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’1‘.- W lip. of tho "Ina! neat-r Im'mu two hundred word. 3 mm .10. wa-lnmuodu no mmuu o! «It (In. a: visa. u [at can 1.0. I comm from Waning- «- (o N" York I long llld abhor-ta marl“. and n m minute. um. “Mu-amenitmradto -ho “mat the ions-dim tele- blano. me It 1m emt down to the M woolen and comm. Whu bath 3“ wrought! Oh. I um so and I was fin bum occur. For the [allow our lit the electric lint. For the writ!!- o! the surgeon's able Godgim a, and the when play-1m] explored by ohm-put Intru- . and (Mn: not so much' pfln :- ‘ 3 of I "Imm- from and" a hut-nail. For tho lumbar- tho III-lad apn- Jnl an In tho m ; , by wild: our m y ‘ upon-«mm ‘ i Wmmum, D. 0.. Nov. :9, lawâ€"- Gonddoring the time Ind place at its delivery, “Ill sermon of Dr. Taiwan is of absorbing and startling Inter- act. it is not only national, but interna- tional in its significance His subject was "The Dying Century." and {no taxi, 2. Kings 20:1: "Thus saith the Lord, Set thine house in order; for thou shalt die. and not live." 4 Eternity in too big e subject tor an to under-tend. Senna one hae eeld it in e greet clock, that an" “‘l‘luh" in one eentury. end ”Peck" in another. but we con better under-land Old Time. who hna many children. and they Are the centuries. and men! ("Bd- children, end they ere the yeen. With the dying Nineteenth Century in ehnli Ill- llornlng have n plain tnlh, telling hint eome oi the good thinee he hna done. end then telling hint none or the thinge he ought to “Jun before he‘ elite thil ephere nno 'peure out to Join the eternitiee. We genereily welt until people ere deed beioro we eny tnueh in prnlne of them. runernl eu- luiuu lit genernlly very pathetic and eioenent with things thnt ought to uuhunnMynnMMn Went on cold tntnhetonee whet we ought to have not in the war. on" oi the liv- tan. We cur-an Charlen Bonner while he in living. end endgel him into eplnnl nenihgltin. and welt until, in the room where l have heen living the lent yenr. he pitta hia need on hie heert and criee “0h!" end in (one. end then we mhe long proton-ion in hie honor. Doctor lenderinnd. chaplain oi the Alerleen nenate. nmotnpenying; etopping long enough to allow the deed eenntor to lie in etete in independence Hell. Philadelphia. end lthlting ht Boe- toe m. ilouee. when not long he- iore. unnhtory neolutioee had been on.“ in tenant to hire. end thee we on. aid the toiling belie and the hon. oi minute-gun. until we her, hi. hi Ilount Anhnrn and cover his with Iowan Ive feet deep. Whni e pity he could not ileu- been ewehe nt hie owe (hotel. to her the era"- ietie oi the entice! What a pity that one green ieei could not hove here tnhen iro- ench one oi the ntortnary Int-ion“ anti put upon his tnhie while he wee yet niive at the Arlinetoe! Whet a pity thei. out oi the greet choirs who ehented nt hie nheeqnlee one little eiri. dreeeed in white. might not have em to hie living eer e complimentary eoio! The poet-hotteu eeprenetoe cou- mm the ante-orient. The notion could not here epithe- the truth hath ti.