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Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
She Married Him to Reform Him.

1 knew a young lady who. had everything
which usually constitutes the haI piness
OF those who have not yet climbed the
golden stairs OF matrimonial paradise.
Her age was 20; she was brunette, OF
graceful figure, with peculiarly anima-
teu expression OF eountenance Her com
.plexion was rich and warm, her large
gray eyes were merry and her features
would pass muster among seulptors.
At receptions held In the armory OF the
.Twenty-thlrd Regiment she was always
observed with admiration, and she had
beaux by the score. Well, at length she
came TO q decision, AID heard of her
marriage. knew the young mau whom
rhe chose and was startled. That was
tve years aso. year ago | was riding
uptown on car. The car was crowded
aud l stood by the front door reading
heara my name pronounced ,Snd looked
down, but dil not at first recognize the
face, which was fsintly smi Ing at me
IL was weirdly pale and wrinkled and
enrewoTn. looked puzz ed for few
moments, aud then It dawned On me that
this was tie wreck of oneof tho prettiest
girls In Brooklyn ! accompanied her
rs lar as the door of her house. IL was q
tnement house 81 won't invite you in to.
day." she said, my rooms are somewhat
di ordered. said nothing, bat under
stood. II was pitliul to see her try to
Keep up the pretense of being light heart.
ed, happy and prosperous A week age
I'heard that her husband was In the Ia
matte asylum aud her taby dead. Now
she has gone home TO begin lie over g
gain. she had married man to reform
him,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
rlsc Apparstus IpJa'e.

In responding to tho a,sla a,
frutu box 23, on SATURDAY a,ielli ~ !
Friendship engine sud w
carriage, while passing dow ,,- =
tt,es,, lccse3 wheels and ~ w 7,
until Sixth and Adsms Wso ~ !
when tie Friendship tDsiae p-'' .'
hose carriage into the CAV, g,,at =,
the trout nzls The aee'asu'
Immediately repaired.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
For Fan. Ka,ne or nionnv.

Jack Dempsey, "the NonpRrlel," VIVA
seen ut his residence ia Williamsburg
by reporter. He Gays he will chal
GnRe Mitchell as soon IS he lands IN
New York.
81 drove him nut OF Chicago and New
York once. and viii do It again, unlesl
be fights" said Dempsey. "You car
tel! your readers thAt my money II
always ready. have never taken 6
back seat In my life.
at will be the happlest moment oI
my life when inset Mitchell In p ring
any ssyle, but / would much prefer t
isht bin Loudon prizs ring rules to {
iulsh fer any amount OF money from
% 600 to $50, 600. 1 will hSve nothing
to 90 with Mitchell in a gate money
'eaGp' OF six or eight rounds. That
not hehtiDg."
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
Fifth EOlrloA
somethinr,i.


The ohImes Of NormnnS.n
presented OF the Opera Hans. -, W y
eay "a and Friday nights Of III ~ I
the Oborol Club, aid there w ~ we VIZ
nnt " will bb one OF ths a,ss, 10
entertainments 81, ever Riysn 10 a. ooi
the CLUB have bsen prela,tn- !" "a
event for several mouths ana s 80. "
under toe able tuition Of oeS - n,y1
Dramatic inatrpotors IL p,,,,t Il, taa
tao club Is also flrtuns,e !, aue
ing among Its membsls tse tl,, Da|
musical talent In this civ vna
Oh the volcts cannot bs s,c.i nIn
where. The character of @t, W.
will be delineated by n, Il ui'l
brstton, of thls city, who h n,ooa TO
perfect In nil lie details bv t5aa. y.
teacher. The club has t,sr.J
tine, trouble or expense IN r,a
,or this presentation, and # ,so' @
itDeraliy patronlz+d each pjpi,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
Not I,uIIty

