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80 other women arc allowed such wide
latitude iu tho bu iu0ss world perhaps as
American women. aud we are promo to- De-
lIeyc that thc equality Of The scrcs can
only D. o-'an...hn ly public contar' in
business I.attor. But there is home
phase 81 the question Chat appeals to COM
InDu sense most profoundly Rules az
hu-Inc-7 c0rdrDl upon which TIE hulu-
cial prosperity VI nation depends must
hc taught Iu small ways 90 boys gn4 girls
ly mother. il rho homo CD become r rnu-
mont e-cell .Icic- ol character that viii aft
onward influence public affairs.
While Ben many bones women arr allow
cd iull Consideration in financial matters,
others arr subject % the humiliation of "a
dependent Obliged % lcy for every uccci-
ary dollar while set others 1rc placed in
tie equally dcfcriomt.ug afmusphcra OF
lavish allowance without regard go where
80 comes from OF whether tine husband can
afford &c. 10 ID difficult Go decide which a
itre two extreme is most disastrous to
90 -poctiuV and worthy development "a
tho character a. those subject 40 such D.
ample iu thc home. Sons brought mp p.
regard uoihcrs as dependents will r.t.I
hHye wei balanced sense Of equity iH
other affairs 90 life. Tho man WHO b.
taught Oh regard woman as 90 creature
Whose wilkins must o. rafilei al the rr
Ucr-r ~ Justice and cuodiiors VIII tr.r.ia
doubtful rusiurs morality a. al Times
when BE NanIfyor affection. arc Involved
Jennie Miller Monthly.
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How nlr sIecre. ORIGINATED.

Rousseau says, Ugly women almost al
WAYS introduce the fashions, and pretty wo-
men arc foolish enough TO follow them. A"
IL is probably true that no fashion Is in
troduccd without some reason, and this
reason is general either the display of a
beauty or the conccalncnt of a dcfoct-of-
tencr the latter When the immense
slocvcs-thcn called gigot slcevos--came
into fashion more than 90 years ago, they
were evolved out of the shrowd conscious
ness OF Frenchwomen that they would
serve 20 diminish the apparent size Of their
largo waists
A French fashion writer of that period
SAYS: "Whcn tho sleeves called giRot first
made their appearance, every one exclaim-
od against the bizarrcrie OF a fashion which
not only concealed the shape OF the arm,
hut made it appear larger than the waist,
and the ladies who first woro these sleeves,
lined with buckram for the purpose of puff
ing them out, appeared as if each shout
der were inclosed in a balloon. Still this
singular style of sleeve became very gen
eral and no longer appeared ridiculous.
From custom its elegance was admitted
even by those who first ridiculed IL. We
yielded To the authority of the greater
number, and &c would have been ridiculous
not to follow fashion almost universal
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A Curious Feminine Inconsistency.

1t is curious Inconsistency Of our ma
turc that we women who appreciate so
highly the small happinesses of life when
we get them should be so much slower
than mon to bcstow them.
II is not nice of US It gives men a
chance 20 say things we do not like 70
hear but &c is nevertheless a fact that few
Of MS will do the little kind act for "a sister
woman with the same alacrity that would
bc observed If a-man were involved. Who
over heard of the clcrgyman's sister or
the doctors mother receiving half or quar-
ter Of the little meaningless but pleasant
attentions which arc showered upon the
brother or SOM
II is delightful and gives one such a
charming feeling of importance TO be made
the coufdante of the troubles of some fas-
cinating young fellow. He is comforted,
counselcd and urged 20 come again. tx
cuscs are made for him when he is in the
dumps. and he is encouragd 10 dilate on
the subject of his woes by the hour Put
"a woman in his place and where is our
paiienccy She is considered a bore, is
avoided switched or on some other sub
ioct, hCld up as an example Of what a nui-
sanco a woman can make Of herself, and
finally dropped cntiply.-Jcssie NJ. Bur
g0yne in Donahue's Magazine.
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10 SIC In thc KItcllrn.

