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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-18


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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-18

plebescite. The cost or an eiectlon
Campaign, where much will depend on
the money distributed, will be enor-
nous. A report that is accepted as ac-
curate in high English circles says that
over $4,000, 900 have been subscribed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-18
A Flying Frog.

The flying frog of Surnim is IA
inches in length and has side mem
branes like flying squirrel. He can
leap entirely across large rivers.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-18
An Erg-Laying Quadruped.

The only uncovered four-footed
member of the animal kingdom which
lays eggs like fowl is theaative beaver
OF Australia.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-18
"BIcYcLE HANo"Now EPIDEMIC
Many Sufferers from This Newest o
Wheelmen's Ills.


If man in street car drops the
change which the conductor hands
him, if the clerk makes bad scrawl in
his writing, or if glass of water sud-
denly falls from a guests lips in a
restaurant, don't stare, it is merely the
bicycle hand"
This latest complaint inflicted by
Dame Nature on those addicted to the
excessive use of the wheel is rapidly
assuming astonishing proportions in
Chicago. Especially since the season
for country riding has opened is the
prevalence of the trouble becoming
more marked. Everywhere people are
complaining of the inconvenience, but
few know the cause.
In the middle of the palm, close to the
wrist, the nerves pass on their way to
the fingers. A blow at this point will
set the two smaller fingers tingling as
If the "crazy bone'' of the elbow were
struck. 1t is at this point, which pugi-
lists call the "heel" of the hand, that
the end of the handlebar rests in rid
ing. Consequently the jolt and jar OF
a rough road keep striking success
sion of blows on the nerves, ultimately
producing a tingling and numbness as
if the fingers were asleep" This effect
often lasts for days after hard ride
and causes all manner of inconvenience
and some degree of pain to the unfor-
tunate rider.
The causes are: Rough roads, fast
riding, initiating front tire too tightly,
putting the handlebars too low SO that
too much weight is thrown upon them,
hill coasting and taking bad grip of
the handles.
The remedies are: Softening the front
tire, raising handlebars, riding slower
and less, and taking hold of the handles
properly. This last is the best solu.
ton of the difficulty, since if the weight
comes upon the padded portion of the
hands there will be little danger of the
complaint occurring.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1896-07-18
Women 90 on,

Women go on,
heedlessly ignoring
the dangers that lie
right in the path of
their thoughtless-
ness. They neglect
little warnings I'M
til they get used to
them. The warn
ings become louder
a nd louder, a I'd
still they do not
heed them. Their
sickness increases
like a sn W b a III
rolling down hill.
The sickness comes
on gradually, and
they get used to il
gradually, but it
ruins their lives Just
fhe same One Uo-
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-26
CAMBRIA NOTES.

Heb ledu dim. mae'r blOd'yn-yn marw,
Mae hraeth yn canlyn;
Or golwg mae'r gelyn
Yin dwyn gwedd blodyn gwyn.
Ar eli ruddiau mae'r arwyddion-amlwg
YIN ymlid eli dlysion:
Nj welir mwy ddim Olion
Swyn ma lliw y rhosyn lion.
Yn mbob man anian SYN huno,-urddas
Pob garddwr SYN gwywO:
Hynod wyn mae bryn bro
Mewn dresses yn ymdrwsio.
Er gwaeledd yr argoelion.-hedd gwanwyr
Ddaw a gwenau ffrwythlon:
Daw llu flodau llOn,-adar GU
Fydd yn canu hafaidd acenion.
o farw daw adferiad-i anian
Fun huno dan gauad;
Ger Elm bron daw meilliOn mad
geisio ymddangosiad.
The Welsh Unitarians have just pub.
lished new tune and hymn book, enti
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-26
widely felt. lie was 81 years Of age when

