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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-16

TIE Arena for October is unusually at
tractive. a fine portrait of the talented
young Tennessee authoress, Will Allen
Dromgoole, forms the frontispiece. and a
richly illustrated paper on "Chester-o on
the Dee" from the pen Of the Editor
opens this issue. Mr.. Flower gives a
graphic history, AS we'll as "A vivid de-
scriptinn Of this quaint old city, IN a
most charming style, Whine many of the
pictures are superb. A contribution
which will doubtless excite general at.
teDtlon and occasion much comment is
from the pen of Hon. A. Il. Barrett. ex-
Government Examiner for failed banks,
entitled The Era OF Fraud" The rev.
citation OF fraud az pract!sed by many
banks are OF "A most astounding cEarac-
ter. Helen Fl. Gardener continues her
able history of the legislative battle
waged during last winter for the pro.
lection Of innocent girls against liber-
tines. Rev. Walter Evans. ID. d., n
Congregational Clergy man, discusses the
Influence of Plutocracy upon The
Church"in a vigorous manner. Robert
Grieve, who il not a single taxer is Ger.
family under the spell Of the prophet OF
progress aud Poverty" writes a
thoughtful paper on "Wby the Workers
Want" A'symposiun by representa-.
tive women on vital social problema con.
tains excellent papers by Julia A,
Kellogg. on "Land and Money" Char
lotto Perkins Stetson on The Solution
OF the Labor Question" and Alic.
Thatcher Post on "The Great Neighbor.'
1.-The England OF Sir Thomas More" b,
tho Editor Of the Arena is one OF tn,
strongest papers in his series on tn,
Renaissance. Ex-Gov. james M. Ashle,
writes very suggestively on "Should tn,
Supreme Court be ,Re-organized:"
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ATLANTA, Oct. IS. Colonel A. K.
Mcclure of the Philadelphia Zines adj
dressed the Iowa Press association on
the Importance of the work of news
paper men in this country. The meet
ing, which was held at the exposition
grounds, was followed by the election
of officers for the ensuing year. Lafay-
cite Young of Des Moines was elected
president; A. B. Shaw of Corning, Sec
rotary; G. NJ. Junkin of Fairfield, vice
president.
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NINETEEN ARE MISSING.

Part of the Crew OF the Wrecked Par
thja Not Heard From.
LONDON, Oct. 16.-A dispatch to
Lloyds from Valparaiso, Chill, an
nounces that the American ship Par
thia, Captain Carter, from Liverpool, on
June rs for San Francisco, with coal,
was burned at sea On Oct. /. The Par
thia proved q total loss. Several of her
crew landed here in one of the ships
boats, but the captain, chief mate and 10
of the crew who left the wreck in boats
are still missing.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-16
Must Keep Away From Korea.

YOKOHAMA, Oct. 16.-An imperial or
dinance has been issued prohibiting
Japanese from visiting Korea without
special permission from the government
Of Japan. A dispatch from Seoul states
that during the confusion which fol-
lowed the recent attack on the royal
palace there the rioters entered a bed
room and murdered three women, one
of whom is supposed to be the queen of
Korea.
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STEUBENNILLE, O., Oct. l6.-At Hope
dale, o., Miss buckingham, IL highly
respected young lady, was met by IA
drunken man named Legget. The girl
stepped off the sidewalk to avoid him,
but he grabbed her by the arm and
with the other hand drew il revolver
and shot the young woman through the
heart.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-16

FARGO, N. D., Oct. l8.-Chief Of Po-
lice Barnes went to st. Paul Saturday
night and made the arrest Of Joe Miller,
partner Of ex-Ofacer Berg in the Mon.
tam mine swindling scheme. On the
return trip Miller asked to go to the
toilet o and escaped through the
window, jumping from the swiftly.
moving train.
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CHARGED with Burning the House.