a handy thing in kitchen is good
sized slate. 80 often things that are quito
necc sary are forgotten because they were
not noted down, and serious annoyance Is
occasioncd By their absence a slate only
costs 1O cents. II can be hung above tho
kitchcn table by a long string, and the
pencil can De attached by another These
need not be removed from the wall at any
time, but can Doe hung 10 ~ 10 be- used cas-
fly. As soan as something Is discovered
licking h. hould De put down. Anything
unusual That Is TO he done and yet might
b. forgotten cam also BE- put On the slate.
You viii be surprised 10 find how many
step and Oh. I forpots' Sc will save in a
day. % is better than paper and lead pen
Gil, because you can take your hands Ont
Of tAc DISH water and VI rite 0n the instant
without walking tll SOU have finished. L.
EAchanor
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rinln white muslin curtains with frills OF
tho same. The bed covering made with
out lining matches tho curtains The
door Is covered by jointlcss mating that
Is figured i'm the weave and which has q
grccnish east i'm color, though not dyed.
over this o. a largo japanese cotton rug i'm
light olivgs and white. Tho furniture Is
OF mahogany without a line Of carving,
but nlaid with gilt and mother OF pearl
tracerics
II one Is buying mating, Il Is almost
waste of money To buy that which Is cheap
II 10 Is to 60 into q room where Il Is e. be
exposed to wear. But the fine thick Jap
nncsc mating will give excellent service
ana as &c Is jointless can be turned to ad-
vantage IL does not allow dust 20 sift
through IT, as do the cheaper kinds. It
should 10 laid over a lining of carpet pa
per. Ii bought by the piece, this mating
costs considerably less than by the yard.
II soilcd, wash Il in tcpid water contain
ing a tablespoonful of salt.-Now York
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tablishsd institution. I, would no, uav us
20 make sale that would not be satisfae-
tory 10 che consumer. lis 20 our inteieai
20 furnish you with No. article Of noas
and a srisi Of either "saska,ohovan" or
-Montsna Balls" will demonstrate that We
have succeeded In doing %. Evsry sack
guaranteed. Ever sack alike. Your in
terssts and GUS are identical. Merit alone
deserves success.
THE MANUFACTURERS.
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one az ihe change that have struck
me- torciiiy in resent years, remarked %
publisher recently. "is that which exists
IN ih' literary woman of today and her
pl'u.ct-ar Of Do years ago In the old
da'a tln Sew York woman who made her
hNnf hy Ter Icn war mot stylish crca-
tuir That sao Aad ink on her fingers
short iaIr nnd rusty black costume Is
Dr. strictly fui" huf she Showed very liz
Or Do fln iar the current fashions II is
''ff different today Some OF the bO-t
dn sal women in this city arc engaged Ia
literary work Perhaps this Is due 10 the
ilff Iaat fhty WaEo uoIr money than
'alHr ip thr HuthYross % decade back, but
whatever the rau-e may De- there has been
% FNff Improvement iu che outward APP
air.non ni brainy women New York
World
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Had to Have a New Gown.

a funny story is told Of a Murray Hill
society woman who ordered a new gown
for her portrait which had been painted
hnlf dozen years ago, and, oddly enough,
the artist consented 20 furnish it. 81 new
CT liked the dress anyway" explained the
lively lady, who Is nothing IL not original,
land have grown tired 20 death Of il, so
I told Mr. - that l would give him the
price of "a new Worth gown if he would
turn me out in something new At first
be laughed and refused TO do it. but in
sisted and offered TO pay his own price /
said that my portrait must absolutely wear
a now dress, and IL he would not do 10
must find some one else who would. This
alarmed him, and he finally consented,
and now my portrait is wearing my latest
pct from Doucot
81 suppose in year or two you will
want IL done over again, " laughed her
friend
"No, ] don't think so. "You sec, this
is really heeominr, and feel quito con
tent TO show myself 90 posterity in a gown
that really like. New York Tribune.
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Woman and Wages.