w'oSy ieV. ANe was o. years VI aee ""~'
BY the publication Of Mr.. Charles Ash
tons collection OF the poems IOlO Goch
great service to the students Of Welsh
poetry and Welsh history. Mr.. Ashton's
criticisms may not always be acceptable
to the phlilologist and historian. but no
one can gainsay the immense benefit he
has conferred by his laborious collection
Of the poems of Owen Glyndwr. Amongst
other works the society has in prepara-
ton Il new edition of "Nennius" 0rOm the
tion by Mr.. Alfred Mutt, and a transla-
tion by Mr.. Henry Owen, and new edi-
tion Of "Gildas." with introduction, trans
lation and notes by the Rev. Professor
Hugh Williams, of Bala.
OF the six officers whom her Majesty
has appointed to the Most Honorable Or
der of the Bath. one Is native of North
Wales. Lieutenant-Colonel John Rogers.
e. b., was born at St. Asaph. and received
u great part of his education at st. Asaph
grammar school. Thence he proceeded
to London college. and afterward spent
some time at Liverpool, where his brother
was studying law. Soon afterward he
competed for position In what was then
known as the ordnance and transport OF
the army. After serving at Woolwich.
the Curragh, and Aldershot, he joined the
Egyptian army. soon after the commence
ment of the British occupation of that
county. In which service he has continued
ever since. He now enjoys the titles OF
Bey, Lieutenant-ColOnel, and e. b.
THE THREE AGES.
BY lolo Goch.
Three times the age of an alder pole are
judged to be the age of a dog;
Thrice the age Of u dog makes the age OF
horse;
Thrice the age of horse makes the age
of a man;
Thrice the age of man makes the age OF
a stag;
Thrice the age Of a stag makes the age Of
a hawk;
Thrice the age of q hawk makes the age
of an oak:
An oaks reputed age. when three times
told,
Describes the tenure of the land hold.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-26
THE SENATORIAL OUTLOOK.

Harrisburg Letter, Pittsburg Dispatch.
The whole number Of members of the
house and senate is 154. The total Re-
publican vote Is 2l5 Therefore the num-
Der of votes required to elect on Joint
ballot will be 12S votes, and to nominate
In the caucus 108 votes.-Penrose's friends
figure that Wanamaker will not have
more than sixty votes as a maximum,
making due allowance for doubtful men,
bers who may go to him. This would
give Penrose 155 votes to elect him On
joint ballot. 1t is quite probable that a
few votes will scatter to other persons in
the caucus, of members who prefer not
to take part In the contest between the
recognized candidates, but they are far
Wanamaker than from the Penrose col
umn.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-26

Investments In oil aggregate nearly
$50. 100000.
West Virginia has within her bor-
ders magnificent beds of fire clays,
ochre and fine building stone. There
rem aims no doubt of her taking fore
most place of great commercial power
among the states of the United States.
n s. Coll
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-26
VAST UNDEVELOPED
FIELDS OF COAL
West Virginia will Soon Lead All 10
Coal Production.
IT NOW LEADS IN OIL AND TIMBER

Enormous Tracts Of Coal Territory
That Have Never Been Touched by
the Miners Pick..Over 16,OOO,.
900 Acres Of Virgin FOrest..As.
ricultural Capabilities COmmen.
surate With Its Other Natural
Wealth..A Wide Field for the Safe
Investment Of Capital aud the Es.
tablishment of Industrial Interests.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-26

The death of the venerable principal Of
the Brecon Memorial college, the Rev. DR..
Morris, which took place on the 5th of this
month, has produced a keen and wide
spread regret in Wales. for, owing to his
retiring disposition, he never occupied
that prominent place in the public life Of
Wales which he might otherwise have 2t-
tained. he was justly regarded as a ,,ow-
erful force In Welsh education. and as
principal of the only South Wales, college
Of the denomination his influence has been
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-26

An open scholarship of ESQ a year at st.
Johns, oxford. has been won in open COM
petition by Mr.. Harold Roberts, J. F..
Canonbury, a well-known member OF the
London Welsh community.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-26

Mr.. Thomas Gee has just completed the
index which he has prepared for the new
edition of the "Gwyddoniadur Cymretg.
A list Of the principal contributors to the
work Is included.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-26

Mr. Ernest Rees' anthology of the best
stories in literature Is practically ready
1t Is entitled. THE Garden of Romance,
has pictures by Mr.. Laurence Hous man
and Messrs kegan and Paul are the pub
fishers.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-26

Mr. G. Young. cornetist, from Referring
has been selected as bandmaster to the
Blaina- Lancaster town band, in place ol
Mr.. Tom Morgan, now of Llanelly. during
whose tenure of office the Blaina inStru.
mentalists won the South Wales and Mon.
mouthshire challenge cup.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-26

