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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-08-23

1t is rumored that a syndicate is being
formed, with members all over the coun-
try, to buy all the large granite plants
around Barre
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my cash"
In deepest detection he spoke.
mot a cent to my name; with my friends
tbs the same;
Ay, even the hammock is broke"
Washington Star.
As he saw it. Dorcas-My dear, you
remind me of the new patent folding bed
you bought.
Mrs. Dorcas-Elow so, love?
Dorcas-Because You are so hard to
shut up Judge.
"You just didn't get here in time, mann
ma, exclaimed little Jack, after sneezing
violently, my nose came very near
blowing up
His excuse-"What. supper not ready
vet?" exclaimed the emancipated wom-
an as she threw off her overcoat after a
long days business,
'Tm very sorry dear" replied her hus-
band, "but there was a bargain sale at
Chintz & Challv's this afternoon, and
there was such a crowd of men there |
found it difficult to get what l wanted
and that delayed me-"
Uncomplimentary.- Amy-Does Alice
! Sharp know you well?
Sappington- Oh, yes. why, she take;
all sorts of liberties with me. She calleC
me fool yesterday.
Amy-Did she? She must have known
you quite WE'LL New York Herald,
"How many bells are in this chime ?
asked the curious traveller, Eight al
tolled,' said the sexton.- indianapolis
Journal.
lust Awakened.-Mr Hiram Daily
"Have you any reason for not being up
Bridget" The New Cook-"Phaix, Tu
not slape walker, mum .thots tn
rayson!"- Puck
"Some folks" said Uncle Eben, "am S
skyaht OBJ dom dab wuhk ony halt w a,
dat dey inwari'bly draps hit right at d
begnnin'. = Washington Star.
A Soft Answcr.-Mrs Newcomer
Good morning! Is this Mrs Teachem
, private school?
: Mrs Blinks (hotly)-Indeed it ism
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-08-23

THE SUMMER RESORT VICTIM.
"In way that was rash l have squandered
my cash"
In deepest detection he spoke.
''Not cent to my name; with my friends
It's the same;
Ay, even the hammock is broke"
Washington Star.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-08-23
WEST WATERFORD.

Charles Wilcomb who bought out the
stage route short time ago, is doing
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-08-23

DR.. Soule and family of Iowa and Mrs
Stephen Baxter OF Washington, D. c.
are visiting here.
Methodist camp-meeting this week at
Lyndonville.
Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Pratt Mr.. and
Mrs. o. D.Gray and c. S. Phillips are
taking a carriage drive through the White
Mountains,
G. W. McGaffey has returned from an
extensive Southern trip.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-08-23
A Notable Reunion.

The reunion of the former students of
the Orleans Liberal Institute takes place
today. The school was once the leading
preparatory school in this section.
Among its former students are men who
have distinguished themselves in every
pursuit. and they are scattered through
out the entire country. A large attend
ance is expected and there is a convey
ancc to all trains Prof. Isaac A. Parker
of Lombard University. Galesburg, ILL.,,
was principal in the palmy days OF the
school and will be present at the reunion.
Vim. Merriam and Hiram Mcclellan are
the only members of the old board OF
trustees who are living, and they will be
present Among many prominent grad
yates are Congressman Grout and Col.
!. II. Bisbee Of Chicago.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-08-23

An Awful misunderstanding are
you so anxious to marry my daughter,
sir?
Alphabetically because o(my desire
to have you for my mother-in-law, mad
am.
His request was granted. Texas
Siftings.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-08-23
MIDSUMMER MUSINGS.

