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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
HARRIGAN'S THEATRE.

Mr. Edward IIariGan It Is customary TO say, pleaseS
by his fidelity the reproduction Of Irish character
and this Is true. But Mr. liarriaan Is more than
faithful In his pOrraure. lie Is eclectic ana ~
is humorous. lie Is not simply photographers a
more COPY OF Irish character would not necessarily
please Neither the Irish character nor any other
character IS pleasing all the way through. Mr. Iiar
rigan selects the attributes that will combine to ac
compsh his purpose, and in making an effective
unity Of these. he manlfests at once the instinct
and the humor Of comedian. lie Is acting with re-
variable zest and humor and effect In his well
remembccd and droll play of "sqnatcr Sovereignty.
and his acting delights numerous audience. The
word for the moment is II word OF welcome for This
mild complication OF picture and incident. In which
tbe spint Of Indy and merry satire Is spontaneously
fluent and Ioyons. The local public t. glad 10 see
Edward IInIllcan, and Is amused and refreshed by
faithful comic efforts In the humble plane OF com
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6perial Notifies
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Post Office Notice.

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unless specially for dispatch by steamer close
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same day. , L.,
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ENtra supplementary mails are opened on ue piers o.
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closing supplementary mails at the Posomce whion re
main omen until within minutes OF the hour OF saliot
n steqioer CORNELIUS VAN C0TT Postmaster
Postofice New.York, n. Y. September 80. 1897
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
MRS. HARRISON SENDS THAMES.

SOUVENIR OF THE G. A. r.. ENCAMPMENT-No
CHANGE ~ HER CONDITION.
Washington. Oct. 6.Thc following Is the reply sent
Miss Clara Barton by Mv. laford. In response to
the letter which accoaplref the presentation TO Mrs
Harrison OF the gold and silver souvenir badge by the
ladies' citizens committee:
Executive Mansion.
Washington, september 30. o9..
Miss Clara Barton. Mrs. W. W. Dudley "iSllhs'o"'
d. ,,.
My Dear Mesdames: Your letter 20 Mrs HARRISON
with the accompanying souvenir OF inc re:eht elu.'
ceived The very handsome and appropriate DaIge '"
brought the personal attention or MIS- .,
Icing one OF the few things that she has been ate ~
look at for time past and also the Mnd "ouS IA
by the evidence OF the regard of her associates on ne
Ladies' Citizens Committee, and wished me 70 give nc
grateful thanks to both OF yUu ana through you I" TIC
other members OF the committee .
T. W. HALFORD. Private Secretary.
Mrs Harrison passed a fairly good night. Dr. Gard
nor says there Is no change In her CONDITION.. 80, J.,
Aside from the usual changes cnarhcteilsuo u.
consumptive cases. there has been no particular a
alienation In TIE condition OF Mrs: Harrison like like
about two weeks ago. Although cnuoaily IA, msr
case Is not absolutely hopeless Mrs Ha ab ms
right lung is entirely consolidated SO uhe sS . ,
no Use OF IL whatever The left lung Is hot III
vowed. The patient does not exhibit thao
iuness and hopculness that Is usually so apPishne
in the case Of consumptves. This - due 10 .me
extreme nervous exhaustion from which she suliers,
The one great cause whicl has operated against hel
rallyng. Her mind Is perfectly clear ana sne ' I'm
a certain amount OF nourishment each day. ne
most noticeable result OF Mrs. lfurrson's Illness Is
great emaciation. The change that has come o'er
her Is said to be most pitiable.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
porIcrNry MUST NOT USE CLUBS.

e,uor,u,endent Bvrnes yesterday called the police
n,.,,s IN HEADQUARTERS and ordered them to give
arcctions which will prevent clubbing by policemen
who keep order along the routes OF the parade mex,
week. lie said the Columbian Celebration must not
he marked by any exhibitions Of undue violence by
pollcemcn Large crowds must be Kept III chech
along the lines Of parade, but hr. ByrheS s"'u inc
oce need not resort 10 clubbing citizens In order
-, cor,el order To remove temptation from hot
temDered policemen he said. they were to be directed
~ carry their clubs in their belts, and not TO take
them in their hands unless IL IVES absolutely neces-
cary 70 use clubs In sefdefence or in the defence
NJ others who might he In serious danger. "enrral
and specal orders for the police arrangements duig
sh Celebration win be issued by Mr. Byrhes before
.ba close of this week.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
MARRIED.

