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NOTICES.


81. II. ~, II ~, IL
The most popular brand of soap ever
made, at Rhodes * 1roxell's.
, 1884-06-18

Ladies fine shoes, new styles and best
qualities. can be found at jenkins & Ross.
, 1884-06-18

Fancy and white shirts very low at Po-
lacks.
, 1884-06-18

Every Smoker should try Little
Joker
, 1884-06-18

Job printing in all it's branches and
executed in fastclass style, Mt the LEADER
Job rooms.
, 1884-06-18

1t never scales or postpones.
rs Grand Single Number DrduinoI take
place monthly.
A SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
A FORTUNE. Seventh Grand Drawing
Class g.. In The ACAEEMY OF Music.
NEW TUESDAY, JULY 10.
lssEiToth Monthly Drawing
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
100000 Tickets at Five DO lars Each
Fractions, in Fifths in proportion.
, 1884-06-18
WAGNER
81 Co.'s
MEDICAL and SURGICAL INSTITUTE,


3 I.arImer street, Denver.
Chronic diseases Of men and women success
fully treated. Surgical operations Of all kinds
performed. Piles, Fistula, VaricOcele. and Her
Eye and Ear Il specially, by one member OF this
hnn.
Young Men
who may be suffering from the effects o youth
tul tollles or indlscretlOns, viii do well TO avail
themselves Of this the greatest boon ever laid
At the alter OF suffering humanity. DIR VAC
lars for every case of seminal weakness or pri-
vate disease OF any kind or character which he
undertakes and fails to cure.
Middle-Aged Men.
There are many men OF the age of 80 to 90 who
are troubled with too frequent excavations of
the bladder, Omen accompanied by a slight
of the system In "A manner the patient cannot
account for On examining the urinary deposits
q ropy sediment will often be found, and some.
times small particles Of albuinen will appear. OF
the color viii be of akin or mllkish hue, again
changing to a dark aud torpid appearance.
Ignorant OF the cause, which Is the second stage
OF seminal weakness DR.. Wagner will guaran-
tee a cure In all such cases and a healthy reslora-
tion OF the genito-urinary organs, Consultation
free. Thorough examination and advice, IS 90.
All communications should be addressed to
Dr Henry Wagner, postonlce box 23ss, Denver,
Colorado
The Young Mans Pocket Companion, by DR..
n. wagner, Is worth Its weight IN gold To young
men. Price. Sl25 sent by mail to any address.
Take Notice.
Has moved into his new building, No. s3s Lar
Inner street Just across the street from No. 3f3
Larlmer street, his old office CNEAu CITY HALL)
His new quarters are fitted up in grand style.
DR.. WAGNE & co.
Cutthis out and take along.
, 1884-06-18

The largest stock in the city, at Rhodes &
Troxcll's.
, 1884-06-18
Louisiana State Lottery Comply
Commissioner.

Incorporatedin 1855 for IS years by the Leg
~islatrre for Educational and Charitable pur-
poses-with n capital OF 81 coo. ooD-tn which n
reserve fund OF over s550.0oo has since been
added.
BY an overwhelming popular vote Its
franchise was made a part OF the present
State Constitution adopted December ID. A
D.1sp.
THe only Lottery eper voted on and endorsed
, 1884-06-18

a large assortment of clocks at
ZEHNER, JACKSON & BUEcHNER's.
, 1884-06-18

SEEPHEN. W. UUWWEY in IN GE9nceTy. =6of #dcs N ca%m s9Is'9 or
w new block at Cheyenne Wyoming, and on Second street, Laramie CITY,
Territory carefully, and promptly prosecuted. Special attention rwen TO Mimi
Homestead, PeEmpnon, Desert Land and Timber Culture Claims and he man,
agement of land contests in the local land Offices and before the Interior enartnle"t
at Washington. Locations of choice Mmerl, Agricultural and Grazing lands made
and patents secured cheaIy and speedily incorporate. papers of StorkRaisi1g
Land, Mining and Water Companies carefully prepared. CORRESPONDENCE as To- local
matters and the Investment of canRl solicited -
, 1884-06-18

BAIRD & Campbell Sf e. B. iR and and \ Aot &C. c'f f1m1 ff At
enne, Wyoming. Rooms No 9dnd TO- second floor, Stebbns & Post s bank 6lGk
Land and mining business attended to- wv"
, 1884-06-18

