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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-13
Lon Smith had visitor at his house

Lon Smith had a visitor at his house
one night last week who came unin-
yited, and. in fact, he was gone before
it was known that he had spent the
night in the house. Mrs. Smith was
sitting quietly in her room sewing
when she heard some one go out Of
the door, and upon looking saw a man
going toward the railroad track. She
then went up stairs and discovered
that an usually unused bed had been
occupied during the night. The previ-
Gus evening Mr.. and Mrs, Smith were
up town, and it is supposed that the
tramp finding the house unoccupied at
the time took possession of the bed,
taking his chances on being discovered.
Nothing in the house was disturbed.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-13
Turner County Herald.
OFFICIAL COUNTY PAPER.
PUBLISHED BY

HuRL Er LODGE NO. IS, /. o.o.r.
Meets every Saturday evening at $3.50 o'clock.
In Aliens hall. Visiting brothers are most earn.
estly requestsh to attend.
f. S. HEINRICH, Il. s. T. j. HILL, n. G.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-13
Flowing will now be the order of the
day with the farmers.

| The confidence that people have in
Ayers Sarsaparilla as blood medicine
is the legitimate and natural growth of
many years. 1t has been handed down
from parent to child and is the favor
lite family medicine IN thousands Of
households.
"Six days shalt thou labor" says the
great lawgiyer. TO do good work, man
must be at his best. This condition is
attained by the use of Ayers Sarsapa-
rilIa 1t overcomes that tired feeling
quickens the appetite, improves diges-
tion and makes the weak strong.
The editor of the Herald is in receipt
of letter from V. M. Came, promi-
nent business man Of DenYcr, Colorado,
and brother of the unfortunate man
who was frozen to death near Marion
junction a few weeks since. Mr.. Came
writes that he will soon visit Turner
county.
The school entertainment last Friday
evening brought out one OF the largest
audiences ever assembled III Opera
hall. The children all done remark
ably well, and showed that careful at
tention had been paid to the training
which they had received from their
teachers.
Sunday at the Nj. E. church will be
as follows; 1000 a. M, class meeting
led by Father Benson; ll.OO a. M,
gospel sermon by the pastor; 1900 M,
Sunday School: 7:l5 p. m.. Epworth
League devotions led by Lawrence
Jensen; 500 p. m., gospel sermon by
the pastor with prelude. Ten minutes
with the times" The public invited.
The Y. z. S. G. E. of Parker extends
an invitation to its friends in Hurley
and vicinity to attend The lecture to be
given under the auspices OF that society
by Eli Perkins on Saturday evening,
April 29th. No one should miss an
opportunity of hearing this noted lee
turer and author. Reserved seat tick
cts SOC. The undersigned will see that
seats are reserved tor those who apply
to him. b. w. Kumler.
Heo. Wormwood writes from Glen
dale, Maryland, under date of March 81
that the frost has been out OF the
ground for several weeks and that the
weather was like the last of May IN
South Dakota. He had his garden
made and would turn the stock out to
pasture in few days. Good cows and
good butter makers are in demand,
with butter at 30 cents a pound Says
his health is good and that he can eat
six square meals day.
Atthe meeting OF the town board
Monday evening q petition was pre-
eented asking that feed yards, slaughter
houses, and other loud smelling places
be declared nuisances, and that the
town board order the same removed.
Only two members of the board being
present the petition was laid over to
the next meeting. This matter has
now been laid over from meeting to
meeting for several menths, and action
should be taken one way or the other.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-13
Notice to physicians

The county auditor will receive
sealed bids for two county physicians,
one from the north and one from the
south half OF the county. Bids must
include services and medicine, All
bids to be filed with the county auditor
on or before April 2Sth. The right re-
served to reject any or all bids.
- ~ S. II. F4ANCHER,
County Auditor.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-13
a. u. TOMLINs'
Bucklen's Arnica Salve.

