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his patent for the land. This 80 en-
ragged DAggett, that he sought the AID
Of his brethren Of the Black Caps
First, Lawson was notified TO leave IRE
country within forty.cight hours' he
ignored the warning and pursued tbs
even tenor Of his course. Hut on
tho night Of the 3Oth Of June last
when returning from the market town
he was met by ten men dressed In
black caps and gowns. Immediately,
the poor fellow was grasped and tied
by his mercile-- enemies aud taken TO
a piece of timbrrland adjoining.
Fortunately the meeting took place
close 10 Mr. Lawson's home, and his
wife heard the disturbance. Diylning
what was taking place, she armed
herself with Winchester rifle, and
quietly rrconoltring followed the men
who held her husband captive. When
they arrived ut q safe place In the
woods, they proceeded 10 strip Lawson
Of hIs clothing preparatory TO al'
mlnisterlng whipping.
Just as the lash was raised 10 give
the first blow, Mrs. Lawson took aim
with her rifle Gnd fired. the would'be
whlppcr dropped. She fired two more
shot., and the result was that the Black
Caps lied, all but one who was badly
wounded. Mrs Lawson unbound her
husband, and both went to examine
the wounded man.
When the black covering was re-
moved he was found 10 be James Dag
geli. His thigh was broken and he
was suffering Intense pain. lie II was
who had the whip raised when Mrs.
Lawson's bullet struck him. Five Of
his confcdcrates have since been ar.
rested aud are now awaiting trial.
Black.caplsm has received u serious
setback In tina, region, owing to the
grit Of one plucky little woman. II
would bc a wholesome performance II
somc woman In another state were 10
repeat the act u the Missouri heroine
when the White Cap. are making one
Of their regulation visits.
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~ SURE NOT 10 FAIL,

TnE origcnclcs Of the times make Il
imperative upon every good citizen
who I. n registered voter, 10 20 10 the
polls on Monday next aud vote TOT
school trustees. Also that they vote
for the candidates who represent tho
massrs u the people, ~ agiins, The
men who have been selected In the
interest u tho Liberal" faction. Let
there DO no Republican OF Demo
cratic division on this occasion.
IL ever there was time when
both parties could fuse con.
sistcntiy and with good purpose II Is
nov, when our school Interests are nj
stake. Let there be no psf,yism In
this. And let there be no lagglng ct
Indifference. Voters, this Ia vital
issue. DO not play into tho hands Of
tho common enemy by Withholding
your ballots. Let every citizen go.to the
polls on Monday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

Senator John sherman Of Ohio, IN
letter dated tho 7th inst, cmphalically
opposes the free coinage Of silver, aud
says the law Of 1900 IL good enough for
all purposes. lie says ~ gladly con.
tribute my full share 10 this MEASURE
and would do anything In my power
10 advance the market value u silver
10 IL legal rats 10 gold; but this eau
only be- done In concert with other
commercial nations, The attempt 10
do It by the unl,ei States alone would
only demonstrate our weakness. A.
10 the extent that tho enormous de-
mand made by the existing law adj
vancos the price Of silver the producers
derive benefit, and today the produc.
ton Of silver l. probably most profit.
able IN tho United States To max
more seems 10 mo unreasonable aud II
yielded TO will bring all Of our money
10 n single silver standard alone, dc.
monotile gold aud dr,aoh tbs United
slates from the great commercial ma.
tlons Of the world.
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SOr "a NAKED ASSERTION

