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Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01
WILL STRIKE.
The Chicago Carpenters VIII Qutt
work Tomorrow.

CHICAGO. Sept 1.-The long threat.
ened carpenters strike will begin TO-
morrow. By the order OF the council
all union carpenters are called ou. with
few exceptions. The men working on
the public schools will not be interfered
with. and those working for bosses who
are willing to pay the 374 cents sn hour
called for by the agreement entered into
last May will be allowed to continue,
All others are reported to be deter
mined to make another fight, .nd from
present Indications the fight will be .
long and bitter one. The men say that
ia the event OF failure they will strike
again next spring. aud keep on striking
until the bosses will reeogn ze their
demands and deiga to treat them in q
friendly spirit.
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RICHMOND INDIANA. !,

months. The place Is independent OF
missionaries, snd they are stirring fac
tions sgainst her. The board of health
recently appointed . leper s. nkn-
ager, ard he has c;agusted
Sister Rose Gertrude by his
harsh treatment of patients. and
bis Constant interruption oil her p'a1s
Sister Gertrude says several we'll defined
cases of loprosy have been cured recent
ly. DR.. Luz the governor physician.
when 1sked about these cures. said il
vas . fact. aud his expsrisnee gave him
hope that tha disesse could be checked
he did not think il was nearly so con
tagious as reported. ard while he did
not wish 20 say any pErtieuisr treatment
was e FL ,acious in an csses. still he had
made cures that showed that the disease
was not beyond the reach OF medical
tres,ment.
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REED'S DISTRICT.
Ga "a m al lilies Tn Preparing for the
EiecsfoB.-O Democrats VIII
Contest.

BIDpLEFoRD. ME Sept. 1.-Thsre is
much politscsI exci,emert here because
oil the oversight by the Saoo Board OF
Aldermen in not holdiEg meeting be-
tween August Ii and Is to reviss the
check lists. according TO the require
ment of the statutes. The Ssco
officials admit their srror. though
they claim that sll other re
quiremerts relating to the election have
been fu' filed. The Biddleford Alder
men. who we're reosptly arrested and
srrsisned in the Uaited SeataE m
uoure o1 charge OF aa1le oa'y 2.
look upon the 6heo Alder1Ssns neglect
- parallel case. Es1Ging Blade,crd
Democrats are anxious to push the
u after. ard is is probable that arrests
of the Saeo Aldermen will oscur within
= few days A conference will be held
TO morrow. and it will then be decided
what action will be taken Democrats
claim that the Ssco Aidernea's error
viii inyalicste the election. and that il
the district gives 8 majority 70 Cca
sressus sn Reed his sleesies Will be con
tested.
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A DEMOCRAT GONE.
4 JnsTfce of she Peace Disappears
from Center Township, Dear
born Cou11y-

AURORA. IND. Sept. / Allen w.
Miles. Justice OF the Pexce Of Center
township. Dearborn county. hiss fed the
country. He carefully folded his tent
and docket on the 20.h OF this month
and quietly stole away, not even tellip G
his friends. ii he had sny. good bye.
HI was . very prominent Dsmocrat,snd
was aspiring for the Meyorship of this
city At the next coming election. He
got away with quite snug sum of the
school 'urds he had collected for fines.
He also collected several judgments
that he failed to turn over to the proper
parties. In all be is short about one
thousand dollars, aad it il the general
belief that he has gone to Join the de
faulting Justice that went wrong here
some TWO years ago. He leaves = wife
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WOMAN ASSAULTED.
Gossip CoseerntES the Attack of Ed
ward blunt ON rs Dan
gerdelh.

