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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
rnnniha,s Rid,euIea.

TBy Anglo-American cable 70 the Dispatcnl
pans. January THE Boulangist organs
ridieu,e the candidacy OF NJ. Jaques, Presi-
dent Of the Council OF the Seine. who was
nominated Yesterday by the Repubncan
Congress to oppose Boulanger in the election
on the 9th instant for a seat 10 The hampe
o. DEPUTIES Tor the Department Of TIE seine,
made vacaut BY death. They say that Jaques
ts too obscure 4 man 10 rally the vote oil me
electors Of Paris. In an interview to-day
General Roulanger stated that General
Montardon, who was elected 10 the Cham
Der OF Dupulies Yesterday from the Depart
ment of the Seine, though described As a
Royalisf, i really a supporter oil BouiabSoIs
policy.
BOULAvGER's ELECTION INSURED.
PARis. January IA meeting on the
Socialists was held tonight 10 choose a
candidate for the vacant seat IN the Depart
ment OF the Seine. one hundred and ten
delegates, representing al the Socialist com
mitlees IN the department. were present.
The meeting voted unanimously In FAVOR OF
R0ulauger. This action. u Is believed IN
aurrs the return OF Bsullngerto the ami
Of DEPUTIES BY 4 great majority. .
JqrGues has Issued an address 10 the seine
electors. In Il he SAYS: "Clericalismi f. lead
ing 10 fight all the indictments ana enemies
a. the republic, for whom B0ulangeT l. the
tqndard-bearer.' lie appealst TO The electors
10 save tbe country from dishonor and a Ie'
turn TO personal power. .
President Carnot, accompanied by count
Won Munster, the German Ambassador, has
gone 20 R4mbouitte on hunting expedition
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
ECAlNEss ePPORtTNITIE-.
VO CORPORATIONS.

Tie city ~ Manchester wiz coll me PLANT
or HEhP PRESENT WAIEd-WNk kS, % be I'M
modiatcly removed by iho purchaser. lhcJ
consist Of
DIRECT DOUBLF-ACrING PUMP Of Inches
diameter aud 8 feet strOde,
1 2iinch TURBINE WHEEL AND GEARING,
! MhIN-sTOP GATE.
and other n.tngs o. De seen IN me p~unp-hplse.
Zine whole A. now 90 wording order, raising l'o,-
COZ gailous dal y. and viii be sold a. a bargain.
Apply 70
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

my Aneio-Americuu cable to the Dispatrh.l
SrAEIN. J.uuary 1.-The Goyernor.Gen-
cr1i has issued q manifesto 20 the tribes in
yitIrg them 70 expel the deryishes, and
Offer ing them food aud money.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Anather nuIclde.

(By telegraph 70 tho DispsIch.l
ATLANTA, Ga, January T. james w.
Goiasmlth, q prominent citizen OF stone
mountain sUieided Yesterday. Morptiae,
iamll,, and business troubies supposed to be
the cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
eRAIH AND coTToH kxcHAssx
R,cssose. yenasry T. issa
rerrofxa4

oRFERfs0A
wngtr.-24M bysbslA
C0RS.-afH Dushot<
OArA-a0o0 bushels.
sGtss RspokTxD 70 sscryrsaH.
WHEAE.-Longbcuy. 60 bushcis prime a
f1.o9: - bushels common at 81. Total sales Of
wheat SO bushels
offerings to-dsyof wseat afN bushels: same
day last year, ei3 tushtis Sales today 81
wheat SO buslsls: same day last year, 2ie
DusboiA Offerings - iar tas sessoa. tssf3f
Dushels: same Tine last soa@cD, Ce.S2 bnahels
Extrome range Of price today. a. ~ t3.9,
same day last year. y o. &c.
C0Hs.-White. 695 bushels very good 20 prime
on priyate terms: IS bushels very good al "a
1oAl sales OF corn. oi bushels.
TLouE.
We qao,s. Fias, S1yOasas5 slpsr1os. ana
t2.1: oxtra. tlJ1Asl7S fsmdy, tfASL5l PAIsas
familY,c country, tL75t&A9
COTTON REPORT.
Market firm.
euorsTfoS1
NfDDLtN1. 9kc.
Low MfODLISG. CSC.
SOODOSstSAAY. So
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

fsy Anclo-American cable 70 tho Dispatch-l
Vienna. january I.-hussia bas placed a
tOlilla Of var vessels on NlstIllriTOr.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Beads