Tis temperate aud unansw.fablo
speech Of Chief Justice Zane, NJ We ex.
pcctcd when We read 1t, IL doing good
work among tho people. "aiormon"
aud GENTLE" alike applaud thu scn,l.
mcnts II contains, and only tho blgolcd
scctarian aud tho "Mormon".hatlng
"Llbcral" nnd fault with any part Of
II.
OF course tho Tribune IL very much
Put out about II aud unecp nj the
gentleman whom II slobberrd over with
gushing aud gaftuloua adulatlon, when
he wins stretching the law 10 tho utter.
most for the punishment Of mon whom
II hated and pufauod with tgcfish
fcfoolty.
The only attempt ut reply TO tho
speech which can be called an ap.
proach 10 an argument IA this, In the
Tribune Of Thursday
"whcn he saws, we cannot helloyo lust
what W. want 10, and 10 punish a man
bccauso he doc, not believe Just ~ We DO
l. tyrrany and oppression NJ far as he
seeks 10 make that apply 10 tho Liberal
party he oulragcs tho good sense u tho
community, Tor there ia no possible ap.
plicatlon that he or any other man can
make ~ his naked assertion"
That Ia 10 say, n Judge Zane meant
10 Imply that III. "Liberala" want To
punish men for not believing rs they
do, II IL ia naked assertlonn aud an
outrage upon the community. Lot US
see about that
Tho editor Of the "Llberal" organ
recently placed himself before the pub.
lie a. u candidate Tor Office on the basis
Of Acknowledgement for "Mormonn
voters. This was formally endorsed by
the ao-called "Liberal" party, which
advocated tho measure In IL platform.
Under tho laws no "Morm on" could
vote who did not take tho test oath, ~
proof that hc was not polygamisl and
would obey tho laws Ia relation 10
polygamy. II was not for actions,
then, that "AIormon" voters were To
be dlsiranchlssd, but for their belief, OF
alleged belief, that polygamy was
right. II that IA not punishment for
belief what Ia 10
II Judge Zane had ila,ly charged
which he did nOt-that tho "Libaral"
faction were enlcayoringtop punish men
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ATTEND T0.NIGuTi

rur ci,v IA niac,rIed with call for
. m... ms,,,ng N oIll,eps 10 convene
80. avan,n, a, m. Tbeat,e We I'M.
S.,.,.nd ,hs ch,s, obI,c, az the gather.
,a. 10 10 n non.ra,,l,,n movement, 20
-. ,ha sI.r,,on IN nropcr men on
a.. MI a, FJ,c.,lo, iftbat /. the
co. 90. hora n VIII be .ucc,,,fnl. We
h.,,.vo,h., Tho bc., interests of th.
commnnI,v demand Inc separation Of
school an,Ir. from political marty con.
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An Atchison county CKa..) farmer
was bitten bya rattlesnake the other
day which spraug at him aud fastened
Ia fangs on his arm. lie shook 1t Oh
aud ran to the road to get a stick with
which 10 dispatch the reptile, but was
surprised when he returned to lind the
reptile dead. His explanation Of the
'unldent Is that lac was full Of Horton
whisky the daS bslo,e.
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BRITISH ENEMIES OF ROYALTY.