COMPARATIVE Cost.
AS to the trolley wires,
1t has been found
Cheaper to put the people
Under the ground.
-lChicago Daily Tribune.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1895-08-23

This is a private house and these are my
own children.
Mrs. Newcomer (hastily)-l thought
it must be school because the children
looked so cultivated and educated and
scholarly and-and refined, you know.
Mrs Blinks (genialIy) - Oh, yes, Of
course. Come in and sit down. Lucy,
call in your six brothers and five sisters
and introduce them to the lady, while |
get ready to 90 around with her and
show her where Mrs. Teachem's school
is.-TNew York Weekly.
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The marriugc OF Mrs. Maggie 4. Biz
kctt Travis, OF Elm Grove, ". Va, and
Mrs. Henry VI. Morrison, OF lndianapo.
lis, Ind, was solemuized on Sunday in
that city ut T. O'Clock. at the residence
OF Rev. Mr.. Knox. They wero attended
by Mr., b. +. S,ockdale, OF Louisville,
kv., and Miss Eva Smith, of Nashville,
Ind. The bride was becomingly attired
in gown OF changeablo green silk and
lace, and carried brides rosea. She Is
the eldest daughter OF the late Robert
BirSett, OF Elm Grove, and is charm
ing accomplished lady. Tho groom is a
prominent architect OF indianapolis
and man oil many sterling qualities.
Tho beat wishes OF host OF friends 20
with them to their new home. They
will 20 to housekeeping ut an early date.
For tho present they will I've n. homo to
their friend, at Georges hotel, Indian.
apoiis.
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ABSOlU TElA4 PURE

SCI, 900 at tho Montrose salo. On tho
other hand, his Mrs rOwnal ns llobc. !"
bought In last ycar for $1,000. fetched
only $1,000, aud Gainsborough's "Mme.
Lobrnu." bought In ut Sl5,5OO, was sold
Tor Sl0,750.
Gerrit Goyscr, tho woll.knovn Dutch
dwarf, who rivals in sizo tho late Con.
Tom Thumb, has joined tho Salvation
army Of tho Netherlands, and may DO
seon promunading tho streets OF Tho
Hague and Amsterdam In tho Salvation
army uniform and presiding At crowded
prayer mostings.
Rider Haegard considots "Joss" his
most finished novel, on which his fanio
will BIO most likely to rest. The heroine
oil tho Transvaal tragedy was n rcal por.
son, and her housu IL shown to tourists
who visit Pretoria.
Thomas Smith, OF Paris. ILL.,, is nino.
ty.lvo years old, and claims to be tho
oldest survivor OF tho civil war, in
which he fought on tho union side. lilo
carries three confederate bullets in his
body.
Tho colossal bronze statue OF the late
Marshal MacMahon, which il dcstine d
to adorn tho market square Of Magenta,
has been successfully east At Pricotta,
near Milan,
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There was good sized crowd at the
picnic given by Flint Glass Workers
union No. . at tho State Fair ground
on Saturday and all had an enjoyable
time in spite OF the heat. The Bridge
uort boys beat tho Gallagher nine, of
Moundsrillo. by Il score of 20 to 10.
Robert Andcrson's two runners, bob
Anderson" and "Graden." maize very
exciting race, the former winning two
successive heats. The lO0.yard.ioot
rlce between Charles Lewis and Billy
laIo was won by Lewis, who defeated
his opponent about two yards.
The Pastlnc club gave very success.
iul picnic ut Mozart park. The attend
ance was unusually large, especially in
the evening. 1t continued TIL mid.
night.
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LISsI.Y's FIELD DAY.

