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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-16
CH Kirkland Purchases she salina
Lob rlfntInr Coz. ONE.

Thursday a sale was eOnsummated
by which Charles 3 Kirkland be-
comes The owner ~ the Sslina Job
Printing Co.'S office and business.
Tais company consisted formerly Of
w and J. +. Wells, b. F. Eggles-
ton and I. r. Oakley Jatterly the
two gentlemen fret named have had
control OF the property. With the
late additions made 10 his Office, Mr..
Kirkland has ~ complete a job Office
aud bindery as exists In the state Of
Kansas to-day Of Topeka.
he keeps two men travelling con-
stantly and they are meeting with
the greatest success aud encourage
ment in taking orders. il may
be said without fear OF contradiction
that air. Kirtland's book work Is not
surpassed by that Of any establish
ment ia the state, and we doubt
very much II Il is equalled. This
establishment is one OF Salinas best
Institutions and Is we'll worthy Of
the ardent support aud encourage
ment Of our people. Outsiders sp-
preciste its many merits, as the
greatly accumulated work at Mr..
Kirtlsud'sofiiee amply Demonstrates
M. Kirkland is one Of the very best
printers in the state, and with his
energy and business capacity eahnot
avoid making HE institution famous
throughout Kansas.
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replied s;ill kindly. What woman
lives who does not pity q rase Il hope
less love. particularly when she herself
IL the OBJ ct Of u. 4 have b an mar-
Fied SIX years NJ hisbtnd on he
frontier with G neral Cronk's conn
mAnd- Iexpect him home in N.Y."
Whatever Of pity there VI In her
heart for him suddenly vanished Ut
terly. Somehow she frlt rfier a
scrutiny Of his face. that RIthven
could dispense with Il
Then may / Ask" be said. With
gentle courtesy. 'TO what an 70 AZ
tribute yonr display Of emotion a.
entered q few moments agDP'
A good deal Of her sJrrowful ex.
precision returned On. il Is nothing
very much. sir" she aa.w red. Wsari-
y, only must have $50 to morrow
to pay two months rent Mr. -
George Il don't know his other name),
owes me $3.50. and took the liberty Of
sending % him for Il tonight. / did
not Ike TO do it. because know
hen pay me 10 his own time
But be has gone to Canada 10 hunt
and won't be back for two mon ha
they tell me I'm SURE / don't know
what TO do. I have no other bills that
can oollect"
Then Il was that Mr. Ruihvsu abaa-
done ell conscience aud all prlneipla
and dlsburdened himself q this eoloa-
sal lie.
II had = letter from George this
morning" he announced. calmly, land
he commissioned me 10 hand yOu the
sum-"
he drew q small DO nom his
pocket filed out a check for the
amount and. turning upon bis heal
without waiting for a receipt. left the
shop And. even In her joy at the re-
movsl Of her difficulties. fair Mira Fox
could not stife The reflection that for q
disappointed love- Rithven bore his
terrible news with re usrkable squa-
nlmltY
Ruthven laugh, d softly all the way
home. When he reached his rooms
be strobe 70 his telephone aud called
for 2007.
"HsllOr' he remarked. eompossdly,
when the desired connection hsd been
made. That you. BurtonP All right
Ask Miss Grace II she wall kindly step
10 the telephone. will your"
A long pause Then
"Hellor' very softly. yes 1t Is L
No. pray don't 60 away" [His eyes
grew a little dim. fnr ne distinctly
heard the sound Of a smOthered sob
come quivsring over the wire Nov,
listen" added this unmItigated rascal.
II We reau your note. anu can not uns
derstand Il. MrA Fox. who IL . very
cultivated woman. Notwithstanding
her occupation. has = military hus-
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EAAA1N A0A AAAa
thusiasm you imPressionable fellows
have exhibited concerning her. >"
His equalization was hailed with all
the more satisfaction BY his friends for
the reason that It had been so lOngd de-
layed. They had pestered him on the
subject every night for = week past
aud we're quite ready TO believe him
when he presently asserted that his
only Object in yielding was to escape
the burden Of their opportunities
R1ihven. on the whole. was rather
to be envied. thought his friends A
man who possessed sufficient Of the
worlds goods 10 afford a simple sOlu-
ton OF the problem Of existence. and
at the same time sufficient Of talent to
make him fairly eonspucious In
the arena Of letters was rather q
novelty. and Rdthven's courteous bear
ing. rroverbial generosity aud un-
failing wit easily procured him par
don for the pretty cynicism with
which he regarded or affected to re-
gard the general run Of men aud
things
They were a. his rooms now-light,
airy rooms whose equIpmsnL II not
luxurious. bore evidence Of the
tenants exceptional tasts 10 the
matter Of artistic effect - and
waited rather impatisntlv while he
ruined three cravats in the effort to
achieve Il satisfactory bow. HIS toilet
completed, they pa AL out upon the
street Ruthvon ob-erving plaintlve-
" as he closed the door bohind him
that he was ''ready for the saciace"
His companions laughed lightly
and set matches to cigarettes They
we're DO h younger than he. and an
accurate observer would have said
The pursuit OF pleasure was N re
Of an occupation With them than with
Ruthven. the latter, however. show
ing by his manner that he enjoyed
their company 1t was not long he
fore they turned, snds rolling srn'-in-
arm down QUOT street pIsed. at
a signal from the Youngest Of the trio.
whom r hv-a adir-ssc IS George"
before q small ,ho in ths Wind Jws
of which wer1 displayed q number 81
'astciuly- ranged vases OF lilies.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1888-02-16
our TREASURE