The Best Salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblains, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions. and positively cures Piles, or no
paw required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price 20 cents per box. For sale by
=. Brauch, druggist.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-13
Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised druggist
to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, upon
this condition. If you afflicted with a
Cough, Cold or any Lung, Throat or
Chest trouble. and will use this remedy
as directed. giving it a fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you may return
the bottle and have your money refund
ed. We could not make this offer did
we not know that DR.. Kings New Dis
covery could be relied on. 1t never
disappoints. Trial bottles free at Pho
neer Drug store. Large size SOC. and 81.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-13

If your land is for sale list it with us
We are receiving inquiries all the time
for land. We can probably sell yours
If your pricels right.
ALIENS AGENCY.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-13
For Decorat.on Day.

E.S. McCook Post No. 81, g. A. r.,
has made arrangements for the obser-
vance of Decoration Day, May 80, 1888.
The comrades who served on commit
tee last year are reappointed and will
act accordingly.
An old soldiers who, expect to take
part in the services are cordially inyit-
I'd to meet with the Post the first Satur-
day eyenipg III May. -.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-13
Eye and Skin Ointment.

A certain care for Chronic Sore Eyes,
Tetter, Salt llheum, Scald Head, Old
Chronic Sores, Fever Sores, Eczema,
Itch, Prairie Scratches, Sore Nipples
and Piles. ltis cooling and soothing.
Hundreds of cases have been cured by
it after all other treatment had failed.
]. is put Up in. 25 and SO cent boxes.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-13
breakers Wanted.

30 acres of fbottom-pastured land, on
my farm two miles north and three
miles east of Hurley. Must commence
on 18th of April and finish by May lst.
Apply to James A. Springer tand make
termsl on the farm, sec. II, twp. 9S,
range 81.
A. u. ToMLINsoN.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-13

The following resolution was passed
by the Presbytery prior to their adj
journment this morning;
The Presbytery Of Southern Dakota
hereby expresses its appreciation OF the
cordial reception extended to its MEM
bers by the Harmony church and con-
gregatian and the citizens of Hurley,
and its appreciation as well of those
courtesies that have made our stay
here so ENJOYABLE.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-13
HURLEY MARKETS.

CORRECTED EVERY THURSDAY.
Wheat-lSo. L Northern-52c.
Wheat-lNo. 2 Nortkern-4Sc.
Oats-NG. 2 White-23c.
Oats-No. 3 White-2ic.
Cern-30t.
Flax seed-Wc-
Cows bring from So to SO.
Steers bring from S3 to $4.25.
Top hogs bring $500 today.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-13

a full line of Boericke & Tafel's Ho-
moeopathic Remedies at Pioneer Drug
store
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-13
PERSONAL.

Ole Biikken returned home Tuesday
from his Chicago trip.
Mrs, C. a. Near went to Huron Mon
day to attend the temperance con-
yention.
Mr.. Frank Berry of 0ttunwa, Iowa,
is visiting with the family of F. K.
Berry, in Spring Valley.
Mrs. Wrn. Elliott is down from
Parker this week attending Presbytery
meeting and visiting with friend.
Mr.. j. S. I.ach returned Monday from
Sioux City,i'shere he chad been spend
ing few days with his seu and two
daughters.
j. A. Childs was shaking hands with
his many friends in Hurley today. He
is engaged in business at College View.
Nebraska.
Rev. S. A. Peck and wife of Armour
are shaking, hands with their many
Hurley friends this week, being in at
tendance to the Presbytery meeting.
Hon. Jos. Allen arrived Monday
from West Superior. and VIII remain
here while before taking his trip to
England. lie was not at all favorably
impressed with the Pacific slope. His
op;nion seems to be that South Dakota
just little ahead of anything else
ne has seen.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-13
CHURCH DIRECTORY.

D. M: Sunday school at 200 p. ni; PRAYER
meeting Thursday evening at 1880. G. X. Bis
by, pastor.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL. Services every Sun
day at 1l:03 a. IN. and 500 p. m; Sunday
school after incoming services. prayer meeting
Thursday evening at 1880. Alexander Bennett,
pastor.
PROTESTANT Observation-Disclosures at 500 p.
M. Sunday school at 1O, a. nj. E. L. Simpson,
rector.
Observation-Disclosures every Sunday at IL 100
.. IN. and $50 p. M; Sunday school after n.orll-
prayer meeting Thardsay evening at SEQ. G.
A. White Pastor.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1893-04-13

E.s.M COOK rosT, So.sl, Can.
Meet first and third Saturday of each month
at 7p. M. In y. A. II. hall.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-12-21
: ARRIVAL, HEADQUARTERS ~ q 81
] sonts as1Ansic 8 Ohio.