IBy telegraph n 10 tho DispAtchl
W~AsaTNGToS, January bond offerings
TO-DAY aggregated S62, 500. Accepted, S52,500
4A's az 1854.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

By Anglo-American caoio TO The Disoatch.i
SUAKra. January Tile Wel.n troops
who have been doing duty here were VITA
drawn to-day.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
a Duty on Kggs.

icy ieieEfapa W tho DsspNschl
WASHINGTON, January H. Amone the sug-
Restieps received by the sfnaie Finance
Committee concerning lhe tarln schedules IS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
OUR MARKET REPORTS
AND III CONNECTIONS THERswrTH THE
WEATHER INDICATIONS
Record Of the New York snd Richmond
stock Exohaages-0rain. Ylour, Cot
toa, Meat, and Other Quotations
a. telorrapn . the plspn.ch.l

lBy telegraph 70 the Dispasch.l
-1 WASHINGTON, January Fer vir-
FAIR ,glnIa and North Carolina. fair, sllga'ly
--warmer, winds becoming variable.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

BY A~nglo-Aineriean cable TO tho Dis7atch.l
BEGIIN. January 7.-Eeiniorcemeuts mum
heung 900 men will s0Ou sail from hlel for
Zanzibar.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
anseymsrs, s..

+ ARGR, SELECT BEEf-T0N0UES,
Old ytrstnis Hams sud AJdcltRf; ferfsss
Nam, Breakfass bAcoa, AMI sni0ko1 hnofs
~Plne-Appls, iouas Araest0A aud eshsf
ss Is MCCARTHY . HArSEA
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

FPPS'S COCOA.
BREAKFAST

"By q thorough knowledge o. the natural
law. which govern tne Opern 1pus ol Digestion
auI nrtriIoL aud by o careful application 81 th'
Hne pr0uertes 0f well-selec.ei Cocoa Yr. tpD5
La. provided our brsaKfhsrtaCies with q dti-
rately- Favored boyo age which may save ns
many heavy doctors bills. ltt- by tbs 1uiIiops
u3s OF such Ar TILES Of dot that % constitution
may bee craIually built uD Iuul strOue enough
t1 re.i-t every tendency To disease. Hundreds
III subtle maiGiies ate tOating around as ready
-g attack wherever tIrre Is Is weak point. We
may escape many o fatal 'hRii Roy keeping our
saIse. Won forrlsd with pure blood and = pro-
perlv uOuri-hcd frame -fru-~Iift Nifta
Made simply with boiling water or MIX. soll
only ia hglf-pound tins boy grCcrrs, lapelloi
ans. JAMES rlFS a. CO..
Homeopathic Chemists, London, England.
r. t6-Ih.SaXIuiy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
uYrRPooL cO1ToN NAnKEr.


JAgoAuY Z.-Hsr6st rrm, and good ssles 70
ported todAy. heccipu rqnNnno hgah Irme,
X. extra prime, tac.: laoey. 4Hc.; comma,
2n3kc.: sheliet. 24asAc. battery NsDd~piked,
lla3hc. In Suf0ik the peaau, market sartn,
ard good prices are offered ~ me msrcbA1ts
and ths factory. securing q large gaaItaJ o.
stosk tnas Meuid Otherwise ecmo here
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
CmcAno. Lannary 1, 1850.