AMHERST, Wis, Oct. l6.-The farm
house owned by Andrew Hanson and
occupied by Frank Jenney and family
Of this town was burned during the
night. The members Of the Jenney
family were all more or less burned in
making their escape. Hanson is under
arrest charged with burning the house.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-16

Commander Ballington Booth, of the
Salvation army, is to start a colony in
New York city the coming winter after
the plan Of the great colony in London,
which has been productive OF much
good. The rescue work Of the army is
q of it's greatest branches and in that
alone has been of inestimable benefit to
suffering humanity.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-16
Better Than Raising Grain.

FORMAN, n. d., Oct. l6.-Cattle buy
srs are picking up all the stock possible
in this section, for shipment to the
Sioux City and Chicago markets. and
farmers who have raised stock during
the past two seasons are realizing much
more than the wheat raisers.
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New British Peers.

LONDON, Oct. Is. - Sir Algernon
Borthwick, Bart. M. p, proprietor Of
The\ Morning Post; Ri. Hon. Baron
Henry de Worms, formerly under sec
rotary Of state for the colonies, and
Hon. Horace Curzon Plunkett, have
been raised to the peerage.
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TO FIGHT VICE.
american Parity Alliance In Session ut
Baltimore.

baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Oct. l6.-The first na-
tlonal purity congress under the aus
pieces of the American Purity Alliance
convened III this city during the even
ing and Will continue i'll session for
three days. Sofia reformers from all
parts of the country are present as dele
gates, most of them with papers upon
various subjects, which they will read
dur. ng the sessions. Among these are
julia Ward Howe, Elbridge L. Garry
and Anthony Comstock.
The sessions began in the Friends
meeting house, Addresses of welcome
We're delivered by Joshua lowering,
president OF the Baltimore Young Mems
Christian Association. and Mrs. A. G..
Robinson, president of the Baltimore
Woman'S Christian Temperance Union.
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A Howard dispatch OF the l4th inst
says that Capt. j. P. Megrew Of this
county, late commrndant of the soldiers
home in this state has beer selected
by the board of trustees of the Indiana
soldiers home to command the home
now being constructed at Lafayette, in
that state,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-16

DALLAS, Tex, Oct. l6.-Jack Crews
was hanged At Denton for the murder
of the Merrill family in April. 1898.
He killed father, mother and children.
The hanging was public, the crowd be-
ing estimated at 10, 600.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-16

The state insane asylum will o be
in condition to accommodate fifty more
patients, and those who have been re-
fused admission owing to its overcrowd-
cd condition, will soon be received into
the institution. However, there are but
live applicants for admission at the pres
emit time,
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Milwaukee, Celebration,

MILWAUKEE, Oct. l8.-Milwaukee's
semi centt nn,al jubilee Will be cele-
brated Wednesday and Thursday Of
this week. Already business houses,
public buildings and streetsa are draped
and all plans are complete. The COVER
nors Of Minnesota, Illinois, Iowa and
Michigan will Irive with their stats
Wednesday morning to participate.
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Accident to Bridge Carpenters.

BUTTE. Mon. Oct. l6.-Four bridge
carpenters working Oh the Northern
Pacific road q few miles from hero
were knocked from the top Of a high
trestle by a falling timber to the rocks
below. One man was killed and two
fatally injured
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-16
Banaueted Their Beet Girls.

LIvERMoRE, Ia, Oct l6.-The young
men of the Century club of this city
gave the young ladies an elegant ban
quet. The opera house was beautifully
decorated with flowers and refreshments
of all kinds were served.
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MOguls for the Iron Range Road,

Two HARBORs, Mimi, Oct. 1.-THE
Duluth and Iron Range road has placed
order for 10 locomotives with the Bald
win locomotive works Of Philadelphia.
The engines are to be duplicates of the
7O's built this summer at the Schenectady
works
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-16