Observation-Disclosures An, AZ SAXON saxon,
piver Vt Dr. H. G.. And ron, formerly nous"
AZ the womans Hospital, Newforh CITY 10 MISS ho''o
Alexander. - =. -
DARToy-CLUETr-At Christ Church Troy, y, y" on
"wednesday october 5th by the Rey ~ hutou 49,
daughtef Of Mi j. w \. Cuctt OF Troy, to Cornelius
Vsndcrlil. Barton of New-York.
the residence OF INC oriar
n,rcnts TUESDAY evening. october 4th; ny w ~,
To,chin rlmendorf Uettie Amelia, daughter on .ltW
II Johnsfon q Mr. Abraham L. B,dell, OF Ne"'hoTA
coRT-sTIIFs -on Thursday. september 2oth l7's. ey
Inc Rev DR.. II. :. Macarthur Nlchoe- H. NvrI y,
Hate l. stiles. daughter Of John " suies' e'l' u
lIOueNell.
No cards.
pIf.LrS-ROE--N the residence d tho brides parents
In mis- ely on WEDNESDAY, october Oh, by me rev.
william IT, Tolp Mary Cecilia, daughter OF Livingston
I..,. n Luis James Phelps 1870
sot-I RFS-UOw ARD-On "wednesday. october 5th. is9?
AZ Grace church. Pl1nhcd NewJcrscy by Dean r. VI
Holman Grace. daughter OF MI ana i par, ,od
er.on Howard % g. Harry squrcs. All q fa'hheu'
New-JerSey. -
sTTpMAN-CONDIT-On Tuesday October an, l5i2 az
Uuo,t's landing LAKE George Ny, b, the Rev Jane,
g. Vo,e D. D.. ~ Providence. r. l., Mary, daughter OF
r,eferc and Laura Chaplin Condt formerly OF Prov:
dcnco r. l.. md Joseph Cyrus stedhah NJ d. oil
Jamaica Plain. Mass.
VAN NoRDES-rAMPBELf-A PIt,saeld Mass. on
Wrdncsdav october >. by the Rev. Henry " REID
n ~ Grace daughter Il Mrs George w. Campbell,
n Theodore Iangion Van Norden.
wALKER-KING-In Brooklyn, October fth, 1so2, by
tAc Rcv. {. l.. living D. D.. Emil russell daughter
~ James H. King. to Mr.. william Walker, Of New YORK.
the residence ~ The brides
rarcnts West Orange y j.. by the Rev STANLEY White
Trace L.. daughter Of Clarence d. Newell TO Maurice
II Whiting. Of West orange
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
BIG CHEESE At THE FOOD SNOW.

The CHIEF object Of Interest at the Food Show a'
the Madison Square Garden yesterday was the "ToI
Cheese which had Just been added TO the exhibit
in the dairy department. II is huge AFFAIR Inc
largest cheese, II 1, said, ever exhibited In u!s
country. Ito weight is e.3lO pounds and 1t was
made from one days milk II IS the product OF
n 500 ouarts OF milk and II took 2,32O cows
TO furnish II. The attendance at the Food show
seems 10 be growing. Yesterday was altogether the
best day Of this week Tho scidl concerts continue
70 be one Of the most attractive features. and Miss
Parloas lectures in the concert hall are also popular
Til afternoon Miss Parlca will talk abOnt bollei
bccfstcak with mnltrc dhOtel butter vegetable Ia
,rrdlnere and mOlasses gingerbread
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
FIRST JUDICIAL DISTRICT CONVENTION.
70 be held at 1913 HUDSON STREET.
on FRIDAY EVENING. OCTOBER II. 1892
nt s O'clock.