ACCORDING 10 the findings OF an
observing Newspaper correspondent
who has been dissec,lng English topic,
somewhat critically, Il IL finances and
not politics that are threatening the
peace Of royalty. The mischief has its
fountain head at the Liverpool quarters
Of tho Financial Reform Associations
which, with IL brancho. In all parts Of
tho Kingdom, Ia sowing the seeds Of
discomfort through tho constant distrl'
hutton among the people Of statistics on
the royal family.
Ib reports are simply cold figures,
without n comment or word Of disrc-
spect 10 the crown or it, belonging.
But the figures, which are al
ways accurate, are selected
for tho business In hand, and though
seeming 10 be n mep compilation Of
useful knowledge, by their arrange.
ment are turned into an eloquent pro-
test against tho extfayagauco Of the
royal household. it, financial almanac
has Tor years been the terror Of the
Queens progeny. by an astonishing
resource Of inventlyenes- II has always
managed TO inform IL readers on
nearly every leaf that the Queen with
tho incom. Of all tho crown lands aud
PALACES which shc held, drew from the
public treasury an annual salary
Of f3s5,OOO, or si,e25,OO0; that
the Prince Of Wales, since he came
Of age, had cost the English pco-
ple In cold money si5,OOO,OOO;
that other members Of the Queens
family had almost an equal sum from
tho peoples taxes; and 20 on with the
rost Of the exotbltant costs Of tho royal
establishment.
InJuKtaposiIion TO these ngurcs this
dangerous little hook has never failed
10 present tho current statistics Of the
earnings Of the labors Of tho king.
dom. Tho regular statement Of the
dcstltution aud hopeless poverty " the
millions who pay this annual tribute 10
tho court gentry, IL always close nj
hand, 20 near that thocyo Of the reader
could not possibly look upon tho gran.
eloquent title Of the heir apparcni,and
escape the alaru Of poyer,y's grim head
letter arrayed Ia "dcadly parallel"
That thl. sort Of thing l. making TO
publlcans with wonderful raplJlty IL a
forcgono conclusion. With all hi
tenacity for traditions and hi, oultlvat.
81 love for the person Of the Queen,
the average Engllshman has prodi
giou- amount OF common sense FOL
practical operations. lilo has nj
abiding contempt for theories Of al
sorts until they have been practically
tested. But when convinced by actua
demonstration, his conviction Is ~
good as u law. when therefore thii
per-lslant srralgnment o. royalty onc'
reaches his understanding, the convlc
ton will not have TO bo made secon,
tlmr. The royal household will bc To
tircd from public charge as promptly
As the dignity and seriousness Of tn
occasion win permit.
Supporters u the crown undeFstan,
this fact pretty well, aud their nervous
nes- IL manifested on the occasion Of
every trivial ntlAek upon the Ouseni
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been making, day alter Jay, IN rep'y
TO the Times and other advocates OF
recognizing the mormon" movement
and meeting II In the spirit Of fairness
and Cancellation, We will cite one or
too Tr1,r,, u,,era,ccs as samples.
...,,., NJ
w ~ 'Io, Wv, ~. - - :, .n,ro,do,
Is'ys''"y, ~ - H. ,ii ,h., bs. hoon
'n.'' ~ 49,, >,o,,,on h..
~. ~ = -, -, - ,h.tbo bo.
IN 'ne - ~" - ,,,., ho ia.
-, -, ~ I s'y s,noJ Ia. boen TO-.
'ie, ~, Wv .e" 49, "
'o~ ,'. :" '". 49, -,- -.
WHAT'S the HDu'e'. s,'e'anVs "
here expte'sedG why INST nv "O''
mon has ooeH nlahe 90 say 'n'' ne W.
lIeves polygamy 10 10 wrong" NO"
take tho annexed specimen OF If1ounc
reasoning and compositions
again. Liberals believe that mon who
believe. and who have subscribed to that
belief, that corialn other m,r'als' not a
bit superior intellectually or m'tHl'y VI
any other way nave 'he power 70 49,. w,
uaily f'Nei'''pn' RON N4''s's ~,
anu a''.r ','oy NV ., 'uD,'' ~. -, M,
-, ,,,t,sa.' ,,as a,a nn, cI,l,.n, Al ali
- pa.',t,l, .rhay noliovo TIA, mon
vino nav .nb,srlbei 10 the belief tina,
polygamy l. = divine Institution, aud
when tho wivc. aud daughters 81 a pco-
pie believe that In order 70 insure OK,
a''uon IN we plo--n'y " ~ ~" ~
'ho i''ni'' my .a9u,u ~ s.,,ns,, -.
49, -, ', ~ ~. ul,'S"' ]'a 49,, .',,,' ~.
a,,.,,'l,,.,,h., ,,a,. 49,. n,,,a 4, ,,,sy
r., ,,.,, .nd ,,hon ,hov have ayro,d 10
lmplloltly obsy tho mon who thoy be-.
llevo rooalye daily revolutions in all
thing. temporal a. we'll a. spiritual, they
cannot bc good citizens. they cannot be
citizens AT ALL"
Iftborc IL any meaning nj all la the
foregoing exhibition of Tribune bigotry
ana uefunulttuents " ~ tNAt 'alhfIM-
want TO deny citizenship 10 "Mor.
mons" because Of thor alleged belief.
We say "allcgcdD belief, because much
Of the stun which tho muddl.d writer
attempted TO set forth Is not believed by
the "Alormons~ OF anybody else, 90 fat
~ We know, although he added
eth. 4. tho ,ifm bollof Of ali Liberal.
and viii continue 10 h, ,hslr belief. % etc.
IN, only Ian. ,..so,. IN. uubilo An
a.. s,ttha,.,,, ..,.ni, a,a,,s, p.,ubii.
ca,i.m srd p.,,oc,,cv' |. m. p,,ruort.
"a hs,I.1 NJ M, a,Io,r,n., and Incl,
,ma,In.a ,n,,n,,on. what ,h.y h.y.
,.c.n,Iy ,,on. .nd ar. now doing 4,
h.yond ,.n.,,. ,,om Thai, bltt.scat
49,, And 4, 1. h.,,,,,,. NJ mi. Ina,
An. .honI. ~ An. Tr,1y,e mr.. An az.
a.n.,a,.d They can y,, no real
nnn,,.hn.,, on, ~ IN. ca,ca.. ol
49, -. Th.y non,l.h.d n, v,,,.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