The current number of Anecdote an
nOunces that three of the editors prizes
for the best anagram on the word ''anec-
dOtes' have been sent to Wales. The sue
cessful competitors were Mrs. h. A. Rich-
ards. Woodlands, Meath; Mr.. Il. Gray, ia
Hodges, Commercial street, Cardiff.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-26

portable theater up the Tawe valley the
staple attraction is a soul-stirring drama.
five acts, seven murders. and the front
Through Perils to Honor" There Is a
detective In II who would paralyse the
local force were he only free. There are
seats are ID,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-26

st. John Llewellyn, Bart, NJ. p, has
accepted the presidency of the next st.
David's Day dinner at the Holborn res
taurant in place of the late Lord KenSing-
ton,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-26

Mr.. W. Jenkins, OF Ynyshir, secretary
OF the library and institute, has recently
received from Mr.. whiting. of Weston
super-Mare. a valuable gift toward the
institute In the form Of fifty volumes OF
the "Chandos Classics" The gift is In
addition to sum of flOO which Mr.. Whit
ling previously subscribed to the insti-
tute,
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-26
HISTORY OF THE COLLIERY.

The River Level Pit, where the dis
aster occurred. is the oldest in the
Aberdare Valley, having been opened
in the twenties. Close by stand the re-
mains of the once flourishing Abernant
irOnwOrks. and the coal raised from
this colliery was principally used for
the numerous fOrges there. The pit
was sunk to the lower measures in 1866,
and. in addition to the Gellideg Seam,
which has been flooded, work Is being
carried on in the mine foot and what
Is known as the No. Seam. The num-
ber of men employed Is about 200, about
12O of whom are working in the Gelli-
deg Seam
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1896-12-26

Arrangements have been made,
through Mr.. Evan Owen, secretary of
the Miners Provident Fund, to obtain
the services of two expert divers from
Cardiff who are expected to arrive on
the scene at an early day.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-03-12

Yes Nssw. Sssr sassE r@e best Of
s-wraa DO g~s 30 zEsrEAee Esssste 1DwD AND
wros1y sa3e cat tr raesz Awy%rxE 40
yess eTpnssna tell ~ ssp<s abe Sc-xs ~
fsksehoy1x. ard 80. IL 80 se voc csrSt
sxF aryshi1x 10 clear Yourself hssS
keep = ATTN t0nSHEe in yc-r head, Boz
ss+rerss sgssvn thEsl Mkss-2s Sarss Bar
t0n Will DO ~sreryrAamx sAs lawfully san
do 10 kssp and sscnnfcgt pour fztsNrfs
1xwxNser.
Il RRranx vD- frcrn a frft heart. On
nw cezr Szshers little did yCm think fz
yrxvE1ing foe 4 poor SScSr- y0u were
RAISING I'D a fr5e0d for y0ur mnAGagsy
Isugh.er I'm her brrsrsss extremity
s-xeaafrse~S E1sDrs. wsgA e11ys$0n- Ax abe
yrass.s rt@ hard hand 81 the woman
THE WAYS ~ PgurSSencr 2re
strange. SAID tAe good WOMAN r1A~
suxsy-
TEeT are. echoed poor F~sssV-z-
thi1StnS ~ tine strange fate THAT had
cast her iEtD yras02-
AND RON Miss IS tAe err @erg
fan1sBr are atsDgzf 10 s&a 8DEn 90 hF'gzk-
fast / viii 20 ard bring ggE-z fsDsa
ms 0wn ES5Se. SEzse as ] ogg@g@f gNzr
s-pgeg-
Are al ~ the r~rss0EFES kErTaaAEs
from the =~oEernsrS -ah1St
-LAwk- 90. MEss. gEise tire reverse,
Tgu dgaf happen to Galnk tGe yrsi03
eTs al gg1 zEnB cAgp aE5 pgra wine
fer ghs8r suyper. s1a IS ! hroG-&s
ron Last night
Way. DO: and that was sAe rsxac2
zAF ! asked yea Bl1 d. al the wD-
leZ thar
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-03-12