RI n t-rsi
rsst boand--So. 9 leaves big. Stai.s,s Gap dallg
N Hn M arrives at Bristol :i5 p. issyes
10 .S5 n NJ arrives ut Bristol 10 p.
west bound No fleaxos Brjstol s:oh A. 90
rires nj Rig Stone Gap :.5 A. g ieasSs
Bristol rs r. In. arrives Big s
Counecties.-rNos. gard = connect ysstn
n at Double Tunnel. ~. z.
Schedule III effect Sunday une 2b lsss. s'a'l'ls
ard time. 81 I, !. e ga:
E.oniavills s. ess.,y leg
Central time. u. s
No. 81, pafsarger daily s ssV =.
NJ, arrives Big Stas Grp ss;;S m II, S.
No 3d. Passenger tiniy.--leayes BiSS nsohs q ~, ~
G:io D. m, arrives at Lnuisy die 6 80 a
p ~. ID = ! !: g 4. 49,.
Big Stone espsild isso,reii Is Sss
STANDARD time:
r. a. Ayers, Pres,t:. /,
j. K Taggartssx: Rres g IT, s, 7. IS
AZ B. Eato s upsEf1S9nd
GEaxn,,s OrY1cEs Bin SSfoas q ~ y
tranrrcr lin. fr5freisht saIl PASS
tic Sopt., DlJie ii
Nashville Railr0af SID iii
,aesinn Steci & IriH. ~
Trains leave ,Fs lfer,nout and Gstifrsl hctsls
:olows: q - 81. ~ y
For /. & n. train, goi,g east 2 :ea I'm
81 6 = - sy =. west y "a, - e,
ssAs s. .. g'ti.s sa'stl 81: g. y, ",
g For farther i.,;orna,isn esardiaS freig Fap.
passenger traffic, apply 70
w c. Harringt dnsE ac..
Ayers bfilding, Bro Sresg sti AZ Z ~
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"a
iye supposed IS -
I llIat tonne seess..s 5
! 80 q isstle Dove s s.
Ira lis at Raeaies eess ~ =
Sc q. y.
Tie ser el,ricia & Sc says
FRINGE Bisniar rex, VINO ms 80. =.
lesornpells spend most o. sn 3 ia 20 q
On asofa, Is nov ssp1s' : =
rss5lll lis. J. y !.
Robert wing. 2 rlcn S. fsrl's ,,ss,l
Wooster; d. Hnally beat OF ty ,s g. masked s'
rockers but not until he q, nad Se ~.
probably fatal wounded, . "o q s.'s
rascals left q blsedy trail.
The Mississippi river closed as Dul-
slingto Friday, the, ice prae "a
forming solidly from shore 70 s s'l =
81 raunarlabIe Tor the river TO TEES
aver So early III the season.
Ti1a Charies Berghoefer & Suplnsky
A1anlufaeSuring Co, Milwankee, WIS,
ma aisers sc hitting and ice mac hlnery, !,
3 ade an assig nment Friday. The bona
oof:t Is assignee was fixed ct s57, oOo.
,ss,f,I1a NJ 81. Haynes Co., one OF the the
Sarrest niIIinerT, houses in Chicago, as
signed Friday afternoon The cause
was an attachment by Erickson @
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a RAT FISH.
Ono of Elis Queer Dontzens OF the Pacific
S 5sssI l.Ss5 81 Cream y -

