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Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-22
Sol worry Wei Acnnn.nted.

Accrtain public official who viii Is
immrlutriy recognized when il j, atatcI
that lr il a remarkably handsym" rpu,lo.
man. approaching middle pge, and thai
he la urUvu eyes aud a very full black
bearl iu=t sufficiently sprinklt7l with gray
20 suggest pepper and suit. had a pleasant
surrri.c party at his house on valentines
day. Il was rendered 10 the recipient by
only ono person, n young gentleman 81
exircmaly immature age, whose relation
ship 90 The middle aged gentleman in
question is very close. Thu latur was
greatly pleased. lie had been ipr years
longing for just such n slrpria. party.
He kissed the new arrival with much
fervor and led in his little daughter,
aged . years, 10 join IN Tie performance.
The c|ountcnnnce Of the new arrival was
somewhat ford. The little Indy lookod
at him and sized up her contract with
many misgivings. Finally she said, TIM
idly: Il don't want 10 kiss him, papa.
He looks 80 hot, and | don't know him
very well. Brooklyn Eagle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1888-04-22
The i.ovnrd OF Honesty.

Tic conductor Of n New York Central
train found $500 in ono Of the ears.
Learning Of its owner. he autographed
him 10 b. on hand on the return trip for
his money. Tho owner was prompt, and,
after counting the bills, handed the con-
ductor half a dollar. Instantly the latter
held up his hand 30 the engineer, and,
shouting, IAN aboard! Sorry I haven't
any change for that, stepped aboard the
train, leaving the half dollar in the hand
that had rendered such q muniaccnt re.
ward for the return Of $500. Chicago
Herald.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-01-27

Com Dapib mob @oliat fomme,
8robibitionspartiet mob 8renbepinets
@oliat 10! 2atteren er Saloonpartiets
bebfte Nr9ument.
9apib 10 lite; 8robibitioniiterue ittf
beller, De fer Sa9en fra en- anoen Sioe,
bpor Der lite er Naria9 til 2atter.
@aul bab 9apio lite at saa mob en-
iaa me5tis 5ienbe, men boloe fig biemme
Tom 9arpeipiller. Set er wepublitaner>
ne: uBlip bog bos %"
9apib mente, ban bapoe feet @opbpr
fgr os pilbe saa. 9a Saul iaa ber lite
bar noset at sisre bermeo, lob ban 9az
bib tase bans Uniform paa. Men Daz
uib bar insen Nntiz6 aloonz& epublifaz
ner at ban enbelis ituloe BRUCE Sauls
eller 8artiets @aaben - tun9t iom
bet bar.
u@i Tan lite ipin9e be 9amle 2iceniez
paaben", iparer Yrobibitionifteu, ii forez
trefter noset r,eae ~naturli9t % rfrnftz
let +. St. @maaiten" Set git ODER
Sauls 5oritanb % lan9t inb / be andre
Ssbers % Saul mente bet bar mere
enb ban nilbe 9iere, 9aa | &rt9 n1eb
bare 6maaiten.
vBel" iuarebe Del Dapib, 80
tunbe not lite ubrette itort meb mine
8aaben, bet tar en- Manb, iom Tan
iuinse SlDnsen til bet Slass Nrbeibe"
ut faa Yrobibition ,ben ab 2iceniez
peien saar oper &epublitanernes Get o9
8robibitiuniiten unbres lite paa bet.
!Sau rne,tsr al ben eneite Sci til Yros
bibttion er til Yrobibition %
tcmmer til ben iaare naturlise Slut
at Brobibition er bet naturlisfte
Mibbel % ct @ibbel, ior not fun
al Hrobibitlon,iter.
Saa git Dapib. 9an bar liben !;
,,but oh my!"
Saui bar bjemme. Der er mango
Smaafonser iom bolber fig bjemme f;
bet bar 10 altib iaa!
Dapib traf % 5ilifterne ftpstebe.
Bi ct III blot | ben anben Nft, bppr
5ilifferne ler o9 Ssberne tilbpber os
fine ffinnenoe Baaben. 81 iamler MI
6tene fra 8effen. @ar om fam:
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-01-27

robibitipnsflubben peb
Nussburs Seminarium, iom ibst be-
9Dnbte meb ptte Meblemmer teller MI
81. Set er iaaban Seo, iom looer %
9unore6e Sob 1aar Soften fommer.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-01-27
lopopietiis Dob beftaaeube al Saloou=