We've got cradle 10 cur house
And we've got somethlnF fnif
That's Jus. as cunning Is MOUSE
We love u sverT miuuta
Sometimes its rouad, bi1s soulful syss
Straight into yours are peepiugs
6ometimes. because Il e 90 wise,
And shuts them tight-fcr sleeping.
VITA smiles ifs dimpied hands reach cut
To mamma When she's nlEh g;
rs trembling lips 50 swestly pout
n na1nma rushes ~ a.
Sometimes is pink and pesrly sosa
Right IN rs mouth are sticking.
6cuetimcs, ali b. ~ SELF. = arUEu
And ccos While E11y kicking.
II Nhea q hides on nanna's braast
In loving arms thEt fold Il,
We try % coax n nom Is nest
Tc bat moment hoii H.
rs knowing head turas e. = 70 say:
No. thsnk yon Hsre NJ bliss Is
Then MAMMA IN her tender way
Quite Einothsr1 IL VIII kis5sL
Al day Il plays win ispshf-r FEsst
And gives Is such . pleasure:
We think our home vas act oompleta
BsfSre Es had cur treasure
WHAT'S n this crsdls that W 0Uai
Tou'n never gusss Il. may be.
So III Just whisper you alone
Il Is an angel baby.
Il G. D01gE ~ Dsfrof Frss ~.
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Euterpritiug Dealers.

