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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18
ChnfirI NaIr.

On October -, at the corner Of
Ash and Fifth streets, at O'Clock
p. w., will sell 30 head OF horses,
twenty head of cattle, two bulls, six
wagons, and six harnesses at public
sale. JAMES CHACE,
Agent for mortgages.
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VIZ are greatly pleased To hear Of
the nomination for state senator Of
that true, tried, stalwart Republican,
capt. john h. Wright, in the dis
trirt composed al the counties Of
Davis, Riley and Wahauusee. He
will make a splendid senator.
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The Democratic pIatinP about
supplying the markets Of the world
il about as silly rs the theory that
we should endeavor to cheaper our
products. England sells abroad on
Iy what IL cannot sell at home. II
II had a home market for all its
products il would have no desire
for q foreign market because the
former Is in every respect the most
desirable. The fact that a horne
market IL independent makes il
best, and II wO uld be the sheerest
folly for us to send our goods to
uncertain markets abroad when we
are buying sTO0,OO,OOO worth Of
goods yearly. Better increase than
decrease our tariff, aud thus offer
inducements for more industries
than to depress what we have
though a tariff that wou Id make
us purchasers from abroad in
double that amount. The issue of
the day, when Invested Of all extra
neOus vestInents, IL, whether il il
better TO buy abroad than 10 manu-
facture al home.
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A fine base burner, used but u
portion of one winter; one four-arm-
ed chandelier, one threc-armed
chandelier and hanging lamp-all
with complete fixtures, iirst-ciass,
and especially fitted for residences
or churches-for sale cheap. En-
quire at this Office. 3J-tf
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Publication Notice.

STATE F kANSA-,f
zoe = a. Uf -AL:NI.
Ia thu District Court.
Louisa Jane adams, Plaiu;ln.
Alexander Adams, Defendant.
=, ir.rIa.lr. .I.I.'Hts. Isi,H,iuH' ~ 10, ,.h'r'
sns.'fssf r'IHs' 81 80 zion:
N,u viii take LOiiCr that the flain'tn.
Louisa Jane adams, has sued yuu inthr lr>-
irI,t court 81 saline County. Kansas, 5N nj
.u. iIrT patti an Ia sad cnUsi with Ihv Cl,T..
th,-Tt.uI. ui Ihr. Eth day -! uciObrT, \. H.,
l>N>: that you must answer said petition Uu
,sr h.!"Er tEy ur>t day 81 b.crmbsT, \. u.
ir>~ uT Ih,. I,1ti " IN L. taken true aud
IuI-gurIti. diN "TcIns the said plaintiff iTutu
NuI. and -fNius her the control ui the mIuuT
rhi!d Iu her petition mentioned. Will lr'
rendered a. prayed Tor Ia said petition.
LuI-I-A JANE ADAMS. Plaintiff.
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NORMAN MEpIUN, owned 10y
Charles r.. Waters, nG Minneapolis.
Ks, and valued at from tI2.U To-
i.00o, died last Sunday.
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The Saline Valley branch nI the
Union Pacific is completed To Hill
City, in Graham county.
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GENERAL FISK il being paited
ON the back by the Democratic
press. The reason il that he is
assisting them, particularly in New
York, where his party il working
side by side with the sa-
lOOn-Hill element, to defeat a
good temperance man, the candi-
date Of the party that has done
everything that has been done in
this country to effect the restric-
ton by law Of the liquor traffic.
General Fisk Is h elping the Dem
Ocrats. or course they pat him OH
the back. They will continue TO so
pat him until they have no furthur
use for him, and then they and the
saloon owners will laugh at him
aud at the rest of the prohihi-
tiOnists.
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TWE NATIONAL LAS ANB Trust CON,
FsNl 90 EuFEEA. P...uiIr,
ANNrI p. EAuEYrI. JAWS ENEETTT
MAUGIE BAEEEu. NNp .AETiE BAR
~ E. pyirItaGt-.
Thy aI-uS,.- raIu.i iy.,.tlIIu;>. aud each e..
them. viii take IlUtfr.. that they have ir'. 90
sued ia tli,. District tuUTf 60: ~Il.ut = ULuIN
KlIIs.l~. Hy fE' said Naisuu.d = '.rtE Trust
Company ct T"pyEa. kHu>s,s. G'a unless
Ilrg answer 'u tlf i..Ilsuu il.sl ga SID Utti e.
t,u or l-.tuTr the Iir-t dry 81 it,r'uIl- Q, l>N>
:Is ~ltI q tItluu Will ls. taktu - 'rg. aiid
IA i.ul, ~ rendered. aEuII.>' -gid defendant
fpT the sum at So. u ia i-'r 'rNi- tn'rr'~l
from the iir>i 80 January, -: aEi TIA, Jar
thrr -uul 81 Ssp;'l. IS .fg .: per rviti. Iu''T'~i
from the :iT-i dIN "i 10, ulHT, To- s.li'. l,'r
thu .pT,,ri,s~ur,. 81 e IuuTt-ls. "u .h~ =
ni ~.r.ituu l.. 'uwu-al" O.. r.Eu-.r .. Saline
county kIu~.l~.
I'M NNTroNNI LrN- IS !ar .. tuvrNNt.
l.Ei... ,.r'.
EY JAMES \. TI:rl' IMAM. N'saai.,.
Ate.
C.I TEEpEI:I'E~"N.
f-T~ a. o.
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WE ALWAYS LEAD:

Partial List Of Losses Paid NJ Tins ASeney
since August lat, Isss-Whea You
Want Insurance That IBsares, Com
Pahiss That Pay Honest Losses
Promptly, Agents Who Cnderstand
the Insurance BusIness Thoroughly,
Call oh Cs. BranIn Bros 4 CraSCus.
Once over P0stofiee.
SALINA, Ks, Aug. 18th, lssS.
$1,000. This certiiies that on the
10th day Of August / had one mare
killed by lightning, and that on the
l5th-five days afterwards-Messrs.
Branifr Bros. q Cravens paid me the
full amount Of the Insurance To my
entire satisfaction.
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Mrs. LANGTRN - To appear nj
Crawford's opera house, Topeka, to-
night.
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Small house, near central school
building, for rent cheap. Every
conveniSnce. 4. u. QUINCY.
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LONU JOHN WENTWORTH IL dying
at Chicago with softeninE Of the
brain.
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JAMES CyIE~TEp.

5000. Received OF German In
surance Company, oil FreepOrt, Ills,
through BraniiI Bros. * Cravens,
agents, fifty and IO-IU0 dollars, for
oats in stack destroyed by fire.
WILLIAM lBuATMAN.
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S.IINA. Ks Aug. 18th,

SALINA, Ks, Aug. 18th, ls~N.
sl5.Ij Received of the German
Insurance Company through Bran
if Bros. & Cravens, agents ut Salina,
Kansas, Fifteen l5-lOJ dollars for
damage done 10y wind storm Aug. /,
to property in sured in said Coupa-
ny. Mis-. MARY Il. SMITH.
1910. Received of the German
Insurance Company through Bran
iir Bros. x Cravens, agents ut SalIna,
Kansas, the sum of Ten IO-lO dol
lars for small damage by storm tn
property insured in said Company.
The loss was promptly aud satisfar-
torily adjusted.
+. II. DERRINuTnN.
$2S2.lI. Received of the German
Insurance Company of Frccport,
Ill. through BraniE Bros. 4 Cravens,
agents at Salina, Kausas. the sum
Of Two Hundred Eighty Two ll-IU
dollars, i'll full payment and salts
faction for all loss and damage 10y
wind storm To property insured un-
der policy lOS'H.
MARIAN Il. HAwLEY.
$500 Received the sum of Three
dollars Of German Insurance Com
pany through Messrs. Braniir Bros.
x Cravens, agents, for damage To
chimney by lightning.
W. u. BUZzAHr.
$232.0O. Received of the German
Insurance Company. through Bran
i'll Bros. X CTavens, agents at Salina,
Kansas, the sum of Two Hundred
Thirty Two - IOO dollars in full pay
ment and satisfaction for all loss
and damage 10y wind storm Ia my
barn. PETER SupEEEERD.
Sjl.SI. Received of the German
Insurance Company, Of Peoria, Ills,
through Braniir Bros. n Cravcns,
Fifty-One and Si-lOO dollars in full
payment and satisfaction for loss 10y
tornado To property insured under
policy ~! in said Company.
J. :. WILLIS.
$IG.OU Received Of the German
Insurance Company Of Frccpurt.
Ills, through Branifr Bros. L ira
vens, agents at Salina, Kansas, forty
six dollars in full for damage t.
barn and dughOuse.
w. T.. KEELTE.
500. Received OF German In
surancc Company, of Frrrpnrt, Ills.
through Branir Bros. x Cravens.
agents at Salina, KANSAS, five dol
lars for damage To chimney.
J. n. SHORT.
$500. Received Of German In.
surance Company, Of Frccpnrt, Ills,
twenty-five dollars, through BranilI
Bros, Il Cravens. agents at Salina,
Kansas, for one COW killed 10y
lightning. EDWARD BRADY.
5000. Received of German In
surance Company, Of Frrsport, Ills,
through Branin Bros. x Cravcns.
agents at Salina, Kansas, ten
dollars in full for damage to granary
by windstOrm. PHILLIP WEES.
1881. Received of German In
surance Company, Of Freerort, Ills,
through Braniir Bros. X Cravcns,
agents, one hun dred siXty-Srvrm
and 3l-lOO dollars for " heat in stack
burned by lightning.
JAMES QTE>TEp.
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For Sale Cheap