EE3E
lopopietis 9ob beftaaeuoe al Galoou=
feepere, Gambler, Gtigsebusbolbere %
anoet Sat. Deres 5orretnings &arafz
ter er forbrbberiif, beres 8anbel Ct
@tienbiel for Samfunoet % raar beres
Maal er fplbt, falber be 5ensilets
8aretest. Gtatens 9list er bel. at
beitptte luplpbise 8orsere, men ben Ma>
Dor / 9aabet mente, at be iom piloe
brpbe 2open % bore JorbrDbere osIaa
burbe itjentes Dpmertlombeb meb Sen,
Ipn paa 2openes @leunemfsrelie, iom
ON 2oue bar til for 8eitpttelie 70 +
Sorbrpbere os lite mob 5orbrpbere.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-01-27

n@leftrifitet" fonnmer at bet srelfe
Orb elektron, iom betDber @ap, boilfet
bliper eleftriieret beh @nibnins.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-01-27

Dm al Sfat og ale 2oobeitemmelier
anaaaenbe Brenbepin blep bortat, pilbe
Brenoepin tunbe ielses for Z c. @a1oz
men. Ser pilbe msen 5ortieneite bore
/ at lelse ben os Diitilatbreros Saloouz
feepere maatte lape % ialse ben al pure
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sc er / 8efibz
oelie al mesen Observation-Disclosures.
Derlom ber / en- 8p ct Gale ON at
femme ub @alooneu, tler be ii9,i Get
% N1fe % besreber ben Stanbsnin9 /
Gorretninseu % 0belesselie al al Ser
bi, iom en- iaaban 8eitemmelie uil for
carriage. r@rasiet oil pore / Streeten!"
ga bet piloe ftanoie en- Sla9s Gorretz
ming, @aloonteeperen os @reiet oiloe
gro oper bans ittntenbe Saloon, bois
lite ct erlist Meuneite bDsseoe fig ct
erliat 9iem for Some os 8ara paa
famine Steo. Set er sobt @ras, icm
sror ouer @aloonen. Set er laabant
@res 1om ri timber Soma, boor so
Counter far 5ensiler til Salss eller
til at leie bort forbi De ielu intet 8rus
bar for benz. Slist @res sror / Maine,
boor Der er 9 Guntper, iom bperfen bar
5ensie1 eQer Tatti9bus.
Saloonparten peb, ban ferer en- forz
brD6eriif 9anoel. Maar en- Dn9lins
meo tit flare Die, rp6e, friife Sinh, fin
flare 8anbe os rene Stemme ~forlanser
ct @las Brenbepin, iaa peb Saloonper<
ten %iaasobtiom nosen al %, at ban be-
spnber bet fire Bert, ber oil enoe meb,
at sjbre bet Hare Die b~looiprenst, &inz
bens &ebme oil ban opertpre paa Neien,
Yanben pil ban rDnte os Stemmen oil
sjpres bes. 9an peo at fnuie os ~tilintet<
gjpre en- Mooers 9aab, en- Sbiters
Soltbeo og en- Gabers Moerbumsftptte.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-01-27

@ore perite @ebeller Sertiaarene bar
Saloonfoltet. Me6ens Nrbeibsmanben,
S~tubenten, 2ereren os Yreiten forloo tit
8erfiteb, fin Sfole, fine Bigger, fin Yre>
bitetol, forbleo Snloonteepersn peo fin
Di1t. D9 meoens 2anoets Spnner lobe
fit Sin paa Slasmarfen, truebe ban meo
at iulte be leoeube libel, bpis ban lite
fit Sob til at ialse 8renoepin / ale
norblise Stater. 9an tiltpans fig os<
1aa ben @et / ale unbta9en en- Stat.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-01-27