- nhoet Cherlee Banner. Wee it hetore or alter hie Green- it lied? No enoh injustice eheil he inflicted upon thin venerable Nineteenth Century. Be- iore he gone we recite in Me hearing no.0 oi the good things he hen ec- cotnpliehed. Whet an edditioe to the world'e intelligence he hen mede! Molt It the old echool-houne, with the now eliting through the roof and the filthy tin con hennlng over the water-pail ie the corner. end the little victime on the long henchee without been, end the illitenie echoolineeier with his Melon gnd, had then look nt our modern patecee at free echooie; under hen end wotnen cultured and renneti to the hieheet excellence, no thet. wherene in our childhood we itetl to he whipped to go to school, children now cry when they cennot go. Thenh you. «emote Century. while hi the eaete time we thank God. Whet en eddi- tloe to the world'a invention! Within uruumynemmnflm flea” cultural whine. (or pie-ting, reopâ€" nuuuannMgThumnnmflh fiannfl.anfleupnmmua hnmnwemnnmnmnhur awu.fhuwumcunnmm unnWIMHImnmuewuum Infim mnnnuflnmammu 432:8!czermnuruaegnm...â€"...___- IIQSB8EQIEQYRPRB No Ilflfln hell do I ring in the ut- terance of this text, for in the healthy flow of your countenance: l and “use only tor cheerful prophecy: but I shall apply the text as spoken In the eu- ol Hezekiah, down with a had eerhunole. to the nineteen: century, now closing. 1!. will take only {our more long breathe, nch fur I breath. Ind the century' wlll expire. My theme in The Dying Century. I dlscune it at an hour when our national lexleluure l is nelemhllng, some or the members now here pmeent, and oihere will aim rive by the mldni‘ht trains, and to-1 narrow morning. from the north.‘ south, cent. and went, all the public conveyenpeu coming this way will} bring important addition: of public men, so that when to-morrow. at high , noon, the pull: oi! genus and house! at represenmllvee ehall um and ran! the deetlnlee of this nation, and .' (brough it the deltlnlee of all nntlone : Itruullng to be tree, will be put on! solemn and tremendouu trlnl. Amid 5; nurh lnlensllying clrcurnetancee l ' ‘ stud by the venereble century, and I, eddreu It in the words of my text. |‘ "Time filth the lord, Set thine home i I in urder; for thou shell. die, and not. i' I live." , c 'Tnlmage’s Sermon. the world’n emanation. Wk :1 whamhulono,01honcbuudm «W Century! All the hem: and you have done more the.- well. cennilerin; your pnrenteu and your enrly environment It in I wonder you did not turn out to he the "about! century 1 nil time. You had n and Iothc and e bed madmether So-e \oi the preceding centurie- were not at to live inâ€"their morale were an ‘hu! their tuition were no outrageous. their inmate was no den-e their in- huenity Io terrific. 0 Dying Nine» teenth century! before you go we uke‘ this opportunity of telling you thnt you no the belt end mightieet oi ell the centuries of the Christina Ere, ex- eevt. the em, which ave us the Chriet, end yon rival that century in the feet that you. more the oil the other cru- tnriee out together ere giving the Chrilt to oil the world. One hundred end twelve themed doling At one meeting n few den ego eontrihnted tor cm. and dimension, bitter and mm bayou! monument. nd African slavery. which was yet to cost I u- nanl Maori-hu- of (our awful years Ill 3 million neeloua Hm Yes, dear Old Century. you land Ill um curl. ; l The money power. so much denouno ad nod anon Junily criticised. hns cov- ered thin continent. with univorniiiu. nnd tree iibrnrien. nod nnylumn of MP- cy. The nownonprr pron- wnich. nl (no buinninl o! the wniory on no init- rolior, by hnnil moved over one sheet 0! poor ni n till", iuu become the minculoun nuoinczurrr oi tour or are; or oil hundred thousand shoot- !or on. dolly newnpoper'n issue. With- in your memory, 0 Dying Cont-r7! nu been in. (soul. 0! nearly nil in nroni‘ innuiullonn ovnnnnlinlic. M loudoo‘ , Tum. lnrrn 1 no: iiriiinh and , Foreign Bihio Borieiy nnn born in l ill. Anoricnn "llilf Hock” won born. In 1820 Amrlcnn Rona-y School