Rothschild Bros. make a fair and
square proclamation about what
they propose to do, in another coli
umn, and it will result in beneHting
the city-not injuring Il. They pro-
pose 10 attract trade 10 our city
which never came before, and do Il
in a legitimate manner. They do
not propose to carry on q war which
can but prove detrimental to the
best interests Of the city; they pro-
pose by their scts-not Words-to
jealOusly guard the good name aud
interests Of tbs best city II Eaashs.
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"Euer.r sad c. re-" in a half
whisper. Aud yuu. K ''vn. post
yourself in the rear and bserve her.
while purchss me- a buuiornlore.
They passed. in. RIthven, who did
as he was hidden. ob,erv d tall.
graVe-faccl woman. with q face Of
waXen Whiteness. and large, penetrat-
ing gray eyes. Her figure was full.
but Of graceful outline. She was ar
ranging aHo her vase Of lilies, and
Ruthven fell to comparing the hue Of
the flowers 10 that u the lady's hands.
without being able 70 render a verdict
either way. II note |. also. with re-
luciant admiration. the wonderful
blue veins that served 70 enhance the
bFilllsnoe Of two very delicate white
wrists
Georges extremely devotional At
tituds and request for ge-
rnninm spray WAS rewarded with
a smile that exhibited a set OF gjeam-
Ing teeth. rather too large, perhaps,
for perfect beauty. but still effective.
When the geranium hal been pinned
in place George turned 10 his com
pinions; Mrs F Z" he said With
deferenca '1et me present my friend
mr. -ME-.~ anI n ne-IiaisG
'Rlthvcn" rather sternly INF ected
that young man, sdvAnoing 10 the
counter lie felt. he did not know why.
that If George had attempted 10 con-
ceal his identity under an assumed
name be could have found the energy
70 kick him
Mrs Fox slightly Inclined her head.
with its massive coils Of inkv hair, In
acknowledgment # Ruthven's grace
ful situation. IT, rh-uss 10 leave the
selection Of ''buron-hole" to her. be
said. and lei strangely gra'itied when
she ignored apyramid Of bri liant rose
buds end adjusted tiny spray Of lilies
Of the valley IN his dre=s-c1aL a. the
same time p.nhing baek the lapel Of
his light ovrrcDut in order 10 protect
the flowers. r looked down IS she did
50. and not d ths iaprrnr fIg-rs aud
wonderfully polished roselud nails 81
their exiremities
A few remarks on ordinary topics
and The two Jeff The shop George i'm
gsriHg behind an instant as bis Gus
tom vaS for an Individual sdlsu.
Ruihve1. glauelng back experienced
s thrill Of unsec,un able Hnnoyaneo
on bebolding the young man IN an
other extremely devotional attitude. |
and the widows earnaiion lips parted |
sgsin in her same dazzling sulle
well" asked George. cxpectantly
linking bis arm in that II his compan-
ion. ''whai DO you ihink # her. heyF'
She is hardly beautiful" ?, Joined |
Ruthven. slowly. after q long pause.
''snd do not like masculine women.
And yet-she preferred lilies 70 roses
Yes. / think that In strict isiiee owe
you the clans and sbsinths. ''ishould 4
call your friend a symph0ny in hlisG"
At the OpsFs that night RataTen
S.s z-shay us'v 1nisd ~
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The WiEhf Opera House = Fi1ed ssd IRE
voeabls Faet--Ths Project 70 Be


voeabls Faet--ThsProiectt 70 be
Proeeeded uiih A. Once.
Asis well-known the Chicago Ad-
dition Go. haYe been for some time
considering the projecting OF selling
the lots belonging 20 their addiD a
for 500 each on the plan 80 SUCCESS
fuIly adopted in building the three
colleges OF 5aiinA, aud devOtiBg the
proceeds Of such sale in building q
so. 900 opera house. TWAS agreed, by
n large majority Of the stockholders
slnle weeks ago 20 build this opera
house; but owing 10 the objections
Of two nOn-residents proceedings
were blocked-exeept that the char
ter Of the company should he so
amended as 10 permit their going on
with the movement. Last evening
over two thirus Of tile stock WIS rep
resented az 8 meeting formally called
for the purpose Of amending the char
ter according 10 the statute providing
for such cases, aud by a uEaulmous
vote Of those present the charter WAS
20 amended ~ to permit the cOnpshy
TO proceed with the construction OF
lhe building. All legal objections Of
any nature nov being removed, it il
only q question Of few weeks be-
fore the excavation work is com
neneed.
IL Il " eIl-kHOwn, also, that Mr.. L
y. Wight vers generously agreed to
dsnate to the company let and a
half ON Seventh street, provided this
company put up their building On
that site Sine this agreement was
perfected gentlemen have represent
ID that plot Of ground at The corner
Of Iron avenue and Eighth street-72
xl25 feet-will possibly be offered 10
he company, as a donation, provid-
I'd the building ia put up there.
Consequently the company will have
no trouble in securing location free
Of charge. Both localities have
strong arguments in tteir favor i'm a
BUSINESS point Of view.
IL is the purpose Of the company
10 commence the coming week solic-
ting u sale OF the lots. A large num-
GER have already been spoken for,
aud IL Is probable that the S67 left
will be easily be disposed Of.
II Is the design Of the company to
ask Of various architects east who
have had experience in the Inside
arrangements Of theatres, To get up
plans for the Salina building. The
plan submitted by Mr.. Wood, Of
Topeka, is we'll favored IN many re-
spects. No doubt the local srcLi-
tects will be asked to submit plans.
Il has been fully decided to have
= house with n seating capacity Of a
least ! 200 people, large stage with
complete appointments two galleriez,
comfortable chairs, steam heat, cleo
trio lsght, numerous exits, thorough
ventilation, ornate Interior, and the
auditorium on the ground door. Tbs.
building will have no superior ia
beauty and completeness in Kansas
Now that matters are 80 well und, T
way, we hope to see each individual
In the city give the project his hearty,
undivided support.
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ROAD NOTICE.