Los ANGELES, Ca, AMI l
SatuEd,y night IL ver1ic. oi 20,
wes rendered ia che cae o.
WoostslD, charged with Soc I'D
DR.. Hasiao, y well huosn 4
and sporting NAV, 10 OAahsi
fh3 defendant wts eufesel
usrriei 10 Harlan, srl pL4a Il
covered hJ had q wife ir5m wi
had NOT been divorced, sA- l.a
TO commit euloldo hy sLu0t,as
in o hsJn on tae Barley Ea5U5e.,
tho couple had goue fra r,id,
according 20 her testimony,
tsko the Iev0iver frUm nsr, ati
ciieOt1lly shOs iu tls bebG aus
She dieR4eh the boAy into u
which burned TIE same risht.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
WIZ sIaleh ..aes. al,ke WINES

eT PAUL, MiUl. April Is -Abram
hogEpsCh spr01lees tlat he will match
mlEe y hee, TIC cgis brsted PAGER. re.
Seiu ~ z agn'utt Gny trutteF or PAGER
~ tst 1ttGi aEats3, barriag Juhuston
osty, fof u l00g.ift, thu race 10 come
e..,i en az % IL! LAKE. Driving PARK,
jay. -
Mr., E2drbaea vii Sc ecs o.e jadge,
si-e Usas' psr'y taa sonc'.a and s4s Two
o2o5en to sgre9 urou tie lnira.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
Kpockea Out and Arrested,

CHICAGO. H., Anil ~, 1888 Billy
0 Nea aud Martin EeGan, light we 'ghts,
fought three rounCs under Marquis OF
QusenBNerry rules IN the basement OF n
lucsl livery stable tois morning foE
$3.50, the wiuner taking seventy Ave
and the loser twenty-five per cant. oil
the receipte.
The fiabt was Singing sdeir entire
" in. favor Of EsRsn, who knocked
o ven'opt in the third round. Toe police
raided the place and captured ihe pIin.
ciI als and one OF the gecoudp,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
AnEditor HeaIen.

MACON, Mo-, April 16 DIR. Thomar
y. Norris, editor Of the Democrat,
was assaulted and beaten into insens!,
b,lity with an iron bar by Alexander
Hudson, ediEor OF the Times. TIE 40
ssult grew out of q bitter quarrel
which hsa boon wAged between the two
papers sone time.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
How Cameron ia Regarded.

The st. Louis Globe Democrat says
' The rumor that Senator Cameron may
become the iaverite son of Pennsylvania la
has an importance from the fact he
would, II nominated. be particularly ,
strong in New York HIS fre1 and open
euppori of Blaine In 1884 in Penrsylyan
mia has undoubtedly endeared him to the
Maine statesman aud his friends, while
the memory OF his support Of Grant fol
the nomination in 1888 would enlist the
Conklngites OF New York actively at d
ell Enthusiastically in his favor with
Conkling and Blaine on the stump ir
his support Cameron cou scarcely iai
to win"
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
THESE GOODS MUST BE SOLD
Sale Positive, Regardless of Cost.

MaMenamin & Mccarthy will sell the entire balance
ot their stock at the N. W. of Fifth and Shlpey
streets, at pubic sale, commencing o'clock on We'd
nesday afternoon, April 18 and to continus each
ing ard afternoon until everything is sold.
There will be sold Fine PAror and Bed Room
Suites Sdeboards, Centre Tables Secretaries and Hat
Racks, Reception, Parlor, Dining room Ofie and Chill
ldEen's Chairs, Cabinets and Flower Stanis
In Carpets there is fine line OF the best makes in
MARKET also cheaper grades and Matngs and Floor
Oil Cloths. These goods will be sold without reserve
and bargains will be secured by housekeepers and dealers
AL are invited. Remember, We to sell at
O'Clock Wednesday afternoon. You should attenc
the opening, as bargains always go first,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
murdor and saieios'

EMERYvILLE, Cal Al'lii l,i,r
En- ueryville, California on NJ. f.'i ~
Hausen, whose wife re 'nl.J j,
divorce from him and al'e,"' tGsI
ried j. G Gardrer, WeAt ~ ID
where his former wife al LVi al
were stopping aud shot ,aelG lG,glpI n
thcn committed suicide; I, ,Ira Gl'u-I
his wife, 1t is thought' "I'' Nv.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
Huddeu death