linion wnn horn. in mo Anoricnn Board of Col-indoor": (or Portia Iliuionn. which Mn not in avian bond on ovary notion of (to mod worth. in: born at n hula-ix in MI-lclmonlin. The National Tonnennre Society. Tnn Wounn'n Toupflnnco Sociriy. and III on other (announce movrnonin born in m- contory. Airlrn. hidden [0 «hr coolnrieo. by exploration in iMn minty In. been pm It in. law oi civiliailon. in It mono by com- mon. nod Christianity. Tim Chlnoon wnll. noon on inpnniblo inrrior. no. in n unlo- nile of no" an! inlet. Onr Auction- notion n no. ownion oi m. minty only n niire of land along iho, Ailnnilr wont. now it!» whole con- iineni in poo-union or our «hool- nod churches uni missionary union; 8". noon nod religion. iniriiigooro which In other lines. it oniirml n nil by kin newton" pron. were niiovmi only I mnnh oi mm or four lines not: Ind tho colnnnn oi the nnrolor nronn, In all the dileo thrown wide oven. and ovary wool for iwoniy~nll yonrn with I not up. only-ion of n lillflo worn. 1 nova been mined to much one. on‘ 1 tire Gonna! sermon throng]: the nowa- ‘ more... I monk God (or this gm! 1 ”MUM". Glorious Old Ceoiory! 1 You an" not be uninvolved until we 1 love. he: to face. extolled you. You i were rocked in n rough crndio. nnti I like Inheritance yon received won (or r the non: port poverty, and nimgnie. : nod hard-nip. nod poorly covered ( .rnren oi boron- and heroine- ot whom I ( a f f the world land not been worthy, and niacin. nnd Inllltory amnion. and the want of the French revolution. Ton inherited the influences that re- united in Aaron Burr'n treason. and n nnoilrar wnr with England, nod Bottle 1 of Lake Erie, nnd indinn gunnery. and n Lucy's lone, nod Dnmnoor monu- n lllt'l‘"- by inoculation or one oi. the world'- woret DIII’IIBI. Doctor Kaela)"- emol- cination (or inehriety. intimation thlt the viru- of mnddened canine, end can- cer. and oonnumption are m to be balked by magnificent medical treet- lnent. The eyesight oi the doctor ’lhnrpened until he can look through thick tie-h and and the mom; place; ~ oi! the bullet. Whnt odvnncement in‘ geology. or the catechism oi the moon- taine; chemistry. or the catechism o; the elements: astronomy. or the cute- , chinin oi’ the stars: electrolosy. or the , 5 couchlnin' ot the lightning; What ed- vanument in music. At the beginning of this century. confining itself. no tar an the great masses 0: the people were concerned. to a few airs drawn out on accordion or massacred on church bane, vloi: now enchantlnzly dropping from! thouaands of lingers in Handel's (70mg certo in B flat, or Guilnlant'e Sonata 'in ; D minor. Thanks to you. 0 Centuryil . before you die, for the uylnmn of mer- I. .0! that You have toundedâ€"the blind: seeing with their lingers, the dent heer- g . in: by the motion at your lips. the born : i imbecile by skillful object-lesson lifted! ‘to tolerate intelligence. Thanks to‘ ‘ this century for the improved condition i Ioi molt nation. The reuon that Na-i ipoleon made such a flilccmml sweep- )acrosa Europe at the beginning or the v century was that mom of the thronea :0! Europe were occupied either by im- 1 gbecliee or prompt”. But the most 1 {of the thrones ot‘ Europe are toâ€"day . 