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The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-15
Singers Salaries.

i'll 1906. she bs,rg,incd for f2OOO for a
season of ten months ut the King
thcater in the Haymarket. together with
f1OO ito lcfray the expenses of her
journey to London and also one benefit
night free of expense" But Catalan
ended in receiving much more than that
The total amount got by her from the
theater in 1907. including benefits. was
$4,000. and her net profits that year. with
concerts, were E1G.7OO. Allani had
f2OOO for one season. and when Sontas
reelppeared in London in 1919 she had
$1,000 a month for six months
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Rival Aston Hotels,

It is now said that John Jacob Astor
will erect Il grand hotel overlapping the
Waldorf and eclipsing it's glory. The
Waldorf untitled his mothers house for
n dwelling, and he certainly has good rra-
sons for building this structure. which
will show the highest degree of taste and
skill. What feature in Fifth avenue
these rival hotels will be-. and how sug-
gcstive of what is now called the "Astor
war; a very marked incident in Wal
dOrf AStOrs recent visit to this CITY was
the suit brought against him by Gen.
Earle, q former tenant of the New Meth
erlands hotel. The general imprpyed This
opportunity to serve the writ and he de-
mands damages to the amount of 500.
WO for e!ectment and breach of contract.
This action will require WaIdorf-s per
sonal attention and will hc at best q
very great annoyance, for Earle claims to
have been outraged. and will make out
a very strong case. Waldorf's veteran
agent (Abner Rartlctu died recently, and
it is not easy to find Il fitting substitute.
The man indeed to whom 1000 houses are
to he successfully intrustcd must l.. a
miracle of combined honesty and ability.
but perhaps Waldorf may find one Alb
ner Bartlett's real estat" has just been
sold at auction. and very strangely his
mutations throng around Waldorf Astnr'
Yes: ana the whole family is now en-
broilel-the only place of peace hcing the
burial plat at Trinity cemetery. Even
Henry AStor's trustees are in trouble.
being sued by a person who suffered iniu-
res from fall in front of one of their
houses. Henry Astor is the son of VIII
lam =: and is therefore uncle, to John !.
and Waldorf His father left him n COM
potency in care of trustees. he having
made marriage dispensing to his sire.
and he lives in retirement on tho family
farm near Rhinebeck.-'Crnv Times
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A KENTUCKY FAMILY.
The SIX Webbs Of Letclier: County HAY
%.&i.@ 49,. 400 Grandchildren.

The Six Webbs Of Letcl,er" County Have
.E.'@ ...' E. 400 Grandchildren.
The Webb family Of Letchcr county con-
slsts of three Of each sex, and their ages
range from GS to 81 years. They are
avn% ~, aged Gs; Sally, aged TO- Mass.
Lcttie, aged 81. They are descendants,
OF the first settlers of Eastern Ken
lucky. their parents having removed there
from North Carolina in 1904 They have
lived only few miles from each other
all their lives until a few weeks. ago,
when Miles moved to Floyd county, to live
with his daughter. Tho strongest point
OF the county until within the past year.
Last summer Jason. had the pleasure Of
seeing his first steam locomotive at Nor
ton, Va, only twenty-five miles away; he
also took his first ride on the phenomenon,
and visited East Tennessee, which was
no doubt Il grand treat. He has been
married twice, first in 1874, and settled
which was then wilderness, and never
moved in his life. TO this union ten chill
dren were born All of whom still sur
vive. After the death of his first wife he
married again, in the. year 1868. and to
this union nine children were born, eight
of whom still survive, making a total of
seventeen children.
From 1913 to 1853 he was constable
and served the good wishes OF the people.
In 1880, 1882 and 1854 he was assigned
the duty of deputy assessor. and travelled
over most all of the county for the first
time in his life. In 1856 he asked the
people for the Office Of assessor, on the
Democratic ticket, and in August the
same year he was defeated by the Re
publican candidate by the small vote of
1G. Since then he mas retired to private
life. having never asked for an Office
since.
Miles was married to Miss Polite HOi-
brook about the year 1870 and to this
union ten children were born. In 1892
his helpmate died and since that time he
has lived with his children.
Wiley was married in 1859. A few
years ago he was appointed stOrekceppr
and gauger in this internal revenue dis
trict. In 1869 he was defeated for coun
ty judge and was afterwards elected
sheriff In 1881 his wife died. He owns
a farm valued at $1400, which is mostly
level.
The three boys have over 400 grand
children and 100 great-grandchiltlrcn sit
uated in different sections of the county
1t has been truthfully said that more
than onc-third of the population of the
county are descendants of the Webb fam
lily. They are ak blessed with good
health except Lcttie, who has been de-
clining in health for several wears. but
can engage some in farm work
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-15
HEREDITARY,