While at WORK on Saturday ai,
10 the coal sabute Of the p. ".
Railroad, u.Gr Lomhafi sifee, I
Locker, Hu emp!oys for a rau
yesrs, d led suddenly ci heat. I
His rema aibr were TemGy
coroner 10 bis lata homo no Rioa
psar Lombard. TIE 5satesti vs
IS years OF age, and leEyts & vi
several chilcrGp, who aie
s,ralGhiered oircdmttapGa,. n
r0Ao company VIII forward tl5fs
freb OF charge, 10 WAsh.FEe',
the relatives Of she deceased iri,
jury moned by lbe co'o.l
JeTet Il verdict Of death iil1
diseSse.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
r.mnerancn nrant.nr-

vil lecture on temperance nt Ft,ends
meEtipg house, FL urth aud West streets,
to morrow (ruesday) evening, Mr. II,
hae travelled extensively In Earope and
will! give bis views At somg length oi
tho condition tf tho poopla In Great
Biithin and other plscss. He !s an In.
terestiug ard ipstrGctiyo spsaSGr, and
sill who hear him may Rnd Something
vel. worth remembering.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
Hawkins q. Co.
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
OUR ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.

We desire TO acknowledge a
tiatterIDg Increase of patronage
during the past year, and TO re-
turn thanks Go our friends and
tho public for their appreciation
Of our efforts TO servo them
faithfully.
Our method of managing prop
critics and making rent coIlcc i.
lions Is now SO thoroughly sys-
tematized that We ore meeting
with very ii,tIO trouble In this Do.
parimeni.
We believe II would bo 60 your
interest 10 place your properties
In our care and thereby save
TIME, TROUBLE and MONEY.
Collections promptly made and
as promptly rcmItted.
Commissions only 5 per cent.
HAWKINS g. CO.,
as Tie Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
surpriss Y!slt.

On Saturday evening the I'D
Mrs. William = TCnki0sslr iIo
Yerbrook Me:hodiet Episcopal Q
made her a surprise visit ~ hei
No. 10 South Olsyton street To
sented her. on behalf Of ils i
scbool, with o ti.yer bll'a' d
pickle castor. Tue pTtsea etc
faotiously made by Mr.. lovaTi
Icy, Mrs. TJmkiuson ite'insJ I,
cd, expressing her surpflte snl
tude Tho evening was plsash y
In sopg and SoGiSl cci iyeite b''
refreshments were served by lLrl
and after prayer by the Rev. y
K. Toni 'nson the cempsp7 ill
-
Go u "Chimes OF Nltnag1g
Choral Climb, o. Opera EJusa -Al
and Friday highs
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
KENNARD&CO,

We have just re-
ceived several lots
of Ladies' White
Embroidered Hand
kerchiefs, all-lin en-,
which we are offer
ing at largely re
duced prices.
Han dkerc hiefs
worth SO cents will
be 81 cents. Those
worth 81 cents will
be 373 cents. Those
worth rs cents and
81 will be so cents.
There are hardly
any two alike in
the lots.
Our extensive line
of Dress Goods is
commanding atten-
tion, and it is no
wonder, as we are
showing one of the
finest lines of Relia-
BILE Dress Good IS
ever displayed in
this market, and as
usual with us, at
the Lowest Prices
known in any mar
ket.
Don't fail to see our
All-W ool 36-inch h
Dress Goods at SO
cents.
We open to-day
a line Of ALL Wool
27-inchDressC Cloths,
in the new spring
shades, at l6 cents
per yard. This is
about the best value
at a low price we
have ever shown;
I25 cents has always
been the price on
these goods.
| Our Black Goods
stock is unrivaled
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
a all.,.. -.

me e,hIm q fra from box 20 sbou,
& o'ctoch Gn Ss,lrl.ag R.ternoGu. wa
caused by tlos iaa. b4rq.uf Of a freu,,
shed NJ. 925 We l. ysoth street
~ hsule4 Ne.e sosn ezt.nrutshed b.
= p.eG e!fssn. gae gsiE.u II tie ere il
unASGWa, Idos W., I-G lUge wall pgobabl,
IeAGI t;Ve, "a .y iasu-sd, Tls house Il
whl;h the shed wh5 attas1e1 is owne,
oy MT; A5Lan of Newport, nnd i
rented by George " S.anley.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
1--o.o,ne pel.yers = q

PAillips & Kane, No. sS5 a sapi
street, have recently, ha5 a5 nov b
dal.vsry wagon built, hnd az. IpG oi.r
fl le.t store waF0a i,i,S, ~ ~ 10 dell
firm arc reniy And wilinS wills,Is putdI
their customers my sI!,l,s ,s oE ri o
At sHiia shsir store, whether ltr5e w.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
DIED,

LAM the residence OF her som
in-lAw, John Garrett. MarshAllton, beI.,
4th month 14th. 1883 Am Jana Lamborn,
widow OF the late John LAubofn, aged II
yoart, months and "a days.
FunoyHl on tth day, eth month 18Th, 1893.
NJ Get At tho house NJ 10 n. m. lnternent ut
uld kennstt. Services at tho nesting
house.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
a hupavay.