IH1NAG0, JanN1TY y IHtf,
TO A. r. Cayerncr, Chairman COMMITTEE
Brotherhood Of Engineers.
Dear Sir.-Tbe above IS a copy 81 the tele-
gram ] received yesterday from Mr. Perkins
orr president, and which. he accordance with
his Instructions. J have submitted 10 you and
which ha. been fully discussed With you and
your committee. Iours truly,
HENRY y. STONE.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

TLEVATORS AND HOSTING MA
~ CHIMES tor stores, factories. ami private
h,u.es mauufs. tufeI and put Up in tic best
manner by
CALDWELL MACHINE COMPANY,
Ia G.fm 1911 Cary street.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
MONEY rouND rop Irg c,yAr..

PARIS, January TAT n meeting Of 1000
Panama canal shareholders held ut YER
sailles to-day MaTtlneau, q retired engineer
Of the canal company. announced that 4
portion OF the capital required for the new
company had already been found.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
RIcHMoED TOBACCO WtRKEr

JANUAFYI Z, lssl
Tho grrpoar sales today no auction -h0s that
tho market is active. with SIX or seven buyers
tasine among themselves about all the offerings.
Cutters sold from l5 20 i)r.-seg.rai az he lat
ter reIra-aud wrappers went from 20 10 o., Tor
very eoll % dno. white low grades 10 medium
wrappe~s sold az ~ 70 PC.
o. clmmon Oilers yers few wero offered, and
tho vhol3 sales showed only a fea packages
uEen Co.,.
There we're several sales Of old hllers and a
round Iot Of medium Old wrappeB-w should
say az an1u, 2sto @c.
Loose sales arc still small. Thcre has been
some demand FOR common l)w-graies for export
work a. low rs ~ 90 3sc, with sales.
We bearof expori-to0loao sales 30 New York
allie. per pound. an1 30 is doubtless such 10.
ba,co 0s is made u 2 70 3<.csnt iuss.
The Cincinnati OF marzet quotes tho whole
market last week quiet aud prices rather low on
all Old grades. New lsgs wore IN good de-
mend. Nog LOAF remains unchanged.
Tho IauyiIe market expects good breaks mis-
week. Oh q ocx is held Ia considerably large
o~Dantles 1he new storage warehouse viii IA
clitate the Gecam ilail9n o. Dantito si0cLs Ia
hogshasls and will also lessen Insurance.
MARYLAND.
RaLrfwOHy. January 5-LeaL-The new year
opens vim q quiet market Tor Maryland. win
re-eip- Hight and no Volume ~ transaction
loodksfr. Value- cOsa0ue steady for all DE-.
sirabie gretea. tleartLcrs we're ~ nlfaheal5
Waryianl per steamer MentmJre for liverpool,
ani is hGgshSGos virginia Tor Belfast per
steamec lori CNoli; also, JJ Naryland per
MontaIk % Hayre.
AySUAL TOBACCO STATEMENT.
80
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

DEMOVAl-L. c. YOUNGER HAS
IA removst hs snire stock OF STAPLE AND
FANCT GROCERIES. LIQUORS. CIGARS, To-
BACCOS, SNUFF, &c. % nos i0s, lOA AID 100
VIRGINIA STREET, who're ne VIII Boz glad 70 sec
and welcome al fieads and cust0mor- "a DIV
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
Children Cry for Pitchers Castoria


j. II. VALENTINE l0X A. NJ, furniture. mat
ting. notions, names. &C.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

Druggists sell and recommend salvation
OIL. Price only e. cents = bottle.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

LAUNDERTG..
TRENCH STEAM LAUNDRY.
a No. IsNORTu NTNTH STREET.
COLLARS and CUFFS and LADIES' FiaE
WORK aud LACE CURTAINS aspecialty. Guar
Entosd good work.
Telephone 80. 7bi il i-eO1!m'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08

ton. Perfect order prevails in this city and
throughout The lsthmus.
PANAMA via GuyEeT0N, January -Four
thousand men have been thtown cut ~ en-
ployment by toe stoUpsge q work ~ two
large contractors engaged IN the Panama
cansl work. II + expected tasi the canal
company will imme1mteiv contioue work,
reengaging the discharged g0Ikmcn. All is
init
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1889-01-08
AacniTEcTs.