- s,a..,,,,, sl.
The other day boat came in: out @
the morning mist after a. nl{Gssht Wild Wild
the drift nets fag out III the broad bay
and landed on the rude wharf 81, Sapi7.
toln with It's llttering load OF ssaim no
q thing that puzzled eyer the old resi-;
dents by the shore. Some of Them go
called 1t q squirrel fish,. and others
said that It 1yassa rat itshs me sslaerss
recalled THAI oncesor twice before the3t
had seen some Sol thing = Ike IT. lt-
ted the Ut was. q rarity.
he thing had g tail like q goose
flea ther, q stsfs pnipy nose, aogn & IN q
sits forehead With ssiflse a pom f:aIittss q
socket winch 70 drop lt VIE sS.el
IN uses sorsyan ma y q anass
ayvs ATS 1atsss
] \ ysi sa cas'sestite slss'
liaass "a sse was
eltsse t le,sass at 3 zsi poas
sysEsl' sya jig
81 o.ls tla1e .sosa
ssges as fts seresaS
3
s .ls, g
aa
ssy he var TED 20 ooass l gne
LED rat ms seenrsasg .ss
Prize ana sssas Tome .sll acasleny g
sciences 10 TINS cry 10Y ireser ~ "a
J "a; anu ad &c q. blncataon.
'repesseE saw the e olepiss :, t.e
Yesterday, twas psckle.s-lh sailoi y
or swe e1atconol, aaa on "a. s,ae oussiie y
stte5arsss the ssseae' .sal IN, ooi'
.llfel, VIII Tue. date ana pace OF cal
t'sre, and John Martins nsmeas Donor;
nhes academys ichthyologist aaan :.
.sthaa1k 'hls hsh niucn ,ot az euro So
MARKING sf.sS asses pee,l e a
long enough ago FOR hlnnssus e
classify ~ low however, ~ .s,a aaills
things sspo'.s3s Wii,cn are q lnetesss
is really. as Ine nsheflAahpsala,- I
frat tssh. 0 si,lsls the popular name e
The chimsera IS. iae. an uncommon nsn'
spus st Ia.ssclli.st ys.l.sss = aouna 90,
on Jug acliic eo,ass ss.ls. - l.sos t'es
e sna 9 ss,iss $500 .sps -
1l,osia NJ y l,,rsa ~ 800 s,.;, - ths
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{ scAs Kcss Efgt DHeIted by Ninetcensfs
S;cEfusyy fnnp tioEs.
Fasc nine, rtoraclless i'm f,f
sfeeaay 81 l,eer declared to- Be
! TIE nos ecsril ssilsv os
seeEth eenSury En- land exist
enes There are ssain eiga tcentfi
century csisto toms and phrases and al,-
slersir common use here. ttl,a 10 have NOT
been heard Of in hundred years In
England. ss5s 8
~ stzae Of the quaintest is o cilstop, of
the road which died out in Eng1 land
when The post road and the travelling
chariot went out5of vogue. In those
days IL was considered almost an af-
front for one traveller in carriage to
fdriye past another going the same way.
: spihe trayeling class was made up gen
orally of the rich and ]eisnrelys and as
they bowled along in their coaches to
hare another coach dash by and give
back its dust and perhaps ir1cite the
coachman to a race was considered
highly indecorous TO take ones
dust was a common expression of con-
tempt The custeiD as moi without
its uses in It's day. But whit be be-
lieved tIiat at the close of the nine
tenth century this etiquette Of the
road IS gidly maintained, and that
IN, o,,o. yysil -15rad naor,le eac,, mage
lias Co tttslye the gait Of the slowest?
,rne 81 IS. some iieonoscl asSs and eor tsia-
ers, drive pa:,t their. fellow travellers
c,,1,, ,,s, !, ~ l1,,t thew there
| se,,.es t,,a;s. cs,;,,, IN Ia called
;c.,as,,. Ss,s4s ~ IA outsiders When it is
J, !, lo,, ID called
no s., nv
1 800 90 an 3, haste. TO
stc, M Ia SIN no. 81 III.
49, =, 49,, haad
b, yv,5s3 81 ogv Is considered
tha mp
4, IA; s., Sf,f lie world
ars, s,,f,t, except for their
atnrsf "a I, ~: Y,eople Of
tsy9sal II. lloywirl ii
\, IN ,s5,np,t 8, proud "a.
D. ia for their houses 3illy the
1,or,sf ,,ao,,,a milf their homes ,y, HE
.na,;,, ,,a5 and ono NAV travel from
! one end az this fair country TO another
and not find a single handsome resi-
danca On the nublic HIGHWAY! There
WINS. another and = very practical rsa-
| son for,a,,i,1riIlgs this public highway.
r,vary mars house was at the service
| If every ,,n,;,ss.gc,nan and child in the
country: an, Arab hospitality obtained
and was enioyed t., the full. The peo-
ME who had undesirable homes were
| always willing to bestows their COM
pany upon their more fortunate neigh
| bo.s, SO that 1t wouldn't t. do to be too
convenient to the main arteries OF
travel. Especially was this soswllen a
visit from !. family meant the enter
tanning of two coach horses, coach
| man. and. a maid: for the negroes went
! visiting with the white people, and en-
loved Il quite as much. Hospitality
was c,,nesof their great virtues, and is
/ still: for these people. excel in social
virtues, ana this particular virtue costs
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1893-12-21
w. L. E>eyl
So $40 4