Ths Young Athietcs WIN Hold Forth nj
tho state Fair Grounds This Afternoon.
Tho Programme.
Tho annual field day Of tho Linsly
Institute students tRkos place this after.
noon on the beautiful now State Fair
Grounds on tho Island. Tho frat event
on tho programme viii DO called at .
o'clock aud tho others will follow in
quick succession. There Is unusual
rivalry among tho students this sum
MGR aud the result will DO long list OF
spirited contests.
Tho officials aro as iollows: Starter,
George Marshall, OF tho Y. NJ. G. A. ;
reforoo. ". inGics, Of Washington d
Jotrerson college; judges, F. r. Huso.
man, A. l.. Wheat, a. Johnson; time
keepers, Charles llancher, W. J.
Lukcns and John Laue; chief marshal,
W. Sweeney; clerk OF tho course, ". NJ.
Vance; unnouncers, G. I. Dobbins, w.
Wagner; scorer. II. Q. IlaElstt. The
list Of events and entries follows:
One hundred yard dash---C. W. Alex.
ander, L. Doepkin. l. Emsheimer, A. A.
Wilson. G. II. Quimby, Il. llogg, II.
Bieberson. +. D. Adams.
Junior bicycle race, onO.hnlf mile
&. W. johnson, L. Lenkard, NJ. o. Ncis.
kc!l, II. Milliran.
Standing broad Iump-A. A. Wilson,
II. NJ. Robb. o. Schad. J. ". johnson.
Two hundred and twenty yard dash
u. II. Quimby, G. W Alexander, q.
llorg, L. ID. Adams.
Bicycle race, ono.huit mile-G. W.
Johnson. i. Il. Wheat, K. Smith, &.
Caldwell.
Standing high jump-A. A. Wilson,
II. NJ. Robb. T. Cummins.
Running high kick-C. W. Alexander.
T. Hughes. II. NJ. Robb.
l90.yard hurdle race-C. W. Alcxan-
der. a. a. Wilson, Ii. NJ. Rob5, L. d.
Adams.
Bicycle race, one mile-F. r. Wheat,
c. simpson, q. Caldwell, L. Smith, G.
W. Johnson.
Junior tifty-vard dash-l. Pollock, |.
Emshcimer, L. kemple, L. Lash, ".
llugus.
RunninC high jump-A. A. Wilson,
II. NJ. Robb.
44O-yard rune. W. Alexander, C.
II. Quimby. II. Bieberson, L. y. Adams.
Junior running broad jump-ll. Pol.
lock, W. North. ". llucus, l.. Lash.
Putting twelvc-pound shot-W. Cald-
well, J.. W: johnson, c. II. Quimby, W.
Otto. 7. kun,z.
SS0-yard rune. W. Alexander, C. II.
Qutmby, II. Bieberson, L. b. Adams.
Two milo handicap bicycle raco-F.
T. Wheat, p yards; C. Simpson. 100
yards; q. W. Johnson, % yards; Il.
Caldwell, 80 yards; K. Smith, scratch;
L. leuKard. 90 yards.
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IN THE COURTS.
Many Matters Disposed OF by the Judge,
Htturl nv

