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FORMED.
Ru.sls aaA Franco Ent.r Iste . p~fsassss
Cenps~t-An Ons~s to shs Triple An .
a>~e of Gsrmsny. Aoasria and HAY

Russls aaA Trance Ent.s late . p-fesssss
Csnps~t-An Ons~s To the Triple Ala :
ss~e at Germsny. Asssris and ita1y-
LoSpoS, Nov. :s.-The frsi as.bcn-
tic Information conveying b results
O! NJ. De Gier.' sotoura IN Paris has
reached the foreign Office through the
British embassy q, Berlin. VI. dc Gscu
communicated 10 Emperor William and
Chancellor Won Cspriri . clear exPlaaa-
ton ~ ~ the conferences held IA Paris
and the character Of the RusScFrcrch
entente therela secured. Doubtless he
hss instructed his minis,cr ~ make
declarations with a views - having no,
only the German government bat the
other Interested Europ>aa governments
learn the naaurc o! b compact b~-
tween Russia AID France.
According 20 = s-mi-oaicial statement
based on NJ lie Gicrs' declaration %
Chancsllos Won CapTivL. the Russian
s:atesman's recent interviews with
Presideu. CarnoI ". D~sFreycineL
premier and minister OF gar. n VI
Ribos. minister % foreign AFFAIR." ~
suited in n defnitc agreement for an
exclusively defensive alliance The
entente agreed upoa. according 10 the
statement quoted. differs in a mS,i
essential point from the triple ALI
ance treaty. inasmuch rs while that
makes the European sta,u QUO
the basis Of the maintenance oi
peace. the Russo- French entente aims
20 what NJ. Dc Giers has called re
spect for treaties" meaning. especially,
the restoration Of Russia'S grip on Bal
garia and British evacuation OF Egypt
The differences In these features 81 the
situation are not meantime To bc re-
garded a, constituting danger OF war,
As both the Russian and French gov
ernments desire To assure a strict ap
plication TO the existing treaties by pa
cifc means
! NJ. De Giers has further communl.
Gated the fact that no treaty has We,
been signed and has minated that the
French ministers desir. the conclusion
Of a formal contract u alone properly
defining future responsibilities and
rendering IL possible 20 pursue a dis
tinct policy before Europe. while u,
thc Sa"c INV n'o.ik AK 'Sf' "
cherishing warlike designs
The kum Of these official assurances
from the Berlin embassy IL that the
Paris conferences of VI DE Giers. in
stead Of having AN empty Character. as
was generally reported, have resulted
In u scheme To maintain diplomatic
warfare against the dreihund and
England, awaiting q more propi,ions
period for engaging in actual war. he
Giers' communications assume the first
Importance. not FOR what they disclose
80 much ~ because they constitute the
FIRST official admission OF the Russian
government 10 the powers that u
Russo French alliance has really been
arranged
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Il a. raw "a old santa Claws hiEassts.
aud IL !. . bag pack of holhiar dclssh,%-
IT, e~,suisi.e f~run;spSsce. in onlCr. -
from the terra co,iA has rcisef Tag
and y CHIT by Caroline Heat Emrnss.
daughter Of pr Rsmmcr. = ls.r Ia
mou. Ar,-Ana,onts Rarely has any
thing NOR, h-au;ifsl h~~n gtrea IN .
magazine Perhaps he s,sry that viii
attract tho mo-. attention ss the hri
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by John Mead Howell. the .rn cf w
II iiovcil. Tho opening siorv IL -
delicious and ,r-.h, Hos ChTi,,tEas
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Charlotte VI. Nsiie- IhrtS,mzs With
ole sherman" i "a iae.dea; Of b
wAr. ia which General sh.rmAn nguTvs
,ruiAily la her stary The ialry Non-
tent Mr. Jessie iienton Fremont .
a. her brigh;cs, and b~.. Queen
Mar.ar,'s Needles" ~ Susan C-sh.
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Another nne ballad - The Fourth
Little Roy. by Mary T. wilkins 'ai'y
ilr.,ra,ed The War % Tie ><aoo.~
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Col Thornd!k-. the ars, IN series g
One Mans Adventures
The illustrated pAp-rs av in,sres,-
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Eleanor Lewis and How ! became .
Seneca iraian. bs Mn iiGrr'e, Max
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The serials opca well Jack Rrcre-
tun'. Three Months Services y war
story by Mrs Maria Mcinio>h Cox.
The Lance 90 kAnana . historical
Arabian story hy Ahi el AriAran
Then there arc the departments Men
and Things, Tanglr- and orice.
besides many bright p.etucrA aud
poems
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CHAPTER Y.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER

With their dearly secured ''accommo.
dation" John Green's family mar gcd
to get through the winter without suf.
fcring anything i'vond sevcre priva.
tons. Their cln' and fare was, OF
course, common limited, but that
was nothing SD Ion, as 1t kept them
from starving and freezing.
1t WAS n long. dreary winter. especial
~ tn Louise, off on the prairie. with no
friends Sr companions, and NJ books
or papers, and with nothing to do but
"a drag idly through the days. The
nearest neighbor lived two miles away.
and. that being Markham's, they might
as well have been forty miles away for
all the good they were to Green's. for
since that night when Markham talked
81 abusivcly to Louise there had been
NJ intercourse between the two fam
lies
Louise grew pcnsivc and melancholy.
and it was plain that she longed for a
different life. though she neve uttered
a complaining word. Once shortly
after Christmas she and her mother
were alone in the cabin. and after they
had sat n long time silent Louise sud
denly said:
Mother. | wish could manage some
way "a go on with my education"
5 do /. Louise" Mary answered;
but l can't think Of any way hat i,
can he managed. II we had the books
| could help You with your studies. but
we haven't the money to buy books"
Il know that mother. but I was
thinking hat l might borrow some"
Il don't know who you could borrow
them from. Louise. Idont suppose any,
one about here has them"
Il know who has them" Louise re.
piled. but l don't know whether you
would want me To get them Of him
Paul has lots of books that he brought
from school with him, and he has Sftsr
proposed to let me have them"
paul Markham" Mary asked.
"Yes," said Louise; he has the books
l need. and he has begged me to take
them"
Louise" Mary said after awhile,
s.you know how old Markham talked q
you that night you went TO the store,
and you know we have had nothing "a
do with them since. and you know that
we can't accept any favors from Paul
Louise arose and going to the win.
dow stood for q minute or 50 looking
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"7hoS's som>shirS IAisd IL
That's VIA, you think, perhaps,
when yoa rad iha, the proprietor
of DIR. Sage Csiarrh Remedy Offer
e5OO reward for IN incuabie cA~e
Of Ca;arrh- Rather unusual, you
think, 20 find the makers Of = meiI.
cine trying 10 prove tia; they 30
lieve IN Il There mus; be sone-
thing back Of H.
Bat tie \ ptain. squire oser. made
in good faith The only thing tha;'s
back Of i, is ;he Remedy. II eares
Catsuh n the Head To ia miA.
soothing. CLEANSING and b~~aiing
properties, The vors ca@s yled,
no matte. how bad or 81 ho. bng
standing. ]; has . record TIA:
goes back for IS year~ i; dosr,
simply relieve- perfectly gd
permanently orrs With \ R<n-
eiy hk. this. the proprietor, can
make such m oSsr and m>aa Il
To be sure ;hers's max n - bs;
its 20 very small ihs; they ne
wiling 10 take r.
Yoa've "s<yer beard Of Anything
ike ;his ofsr?" Troe enoash.
But then you've nerer hard .:
anything ike d.. SAgr's Ren~3y.
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Hawaii Favored.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 2s-Dr. Mott
Smith. a member OF the cabinet OF the
Hawaiian islands. who was vent TO
Washington some time ago 10 secure
notifications OF the reciprocity treaty
between Hawaii and this government
has concluded his work. His efforts
have resulted in the negotiation OF IN
entirely new treaty which provides
for absolute free trade be-
tween the two governments
in the products and manufactures Of
both countries The treaty has beer
signed by DIR. Smith and by the repre-
sentative of the United States through
whom the negotiations were carried
on. II has been in the possession Of
the president FOR several days bat has
not been signed by him
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Tho TPlulc Alliance

