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want 10 be very sure 10 have them under.

want to be very sure TO have them under.
stand this perfectly.
A special drill should be given on In
Election of the noun, pronoun, adjective,
and adverb, especially comparison Of
the adjective. for in this We make great
many mistakes.
Next take up the analysis of sentences
beginning with simple declaratlYe,
first give pupils an idea Of q subject.
This may be done by giving q name
about which to say something and writ
ing the answer on the board. Next the
predicate in the same way, then teach
these two taken together form propo-
sition, then kind of subject, kinds of pre-
dicate, next modifers Of such treating the
objective element as subordinate modi-
fer of predicate.
The last step would be to develop the
the other kinds in the same manner.
Object 10 be attained Ia this work is
first TO have thought, then the. expires
sion. Second q mastry Of arts of con-
vers alton.
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BOGUS COURT ROOM.

A mock trial was held in the Lyceum
hall on Friday afternoon between the
two preparatory societies. The Amaci.
tians represented tn prosecution and
the AmasagatiaDs the defense. The
State Of Kansas charged George Kenne-
dy with stealing horse. Messrs. Dol
phin, Tresler s. Brooks were counsels
tor the state and Messrs. Williams,
Knox q Baird for the defendant. Mi.
w. Z. Woodward acted as Judge. The
suit was most ably conducted and
the various parties developed remai kable
skill in court affairs and showed a won
derful acquaintance with legal formali-
ties. When the jury went out, The in.
terest in the decision almost approached
what would have been manifested in q
genuine suit. These sort of exercises
are very profitable to parties engaging
Ia them for more than one reason
Acuteness Of observation, information
IN respect to legal proceedings. ability
to act In the presence of a critica
audience, = proper form for the ex-
preston Of thought. and IN q gen.
eral way the cultivation of self control
all were products of This amateur dem
onstraIion tending to show The advisable
ity OF this depression from the old beal
en- path. The prisoner was found guilt
OF the charge aud was sentenced tn ,h
penitentiarY for one year
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PERSONAL MENTION


Mrs. d. V. Myers of Arkansas City is
friends in this city.
Hon. J. B johnson OF Topeka made a
flying business trip to EmDorla yester-
day.
Ed. A Bsecher returned TO this city
this morning from his home at Luna,
indiana.
David Potter aGd wife nee Mics Nan
ule Barnes, are visiting With MIR. and
Mrs. 1. E. Lambert
Charlie Spar, who has been living al
Eureka with his parents for some time,
is IN the metropolis airiug himself
E. W. Barnes aud wife, of Grand
Rapids, are visiting their daughter Mrs
l Z. Lambert They will probably re-
main during the winter.
Hon o. H Muoseli. of Council Grove
was in the city TO day. MIR Munsell II
one of the ablest men IN the state, anC
has represS nted Morris county in tn
legislature. HIS paper is always re
ceived and read by the NEWS with pleas
ure and interest
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PERSONAL N ENTION


Chas. D. Sloan. OF Burlington, Kas.,
is in the city.
q. A. Osborne, of Howard City, is in
the metropolis to-day.
s. 8 Stiles and wife of st Joseph, are
al the Hotel Coolidge.
Mr.. c w. Cleaver and wife, returned
this morning from Kansas City.
L. Severy has gone to Topeka on bust
ness. He expeols to return tomorrow
Mr.. Morris Llswellyn returned yes
terday from Colorado, after five months
absence from his family.
Mrs. G. Conley OF Cleveland, Ohio, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jennie Phil
lips, No 3 South Neosho street.
Mr.. Rees J.. Lumley, who lately was so
unfortunate as TO fracture ais arm, re-
turned yesterday from Missouri fully
recovered
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EnPoR1A FREE LIBaARY.
loom. over the Elr.. national B.nA.