First Assembly District. ..............3 delegass
h's &s5cmy and conventions b. III
ptcsh the OF and Tnret on saturday evening
october 18th ls92 at o'clock and shall each consist
IN IN the as '' Xssem6y District.
sub A cao vDndeOt avenue and Ono
Syenty.slxh street SATURDAY evening October 18Th
at oGG sh TO %S%a as.r%Sy " District
delegates apporOned as follows % ,.,oo.,,s
twenty fourh Ward - 4, DEL I si II.
and N @s'TSys p.
SS at hs hGS Hsms
eestes apEortioned as follows; .1s dcleca,es
!we%y fsurth Ward S de- go -.
N'p Hn hasaoic Convention to held ard 2oGs
Third avenue saturday evening October 10Th. az >
the fMsn t. aH Slfd Sad '"a''' ~ "
This nS so9s o. BE- he'd g s Suburban
e,S, street S az and y Sss u
%a i h 'S g I'd
Twcnty fourth wa'd. d deII.g,sss
ME" AZ Or Hssmby District Convention be held S
i is t to e 1S's six deIseSe and six anas
w P as ON sus to Se ea
& At SSS'k o :.n sSS a !, to Ssn.as ne
wSos fourth assembly District as it existed prior to
'". Dlceeafcs Sppor,ioned follows;
Twsny.fsnrth Ward Issa:s,
The Tsee a, which the primaries be held
as follows 49,.
First Assembly Dlstrct-l53 Hudson street.
Second Assembly District -iGG Par street.
Third Assembly Distrct-Drookess Assembly Rooms,
$50 Broomc
fNurth Assembly Distrct-1s7 Fact broadway.
Fifth Assembly Disrct-2 PIT street
Sixth Assembly District-7il Fifth street
seventh Assembly Distrct-2S and 30 Avenue A.
Eighth Assembly Distrot--50 Clinton Place.
Ninth Assembly Distret-l Abingdon Square.
Tenth Assembly nlStrict-35 Third avenue.
l. c,cnth Assembly Distrlct--5e0 Sixth avenue
Twelfth Assembly District-i27 second avenue.
Assembly 2sf2sSs f Fs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
MAYOR GRANT TO TIE CITIZENS.

Mayor Grant issued address to the people OF New
York Yesterday, calling on them 10 paruc'p"'' "s"'
~ ~, ccebrotIon TO decorate their houses. ana MI the
1919. IN thank God for the blessings with wiich
America has been favored
The committee on invitation and reception in'a'
avail report Yesterday. The number OF hViIuo"' Is
s,,ed vos 800 and acccptanccs received l'o'o. inc
invitations for the banquet numbered 4lo, OF WHO" oi'
were accepted. ,,,r
49,. -, soId Yesterday that every stand erected
for sight seeing outside OF me stoop ne o. H ,nles
hermit was issued from his Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
THE SUFFOLK COUNTY FAIR.

A big crowd visited the Suffolk County fair GROUNDS
Yesterday and saw several interesting trottng races
OF which the following Is summary.
First race. Suffolk County Nursery stahes-Moh-
tauk. first signal wilkes. second
Second race. for teams-Ansonio and wanita' hrst'
Third race frce-for- all-Jim Fuller first
Fourth race for 2 :38 class-Denvor. hrst
Dandy. second
Fifth race, AS class-George first; Shadow, second
Sixth race. 3 80 cass-Frank Folsom. first; Cas-
hellaup. second.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07

Harrisburg; the wlkesbarre prize, Thomas A. Sites,
OF wyoming. Penn: the Washington prize Wallace
IT, Mclean Of Washington. One Of the most I'M
portan steps toward the discontinuance OF all forms
Of haring or other unmanly manifestations OF class
feeling was taken At noon today. when 1t was de-
cidcd at largely ATTENDED mass meeting OF the col
ege, 70 abolish the annual rush between the fresi
men ana ssophomores A spirited speech in favor OF
doing away with tie rush was made By King. %,
captain Of the football team. In which ne SAID Una,
the faculty had virtually agreed 10 allow the annual
cane spree to be placed upon the list of legitimate
sports II the rush abolished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
nvr ,pRJyALs AT THE HOTELS.

BRENoo'i- seth l.. MillIkcn OF Maine:
To- Mascc Of assistant
ns'nssns and Of r's s.a 1 Msay
D. c. OiLsE I'M dwaid j. Mecgan Of Albany
New.Je:sey' nor ,..d NJ p. Of England MURRAY
cyra. A.' ,s sss'' a yss,n
shaw w o Ensan% wlSDsOH
n.o,cs M Pullman. Of Cnesx"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
SELLING LENox LYCEUM SEATS.

All the boxes and seats IN LenoA Lyce"n' IV' ~.
.,'.I - o,,ohration dinner spectators were sod
~" -, nuhic auction yesterday afternoon. Inc
n.as omounted 10 $3.50. All the boxes ana seats
'"1,a 80 Howard Carroll, Benjamin Wood, j. NJ
coorce Clausen, j. NJ. Chaos. and one or Two
I'Vp.'' NJ wood paid $50 for box No TO- winch
vas the highest price paid Thirty'ionr boxes anu a,
400 seats were sold Mr.. Tappan purchase" 'U W
the seats. d anef aid not secure many tickets Is
Understood end that tickets VIII r De sT the 81 BANQUET
on,co Of LcnOx Lyceum on the pe"' VI '"' "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
leon STEAMBOAT, AND TIE CELEBRATIONS

As usual on great occasions the Iron Steamboat Com
many comes promptly the front in the accon.noda
ton Of the public. The Columbus celebration calls
the feet into service. and for the fireworks display Oh
Monday evening there will be five boats out. leaving
tsor No l. North RIVER and from West Twenty-tllrd
ST. For the naval parade on Tuesday. In which all
tho boats OF the feet have been assigned to place
there will be beats for the public from thr same u
incs-enough TO carry many people. at popular price
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
GEORGE J. GOULDs NEW HOUSE.