The strlctures arc unnlerltcd,a Z
Our fOllies are inherltcsI
DIRECTLY from our gran pus they. uil culue
vur uefccts have been transmitted,
And we should he ncuu' tied
or all responsibility, Nnd blame
we IRE NOT depravel beginners. ..~ ,r.
hut hereditary Sinners >
.r Tor our fTtiiers never ncte,las the should
Ills tho folly IF our gran'pas
That continually hampers; .- %.;5.'
what lihy that our gran'pas weren't
Yes. we'd n'l he reverend senators,
III our depraved progenitOrs
Had all been prudent, studlo:ls aud wise;
But they were quite terrestrial,
Or we would he celestial:
Yes, we'd all be proper tenants for. the
: skies. : = h
II we're not allbameless: sascs, - s 1 aS
Anu beacons to the ages = ! I'D :. +
II we do not guide and man It,
And engineer the planet,
Ills the folly of our fOrefathers, not ours.
Mildred Lancaster in Home and Country.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-15
Married bV Rhetoric,

A new form of marriage ceremony is
practiccd by il Georgia justice Of the
peace. He concludes as follows: by
tho authority vested in me as an officer
of the state of Georgia, which is some
times called the Empire State of the
South: by the fields of cotton that lie
spread out in snowy Wilderness around
us; by the howl of the coon dog. and the
gourtlvinc, whose cinging tendrils will
shade the entrance to your humble dwell
ing place; by the red and luscious heart
of the watermelon. whose sweetness fills
the heart with joy: 10y the heavens and
earth, i'll the presence of witnesses, l pro-
nounce you man and wifc.'-Waync
T1O Times
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A Ready Wit.

The crown prince of Germany. though
only about II years DID, has very ready
wit and Il queer way of saying things
once One day. while visiting Potsdam,
the little prince was amusing himself by
trying to make donkey draw Il cart.
But the donkey was stubborn and would
not ''go." Your donkey has a great deaf
of will power" called out. the Emperor.
who had been watching the struggle be-
tween his little son and the stubborn
beast ''Oh. no. papa,'' replied the little,
prince, quickly, ut isn't his will power
that troubles me. 1t is his won't power.
He WON'T co." The Amusing Journal.
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not make the mistake Of keeping pigs un-
I'll they weigh just SO many pounds, but
sell when they are ready for market.
Horse breeders und business men agree
upon two points: first that the people of
this country will continue to use horses
mud second, that they want better horses
Good draft horses, fine coachers, drivers
and saddle horses are increasing in de-
.mand ,faster than the better, class of those
horses are produced. The recent public
snles in New York and Chicago show that
good prices are even now obtained for
high class horses with averages Of $3.50
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-15
Two Of a Mind.

Several months ago r. ". Perry. Of
ShortSville. y. T.. bought box of So-
to-bac Of his druggist. and began taking
1t. Recently he wrote the Sterling Rem
edy Co. of Chicago. that No-fo-bae
cured him so completely that he even
dislikes thesmeIl Of tobacco He further
stated that friend OF his was cured
of the habit and now disIikes tobacco
in auy form
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FOR THE FARMER.
l'O,lpt,s,rn.

y, .s 81. IOpCOrus .r-. 2 $Fi3
The cOrnfield, In the early fail, IT,.
Was rich IN fairy gold,
The littlG silky purses all 8 b II lr3
We're full us they could hold. - +. s5
hut now tho fold u blenkanl l.nre, d /
And The siOWIlnkes. large and light,
Arc dropping IN tho wintry air y 5%'s$.
= Like grains or popcorn white.
Then r!tkcsthe c0als out warm alid red, q
And bring tho pepper here, 5z
Aud into It make haste to shed "a
The kernels from the car. -,
Oh; what. a nleErysjig they dance! t
They, jump UP one by one, IL
And hop abONt nnd pop aud prance Y
As II they liked the fun. -,. 5
Now through their Wide bars they peep,
So feecy and 50 white, II
Like doves inside cage, or sheep p,
All folded In at night. WIKI. ..,sis'Hrs
So here are some for baby boy, 4
And here are some for Lou, - 4 =
And here Are, some for Rob and Roy,
And here are some for you. III
New Orleans plcayune.
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greatly Shortened. It also promotes the
secretion Of all abundance Of nourishment
for the child.
Mrs. Dora A. GUTHRIE. Of OAKLEY, Oor,ton Co.,
7rnn., writes: When began taking Dr..
stand OIL my feet without suffering almost DEATH
Now do all my housework. washing cooking,
sewing aud everything for my family Of eight. I
Your ravorite Prescription is the best to take
before confinement or at least it proved so will,
me. I never suffered SO little with any Of my
children as did with my last" I
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-15
Canadian Girls Scheme.