Sir william Blackstone, author Of
the commentaries, was horn July 10,
l7s3. lie died In 1850. This ought to
bo rcd letter day with lawyers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

ON this day, July 10, 1910, Henry
VII divorced his wife Anne Boleyn,
and married Catherine Howard two
weeks after, Ann was the mother VI
Queen Elizabeth,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

This Ia tho birthday Of Christopher
Columbus. He was born July 10, 1855.
The humble Woolcombor Of Genoa be-.
came the dlscoyofer Of America.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

On July 10, 1864. tho United States
Congress authorized the raising Of
bOo, 900 men aud appropriated $500, 900.
900 10 dofray the war expenses.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

Henry watter-on, in an address u
the students OF the university Of Viz
ginia, saldi "Our country is not get
ting worse; It Ia getting better, and we
are masters Of the greatest country on
the globe. We have the most perfect
system Of government. We have
nothing from without TO fear, and
within we have but two great dangers
the taste for money and the devil oil
party spirit"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

Montana has been visited with a ter.
rlble raiu aud Thunderstorm. Several
persons weTe injured by lightning In
Helena.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

Mrs. Mary Ellen Lease, OF Kansas,
who Is remembered aa the woman who
claimed to have beaten John ingalls,,
Is out with most grave charges against
the Republican party. This umo she
accuses tho Republican politicians with
having poisoned her lemonade on
three separate occasions.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

Tho American commissioners to
examine tho condition Of the seal fish
cries In Bchrlng sea have been named
aud they will bc sent on their way to
Alaska. Tho names a. agreed upon At
the last cabinet meeting arc Professor
r. G. Mondcrshall and Professor G.
Hart Merriam. Professor Mendcfshall
l. superintendent Of tho coast and geo
detlo survey and Ia scientist Of the
highest attainmenta. Professor Merri'
am Ia an ornothologis, In the agricul'
tuml department.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

George W. Peck began his public lifo
as u newspaper man and now he Is
Governor u Wisconsin. This, how.
over should not be charged against the
newspaper business. II Mr.. Peck had
not been an editor possibly he might
have boon governor many years ago.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

50 HGEON DINrIsT,
Has removed 10 his old stand, No. 10
Main Street, whore he can 10 found
by his friends aud patrons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

Joseph Huebsch, Of Now York, aged
~, dressed himself la his brother
Bcn's clothes, and prepared 10 commit
suicide. Meantime, Ben appeared
aud seeing his clothes being worn by
Joe, ordered the latter TO taAo them OIL
Hard words ensued. Joe took up a
large pitcher and hit ben on the head
with II. Hen Is now In the hospital
with fractured skull, and Joe IL Ia
Jail. rather n strange outcome Of n
contemplated suicide.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