LONDON, Oct. 10. -Frank Craig. THE
Harlem Coffee Cooler" and Dan Cree
don, we'll known in Arerica, fought q
2O-round fight at the \.ational Sporting
club. and Creedon ~ in the 10th
round. Thousands Of he rough ele-
ment crowded outside the National
Sporting club and the police had great
difficulty in preserving order.
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Notice Of Hearing Petition for Letters of Ad-
ministration.

state Of South Dakota, County OF Lake. In
County Court, September term, 1885. In
the matter Of the estate q Col.
7. s. Moberley, deceased. The State of
Sou:h Dakota sends greeting, to Mrs. ida n.
Moberley, Neville Moberiey and Geneva MOber.
ley: here at law and next Of kin Of Col. T. d.
Moberley, deceased, aud to oil to whom these
presents may come. Notice Is hereby given,
that Mss. Ida N. Moberiey has nled with the
judge Of this court, . petition praying for letters
Of administration Of the estate Of Col. T, 8. No.
berley. drceased, ana that Monday, the 7th day
OF October, 1895, at one o'clock p. m, Of said
day, being . day Of . regular term of this court,
Madison, county Of Lake, s. D., has been set for
hearing said petition, when and where any per
son interested mas appear and show cause why
Dated At Mad,son, =. D., this 2bth day Of Sep
tcmber, A. D., 1895.
J. H. WILLIAMSON,
Judge OF the County Court.
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1t sOundsa little comical to hear the
Minneapolis Journal disport on Dakota
justice after the following fashion and at
tho same time think OF Harry Harvard
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1895-10-16

New YORK, Oct. l6.-The challenge
for the Americas cup by Charles Day
Rose OF England has been formally ac-
CeDted
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The big, hearty.

The big, hearty,
healthy man is a con
tinual Irritation to his
.dyspeptic friend.
Constipation Is the
root Of nine tenths
of the sickness of
men, and of a large
proportion of the
sickness of m
It can be cured easily,
naturally and quick.
ly. Nature Is contin-
noI1v voykioO a hovd
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Champions Of Indiana.

George Wray Of Hamblen township,
Brown county, Ind, was 90 years old
May 5 last. He has been married three
times, his last wife being 30 years Of
age. By his first wife he had six chill
dren, by his second two and two by the
last, the youngest child being less than
two years Of age. He will enter the con
test for the first prize offered for the
Oldest man with the youngest babe at
the Brown County Old Settlers meet
ing in September. He is thought to be
the oldest man now living in Brown
county. William P. Ashley. his nearest
neighbor, aged "A years, has been mar
ried three times and is the father of 32
children. He will enter the contest for
being the father Of the greatest mum.
Der OF children. st. Louis Republic.
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The DAILY LEADER
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1895.
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
TO ADVERTISERS,
REPUBLICAN TICKET.

For Commissioner First District
L. T. CROW.
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A New Woman Episode.

Il need recreation" said the new
woman, as she ordered her bicycle to
the front door, land so I think I'll
look in on the legislature and kill a few
bills"
do you never think Of your poor
husband?" piped a weak voice from a
dim corner.
Often said the new II
thought OF him today, when l purchased
that new china set and yesterday, when
he gave the baby green apples; and
"Wednesday. when he put sugar in the
biscuits. Oh. I'm always thinking Of
him-poor soul!'-Atlanta Constitu-
ton.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-01
&c rat.,ssr q as Fqsnre.