RULE Library and reading room open
daily-from Sept. 1st TO June list, from to 9
2. M. and from 7 20 p. m; from June lst 70
Z 80 % 10 p. m. Sunday; Reading room open
RUIZ s-Rermanent residents Of the city
are entitled 10 the free privilege Of the
library. Those living IN the fmmedtase
Vicinity Of the eisys can have sane privilege
q the following fees: Family cards. sos
per year. 500 six monthssor 10c per vol. ;
or 1oc per vol, and upon registering then
RUIZ s.-WritinE in the books Is prohibit
sbie wear, and ali losses. shall be promptly
Adjusted 10 the satisfaction Of the librarian.
noe "a exceed tTa books e one time On
family cards; on oil y cards. only one which
must be returned before any others can be
tf,an two Weeks as . time: provided. how
ever, If the same book IL not wanted By any
other person, &c may be taken for an addition
SUIE s.-Any person retaining book foE
a longer time than Is above opeca6eos shall
fracsaon Of week beyond that tiIae. ana No
other volume OF book can be taken out until
such Ane has been paid.
weeks, the person Keeping IL shall be nett.
aed ofthis delinquency BY the LtbraElan, By
noSaee stsin ne ~ gesk shereaer i shai.
be considered as lost. and the holder charged
accordingly.
RUS mo person sAAtI be enttfle 70 thu
| urivfleRes OF the library while there are any
CHARGES against them On account Of the
library. remaining unpaid.
RuLE 6--Booka can O1ly be taken from the
shelves by sha Librarian.
RUrR G-AnV Derson Of good dep0rtmen.
| and habits may nas the reading room. Thi
| nee Of tobacco. and al eUnyez< alton. and
other conduct Ece c0nsistens VITA TIE qufe
and orderly use q The reading rocsss AZ
Il hereby prohibited.
/ RUIZ 1O-Books Of reference ana pefsoG
i ieals cannot be taken iron the rea1IHg room
/ PuT.F n-Al stock koldezs Of the ED
/ uorIa Lanrary are entitled % the same pEtya
/ eyes and riehts as they were andeK ~
i uies and regulations Of EmPoEzi
library Association
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AMERICUs NEWS.
EDITED By BuRLow.

"WEDNESDAY, Dec. 10.
There will be a Christmas tree at the
ID E. church on Christmas eve, Dec.
"a. The various committees have been
appointed and q successful time Is an
ticipated
The cold facts are beginning to stare
the school district in the face that our
school buildings must be increased In
size, either by additions to what we
already have, OF by building more room
separate and apart from the others.
There are already SO pupils enrolled in
the higher grade. which crowds that
room to its utmost capacity We do
not suppose any action can be taken in
the matter until the regular school
meeting August. but the time Is surely
coming, and we may do we'll TO consider
the best plan before We are called to de-
eide 30 as to act judIclously In this
matter
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STATE TEACHERS. ASSOCIATION,

The following musical program has
been prepared for the State Teachers
association by Prot. Moss of the State
Normal, who has charge of the music al
this years gathering:
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. 90.
UNION MEETING.
Music-GenerAl song.
Paper-R {, Story. Atchison Institute.
Discussion President Taylor, State Nor
Music-Aiale chorus. snow the Roll of the
Drum" By Donizetti-The ''Kczoo KIub''
Paper Gen ]. q. Caldwell of Topeka.
DlScussi n-Chancellor LippincOtt, State
Music-Piano solo, ''Invitation to the Dance, %
OPP. Is. .weber-Pfof. Mcdonald, State
University.
Paper~Superinten Cove. Denver. Col
Observation-Disclosures McVicar, W ashburne
college.
Mulder-Miss Nellie e. Lard, Washburne
College.
Paper-F. II Snow. STATE University.
Discussion-T. ID. Fitzpatrick. Salina.
Music-Baritone solo, Il Fear No Foe" Pine
niti-Prof. P. ID. Aldrich, Stats UniVer-
Paper-Ex-ChanceIior James Marsin
Observation-Disclosures Ward, Ottawa Uni
Music-General song.
TUESDAY EVENING.
l. Male chorus. col Hail Us, Ye Freei'' from
'Ernani"Mrhe "Modoc Club Of Tooeka.
Miss Florence Fox OF Topeka
3. Piano solo, "Danse Maccabre," Op 81
Saint-Saas-Prof. A. q. loss, State Nor
t. Male chorus, 'stars of the Summer Night
Berthold-The "MOdoc Club'' of Topeka.
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DEC. 80.
UNION MEETING.
Paper-President FairohiId, Agricultural
DiscGssion-PresidentM cCarty, Highland.
Music-Piano solo. "Polacca Brilliante." OPP
~, Weper LisZt-MIss Nellie z. Lard.
WaShburne College
Paper-ReY. Philip kTOhn, AtchisOn.
DEMONSTRATION. W. Wilder, HiawAtha.
MusIc-Q Iartette. "ForsAken," by Koschat-
The "kazoo klub" of EmpoTis.
Paper-Ex-Superintende Ii. c. Speer,
Topeka.
DlscussiOn-P j Williams. State Univer-
Music Vocal solo, "Tm a Little Mountain
b alden" Schliefarth.- Miss Florence
Fox Of Topeka
Observation-Disclosures F. A. Fitzpatrick,
LeavenWorth
Dissatisfaction. Allen B. Le~mon. New
Music-Two songs for baritone by Graben
Hoffman. TAI "Revel. Ny Heart.'' to-
State University.
neutrality-suspicious. Greenwood, Kan
sas City MIss"urt.
Observation-Disclosures ones, Omaha,
Nebraska.
AusIc-General song.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
l. Male quasfette, 1.-THE OWL" E. SilaS-The
"Kazoo Klub." of EmpoTia.
2. Vocal solo, de Torrente,' from ives
per@"-Miss Beth Clarke. of Bethany
8. Piano solo. s'PoIonaise." OPP. 40. Chopin
Professor William Mcdonald. State Uni
Versity,
1, Chorus, SOLDIERS March," Leavitt-The
''KaZoo Klub." of Emporfa.
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A curious little story, whose truth is
youehed for by the leading women OF
San Francisco, is told of Helen Hunt
jackson. It seems that before her death
a friend told her of poor woman whose
husband had left her with an infant child
to care for, and Mrs. Jackson directed
that some articles of her own wardrobe
should be given to the object of their
sympathy. The woman in her gratitude
gave her daughter Mrs Jaekson's name.
After her death that poor woman took
up her child one day and calling it by
name said: 20. my little girl, the lady
who was so good to you never saw your
sweet face, and she never knew how l
loved her. At that moment. the wo-
man related, hand was laid on hers, q
sweet, mother1y face bent over her and
said: 81 am not dead am here. !" The
woman had never seen Mrs. Jackson, but
she described her perfectiy In feature.
VOICE, and mapDer.-BostOn Traveller.
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RgApING NEgs.
BY MARY DE zEAE.
TuEsDAY, Dec. is, 1885.