Many Matters Disposed OF by the Judges
Saturday
Saturday was m unusually busy day
in tho local courts. Judge Campbell
adjourned till court in course. In his
court, in tho case Of Lotto V. Porter vs..
John C. White, tho bond OF $500 was
declared forfeited.
In the case OF state for use OF Bridget
Dougherty Va. James Slodman. de-
murrera to somo special pleas were sus.
tanned and others overruIed.
In the case OF tho Mayer Poultry and
Game company vs.. Standard Insurance
company, tho summons was amended.
In the case OF Bcl,z, Fading & Co. VS.
Jane o. Arkle OF. al.. an order WAS on.
tered filing a supplied bill in tho place
OF the bill lost.
The case OF Peterson Manufacturing
company vs.. +. &. Caldwell was dis.
missed.
In the case OF Hugh Rogers vs. the
city, the demurrer was overrued, apiea
OF not guilty entered. and leave given to
file special pleas within sixty days.
In the caso OF John West vs.. House 4
Hermann. tho demurrer was overruled,
plea OF not guilty entered, and leave
given TO file special pleas at the next
term.
In Judge Paulrs court in the case OF
the FriCk 4 Lindsay Company vs. the
General Engineering Company, there
WIS an order confirming the sale Of the
nj IL VT ! h a l,,,tt
OF the proceeds.
In the matter Of the petition OF
Amanda Phillips, guardian. for author.
ity TO sell her wards interest in certain
real estate, there was decree confirm.
ing the sale and ordering deed made
10 the West Virginia Exposition and
State Fair Association.
The case OF Albert Schann rs. John
West and others. WAS referred TO Com
missioner George T. Boyd.
Pauline Pyles was granted divorce
from Harry Pyles.
In the case OF Christina Coats VS.. +.
i. Goats, the defendant was restrained
from in any manner interfering with
tho personal liberty OF defendant
In the case OF Bel;z. Fading & Co. VS..
John 7. Jones and others, there was
final decree.
In the case OF Mary Doen vs.. John +.
Worthen. there was au order overruling
the demurrera and filing answer.
Tho case OF Emma b. Carter va.
Charlie, Hoffman, was dismissed by
agreement.
The case OF william VI. Hanllan VS..
Kate G. llcndlan was dismissed.
Before Judge llugus. in the case of
State vs.. Goodiriond. tho demurrer to
the Indictment was ovcrrulcd.
In the case OF State ~. J. Dunn, twice
indicted ior felonies, there was plea OF
guilty to mlsdcmeanors, and sentence
OF two months imprisonment at hard
labor in each case.
Arguments were heard on n motion
for new trial in the case OF State VS..
Mrs. Elizabeth Maxwell, One of the
grounds i, the absence OF Juror Zane
from the jury room for sevcn minutes,
while he made out check. The court
took the matter under advsement.
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The funeral OF JOHN W. Weidc!. who
was drowned in tho river OIL Friday
night, took place from his lato residence
in Martins Ferry yesterday afternoon,
and was largely attended. The Martins
Ferry M;cnncrchor sang RES, in Peace"
before tho asscmbla.e departed The
services were held IN the German Cath
Ole church, Wheeling, and tho inter-
ment was ut Mt. Calvary. The floral OIL
fcrincs were numerous. Anon. thcm
was 4 pillow bearing lho letters, &c. 4.
v" from tho Gorman-Amcrican Vet
Grams. OF which tho deceased was Il
member. Tho pail bearers were all
members OF this association. They
were Henry BSu, Joseph Korn. Charles
Tundt, Jacob Sen;linger, August Sccl
and Michael Snyder. Tho widow Of the
late Mr. Wcidlo is only eighteen ycars
old and has one child.
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On Friday evening next, June :, the
Wheeling Choral club will give its grand
sprlng concert nj tho Grand opera
house. Mrs. Anne kenuard Martin is
soprano. and tho Pittsburgh Lady Quar-
totto will assist. 1t is composed OF
Misses liowelIs. Hammer, Damn aud
Conc. Tho pupils in this city of Mr..
James Martin, who will take part. are
Miss Alinncta EneIc. Miss Xou Hastings,
Miss Isabella Henry, Miss Adca Metz.
ncr. DR.. .. W. Burdats. Mr.. Frederick
IL. Frazier, and Mr.. Archibald a Tay-
!or. Misses Mary l. johnson aud An
Mo Y. Sngr will be the accompanies
Tho programme il richly attractive
one. Tho sale OF sea,s will open Mt +.
W. Baumrr ~ Cos music store to.mor.
row at n. m.
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BREAKFAST BUDGET.