vBrobibition 9ibr 8rub paa en- Manos
naturlise &ettisbeber. @n Manb mac
ba for fit eset @ettommenbe ia Set til
at tlebe os ifsre fig bpao ban pil?"
v&ommer on paa!"
,@et ber boebe en- Manb sanife emf
paa en- %. Stulbe lite ban ia Sou til
at ebe % brittle % banse fig, ON fan
fanbt for sobt."
$50; men iet, ber Tom en- Manb til
paa Den, matte ba lite ben enes @etiss
beber unberorbues 4listerne mob ben at,
ben? Ser ct insen @ettisbeoer uben
tiliuarenbe Blister. Seq bar &et til
2anbets 8eifpttelie for mig % min ga,
mile, iaalense jes lite opertreber 2anz
bets 2ope, men ba ifplber Staten mig in'
tet. Seq bar inser @et til at ilaa big i
Iniistet, men bet er bin Ylist lite at ilaa
mig. Slaar ies big, opbsrer bin frebe>
lise 5orplistelie % insen oil unbres paa
at bu ilaar isien. +.
@roceribanolerens, Drpsoobsbanole>
rens, 5fobanolerens % Yreiteus beretz
tisebe &rap Ct Beifpttelie. Grocery
9anolerens, Drpsoobsbanblerens, @fo>
banolerens os 9reitens ~tiliuarenoe
Ylister CT at bore til 8elitsnelie for
Staten. Disie to 2injer leber para
leue fra 8u9seu til @rapen. Barnet /
0foberens Sfisb bar &et til Jorelore>
mes beifpttenbe Nrm % bet opporenbe
Barn Ct forplistet til at isrse for fine
bebasebe 5orelore. Dpfplbelien at
Blist, 6erettiser &rapet. 9pab er Saz.
loonfeeperens &rap? ut blipe bsitpttet.
9oor Ct Dpfploelien af ben 4list, Der
ituloe berettise bam til 8eit9ttelle?
oar ban peret Stoten til Beliisnelie?
TIMBER Bal9et Glepelanb epSpsrgs<
maalet ON 2opens @iennemfsrelie fOre>
lagt be forifieQi9e Ranbibater, oppe for
Wpporembebet. @n at aanbiboterne
iuarebe, at ON ban blep polst, troebe ban
lille at bile 9iennemfere Ssnbasslopen,
of ben @runb, at Der bar en- Del al Be-
folfuinsen, iom bar iuaob bet % ben
Slot burbe osiaa fomIne 8etraftning.
M}e6 anbre Orb. g Glepelanb bar en-
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-01-27

81 Yrobibition tonititutiOnel?"
,Sa."
,.6por(eoes oeb bu bet?"
vTor. Staters 9piefteret bar Ia9t
bet"
u6ar ben iast mere?"
vDen bar iast 2icenie er utonititutio=
mel. S 2ouispiue bauoe en- Slaster
facet 2icenle til at aabne ct @la9teri
u1ibt i 8pen. @eb en- Goranbrins Io=
m%iniitrattonen bleo Sla9teriet lutfet.
Manben anlasbe Gag. Sen Tom til
9sieiteret os ben erflerebe at in9en 8p,
ingen @tat intet Soft bau6e @et til for
nosen Yris at t,llaoe, bpab Der tom /
5trib meo bet almene @pbe. b.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-01-27
ma 2eS % opbepar sci:
etteretS Dom / Qamta3ia0en.
uotalelter at %. =. Nttus.

Man flyer ON &silicenie at ,,et ballot
8rpb er bebte enb S9entin9"
,Maturlispis; men 8renbepin ielz
9es lite iom 8reo!"
uMeeu 9bilicenie ct ct @triot mob
8robibition"
,Mer enb je9 peb."
,Gf to Onber bsr mau beige bet
,1inbite."
,Sa ofte. Maar to 8eie fsrer til
ben famine Bp, tar ie9 ben minbit baar>
l,se."
r9pi 2icenie?"
,,9}ei, ben saar / mobiat @etnin9 %
,,aar insen al 8eiene saar / ben &etnins
ieg pil saa, iaa tor jes til @toss."
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-01-27
WQrmel00otu
eler
Mariag % Girfning.
NJ 8. ~. 9otofewttti.
(Gortiettelie.)

% ban lnf iammen pa a8enfen, uouatkt % haflss, lite agkube pa
.nosen, 9emnenoe Dmsipelerue, beniunten @fterante. PANS Orb 6aube sjot
en- @mule Snbtrpt; ct Dieblit bu Der iiue, men tort ehr lsb Der after 2atkrI
|ps gielosob.
= "1Gfin Npml -"
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-25
TOY DEP RIM EMIT

business or a penny. she nao peen c0uru-u
assiduously by one Of the greatest beaux IN
town. rich young man, with fortune, pres
tige and everything back Of him except that
he was gay and had sown an immense crop
of wild oats. He sent her the most expensive
presents, which she would not accept. Scores
of influential friends tried TO help on his
cause and tho most skillful female diplorsh-
fists tried TO induce her to discard the young
man, who had nothing and no friends but
herself Her own family, without >" excep-
ton, did everything to induce her TO prefer
Che ricn sutton. Young as she was, and with
all society making Pet of her, she gave up
everything-gave up society, gave up home,
gave up every luxury and fascination that
women are supposed TO hold dear-and mar
ried the man OF her choice. And she is
happy-fsr happier than many who are in
the swim When some one said TO her:
"Why did you make the choice you did,
Why refuse so much that most girls value
dearlys' she replied: Il married for two
things-character and morality. Ny husband
had them 10th and the other man didn't. /
loved and respected one; the other could
not. "-Philadclpbia Times
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-25