George J. Gould yesterday confirmed the announce
mcnt that he had purchased from Jacob H. sShiH
and wife the house No. sj7 Flfthav'. at the north
east corner OF Sixtyseventh-st. and the avenue
He said fhat his family had grown so large mat
no had decided TO take larger house. and would
return the house No. 1 East Forty -seveDthst. to
his father who owned II. Mr. Gould expects TO De
settled in his new home In two three weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
PRIZES AWARDED At PRINCETON.

Princeton. y. j.. Oct. tspcciaD.-Thc freshman
entrance examination prizes have been annonnced as
fellows The New-Yo-k prize divided between Louis
Gray OF Newark and Charles u. Bostwick. OF new
York: the Philadelphia prize, George W. Chlds, OF
Germantown, in the Academic Department ard Erol
c. Leas, Of Philadelphia, In the school Of science
the Pttsburg prize, Samuel W. Miller, of salisbury
PENN. the Harrisburg prize. william II. Musser Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT CONVENTIONS,
10 b. held at the places hereinafter named. Oh
THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER

18Th, 1892. at s O'clock.
seventh Congressional District Con'enton-lo3 HUI
Eluhth Congressional District Conventlon-53 Clinton
place. ,-. c...,to, 200 rorsv,h
street c..,t.. oao Ei,h,h
Tenth Congressional District Conrentlon-2oo Eishth
Eleventh Congressional District Convention-2s and 30
twelfth Congressional District ConventionA27 Second
Thirteenth Congressional District Conventon1o5 East
Pfty.n street. . r,-., c..,,,o, ~
Broadway. ~,.-,.. ,,..,.o,,,or on rhiri
DELEGATES 10 10 apportioned as follows:
Seventh Concre ssional District no,.,o.a.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
TYPEWRTTERs AT CHICAGO.

Chicago oct. 5.-Major Handy. Of the Department
of Publicity and Promotion, has ordered ffty Remington
ypewriters from wyckoR seamans s Benedct ior we
nse NJ press representatives at the dedicatory cere
monies OF the Worlds Columbian Exposition, on the
An equal number Of expert operators Will be en-
gagged for this service.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
,1oIitiral Notices.

Political Net B,nncrs, portraits uniforms emo e4vp
prices Political aud Equipment Co.. 40 Vesey's"'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07

When baby WAS sick, we gave ner Castore'
When she was Child she cr'ed for testorla:
When she became Miss she chung TO Castorn
When she had children shc gave them Nas"sa'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
RepubIican Primary Elections.

The Republican voters whose names on the cay OF tne
urinary are uuon the rolls the Republican organzatons
the several Assembly districts excepting inc t'sa ah hS
places hereinafter named Monday October 10Th lo9
FOR the purpose Of ectna degates TO the several hoh
mating conventions follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07

The several Assembly and Aldermanic District Conv0
tons shall each consist a. many delegae: a. there may
be election Districts in the Assembly District
The primaries named In this portion OF the call shau D
held at the Headquarters Of the old Assembly Dsct q
Qanizations except that In the old Firth Assembly Ws
trlct primary shall be held at No ~ Chsrltonst
The polls at each Of the primaries named IN ne tolo
going call shall be open from to O'Clock p. m.
BY order Of the Republican County GSmmSse ,..s..
WILLIAM II. BELLAMY,
J. THOMAS STEARNS, Secretaries:
- JACOB NJ PATTERSON,
ChairmSsl OF the Executive Committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07

Hundreds OF nostrums have teen got up TO compe
with Iarry's Tricophcrous but IL stu stana' aoi, W.
most famous preparation for preserving ana bAunyhs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
Liebig Company's Extract Of Beef
cd In Households throughout the world.
Family Travelling During October

will subet their desirable suite on the frtt Eoo
a, Cambridge corner 33d-st, temporarily Apply ~
Cambridge once. 1874 5th.ave.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07