Dr.. Tynberg has exhibited to the
New York Medical society twin girls,
six weeks old, who are joined together
by fusion OF their spinal cords. They
are healthy and vigorous, and NAV live
to attract the attention OF dime museum
visitors.
OF all the college yells this ono OF the
pharmacy department OF tho Kansas
State University is absolutely the worst:
"Eriodlctyon., glutirosum,. chondoden-
dron, tomentosum Buchu. Wahoo phar.
macy. pharmacy. X. S. u"
Tho death OF Jean Bott, which occur.
rcd in lioDoken short time ago, can be
traced directly to his gricI over the loss
OF Il violin. The instrument. which " as
Stradivarius valued at $500. was
stolen about year ago.
The Venetians OF the twelfth century
tried 10 keep their women at home by
invcn,ing species OF wooden clog that
raised the solo about four inches from
the ground, and was difficult to use in
walking.
The following advertisement is from
New York daily: "Roast Cook Wo-
mun, strong. wanted Tor club. Wri,o
to y. H., caro- OF Blanks Advertising
Agency, West - street" -
4 man named Boyer. the alleged in
vcntor OF tho pigs III clover" puzzle,
has been arrested in Washington Tor
house robbery. 10 was identified by
means OF n marked cent.
An English captain asserts that he
saw scorpion which was confined with.
in circle OF fire deliberately raise ita
tail and commit suicide by singing it.
self ia the back.
The wGathicst physician in West.
morelNnd county. Pa, aged DR.. II. q.
loInison. OF Circen4burg, was killed by
plunge IRON window during an at.
tack OF vertigo.
The recent double lynchinc ut Dan.
vile, ILL.,, was participated il BY II man
from Montana. VINO claI ms TO have
taken part IN tiity.four lynchings.
Six youn. women Of a private school
at Wa!lnglord, Conn, have Just finished
weeks tramp through Mlddlosox and
New Haven counties.
Minnesota has variety OF wolves
which 30 closely resemble the Siberian
wolf that many people believe thcy
came from that country.
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Chicago advlces toll OF tho orsaniza.
ton OF manufacturers OF telephone ap.
paratus representing S3O,0O0,OO0 to pro.
tect their mutual interests and to
wage war on tho Boil company. This is
very natural kind Of organization and
il much mora likely TO have substantial
foundation than tho recently heraldcd
company with capital OF 100000, 900.
The Independent telephone interests,
in manufacturing and in operating, AFRO
already very large aud have before
them most inviting field. There ia
good reason for thom 10 organize and to
stand together. Tho idea OF tho manu-.
iacturora is to stand By those using
their devices This will foqtor tho de-
veIopcmcnt OF tho telephone business
on its present line, which Ia tho forum.
ton Of local companies to own and
operate local plants, in good timo con-
meeting them for tho mutual benefit and
convenience.
There is nothing in tho telephone
business to prevent tho people OF any
community from owning and opcrat.
Ing their plant auCcc8siully, thus hay
in2 in their own hands this important
instrument OF modern business, and
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keeping at homo tho profits which horo.
toioro have gone outside. Tho whole
thing 10 rational. logical aud good bust.



The ISrRLLtdEScrR mover placed any
faith In tho declaration Of tho Mormon
leaders that thcy and their followers
wero done with polyCamy and woro 70.
solved to acquiosce In tho law OF tho
United States against tho practice Of
that tenet OF their so-callcd religious
faith. Tho yielding was too sudden.
and II looked rs though tho always as.
tu.o Mormons wero playing 'posaum.
Tho development. in Utah juati1os
this view. Under cover OF abandoning
polygamy tho practice has boon con.
tinucd. to what o1tont can only DO con.
jocturod. Tho worst phase OF tho case
Is that Utah 10 about to como into tho
sistorhood OF states. II wo did not sup.
prcss polygsmy in tho territory, what
will DO the chance OF suppressing II in
4 sovereign State7
With tho Mormons dominant Utah
mover should by admitted to the union,
for Mormonism Ia rebellion against tho
government and tho laws OF tho United
States. 1t Is an alien power that has
grown up among ia aud intends to
koep itself alien.
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Woman for Sobricty.

The prevalence OF drunkenness in
Danbury. Connecticut, has induced 4
number OF unmarried women 10 band
together, pledging themselves not to
marry men who indulge in alcoholic
stimulants. They bundle drunkards
and moderate drinkers together. a
man who sues for the hand OF one OF
these young women must be total ab.
stalner. They take tho ground that
only such a man is safe. The move
ment is led by Roman Catholic young
women.
It would be very easy to look on the
funny side Of this total abstinence or.
ganization. The ready artist will sec
the young women OF Danbury waiting
for the suitors who never come, and in
this he will sec cause OF the early do.
cay OF their organization. The funny
men will have all sorts OF quaint con.
ceits concerning these young women.
The fact is thatii tho unmarried wo.
wen OF Danbury mean what they say
and will stick to it, they have organized
movement which the young mon OF
their community will take seriously.
To take such stand and maintain it
resolutely will force marrying men to
chose between strong drink and good
wives, and when thoughtful man is
go confronted it is not an absolu,e GER
tainty that hc will decide In favor OF
his glass.
Tho history oil such movement for
period OF ten years. oven in place no
larger than Dsnbury. would BIO OF great
value to sociology.
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GhrSntclliqtnrsr
WHEELING. JUNE ,, 1898.