a passion because It's dinner is withheld from
HIM. or sounc toy denied him he shrieks,
and strikes his mother, and the mother says:
-Poor kttis boy, be has sach passionate na-
cure; ne can't be crossed" and yields to him.
She ought u spank him-spank hun hard
for beng in a passion and give him nothing
til bis passion had cooled The child, though
be be - young thas be cannot speak, II be be
old enough - lift his iss and strike blow,
deserves punishnent needs % have lesson
Of repression taught II. The mother who
negiscts this lnnreasss the chances OK her
soas Eoinz 70 the gailovs When tho child IS
older, there are better disciplinary punish
nen.s thhn Spanking; bus whom the child
reaches such an age that they srs useful, it
may Is to late, his temper may have grown
into dominating foTcs In ais character that
cannot - eradicated Mothers sometimes
SAY when cAsld she's a vie terapsr and
shrisks good deal, thzt IL would sndsnger
hhs lie 70 punish hin; perhaps so, but you
ssill more sndsageT ais future II you don't
punish him Many galio~s tragedy has
had its BEGINNING on the mothers lsp.
Day oy day sss criminals. hundreds Of
shena- thousands II them in the course OF the
year. sea azores Of broken heartsd parents
Wishing rather, that thsir sons had never been
born than they had lived % bear such burdens
% shame and isxrsea. hear the wailing Of
disappointed mothers, and see Inundated
fathers cryiEg hike children oecaase of ths
sns Of thsir children. So mothers growing
gray between ths successive visits in which
thsy CONS ~ inquir. shout the boy in prison
Ant sssiRg these dreadful things TIL my heart
aches sad acaes, say 70 those mothers and
fathers whose boys have not yet gone astrsy.
e. mothsrs and fathers whose little families
srs ths ears Of their lives. teach yoar children
ooediencs vans u written large. l wish
I eould make n blaze here IN lettsrs Of fire.
wish eouid write is Ia inperfsaabls. glowing
letters On 10 walls o. svsry home-obedience,
st~dssncs. ohssd isncsl Obediencs TO law-to
household law. 20 parental asth0risy; I'M
Questioning. instant. sx&ct obedisnca ODE
aisnc- 10 NE family, oe=ii-ncs In the schools
Wherever. from ,hs beginning. from tho irst
gf'rsmsrfnz ~ Intelligence IN TIE child, there
= expression az az. bet Tiers b taught re-
spees for &c and obe,lisncs TO Il. Is u tbs
ROYAL road - virtue. 20 good citizenship; Is h
ne only rnad-W- N. =. Round N Lads-
pendsnk
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-25
importance Of Beating.