This mornius, ASou, Ii o'clfcL
double team belonging 10 ] n a
waa standing In front OF tse " !,
ton ttreet market tiey bfcsmsI
entd, and started up WAhlnsion
to Fourth, aud dashed dovn /
street a. u break neck speed.
near Madison the team slightly
the buggy Of DR.. Hughes. Tia,
ened horses continued on and 4,
iuto the lamp on the nort6wes,
OF Fourth and Madison streeI,
they were stepped By the coboi
The lsmppost Wan demolish,d N
with the United Sts,ss mail bpx,
running into tho Ioit the ;AI
stopped without further damss, I
tuuat6ly there were TO III sT,
mail boz, % II bs1 )us. b.eg c9lI
Go TO "Chlmps Of Norutrty
Choral Club, ~ OperA Hou.e. Tl1
I ST - al ~ y. a
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
CAArEen Mna r.on..la.

4.., U2lu !" H7E c0torea, wa before
. ~ w. ,. .l' ~ -ll.a ueu!ng oaarGei
-. - 'ts"l Gag sn 0as uryoer,y ut
70, S-.'..'a ~. 81 f11Ftg aa:a" aud Raj
- - q L.s I.4 4.ss ldjuiEsa aauy
COslg, - ~ 49,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

John P.Lhham, Que of The witnesses
In the case oi W. 9 MARTA, charge
with illegal liquor s4lliug, who failed TO
antwef when the case came up Ilst
week, wss arraisnea before JudEg
Gun n!ns this morning charged with
consemp' Of court He ssi1 thst be
was N the e5u5t room the day the case
Wes tSken up lrd uepDed cut for few
ninrtes. J" hen le returned he found
a. hai been continued, ard he wenl
home. The jnagG teateucad MIN t.
pay lhe casts fine gtsaeau1snt.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
knnw rhia nIorning.

A rain storm set in this morning
about O'Clock, which at RrSt consisted
IOf rain, then changed 10 hail. and ~ &
O'clock the atmosphere WIS filled with
qno@ fakes Truly, Wits. l. !-G-..- q
IN tie lap Of spring,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
rbo Executive COMMITTEE

The Republican City Executive Com
nittee will hold a meeting at z 80
/ to'olOcg this evening ut their room
Eighth and Market etreets. a fail at
tendance ID req uested.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
A Levy Made.

On Saturday sverioE . G9gsa .,1oo,s I
BILE made o levy upon IIssiDg lhe nv 4
c)mraDy that was p'TTl Tlo ltTl
Academy OF Music. .,,,rf,ipsda
,HaS" vas seized by H. Is. "D''
taoSee OF the Academy
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
HI,xhtly ujafea.

On Saturday afternoon a.
Kelley, w0s driving tho kf.i'n'
Dart, In rVspopse to the aISlh
from box 23 he mat with Aaa,
ct Seventh and Monroe s'l'','
was taken TO Vessey'O drug :" N
his Injuries, which oonslsisJ Y,
bruiseF, vera attended ts' III
Eble to bo out. i
The thirl sInuSi eG 1a'''a
RsIliey Lyoeum viii 10 2l''A +"
tic City, on Angus! l6
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
nonr E0Iltl

the public sale OF ot,FieSS,tr Pierce
wa wagon nr on WEDNESDAY I 1os 1Y,'sresll!!
o'olocE NJ Cole'f, no ,i,'onts.. isy al
Terms three SGD six nlt11 ,ts5,
guaranteed SO rspIefon-eel. -
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
Ihe Menfhnr-

,iT9-incFrow prcmises n be fair,
a. ~ -, ss,I,Li'oEary tlmpefaiure. WeGpes
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
gale closed.

The gale OF aue painting, G.,,.,r D.
Market street closed on sA'I' Ii',s3li
and this morning those ,SS,lsda|
packed and remo7en ~ Yea ~ 4
The sale was not patToi,',ts".s "a wss|
II should have bo@n, o. ~. ',i'iT ,'jn cII1
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
Boat OhArtsreu.