VIZ II. ALLEN. ARCHITECT.
PLANS AND SPECIFICATIONS PREPARED
. ALL KINDS Of BUILDINGS
sUPERINrRNDING A SPECIALLY. Corr
snocsenss o. coas1itatlOnss 0li1ted. No Oh cad
Nsln street, sofaoe, Aoom No 9-ap-sfsirss kich-
mOnd. Va NfaasV
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FREQ -eiIDr others nrr. I...H.. Hs u.Irr frrH
buyers. lu c.rn atlIr n.t HlIuDf HNtlt
loclI ori.r. It.e interest u..Hf manIn-t.i iu
rae m~.rt.tlutlug mo luura -..I.r Euri.H-
lions nrro Nm.'ri O. IA Ih. ulft.t
.ren.d 40 ai-ut -qrlriHf. ..,.uc n.uIe. ana
the CLOS, sn1a.l .a si'eure Doe casts 'air
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hot vas qll.t aoI cay. la.or strength sul an
aiyauro BOO aleai inlucel tuIoi| .n int" toii
moderately. aul ua price ior Nny a.
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cs.e sisrly g. NaF. In, m4tsrt npnnra nr.or
Ifm al Doe. advance and "a iltuof appreciation
~ l5nI-sc. was gqu~i. laiar prices H.trei
hack 14aiOr., bar raNl.l guikY l1Aig.c Near
tho close no msrkei eas easi.rnrsin DO fNalot
two trade wa, reported m lard. ana no fe.ilus
NO grf Ihe 'p.nllk 'N.' WI ".ip.
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s.saiy.
ST. LOUIS
~ louis aAAsh.B "-fip'f ll'l aul IN
10 gu s ".m, a., 49, 80 a.
'o' "th " ,' nnh,l ~
W. AZ 49,
5 a. va, 'n 49,. :.
y sn-, ~ Wn'.S'y s,'eiy ~ 80 p1es "a
~ " rfa "a hign.r p',e mali ia.
now mos, a. iit7a. iari, $50 WIN I. 40 asssi
y - ssi,t,lo.r no.~j
H.. ongs ~ "a. an. .7,g ~. .Dortrl@sr.
a. b, Ka..r .tonii.- ~. .l.r.. as. uba.
y5atfe5 mans fI6s7I afl2r.
"'
C~TNCINNATL.
r,vrs r.,,,-y Penn, i, w~ofor,f.
C~iHutHFAll yADN@y a..
VsllaGa itn"yS Ia" 90 M f,r oe.
nn.es a" ~ r.,. ,rv .t'at.,
1"'u'. , b., u0,. y. ,"nf M ctt
80 "t.r,-. a. An. lre,ts eIi.t gnt
F.,..rs .f.rr rffa .mnar fIH o. Na.s.n anrHHW nrN
n''n.t N wt,.t~v Am @ftiGa
49, h, go1t I,1,and a,I atm Common aud
iigit ai5a5sg9: packirF aud patcAors, .a.Ua
''' orr ut~arog
WuHtH9fOT e., JHn4l'y 80 rDsnun,
firm ~ &C. boa.n steady; strained d. ko9i
strained. htsc ~ 'icalf a. Liu' 'fl19 ts-
penuno hsni hard. III. yellow aig ana w
gia, $50
LotisfILLE
LoUisyiLs o~O'AiF -"'1'' AH4 p'o'
< YORK
NEW IOHk. January go ps-Set -
ceipls. lN3 tslos; gross receipts. ast3 paiDa
Futures closed steady, saio- ll,Jg halcsi Ja9a-
Dry. sLllafAe teprUhfb tt.laatost AAos
~. 4. Apri ~ 1atL' An!.
June t~hVstilp9 teJ' si@''' A1A+'F t'"~'
septeabeG tAstSEfb
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-14
BERLIN UNIVERSITY.