EMERSON & NEST F BANKh Or ,,ttG GREELEY, COLORADO
mess paper discounted Interest paid on time deposits Loan investments nego
Gated.
, 1884-06-18

INvER'C H0TE5 AND RESTAURANT. T. DYER. Proprietor
nAAFl y. EtJ IL. C. :. Books. clerk. This establishment has been
thoroughly ehued ad is now ready to accommodate its old patrons and The public
generally IN hrtcass style All the luXures Of the season always on had SINGLE
meals and board by the day or week al moderate rates. The bar is ALWAYS rmidcI
with the best of liquors and cigars Free bus to and from all trains. ~
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-03-19

that he sprang to the ground. Boys, "
said he fiercely, pushing at Us with his
long lance, "behave yourselves. If you
throw me down" and he made a
thrust at me. Captain said I solemn
ly, Il pledge you my word as a man Of
the woods that we will play fair-no joke
honest Injun; we will hold the pole
steady or die trying. Up again Captain.
we mean biz" Reassued he climbedup,
but regarded us doubtfully; we were still
afraid to catch each others eyes, and
puffed vigorously at our short pipes. But
when he had sawed off the nut and it drop
ped heavily on his neck and shoulder as
he turned his head on one side to look
up; when he fell heavily to the ground
and bounded upwards like a base ball,
then glared savagely upon us, the shouts
of laughter might have knocked off all
the nuts had they been ripe. Only the
Captain. wicked man, swore some,
laughed not at all, and rubbed his
shoulder. while we devOured his prize.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-03-19
Can't Do Mnrsn-

PhiIadeipI ia Record Ind).
RepubIi can tariff revisers last year un-
dertook to cut down rates % per cent.
and actua lly reduced them less than ?
per cent. They fell % per cent. short of
their inten tons. Mr.. Morrison can't do
worse than that Try him whack. He
may come up to the republican mark.
The citizens Of Braidentown. WilIem-
senburg and FogartyviIle have petitioned
the Postmaster General to change the
name Of their post Office to DeSoto.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-03-19

The Fernandina Mirror, in discussing
the true position of the press relative to
crime, very sensibly says:
It is the province of the press to up
hold the laws, to censure all violence and
crime. to create and sustain public opin-
ion in the defense of law and order, but
its warnings should precede and antago-
nize crime in advance and leave the
courts to try official violations Of law,
impartially and judicially. 4 suspicion
Of partisanship viii always attach to
the press when it assumes judicial func-
tions.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-03-19
Republican Division of Labor.

Philadclphia Times.
It is understood that the machine
doesn't propose to cut entirely loose from
the conservative business men Of the
party The machine leaders have simply
made a division of labor. They will
work up and take the delegates to con-
ventions and the offices, and the business
men viii be allowed to complain and pay
the expenses of the party.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-03-19

Chicago Herald.
The Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
has begun printing It's editorials on the
solid south in italics, and the people may
as well understand at once that the war
is on once more.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-03-19
PROMINENT PEOPLE.