NEW York, Sept IA Washington
special to the World says: Reserdy
DAngerfeld, whose wife WAS assaulted
by Edward c. Blunt, 1T Asbury Park,
last Tuesday night. has returned to his
home in Alexandra, while Mrs. Dan
gerfeld. who arrived here last evening
In company with her husband, Is stop
ping at the house OF her sister. Mrs.
BurritL. on | street. Mrs. Danger eld
10 resting in seciusion after the excite
ment Of the week. and to all who call
the brief statement Is made sitheT that
ther can be said about the affair.
with Q lew intimate friends late last
night, but declines TO talk OF the result.
His friends to day declare the injuries
sxsessrsts d. and tEst Hunt ooIy seIssd
her By the wrisss. releasing her uhrn
SAs RAde an outcry. A. taw conAiderHte
Alexandrians declare pangerield will
challenge Blunt - duel. bat those
who are familiar wsta the code duello
laugh at this. And point to the TACT that
only gentlemen caa meet upon the
field OF honor, whereas b ups has
already By his cSndiiion placed
hirsel. beyond the pale. Darg, rdsid
might shoot him on sight. they say, bur
could never 6xht duel with him Ii
10 the general opiaion. however. that
nothing further wsil come ct the al air
but that every shiEg viii Be dons TO pre
vent add,iion.l publicity. IrIs rot be
lisvs d that Mira. Dsnxeffsld viii return
TO her home In AiexAndsis Tor some
time.
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lawyer Of this city who vas employed
TO secure an injunction "a . cause in
volving halt . million dollars. Was
forcibiy thrust upon the cars and driven
cf. and the corporation against
which the iniu1 notion was brought sains
an important advantage. He has Iled
. suit against the susAorities Of Martin
fes half million dollars damages. The
commerce Of Waco is suffering terribly
~ result of the quarantine, the cot
ton trade being directed away. Gov
ernor Ross ssys he will break the q iar
sntiae. and tie Texas Rangers are now
Eiship 6se hours ct the town. Ii is
hsm srd NJ Be collision between
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she Reciprocity amendment VIII be
Adopted.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-The Aldrieh
reciprocity amendment to the tariff bill
reported to the Senate ire IN the finance
com nitsee will pass the Senate su ostan
TALLY il not exactly as reported, and it
will pass the House in the same
form. Ssns.or Aldrich has had =
conference with Spssksr Rasd
and Major Mckinley. and they have ex
pressed their willingness TO accept the
reciprocity proposition framed by Mr.,
Aldrieh. They are supposed TO repre-
sent the judgment OF the Republican side
Of the House The proposition. it is
supposed. will meet with very
litsle opposition on the Democrats side.
The expectation of the finance com
nittse Is thSt the wool sohsdule will
pass the Senate ss reported from that
committee. The only one of the 6nsrce
con mittea amendments in donbs il the
amendment changing the standard oi
the sugar to be plsoed ON the Tree list
There is great deal OF opposition from
the northwest to this amendment, snd
its fate ia . matter OF doubt.
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Few Suggestion, About shoes.


Never try to wear a shoe that is too
good fit for your foot. BY good fit is
meant one that fits sufficiently snug
not to wrinkle, nor to allow your foot
to slip around in the shoe, yet loose
enough to allow plenty of ease and
comfort, with square toes, low, broad
heels, and particularly from three-quar-
ters to one inch longer than you could
wear if you allowed your big toe to go
to the end of the shoe
A long shoe gives a more graceful
effect to the foot, is more comfortable
and lasts longer. Be careful not TO run
your shoes over at the heel or sides;
this is the result of carelessness, and in
many people really amounts to de-
forrnity, besides quickly running shoe.
Never let shoes get hard or dry by dry
ing them by the FIRE, which dries and
ip5pHes them R0(71T1 dTE ffarn1dal-
Wet rub on a little bit
of castor oil or tallow before drying, as
the steam generated In a wet boot or
shoe win scald it and cause it to crack.
Occasionally wash off the old dry
backing, applying a little castor oil
Do not put on a thick, heavy coat
When polishing shoes a gentle brush
ing with a soft brush is better for the
shoes than the vigorous work of the
bootbiack- Never put on or handle a
patent leather when it is cold; always
warm it thoroughly before bending the
leather il put on when warm, and In
a warm room, a patent leather shoe
may be worn out IN the cold without
injury Do not wear rubbers over a
nice. new pair of shoes. as they spoil
the leather Keep an older pair TO
wear under rIsbbers when possible, al
ways take your rubbers of when enter
ing the house. Good Housekeeping.
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Circus Men smoke Good Cigars.