STAIR or KANsAs,l
County Of sailne,
OEFicE o. CorHTH CLEnH.
5ALiEAs January n, ia
NOTICE 4 hereby given, that on The M
~ DAY u January, -, petition aiFnad .
Anotnaa Mnalen and y Othera, Wa Drnsaul
90 70 the Board Of Comfy CommiarfoneTr :
ne County and state Aforesaid, praying 8 D.
~ ~; loeitlon o. certain read, Described q FL
tcllcUa, to-Wits
Commencing 20 the 3 Z corner Of Setter
y and me /. cornsr o. Hection Is. fherf o.
north on section line between rs and 70. 3 81 ID
~, anq = y the North line d 0reaisY torf d..
s1lp-dll icing "a Township u. Range We. Z
Of Lue 90 p u. haid rad 70 b e. feet WfCs
hereupon said =. sari Of County Conn.
sloners appointed the f0lloWiug named ..
son.l VIA Pred knrers. J. 9. Gri1Wold q r.
y =. Morrow. az FieWers. with insfrucfir
- meet - tic lsl-e % Thomas Whalrn b.
- -.ey los nsl, IN q L4ay. the Gfl
~ 81 az l, a. " lae- EEr nf iced 81 view e
CD. rlo gave Q ..l Far.,er accrlnr.
.l-1rli i-e El4 Dg Cc4ntg Corr
siclI-fa- JOSEPH ~ EGsTEF
BIS County Hlrr
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- Chagisl y-gohaattos and - y5aaarss.
q sod CAories ,. JohaHssoa, asf
OBrfsas
1ous and each % you, ere hsrehy 49,
tnat you have been sued % a. nriian o..
menced in tno District Court on a. c.....
saline y the state u knnaaa On III d.
dhy o. January, a. %. -, Eferefn ;
BuekWaltsr O plaintiff. and you. a. =
Snaflee ,. lonanalou and - IohnrrHor ~
% SAID Charles J. Johansson, I'D n
OBriens are defendants, and fhaf Vuu a..
ans1 ef0r oenur % ne petiiion disd a. aff
eetlQn, o. % oofore ne md daV OF 81 -
a. y. 49,. o. sid petition Win 3 takf
rue and tEq gmeut rendered againsf a. as
= - =. yonana9on for the sum 81 .nfis
sltn Interest thereon az the rate 81 j. f-r
ssnI 30 ann1ln nom the Is day 81 1auuart
- ~ i4.li end costs % sulL. aud . far.s
entefeo torecloslng q ucTl7aE1, FlVcl 20 -
{ - .al9 sum and interest,", o. ne ag5 60 49,
= lQHn- ~ range s West 1fthg EN- n g.. d.
-Al4 county o. saline. and oTd1rirr - t
pr4lllfe1 = b sold % satisfy nd a. ~
co4lA and further decT1einH thaf 81
Joha1nton, vie o. aid Ch4rIasJ j. Iof aasa..r.
a,1a =. A q brieu b forever baFncd On ~ y
- 2 o. e. Ming any riAta fitieol a. FFst
J1nns CuEnzn4s.
- a1 p AFgInsg.
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Road NOTICE..
STATE OF Kansas
county OF saline.