A ~ inch, rubber tire bicycle.
Enquire Of CoEyell Faulkner.
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~ SulfuY ~ The. .tltt. ut Kansas. al the
liz. al f,tt-ftt.... tt.f,,I..r 4 I~>~
rrsrt.t.,.E.
Ian, 'iih "i>'"uiiI> 900, M -
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a.. loci a.
I....,i ,.,-,t,. urri,ur,. AMI uN.
t,tr,. n It~ .,
t.tIrr,.ti, - t..,,s,, and taxes rltd .UI> -
pI,I,,it.ru. ,.,tJ ~nnta,.
I'LL. .I,,I ,,tIt..- cash
if,rI. Gl~Gl
l;ill~ ct dHrr hank~ >,I"'''
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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18

GENERAL HARR:soN's idea that
&3O,OOO,U0O Of the surplus might he
righteously and THEORETICALLY applied
To the repayment uf the direct tax
paid 10y the loyal states for the
prosecution al the war is n mani
testify sound and practical one.
And the people nf those states
should bear the fact carefully in
mind that such a step would have
been taken by Congress, but for the
revolutionary opposition OF the
Democrats, who pretend TO be so
much distressed 10y the fact that the
government has more money than
IL needs for ordinary uses.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-10-18
TmE sExAroRIAL STRUGGLE

The Senatorial struggle At Min
nespolis has been without parallel
in this state in the number Of ballots,
and the determination of the dele
gates from Saline county TO change
stick by their man 50 long without
is certainly phenomenal. Since our
last issue the number Of ballots
taken has been increased To ,SS6.
The convention was continuously In
session from Tuesday Of last week
until last Saturday afternoon, when
All adjournment WAS taken until
$50 q. M. yesterday afternoon. The
Ottawa county delegate attempted
to break the deadlock by voting
numerous ballots for some other
Saline county gentlemen than Capt.
MOhler; but the Saliur county dele
gates would not Ice turned from
their purpose la vote for anybody
else than Capt. MOhler. And why
should they: They were instructed
by a vote Of ,0I3 out of lisa votes
such decisive instructions there was
nothing else for them Ia do. The
Ottawa county delegates stated AT
the outset of the contest that they
had no candidate from Ottawa
county, AMI va or three of the del
egates would long since have gone to
Capt. MohIer had they not been
bound 10y "A unit rule which has
been especially insisted upon by one
member Of that delegation. No
sufficient reasons have yet been pre-
scented by the Ottawa drIrgates why
Capt Mohler should not lie nOni-
mated and with no degree of earnest
ness or argument have they in
sisted upon my reason. Our own
delegates have been urged 10y repre-
sentative men from all parts Of Sa-
line county 10 be firm, and cling To
Capt. MOhler To the last. As mat
ter of fact he il the strongest caudi-
date that our county can present at
this junCturr. From every town
ship comes up the cry that he will
he invincible. lie IL repOried TO Ice
especially strong among the Swedish
Americans, where not leading
man il found against him; aud that
that people will practically Ice SO'id
in his support. The best judges
states that the Captains majority
cannot IL. less than ,W0 in this
county.
The delegates frnm the two rOun-
ties have thus far preserved their
tempers aud are on the most friend
Is terms. The Ottawa delegation IL
composed al five good. representa-
tive Republicans vino. We believe,
are DESTROYS Of avoiding any
wranglr, and any division in the
party. We believe that a. II result
Of the contest Capt. Muhlcr will be
nominated, a. he should be.
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Publication Notice.
STATE uF KANSAS
GuVNTE uI SALINE.

