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The Logan County banner. [volume] (Logan, W. Va.) 1889-1903, 1892-02-18
Hindoo Nose Rings.

One of the Hindoo castles has resolved
that hereafter its women shall wear a
flower in the nose instead of the an
cient and customary nose ring. The
reason for this innovation is that the
wearing of nose rings led to '.much un-
favorable comment" The members of
the caste have further resolved that il
any woman In future wears nose
ring she will be liable to asfine in addi-
ton to the forfeiture of her other orna-
ments All this may seem amusing to
the western mind, but the matter
doubtless has it, traRicAl aspects to
many Indians who know that the nose
ring is q survival Of the most mcmora-
lbls period OF their history. and that
.acco ding to tradition, the practise was
derived from 81 injnnction placed upon
the people by one "a the Hindoo deities.
m ~. Sun. q
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err, Hector and l. Indeed, he has been
my best friend all summer.
He looked down on me and smiled
again. Il am glad of that" he said,
''for Hector is my favorite dog"
y This, then, was the count, and I had
been claiming his property. No won.
der Hector had quieted down at his
voice
He walked toward the gate while I
went on; but Hector rushed out past
him to me and whined pathetically,
then ran back to the count and stood
defantly in his path. To humor him,
his muster came out again and turned
and faced him Hector Joy was UNI
Isbounded He jumped around us both
wildly, and showed by every sign in
his power that he had no intention of
''c.aaving to the one and forsaking the
oshern 1t was SO evident and so anus
ing that we both laughed heartily,
which seemed, to ,estab lish friendli.
ness atonce.
.'He is determined we shall not part,
fraulein. Win you permit us both to
accompany you homer" They did SO,
and on the way, J'assured the count of
nv intentionifto return shortly to the
city, when be would probably have
his favorite's undivided attention again.
The next morning when ! took my
accustomed place out under the tree
Hector soon came trotting gayly along
the bank, holding in his mouth
small object of dark blue and red
cloth, which he deposited at my feet.
l picked it up. 1t was a military cap!
You may call it accident if you like
and say any dog will pick up hat and
carry it off, but you will see how mis-
taken Won are. After awhile Hector's
tail, as he lay at my side, began to
hammer the ground with gratified
thumps, and sloolSedsup questioningly:
The count came toward us laughing
to get his cap, he said, but he must
have forgotten his purpose, for he
staid to watch me sketch, and the
next day he came again, and the next.
Il did not return to Dresden as soon as
/ had intended.sa-9ndeed l finally de-
cided not to return at all, but to make
nv home in the beautiful old castle.
/ had always been opposed to Ameri-
can girls marrying foreign noblemen,
and the count had had, he told me, a
most disappearing opinion of American
girls in general but, you see, Hector
had made up his mind-yes, his mind
not to spare either of us, and he is
such fine fellow we could but ac-.
quiesce in the matter. Our animal
ir.t...xl. - ~ CAS- ,sfa
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PERSONAL AND lMPERsoNAL