ASN'CoiAONA '~N 80 10y
shoulder, while we devoured ms pr1ze.
npozIT~E<Srr pEOpTz
Observation-Disclosures, who IS now
12, does not dye, but wears his beard ike
d river goa ; ana "iliVe do SHOW
TUCKER-RepresentatiVe j. Randolph
Tucker, OF Virginia, delivered the address
at the annual commencement Of the
medical department OF the University OF
Maryland in Baltimore, Friday.
GRANT.-Gen. Grant. in speaking Of
Gen. Adam BadeaU's history Of his cam
paign, modestly says that 1t must be re
membered that the author IS partial to-
wards Gen. Sherman and Gen. Grant.
FERDNAND.-Prin Ferdinand, Of
Bavaria. having published a work en-
titled. The Anatomy of the Tongue and
Studies in Comparative Anatomy" has
received from the University OF Munich
the title OF Doctor OF Medicine.
GROSS.-Ine Universe OF Edlnbrug
Scotland has invited DIR, Samuel ID. Gross,
Emeritus Professor OF Surgery III JelteF-
son College, Philadelphia, to accept the
honorary degree OF Doctor OF Laws at
the tercentenary OF Its foundation on
April II.
DIILLER.-It is said that joaquin Mil
ler, who was supposed to be snugly set
tied m that much-talked-ot log cabin OF
ms on the outskirts Oh washington IS
anxious TO serve ms country abroad as a
CONSUL III oIller "oros' aNeeil 10
ready and wiling 10 walk out.
KELLEY.-Judge Kelley, the father
of the house, has many privileges among
congressman, and he is the pet Of both
parties. The judge has son and a
uaughtef. LaS1 spring the TWO chlloren
maze PEDESTRIAN TOUR oL Europe Inc
young lauy Is ali euVh''7lS'Stlc SVuuenC ol
polIIlc"l economy
WHITMER. David f. Whitmer still
living IN Missouri at the age OF 50, was
one OF the three witnesses who in 1880
pdDnShed a ceftlhcaJe declaring that
they saw an angel come down with the
golden book which Joseph Smith pre-
tended to interpret, But when the wit
nesses were older and wiser they abjured
hlorhlohlSln ana declared ther former
testimony Aal"e'
CoUzINs-Miss Phoebe W. Couzins, ia
nous as female lawyer in st. Louis, is
the leading advocate in advancing the
claim of Miss Anna Ella Carroll, whose
alleged suggestions that the Tennessee
river and not the Mississippi was the key
Of the war in the southwest, led to the
adoption Of the Tennessee campaign plan
in the civil war. She wants money for
it now.
The Palatka daily news. (Palatka, Fla.) 1884-1888, 1884-03-19
The Republican Donkey.

New York Herald 1ndl.
The republican party seems determined
to make an ass of itself ever the Fitz-
John Porter case. 1t is suggested that
Secretary Lincoln should protest against
the restoration of Porter as an insult to
the Secretary's father, who thought, af-
ter reading the imperfect evidence taken
by the court martial, that Porter ought
to be shot. Men who talk in this way
mpugn the intelligence of the secretary
of war.
hELFER.-Ex-Speaker Keifer is said to
be contiding to his intimate friends the
news that he will retire from public life
at the close of his present term.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10

none Of your business or mine, bu'
YOU could learn great deal that
would benefit you II you could attend
their synagogue for few months, and
listen to the teachings of good lab
bi. The only thing have against
them. is that they won't let their
young people marry amongst our
folks, but they will get over that som,
day. If Jews should get to marry
ing Gentles, it would be millions
of dollars in the pockets of the pso-
pie"
well, they won't cat pork said
the grocer, as last argument against
the Jews. ANY people that will 20
buck on one of the greatest product,
of this country. are to blame. If the
jew, would eat pork it would 90 up
two cents II pound, in a week"
go, you darn old fool, said the bad
boy, perfectly disgusted. That Is Il
pretty argument. Whisky isas great
Il product Of the country Is pork, and
YOU don't drink whisky, 50 you 90 back
on great national product the same
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10
Made Him Tired

Mr.. and Mrs. Nctllcson are Just
well enough matched to hold each 9th
er's own, as the saying goes, in whose
little domestic arguments which some.
times arise between the devoted. They
agree that fresh air is essential to
health, but differ as to the best means
OF ventilation
Now, Mary" said Mr.. Nettleson
the other night, whats the use Of ar.
guing with me. The medical journals
say that the window should be raised
from the bottom, about five inches for
instance
John, you are wrong. The mrdi.
cal journals say let down the window
from the top. | reckon | know any
thing when see it.
"a woman beats anybody in the
world. Why, hang it, don tyou know
that the warm air stays down and
that the cold, pure air goes up Want
to raise the window to keep the foul
air in, don't you''
This discussion has gone on long
enough and the determined gentle
man raised the window, put a bottle
under the sash and went to bed
Didn't you leave your clothc. on a
chair by the window ?"
"Ycs. Think that they'll keep tbr
air from coming in r.
mo; | was thinking how easy it
would be for a thief to reach in and
steal them. Did you take out your
watch ?"
"No."
"Wcll, you'd better get up aud get
it."
Don't you know that a thief
couldn't come tramping around here
without my hearing him ? Didn't !
hear the dog that trotted across the
yard the other night?'
Il thought you was a sound sleep.
er ?"
Sound sleeper" repeated Mr.. Net.
tleson, almost contemptuously." Women
beat anybody ever saw. If man
is wide awake they say he is sound
asleep After awhile you'll say |
snOre."
"You do snore."
"Td hush if | we're you. Never
snored in myself"
How do you know -
"Confound it, | reckon I'm there
when | snore."
But you arc asleep and can't hear
| it"
Hush, if you please, and let me
have a moments peace. When q man
works as hard as / do, he don't feel
like being tormenled TO death"
"Oh, | won't torment you, gracious
knows. I'll hush and never say any.
thing more TO you"
"There you go Keep on and drive
me wildp'
"YOu are driving yourself Wild"
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10
ADVICR no MoTHERs.