\ trick Of Canadian girls to keep the
hands warm in severe weather is worth
noting. They heat a number of silver dol
lars and slip them into netted purse,
carrying the latter III their muffs The
coins treated in this way retain the heat
for several hours, and can be utilized
thrust inside the dress to protect the
chest or put about the throat: or applied
almost anywhere about the body where
the cold is most falt
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-15
m MI AZ nEcETY<n
xas ~ ANNUAL SHE o. 5000 Tms.
The End . long Wsy orr

Patrick vas orr - sfsr<e s~ffrv -Ssrz -
the Celtic IsIe- whose srsE7T<fssg sssrfurs
had entertained asTny frfusatIsnfse rr-rx-
eiers
One day When The sssTns- vas sEssvr-
leaving port. Parriek rresf~s,f the orsl~-
to haul IN 4 f0BZ rgbte rFar frz-<D-F
astera. P5trirt JHnpesf 70 tFls tsxE
eheerfHlly ersurh and hatfEs4F S-~sy s4svs-
tsntedIy But tfs excessive Isn-fs = 80
cable taxe1 f5f< pzrisr~p
Il wonder wFSnr's herS-zss. = -fyss ar1sf =
this ould rabIe. anyhow Arssf fnaEFv.
growing HfTTe impatient. be- xYsy--FD~f er-r
Faith. IS Hg Hsa haTfiTnz zr9v n ~
haSte ~ a @aE5ls- Some deTiFs ~-sT 70
end If IL p - EEarrae-Es H..
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-15
Supply of Cattle,

1t is generally believed that the supply
of cattle is much smaller than it was a
year ago at this time. which is the reason
advanced by bullish-inclined people for
better prices later in the season There
are less cattle on feed in Texas without
a doubt than last year. and the number
bought in this market last fall that is
likely to be returned to Chicago is not
very heavy. The greatest demand for
feeding cattle comes from Ohio and
Pennsylvania, and these cattle, of course,
will eventually find their way to Western
markets. The scarcity of feed in the
West caused Il much lighter demand for
stock cattle than usual, so that the Wis
IDLE supply really does seem compara-
lively short. The experiment of feeding
cottonseed meal in the North has proved
very satisfactory indeed, and the cattle
men will no longer be entirely dependent
upon the corn crop With shortage in
corn in many places this has been Il good
year to test the merits of this imported
feed. and those who have tried it find it
comparat lively cheap. There is little
waste when properly fed. Cotton-raisers
will likely find good market in the
North hereafter for their meal, espe
cially when corn is high and the crop
light.-Drovers' Journal.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-15
Tho Greatest Medical Discovery
of the Age.
kENNEDY'S
MEDICAL DISCOVERY,
DONALD KENNEDY, Or RoxDuRY. MASS.

Has discovered in one of our common
pasture weeds a remedy that cures every
kind of HuE1or, from the worst Scrofula
down to common Pimple.
He has tried it in over eleven hundred
cases, and never failed except in two cases
(both thunder humor). He has now in his
possession over two hundred certificates
Of il 1alue, all withiA twenty miles Of
Boston. Send POSTAL card for book.
A benefit Is always experienced from
the first bottle, and perfect cure is war
ranted when the right quantity is taken.
When the lungs are affected it causes
through them; the same with the Liver OF
Bowels. This is caused by the ducts being
stopped, and always disappears in week
after taking it. Read the label.
If the stomach Is foul or bilious It will
cause squeamish feelings at first.
No change of diet ever necessary. Eat
the best you can get, and enough of it.
Dose, one tablespoonful. in water at bed.
time. Sold by all Druggists.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-15

Patents for the following Wisconsin
inventions are reported this week by Err
win, Wheeler Il Wheeler. rs and 50
Loan and Trust building. Milwaukee,.
Wis. These attorneys will furnish the
Inventors Handbook free on request
Louie II. Clark. Fond du Lac pistoE-rul
packing; Carlton Foster and Fl. A. Sippci
Oshkosh, machine. for setting bowels: Ed
ward II. Hyde. Lancaster. game apparatu4:
Uriah D. Mihils. Fond du Lac. combined
lock and latch; Marshall G.. Nichols. v:ro1ua
sheathing lath; Edward Reichpnhach Ieffer-
son, burglar alarm; George n. Sceets Mil
waukee, device for mixing molten metals:
George N. Sceets, Milwaukee, device for
mixing molten metals; Henry Wagner. Cam
bria, harrow.
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A New Idea.