=
- Rrn,,l,Ivs n clnrcv ~ =.
GENTLY condustssi ! asmoc,x. 4 ,nsariare.
and IN 20 doing actually married| = man
q : 0;rl he hnd decciyed'
natt,a $500 MN t.Ax 80,
n,.,,n,r 80 s.,th 80. asss,.l., u t,.,,,
lshowirw yreAt fnmiiiar;tvs with scrin.
tnrai ed;t;or Z COW a * eieganf
bound R;ble naia for Il ana tl,en a.
llected four dina uovels 10 stAIxs, home
with Il. s
cav uala.r u.r.
-. ensovs ,si,h Orss,, yscts,rga .ra
air Ed,r;n Arnold ttbe sa;stinctIon a
the Err,;sh s,,saL,,,r ". rs,,,,s ,,hc ,v.sr
Ene decorat;on ~ ~. n,ser oylths a.
cred whith Elephant non fcrred Nv the
king n sinm
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s,on,rsns ~ Enss,sh ,,,,ss,cn.rv
snd ~ .5,,af sa,,t.,.sa nv. h,,r =, - ~
,,,..,as. !. - NJ ,ss.S r.. ~, -,
s.ram aar ,sh,rh !, 80 N onttst
and -, NM IA q
now ..henn honest. >
-MY. Rr..a,, sar. 4 ..,a ~ i. !.
n,ods, ,rss;d;nr ,ss,.ar II brs,nsss
,nset;rcs 81 ,so,,,o,,. i so..;ati,.s = lclut~
81. - ,,..,..,.., ,.,,sr. ,shrn,,,.t "a
has charm,ns,,v sssv mannsr that
800 &. III. q - *. s.atssa% NJ.
sags' aoes mn loos hsr .gs ,sb,.h & .
,;tt,s onar s,St.
~ ,sae' w ~ -. !, ". N..h.r
lands viii vis;t Rer,;n naxt s,,rinr
Csrest ,,rsnarat;an. I'm - rad, ~ -, -.
,.e;va the roval gusst and renav her for
tba rova rscsnsi on accnrde5 tbe Em-
naror 5W;,,;.m nnor III v,s,tgsn The
Harn.. r. & ,,nsar,.,r - r.t ,,l,ath.r
sha vii, 10 accornnarisd IL tha littls
y. r q,
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:
OPINIONS AND POINTERS.