PARIS Nov. % According To trust
worthy information, by the terms OF
Sss aiiaases bssoia9 lsaiy % her Ter
man and Austrian neighbors in the
event Of a conflict between France and
Germany. Italy would be compelled
TO mobilize 200, 900 men without delay
ia the Alps. to mobilize her fleets to
make a naval demonstration off Corsica
and 10 lombard the Algerian sea-
board. In case OF war breaking out
between Franc, and Italy. Germany
would mobilize the eighth. fourteenth
and fifteenth army corps Of Alsace and
baden. aud hurl them into the Vosges
The engagements binding Austria and
Italy are less precise and OF a wholly
diplomatic nature. The Austrian fleet
would only go TO the assistance OF Italy
il the status quo were disturbed In the
Mediterranean.
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BRITISH CATTLE.
Engiish Cattle Rsisers Apprehsnsivs 81
Our Jerry.

English Cattle Ksisers Apprehsnsivs 81
Our Jerry.
LONDON. Nov. 2s.-Since Secretary
Rusk reported in favor OF excluding
English live stock from tho United
States unless the restrictions on
tho landing Of American cattle
at British ports should be re-
moved, British farming societies
have actively discussed the subject
The balance of opinion among
live stock dealers distinctly supports
the attitude Of Chairman Chaplin, Of
the board of agriculture. on the subject
T~ners' journals are giving prom
inence u announcements Of recent
outbreaks In New Jersey with . view
70 enforcing tho argument that
before the United ssstes govern
ment can legally claim ADMISSION
for American cattle IL must satisfy Tie
British government that pleuro-
pneumenia is so extirpated that nc
cases have occurred in twelve months
in any part Of the union II Is con-
tended that IL Secretary Rusk's in
tended prohibition Is effected no
country will suffer 81 much from the
absence Of pure bred British live stock
as the United Statea
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Won Liyerhof bead

VIENNA. Nov. 2s-iicrr krapf Won
Liverhoi. secretary Of the Austrian le-
CATION at Washington. who, while ali
sent from his post on leave, shot him
self with q revolver on Tuesday last. is
dead He arrived in Vienna accom-
panied by his wife and child. on Tues
day. and shortly af;er-ard he made
the attempt upoa his life The doctors
pronounced his injuries fatal from the
frs: and all their efforts were directed
70 making him as comfortable A. POS
sible. He Was suffering from mental
depression. and DO doubt is entertained
tha; re was no, responsible for lis act
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With take Hosteticr . s,"ua-
sch Hitt@rS. whirh inv guratcs AMI - tran
qLiliEss the nervous = y stem The bass of
recovery 10 reform la crrors ~ dsrc,tinn-
Tue ~cVi-asIr!c nerve sni b'aiu Arv unit~l
In tho closest nj of sympathy -eShas
d~yspepiic svppton. ia the ssstrir frstu:i
are always accompanied Nv hurfful fearI
nervous action Both arr remedies tN nc
Blt'rr>, wh!cH Aiso Cur-- ualAra. bilious
ur>s. rheumatism and Aiiacy trouble
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NJ u,,. s,,. Dead.

ApArKyuLI, Ky, Nov s-Naj
George L. ili;e died. after = brief H.
ness OF pneumonia last Tuesday night
q, the residence OF his sol, George 7
Hite. in this place He was the father
.. Wood Hi;e and JEFF Hi;e. members
81 the James gang. AZ one time Mr.
Hite was . z-eas power IN the financial
and business circles % Logan county.
his check being good for many
thousands OF dollars DO: for the las;
few years he had been struggling
aVains, adverse fortune lie Vas IN
the .s,h year Of hs age. and leaves
many WARN frieadA
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O~AHA. Neh. Nov. s-Dek Moore.
the 81 Paul weller weight Was snoeke.
a IN the seo;h round By Tim Nolant
Of Omaha. a. South Omaha lass
night The fgh: Was for 80 .
side and She gaze receiP;A T~o ounce
gloves, ~ere used ba; lrSzing ~as
terrific and Noor xAs haAiy cut Add
bod freely. In the foorth round No
land v,s all bat knoexed out basfrm
that the until the cad Of the fxh; rs
-Heained his strength and drove Moore
Ill oser the ring Aterrise rsghihan1-
e. in the tenth rocnd knockrd Moore
ous and eciea the battle.
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I'VE BABY

he Kidnapped CHA Of Bankss Besis RSr
stored 70 lts Psseats Upon he f~ayuDscs
Of . Beosy kansom-The ssppesed Md
napess Arrested
KANSAS CRY. No, Nov. Sat 10
o'clock last night thirty hours after
his abduction, little DavidT. BealS Jr..
was returned to the home Of hts par
ents and the ransom Of s5.ooo paid
The beginning Of the end vas ut >
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Failure at View York.