Many women work in the business ranks
though not compelled 10 do 50. IL Is owl
dent that these may successfully compete
with women who are compelled 70 work,
and IL Is certain that their competing has
an effect on wages. Can there be any deny
ing that IL tends 20 reduce wagcsf TAX
ing everything into account, there Is an in
adequacy in woman's wages. In the ma
jority OF occupations the average wages Of
boy, girl and a woman added together
amount 20 those Of man. This is largely
duo 20 competition. Men have the adyan-
tage over women in seeking employment,
as they are not disabled by physical weak
ness, timidity or by Liabilities 70 miscon-
struction, as women arc.-American Jour
nal Of Politlcs.
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Tho woman who pours out tea is i'm
bucd with graceful tact Her desire TO APP
pear well 80 am entertainment for sweet
Charitys suku' isno less keen than her
wish To hogttrac-ivc al purely social func-
ton She know bow Co discriminate too.
FrfuCs with thcir hands budget laden
VII not De- apt to come arTayod in ''pur-
pie and zinc linen Recognizing the true
code ol hospitality that ono pust not out
shine ouc's guests. She wears "a stylishly
made wooden gown Of becoming shade,
high 10 thc throat and long 90 the wrists,
G. white cmbr0it red apron tied about her
waist. The touch Of picturesque gOwning
She generally leaves 10 the bud who dis
pclsc. the chocolate. The germ Of tact IS
likewise here. The simple dress OF hello
trope hlngalinc has the neck but slightly
rounded and blricred with deep cream
lace That falls almost 90 the slender waist,
that IS cneirclcd hy bDlt Of chased silver.
The delicate arms thlt reach forth the ar
tiatir cups. with their fragrant contents,
are yeiled beneath similar lace from the
elbows bend Sine who puts the query,
" Cohcc-suuar ana Crc,mt' uo,d not
tuEc the text Of her toilet from the i.ll
bloom scarlet ro. 5 strcwu over the dam
aal. cloth. even 81 ler dci.ut ses.ou docs
datc lit,lc hiak. porhup. the succession
of Social tr.umphs La4 stolen bit Of the
glow from her checks. tho colors of her toi-
lets may boz chosen e aa torcplir tho dam
ago I'm p.rt. For Lcr may De- suggested "a
bodice of puDpr, rcd chiffon worn over "a
skirt Of h'acl. Erlura royal ailk. trimmed
deliberately itLaCcorliou plating of black
chiffon Sine should VICAR "a comotti "a
apron Of lace trimmed linen lawn, tied
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bone. Ills the best hard wheat flour on
the market. h sold by all dsslsra and We
guarantee u 20 give satisfaction or money
refunded. Oar "Montana Belle" ia a sofa
wheat -four and is withoutA doubt the best
saft wheat -four Ia existence. Sold uuder
ths same conditions We lead. others fol-
low. and Abe expression "Our -four IL a.
good az toys" 10 ths chief stock In trade
Of our competitors. We are not transient
dealers. whose only sim IL 10 make a sale
without regard for results We a'e an es-
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stances In keeping with The old saying
Distant aolds lock green" one feature
OF this weak sids OF humanity is that IN
nine eases out o. zen they ana when Ter
haps 500 late that. after all There's no
place like home"
A gentleman residing In she state OF New
Yotk unexpectedly inherited large for
tune. lie had head 30 often Of the eplen-
did scenery possessed by the Old World
that. being lover Of the beautiful In ma
ture. he determined 90 visit Europe. With
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~ little delay as possible he arranged his
affairs and started ON his trip. After bis
return TO Amorioa part Of his homeward
iourne1 was BY the Hudson river. AZ the
steamer on which he was a passenger pur-
sued its course ny this beautiful stream,
such panorams OF oveE-ohaneine beauty
met ths gaze Of our traveller, a. he looked
nov a. ons shore, now At the othsr that he
was alternately filed With awe admiration
ana ustonishmenL II have spent two
years in travel" said be, 'but right ct
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home We have scenery that lie not sur
passed In The world"
Nos, my Montana friend. u may be that
you ara inclined 20 iniuEs yourself aud the
community Al large BY prefeffine On in
fe'ior foreign made article. or one made a,
a distance instead Of a superior and really
nrst-olass article that hasa home brand on
a. II such Il the Case We desire 30 putYou
on tho right track - regards fou-. without
delay or expsnss Our "saskatohewan" is
a hard wheat -four made right bore Al
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Independent Agents

THE HELENA INDEPENDENT 10
on sale by the following news
dealers in this city and state, and
in Idaho, Utah, Colorado, Wash
ington, California and Minnesota,
who will furnish single copies or
receive subscriptions for the daily
or weekly:
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Diet, Not Drugs.