Tho Most Cosmopolitan Educational InstR.
tuition In the World.
The most cosmopolitan university,
not only OF Germany but Of the whole
world, Is that of Berlin. In the ranks
OF its students are found tho REPRESENT
atives of every cline and every civil
lied land on the globe. Although,
with the exception OF Bonn, the young
est university in Prussia and Ger
mrny, having been established in 1909,
it has rapidly grown in influence.
For about ten or twelve years it stood
second to none in attendance except
Leipzig. but for three years the latter
university occupied only the second
place. and now for one year only the
third, having been outnumbered by
Munich. During the present winter
ession the attendance at Berlin is
1855. or these $3.50 are regularly
immatriculated students. and l. 1896 as
students at other higher institutions
OF learning in the German capital have
permission to attend the lectures at
the University. The present term
shows an increase Of LIS over last
summer. and 1922 over last winter.
The theological students number $40,
the law students 1855. the medical
students 1856, the philosophical stu
dents 1909. or these men 4.8O2 are
Prussian subjects, and $40 are from
the other twenty-four German States.
The non-German Europeans number
405. namely. TT Russian, So Swiss. 80
Austriaus, 81 Hungarians, 33 English,
IS Luxemburgers, IL Italians, IL
French. IL Roumanians, 10 Crooks, Q
Swedes, 0 Norwegians, 8 Hollanders. 4
Turks, 8 Servians, 2 Belgians, 2
Danes, Spaniard. Or non-Europears
there are 2l3, namely, LII from Amer.
ica. 80 from Asia. principally Japanese,
from Australia. and from Africa
Christian ut Work.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-14
A Tame Affair.

A dispatch to the Examiner dated
Virginia City, May IL, says;
There was a glove contest here to-
night between Peter Jackson, the Aus
tralian champion, and Fred Kaufman
Kaufman was to stand up six rounds.
but failed to stay, proving no match for
jackson and giving up the contest in
the fourth round. The battle was very
tame, no Knockout blows being struck
Jackson merely played with his nntago
Mat, whom he could have finished in
the first round.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-14
FRIGHTFUL STORMS.
Fearful De.truction OF Life and
Property.

A Pittsburg dispatch Of the 18th in
slant says:
Reports of damage by the terrible
storm IRE coming in from all parts of
Allegheny county and from n'arly
every place in Eastern Ohio and West
ern Pennsylvania. Farms were washed
ont and houses, fences and trees along
the banks of the strenms were swept
away. Landslides occurred OH nearly
very road leading out Of Pittsburg.
Two children Of Conrad Schaeffer, aged
three aud seven, of Spring Garden
borough, north of Allegheny, were
swept away by the flood.
At Ridgewny, in Elk county, Mrs.
McNeill, living in tho suburbs, took her
children into the cellar for safety when
the storm arose. The lightning struck
the house. and passing into the buse-
ment, instantly killed the mother nnd
her three babies.
Lightni ng struck Amms & Co.'s oil
we'll Mt BurSettstown last nlRht ana Two
of the workmen were seriously injured.
At Beaver Fails the body of the little
two-year-old daughter of Newton Bent
let's, living on the banks of Walnut run,
was found to-day lodged in a pile of
driftwood.
During the storm LAST night lightning
struck the residence of Eben Powell. at
Hazelton, bndly damaging the dwelling.
The family escaped. A business house
owned 10y Rice Brothers at StrutheIs
was struck and burned 10 the ground.
At Dixon. Ills, during the electric
storm severnl houses were struck Ly
Lightning. and the telephone ard tele-
graph wires pere torn down. Old resi-
cents say it was the worst storm in
thirty yours.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-14
Heils Angry.