Fifteenth Assembly Dissrct-+l0 Eighth avenue
Sixteenth Assembly Dlsrnet-l0t East shyfo0"A
seventeenth Assembly pistret-wendes Casino. Fesvs
fourth street and Ninth avenue. .~,... v~x..,..sl
Eighteenth Assembly Distriet-S<1 WeN SossysevenN
Nineteenth Assembly plstries-Liuden~ HE'LL ~sss
-senaeu Assembly pstne. 22s Third avs1S.s ,,,..
Twenty first Assembly District-ioo Last s"Vn"~
twenty second Assembly Dssres-NsyieFs Hail. -
Fay Tweass Srd Assembly piscsio9 West Eshvsssesl
twenty fourth Assembly Disthcs-iIol Gate Republics
Twenty aisS assembly Disrct-iA7 Esss N'nstyshi's
street =. $1,000. ,~.,...s,. Van .as,AS
east corner Hundred and Sixteeah strses sas oes
seventh Assembly Diatnct2,2s0 Third svs1SA
Twenty eighth Assembly District-SoS "ess VIZ
Twensy.,nird wsrd-2 6si and 2ee3 Third sysnue
Tweuty.fourth Ward-Srburban Cup, one n..na'e" ~
seventy sixth stree, and West Vanderbilt avenoe v,.
Observation-Disclosures Hall. Rverdase sveoos' A'eS
Primary eectons shall also be held IN The seyeni ~
,embly Districts from the LIST 70 the $50 ncusve
existed prior to July 10 1892 for the election Q.
10 the several Congressional District Convenuons ~
tho election delegates to the conventions ia, -
The times for holding said Conventions Aad ns -
at which they are be held will BE- named
published notice bv the Republican County Comm.tess
Tho delegates several Congressional pisUscs w.
yentons are spportioned Is follows: -,.-As
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07

Trent Wiadows TO Vet.
-. ,o. al a.osdyav near Isahk desirable locn-
ton. Apply to JOHN $. HULIN 92 Ieonard.s,.
Gruy Hair 1ARKEEED BY , pr HAYSS HALE All;
I'D Dressing Cures AandraG DgGsS largo bottles &c.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-10-07
6perial Notices. .

American FlnRs.
BEST WOOL BUNTING.
Wholesale and Retail.
6. =. THORPE s. CO.,
Manufacturers,
lS7 South.st
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-06-30
SOUTH OF THE sNOWIEs.

Heavy rains make the grass grow. aud
also make the roads nearly impas-able.
Not n pound of wool has yet been sold ia
Billings thiH season, and but little is arriy-
ing. owing to the condition oi the roads.
Donald Fowler and Dan Siayton have
their wool clips in Billings. Will Hedges,
Jackson & Ashley, u. F. Stayton and 9th
ers have sheared.
''Sher" Smith and Miss Minnie Baker
we're married last week at Fairyiew, and
the boys gave them a great chariyari on
their return to Layina.
Mr.. Simons, aa deputy assessor, recent
sternation in his path. The boys didn't
like 1t, hut put up their two dollars 'spe-
cial poor tax because they couldn't helpit.
A recent conversation with the surveyors
of the b. x NJ. r. X. lea yes the impression
that the Musselahell and Judith country
will not be long without railroad connec.
tions with the outside world. One party
is now camped at Fairview and setting
stakes for the permanent location, and
their orders from headquarters are to push
the work to completion. 1t would not sur.
prise IA TO start from the Mnsselshell ior
the Worlds Fair ON "A railroad coach.
D.. ". $.
Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1892-06-30
MAIDEN LOCALS.

NerN hot weather the past few days.
A little more work on mining claims, a
lew more experts, not SO much blowing
and Maiden viii boom.
Maiden has always managed to get along
without "A deputy sheriff. and can do so
yet. 1t is rather close tn election. and too
late to regain lost laurels.
The Democrats are talking of Mr.. pnppe,
for sheriff. He will make u hard run IL h-
gets the nomination. His friends should
see that he is in the race.
Some Of Mai,ien's fair sex should take a
tumble, and drop the WATSON ease. But a
few of them still uphold the dirty eur.
Quit quarreling and let harmony reign.
The residence of Mr.. Stem Hanson was
broken into ou Saturday or Sunday last.
Where is the deputy sheriff? There are
two or three suspicious looking individuals
around town.
Maiden is troubled with "a few profess
sional buns, and also has "a couple oi
amateur detectives that can he spared
Any one having use for them will please
call and take them away.
The great what is it," the dirty, vilc
sheet known az the Montana Democrat, oi
which IA very few are taken in Maiden, nm.
dertakes to give the people of this town IA
little advice. The people of Maiden can
take care OF themselves. The ioulmouthed
Kansas mudslinger had better practice
what he breaches, and not be trying to
uphold "A low down individual who gets his
living from fallen women and by robbing
the honest working people nf their hard
earnings.
An ON TIMER.