L. D-.ir.r' C.rr. Et,am rr.' n.. susi
u'g.
TuE NATIoNAL LAS ANB TEI~T CON-
PaNl % EuFEEA. p.-.utIH,
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$500. Received Of German In.
surance Company, of Frccpnrt, Ills,
twenty-five dollars, through BraniIl
Bros, * Cravens. agents at Salina,
Kansas, for one COW killed 10y
lightning. EDWARD BRADY.
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1881. Received of German In
surance Company, of Freerort, Ills,
through Branitr Bros. * Cravcns,
agents, one humdred siXty-Srvcm
and 3l-lOO dollars for W heat in stack
burned by lightning.
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REPORT ~ THE CONDITION OF THE
FIRST NATIONAL BANK

NJ SI.in1. IA thu state 0i Kansas. at the
rlu-,. 81 bu-Iug~~, tvtOhrr !, i>>>.
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5000. Received of German In
surance Company, Of Frreport, Ills,
through Braniir Bros. 4 Cravens.
agents at Salina, Kansas, ten
dollars in full for damage To granary
by windstOrm. PmILLIr WEES.
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IA Il. II. BISIIuP.J.r.
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500. Received Of German In
surancc Company, of Frrrpnrt, Ills.
through Braniil Bros. * Cravens.
agents at Salina, KANSAS, five dol
lars for damage To chimney.
a. ZtTntT
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I. !. FEIpI Eit h-''N.
tl.r. o.: l'.'r.,' tu"sti.
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$500 Received the sum of Three
dollars Of German Insurance Com
pany through Messrs. Braniir Bros.
4 Cravens, agents, for damage To
chimney by lightning.
W. u. RrZLAEn.
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T. II. DERRINGTuN.

$2S2.ll. Received of the German
Insurance Company of Frccport,
Ill. through Brau!E Bros. 4 Cravens,
agents AT Salina, Kausas. the sum
Of Two Hundred Eighty Two ll-lO0
dollars, in full payment and salts
faction for all loss and damage 10y
wind storm To property insured un-
der nnlicY lUS'Ft
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10 p. EAHEYrl. JAWS HNEETTT.
tsGIE BAEEET. ANp AIsIiE BAR
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27
Work Of Insect Undcrtalser,.

Nearly every one Is familiar with
the burying Icctlc. and man. have
perhaps, Vatched It's operations. NO,
ticing that dead moi9' ana otler ,'ln -
animals llid on the loose GROUND soon
DISAPPEARED Professor "ledil'cn con
cluded to investigate the cause. Ac-
corlnglJ, he placed q moe ~ 80, 80,
garden, ana on ne morning Oh the
third day found u Dnlled Som ~, l '...,
inches below thr snrla:e ln'usn
Toni ring WY ms 7c4yl'' "''' pr.
formed ior 'he 9'aa MOE 81. ~ - u
S." on ioaF r'elie' IN.er me ,'I
cas-. Z, ''bnned IT. ara IN SIX o'{ +,
found l. ovcrna YIN i J., J.,
VS. aot mil ihon Cat 'he though.
...a' < h.A Alat 'laa, in'sY7ol, We
th,"-t1rfngo 81 IA, 2ee'ie' ID, mas, seen;
ga - peg performed 'h' N'i2'
RS IT, ordo'i ID proyicr 81 Piaca % a.
lo%, ,h-r o1gs' Ni.e,9 lh' ny ~.
l.,' mot soshS might .'-''' '''' 10
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Tho ro- orphnra.o at Dattersca-