Mrs. Rorer, the princess Of cooks, hit
the nail on the head and stunned half the
women at the New York food show when
she said: IF you want your husband and
children 20 be vcll and good, diet them.
The age is suffering from stomach trouble.
/ firmly believe that science will take ont
a bad stomach as a tonsil is removed, and
the emancipatcd patient will live and be
happy Sick people don want 10 be drug
gcd, they need 70 be dictod, and the med
ical profession know IL too.
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Fifth avenue than the average girl who Is
dccked out with the peltry Of "A Partisan
modisto Yet my little beauty was not
satisfied until she had obtained a fun out
ht of the latest fashionable cut-as near
as her purse would compass it-and
pranccd out in Il. She looked 90 per cent
less attractive ia 10 than In her palmer
gnrh, but she's ever 50 much happier, for
she's in the fashion. Polly Pry in New
York Recorder
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CHERIFI's sALK-PRIsCILLA y. CAMP
y bell plaintiff, Albert NJ lbornburgh,
Franklin Wallace. Mary l.. Nallace. q. n ".
oster, Louie C. J. otx o. Assignee OF Franklin
J.. Wallace. 1he Denver Investment and tank
ing company. Limited, Robert Z. Billings, de-
feLdanta.
Inder and By virtue OF an order % sale and
decree OF force losuro and sale issued out Of tho
district court sf tue First iudieia district Of TIE
stHlo Of Montana IN and for ths county q LEWIS
and iarse. on tue "a day Of April. ID, lst4
in he above entitled action, whsfoin Priscilla D.
C4mpbsll, the above named plaintiff. oh aimed
= judgment ana decree II foreclosure and sale
against tho above nAmel parties a. defendants
thu 80 day Of pril. A. A.. lsgi for the sam Of
- .i56. ~. besid5e Interest. costs and attorneys
fees. wh .ch All decree WA tho I'd day OF
Apii. A. %. 1894. recorded IN Judgment boOk
Nc. -- Of said court a. page -. am com
m.hesd 70 ,s az ,. ss' an lo Bs sss
fnsterI addition 10 the city OF Helena. in tho
comfy u A. Wis and Clarke, state OF Montana
AID bounded and described a. follows. tu-wit
lsgiunlng a. a point ia the oast side Of nesttis
street ntysiE feet north OF tho south west corner
Of block number 54s. u the said kastsrly sedi-
pon 10 he said city OF Helena. running thence
east ssvrnty- tive feot 20 point in IN alley ran
ninR norm and south through said block. hence
north along tie -wsst eide 81 taid alley twt nty-
siK ieet to punt. theaco wost soFenty-hve feet
Ia q point 10 the east Hido of eAtue street nnd
thence south along to east s.da of cattle street
twoniy ia feet 10 tho place u beginning. fnid
81 lois numherei ~ and A.. IN card ulocE nuin-
bsr.d ~. according 20 AMI a. said lots are de-
addition. which plat D. nos on ne In tue msn
ner provided b. law in the uihce Of the county
recorder % tie eald county Of Lewis and tlArsa
4oaethsr with all and singular tho tenements
Lrroll amcnts and sppurtenancss thoreunto be-
lonaing or m aaysiss rpgestai ming
lfGhlls uu les i hereby given. that on Nednea-
daY the zlln day - April. 40. ih9L - a.
,'ciack n. q taat day. a. ihe frost door % tho
court hsuso. i elena. LoWis and CLARKE county
tfuntana. / vii. in obedience 20 said oruof %
d. and ascrse a fofrcloaure azd saio. ssil "a b
Above dsacribsl pro eriy, or 20 fnuon thereof -
mar be- necessary 10 -atia.y aatd Judgment alth
ntarest ana custs 90 the highest bidder. for
Given under my hand this an day Of April.
CHARlI'S y. CUEII5. Sheriff.
RID l.. Hes. lndor rhorin
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VERSUS MONTANA.

We would like 20 call your attention 70
a very common phase ia the mske-up OF
most men. viz; The inclination OF ten
asncy 70 look IN the most remote place Tor
what they want rather than nearer home.
The farmers son does MOI see At home
the chances be imagines no can see a. a
distance. The young man In iowa sees a
bright future for himself in some other
town or city. We might cite many in
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Il would be worth while for tho ladies TO
bear In mind that II they take gentle
course OF Ayers SaIsspaTilla 10 the spring.
they will have no trouble with ''prisklV
heat" "hives." "sties." ''boils" or black
heads when summer comes. Prevention
is better than cure.
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UTAH
COLORADO.
WASHINGTON.

CALIFORNIA.
q. G Wlbur. Hotel San Francisco
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MINNESOTA.

Wrbur Tsbbils ..... . Mer chants Hstsl. St Paul
willard 8. DsnRis.... Hotel Ryan. St paD
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DIAMOND
Rock Drills,
Prospecting Mineral Veins
and Deposits,

Boring vertically, horizon
tally, or at any angle to any
desired depth, taking out a
cylindrical section or core
the entire distance, showing
exact character and giving
perfect section of the strata
penetrated. Also for
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-29
Mrs. Bolton is looking extremely we'll
What do you attribute it toy"
The dressmaker, of course, dear"
500 REWARD, sIoo.