The announcement that Blaine
and Harrison understand each other"
is the highest tribute to the under
standing of both. Philadelphia Record.
When billion congress spends
so much money that there is nothing
left to pay experts to examine Phila-
delphia national banks, what is to be-
come of the hard earnings of the people
of lvania?-Louisville Courier
Journal
MIR Harrisons message will be
his platform for next summer. Will
he try to heat Mckinley as a protec-
ZIONIST or Blaine as jug-handled
reciprocitist? Or will he continue to
advocate taxes for the American con-
sumner and untaxed goods for the for
eigner?--N. Y, World.
What exasperates the republican
press is that it sees the possibility of a
reapportionment of the assembly and
senatorial districts of the state next
year. 1t is yelling stop thiefr' in
order to protect itself in perpetuating
the crime of violating the constitution
by refusing the people honest repre-
sentation in the legislature. Buffalo
Times.
The republican party regards
reciprocity" as the trump card in its
hand TO be played in the presidential
campaign The republican party Of
fers reciprocity with a half-dozen or SO
countries But the democratic party
offers to the people reciprocity with all
countries. Judging from the result Of
the last two elections, the democratic
card is the commanding one. Balti-
more Sun.
democracy will never be tied
down to any single issue as against re-
publicanism. Nor win it waive or
make secondary the greatest issue of
principle between the parties-the is
sue Of the right of the Garner to his
earnings, and to a full realization Of
the value of his product by fair ex-
change, unchecked by any other tax on
the exchange than that absolutely nee
essary to maintain government to
keep the peace. st Louis Republic.
Republican organs admit that
Mr.. Crisp will treat his political OPP
ponents fairly. In this he will prove
his title to the name democrat BY
it he will also emphasize the difference
between gentleman and boor in the
speakers chair. He will not look in
the direction of the house barber.shop
when he wishes to count o. quorum.
Perhaps he may forget to see Mr.. Reed
at times But IL he should fail in this
direction the country will make all
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defiant bark. which settled hts fate,
instantly Hector gave one spring..
seized his boastful adversary and shook
him out of his harness In less time
thansAtstakes to tell it, overturning the
Garland scattering the vegetables in
every direction, i was distressed be-
yend measure and called Hector in the
most commanding tones / could as
sumo. Then Icoaxed him, all Of
which he entirely ignored. Meanwhile
the other one of the span was by no
means quiet NF
She was indeed perfectly furious
she abused Hector, She abused me. she
abused the aristocracy, to which she
seemed to think we both belonged, as
highway robbers and assassins! In my
desperation picked up stick to COM
pei Hector to obedience, but she mis-
took my motive and advanced upon me
in rage.
"Silencel" We turned quickly. Just
out Of the wood came a young man in
uniform, evidently an officer, The
dogs stood still an instant, and I
rushed forward and grasped Hector's
lie did not consent kindly to being
led off, but the other dog had been
pretty well chastised by this time.
Hectorrfelt his knightly powers had
been duly established, and he quoted
down in deferential sort of way, as
II he were only consenting to it on my
account. Then the. market woman be-
crs,f. tf. xs1atf fhat hf, ,,..,
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and noble, as many hero with two
legs less As for dogs not being able
to think. anyone who can entertain
such an ideasdeserves to live in IN chill
condition Of doglessness. to the end Of
his days. l will tell you about Hector
and you may Judge for yourself.
Having been suddenly thrown upon
my own. resources, as so often befalls
girl brought up in luxury in this
swiftly whirling maelstrom of our
American life, determined to cult
vate the only decided talent possessed,
that for painting. Dresden was rec
commended to me as place both cheap
TO live in and Offering unusual facilities
for art study. I accordingly went
there. Without a chaperon? Certain
ly. | was to be a person of affairs,
and what has business woman to do.
with SO costly, not to say inconvenient..
an appendage as chaperon? All win
ter l studied and copied in the gallery,
and when summer came l took the lit
tie steamboat which runs up and down
the Elbe, bowling its smokestack so
deferentially stoeall the, bridges, and
"Lieben-felsen' was the beautiful
old schloss I fell especially in love
with, SO | finally persuaded an old
couple who lived near it to take me to
board for few weeks. They had
rather nice little house and garden
that sloped down to the waters edge.
There under the overhanging trees j
used to sit FOR hours gazing up at the
massive towers just on the other side
of the castle wall. Now and then a
feeling of loneliness swept over me and
my heart yearned for some of the pleas
ures of my joyous past So
One morning asked my landlady if
any of the numerous German laws
would be infringed if should go in
swimming. At first she declared
would drown Immediately, but when
assured her that | had known how to
swim since a child she finally cons
scented, with protest as to the general
eccentricity of American behavior
Howrefreshing il was What happi-
ness to plunge fearlessly into the cools
clear water! Not aliving soul waste
be seen; not a sound TO be heard Sud-
denly a great splash startled me. /
felt my bathing dress seized between
-fthe shoulders and myself dragged Wig
orously out of the water upon the bank.
l was-thoroughly terrified, but fortu-
nately n. ade no resistance. As looked
up an enormous head appeared and a
pair of large eyes gazed inquiringly
into mine. tAf
had always loved dogs, but this
monstrous sdisturber of my peace was
so formidable that dared not move.
He, too was motionless; and I read on
his collar the name: Hector" AT last
raised my hand very gently and patted
him on the neck, and to my infinite re-
lief perceived slight vibration in the
tip end of his tail. just as l was won
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AMERICAN ENTERPRISE.
What the Annual Reports show Concern
ing One Giant Corporation.

what the Annual Reports show Concern.
ing one Giant Corporation.
The annual reports of the great rail-
road corporations in the United States
are interesting documents Whoever
reads them will not fail TO be impressed
with the vast wealth and power of
these corporations. The annual report
Of the New York: Central a Hudson
River Railroad Co. for the year ended
June 80, 1891. shows that that corpor-
alton is now operating two thousand
three hundred and twenty miles of road
in New York and Pennsylvania. Its
income from its freight traffic was over
twenty-one millions of dollars, from
| its passenger traffic nearly twelve mill
| lions, and its total income was . tribe
less than thirty-eight millions Its ex-
penses were less than twenty-six mil
lions Of dollars, leaving owe. twelve
millions to pay its dividends, the In
terest ON its bonded debtand other out
lays. The total number Of It's en-
ployes is twenty-five Thousand eight
hundred and ten, whose salaries and
wages for the year amounted 70 nearly
| fifteen millions Of dollars
Y Here is one railroad corporation that
employs more men than the United
States government employed ip civil
Offices during President Jacl<son's nd
ministration. and whose income and
lsxpenditnres exceed those OF any ad-
ministration Except that part Of Msdi-
sons administration. including the war
Of lBr2J prior to the Mexican war i
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"a LITTLE. NONSENSE"