/ shall probably sell a box of imported
Gig AIS the day Forepaugh's circus strikes
Lswiston- Forepaugh's and Barnum's
men always smoke the best impaired
cigar they can get when In this city
Two for sixty cents always hits EN- In
the winter, when there are plenty OF
theatres and operas in the city we al
ways have a big trade on imported
goods with. star actors and singers
The Key West trade has been picking
M very fast lately. The local trade
in these goods is way ahead of the i'm
ported business. Key West goods rni
all the way from $50 to 500 thou
sand. IN Lewiston Journal.
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Bsg Demonstration -, Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept Fully $4,000 men
marched to ths L usic OF the cause OF
labor 10 Chicago to day. The
main parade aud picnic was under
the Joint auspices OF the Chicago Trade
and Labor Assembly and the Central
Labor Uaion. The Koights Of Labor
assem- blies marched 5. 900 OF 6. 600 strong
by themselves. la addition to the
eight hour day banners carried By al
the divisions, the carpenters carried the
motto "S.rike to. morrow for American
fsir play" A numbe ct the directors
OF the World. Fair. the mayor and al
dsrmsp, judges and other dienitaries
occupied the reviewing stand.
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Frank Hast0n Sick.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 1-Frank Hat
tou. editor of the Wsshing gton Post and
ex Postmaster General, has been seri-
ously i'll Tor some days He had an at
tack of irflzmmstory rhsuE atism las:
wsek which brought on rheumstIc lever
and Saturday night his condition was
most serious. He was better yesterday
snd to day the doctor declares him Gu.
Of danger
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mig REORGANIZATION at nos,cp.

BosToN. Mass Sept. To-day the
oreanizsd workIngmsn OF B5ston are
celebrating their fifth annual holiday
The features of the observance are sim
liar to those OF previous years. embrAo
ing parade. picnic and sports. The
parade formed at 9 O'Clock In Oopely
Square aud marched to Postoffioe
Square, where it was reviewed by Chief
Marshal X. q. Tanning and dismissed
The frat division included district No.
30 Kuishts of Labor. the second Central
Labor Union. the third Amaigamste6
Building Trades Couaeil and the fourth
the Carpenters District Council. The
procession presented fae appearance.
and all along the route was received
with warm applause by the crowds OF
spectators which lined the sidewalks
This afternoon the various labor orgsni
zatious will have picnics, and several Of
them will have bar quets this evening
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Fifteen Thouasnd In Line,

NEw York. Sept. 1.-Two separate
labor parades we're the peculiar features
that marked the day. One WAS under
the auspices of the Federation OF La
Dor and the other under thas of the
unions Of the Federation assem- blsd on
the east side In the neighborhcod OF
Houston street and Second avenue. and
1t about 10 O'Clock the procession under
the escort of platoon of police
and led by Grand Marshal August
Dslabar. surrounded by large si.ff oi
aides, the column moved. Ii 10 esi
mated that about Is 600 were in line.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01
THE SUNNY SOUTH.
Damage 10 Crops ~ zase Exce<ss
aoId Weaskar In TenDesses-
MuRFRrEsBoRo. TENN. Aug