The Sunday school of St. Msry's
Catholic Church have chartered the
steamer Thomas Clyde for their annual
excursion on Monday, Juue 25. They
will 90 TO Oaklauds, o beautiful resort
up the Delaware river, this year.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

Go to "Chimes of Normandy" by
Chorsl Club, At Opera House, Thursday
Ahd Friday nights.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

we, ths undarsigned hanks and Bankers
viii pay al Prizes drawn 10 The Louisi1ni
state Lotteries which may be presented Al
nuf counters.
n. NJ. WALMsLEY, Pres. Louisiana
National HRnH.
PIERRE I.ANAUx, Pros, state ms
tlOBaI RRnA.
A. BALDWIN. Prea. N. O. ERt'I mn
CARL KOHH, Pros. Union National
Bank.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

90 to "Chimrs OF N'Lpl"1Jta III
Choral CLUB, at Opera II u'''
and Friday nights.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

Go to "Chlmes of No,n,n,l
Choral Club, ct op,ra Hou,r NJ
AMI Friday niRhis.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
Don't Forget

the public sE'e of carriages nd store
wagons on Wednesday afternoon at !
O'Clock at Coles, No 1908 Market street.
Terms three an0 ak months. All work
guaranteed ns represented.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
TTEpRECtHsHTEU LITRAtTl0ai
u OVER MALT ! MILLION DISTRIBUTE
Louisiana stateLotterY Company


Incorporated in 1888 for as yesr1 by ths
Lsgislnture for Educational and Oharitsbli
purposea--1fth q capital Of flOoo ooo-tt
which q reserve fund OF over ebb0, 900 he,
sinoo been added.
ny an oyerWhSiunlnF popular vote It's IRAN
ohiso was uiAde 3 part Of tbs present Stau
Oonatitution adopted Daoombsr I'd, A. ID.
1879.
Tho only lottery ever voted On and en-
dorsed by the people OF any State.
II Rerer scales or postDcnss.
Itn Grand Single KutuOer nrsw
tnga tRno pInce Mnafhly. md shs
arnuI QunrterIy Drawings, reEn.
loyAy evory three months tMnrcn,
gune. Gepte mber aud DeceRlberl
A RPLEh DIE OPPpfsTUHETT TO
WIN A F1RrUEE. 5rH GRAni
DRAWlNu, GLASS y. IH THE AOAD
ENVY OE MUSIC, NEW ORLEANS
TUESDAY, May sth, EasS-2IoSL
Monthly Drawing
H,osAo1 D,.,o- ct En mn
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
state of tne rsm,.ornlnrn

the shade. '@"'' "a
O'Clock lDr,cIocL 30 o,,,,ob
''7 40 Elo
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
Capital Prize, Sf5O,OO0.

2,IT9 Frisse. Sponrtins sto............etg5.0l 0lp
Application Ics rntes 10 cluba ehouia p4
mAdo only To the rfiee Of thS Company IL
now 0rleAnS.
Bor further information write clearly, giv.
Ing full addresa. POSTAL NOTES, Express
MOuey Orders, or ROW YORK EGohAnrs
in ordinary lNttcr. Currency by oxpresE
lot oar Oxpsrso) addressed .-.
81. a. DhUPHlN,
ENY DflsAuP la,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

Go TO "Chimaa OF kormapdy," by
Choral Olub, st Opera House, Thursday
and FIlday niRhls.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

Go TO "Chime4 Of Normandy" by
Choral Club, st Opera House, Thursday
and Friday nts hts,
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
or M. q. 1AURMIR.
WsahfHSsan. D, c
lituas RssiGt,sd ltsiGs Is
GEW 9RLGAAB NATIONAL RABR
Now Orleans, Ia.

REMEMRER ns1t ns..r,,, ,hs ETsssn's Ess.sS., :, =
and EARLY, who are ia charge OF tnc draw.
lnRs, 10 n RuRrsnteo Of absolute fairnot1
and inpegrity, that the ehAneas are Sn
equal and that 40 one can possibly divine
what nunbors viii draw q Prize.
REMEMBER thet the payment OF al
PriEee Is GUARANTEED BY FOUH
NATIONAL n RAHzS OF New UrloBna,
and tho Iitketa Hse signed BY the Pfosl
doat OF an Institution, whose O. i--t",ed
rights are recognizsd in tho hiRheE Oou VI
therefore, beware OF any imttsttoi or aD'
noymous schemes
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
pnr.naAIr.