'occupled by kings and queens comm» I tent. France I republic, Switzerland -‘ fa. republic. and about fifty ircc counti- l. ‘ tutlona. i am told, in Europe. Twenty [ ’ million eerie of Russia Inauumltted. On this western continent i can call thel roll 0! many republics. Mexico. Gua- temala. Son salvndorfioato Rica. Pam- lllly. Urugnny. Honduran, New Gran- adn. Vencmela, Peru, Ecuador. Bolivia, Chill. Argentine Republic, Brazil. The once straggling village of Washington to which the United State- government moved. its entire Mange and equip- ment packed up in neven boxes which sot loot in the wood- near thia place, now the nrchiteciurni glory of the I I 1 l f l (I V II n I I continent. and admlrniion oi the world. 2 Wfik’lfi {alumnhumunnimd mmmmmwm m‘m” . . The dainty embroldu-ul hadn't. chiefl monk! not be sent to the lum- dry. They may be mind in n In minutes Ind should than be dam tomato”. When wuhod they mould ho wrung out and than a window-ml would be polished; upon this lure-l the ken-chic! and pres it perfectly In; when It has dried It will me 01 all] Ind new III Invent-nos. at on him had a bow: and s crown was ("on unto him: and he rd tom muss-inn. and to count.“ with Imlyptlc pan: "And I at, and behoid I. white bone: and In an My hunts. as the Nineteenth Ce:- :1 w“ horn while the face of this nann was yet wet with tears m of the am honehcl ride that WW Install took. out here at It. Vanna. through a December mom I “It um next century might be m at Q time that the [we ol this nation nun be wet with the tears of the "tall or spiritual "tin! of the grant Comm in eternal.’ 0 eternity! unity! eternity!" any of Ibo l'hriulnn m- the Cl?“ ol dl "w "Murine. lk nm MM by the Inn Hm I bau- Wm! to m for a mmnry ": a lam who! that turns a hnmlmi small" wheel». which are Ihp you” nml rlrh mu: of [but yarn mm: "Irw- numlrrd and sixty- flvo amllor Inn-h. which no no on"; and «uh nm- at tho three Ill-- dnd and nun-nu- «Ln;- "mm twnlr .lour Illllk‘r wlwoll. thlch no it. ‘ hours; and vat-h ”M! of Ila. (Italy-four hour! "mu- lllly In“. that. rum. un- "w Ink-nun; and than sixty min-Ins mm mm m vim-la. thlch are (hr man. All all of IM- nm mm-Mnery In II ”I. mental motion. and [mall's n. a. u‘ on toward ”an are-t eternity rm door! wlll. It I: a’olorl: of the 1mm night harm Iho ynr nlndm an. tired. and the ynr 1|!an Inn-Ir“ and one. mm below me. the Dying Conlnry. I quote fmm the the. Ir; Inflation: over the three door. .f a. anthem-l or mun. Over one door. um! a wrath of sculpmmd room. I rend: '-\ll "ml which plum n- h In! for a moment! 0"" another door. around a mflmund "on. I read: ‘All that which tmnhlcn us it but for a moment: Rm nnr the centrll door I read: "That only Is Important finch uw Mann-nay and Edwin Forrest act, and Edward Pmson puny. I heard the out cle o! Longfellow"- rhyming. and before xuuoun clue» I" “IE!!! 1 mad Ibo nm line 0! Hanan!” "I? ton. and um fins! um of Bryan'- ‘Thunnlomlu.’ and the am word of l Victor Huan'u almost nuwrnltun! ro- uonm I heard (ht- "male 0! All the [grand mun-hm. and the Inuit!“ of all [the mule-mu Hun mr nigh lcn dead.- m-da um «moan: window: mane. l haw m mnrr moral and wiring! vidurfr- than I” n! my prvdm put lourthcr. For .ull you who but or and lth Vllflflt‘lon' I Inu- kIndlod an .0 dune-ah ann M which m «or «I, and mmwl in tho but». nnd roundeluyu III. luv-"Imam you hum MM hum, am! nnmllM ull ll. plenum] mam-u nml Mun- Manon 0‘ In mldnixlu brow-m that yon I." om um! I“. Nut rm I go. Ink. m- ndmamflnn um! Immflt-Hon ol 3 Dill. (Zonmry The "mum“ m0. "lo Isl-q. mull (Iona ”mum-mm" W In" coma lurk. an I .nulal prnw Im- II... I hundrwl nun at «Mon-Hon: 1'80 "orally um: um Mum uh- no will noon uh- yml Th:- wlrkrd "to lot m M" ”no" can. m; l haw m In «I "00"qu humour" 1'» only II..