STATE OF Kansas
County Of saline.
OFFICE or CorgrT CLEREI
sAtrNAs Jan'y A.. lsss- !
NO1IcE = hereby given, that on The lith
~ Say u January, ldst, n pei ton signed by
A. I. Brand and - other. was presented Z.
the Board gf County Comm ssionsrs u H.
county aud state af1reE4ids praying Tor the
location Of a certain read described ~ fol-
lows, viz.
Coi1n rneinE 81 a polnt about 90 atty rods
" 80 Of The = corner q Section q. IluH
70, Range West, folOti rE the c1eek bsnk
and infcrzecting win section line about b.
rods west o. the = " corner o. Lhe Easf aalr
q the Z q Of section =, Tcun Dr.. RanFe 3
vest and facate line BE- wesu tn ab0ve de-
acribed polnts-
Whsfeupon said Boord Of County Commits
alonerl appointed ne following named DsF-
.onsi VIZ Mm- Maxwell, Alex. Pierce and
O. ". PERIL ~ vieNefa, with Instructions r.
meet - the house Of A. 2. Brand IN smoky
View Tow nslIip. on Wednesday, The 1fh dng
Of March, A. y. la. and proceed o. view aid
road, and dive % al Ilarlscs q hearing.
B. order Of the Eoard Of County Commits
alcnera- Joseph sAHgEET
n5lf COunty Clerk.
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The class in Cicero finished the
sixth Grafton last week, was exam.
ined on Wednesday Of this week
and commenced Virgil Thursday.
The joint effort Of the two sOcie-
ties was largely attended and great
ly enjoyed by all. Extensive ar
engagements are now being made for
the program, to be rendered in the
NJ. E. church during conference
time.
Application was made this week
by the higher classes for admittance
to the State OrstOrieal Association.
Prof. d. McGurk returned from
Baldwin City last Saturday His
mother after long aud painful affiic-
ton has gone to her long rest. Prof.
MeGurk has the waFmest sympathy
Of the entire Institution.
Miss Hamilton, Of Beloit, has been
visiting the family Of J. H. Lock
wood and other friends In Salina
who came here from Belolt through
the influence Of the X. w. q.
The deniEens Of salina, who are
fortunate and rich enough to live on
continuous sidewalk, have q eoit
thing Of il, receiving their mall from
the hands Of the polite carrier. but
the poor fellows on the other side Of
the street Look With longing eyes e.
they see the uniformed official aeross
the way while they 80 two miles to
get theiI mail. Sour grapes.
General order No. ! from VIM.
Short, K. w. U. ianitOr. In regard to
the Indecent conduct Of some per-
some who come 10 hear our programs,
is worthy Of communication and Il is
the opinion Of the students that be
viii have no trouble in enforcing Il.
I. G. d.
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The BroOkville Transcript reports
IS follows concerning the Salina
boys out in California:
Eli Davis blew In from the wesi
Tuesday aud expresses himself a.
being we'll satisfied that California
Is not a near heaven g. was supposed
In his experience Of frauds, which
has been quite extensive, he suyS
California takes the bakery. He
says that the whole country frura
Old Mexico TO Los Angeles il stake,-
out into towns, land stakes T. all there
Is except hotel on each proposed
town site. Sickness l. aiarfuingi,
prevalent and he SAYS that Elmer
StOckwell Il very sick VITA typhoid
fever aud the probability Is that lie
will not recover. r. r. Titus has
charge OF q gang Of men 10 carpen-
ter work and is doing well Dell
Roberts has been sick q good deal
since he has been there, bat Il work
Ing In q sash factory Levi Roberts
has been working steadily since he
has been there for one OF the largest
contractors there and is doing we'll.
Peter Carrier % doing reasonably
well but has not had steady work on
account Of scarcity Of material. Our
old friend Busbey has been dead
some time and Mr.. Titus, who went
down 20 Los Angeles 20 see him, did
not succeed IN finding the family.
The man who leaves Kansas for
California, In the hope Of lettering
his condition is ae-
cOrding 70 Mr.. Davis opinion, aud
he had . very good chance 20 know.
His description Of hos the real es-
tate men do up the tsnderfOot Is
quite lRughable aud proves that he
hes bseR Through the MILL
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PrRLIcAIIos NOTICE.