Tho Democratic press is very much
annoyed because Bl zine and Harrison
have not yet had rough and tumble
fight over the disposition " the patron
age. Blaine has not hit tue President
over the head with spittoon nor does
he propose to do it.-[Carson Appeal.
The Appeal editor ~ mad AZ hornet
because the Democratic press pnrsues
the even tenor of its way, not caring IL
straw whether the relations between
Harrison and Blaine are amicable or
otherwise.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-14
NATURAL TEACHING.
How to Mako tho Acquiring of Nnowl.
edge a Pleasure to Children

How tn Mako tho Acquiring of Hnowl.
edge Pleasure to Children,
Mental dormancy, we have been told
time and again by the old schoolmas.
ter, who has, moreover, not passed
through the mill of experience with
his eyes shut, can be quickened into
newness of life when necessity presses
upon it to act But when the pressure
of necessity is continued too long, the
result is nearly always the same on
the active as on the inactive mind.
Nothing is so easily stultifed as stu
pidity, and the process which renders
the stupid child moro stupid, not I'M
frequently makes even the clever child
lose heart In dealing with the will
ing and the unwilling mind the process
Is the same. the supplying of the
food of knowledge that nour-
lshes and strengthens and eucour-
ages to self-etfort, not the supplying oil
the medicine Of discipline which,
though it purifies for the moment,
eventually enervatcs, and Supplies the
natural gifts in the child. Thanks to
Nature there are few, if any; children
without "a turn" as it is called, for
something good and useful and it is in
this turn" there lies the hope of men,
tai development. 1t is this gift whicA
the teacher must first discover before
either medicine or food can, with goo6
effect, be administered. BY build
ing upon this nucleus of native intelli-
gence Or inclination, the bitter-sweet
OF school-work soon strengthens the
soul to recognize the pleasure of do
ing ones duty; and when the most in.
different pupil-indifferent, perhaps,
not so much from laziness rs natur-
al longing for muscular freedom
begins to feel this pleasure,
the school life becomes all
sunshine, the acquiring of knowl-
edge becomes as sweet to the
mental desires of the child as is the
sirup of the maple to the taste. The
natural developments in education are
gradual, not violent. The true meth
DDS of imparting instruction are born
of Nature itself; and under them the
knowledge that is acquired is the
knowledge that assimilates as a pal.
atable food that nourishes, not as a
bitter medicine that nauseates even
when it rectifies. BY the natural
process of getting understanding, the
memory Is not excoriated with
knowledge that is beyond the compre.
hension of the intellect. Mind growth
Is as slow and gradual as body growth,
and can be checked only by too much
food or too much medicine. The true
education has only to guard against
surfeit Of the one; since Nature itser
has provided the means of escaping
the other. -Phrenological Journal.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-05-14
EsperSeIIe.

E. j. Woods. the Sierra Valley farm-
or, sowed pound of espersette last
year on piece OF foothill land OF rot
ten granite formation, dry ~ a pow der.
horn, with splendid success. The Reno
Gaz"tte says 1t is now eight inches high
and very rank. Nr. Woods 10 Of the
opinion TINT it will thrive in the poorest
OF dry land.
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Detroit Free Pros Ten yenrs ngo
the superintendent of an Iowa railroad
booted tramp out Of his Office for
having tue cheek to ask for u pass. 10.
day that tramp is superintendent of TINT
same road, whilo the man that lifted
him on his boot keeps a restaurant and
sends him over lunches.
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BrRyGnK.

Nav that Spring hes opened and the
town needs cleaning up, the ole. pioneer
drnJman, George Dexter, IL prepared 10
Glenn up and cart away all accumulated
rubbish at reasonable prices. Those
dsSiring my services will please leave
orders Mt the Humboldt House.
80. GBURaR DRK7KR,
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