TUESDAY. Dec. 10 1888.
Good sleighIng in these parts.
Mercury i've degrees below zero Sun
day morning.
81. F. Holmes is shipping in good
aheIled corn from Mcpherson, at cost
of twenty-eight cents per bushel, or less.
and that is more than feeders feel i.
worth at the present prices of pork and
beef on the hoof.
The hunters are causing death to
the quails. How long viii it be allow
ed3 The law TO prohibit the killing of
these valuable birds is of no effect. Some
people have no regard for law until its
strong arm has them in its clutches. The
crops of the farmer need the quail IN
our fields far more than we need the
sportsman. Dead quails are hung up
in the markets and sold for one dollar
per dozen. Possibly they are worth
twice that amount If alive and ia our
fields.
The revival meetings at the III. E.
church began last Monday night. The
pastor is assisted by Rev. DaYts of Cot
tonwood Falls, who has SO far preach ed.
"Tne word" he is an able speaker and
tells plain truths as he sees them in GODS
word. There is good attendance; the
meetings will continue over the Sab
bath.
Some of the Duck creek converts are
expected to be present and take part In
the meetings.
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D. u. 1AWhEADa
Chairman of Executive Committee.

There will be four choirs competing
for the hrst prize At the Eisieddfod 20 be
held at the Whitley opera house Christ
mas evening, three from this vicinity
and one from ArvonIs They are all
busiIy engaged periecting themselves
for the contest, and together with the
other interesting features of the pro-
gramme. the grand concert Christmas
viii no doubt be the finest ever held in
our city. Admission to three meetings
seventy i've cents. General admission
to concert fifty cents; seventy i've cents
tor reserved seats.
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sIMONS-TRENr.

The fancy skatlng exhibition at the
rink last evening by Mr. Simons and
Miss Blanch Trent was e very poor
stfAir. the two skaters evidently coming
before the public for the first time. and
as Leither Of Them are as good the aver
age skater who has been on the floor i've
or six times, they were naturally nervous
10 begin with, aud this was probably
augmented by the VIGOROUS Kissing by
some parts of the audience The would
be artists had better return to the rura
village fsom whence they came, anC
practice up. as they are decided tail
ure 10 their present condition.
simon s. Trent will ende~vor to skat.
| AgaIn this evening
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State Tsaohsrs' Association