Ia answer 10 recent Inquiry upon tia
sublecl one Of the most seliabls culinary
aushorinss IN America ar Europs said;
Beating Is 0ns 81 the most important
paTis q tie culinary All, and. a. Il ls Ia
bofio1s. persons ure quickly and omen
cease long before the mixture Il lEoper.s
anc evenly beaten. Coos. thorough beat
INK CAD scsroely be everest mated IA good
cooking Bat se cannot nope 10 seizure
II. tAeela M he exceptional insienos. with
out tie sid Of COED machinery
HEATING with the kfas1oRE BGArfks.
m fbs culinary srt. Is h2lf tAs arr itself ID
4 revolution IA Cooking esnsl TO that ~
sewing by tie sewing machine. In develops
nes qualities and nssors in food and ere
ates many hundreds al new. delicious aud
remarkable dishes from the ingredients
used IN old ones. Indeed there IA Mine Of
Wealth 70 the housewife. health and good
hsinS IN The high attitudes OF beating OF
whipping peculiar 10 these machines alone.
ihai cannot De realized OF believed Ia al
vance of practical demonstration. Fruits
and Vegetables are msde 10 yield up quail
ues that no one ever dreamed resided IN
them. They become 90 smooth. creamy,
delicate and changed IA favor ne - bs la
ened only 10 those exquisite shades 81 color
made Iiom combination Of Tho cardinal
ones. The mosi Delicate iluXuries are open
10 Tie poor ks wei az "a the Flcb by lhe al
dition Of a simple niechsnical action. Nor
ls II proper Lot 10 mention the incfedibls sss
ing Of time. The work Of an hour IL re-
ouoec 10 a lev minutes and 10 simple and
easy is the process that children OF tender
years become as good cake bakers a. their
eldsrs. Not less important Is the ss wing in
mslsTlals and the Improvement IN whsle-
someness. Yeast. shortening and egfs are
reduced oDe-iourth, while baking powder
Il nearly or enarely oiapensec with. The
central principle Of beating is imprisoned lD
8 simple and inexpensive device which al
once becomes ten machines 10 one. Cake
Beater, ChurB, Egg kesief Ice Cream
Freezer. Fruit Whip Light Dough knssoer.
Cream Whip. Drink Mixer Potato Nsshef.
Vegetable " hap, each perfect IN THE work
u performs.
-Four things take place IN beating with
these machines Atomizailon, AoTeslion,
ANA gsmation. and elimination.
htomizatloa. Or the reduction Of food 10
mlnutest PARTICLES. entirely ORIGINAL with
the keystone beatfrs. IN cooking makes
II more digesiible, aids ia changing the
flavor, as velyet Is different from SAND
psper. and renders different substances
capable OF being perfectly mixed together
AoIestloD Substitutes heated air for
chemical raising powders, 10 fiIunous
foods. 10 fruits sno vegetables il 5nipfoves
the appearance and favor. and oifluses II
Instantly 10 the sense Of taste
Ana.gsmation Incorporates different
substances into perfectly Homogeneous
mass.
Glutinization is the kneading process
\, LEONARD SONS 1 COMPANY
20 and 81 Monros-si.
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-25
attributes foreign to her constitution. Tor.
Brooklyn Eagle.
Same Wise Women.


A poor clergyman died and left a widow
and two daughters. One of the daughters
was an Invalid and the other became the
mainstay of the little family. Like too many
girls, she had received a general bat super
fcial education, which did not qualify her TO
teach anything. She had ne taste or skill as
a milliner or dressmsker. What could she
dos Accidentally, she heard a number OF
hocsakeepers regrettSng the impossibility Of
having hot. fresh cakes for Sundays break
fast She bad recipe for making English
mullins, which, if baked on Saturday, can be
heated the next morning.
she called on her friends and took orders
for these mullins. The cakes were delicious
and promptly served. Her customers in
creased She has now large establishment
and a comfortable incoms-
Another woman, in the same position. took
stock Of herself" to discover what she could do
81 know she said. ''that it is the thing
which we can DO better than any one else,
however trivial Is may be, which commands
success. | had but ore little craft; | could
dress hair and understood its management I
set eut upon tour through the inland towns
and villages OF the middle states, advertised
that Mrz P would teach ladies &c dress
THAR hair becomingly and to care for it on
scientific principles
an these small towns coifures are I'M
known | was the first to enter a new field.
and respsd rich harvest. Since then
have visited and found business in a great
many Of the larger towns OK the United
States
Another woman, half starved dres-nsker
IN great city where there were hundreds II
dressmakers, overheard a gentleman in a
street car say that there was no place in tho
city whsre n man cCald have his socks or Tn
derwesr nsnded She took a room near .
college and opened aending shop. She,
too, was tie one person in possession Of .
new business, and therefore succeeded -
yonth's Companion
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-25


A man having large business interests and
handsome income married q lady who. &C.
eTsioS.>d all her previous life 20 the Injuries
Of wealth, had never formed any clear con-
eeption Of The value and purchasing power Of
money. For Some months sver-v whim, no
matter how extravaganza, was promptly graf
Tied by the io<'Rlgent husband. VIC always
rsvs his checx FOR any amount u money
asked One Ls7 the bride Of few months,
e. carly cut sou,s caprice, requested a check
f1r 10 large = sam thai tia gentleman was
somewhat staggered thereby. he saw thas
sach prodizslisy. II persisted in, meant rgin;
but, aoe vlsa.n< 70 grisve his wife By p down-
rf<At refusal. N determined 20 give her an
e6isrt lesson IN the financial fine Accord
inzly. vita unf;e of seeming sog1iescence.
he remarked that the supply q checks vas
exhausted. but n vouid ssEd NJ TIE money
from sss of5ee About Boou sne promised
naeuev cane. not in erin sS1o bits. 50 vzs
sxpere@d bus IN sterling silver dollars. ths
usra totai Sling se~ersi s7~cie bszS The
wifs vas a. 6~st vsxeS ard sisen amused. snd
snaEIF. bsforp TIE Afternoon we're sre7. b
ezrus see,i- thcrrhefal When her hetter
kaA esrne Aozre 70 suprer are took hsEa E.ntiT
By sk~ arm sn5. Isaiisg ksss mo Ia bal
-Aars Sc nonSero0s 49, Il specie were sssA
starsine. sd.
@Ny dear. = tbs tss saonsT Asked you for
Sits nsorniaxF
"it 4 zF lovp- ~ss the rscl-
"Aed 81 vcu ave e take this a. IN. doA-
isr ~ zc1zw. - she ccarse - yozr bEsnEsssr
vss - ssxt aasssaen.
rs. ny S~sr- u rerrsser1s Ere rsvsis
- ra.ry ~eeks' - har3 l&bor. se answered
<e.ts
y - te4sl 80 ssi1 wftA tsarfsi 49,.
"~ssS slasf sssa - ssks = hsrk - tas
hssf n tts rsorztn9 7 ca-t -. r. ru,-h
Eae~ey FER ~ sF7vi@l pursose 7-B1sslo
G, e-~~
Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-03-25