Are zee dIstufbea ~ aight and hreksa ef yosT sss
hy eirk child suffering and crying With pain Of cut
ting teethf II %, send At onos and get bottle 81
Ma. EfEaaowe asgfHTSs eyhrF Fua CHflesSE
Tnk4aEHa. Ice vAius 4 ncsieaiahs. II viii relieve
aAe eoF lIitls nuasFer lmmedialniy. Depend sron u
zaaskeru EAsre e ne mistake sAoas e. IL cures sye
eattfe - aafxkeeA Teneiessa fha ntBnssh sa6 Hor
sls estes Wind eeiEE, uoffzna ne Euus, reeucs4 u
sTntsm. Mms wSHsGows ecesMEa sVaug rpa oatsb
- Tzasziad q easzssas . tha leas. ~ u 80
ssssptioa ef oaa e. he ul6zt snt bet fsae paYNts
liass AAA kattss q sht rhsss stsisls - Y = sas
~ al dfuEEssts ssra -hout aks wsssz Priss &sssls
. kettle. tidy.
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10

keep on and III be in an insane
asylum before long.'
YOU can go there uuw, il you want
co.
Keep on | tell you,' md Mr.. Net.
,lesnn ilouuctd over aud went to
,lrcp.
Next morning, when be got out OF
bed he went 10 the chnir, looked in
a.tunishment and exclaimed
"Wha's bccome of nv clothes?
Didn't you leave them on the
chairr
cor course | did, but 'hcy ARE not
here now"
lie pulled ,-idc the curnn aud
-aw his vest hanging ou rose bush,
Iii, ,rouscr, lay 90 hr ground.
I'm robbcl?" he exclaimed
Watch j. gnur," he gaspci.
Il told you lha, ,omcbody might
,.,,h :, IL"
~y,n didp,, tell me apv,b;py c,,lr
kind looking around in di-may
u told YOU that the window should
be l., down from the top"
.Ob Won told me Il iLou-auI ,bfr.
That. ,he trouble. YOU have been ,,l
linz mc something ever since | first
-lw ,ou. but nv watch +. gone an The
same"
II hunrh, ! hnnri somebody At
the window during ,ho night"
""hr dido't You tell me ,'
1"n a'd that you al"aN- beard
everything
"I.,rr You - again. Mary YOU
make mr 'lrcd. Here am, robbed
man, and there sou are With your
h'a'n"i f.o'.,hno.s. ! -np.'.. yan saw
TIE thi"i whcn he rcaglc 10 ands'olo
my watch Oh, no, it didn't make
any difference with ypu. No l"-- to
you. Wouldn't care /. snraeb'|,
Were to conc in aud assa.-iuate me, -
Centre Democrat. [volume] (Bellefonte, Pa.) 1848-1989, 1884-04-10

TIrKLERIH- i- a practical joker, but
he is very much afraid of consumption.
The othe- evening he got to coughing
aud went to the telephone aud called
up Dr. Whteyc, aud told him he was
pretty sure he was in the frs. stages
of consumption. Now Tickleribs had
played good many jokes on the girl
NJ the central station, so a. soon a. she
heard what he said, she rung up a
store where a young man is in the
habit of praciiciug on a bass horn
about that time, aud told him in her
sweetest tones that she would like him
to blow a short sharp blast right in
front of the transmitter of his tele-
phone, as soon as he heard the bell tin
kle The young man got ready.
"Oh guess you're mistaken, said
the doctor.
"No amt Lose no time. Come
right over at once
Hold on Cough in the telephone. -
The girl who had been listening
jerked out the plug connecting Tick.
leribs, put that connecting the bass
horn in its place, and tinklcd the bell
according to previous arrangement.
The young man dropped the receiver
from its hook and blew a terrible blast.
The girl Immediately restored the con.
uection, and the doctor, after recover.
ing his astonishment, asked
Did you cough ?"
"Ycs. Amt it pretty bad p
II should remark !" exclaimed the
doctor.
What shall ! do ?"
"ConGne yourself to diet of oats
and baled hay"
"Oais and baled hay What do you
meanw
"Why you are turning to iackass
very rapidly, and you better begin
your new way of living at once. You
have symptoms Of the consumption Of
oats and baled hay
While the doctor wondered, aud the
patient rsved. the telephone girl split
her sides with laughter, and the inno-
cent young man footed bis horn in ig-
norance Of what he had done
1AvosgA Mail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
SyrEEJNG T4MNANY .fGAIN