- onn for making who Iotld hm I n lnlm-m nm 1, Nu- mama (bunny. mmmnl [mm Ibo Int m- ! Tell us. 0 Nineteenth Century! be- } fore you no. in a more of ”mom. 5 some or the things you have heard nnd fseen. The veteran turns upon in and , says: "I saw Thomas Jailerson riding in unattended from Monticello. only a few steps from where you mud. n dismount rrom his horse and hitch the ibrldip to a post. and on yonder hill take the oath of lhe presidential once. i saw yonder capital ablaze with wnr'l ilncehdlnrlsm. i saw the pull of tho ‘ first steam engine in America. I heard the thunder}; of Waterloo. 0' 30' lmstopol. anti Sedan. and GettyShUI'I- l was present u: all the coma-lion- of the hilly and queen», and emperor- and empresavs now in the world's pd- aces. l haw men two hlliowa toil across this ronthwnt and lrom man to ocean; at hiilow a! revival Joy in ‘ 1857. and n hiliow ol Mood in 18“. I hnvllo net-n four generations of the hu- man race mun-h Aura“ this world and disappear. i any tiwlr cradles rocked and their gram: illl‘. l Inn":~ heard [in weddlzu: lwlln and llu‘ death bell- of nut a hundred yum. .l haw clamped my llnmln lor millions of joy» and 1mm; them in mlihonu of alonlea. I not ammo." The late It. DI"!!! «:th!!!" twenty-In doll-n to tho Southern lluloury Society. 0mm. ballsm driven a! the two of the earth. The ulte- 0! :ll nations wlde open tor the Gospel onmncn'when the church ahull give up in: Intellectual dandy- lsm, sud quit tooling with higher crit- lelam, and plunge into the wot-h, :3 fat 3 lifeâ€"saving ataglon the crow pull out with the [Ire-hon: to talks the null- ors 0!! a, ship going to pieces in the Skerrles. I thank you, old Ind dylnt Century; all heaven thanks you, and surely all the nations of the earth ought to thank you. I put before your eyes, soon to be dim for the last sleep. the (acts tremendous. I take your wrinkled old hand and Ihnke It in con- gratulation. l bathe your level-ed brow. and freshen your parched Hp! from the rounlulns at eternal victory. A Rock Pall: dry nood- Icahn: went about u hour «mu nylon u Duld 1'. Terrence, the brick nu ma manhdurer of “than. I: n butl- chry to the extent of m of the '1“ of his uncle. General Joann 1’. Tm, who died It Chm». Molar 81, luv“- lu an estate values! a “,0... Hr. II. B. Gore, non of Auditor Gore, And on ottocbe at tho nodlfior'l ales. gnu removed bl: fI-"I to Chicago :from Springfield, prov-rum to uk- Ing charge of a tuna but In Cil- cuo. He owned the pm'tor the Society of hvh'l Blah. which it. started last Jane. .f. Gore In ne- W the mum-Mp. Ill '1" m M: alone. at on. no wm. however, retain his connection with “auditors the and divide hit “so hum the two mutton. Re u: been sum} readout of the bonding and loan a» purulent of tho udltor'n once. and I. well known in hot-Io. The Warm Loader son an we punt young men escorted the" sweetheart; on a low at Inventio- ol the not near um cover. 0n try- Ing to nuke their em nun. after so- Ing up In the lower, the ken woold not oped the door. One 0! the young men was obllgtd to procure u rope and lower Mule" from a high 'llno', lot In; six buttons. braking Ink um chain and paling In: none against the «one work on No way do... In. Ram-om (ha-pk". u ”duty My "skill: on ”4 But rm: am". aluminium In mm In her run. “In!" "on on clean of I but! full Friday at?!” 3M- lnde I luau-lap from "to pore). lid Ml heavily, Inc- : mm. her Itnnldcr Mack and "duff" her-e" Inter-Ally. u I. (and. lb. was also bully Int-d. A: Ibo I- pm 70. her friends are new.“ llama! ova the outta-o. Tuesday Inn "on (In-d mm at odd Fellow: of Illinois coma-ed at the 8m. House In Spriuleld. and II. the an “(no (he Slow Rebekah Aunt-My held m min yearly meeting. In M. ‘ «mm In (In «Monte: Mm the uri- tm; Hunt the degree ml of Real!