Ess.; Calf Snce N the Sc
M,L,CoUg;as shoos aiee
Everybody Gacpld yseas. thfa5
you owe yonrzcK 90 get,shel
your mursy. Ecoroi1!Ssias&
p1,oksaiEg II. /. DeugEaea
represent sho Ee5t yaiua Cd
vaIt1sed above as thoursnasH
rs. Take nc s;!hstirs
Bcwnra Of fraud. Nero asgsA
Douglas natac ant price s,e.feed IL
Tor It whoa yo,. EaJ.
W. g. Doaglas, 1seea.ssas
Epr ssl. ny j oi;Ss Il 'ssI!|
Big s.p'sa Ttp, sa.,29la;;s
5Sarss ~, - s..
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s 81 5sas
;.,ss ss1 ehin
A, sg;
3; ;snrr IS
III 4AiiI.l I y.
t;si, Is syl e % ;
mi Il q q q = ss ana
sl,,,lh ives I'D {: flil /.
The dag fore sn.f ssaEsa g,
enea to poison ESD los,a house YET T
and ibeTn ord erss e, Leave county
,sa.i q Ill elss tot Is1rssSe
Il iIscil, q Il WIS aisg .' SUE :
nsctesi 81 poisonin 8 y s,tt "a stock ln e.
tho vi chit &
tel Il p!sosse. sSss
MN ,es.E, Bsc s. NY Bon
clear {. to- tho lic isyl
her stare nanae Of YES sas
iran ted 4 decree te dsrerce'
rom her hu ii ;osicicatIi
Thursday ISL ST dun IS IS
goucicauIt IS f. srssaie s
Co abrey q IS q Fsent from GO
the city with Iiscnarst AIan,aelefs 60.
The couple were q N Chicago in
gtage Held Up
AB1IEsE Dec News
reached here Friday morning Of the aas
shold.up al robbery &c The stag rum
ming Del tween j asksll and Benjamin,
Tex. sons e miles Tth OF here.
The WORK s,ie BIZ q masked lone
high i 8 passsng gers were on
the stages i'd shin s was taken e e
cert The ma pouch. shich was carried
C by The rehlbcr
So "A t.lsss atra ! Son.
sk Dec; News US
rea q the murder
Of Rfiey.alie ssesssfs; Ger doctor, at
syiillisville ION. county ne
silot i,y orcd man who had
6nl 3 4 short ne ago Xxi lied young
lsv son, for ssl1ic b CT i me '
The old.an had swcrnto K the col
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ss sa ss ss ssssasss Issiossss.
y asoas & VI, Isl IS,
stis'sas cs,ss,
tyosl'sls Is sss,l,
IN tsaer She IN ia fYias si,c li,as
causl I more isssa
he people rs SIN sf,e ss I,
deal al afscont II IN
kerns's lot, sssIlg an ssrl sss,s IAN
gsiage absolutely an ssacsv q on 81
Ssisirs osyn coun TT caassrs Ia those
spoken cast ard ,sves,t Or 81, men
0f their own ST Ill ~ a a.ritl,
and sss arc sons 81 Tic
maintains; aRsa toe plaii as,s,er wsiiso
I ventsre Thin their boss, era nsst'ofsle,
the coRse aucaces.
Accustomed 10 powder ana sword
from their Cd I'D slelth hes nd ter
FOR for tlaesns and biood no horror. So
! vassi K q are a!acy that do ii, siat,er Of
4 their trioes IS eonsid erad d nan who
& has not sslsa!a .rI.e great
est tsissns that cats be slh:srled at one off
their race iisstto swear tiiat his. father
died in; bed or from d wound in the
back. 70. b. q
Some years ago, wiisIe resident in
ger. 4 &c Term lIl eu 70 stndy the
3 ,sallsae "a ssia S fsl OF on which no
DC,'sssss were 81 tltn published gthoug
/ since that tisne the British and Foreign
Bible society hns issued tive lsiifffiian
editions Of the gos.ocil. So / engaGea a
coupse OF seryan Is, a; man and a boy,
nom che iiHs mountliras, and forth-
X W.T. fersade the lIse OF ARABIC IN the
-hoaseiiold
ne boy Wes descend from Moha1n-
med IN some way and stis father, as a
saIist In sssonse ,sliee. kept a shrins
close a :linceIass, another of 6lle
f,anlsh possess AZ on Z sceasS.
s. ger q he rel q. 20 ildIrae
arld 4 lost 81 g = Of I'M ONE istee
20 es.ii is'sl on
3 sas scr s,nd iaitls.
tlass as,ete III ,alr-
OF :aa
I'm sssr stt8 pose he TOLD
8 me n contlSence tliat they were : for
nm and ms two brosaers to shoot his
uncles VITA Tor t.2sy had slain his
father lis father had come to Tan
ger to claim damages from Spain for
the bombaronsntsot his mosque on the
occasion s;i OF o previous attempt TO 7 Use
such 4 disturbance as now. Need Less
TO say, the father Obtained no redress,
but on returning henne found that his
brothers bad divided. his property. on
ms proposing 70 return to ranger 70
complain. against them ne was prompt
~ ssnot ana buried.
My Quondam einptoye, VINO mao icI'
my service at the age OF thirteen OF
Shereabouts-for no one IN Bafpary
acei;ons sirth'i.ays-fIrtller informed
me that although &c had married since
saw him last ne could hardly be cen
81 cred to have arrived at mars estate
not having yetshcd human blood, bsll
here was his opportunitY Later ne
earnestly begged q. walking stick q
mine, with a crooked handle, which he
thought just the thing on which to rest
his gun in ambush
In spite Of all my dissuesion---coun
fer-baianced even by the praises anc 1
g encouragement OF q Moor VINO mac
lived in England, to whom ! turned II
VAN lor assls1ance-..'ehe ooy Weas pas ~
S 20 ms WORT. douot DoV ne IS no" 4
s., man.
lhese befoers ara not. 70 ,oe, con on
Hounaso = WIN .iie fardps WIG llaye ~.
'lasesi rom eae eas anu u.e1, ~
solsiesoL sll.. pissl,is' e'sssA,n salaDI1
sse aats tilelr ctsou aiie eo';ls
we ss,su,a OF coll1.a ,s'l 1.oil 'aise.pe
81 , Wiz ~ eala
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It Happened In Warrington z