doubt If many Americans ever 70
70 The dog orpharigc al Battc@oa. we
wen, there to bug dog t.. . little
block hairel maidon who ~ llea OF
| her Buf1lo COUSINS was promised 2
poodle ~ a winter playmate. The III
titutjDn i endowed, and has long
,istof gubscribori headed by hcf mlt
esiy he cYiccn. To it aTc sent eli the
straw dog end cats picked UP by Che
London policemen. Do not suppose,
IS ! did. However that It - . sort OF
canine home where orph'n or friend
less dogs are pctlcd aud cod
dol 20 q green Cd age. II
is really pound. For ii The luclilrsa
dog il not claimed within a given
period lie il sold or killed All the
clrs Gro PICKED into q CIR cnd go Gid
ing of together into C'rmity. That
| is th9y Gn1 Themselves in "a ar tight
chamber which this cor cSactiy itj.
Asi'i;c..ggcd with nosIoas gas INC
dor. ia the cuphui5tic language OF
one If The l:copcr3-whose face was
srlrocl- above that OF The brute Gro
alton around hin-'goes - sleep by
which n, meant - imply That the
death J., instantaneous and painless
The ,ounds that smote upon ON
cas- o. vc entered tie pound were
Ike those # 81 crchc trl tuning Up
behind lh, scenes. All the human in
stinct cher, is in the dog is developed
when he j. thrown on Che cber!y 81
Battcrsca. foa De- stands on lis hind
| legs hohiul his prison bars wag5 ms
bead. paw, thc llr and ask, your I'm
plthr IN .Ae most melting tones. : Il
.oa bet ono dog in the kennel the
whole pack AFRO instantly upon yor,
brushing their noses against your
glov,. and if You throw IN morsci 81
food. tAsy fight ike tigers for D.
When kennel becomes too uPro2r
ous Gre keeper quiets 10 with one lash
Of The whip. Tie most touching sight
oi ~. is {, see The poor little orphaned
poodles or pug5-usad to the soitesi
cushion, and dainticst food-shut up
alone in the cold comfortle,s pen of
Bauars,a or with half dozen com
paaiou5 I'll equally homcsick IAe'r
detected. limp and seemingly lifel1ss
forms reminded me of nothing 20
much as myself the day | recroSsed
the British channel and sung my sor
rows to The sea. Cor, Buffalo Courier.
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Such is the nature of the river that ships
often sosul more time il sailing NJ the 81.
i.ow~oaco than I'D crossing the Atlantic gen.
erallr they require eight or ninc days to bea,
va Tie Quebec fro.a Bic 40 miles, they can
sail only during the food. iivc hours and
then ni1st anchor unless the wind changes.
Tho clumsy coastiny schoOners, requiring
aiways a far wind, sometimes spend o
month in going sixty or eighty miles. win
5, many d1ngers rs | have set forth, the
reader might think that tire ~. Lawrence Is
sot navigable. but, thanks to an efficient
system Of lighting and plotting, these waters
arc one Of the great commercial arteries OF
Ehc continent they are frequenied during
sir months Of the year by several lines OF
Transatlantic steamships, a fleet OF Norwe-
gian baras for timber, and limited number
of coasting steamers and schooners.-C. H.
Tarnham in HarPer's Magazine.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1888-11-27

It's clatomary TO cay that wrinkles
com. from worrying, but the truth Il
ncst 1f. thorn come from laughing
- know how 70 laugh il just rs m
rortant as TO know When % do it. II
YOU laugh with the sides Of your lace
the skin viii wOrl, loose in time and
wrinkles VIII form il exact accord
ancs with What kind Of laugh yof
have. Tho man TEo always wears .
o.lir. viii have g. cries If semi-crcu-
lcr wrinkles covering his checks.
Nl-a a. gambler. who has been oc-
cratoled - aupp~ssing hl3 feelings
Laugh - deep liue icir5 on each SIDE
81 H.. t0so and iua5 % tha upper
tamer cf lis mouth ~ timo tA5
Ire .E',ada ID us chin lra Wcs
tle.a.p. oi ialimcon T. ..Ilyc.~
cue Ve,oc Wl.A v-.il..r 3d., D. very
art O. iv, Two ic'ilr a-t.-et
Wrinkles. ono running np from the
isr e-a a.. c,tr. Dul.f ~ e.re.
I..t 90 ,it .n-.-- 81 the
c .ho.. ana ...k 81. .a.1.L thev
.-t .t t-o .l- -e'
l-- .-. ..i-... I"..i
Ni- 'ta .o-.s-.t .-'i'.- '"Nf
IIs-f u
.t.o..l li'-. tie II ---l
L.-l.l iil A.1.
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Tho Tnreror's Private Paper.

The Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria has
a paper published for his o"nTivatc reading
exclusively /, is made NJ solely Of c-.tracis
from foreign and local papers concerning his
snajes.y or questions of Austrian policy. Tho
foreign extracts are translated, condemned as
mach rs possible, and then written upon
lnnn paper, which is then handel to tho
emperor every morning Sometimes The
3niperial Review, as IL is called, consists OF as
many rs s..teou pages. Nothing Of im?or-
lance can be omitted. praise and blame being
alike required. Three copies Of this wonder
fal journal arc prepared Oae goes TO tie
emperor: another. % Tie secretary Of state.
md third. to TIC primo minister j DE cost
Of the rublication j, two hundred thousand
s,ildca yearly -Ilank l0sllcs.
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- I,,,ihitinn of CHECK.

There was an exhibition Of cold, stony
check in q gambling house II Chicago ono
night couple Of years ago that has rarely
bcen cohaci and never excellcl Two gam
bers stood on Clark street one night dis
,uSsinr the situation. On, Of them was pen.
niles The other hal a leaden dollar lie
was bemoaning the iac5 thG5 ne couldn't dis
,,os, Of u ans where lie hal tried al sorts
of devices 70 get rid Of 1t, bu. ]. s,uc. to him
Ike brother.
"Glvo 10 10 me-" said the other 'lsl 50
up and Pay it in. Mayoo they will over
look it,
he wont into Haukin's housc. Tie dealer
yro,e lir checks for the ringer without
,lo;icinz i,s character The gambler played
alonr lie bah wonderful Incl H. won s2Os
in a few minutes When h. casicd ia TIA
dsaisr paid him the bal dollar WITH tho rest.
Yh, gambler pushed 10 back;
81 don't want that, he said. sits bad
Tha dealer was 50 Staggered that be d.dn
s,eak. ana tho lar.y but unsratefr gambler
wslkel ont without waiting for so)I dollar.
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TIE SHOW AT PARIS.
IT WILL De : GRAND AFFAIR ON
A GPANo SCALE.

c,-r.nv and rossia VIII Have Nothing
10 10 With II. bat England va. lave
a Larcr Exhibit-Ghe Resurrection OF
the 3astiic and the Great Dor'c.
The French are rapidly pushing for
ward the construction OF The magnificent
buildings dcsiyncd for their great OK
position il 1899, and as this Is to be the
last for many Gears they promise that it
shall exceed all it, predecessors II alt
countries. As the fall Of the Baatile in
17so j. 10 Lc celebrated with cxtraordi-
mar, displays. they have reconstructed q
part Of the old prison. wiki in.entto show
!, inst Us il wa. at The beginninS 81 their
orsat revolution. But the glory of the
exposition win be the great dome over
thr central nave. Of which III, crest Is to
lie 40 Zee. from the ground and CIR
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Sho clllcl into the o..icc and quietly ap-
proacLed The editors desk
~ have written poem -sAo b gan.
"WcHm exclaimed the editor with look
and tone intended TO annihillte, but she
wouldn'a anuih.latc woi1h Il cclt, and rc-
snued.
81 havc written q poem Oh My Fathers
Barn and
"Oh7 interrupted tie editor wiki OK
lraoraiuary suayity, "yoi doa't know how
relieved ] feel i poem written on your
Fathers barn, ci, | was afraid il was writ
ten on paper and tlat yoI wanted me -
publish H. il should ever happen 70 drive
pa; Your fathers barn III stop AMI read the
poem Good afternoon, miss. Detroit Free
Pros
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