Struck His Gait - Mahlstique
"Ah, Pinxit, my boy, what are you
painting for the academy this year?"
Pinxit (cheerfnlly) - 'sThe window
frames and cornices
Prepared to Prove the Contrary
Willie Ito new boy -"Yon're from the
country. That's what you're from.
New Boy can say Wob Shawnee as
well as You can, dog-on-yuhl" Chicago
Tribune.
-Wenderby-"Bea whr do you
refuse me when you know a single kiss
from those sweet lips would intoxicate
me with delight" Beatrix.-ssB because,
George, this il prohibition town. -
Boston Post.
Mr.. Stinter Examining some ac-
counts on desk) -"I think prefer the
counting to the welded days Then
there was alternate billing and cooling.
now it seems to be about all billing"
Boston Courier.
"A Georgia editor who recently dis
covered pile Of human bones in his
town has decided that they once be-
longed to men who had attempted To
run newspapers In that vicinity
Atlanta Constitution.
Wanted to Be Enyied. --"Why do
you.not eatsyour apple. TommyY s.I'm
waitin' till Johnny Briggs comes along.
Apples taste much better when there's
some other kid to watch you eat 'em.
indianapolis Journal @
--'It strikes me, my DEAR" said he,
sarcastically. as the cries Of the baby
arose above the lullaby she was trying
to sing to it that your voice IL some
thing of Jonhha-it Is swallowed up
by wall ~ Baltimore American.
Way of the Cop. -Barlxeeper-
somebody don't pay for this round Of
drinks / shall have to call q police
man.v De Tanks "You must be
rather now at this business; its dead
certain he wouldn't pay for 'em."-N.
Y. Herald.
My dear, will you please explain
how your new cloak came to be set
down among the household expenses?"
why. darling, yon are certainly not
going to deny that 1t 10 . mantle-piece?
And you know you told me 70 get one.
Washington Star.
-Repartee -.sW that picter?'
asked q visitor from the Way back dis
trict Of an attendant in an art gallery.
"Feuerbach's 'Hafz at the Fountain,
was the curt reply. .You don't saw"
said Way back. .'Where;s his other
half?"- Detroit Free Press
+ That Was All -Smith-sT say,
Smythei Smythe (who Is running at
the top of his speed, stops) ~ well,
what Is it? Hurry mp, (puff. puff
please. I have only two minutes to-"
Smith, merely wanted ~ say that
you'd lose your train Il youdidu't hurry
up - Yankee Blade.
The Paragon
She has been to school and COLLEGE.
And acquired stores OF knowledge;
She can firt in seven languagcs--lt must b
lots Of fnns Is gftsfs
might be really jealous.
But her Tilted Ioversteli usai
Though she talks 10 SVEN languages, sh6
can't tell the truth III ohe.
--Demorest's Magazine.
Nothing In 1t Clubberly Look
here. gave you sixteen collars last
week, and you sent back but twelve.
Laundryman--s.Do you count your col
lars and cuffs before You send them
out?" Clubberiy aOf course Lann-
dryman- Then guess W don't want
your trade any more !" clothier and
Furnisher.
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Richard Tater' exclaimed the wife,
pale but undaunted, "LawilI submit no
longer to your dictation!'' s
Y t..Chestnutl,s groaned the unhappy
husband. putting on his hat and going
out recklessly into the pelting rain. 81
Chicago Tribune. ~
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or GENERAL sNTEREsT.