DoN'T FoRdEr the 10th Annual
Clothing sale now on at
d GOLDSMITH 4 Co.'S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

The Count do Rochambcau arrived
at Newport, Rhode Island, In com.
mand ola French tect aud 5000 troops
July 10. lTsO,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

| wish 10 say to my friends and the
public, that ! regard Chamberlaln's
Collie, Cholera aud Diarrhua Remedy
as the beet preparation Ia use for Collie
aud DlarrhWa. II In the finest selling
medicine ! ever handled, because 1t
always gives satlsfaction,-O. H,Clafk,
Orangeyllle, Texas. For sale by z. q.
NJ. |. Drug Dept. dSs
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

Lady Macdonald, the widow Of The
Canadian Premier, will hcrcofier bc
known as the Countess Earnscliiic, her
title having IL source In her late
husbands handsome country seat.
The Countess is one of the cleverest a.
well a. one Of the most popular women
In Canada. She Ia thoroughly posted
In the politics Of the Dominion, and II
has been due A. much to her tact, vii
and accomplishments rs to her position
that che has been the leader Of society
In the Canadian capital.
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MES'a PANTS, Sa.95, w,rth $500, at
GOLDSMITH a Co.'s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-07-10

II. NJ. benjamin, OF Milwaukee, n
millionaire, took party Of friends for
n ride on the lake In one Of his steam.
boats on July ith. Ho was fined $500
by the collector NJ customs for carrying
passengers without a government per-
NIT. Mr.. Benjamin says: 81 had
supposed tina, possessed tho right to
give a few friend. ride ON my own
boat; the same thing I. done on every
other boat, aud on the night OF the
naval battle all tho boats Ia the city
took pcoplo out ON tho lake. on tho
$500 1ne, undentand, II IL provided
that $3.50 shall 10 to the Informant. !
guess the reward had = great deal 10 do
with the case against me-"
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a New York paper published long
article, bringing very serious charges
against Minister Douglas, who repre-
sents the United States ut Hayli, and
his private SECRETARY, cx.Minislcr has
so,t. Briefly summarized the article
charges Mr.. Bassc,t with having undue
influence over Minister Douglas, with
being responsible for the recent mas
sacro, with allowing American sub
Jccts to be- expelled daily from the
island and with being responsible for
the failure Of the government to secure
a coallng station at Mole 80. Nicholas.
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25
CoffsYVllla, Kansas.
FRISCO LINE CONNECTIONS.

Train No connects at Burton. Kan,
with A., T. & y. " X r., for points ia
Colorado, Arizona Nevada, Wyoming,
Utah, Idaho, Montana. Washington and
California Has reclining chair car
and Pullman sleeper ~ burton, Kan
Train No connects az 81 Louis with
railway lines TO the E-.sL North and
Southeast Has reclining chair car and
Pullman sleeps ~ ~. Louis from Eureka
Springs, NJ Smith, Paris and points Ia
Arkansas. Indian Territory and Texas.
has Pullman sleeper 70 Eureka Springs
aid day coaches 70 Paris Tex
Train No connects at Burton. Kan,
with fast traip A. T. a 5. \, Il. X for
points in Colorado.
Train No. connects at 81 Louis with
all railway lines ~ the East North and
Southeast Has Pullman sleeper from
Monett 70 81 Louis Connects a. Paris,
Tex, with a., O. a >. n. R'y and Texas
lPaolno R'y for points Ia Texas. Has
Pullman sleeper from MOnott 10 Dallas.
Train No. s connects az burton with
A., 7. a. S. N. R'y for points In coioral d O,
New and Old Moxlco. Arizona and Cali.
fornia. Has Pullman sleeper 20 III Paso.
Tex, via Burton, and tourist second
class sleeper 70 hos Angoles, via Alba
luorque and barstow and reclining
shair car ~ Burton, Kan. Through
Pullman sleeper Burton 10 Pueblo,
colorado BprlngA Denver Los Angeles,
san Diego and San Francisco, Cal.
Train No connects az 81 Louis With
al railway liuos 10 the East North and
Southeast Has reclining chair car
fnllman sleeper and toufisr second-olasu
aloopar 10 81 Louis
xhrnngh Sockets - sale 70 All polnta
Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-06-25
lSeERsoLL ON CALIFORNIA.