- hom Reba-h Danes Lodge, at am- Inglon, vlnlted Sort-glow by Inflation and exemplified the work of that clo- grre In C(lltl‘ll Music. "I" on Welln- day. Frank ll. Burl". of ”twin, "1.. n In luck. In British Cont-Mn. whom he in heon pro-mun mu. Jol- N. Marley lad Mr. notch. M In. no“ MI lulomt In a chlm tor “MOO. and In Invented In anoint. The party In many mm from Hamil. nod Inn-a I [out "In math. II In Ibo In nonhuman "gleam 1m annoy write. to ill vlfr 0! Mn“ [and luck. RM. "Man. 0! New (hi-u. In Ic- rcpted "an all many one-40d Mn by IM- MIWUW of Bl. John-u- lauhorln rhunh ot Ibo-Int, to one”: "u- nulonio undo vac-M by m nullâ€" n-IIon at Ru. lolly-r. Jug! than luv. Nola. II" mm to been" I: not known. For m nut-n (Ian "M coll mm m «mun! mm by annual. and manly am he Implant Tho pllhllc uhooh of Galcnburu "Orv sun-um Monday In" bola. clan-d ['0 tool- on account or dlphthcfll. Dur- lu the (Inc there have he. llurl)‘ too cnun Ind twenty death. Tuvalu-Mo pm mm of Ihe Knox col- lno (om-Io minty glrh have: loll on account of a cue In [In MIMI-l. George Tracy o! lie-vent. Ibo until I law any: no land Md annulus. now wenn than black .- ebony. Da- vid Joy pm two man of whitewash ol halt :1 Ian 0! «II. at the unu- plus. They ran- I-lorllon hall. W. B. Dryudule, o! 8!. Augustine, mm. A former student at the Wesley-n College. Bloomlnston. ha. been elected county may» 0! 8!. John'- eounly. Mr. Dry-lute van graduated (mm the clue o! '92. August Dreitua renews his ofler 0! last xenon to she any needy widow applying to him. within a radius of ten miles of Gilmnu. a pmam oi n ton of good not! coal. The board of education of Athens ins provided each pupil with I semi hli provided each pupil with a. up" nte drnlking cup to prevent the spread or disease germs. From one plumpkln seed, Mr. Jacob Mansfield. of De Land ralsed a vine which measured In all 3,385 feet I! bore thirty-seven pumpkins. weighlng 1,005 pounds. The members of the Knights of Khorassan are making great prep-n- flons for the lnallmllon of the temple at Jacksonville. George Moorehead o! Eminence put Jamel Goodpasture down a sixty-loot well In payment of an electlon wager. The Methodist Herald,’ which has been published at El Pam. by the Eu- worih League. has been discontinued. Thomas Davis 01' Bgment had I the drlvng mare and new buggy stolen from his premium Sunday night. There are two men In Monticello who have voted In the same precinct for fifty years. The roller skating season has open- ed in F'lannasun. At, Farmer City but chm women voted. At Monticello the women cut 187 votes. Bou- Bur Harmlnn Condenndvlo- all]. Kenna-u. Painless. Cantu-l. (hum: and Immune-I Evenl- Imm livery mu» ct the auto. RECORD OF MINOR DOINGS OF THE WEEK. NE W8 OF ILLINOIS. H: I :I III 11,,1g 3 I: III II In III The 15-10: new. Behlltt Glob. arrived II om" lug luau" um- noon an m m "4 mm. Mp at (hm run. The. little new I. from mint-lee, which place a. H! Tue-lay. and In hand around til world. fine I. commanded by Captain Adolph mt. who I. Illa Into Il‘ farm Madâ€"4n fact, be h the whole cunt-“d um nvlptn H- m- tie on“ "and me work! camel! glam. mnhmmumbm a new one. [at Cumin mm. I. u- mdy traveled I.“ all“ II the ma- new mu. fillet m u III-pr than them" Ie-IIIIIML The: 30"" Globe h l. M bu. H'- h «shooter final and Manly m sit for I long nanny. Captain mm lo 1 mint-t altar of about It m at In. and I: will] no m flannel at the MM of the m he will be this on m mo. in lmlo can. i“ left dim. am In. may. Ind MI mu um VIII). end-l mmnummmnneemm Gull of laden «a "and Goo non [Ant Madly m I’mhnnluu at Tatum. "Inhaled Ila {01'th llll’ "nary of “a mm“.