To County and City superintendent:
TOPEKA, Dec. 9.-The executive CON-
mittee of the State Teachers association
tske pleasure in announcing that one
and one-third round trip rate to Topeka
and return has been secured over the K.
c., F s. & g.. the U. P the NJ. p, the
l., 7. Il 5 W., the d.. A. s. B !, ana the
Southern Kansas railroad, and the same
rate has also been secured over the A, T.
& +. from Alchison and Kansas City,
and for distance of 200 miles west OF
Topeka The Southern Kansas will sell
round trip tickets 10 Lawrence, and the
NJ. A. & Is. will have tickets on sale to
Burlingame, Rcund trip tickets can be
purchased at both Lawrence and Bur
liEgAme to Topeka aud return. This
viii inconvenience some teachers, but
the rate will be the same. Tickets will
be Oh sale at all stations at the above
rate December 20, 81 and %, good until
January f. 1856, Please see that the sta
ton agents of your city and county re-
ceive the necessary ADVICE in due time,
from the officers of the road in re-
gard 10 the above rate.
The hotels Will entertain teachers,
holding certificates OF membership, at
from $l.25 TO So per day, and over 400
private families have already informed
the chairman Of the local committee that
they will furnish board aud lodging at
81 per day. Single mesls can be had at
the hotels at from % TO 80 cents, and at
restaurants at from % to 40 cents Am
pie arrangements have been made to &C
cOmmOdate all who attend the meeting
The first meeting of the session Will
be held Monday, the 28th, at z 80 p. M,
| in Representative hail. The forenoon
meetings for Tuesday and Wednesday
| will be iheld at the following places
| Common school section, Representative
hall; High school section, Library hall
| Normal school section, Music hall Col
lege section, Baptist church and Super
intendeDt's section, State superinten
| dents office.
The union meetings will be held eacl
afternoon in Representative hall Tn
| Windsor hotel will be headquarters.
The secretary and treasurer of the as
sociation, some member of the executive
committee and the chairman of the loca
committees, Will be found on Monday al
ternaon in the superintendent's office. i
the first building south of the WIndso
(up stairs). from whom certificates c
membership can be obtsined, and an
additional Information in regard TO eI
tertAinments, etc, desired.
Parties who wish to secure bOardin
places will please write to 81. @. Lar
meF, chairman of the local COMMITTEE
Topeka.
} We hope and shall expect to see
large delegation of teachers from yot
county.
Please have the substance of this CT
cular published in your county pepe
, for the information of your teacher
? | Very ResDaclfuilv
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Coal discovered at Madison.

FFOm inc AAdIson News.
Mr.. Houghton, who lives five miles
north of town, was In the city Monday
with q wagon load of coal from q mine
recently opened by him on tract of
land adjoining his farm. The coal lies
about four feet under the surface, the
vein being about sixteen inches thick
We are informed that three men in less
than three days mined one thousand
bushels, last week. The coal is of 9
good quality and the advantage of this
discovery of SO good vein of such fine
quality of cosl is incalculable. The
owner of the land upon which the coal
is found, ReY. Rhodes OF Illinois, has been
notified of the discovery, and will visit
Madison next week and make arrange
ments for mining the coal on an extern
sIYe scale
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FnKINs 8 sIsIER, Brokers.
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Physicians.
MIscelIaneous.
J. J. EVANS,

8. II. BELL
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COLLECTING
IN Agent. Once, 1l0 Commercial etzeet.
Emporia, Kansas.
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KANSAS PArEN.s.

List of patents granted to citizens Of
Kansas for the week ending Tuesday,
December 10. 1885. complied from the Of
fetal records of the United States pa
tent Office. expressly for THE News, by
w. A. Redmond, solicitor Of patents,
No. 637 F. street. N. W., Washington,
D. c., of whom information may be had.
]. n. Chamberlain. Winfield, ma
chine for cleansing c1othes.
l. NJ Clark, Harper. railway tie.
j. Harrington, Caldw well, rotary en-.
CINE.
H. KeeIer. Oskaloosa, aggregate cube.
G. II. Lee, CentrslIa, sugar cane har
Yester.
T. l.. Rankin, QaeHemo, ice machine.
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Money, Money!, MOney,,i

"Over production of money" We
will loan you money cheaper than ever
and pay It 10 you when you sign the
mortgage. No extra charges. No COM
Mission. No trouble Pay IL back
when you want 10. You pay interest
aud principal in Emporia. that Is good
enough for US. The "old reliable" loan
Office has been here longer than any
other, and always gives satisfaction. We
loan our own money.
WARREN 81 HARRISON,
No. 40 Commercial street, east side
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Corner of Sixth and Commercial SITS.
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SATURDAY. Dec. 10