The readers OF this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaosd
disease that science has been abb. to cure
in all its stages and that is catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure now
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatement. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces Of the
system, thereby destroying the foundation
of the disease, and giving the patieut
strength by building up the constitution
and assisting nature in doing its work.
The proprietors have 80 much faith in its
curative powers, that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it fails
to cure. Send for list of Testimonials.
Address, FL. CHENEY & Co., Toledo,
Ohio Sold by druggists, rs cents.
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s. l.. GEISTHARDT
Attorney at Law.
BURR BLOCK.
SHERIFF SALE,

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
OF an order of sale issued by the clerk of
the district court OF the third judicial
district Of Nebraska, within and for Lam
caster county,in an action wherein Maria
A. ellison is plaintiff, and Daniel H.
Young ct al are defendants, I will at 2
O'Clock p. m, on the 23d day of October
A. D. 1894, at the east door of the
court house, in the city Of Lincoln, Ian
caster county, Nebraska, offer for sale at
public auction the following described
real estate, to.wit:
All of lots numbered eleven I'LL and
twelve III in block number twenty seven
ia in Dawson's Addition to South Tin
coin in Lancaster County, Nebraska.
Given under my hand this Goth day of
September, A. D. 1894.
FRED A. MILLER,
Sheriff.
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POUND & BURR
Attorneys at Law.
BURR BLOCK.
Sheriff Sale.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of
an order Of sale issued by l. w. Lansing.
county Judge, within and for Lancaster
County, Nebraska, in an action Rachel
s. Brock is plaintiff and Alexis Halter lie
defendant, will at 10 o'clock a. m. on
the Ord day Of October A. d. 1894 at
number lob p street in the city of Lin
coin. Lancaster County. Nebraska, offer
for sale at'public auction the following
described goods and chattels, to wit:
One piano, one piano stool, one piano
cover and one bronze glass covered
clock.
Given under my hand this 10Th day of
September, A. D. 1894.
FRED A. MILLER,
Sheriff.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-29
SPIRIT LAKE IOWA

This is the nearest popular resort to Lin
coin. The lake is large and the surround
ings beautiful. The fishing, boating, hunt
ing and hotels excellent. Route via the
Northwestern Line-Apply at city Office,
III south 10 St.
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CHEAP TRAVELLING.

The round trip rates to Hot Springs, 8.
D., offered by the Burlington Route are low
very low, as low - can be quoted.
Ask your local agent about them.
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Then call or write for one of our descrip-
tive pamphlets on Arkansas. Texas, Miss
ouri. Oklahoma, etc., issued by the Missouri
Pacific. Harvest excursion dates Sept. 18th,
18th and October 9th. City Ticket Office,
12O1 o street.
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"On what does Skiffins base his suit for
libel?-
ION a casual reference to him as the
ideal juror in a capital case"
Il tell you," said one OF the convention
alists who we're gathered sbout the village
store, ''sorac men has the knack. Look at
81 Perkins. Everything he touches turns
ter money!
"Yes," said Hiram Stackers, "thet's the
difference between me an 81: l teched
some real money once, an I'm burned ef it
didn't turn into eawdust."
Visitor What's that big pole sticking
out of the ground there?
Native-Why, that's the axis Of the earth.
Didn't you know that you were in Boston?
SIS auntie delusion, mamma?
why. Berthe! What put such an out
landish question into your head?"
We'll ] henr1 papa say that Mr.. Gofast
was always huggirg some delusion or other,
and last eYening--"
BERTHE! lie did not!''
Lady-Have you Fashionable SINS" or
"A Gilded Sin?''
Clerk-Neither, madam.
Lady1Then give me 1.-Two Kisses.
do you think that young Chinkles will
succeed in business?"
Succeed in business! l should say not
Why, he'd try to organize an ice water
trust in October"
Smith says he has the key to the situa-
tion'
Shut the door! He'll be here in less
than ten minutes to borrow a dollar to get
the lock!''
Mrs. Bolton is looking extremely we'll.
What do you attribute it tor
The dressmaker, of course, dear"
500 REWARD, SIoo.
The readers OF this paper will De pleased
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1894-09-29
THE BEAUTY OF NIAGARA

can never be described and it has never
be described and it has never been pictured
30 adequately and satisfactorily as in the
portfolio just issued by the Michigan Gen.
trail, The Niagara Falls Route" 1t con-
tains fifteen large plates from the best in
Simultaneous photographs, which cannot be
bought for as many dollars. These can be
bought for ten cents by sending to H.
H. Marley. s. w. Pass. agent, Union de-
pot, Kansas City. Mo.
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THE COURIER
Alleged Gomicalities.

"On what does Skiffins base his suit for
libel?'
ION casual reference to him as the
ideal juror in capital case"