NEw YORK. Nov. 2S-Edward NJ
Field. Daniel A. Lindley. John Freder-
lex Wischers and Herman C. WilmuA
composing the firm Of Field, Lindley,
Wischers & Co, bankers and brokers
At No I broadway, assigned to-day 70
Charles ". Gould. without preference.
The failure was due 10 the advance in
corn
Numerous reports were ahoat placing
the firms indebtedness all the way from
500. 900 10 81, SOC, 200. but no correct
statement could be secured through the
office Of the firm, which was thronged
during the entire afternoon oy people
clamoriuG for information
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One part of the contract was fulfilled

One part Of the contract was fulfilled
the child was Observation-Disclosures part
remained TO DO carried out The ran
some was to be paid. 1t was quickly
done. As soon Is his arms were 70.
lievsd of their precious burden they
were extended for the reward.
Then for the first time was the mans
face seen. 1t was the same man who
had consulted with Mr.. Beals during
the afternoon The reward was paid.
Five thousand dollars In notes were
pr led tho man.
.h~~1uOurfy Lizzie SMITH" the
servant who disappeared at the time OF
the abduction, and Albert King, the
man who rented the house near the
Beals residence. wero located and ar.
rested by the police. They proved "a
b crooks passing for man and wife
who had served . term in the Colorado
p~enitentiary and were only released
last August
II fell tn the lot Of Police Captain
Burns to supplement the return of the
| child with the arrest OF the woman who
has been tho instrument by which un-
told misery was sent into . happy
| household and an entire community
wrought up TO tho highest pitch Of ex.
| element
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pnveH OcleCHscs
by the dozen came 70 the house,
and the one inquiry was concern
ing the reward offered. o
whether or not the conditions OF
the reward would DO carried out faith
fully. This inquiry was based upon .
notice published on the windows OF the
Union National bank and elsewhere IN
conspicuous places TO the effect that
s., 900 reward would be paid for the re
covery Of the boy and no questions
asked.
II was in relation 20 this latter clause
that most OF the inquiries were made.
and particularly did the stranger dwell
upon this in his interview with Mr..
Beals yesterday afternoon The man
was told that the offer was made in
good faith and hat its conditions would
be sacredly observed.
At 10 o'clock q man was heard 70 as
cend the stone steps OF the residence,
One short, sharp peal from the cleo
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VALPARAISO. Chilli Nov. IS -Advices
from Rio Janeiro, Brazil. state that
FonseeA, besides abdicA;ing the dicis-
torship has renowned his title Of COM
mAnder-in-chief and retired TO private
life The papers Are, however, Ie-
handing the impeachment OF Fonsecs
and also OF his ministers % the ground
that they are responsible for the moneys
spent during the short-lived Dictator
ship The governors Of all the states
have proclaimed in favor Of the new
president, Peixoto IL is rumored that
the federal capital will be removed
from BIO de JAneiro 10 Nictheroy.
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ro RE