|
The poplar VA undoubt known
to the ancients FOR its invaluable dye
ing properties rs many Of their fabrics
which have been preserved give unmiss
taxable evidence Of having been tinted
b. q similardye The olors made from
this base, are rich, beautiful and per
manent 49, HI
I'm different parts Of. the country
have long existed 8 number Of magic
stones said to possess the most remark.
able properties Tradition tells how
certain so-calied speaking stones
called ont when dead body was placed
upon them, or contradicted o person
who swore falsely by them
En- Tho Georgia city Of Macon is re-
joicing over the fact that the 0cmulgee
river is now. navigable .sfrom the city
TO the Atlantic ocean. = and has within
agar become an important highway
of commerce. through the improve
ments made by tho government engi-
neer corps Tho Bctnufgee has=fonR
been noted as q ine stream for catfish.
More than any other state OF the
union the state of Georgia has retained
the Indian names Of Its rivers, and
most of them have musical sound, as
for example, the Ocmulgee. the Chopee'
the Ogeechee, the Cannouchee. the
0eonee, the Chattahoochee, the Sal
tilla, the Altamaha, and others Flor
'ua = asosner s.ao sna' mas re.e'ueu
- -, = - So $3.50
n,s "olu " onooulas e,neus - ~
l. 80, y sumo A'nuV"e e. wonau -
s ..m1 wro ia'nohe ,e',eir .prishs ,ocks'
WY ,nuo n ~, =
$50 - ra. - ''aa, - As1 a' ,.
sss, = " sa.e - Aussrla mn = aus - ene
~ pire sna. g -, 20 haa anne q 2 ue'-
"au ,.'i1aoosn = Iue,ana anu Sasner7'
ino Buffers ss wo'i - y, at,o . u'uiuo we,
Mnose pionee .resses nau ~ 'hcM :
snue =. eoM osusrS Sueen y
s7o '' inisi. oe auuee y she 40.
~ g perieuce nee'i roiu ~ an
ea ssse e.,y' ens ., yar,oas spsaseIs YOU
wnte nau pcsn ing opJoo's - snor aun
oi4on - gary Ii1 ono - enorr aae
man'eu " pe prosiuon' =, 'ne hi'eu
y
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DC = mii,.ary aicta'or IKE Napoieon'
anoener % own Z pony, ano.ner y oe
p,eacner, ano'ner iawyer, = announcer =
Diachsmitn' ano anoene. nasal
commanuer' oniy swo y al me
speakers hao a..alneu ene oolece OF
.hoir cary ainoi'ioh.
The iox that lost ms tan IN trap
afterwara explained 70 ms orotner
ioxes INA. u was Iasnionaole 20 &c ta,l,
,ess' auu ne eusee e,ou 'nao NY sn1 ~,
o..o n's Aampe. os i.Ae
'nis appears 70 mnse rappeneu - sile
come. wor,u When niesas colne. hp-
Peal.o ~ iossi. 10 to ,'. W nasc oeen
sPnein ssso ahu 70 nav ioss l's 'aiit r,oi.
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now a'sco .' = eai n,A, GOMEZ wien vic
wouiu iruicaso .nas nieiA I e,.asac ~
eloi nas oeon my suss.ss1 =, = seS.lns
'nc ias'iiol yuan WIS 1nsop ioA'
Brooks 81 syracuse, mas
brought suit against the publishers OF
.ne JEWISH uazet.e ior iioei IN Gaining
nun onristian' laying MS uahage ..
SS''oo ns eou ~ Snas
.ne puplica.,un nas n.iu nm W
~ieAou y ~ 'ne So NJ n' s,.e elo"
no says :. " 90 n'auo WIN as.1us ~
.enS ~ wa $500 s.r.e Wy p1o sS, y. 10
nau oeen ousns au.o ssa ~
iamy' anu u,ss aeo w. au alions ii'e
eisnoors - sno e"uso i.s.
pc suspec.ea anu oeneseu ~ sala
no.s nos anu ess'Aons s"as ~ au ~ 49,
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-~An Uphill Drive 4-s.How do you
hold on when Won drive up that steep
'hill?" asks her mother. Hold on 10
Mr.. Daring" she replied, wtttsous
tiinching. Rider and Deliver.
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ii
zs.tfIf-a-re=a1
prince of h is
race and great
" beloved p y
one small wom-
an A magnif-
cent sniastif is
Hector, as brave
and bold, not to
say as gallant
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Nothing In IT Clubberly Look
here, | gave you sixteen collars last
week, and you sent back but twelve. :"
Laundryman--s Do You count your col,
lars and cuffs before you send them
out?" Clubberiy "0f COURSE Lann-
dryman Then I guess W don't want
your trade any more. Clothier snd
Furnisher.
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.0T that son Of
l prian, the bcs
loved Of a u
u dromache, but
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-12
SPECIAL PRIZES FOR EACH STATE.
A WATCH FOR EVERY CORRECT ANSWER.