- o! M! chum-Va. Alum no curly union um - Int-hr ol mum-s ulna: Ila lull-II and lousy cm! Tho-n. In no nuns-rm or Tom- dn 1""... lo. the Purl. Ml"! (m pram-Ion Io "unto- a cum. TM portal-flo- an "Illa! I“ ll Non-M ll, nu. a. Tow-Ma Pru- byufln run-I m mind at smuh'l (Iron. union! in. with clon- monhn. Rn. Baum Comm ind preached a “an o! "In a: pn- vkmn nun-or M lie the“ to“ ill n. (no ol the eon-lune (- «In: a org-Malina. Ir. (hoover to. Il- 9104! u m In and for eve-ty- tvo nan Ik- v- ml at the cue bruta- Sunday I“ an a W «lam. flay Ion [m- lro- It“ null-0‘ In! war by Ir. new at 0|.“ '0' Ina-Dd. It would min. only a hoo- "on out I! me! can to III. I ha- 5M". Albumin vn called Int Int to lh qu-Illy at "on corn viaduct fun C. O. Aldriuh'u turn out of [Ail-nos. Two can wen pm In "lanes. not "an. In: I!“ mum. On I“ I! and the on" :4 run of [rain Who- atoll- mchmntmmmmtfl «mu-n. Tho can in. am “an m "mun In Illa. but the min won {w. H. H. Ross, J. H. Illehull. J. W. 1 Hoblcl. Dr. 8. A. Grab-In. J. T. luau and William lav-III. Annulment. will be made to ply Ill premium of the lam (air It once. oucor How-rd Williams in called to the Illinois Central yard- IOII’ the coal lhll! at [kc-tul- Bnturdny am- noon to on n couple 0! bum out of "w yurdl. One of the hobo- no u unnumnnd Ibo In lyll. In I pl]. of "raw 9:: I hot car. Bile In all!) dad and In shivering mm"; In- lho cold. She was about I! you: old. and the nun who In Invallu; VIII Mr. than: Ibo chimed In not I» hand. In. About :6. Thor were handed [or I‘ll-m, Ill. Ind bu! era-led Into the box cur I- up. a! noun“ 3 E. c. Winten. I Rock Fell- at". he: patented e devlce which premie- to make him e mllllonelre. it in e protection clip u) be placed between the inner and outer tire- of I bicycle. and is made of unvee, covered with smell plecee of sheet eteel overlaying each other In nah melee. The Inven- tion has been teeted and found enure- ly puncture-proof. Thle in en Inven- ‘tion which the bicycle world hen lens walled (or. end It will he received with open arms. The Atlanta Union Cenirel Anlctil- iurel Society of Logan county, held ite annual meeting and clecllon 801ml”. 1 Some changes were made In the been! of directors. it now being commuted as follows: l’reeldeni. Helium Still» blefleld: vice presidents, Jeeee Stubble- ileld, George Rob, W. W. Richmond and J. W. Burt; directors. Jacob Punk. Perpetunl motion ha- been manna usalnwthla time by Willilm Hotel! Manon county. He say: he bu Mg a machine, which he has In I. little box At home, that has run for the mt. Ill months, and that It would humm- unuad to run I! ha Ind not nomad n to keep It. Iron won-In. out. lt. In: no springs nor weightl, nor II It Hui by- tho wind, by want. electricity. am or any known power, to he an T Tho Anon. Afav‘oefm Pear-on bu tundra his pawn-tor It that 91-50. u January 1, ma ‘ mum In um 6|?- culated roam-ting the Imnmt of ‘ G. W. mum In his and. If. Mr- uon will nave to low- In Fem, yo; an non thereafter a yon-Illa. For the j mmnt or until his upwlntmont. It. Mathis will who charge of the om ; an aulstant. ' . all. 0' THOUGHT. um" Mi; penal-1' «my: n- mu. 111.. Ml” nah; «um: um cu an: an! in nun-um». mutt-nu In In and u can “I an“: m h I"... (In In In!) MM um. um}! M U. ouou won: 01‘ only 10,011.!“ bull-b. m an In: no. will. a... ‘ helm. 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