With the vsrT latest noees On fashion -
fore uae ard ny pen suspended my eyes fed
uoon an article which lay upcn my desk en-
sssled Gossip A5ous Pretty Gxis II gives
the niosi,rs 5psrsBdi of making ones elf beau
sifal. and xoss on - tel how . ruid7 blonde
II " asbinxton fastened Der TAT little hands 20
t's> h>sdeoara en- rstiriag 40 ss 70 reduce the
szE,piy q BLOOD ard proaaes the dslieses CON-
piexica - an nvs}id friend To allow The
Enssta 81 b spen n siesp = sinply oss-
rszrcss 90. ~ assure ~ svosdaRee. many
dasHfT ulisS woes Morpheus With her to-sr
Jaw saa head ciaseig bound nth sksfe
ssrzp A -szTow psi,c- placed vertically IN
Ter tas BACK ana between tie shoalders 81
eoara<es Dsrfsct stasars. - tie
rroa cd belrter 3 consigned - re
confrrs - rssiras beiles anS beazx
Dsqecsr<inx - far fr~h skia. eiss-
sicsi uold. snd every 49, - proporsfan.
sna " 8efsresce e. a artsTsrT fasason
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LEON RD'S
SPRING OPENING in BARGAINS.

pieces Lahore very pleasing
alton $40 81.
rs pieces Brown Daisy decoration, s7.4s
pieces in the sylyan good white stone China with
pink spray gilt border The best wares 5000.
pieces he Pink -hatsworth decorations SSo5 and SO
or We could Eli this hole in describing the
bargains Dinner Wear. but would much prefer 70 have
you call and hsm for yourself Remember you VIII IND
them On the sccond foor.
We have have received another lot of those
TEA SPOONS FOR st.0O PER SET.
which run ago. These teaspoons will
stand almost kind ct and Just good some Of
the expensive styles Table spoons Forks ard Dessert
(trst hooro
BARGAINS IN GLASSWARE
Large Berry Bowls tinted plain crystal that SIoo
each marked 4ec. Covered Berry Fruit
the lsce that SI2s marked o. cents Water
were SLIGO married Sc You will find this glass table full
OF such bargains. Don't forget our Bargain
q AND 10 CENT COUNTERS
the third surprised useful articles
You pick these cheap We will tell OF
few OF the novelties on the 10 Cert Counter.
Soap Holders, Dust Pans, Scales,
Lunch Pais Scrubbng Brushes, Egg Beaters,
Large SpO nges, SapoO, Coffee Cans
scoops, Shoe Polish, Sponge Racks,
Hammers Liquid Glue, Flour Sifters,
Screw Drivers, Sperm Oil. Plant Brackets,
Hat Racks Clothes Lines, Tea Steepers,
Rolling Pins, Paint Brushes, Hand Mirrors,
TOasters, Knife Boxes, ETC.. Etc.
We are opening several crates of
TEA SETS FOR S3. 81.
Blue decorations square shapes
and have the u Der of $50 pieces We shall have
these sets in place Tor Monday Sale Second feor
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
the third focr will have their Many
and novel inventions here ound for Il kitchen fact this
the in tie house and last but
least IS the
TOY DEP A RIM EMIT
fourth floor Also full line baskets
unch Baskets Bargain prices Waste BASKETS Work Bak
Infant Baskets Wall Baskets all kinds ofbaskes
III. Leonard's Sons a Co., 30 81 81 MOnroe-st.