a w ALCnn EOas ExEnsY GsI1kECE ANSWER.
ifany cant 1.-The
n the
sstaai
Address THE FORD PILL wellington
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-12

General Philip Kearny left an arm
in Mexico, and was known among his
men as .Onn Armed Phil"
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-12

The public auction Of lots at Murray
Hill viii take place on Friday after-
noon, November 18th. at 3 p. N.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-12
AFTea FlFrY YEARS.
woman's Chance Receipt of Tidings of
HeT Kin Ia Kamchatka.


A w"man's Chance Receipt Of Tidings of
Hev Kin ia Kamchatka.
More than half century ago William
Tolman sailed on whaling ship bound
for the northern seas. The ship was dis
abled aud put into Kainchatka for re-
pairs. Mr.. Tolman was a master me-
chanie, and 50 well pleased were the
Inhabitants with his work Of repairing
the disabled ship that the authorities OF
the place induced him 10 stay. A few
years after he married Russian girl.
by whom he had daughter and two
sons. When the daughter was eleven
years old her father sent her to America
on IA whaler ia charge Of the captain.
fhe ship put into the port Of New Lon
don, Conn, and the captain sent word
70 the girls relatives in western New
York, who came 10 New London by
team and took her TO their home. After
ward she, with relatives, came 20 Michi
gan.
The girl grew to womanhood, married
an Episcopal clergyman named Dunn,
> and settled down in Lawrence Kan.
For fifty years Mrs. Dunn never heard a
word from her parents in faraway
kainchatka. One day about year
ago she CHANGED 10 speak TO a Russian
IN the streets of Lawrence. and was sur-
prised when the subject of the car said
lac once knew William Tolman, her
father, and two brothers. He said that
Mr.. Tolman was dead, but that the sons
Were alive, but very poor. One Of them,
he told her, was "a trapper.
The Russian gave Mrs. Dunn their
address and she wrote to them, sending
them clothing and many useful pres
ents. In due time she got a letter from
one brother, the first for over fifty years
The letter was passed around among
the relatives. Yesterday w. II. Hess.
OF this city, got letter written in Rus
sian, from one of the Tolman brothers
IN hamchatka. Not being a Russian
scholar he went out of his store to find
some one TO translate it, He espied a
street fakir, and he asked him if he
could read the letter. The fakir looked
at II and replied, Yes, sir; il is Rus
sian and from Kamchatkaa He trans
lated the letter for Mr.. Hess
Here is the funny part of the whole
thing said Mr.. Hess. Mrs. Dunn
learned of her relatives through a Rus
sian on the street in Lawrence. Kan.
aud | had one of her brothers letters
translated by a Russian found on The
street IN Grand Rapids. The William
Toiman who sailed on the whaler was
my uncle fer whom was named Fun
NY how we get news from relatives
sometimes, continued Mr.. Hess. -
Grand Rapids Democrat.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-12

Anyone who Is In business or wal Is
90 learn row business Is done will bt
q realty pTctited snd helped by kuowipa
the psacticsl points and suggestions Civ.
en from actual experience and published
In THE Travelling Sales man. Thou.
sands of these hooks are being sold by
mail and they are worth any times
their small cost, % cents In 1-cent stamps
delivered TO you Address Peorls
Prin ting and : tstionery Co.. Peoris, Ill
This valuable book contains one hundred
1x4s pages, Illustrated and contains moth.
nv bat good reliable information and ad.
vice. Send for one to-day. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Evening capital. (Annapolis, Md.) 1884-1910, 1892-12-12

The market value of Murray Fill
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