John Conkling ia suffering from cry
sipelas In the hand.
Ham Weight has very sore eye, from
too close Proximity to a snow bali
Sore hands and armS are numerous
among the men folks
Our snow is fast disappearing.
The stores have put on their holiday
habiliment, in the shape OF holiday
goods, toys, etc.
w. h Anderson returned from an ex-
tensive trip through the southeast part
OF the state, In search of Ben ID. Fox.
He has gone where all the good people
go-to Arkansas.
A fruit tree agent may be seen now on
nearly every corner of the street, like
the lawyers. they are q necessary evil.
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Mr.. james Lynch, Of Air, called
this morning. and spoke of the NEWS
coal and water thOries, stating that they
were sound, according to has judgment
and experience. He says il is use
less TO sink wells for permanent
water on eastern slopes, but when put
down on western slopes, with a good
rising area TO the east, the water is
sure. We should like to hear from
others. at any time, under this heading.
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l can get abundance of money to loan
on farms in large or small sums for one,
two, three. four. or FIVE years, at q low
rate Of interest, and allow payments to
be made in small sums at different times
or the whole amount may be kept five
years or paid OF any time. Rooms a;
old Central Office. Fifth Avenue, first
door back Of EmDoria National Bank.
8. NJ. SMITH.
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1893. 100 acres; all fenced into six fields;
14O acres in cultivation. Frame house of
rooms ana celler; good outbuildings and col
rails; we'll watered; good wind mill; acres
Of good orchard; 5 miles from city; miles
from rail road; mile from school. Price
1900 on easy terms,
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
N. 20 NnnE

Dec. 10. 1885.
Board met as per adjournment; all
members present
10 the matter Of the investigation OF
the management of the poor house and
farm by w. Il. Cochran. the board has
carefully examined the charges and evi
dence Offered on both sides and find that
said charges are not sustained.
lSignedl JOHN l. BUTLER,
Chairman.
The official bonds of John Theye, a
constable of Center township and of E.
Beck as register of deed were apprc we'd
The board then adjourned until Fri.
day. December 10.
Attest; ROLAND LAKIN,
County Clerk
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l1e1. 60 asres, sll fenced snd eross-1sneed;
scna timber. o5undance Of living wafer:
Rood stock eoFTaiss new tWo-seoFy frAme
house Ct FooDas good large barns All the
fmuEoFaUaDfa are 1Est-cia6s; Dzfes from
Frncgfa. PFgee, s1e.Go9.
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PERSONAL nIENTION.

DR.. s. D. Harrison lie visiting friends
in New York state. He will not return
until after the holidays.
The immortal Jay is trying to pour
Goals of fire on the head Of the News by
being exceedingly pleasant. But still as
an evidence of real affection, there is
nothing a newspaper appreciates so
much as a column advertisement. That
is where Mr.. Jay could get in his
work on the News. in the fire and
head business.
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1Hoe, 80 acres. ali fenced; 60 acres IA suIti-
vatlo1s good stock Water about 50 acres first
snce In meadow small house Of roaHss
mica from EmDcFfe. Priss. 81 per eere.
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.nn a.hsna.a

SAcRAALEETo, Gala, Dec. ia
citizens anti Chinese association was ore
gained here last night with q large
membership. The association has for
its object the fuTtherance of legislation
for Kidding Califoruis of Chinese and
be replacement of Chinese by white la
borerE.
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At a meeting of Emporia council No
Z last evening the following officers were
elected for the ensuing year:
w. w. Hihben, T. l. NJ
p. q. Halberg, Deputy T. l. NJ. L.
T. Q. Watson, p. q. of W.
Samuel Hall. T.
j G. PeItingill, recorder.
Robert Z. Torrington, @. OF G.
John Q. Jones. e. of C
Daniel HOlderman, steward.
T. Johnson sentinel
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Married, in this city, Dec. &c, 1885
Lawrence A. Loos and Miss Matte Mar
lin, by Rev Snodgrass at the parsonage
Messrs L G. TIDpen and @. Hallberg
acted as groomsmep, and Mlssess Mary
Mack and Alice Hicks assisted the bride
A reception was given the newly mar
ried couple at the residence of Mr.. JOS
eph Watson, about forty persons being
rr.r.r,I
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BuckIen'a Arnlca ssafve,

The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers. salt rheum. lever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chIlblains,
corns and all skin eTuptions, and posi-
lively cures piles or no pay required
II Is guaranteed to give perfect satisfac.
ton or money refunded. Price 25 cent
per box. For sale by B. WhelGon.
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Our Mr.. Harnett is quite sick, from q
trouble aIising probably from indiges-
ton. We hope he will be around again
IN q day OF two. In the meantime the
local columns of TIE NEWS Will be
cared for nv othera
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Atya Omorind.

No. 40 Commercial street, east sid
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II Ccl. Whitley wants to do something
really beneficial for suffering humanity,
be will send man up on the face OF the
opera house and wipe of the limestone
tears that drop beneath every stone of
that beautiful edIfice.
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Our carrier boYS are beginning 70
think about Christmas and New Years.
They Will probably be upon their best be
havior from this time forward. "Boys
will be boys"