\ Brilliant Idea-Glerk-"M Null
doom, we have an order for hardwood
kindlings, but the hardwood is all gone
Mr.. Muldoon (dealer)-'Sind 'em saft
wood"
''They will notice the difference, be-
cause soft wood burns too fast"
"Bejabers. thot's so. Wet it."-New
York Weekly
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Mr. stsvau4on-s I,~~Seffsv vsr~

II X rrIHtssf ~ III Srpvars1sr7 -ir+
during tho SEfsseTIs5s7FEg - rIsss -s--ssf s-ET
2 MOTION vas PR - -fe SDna-s -Eu-urE
~hi@h r5tssF-- vnrs&f nFehs~ w. -
tn" S"Har" rfruagFv ff-Ifs.sf 20 n ar
T"TnaTtS"f he F5ss.- T'-uS5sIss-Er ---Es. -Ess7-
vii "a%+ -be .:as~.sFrH- -ssF.. 1-,sf zrrsz 90
Tn" Ttn'inn 2 Tsfs- + .77aE- no 1s1zts-z
half = lay - -s-o-s- E-s-ss Re <Ffr--g
Washington PrSr
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-15
Deafness Cannot be Cured

ny local applications, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion Of the ear. There Is
SSn'y one way to cure Deafness. and that IL
ny constitutional remedies. Deafness II
caused By an Unnamed condition Of the mu-
cous lining Of the Eustachian Tube. When
this tube gets inflamed you have a runblihe
entirely closed Deafness is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken out
and this tube restored to its normal condi.
nine cases out OF ten are caused by catarrt,
which Is nothing but an intiamed condition
of the mucous surfaces,
any case Of Deafness tcaused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Hairs Catarrh
Cure. Sena for circulars, free.
f. j. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
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Where Am 10

George has fallen asleen while waitin:
for her to dress for the theaterl Ger
trnde-''Ah! / have caught him asleep.
Ills said the face shows the man most
truly in sleep, and 1 beieve-I think
yes-1 like that face. I will trust You,
George. George lrouSinG up, ''.Ali
right: it'll he a great ac,rmmotiation.
Cutaway. You know I've got rich girl
on the string. and-heavcns, Where am
1!"iSmith. Gray & Co.'S Monthly.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-15
MADE THE MONEY FLY.
How Highwaymen Disposed of Mexican
Silver in Arizona

Silver in Arizona.
; In dispa tchcS concerning the recent
train robbery near TuScOI. AriZ, sent to
the Pacific coast daii"s Il funny expfa-
nation of the recovery of Mexican silver
dollars supposed to have been scattered
along the route of retreat by the high
waymen is afforded. After stating that
seven charges of dynamite were ex-
plodcd before the safe gave way and
placed them in possession of the money
it contained the correspondent adds
"A grim joke was then played by the
robbers. Among the coin was $4,000
'dobie' dollars. AS Mexican money has
little value in less than ton lots. and as
the robbers had no drays with them,
they had no use for the stuff and 50
made heap of it, put Il stick Of dynamite
under it, and touched it off. Only 100 of
the $4,000 dollars have been found. They
went through telegraph poles cars, and,
in fact, flew everywhere"
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-15
Too PrOniscuOus.

Little Girl (peatingly)-"I wish you
would save that doll in the window for
me Until mamma can come and sec it,"
F. Dealer (genially)-"We have hundreds
just like it, =,
Little Girl Gin disgust -'"rhcn I don't
want il, "--pittsburg Bulletin.
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A SOlccism i'm RhetOric.

Chronic grumbler--"Look here! There's
no meat in this sandwich" Affable
waiter-'Then why do you call it d
sandwich? l am surprised that Il gen
such n solecism in rhetoric" Boston
Transcript.
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The Great German Coree Ec-rv

Coffee at on" cont 4 pound. that fs
what it costs to grow it. good coffee. too.
Some say that IL is better than Rio.
This we know. while in Europe last
summer in search Of srpd novelties We
often drank this i'm hotels in France.
Holland and Germany
Thirty five packages earliest ve-ata-
BILE seeds. 81: not , cents p"r package.
Largest growers Of farm seeds ~
oats. grass and clover. corn ami pota-
toes. etc IN the world. Early heavy
yielding vegetables our Speciality
If YOu Will Cut This On. and send IL
with 15c postage to the John 4 Safer
Seed Co, La Crosse. Wis. you viii
get free package Of their German Csf-
fee Berry seed and their catalogue. Gnu
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Riding xfsh Her gf.S~p.