49, 1st--N-Ra "a H-4e Il 1890
"Eeien. . said the editor Of the ia
ture.
"Yes, xa 'an,, - replied TIA rrsvete
secretary. apRvosslaizzg tsss sazlssz a DISK.
-''Get year notebook aud FIsPare TO
take few x2ea1s. -
Eyes, eaa' a1a. - Aaa KTslan tesk her
accustomed place ct the Eide 81 sac Spsx.
lake q aste TO tell sla city esisst
that he - asst ksep tho girls array aresn
thst yexng aaaa that Tvs Engaged 20 &c
the faxhiaag. saw tive ~ t3ay5e kaa1s-
ing azsuaa Ais 6esk this zasrn;z@, aud
won't kave it. ia 54sy IS vary oAarzla-
ing, bat this is 90 pl&os fer 3 airta. ien.
Besides. he's sky and di116cat, all we
may lose h5sa,"
.'All right, ma'aza. . said Eelen as
ehe locked up frem her uctaEoaiz.
"And while GA this gs s5set. > censin-
ped the eGisor, Il Mssse i ss5ssiass3y IN
derstood that FAY hurb=zd IS - ba tysst-
cd with the greatass csurte2y and re-
Gpect around this otEce.
why, Ct coarse, ra2'aao," said tha
private sacretary ia sE1 Prise. Has a1y
one been di7ceErsseus?"
i''NeH, he ted Jae vTksx ks yTss sewn
hare yesterday test ssgze Sixl t1ie2 &C
sc2rt up GirtaeisA yfish hi2, aad ]
won't have it. ia dizGhsrga hsr Il 7
knew who it was. It's W Ehty strange
that tho managing eG.ter's kgssassd
c22't cesse to hsr GiGcs witkSut boi2g
i@zRl%ad by seSse reporter. :"
"Wha5 slae, Hga Az 20 sskaA tho aac-
Rotary, aisoreetly aroi2iag gay ri sSssr
ailusisa to the Subject sAat so exeJsed
TIA editor
''Leavs ? note for the nixAt editor
and tell her sAe'll have &c kare c4uy
rushed. The foEev7 snas.ss 81 tEe cszs47s-
ing reona complains that it wss tee late
last night. SIZE says ska 2ee&a q gs5iey
girl tco. Do yoa know say bright.
strGag gil that wants i 5as?"
ST arass I caR SID GIG. -
"All right, tali hax ta call ar0wa9 To-
morrow sCnle time, and Vigil try her. :
Then make note to inatgvs the 1i~ht
police girls that they zaRst 80 l20ce
careful One Of them left revolver in
the society edi$cr' rcez2 last + glst AID
he was nearly friaAteaea to Goa b. -
Eyes, Ina am, - said the private Sec
rotary. ''Whzt elae?''
Tell the Business raaaager tkat 7
want her to get rae transportation fsr
two 20 Oconozaowoc, asa for one far
some paipt rear Jackson : ETale, Wy. "
instructed the edisor. 81 waRs to seua
two CT the boys Up to make spread ca
the lawn fete at OsaaeEewGc, a.d
we've got to ge5 geod. nervy eirl
started Tor the scc2e Of that threatened
Indian outbreak. -
Eyes, lps am. -
ssAnd an vc-r 1-av f., +l,o b77r-,crs
of1ce." added the edl.er, ''teI tEa ele-
vator girl She's got to aksP Ez3t5S 3 vs. III
these A. D Z. girls, OF II discharge
her. -
Then the editor ta-nca to her DIX
again and began the EezgsSl II > special
article on The Decline cf Ccakisg; -.
The Pies That Papa Used to lzaAe. -
Chicago Post.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-01

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
q RIGGS s. AXTELL, 3a5 west Sixth ave.
~ Can save money for these needing nipple
ments. hard ware. lawn mowers, Duggles, har-
ness, stoves. etc.
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SITUATIONS wANTEo-FREE.