The NDr- FORK Times and other earnest organs
of Cleveland and Democracy just now are en-
Gagged i'm whi.tlins Tammauy down the wind.
The Times asserts chat the Tammany oppose
non to him cleveland Is evidently not held
to- bee of great Importance among the Demo-
crat, of other parts of the country"
Tammany j, used 10 that soIt of fooliShntss.
About this time every year certain newspapers
rise to remark that John Kelly is OF no great ac-
count anyway and that if Iammany Hall
doesn't choose to sncezc when the regular
Democratic machine takes suun. 50 much the
worse for Tammlny. such tall, seems to be a
comfort to those who indulge in 1t, and Tam
many doesn't mind it.
Why should Iammany mind itl In 1873
she entered the Syracuse State Convention with
the remark that if LuciuS Robinson was re-
nominated for Governor she could be counted
ont The convention went ahead and rcnom-
mated Robinson. whcrcupon the Iammany del
ccatr, bolipd and Iau John Kelly for Governor.
Then every Irregular" Democrat in the State
snccrcd and yehcmCnty declared that the
detection of Tammauy WAS of no consequence
Whatever But Lucius Robinson WAS defeated,
and John Kelly pollcd over 1000 votes.
The Times and " the Democrats of other parts
of the country have perhaps forgotten about
this canvass OF 1919. Tdmmany, however,
must be supposed to retain at least vague re-
mrmbyaucp OF IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25

FontoN-Iho Tan Presbyterian Council was
h,.d 100 Belfast yesterday. The Pm.adrII hia
tesu defeated th, Gentlemen Of Lciocstersmue a.
e. Net Mr. Moody ha. held 500 revival
mestInes m England. meeting OF tuc
Shareholder. wa. h.Il u London The So
Jean Baptist celebration was held iu Montreal
tho examination oi Emo was continued an
Quebec.
Cn>or Senate passed. Mexican Pension BILL
Uul.o r1,,cd hI.l repeating rrc.cmpU on. llm-
t,f, uliurr 1uJ Desert Land laws. and amending
IInmet,adlav, aI.o Electoral Count BILL
b.uI.Il,. Genera, Wand g. Burnett is dead
Ttrc MON were kilcd and two fatally m-
iurel boa atalltoad coiii .lon meat ahamobu. Penn"
Yesterday The graduating eVerci-cs ot the
Na'e law SCHOOL tp,k place Three Cinnamon
vfI. drowned Pos cloud burst near llc'Du1. Mont.
an sunday, Ilo Missouri delegates Go ur
p.lrncf1n. National Convention. chosen Yesterday.
ftt,f Cleveland Tho resignation of President
rou.r va. accepted hy ihe Union College lus-
toes lhe Re,. ur George Alexander Of uh. city,
VA chu.rn trustee D., the alumni lhc
Nas.arhu-sft. E,publDI state Central Commit
90 mef Boa Boston.
CIV ANr SUBURBAN. Joseph W. Buuham COM
iuittrd .ui, i.lr at Noutcr. yesterday. lhcsu,-
pension ~ Matthew Morgan. Sous was announced.
Two m,n were injured hy the falling Of q
derrick from Gmcr Church .rire. tug
tpsi was wrecked az the Harlem drawhrdrc.
Mul and. Nitue B. forio Trafalgar
Iutcstunr and % Captain Won the Sherpshcad
Bav r4rts. Gold Snluc Of the lsrsl-teuGef
silver dollar Il2i2 grains, Si.7j cents. -
Stocks Verc irregular aud icvcu,h, but made some
Handsome advances and closed excited.
Ius wtArasR -iElErNE iocAl observation. in
dcaie clear and partly cloudy weather with
hrher temperatures AND chances Of occasional
showers. Temperature Yesterday: Highest. go ;
lsV.est. G-. : average. T~a-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25
PERSONAL.