Flnrn WITH ina HuT kr1 ESr rEE Nwz
6eGr Merriam fEr in wTnasz De PC dis
~fsgassssr He SaSgswr asrle Gaza Fzy~ sgzs
Ard "a, %8rAsU- consider Aaw 3=Hle
ssse FzE haze to 8gns1 rne ! Eu2
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zGNEF frJaudk a1& rgAN1zFA@ 10 5zTa
1hEM Z AEAFe hr1 FGEu g.ar In the
E8As. Ha6& wErg5g EaE eT@ ten vr-
AetrE- NzrasEal nh.aa Z npzsr In ny
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glance 90 -1Eawuilg f1wn- 11E Nznrrn
grsi91Ers EZEA 7 ElsE1 Vgus nv very
s1a2 se@aZs& genEsz11-S sZ ais aea5iu3
WAa1 E0s- SymgmaAF 1o8 NEHea8sz
eEWle u E8e az Eas dew ana tie EEn-
SHINE IT, q GH@-sr +0Eer EEr AareE
re and MN3 .zF BgE=- N@u care me-
IEw Mfe- GA Is III likely. - liz even
EefsS5t4H- 1ASEz lF hsErr ssgszaa sTer
SEerVs IN sts allegiance 10 ia EtAEr-
erg
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Ene8 EIE1 ZT @Wn sHaSsb beasgRGsy-
THAI I have aar eTsr HDgzh-a8-b8w
have FgEE ka-e1 6u-Lzg the ragcaEaEs Il
my aN-E 2As+7ze@T"
just Is always Life gfxsa-@ w5fN
zzSe 5l ErsA zssGsE1gNF- 5Ana 1sse changes
% aha weather Erg Az 1kar ! k5ww-
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nEgx. sAre EEg,erlEs8estS S1eh fearful
vBeiss5Ead->x % fgruEze tsssn -nazr GSZF
lVes &2re vfZssszfs -sssre like EA@ xze-
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gave szL So 1~zErs- hsa- FEgzr Nurm -er-
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have EvaeTEss fer 1Asnr rsar-e 1hEn -sn
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aEfSzE
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-03-12

See s1frsf1s -nrs 1esx4h in 7sy rrarser
reg sasSus6 e1xn@6@ sa s1s Alma
E@rreZ1gy
-EDgaxA S~sSere yp~ To eDme 80
7ase Lesur- I Mzv& sEzsz hear1 that THAI
EzAaErsr girl has Ese&n B~ezrrHsted and
srnE-xssrsst rs Earasvz- Save ths
srvvszxssa re.xsgrs for ee6erE1g ber aa-
noe~Ss- zAsvg1xh Ia great peril These,
rzg ur5rzse rs-ssonx- * 10 moe sescs&-
s1ry to 6arrIge- saDce they wcuL hare
no weighs with S21xe o. jury BEt I
have the deepest an1e-exr ia the aG-
nusr1zl ~ that girl AID In the 6AscDs-
e-y. IL r.rsssFgA- % shs real criminal
sear shat fh6svgh a wealthy hssrsss.
EussO-a Latnn - xS1hsSgS available
MaMh Is always very expensive
TAaeres1re. Alma I -RsA FcEz tO-zrsr-
YgM Ea0rmEzr-. TO take the chose Gay
rsE-es drive over so the grlRO2- and
uszfp aas5s racket Bz EgEEy-z Lest@1's
Az-6x- Ten her il ~ 10 b. EEsd IN hsT
defense. and H. semE GF 01e who has D.
deep a stake I'm Ser trial az she a1s
As-~ef Bat 90 Erot tn hpF f-oeM whom
il rz-1G 10 Fg- understand I s&aa
the h5g p1aezEE tire E2eGsge III the
hzE5s ~ b@y &xrG31sr
Yes maEEEE2- and I Eli faithfully
Do EU1r eTvaz2
+A thea
~Ma-1z- VIII FgE not e-lErzce me
Tor this oDce sR sIr ilrHsg pe16e3
AM@. E0A24mG gEt her arms
Co ~. 20. 2. z5rA and leave nE%
IA TINS The z6E1z.aEe FOI wg1d tzER
Of 1Ae Vesy FIRST visit ] p&yr1lE TDc 10
uuy pFes@rrey 9Xeaz1Gess tAe Lz6y ex-
G5te8aF-
Mamma vawSg2 -e- I 60 good
might sail Alaa4 res--as1ly as she
MEtk6ssw frGI che sgkEd4 u3seTy 81
her lGglh@rs private &p~arzue1ts
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wgnd@r szE &@~ pzE-zzs sArEIG f@ I'D
es@sIussy 50 un1zDanag-s IN their aEI-
5@Ty for Eu6@r1 Le21gEs's zcgusTz2L and
ifrE- she s5DGM De the eCnSdz11 of this
unsupported Ezz@5Lisy-
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-03-12