MuRFREEsBoRo. TENN. Aug
Corr.spondenes of the Palladium.
Your paper 10 still . Welcome vsz
visitor to Us IN our home IL Southis
We had mild winter, ad "a reofI
fruit trees were In bloom. Then G
cold. frsez:ng MArca, snd damaged
fruis and Hhsst crop bsdlyA A5wa1b
ries, cherries erd early pesstkss 49,
entire failure. Whass did not vFs1
more than five bushels per nc.S
here. Data wsrs not moEa tk
of . crop. Cotton rSz
yield. ii sFosf dent
it It'd test fall.
the lat "a. AuI. osy R-NaEs
last moueed to rain. and I
erxruard showers till it wet
more than plow depth. Ws 4
several good showers late
farmers are pushing their ~
very fast. There will bs .
peaches, but they won't be ven
We had It very hot here in j nsrc.
folks say they never saw susn u
here In all their lives, 30 hot sll shrcr
the month But here the nights q
cool by nine or ten 0 clock 90 that ale
Ing ID . comfort. We have had I
thrse or four warm highs this sum
July wss. pleasant moIah, almost
entire month being cooler thaa J
The second week OF this month /
very cool tor the time OF year. sisce Z
it has been warmer.
Oar home Ia on the ridge soushea
town, where we can see rEites -
We can zee the cars frou the ame {,
leave town three mIs: -o~t. They
their tralns SO much closer tcgN'
here than north, We often see four
in sight At once, and frequently
freight trains pass. coming IN Insi
two minutes. Then there is |.
beautiful range of hills surrou
Us ia horse shoe shape. which has6a
terent soeneFies different times fhf
the day. which, the Northern eye "
tires of looking .at. We can see iateSl
different countisls. The ridge IL
higher between ns and tosn.
part of the town from view. O1
ridge there was an outpost during
war, which WAS lev sled dsTE ahe1
year ago. since when here have bed
tors aud minnie bs,ias picked
which there are plenty scattered
over the country, some chopped %
the big oak timber, which has g.
ak inches since thy lodged there.
One would think there has b.
plenty of plantation bit.ers used hers
one time. Judging troH the amonnt
old broken bottles. There are aY5
dilspidatea c.nteeps gill ly!ag oVefl
fslds yet. In curl Heidi nexsI
town. breast works fbow yefg
iuc.ly from which theylhad nas
in front of them &c i3
enemy. La the plm
ewo old war guns -
rest perhaps thirty years.
Northern man with . Nortbern +
and Northern team turned them
20 Daylight once more, whicn goes
show that Northern nan pio9s M
than two or three inohes deep. "a . 4
many of the natives do. They -
1t won't do to piow any deeper; it
do TO plow deeper. but it il not BE-
go too deep at once ON some soil
plow A. did North. regardless
snd what they say, and ind u Il
fsr bett-r ek~n skisN...-@-%ss~surf~
Nj. X. Il 8. 9. s.
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AZ Phi,adeipnta.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept Labor day
il being celebrated in BETTING man
ner. While it Is not recogniz I'd as hol-
idAy, many business houses, banks. mills
and factories are closed. and the people
employed in them are attending the Va
rious celebrations that have been ar
ranged.
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LEPER TREATMENT.
sister Reese Gersrude's Jranbles =
Cur. ffscsed.

SAN Francisco. Sspt. There Is .
probability that Sister Rose Gertrude
the yourg Eaglish nurse who created
such . sensation last year By volunteer
ing TO 90 to the Molokai Ieper station,
will leave the leper receiving station In
Honolulu where she has spent several
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FataI Electrtc Curre

HEELINe, W. Va, Sept oouRr
ed in the Wheeling TeSioners met for
Co.'S tunnel now in c1is morning. all
lion. stepped on theesent.
the current to thouperintendent OF
used in the tunnen, presented his
elantly killed. Ast quarter: No. Of
only by his admitted, 13; inmates
= ys.sea SANG 0. OF inmates deceased, :,
A.: b eoo5. Expense Of the asy.
, u ,e arsrter, 1922 Is. Value OF
ad produc,s sold. 1894 90.
n de 9owinx bills were allowed: j @.
en- Aree Imonths salary, 500; 8.
4M ~, asflum physician. sou; A.
~ Means. ION salary ~ treasurer,
hmes R. Hibberd. county health
u pn sAlaky, SO "a.
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The Indiana Democrats