In recent magaziae artiole, Mr.. ErHest
gersoll, the noted writer, says a
The climate of southern California In ~
ter closely resemble that Of Egypt Its egn
bility 10 constant, and its dryness Is pro-
biai The only complaint made ia thal g
toe ne6flyrrefeei. Residents bred - -
eastern stetes cohfcss now end them
reusing ,torm would give them
sensation Hat this sentimen, meets "
favor rou the man who haa- -lnst- -1ed III.
supernuity Of wetncss aud chilling gales.
him perpetual summer seems perpetual pari
disc. aud 10 the invalid drcadlng the adyart
Of disease the siili and arid atmosphere IL !
the breath OF iils T."
The most comfortable way 10 reach the P'
cinc coast IA via santa Fe route. Weekly e'
cursions IN Pullman tourist sieepora at 10
raics Apply 10 q = Nicholson. & r a
A Topeka. Kas., Tor folder.
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nnADMoop. sorrm pAKofA

Tho problem Of easy access 70 the above
point Is nov solved by the opening NJ tho new
line ofthe burlington Route Into this live city
OF the Black IIills country.
On February lst the new branch Of the II. A.
n. H. r., leaving The main line OF the Black
Hills extension 90 Edgomont, s. D., was opened
for business thus supplying long felt wantsoi
direct an rail line from the Missouri river 70
che Black iiills. Hheneryico aud equipment on
tie new npo viii be- up V the usual high sian
danl ofhnrlington Route trlips aad viii tDn Z
sist Of day coaches and pullman Palace sleep
ing cars A through Pullman Sleeper viii
lease Omaha daily AZ l0lla q. M. arriving IN
Dcadwood the nextaAy ~ 1901 noon, Parlies
from south nnd east u iSansas Ciiyt Or a.
Joseph can take through sloopinscar leaving
Kah,As city a. s'ib and 80 Joseph al iI:4b b
IA. fct' tdncola, arriving there the next mondne
IN ample tlmo 70 make connection With tho
through sleeper for Doadw0od. The Buring
ron wssttppnd through trains from 81 Louis
aino make dIroei connection with this sleeper
at Linc0in.
For further information IN regard 70 ra ~,
etc., callor o. address "a q. Orr q ."
A, pop Asin b., Kansas CITY. NO -. ~,
ap&g. A.. ai Son, s','l'
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90 YOU TO
SCHOOL OR COLLEGE 7
or DO YOU
SPEAK ~ PUBLIC?

No. are thus called upon who have had
uttle txpefisffea as ssfpff fw0fk. We can take
thr burden on your shoulders. thh"hte
m ~ lHuQucts clubs, or other iitStaIl as
rr'fh hnht- y ni luHe their horror. 1t(l can
become "a Nhhihs tlktfsstf either wIfhOutaLfi y
effort ON your part. We "A fitr 4.nd furufeti
original di-cour-cs or essay ON any suuis r.
Not over one week taken by us ln prepafn
tlon. Everything sent &. -. -. Nou paw
whcu your order j. flicd. Ihl. scheme " "A
blessing 90 over worked teachers. buzlness !
men. lawyers md uli others who must ap.
pear once iu a while ana have not The time
10 waste IN preparation in order to do them
selves Justice.
AMERICAN ESSAY co.
WEsTERs BHAsCn. FORT scOrr, KANSAS.
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resources nf best quality To- draw from.
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