STATE o. KANSAS
clCEsrCF 8aLrrEf -
In Tie 10 .ricl rrurl.
ee1 ia =. iiuas. pisHtiEl
~.
Emma Hoaa, defsndanll
To Em "a Hosa, dc.sndaut H. above n q
C1-a.
fou VII take notice t1nf the piaufIT.
tbs b Ross, hns auati yfsn IL fhr ~
Court % saline County, kansas. 81 an.
p-iltion % said court, win the clerk ~.
on TIE IN day q January, a. ~, -.
- ~. lnsger said petition on o. T.
the iitb day o. March, - ~. -. a. a.
tition VII - taken e. true and iudrr
olForeing the eaid plaufi1 from you y
rendered ~ prayed for On said petition.
sENrrs ,. Rns
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NOTICE.
STATE o. KAEsAs,I
County or saline

~
County Of Saline.
OTTfCE or coUNIH CLEnKl
sALfNAs January II, ia59.
NOTICE g hereby given, that on ths TIA
~ day % 1anuarys -, . petition 1ig1ed ~
David DOumger and 70 gthsrs, uas presented
q the Board u County ComnfaaioEsrao f ne
County and state Aforesaid, pFayinEfor he
vacation and relocation Of certain rad De-
Ecribedaa follows, via:
The road . Be vacated runs diagonally
through the North half q section D, parallel
% the Union Paei1e r r., and the road b -
located runs on The section line between
sections = and y IN Township "a Range 3
West q the Hh =. n, eommenclng 81 the
township line and running West one uIile 70
county rad running North and 8outh.
Wbereupon the aatd Beard OF County CON-
miasloners appointed the following named
persons, viz, Daniel Humharger, a. r. Nor
riaon and l. EaNters - viewers, with iulirne-
tons % meet g New Canb a, 10 Cambria
IOgnlhlp- on Monday ,the l2th day % March,
A. d, - and proceed g view sald rod. and
give 70 all parties q hsen1E.
By ordsrof The Board ol County ccumlS-
gIolel. JOSEPH 4A14EnI.
- eSBy e,BS
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Cigars Made of Paper.

Smokers will be Interested 10 know
that not . thousand miles from Albany
there Is q firm which makes large
quantities OfpaPer for his avoWed pur-
pose. the plan Of operation is said %
be this; The paper. on reaching tho t.
bacco warehouse. is repea ely soaked
In q strong decociion % tbs plant lt
Is then cut up and pressed In molds
which give 10 each sheet the venation
Of the genuine leaf tobacco So close
Is the imitation that expert tabacco
men and habitual smokers have been
deceived. At q recent gathering In
this city cigars made frum this paper
tobacco were passed around and de.
clared excellent Many Of those pres
snt declared the cignrs were made
from rare brands and 81 well was the
imitation carried out that one man
actually insist, that there could b. ne
mistake about the cigars being genu
inc tobacco. "A bgnH EgpresG
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A SYMPHONY In LILIES
A Complex Filtration ana It's Unsx-
psctsd Ending.
CwErrrES FOB Tins PAPER ]

Ell. I win 90 with
you and see your
hower-selling wid-
ow." nallyasssnted
Ruthven. rising with
characteristic grace
and languori ''but
/ will wager clans
and absinihe for the
three Of ms after the
opera. thstI ind no
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Bullet No. Ss7 South Fourth street
Terms q for the season in sdVanes.
Es ssrTiss Wjtbeat Pay. H-tR
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Az ,. BEoWE. Nd.

OeuliSi, Aurist and BarEson. te--funss a
ne hahnemann, fHomosopathiol Modicll
COLLEGE and Hospital o. ChicaFo.
an thoroughly prepared f0F bushes a.
GLASSES adjusted.
once, room 8. p. o. bIoek. Rsasdsnos. -,
2nuth santa - avenue. Haiinn, Eanaaa-
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1t Is asserted that the way II
which lotteries alb lish poverty wac
shown q good many years ago When
the French Government abolished lot
terieA and within a few months the
deposits in savings hanks ran up to
double and triple what they had
previously been. Public Cpfai0h
FULL or elm.
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