Az old ranchman in Harvey Valley.
Ore, has been in the habit Of hauling
his daily supply Of water from eighty
miles away, in order 10 save digging .
well. He could secure IN abundance
Of water ten or twelve feet deep
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SALT LAKE Crrr. Utah, Nov. 81
Capt Parker. q Of the police force,
was serving his last day IS captain. the
Office having been abolished, and BE-
gan drinking heavily. Soon be became
q~uarreisome. and meeting Onicer Al
bright he demanded TO know Why he
did not report with the Others in the
morning.. Albright said he bad done
60 Parker called him . liar and pail
ing his gun pat IL 1t AlbEighs's
stomach and pulled the trigger The
pistol failed - explode and Albright
shcs three times only one charge TAX.
inc eject from which be died
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A GKrAr mistake perhaps was male
when pr sherman named his Fr.Ai remedy
Frickly Ash bfrrEK~ tut u - p~ros4ul.d
That ~ that time at remedies Tor The tiassi
etc were cali~i biit.rs Had hc called ~
friCsly Ash Regulator" Curative. or
almost anything bit Bnt>,.. u undoubtedly
would have sap"r~e,ici all other prcpars
s,ous OF sim,iAr csss sclss. Ihe name Bitter.
~ mSssesa-nr. ~ rvr~sys way src
cannot tn used as n beverage
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conner strobe across DAVID T. BgALs
the threshold. back through the small
hall. into the main hall and deposited
in the arms Of the almost fainting
mother her boy.
Not a word was spoken. A gasp from
the father. an exclamation Of unutter-
able astonishment pleasure. pain and
gratitude from the mother Vas all that
served to break the stiffness OF the
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o'clock yesterday
afternoon when .
strange man pre-
sented himself At
the residence Of Mr..
Beals and requested
IAN Interview With
1, at gentle .
There was nothing
,~cemarksbse In this
IL as q thing that
had been going on
all day. Notes, mes
senger., special de-
livery letters sud
'- -s--.A.
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Ser was anythiDG~
.. and
me strongest. yet

not been in the BlatchfOrd
n he n week, as Mrs. B~latchford, be-
fore she had her husband under her
thumb. and held complete sway over
everything and everybody about the
place.
Hlatchford was her slave from the
first. and with him her word was law.
Whatever she wished she had, and
whatever she commanded To bc done
was done without delay. She married
Blatchford for his money. and she WAS
determined from the first To have it.
A month or SO after his marriage
Blatchford began Ia study about his
daughter. and the more he thought Of
her the more he became convinced that
he had i'll treated her. In short, after
80 long a time he came to the conclu-
sion that he was as much to blame as
Mary, and, knowing that she must he
suffering privations, he decided to cS-
tend 10 her the hand of friendship and
offer to her and John some pecuniary
assistance. Having come Ia this con-
clusion, he FASTENED To- mention the
matter Ia his wife for her sanction.
Sarah listened until he had unfolded
his plans. then with uplifted hands and
staring eyes exclaimed:
We'll. did ever hear of such a thing
rs that, Hiram B~latchford. have You
lost all your scnscs""
Why. Sarah" Hiram replied. taken
back, whats the natter"
Matter" Sarah repeated. well. I'd
q never believed il. never"
Never believed what" Hiram asked.
why. that You could ever have been
taken with such fool notions, Hiram.
Whoever heard of the like Of it?'
why, /" Hiram stammered and
stopped.
why. YOU" Sarah put in, want
to bc a fool, Hiram Blatchford. a regu-
lar and ont fool. you do. That's all
there * of il. The idea of you making
the first step towards n reconciliation
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trio bell and then
was heard the sound
of q child's voice.
Instantly the door
was thrown open.
wide back TO give
ingress TO so vel
come q guest; wei
come then. however
black his crime,
and with the step
OF a soldier and the
assurance Of n ben
afactor the new
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T~HouGBTLKss mothers arc they who Viii
not give sickly children DR. Balls Worm
D~estroyers. They remove the worms, and
the child grows strong
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" reu~vsd hey and night