Are you in need of work? If so, you are at
liberty to use these columns for assistance in
that direction. While this notice appears the
STATE JOURNAL will publish free on Saturday.
Monday and Tuesday, for Topeka or Kansas
people, all notices Of Situations Wanted not
exceeding five lines, or thirty-iye words. in
length. provided that all yertisements of that
nature are handed in previous to ten O'Clock
Saturday, morning; also on Wednesday Thurs
day and Friday, all advertising of this class
handed in by ten O'Clock Wednesday morning.
No advertisements of this nature to be started
except on Saturdays and Wednesdays. No OBJ
CATION is incurred OIL the part of the advertiser
No worthy and needy man or woman noed hest
tate to take advantage OF this offer. No one in
business oFha7ing employment is expected to
take advantage of it, but all others are invited
to avail themselves fresly.
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G z. IUX. S9}-504 ~. Tsnsa choice gIoeeeles
- fruits and 70 Ees2bleS. fresh ana SAT- meats
fish. ETC Headquarters for Mrs. Weliey's
homemade cakes. Leave orasrs.
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Lady lin rezistry c1zes)-I aEs af-sia
that that little girl WOE { dafe 4@rse.
She Is too s1zs&ll. I should hesitate 10
trust Lsr With the b&4y.
Clerk-Eqr s-9e, madam, is her great
est IeceAn s2G2ticR.
Lsdy-Indeed. But size is SO very
small
Clerk-I know that she is d;Iainu-
tive, but you sho2lG Te1aezabe~ that
wbsn she drops a kaRy il 6oean t have
very far to falL-EoaioR EGpae Journal
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-01

Ethel-What did papa say, Algie,, when
you asked him fer me?
AlSie Softe-Your papa, darling, is &
very naughty man, and l would not repeat
his language in your hearing for anything
detroit Free Press.
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II. II. r.
A Word of Advice to the
Reader.

viii you please ask yourself the fol-
lowing questions:
Why does my hair fall out so that my
clothes are covered with BEAD Ham:
Why is my hair full of Danduff, all the
time sprinkling my clothes with its
white scales?
brittle?
What causes this almost iotolerent and
nnDearable itching of my scalpf
why has my mar fallen out on part OF
my head giving me Badness?
Reader if any of these questions apply
and are often asked by yOn, permit us
TO answer them for you, stating that the
cause of any and all of the above dis
sases OF your scalp is that the hair para
site IL working at the hair roots below
the surface of the. skin, and if yon wish
perm .nent and lasting cure and wish
10 have your head covered with natural
growth aue soft hair, smooth aud CLOS
sy. free from Dandru1f, and that will not
fall out, We can say to you that
TEE GERMAN HAIR REST0RER
viii do this, as its trade mark signifies
that it
NEVER HAS FAILED TO CURE"
Badness, Falling Gut Of Hair, DaadruH
and all Diseases OF the Scalp.
Il. a. Heath, manager of the Kansas
Farmer says editorily in the Farmer of
August IAN 1865.
GERMAN HAIR REsroRER.-Thisis a
tried remedy for the cure OF daudruH, fall
ing oGt OF the hair, and badness. Tkis
valuable remedy is made b., The Ger
man 54edlcai Co, of topeka Regarding
the efficacy of this remedy for quick
cure Tor dandruff, it was tried by the
manager of this paper, WHY, for years,
has been troubled with d4ndruf, and
with only three applications has effected
a cure. II is unqrestionabiy the best
hair dressing and tonic he ever used.
Our readers are recommended TO try it.
III. O'Donald Prescription clerk at
Swift & Holidays says In his written
testimonial 10 US.
81 hree applications Of THE GERMAN
HAIR kEsTOnER, cured me of dandruH
and stopped Ivy hair from falling out"
you wish other proof of the efficacy
of HE GERMAN HAIR itKsToRER call at
! the ofhce of The company oil Kansas
| avenue and read our testimonials.
Remember thuE TEE GERMAN MEDICAL
O.. is Incorporated under the laws of
Kansas with 4 capital stock OF ten thous-
AID dollars and it guarantees, that he
GERM IN HAIR REsToRER Will cure any
disease Of the scalp. Or failing TO cure by
the use of one bottle that it will refund
me purchase price.
Call on or address
The German Medical Co..
or W. F. KIaE4 MIR. Secretary,
Topeka, Eans.
n CI l. an mI .
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HoStetter Me@ inDiz-E43 you give
the boEqaet TO the young Iady?
Sara JehnginG--T es, sab.
Did she galile?''
"She did, s3h'
bid sine smile pleazansiy?''
"Ysa. ssh, size SIM sd js@s like
mout if yeu gives me half dollar -
Texas i5iftlngs
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Mr.. GTvinPPs--L wcnda a. Why get SO
te-ribiy tired sitting IL church pew.
LEs ca az Rps--f'robally l3evause the
services do not include ballet.--Nsw
York Weekly.
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"Why, didn't know you we're ae-
quaiEted with old Mcneywug?'
"Oh. yes
Glow luag have you k1own him?
'Abous tL1se years at 10 Per cent. -
Chicago Record.
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CIGAR MANUFACTURERS.