tt11caSo lutoI Oceau-1
Indians again ia to be the cys0
of neighboring eyes" The pE =
fight ia to be unususlly fierce .xx(
that fierce fighting State, and tMt4
will be more doubtful there ma
side or the other goes down iD
round on the first Tuesday
Der. At any time Indiana I.
State; it Was carried for
rison by . pluralit
total vote Of 536 .94s
the ballotirg posSr o. SO p
the persons qualified to v
State. This small plurality
of such unprecedented mag
eacourAsed the Democrat,c 49,
usual efforts for the recspture of
State at the.next ELECTION.
The platform adopted by the party
Fridsy is very long but most OF il
padding" The hey note OF the oi
pkign is struck III the nrst two ps
graphs, which scund an attack upon.
President HIs administration isa|
nounced, the measures Of the Rep
can party are regarded Ss his mee
in tact. the purpose of the Deuoc3
to carry the Presidents State seaiH
President. and TO prepare the
the nominssion of Deo
'.fayorite son" to the Presidency
Ir1x0 P. Gray is the favorise : !
rover Cieveland's portrait vas al,
I the central place of honor above
stage. but OF its right hand Vas thas
IL. p. Gray, snd ON iss left was te11
the late T. A. Hendricks.
says the proverb. lis it to be : 1l
than { dead lion" As for ez
Mel Donald. his portrait was ~
nor WAS this trusted friend oSf>S
~ all potent IN convention.
| of Governor Hill, OF New Y6
was mentioned by any orator, a1
Of Grover Cleveland but once, oi
occasion it was ssecseab
spolaussa Gray was fht genius n
The platform is devised with
cunning il is intended 70 be sgsre
and upon fsst reading sounds a.
| might pat the Repub'icans en- ~
fensivs. But. rsaily, it is meta trx
abla instrument Ii ia msre bIna
than bellixersnt. We derouno2
Mckinley bill as the most cusra3
measure Of taxation ever rTsp1r
the American Congress" scuc3s b /
enough. but when it is rkQ
that this bill reduces dusie1
Democrats say. "tsxatiex
tent OF $71 s264 IA year
cams are not likely to b.
The pDs.satic denunc5
i pzfnaps. abovs>~snnS1S
has derived
years from Il
protection. Koks
Marion. Nobles- q GFV
towns which hsv.s4Ecrsssz
them doubled. their pop1la
past four years by reason s5sEaa
tec.ed n.nus.ctures- Afich E
natural gas resources hsvs dr.2
them. Dem necratic derauc.stior -
systeu which creates their wsaz
| more likely to increase thkn to din
| the Republican vote OF these Il q
The metropolitan city Of lrdt.n
ess increased its populat,on "a. k,
msrkAbEa degree during tbs pxssfq
uun. and has become . great "a
| ssct1riee csnter. We do not thfeafbl
tbs McKinlsy bill will be rszsf5e
disfavor by the hundreds os ea6&s
and ho1saads of employed zho !
dGstrIes il protects @i
| Upon Safe issues tAS =
platform is mere bravadl
with pride to th. noble, -
| reform 2tory institutions Of
/ but the Republicans viii n Il
! shame TO the uisuansgemens of =
cratic trustees. It boasts OF the ~
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OF MAriIn still maintains m attitude OF
rebellion against the authority OF Coy
ernor Ross and refuses to abolish the
quarantine placed against Waco. A
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by SEPTEMBER l. 1890.

y Of the laws against bribery a.d ooy
up ion. bnt the Republicans vii n.
nird the people that such severity Vas
RAds nsedful by the fsarsnt fraud.
er which certain Democratic Lead
~ were made TO uodervo
srrs OF penal servitude. The Repub
lean convention has to be heard from
z1sn it has spoken the emocrs,s M.
~ mush less aggressive th.n hi.
sssniDe to the bluster Of their leader
ne ticket 10 shrewdly chosen. Sale
nsndsrson are nominated to plscafe
respecsables;' Matthews to PRO
Ate farmers: Green Smith to
w. COY gang; Swseny TO keen
5:sh voters in good huuor. But
cset 70 stronger thsn the platform |
1ah il is nominated. and the plat /
non no6sy blustef whose
D0on heqome matters
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Died