WnI cit EASY 70 break INFO IN Cd mans
house kcragS. his 4oSEs Ayo 'cN AE9
HI. gaii Is broken
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How Do ! strike yous" said the ariihciAl
limb TO its mat. You're . corkcr, was
the reply. " Washington star.
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ARr unlike all other pill> No purging or
pain. Act specially On tho liver ssd bile
carter . Little Liver Pills One PAL a dos.
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VINO srpvrRs with his liver, constipation,
bilious ills, poor blood or taks
Bccchsm's PiJA Of druggists. - cents
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las Bcsi - "a rh~aP ss 40 rvsr oei
Tho AZ I hcls-E a. N"ti~a h-rE -
~ lJ1l. l. La - u-s b.. EAV.s
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"IoJ NJ bigger thaa ] an, remarked
the hammer 10 tue lump % coal bat !
IL Tx | can do YOU up ~ CRATE SHAPE
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Tur vt.svF slt sAaual D. sesct~i -
sps~amaa Iv tA- u&ica =@4aa NAsA
iuston ~l-T
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HALE's Honey Of uorchound And Tar 20.
li.ves whooplng cough.
Plke's Too,hnchc Drops Cure ia one minute
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THE color liue-A washerwomAn's. ful
OF variegated stockings
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" NSIr- So not l~A . tl-a fAst we've
ia . tauy. scI E - crFtAN so o: Ent
thes n4at have c~~z yFrss~l 30 uaT
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When are acrobats murisrcdF-wsen
they poiSe or each other.
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rus fu-a sr1ssuen : .~a aa3 80
ao4ry sA;InS e r-Arss a. se- ts Ia
sas = Garter. t.tts live ~ sac
G-asr.J a.fyF daSvr na f@Fsvt 49,
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Moxsrno.IriEs nnd freak quarters In the
dim. museum Texas Slfunsn
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Nat - - fa 80 ~r-=ntrv av =
.ou Uh~Y rec makr 'ory a. a Fastizs
Asr Y nArn ~tatrsnAa
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DEsEasgSs C~s~v@NelH : go - s
srs.~ -hEE - TEa.r Ars@tFVa tEs ssfrr
rranAence 81 SC c~w=zasN - hNns .
E~EaNgnlaL TssuTs TA% saEsFla -
AssEaAte ed ltfs-rr LEse&sSa
Aad gvl1. sLa1E tEs tsru. Erec ezt
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T~r tA~sirszi Eosaz~a IA RI 49,
.4z- tag - of'r- r. O. r F
a $3.50 " Aaatrsr g sra
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w9rv 30 '~~t hr0Ee = 49, . AaF}
~ @~m. sefts Nvtrs r.t EsrtsT f~
ace ~ zfsrzs - ylar AslF So re-
.s~. 90 so4A q ~ Aaf sga rsa frrA =
u0-~ fvnsA - S1se IT, geza =
Sr.zrarAaAtTas ED - ahatA 81 SIS
give o. Va ut- lasa ttr 3Af Bpa lr.aI
~ JoAa Ba!s
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Dan "a 49, rT sa ss~f 49,
ci1bd sro- e r~z -
- sgsg-sl = zz~vF r=~ =
-tLh tAr= EE rsrv Aae
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re o~fp o. p.~- rys-.@-c.s ~ w-s
sA~ w--S'

TS<rv ixrA srsg Ns
n - . psS-r. tAas ~ "a
~asA &c s-vs &C. ~ 20 e
trzc q sssG 49, 80 Ea-~ 80 = so-z
frum r. III NEra~ NJ 80 -
1850 psA~. \ Grv~arUt en- wrrstA
thsF zAke 49, F la 81 49,
tssz - uA~e g tse 49, AaA .~p ~l
r~fsra y~s hsE. n~z2f~ ~iA9so
2urar. free
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kHAPTER w

kHAPTER ".
BLATCHFoRDS.
ler Green announced TO
had disowncd and dis
he felt he had put the
his duty. When he
"wful adict he ended
this story, s % we
: its pages feel
Il well he spared.
cannot so read
lce he figures in
therefore il is
Dknd give a little
IN.
nd Mary married,
Dflad been a widower
he remained 81 until
removed to Kansas.
went, though, he met
Ter, an elderly spInster.
|, share his home. Miss
ing been on the matri-
'or a good many years
for her hand, was des-
% accept any sort OF
\Cdingly she snapped
"short order.
ger was anything ~
tcmusneoGfed ant
strongest, vet
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number D. Lothrop Company. Bos,Oa
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-12-04

she said, land I know John will treat
him as a gentleman. Paul Is o good
man. and II you love him he shall have
The Republican., 1891-10-09
Signal Service.

Mr.. James Litzinger, the signal
service officer, has kindly furnished
us with the meaning of the differ
ent flags used in the service. They
are as follows
No. 1-White-alone, indicates
fair weather, stationary temperature.
No. 2-Blue-alone, rain or snow,
stationary temperature.
No. 3-White and blue-alone,
local rain, stationary temperature.
No. 4-The triangular black-a
temperature signal, will indicate
warmer or colder weather, as it may
be placed before or after the Nos.
l, 2 and 3 weather signals.
No. 5-White flag with black
square in centre-will indicate a
cold wave if before No. 1, fair
weather, and if before No. 2, wet
weather.