The Rev. Edwin b. RafensDerger, OF Philadelphia, who
last week received the degree ~ Doctor OF Divinity from
Hcdeburg College, Tnin ONO was some years ago
chosen TO be pastor Presbyterian church at Marion,
Ohio but declined to b. installed He aborei for two
thai tine - persons receiving l02 members anC raising
$S,2J3 for church Work.
Although ho has long been bitter ant-cerica'. Fran
csque sarcey has lately glad be an inmate Of the
hospal OF the Brothers of st. JcandeDieu, Paris, to be
treated for cataract
Mrs Paul Fcrrn, Of Boston, who to day celebrates her
dfth birthday anniversary still lives in the house
she entered bride seyenythree years she has
moi absent from the hOus IN all those years Tor more
than a week al time
The Rev DR. Deems Of the Church OF the Strangers.
went on Monday night to Buffalo. there to preach at the
installation ~ his sonntw the Rev John p. Egbcrt,
pastor of calvary Presbyterian Church
Secretary Fogcr in the city yesterday morning and
spent some time at the public stores He also paid brief
int 70 the Sub Treasury and left the city for WashE gtOn
on the afternoon train.
Lieutenant MeTTiman who FOR time was General
Iogans secretary in the war; relates, in The WaTtUy
Ame1can. how that officer cashered his own Logan'O
broterinaw Colonel Osborne Orders had been issued
10 organize negro regiments. The report 10 Logan
that Osborne had publicly declared 10 his regiment that
he had not there to fight 10 free the nsgeTs"
LOGAN al once sent for his brorher-lnaw TO TO
hfadqIarters," says Lieutenant Meuiman. " was pres
emf When Osborne arrived. Logan asked him II the
statements true that he had been talking IN that
ard repeated the sentiment Logan rOsred WIN rags
like lion. cannot repeat his language, Dul the words
came hot and thick fron an outraged heart Finally
paIsug he Osborne he not III command Union
regiment and write Out his resignation Al Ouee and ne
cshiersd. Osborne baShed and oyeaYcd, ODeycd, and
Logan wrote approved on the back OF the paper and Tor
ward Ell Il Immediately by aide To General Grants
hr 49aulrters. Before night Osborne without
mission oil The Army land reduced TO The position Oi
gift Illinois
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1884-06-25

- .,-clar o,erl,ipe at Ls door. lie vent to The dom
r. bs nhf clothes and silently turning me Key ~ , ~
incL ,nr,ed the knob easily and suddenB oPeb', 'e
lpoh, VA 81 sto,d face 10 flcs with tho TOdn.Da
Sgyar "Gooi nornng SIR said the f'yc,e'l gentT
man walk right in. wax rlcat ia, an, IT, ess
S,lin1 ot the appafiiIou Tscn h' hair 9e51 ID ~
aud Giving frightened screccA, ne iesV'dA 'o"'0 ~
disappears1.-[ Denver NeTs.
There are more seaside resorts on ihe 9o's % nc"
r,,I.,d fbap IN anv other coast III the world.
A discharged soldier says the reason Wv ~ .,,Ia
from he United states Army is ecIuse IjF's
4. re ted ike dog We'll that's no reason ~ - ,. ~
II bc IL treated Ike 800 Gordon setter nc ~ ad.
,reat Jea better than thoIs inas OF editors aan hIia
Of good women. excellent mothers aDe iOFiH5 "''N
I}urling tOn GoWa Ha"keye'
vtoliu upon which Washington nscd TO pay y no.
owned bv Colonel J. Washington ana an eboit ~ vg,s
,o IN rsc Sl 500 10 purchssc IL, and pace III IN
1istis,s uusc-room ut Mount vernon ilIleen ~, !,
dollars Is pretty steep price to pay 10, W. b n IL
yvc srculd think there would be no dmcliy IA In.ix
twice 81 500 among his ncigh5Ors- lNorflsVo"h "es