dgzk1 81 III For IL 1beE~ wEgE I s50ua
dare 20 he5se tAnH- 1hOe8gA the cs1
h0nEE@ sACEz11 as-re-1R eKzS1r1- IL ze@s1
NOT die IN blood and sAazss- said N0--
hxm MV1Ernss@- bitterly
-E@sm way not sz-erEsin rhz- horeS
There 80 Doshzn- bEr elreu-z1z-rEaH
@E@Be2ee z=xI@sz E3&o-E IsszEDE~ and
Sw& @rzGeEes = EroTerh&sA1y tzEz-
ez@
I'd c4zasga D. in iAGs ease The erG-
s8e-ew il cwzlE1eEe .ea-ralsaTe. cV1vser
snxe No 1Ee ral a011z that the Issue
81 her trial wGB he egDS@zEzA1Eoz 20
zs& And IL aAzt Z have AEr To boge
g. 6azn fAa hast EezaErl Of ArwaruM
VIE azFe the grace 70 d5e bT her cwz
L-1 In the wlS01- rather than be-
rU- a S~pa@r1e4e 90 the Ezps-E Sr0wM~
But Merriam I DO not think tss1t
she e ru5zrT4 and I Esr7r M.AA hAz-se Ezz
rTlS1 that sAe rE2y De yrNEaz s-09eNna
"a sewzn -F S1-s I believe bar liz be-
That - b@gzzse Fw= s7-apr es--
GASE0 kn5gwsEy Ike he's a. Hx2rer
fuv8Sd yuu szD-Sd sweet sxErar Ard
D0W. 5e1r AlEzz- T0g rzzsG Aaaz@ m@
AMI 20 5azse tEs-1sdEatEsF- Ia my
selfish ssTe- / have wr1zEes FnU Ea
keeping you Gu 80 kite And mggz- To
atc~e fer SSzr i15rrV. I ZEsa tea goa
RsaAeESlH- EAar- in yuE sgrnxe1ce.
FeW wEM E@wer find O1t vuzrsett
Ssrsar hing that YAH e==rtE-EFv arm
yaw against rne
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EG q anything Ira&euce c0ald ncS dis
cover. - sure K - not worth discover
s. And IS 80 arsuin- me against you
dear No<t7ne- J cannot consider yo1
a. szeuy. AMI therefore, 10 not wish
10 nc arGsel~
Yet. nevertheless I viii arm you
wf7A this k1owiesI-e Of the the morl6.
whAcA yor nEay use. ahErse or neglect.
al your pleasure Listen. then dear
Alma Even these meetings that yS1
accrnt me ara so hess-C.i0x TO ALI con
velki0E2llV. Jhzt yer they known
they would seriously e~onprcEIse your
good E@sse and nothing AlrEx. hut
our fun ssocerisy of purpose 70 a=---,
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-03-12
MILLIONS OF Doll

MILLIONS OF Doll
Lpa more could be m
N they would plant
bling seeds, becaus
grow and pr
from 4 to 6 tons of ha
blu. of corn, 116 bu.
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facts, all Cf viii
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"
when such big, bount
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with Il cents postG
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|vill receive their m
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[age.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-03-12
Stop. 7

Stop a small malsd
tour strength, before /
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you. The safest and /
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quletuie because It
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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-03-12

Ma. Jones No, i
anything. 1t is too
b drinking a
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to take the G
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-03-12
Incautious
MOST PERFH

Infaut
that relative
ra,t that's been VII
=,
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morning, when some
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tela in it TO the ehe
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he had a reap
Tribune.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-03-12
Women n. Hair

Greer-There's one
az yet been SO
FleonW hat is it?
Green-Why is ii
to the way
had his hair cut
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-03-12

She t1s limited exrerEe3ceA-Do
nen propose sc-ne rfrae or anciass.
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riencoN-yeS dear. I think shes
BrooklyU LIE.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-03-12

A a-ewistoD p d
has made $50, 900 from
Maine during the last
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-03-12

b he reviving powers Of
render il iDdispens able ir
colds and every 4
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-03-12
In Her

Browns Bronchial
pie yet NEST effectual
hoarseness and BroIN
imitatiene.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-03-12

A coial'any has beer
pose Of placing publi
on The streets Of Paris
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-03-12
Gef Hinnercn.
A,Frank A

I you want TO r. al ne the
Iuns II takes them cut pc
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1896-03-12


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