"a yesterday morning, August 81. 1t
,elook, of peritonitis. at the home OF
Ter father. Lewis 81. Richardson, No.
+; North Seventeenth street, Laura
sich.rdson, This Christian young lady
light OF her home. and the sud
81 and ssd of her devoted
hsr and brothers is very affecting.
v.s = member OF Grace NJ. Il
rch and was beloved by oil who
her. Funeral services ut the
- Ia e. morrow. Interment
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Editor Fin : d,

WATERBURY,, Conn, Sept II. Il
Swift, editor and proprietor of the Suu-
day Herald. was hned 800 in the police
court this morning for hbeling Mayor
Charles r. Nsldwin. Swift appealed.
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Mrs. Livernore during two DO,
August weeks travelled 500 miles and
gave eleven lectures st Chauiauq1a as
aen blies.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

Eliss L. Bradley. of oakland, Mich.
Who has been bachelor all his life O
sixty three years, will marry soon.
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VIENNA. Sept. 1.-Eightv miners
were suffoeated by an explosion at Bony-
slsv, Gslicia. to day.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

Two Phiiadelphis men swan fifteen
miles in it.le over three hours the
other day.
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CIRCUIT COURT.

re. sffiisnt.
CIRCUIT COURT.
The September term of the Wayne
ircuit Court WAS opened this morning
4 due form. Judge Comstock presid
lsg.
Jsmes Skinner Was appointed bailiff
I curt. sEd Elmer Smith bailiff Of the
&kS Jury. The grand Jury WAS i'm
led. and the prisoners in the county
kubisot TO indictment having been
yefsht before them. and accepted
1syfIle hey were SWORD and charged and
admits that 7ssar. room. They are:
cd and Mr.. Galloway ebster township;
q have his supposed aJohn w. Dick,
eented for bigamy ington. Wayne;
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with a Mustache.

A horse. with a mustache is some
thing of a novelty, and such q curiosity
attracted quite a large crowd on Front
ttreet one afternoon The animal Is
s8et black. and from his upper lip grows
bunch of hair of a light color and as
4hick as the hair on his body, but meas
hiring over two inches in length and as
stiff as bristIes. This hair parts in the
middle apd curls to the side, as does
.ulustache on the lip of a man, showing
IT it has been quite as carefully
ined- The animal is the property OF
pusas Jones, of Paxon, and is 10
IS old--Worcester 0ass-) Times
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kdis1 .-sf Interest Pickles. Up IN che
fntr ssrsous County Ofnces.
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6S- wom.nL lovely woman.

Oh, Woman, lovely Woman!
efe are some qaeer couples in the
d, remarked . real estate agent.
oa4er day man and a woman
to see me about renting fiat.
roman did All the talking, and
to the man for confirmation or
ration. He always agreed with
did it very meekly.
-v,e1l ~ said the woman, 'T'H give
you S25 for this fat ! won't we, Johnr'
sYes'm.s
!. And IN ~ my reot Pmptly, too;
A.fir,a 1ohnf
I ssYes'm- kh
un2t ], Jollnl r
EXc5sm- -
But, I inquired, as is NJ rel
6es, .are you man and wife3
Man and wife." exclaimod O
psshaxnly: ssindQed we are r. -
We. Johfs4 arsss- &C;
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s.No'nl.'
3 I ssnot man and

= ssWhatl' says I, mot man and
wife2'
Not muehi I'd have you know
that in this family we are wife and
1ass.ain't we, Johnf'
fs'm. Texas Siftings.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01
MARRIAaE LIcENs1

SSeth G. Hastings snd Alice Vipins
ypdenhalI, Richmond. Dkvid Nor
re, sffiisnt.
Richmond daily palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1876-1904, 1890-09-01

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