Senator Carter and his Forty.Sinc.
Senator Carter, OF Montana, is out for
Senator Cameron. OF Pennsylvania, for
the Republican nomination for Presi-
don't. Senator Carter comes from sill.
vcr s,ato and is n silver man out aud
out. Senator Cameron comes from n
sound money state but has convinced
himself that free coinage is tho taking
thing and has gone in accordingly. lie
is thought to have furnished the sinewa
OF war freely to tho Warner-Sibley free
coinage propaganda, not with the idea
\oi helping Sibley to get tho presidency.
bu. in the hope that tho propagation OF
the silver seed would help Cameron in
apresidential way.
It is the proud boast OF Senator Carter
that no and his friends can command in
the next Republican national conreu.
ton 40 delegates to whoop it UP for the
free aud unlimited coinage OF silver.
To control the convention he will have
to have abou, ten times this many votes.
They will not be forthcoming. The
convention is a year of, aud the advo'
Gates OF free coinage arc not growing in
number. The dill. is in the other
direction, and is due to the better in
formation OF the people.
The campaign OF education COOS on,
to the Strengthening OF the cause OF an
honest dollar. The people arc getting
it pretty well into their hoads tina. n
dollar means q hundred cents in this
country. and that anything stamped
"0ne Dollar" and having less than 4
hundred cents OF value would be a
delusion.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

Prof. Crouch, OF kathleen Mavour.
nccn" fame, rcnnmbnrs Queen Victoria
as girl OF seven or eight years. lilo
was Mt that timn in tho British rovaI
household rs 'ccIlist in tho band.
This band WAS abolished by the reform
bill passed in the carly ,hirtio+. Prof.
Crouch played the cello ut, the qmcon's
coronation. llu came to tho United
States in 1870.
Tho Provost oi tho University Of
Pennsylvania has announced II Rift of
$4,000 from Robert II. l'oclcrcr, for
tho erection Of u house on tho durmi.
tory system.
Sir Joshua KcyaoIds' "por,rnit Of
Indy Smyth and Her Children" which
in 1873 was sold ior $3.50. brought
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Mr.. Fred Millnr. Of irving, Ill.,, writes
that he had II severe tidncy trouble for
many years, with severe pains in his
back and alao that hia bladder was nj.
fcclcd. 10 tried many so.callrd Kidney
cures but without any good result.
About II year ago no began the usr Of
Electric iiittrra ami found relief at oucn
Electric Ettcrs - especially adapted to
cure OF nlI IEidnrv aud Liver trouble,
and oitcn gives almos; instant relief,
Ono trial will provo 0u5 statement
rrca only soc Tor largo bottle. A
La:Wn Drug Go. s Drug Store. 4
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Saturday wuilC Mrs Elizabeth Thobc.
who's" husband is employed n, tho Riv-
crsldc works, was Wheeling n barrow
full OF coal across tho Baltimore Il Ohio
,rnck near BogEs' run, sEc was struck
by an engine with such force tha, she
was thrown several icct. She was
picked M UNCONSCIOUS and taken to her
homo. Whom she revived it was found
that hcr injuries. though very painful,
were not nj all dangerous.
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SHoES-ALExANDER.
THE WEATHER MAN

Played US a shabby trick. Just
as we began to sail into our
stock Of up. to.datc SUMMER
SHOES he makes It necessary
for people to get out their win.
ter cork.solcs. He has prom.
ised u.s., however. that IRON
now on we shall have no cause
to complain Of the cold, as he
means to even up BY pIling 1t
on EXTRA HOT. Go ahead, say
we. We are prepared to take
care OF our people. We have
5000 pairs Hot Weather Shoes,
O. styles. NEVER SO NICE,
NEVER SO CHEAP, and the
probabilities are they never
viii be again.