~ BE5DKTSOS, us kansas ave, maker OF
E44 '',ur 5uccess,''5 cent cigar and ths = Lin
Ga Vista" IL ceng cigar. Sold by all dealers.
these goods are aneXcet.ed.
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STOVE REpAlRS

SPRING 80. NATTrESs FACT'Y
+ NJ. >. TX. prep, IL IA ASS ave. A.so
" maker OF pillows. GphoiseernS and re-
pairing z feature. Feathers renovated and
mattreases MADE over. Eel. 4g5.
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EARNE2S AND REPAIR WORN-Harness
IL ana shoe shop; paseut lea ,her polish for
buggy top4; repairs n al kinds OF sather
gootie; shoes Itali soIei cleap. L. +. Hen der
SoD, lit East SExeIl ssEee5
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Miss Oldam tplayfully)-Tm older
than you think 1 am.
Miss Cs.a4tique-I doubt it.-Chica-
so Tribune.
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l2Un~kAARD & OSWALD. sis Kansas ave-
40 win sell their handmade. Al work as cheap
as you can buy trashy factory goods Buy
from us and be benefited.
OSCAR KRAU SPA Kansas ave. harness
" ana saddlery. hardware. Leather findings
and snse Ssere supplies. Cut sale leather spec
ialEy. Write for prices.
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Answered.
so Tribune.

''What great klaesipzs 80 we ea5E
that the EeGtzea kae.ra 1s.hiag So
Inquired tho zew svad1y saAsal 'ss2sclaer.
"Bicgclas, - was TAO aHswsr tiea5
came frsazs tie snail boy At tAe Test Of
the class as he. tried 70 kidd Falx e
trsRaar guards he had been gl...ln With.
Wheel
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LORD Tu4nutt-I wonder why so
many Of you Americans Try to be Eng
lish.
Miss ADMINISTRATION ought not 30
object. y ca tried hard eus2gh to make
us English IL 1776.-1gew York World.
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JEW ELER ).

1 Aa11.5 L. IA IDEli.. Je~sler &a4 taptican
- Comp etc STOCK of watches. diamonds.
slTcrwSre. &c Eyes examined and specsaeleS
properly htked.
w EDMONbS. 582 Kansas Ave Watches,
w . Jeweiry, diamonds. and Optical goods.
Watch repairing spec .aEty All work war
ranred. Ne charge for testing the eyes.
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We can keep you clean-Peerless
Steam Laundry, 112 and IA ". Eighth.
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A MEXICAN STEAM LAU$DRY. A. c.
Ia Heating, manager. 112 West Seventh st.
Short time work specially. Spec.a! pains
taken to insure the tineAt WORK. Telephone Sal.
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NJ ANTED-A girl at 118 East Seventh street
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LIVERY STABLES.

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TORONTO. Flne trrnsdts Z Boarding q specially.
PeIDJnal supervision a feature. Tel. 16e.
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FLOUR AND Fed

TT A BECK. 21G-eI4 T. SIKH ave Gram
L f;o.!r. feed and seeds. Manufacture al
y .nds chopped feed Cesson seed meal, the
great milk Producer, N seek.