Ex.tiov. Ponder, OF hl'''
the cl.y his ncr1ihs'
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

ITO LET - A HOUSE SOY VAN
4 Buren street, 0 rooms with hath. An
modern imrroscme1ts; rent reasonable. An
ply On premises. atG-if
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

FAKE NOTICE-T II a n THERE
Il viii be an opening sule. A fun line of
leilrs' gent, MisEts' and Ililtrun's shoeg,
al Maihtt sueeL this evening t 40 to-
. CVA.4-S. e..s-. u WLO .isgG - Gi,. az, d OF
W. A, lit KILL, uutt, Its
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

T1UBLIC SALE OF nESfRABI,F r
l. building lots on next Saturday, April
q, at 1. 80 .. m, ON the premises. Fcuht stree
hast of jackson. W. A. HUkIli. auc
tioncer. aIG-5t
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16

UNOR RENT THE TAREE-SCORY
II Brick dwelling No. lel4 Peppggivania
avenue. GOOD location and reasonable rent
elo ot otd HEaLD & 90.
Daily Republican., 1888-04-16
Oharged Mlln uoniemnt.

u you wan. 0ny painting get Griffith
q EBIer, 73U East Seventh 6tIeet.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-07
BONANZA IN The LEAD!

T7HE QUESTION has often been asked US: How
IL can you sell much cheaper than others? They
make very large profit, or you get your Goods
when the is out!
NH ENSNLER:
We buy our Goods from First Hands for Cash; are as
ways on the Road, looking for 'Jobs,'' and Divide
Profits with Customers
Come see our Full Line Of Clothing
Come see Full Line of Shoes.
Come see Full Line Of Dress Goods
Come Full Line of Laces s Embroideries.
Come see our Full Line of Ladies' Imp'd Hosiery.
Come see our Full Line of Underwear.
Come see Full Line of Ladies sChildren Hats.
Come see our Full Line of Notions Buttons &C.
Come see Full Line of Wall Paper.
Come see our Ladies' Slippers at 15c pair.
Come see Groceries.
Come see how much Cheaper than others We Sell
Everything
LEMONS, per Dozen, Is Cents.
New Prunes, lbs for 25 cents
Maracaibo Coffee, 6 lbs. for S. 90.
Choice Moyune Imperial Tea 80 cents per 10.
Cocoanuts Candy, Dates and Nuts.
A Full Line of Chewing and Smoking Tobacco.
Try Key West Cigars, cents.
COME To-
BONANZA, ODD FELLOWS HALL.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-07
LET HER DO WHAT SHE CAN.

LET HER Do WHAT SHE CAN.
Emily j. Buybee.
Let her do what she can for humanity's
sake,
Whatever the form that her service may
take
Whether high IN the councils of church or
of state
Or down where the outcast and suffering
wait;
In the loye-circled home, be 1t cottage or
hall,
In the school, where the seed in the soft
ground may fall;
In the Afric IN jungle far oyer the sea,
Or here in the land through Christianity
Let her do what she can, for the worlds
pleading wall
Rises up on the breeze, is abroad on the
II her heart for the good of her fellows be
stirred,
Restrain not her efforts, in deed or in
word.
Let her walk In your fellowship, brother
and friend,
Wherever your steps for humanity trend
Turn not from the proffer of service aside
Let your strength to her wisdom and love
be allied.
Let her girdle the world with her ribbons
of love,
And lift the White Cross all ITS plague
spots above;
Let her scatter Christ's leayen from shor
unto shore,
Till wrong and oppression shall vex us NJ
more.
aShe hath done what she COULD" said tn
Savior to men
Who scorned at the service she rendere'
Him then;
esae hath done what she COULD" be 1t SAT-
of us all
When4he curtain of silence shall oyer u
fill.
Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1888-06-07

Noah got drunk, the Bible tells us.
IA young man, leaning over our
shoulder as we wrote the word "us,"
interrupted us by saying: That's no
excuse for you or me."l-Pioneer.