Mrs. Lonzne~kDr- '-ysss,r~ thar efrf-sa
by. w'ynteTE { slsriara. + beii~Tr -
that PJTsFHnsfTn sirF frrra fhs e7ry rhse'<
EIStTf1 n tigs EagPurr< PsaE ~-gzFz,Fs
the blinds He-a timIry IN 49, = "raFz-r
Miss AITniTy F1r-rsTnifiF-'@T@S lis
who : -: hut whn's that s4p,y-Bfsgkl7'
little f"iier with bprE Tssg yesT S'1<sss - .
the one thar they <ST'- EssHy 20 17ar-v
b1rE Mrs T,sngusrss- 'SFSsgFfElEFs'-
vsnfisr 7 srBs~s tf8afrs h~r Saz~u
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Fnmnarafrrr Kafzx

- ss"HI~ e, r8- nv MS -Tz-sr--
~TSy r7EH" sggJfTr-F TsfH1.v w. ~
SlynT'+'frZ he SEIu+v ~ r.s- ~FsFs--HTs= rr
th'- back yxrri fer efsr- ~ElsrTf -Ezz. zFuy-
FTefkfa~f- s~iBss aair4-r 1zTrizszy' - j. E---
sag N The Isaz- ~ IT. ssssE rs.s~-s- Be-
-s-TE-a ~ 'Te5e--r=rs T-=ssrrrs.
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Has tasted incidentally. in hopping with
ether luxuries. 4 remedy must be pIpas-
antly accpptabl in form. purely whole.
some in composition. truly b"n"friaI in
effect and entirely free frnm every 0F-
jectionahle quality. IF really TIT he c,,n-
suits physician: if constipatr'i he Hs'.s
the gentle family laxative Syrup o Figs
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Mrs. Lease, Author.

Mrs. Lease is soon to publish her book,
describing her experiences in political
life Its title will be "Amollg the
Wolves" and it is supposed that Mrs.
Lease figures either as Little Red Riding
Hood or rs the ndmother.-Albany
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Observation-Disclosures, doctor?'
Doctor--"I will be plain, sir. The arm
is broken, the collar bone crushed, the
skull is frncturctl-' -
, &Athlete--'No, no. no! The--did-I--
] What, my son?" e ~ *z:...', H.
"Record !'--Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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Fame for q Cook.

Cooking experiments are not always
a success, but the excellence of one
tried by the chef of one of Washington
exclusive hotels is making him famous,
at least in the newspapers. A "blend''
of three soups---pea, tomato and JUL
enough, ''potage mongrel," is the basis
of his recent fame.
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Hire a..Hack.

= ooh. Mr.. Scelcy, you shouldn't speak
so harsllly Of the poor. What would you
do if you hadn't Il cent in the world
and were footsore and weary, plodding II
deserted country until you fell down,
dying of cold and fatigue? ? -
. 'I'd.-I'd hire u hack" .".-% mi
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His Source of Revenue

ing Il good deal of money at the race
track lately? | never would have be-
licved it.
1T is so. though" replied Mr.. Jonah
h HoodoO. There are Il half dozen
fellows paying me every day not to bet
on their horses. "-lndianapolis Journal.
The Virginia enterprise. [volume] (Virginia, St. Louis County, Minn.) 1893-19??, 1895-03-15
Maiuo's share of Pensions

The I. =. pension Disbursements in
Maine amount TO 81 apiacs. for very
man. woman and child in tire STATE and
pension checks form about the "miy crIr.
rency in certain remote settlements
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4 Constant Cough with Failing
Strength. and Wasting Of Flesh arr.
symptoms dcnotiHG Pulmonary organs
more or less seriously affected You Will
find a safe remedy for al Lung OF Throat
ais in DIR. ID. Jaynp's Exppcfnrant.
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l"-Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Quite Alike.

Do the twin sisters look much alike p
& Alike? Why, each of them can tell
II her hat is on straight by just looking
ut the other, "DetrOit Tribune,
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Mother-in-I.aw OF 8aIf Eurona

If Queen Louise Of Denmark, who is
q years old and seriously i'll, should die.
half the courts of Europe would 10 into
personal mourning. She has been called
the mother-in-law Of half Europe Her
oldest daughter is the Princess Of Wales;
her SECOND daughter is the mother Of
Gar Nicholas; her third daughter is
duchess of Cumberland and her second
son is King George of Greece.
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MOTHERS

aud those soon to be.
come mot erS,
should know that DR..
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