1t Happened IN Washington.
First of.cial--I had a strange expe,
rience today, very strange
Second Official You look as sif YOU
had seen q CHEST. Come, TEL me tia
story Anyfting to- relieve tie lao.
notoay. ss
First oaicial It's not d ghost story,
IT'S all flesh and blood 49,: s..s
Z Second Official Well, we'll out viii
it, 6 !
First Official "a man came to naa t
day to ask about mat al q
eonidn't refer TO any ossser dep tnaent,
aud I had actually e attend 20 IL 1uy-
sell. Texas siftings.
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RID IS EBulFs /

81 REpAGss EBuLEs assg
a promptly 3, lssst, ~
n int sstl i rs lis SiIld
diisss soiI !;
q Ono a ea q s
q gcsns Of a a Of ;;l
tiepr SPIRITS
q MI u DIG d IL 81
Pe,so Is q az F
d ti4s srea
most eco !, s.spssicsl to- bay3s
kin se i ii !. fsb g. taull q 4
3 aissoEg The sls' l.
lrepresesf after f,e; Il;
fors slss.s' s
has .I IS &;
Etigssie@
80 spfsE5enyT, N
lxo<Ssc;sg,s @ ]. |, 6
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Now hight ID Igaatorv.

Teacher Who was the 6gst rsaur..
derera II.
Son Of Dlssing aishea
spodV irnS,ys. Al Cain and Abel
assffair, Eain had 40 TIA defend
him, SO tie svssa ansl
he got eoss Brook sss