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cave Chase and Caught Him.

Patrolman Smith and Inspector Manning
were yesterday notified that man had
stolen an overcoat from a. gardener on Mar
ket street They arrived at the place in
time to see the alleged thief running and
gave chase They pursued him to Wash
ipgton street and thence east until ne was
caDtured by some citizens who joined in the
chase He gave his name as Allen Beatty.
sixteen years old and said he was from
East louis.
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U. OF /, "a; FRANKLIN, 6
UNIVERSITY WINS IT'S FIRST GAME
OF FOOTBALL.
Neither Team Has Had Much Practice,
and the Game Was Not
Ia Very Brilliant.

The first local football game of the sea-
son was played yesterday afternoon at the
Ohio-street ball grounds. The University
of indianapolis and Franklin College teams
furnished the sport, and the former won
by score of "A to 6. Only handful Of
people, possibly 150, witnessed the game
but these few knew the art of roofing
perfectly and helped Indianapolis along
with a series Of discordant yels and calls.
The game was rather loosely played. owing
to the fact that neither team has had any
coaching. The Franklin team has been in
training considerably longer than the uni
versity team, but her men lacked weight.
and what little team work they had learned
counted for but little against the heavier
and more experienced line of the University
Of Indianapolis team. At 2:45 the teams
lined a q fnllnrrS
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The Indiana woman.

The Indiana Woman. which won. adj
miration from the start by its artistic and
typographical features, has increased its
size to twenty pages, and promises new
and varied attractions for the future. Its
pictorial work is Of a high class and its
reading matter of local interest and lit
erary merit. It's list of contributors: in
cludes many well-known names, and 1t IS
aItogether q creditable publication.
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National Democratic SPEAK

Chairman Pickens yesterday received
word that Simon Stern, of New York Will
he at his disposal three days this week. He
assigned him TO Attica for Wednesday even
ing. and Vincennes Friday. Major Henry
Voimer, of Davenport, Ia. will be in the
evening, Oct. 10, at Knightstown Tuesday
evening and at New Castle Wednesday.
Mr. Bynum will speak at Warsaw next
Saturday
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Miss wheeIock, the whist Teacher,

Announces that she will be at the Denison
Hotel for four weeks except Monday and
to see all her former pupils and all Others
who desire to form classes in whist. Glasses
of four or more persons may arrange for
any special hour either at the hotel or
their homes. For further particulars please
call or address Miss Kate Wheelock, the
Tension, Indianapolis.
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Meetings Monday Night.

Iryingtcr-Hon w. d. Owen
Iawrene e-Hon. Jesse Overstreat.
sos West Washington street-F. E. Mat
son.
LA East Maryland street, Oriental Club
S. H. Spooner.
Brentwood WorkS-W. w. Thornton.
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telegram was received last night from
Bloomington announcing the sudden death of
William w. Thayer, who formerly lived at 13s
Park avenue. He moved to Bloomington four
weeks ago. The funeral will take place Monday
afternoon at o'clock from the residence of
John G. Smith. 745 College avenue.
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Freshest breakfast cereals and all the
popular brands of -four. Frank e. James
l07-l13 North Delaware street.
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I. II. s.. s: H. s.. O.

The Industrial Training School defeated
the Indianapolis High School in a game of
football, yesterday morning, by a score of
to 0, at the Seventh-street grounds.
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EawIer.s Hair store

Reopened with a full line of new goods.
With thanks for past patronage, we ask
the public to call at the old stand, over
Haerles.
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The melancholy days are here,
Now summer turns to fall
And clothing left from last year
Will not do at all
See T. w. Fleming, the merchant tailor. 6
Indiana avenue, and he will make it all right
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Fau Styles i'm Shoes
oId-Fa.nfoned Buckwheat FIoa

Are now ready for your inspection at
C. FRIEDGEN'S,
10 North Pennsylvania Street.
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Insure with German Fire Insurance OF In
diana. General offices, 20 South Delaware
street Fire. tornado and explosion
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For an appetizer Cooks Imperial Extr,
Dry Champagne leads all For forty year
it has taken the lead for its purity.
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Insure against tornadoes. The lcGil.
lard Agency Company.
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Carter. Right guard. Cook
Whitesides 49,. Quarter back. (capt.) Roberts
Erwin ........- Left ha.f back. Moore
Mortgomery capt Right half back hester
Pritchard.. Right tackle. .kettenbach
Wilson. back. ...Allen
Reynolds, referee; Needhammer, time
keeper; McGaughey ard Cole linemen.
indianapolis kicked off in the first half to
Franklins twenty-yard line. Montgomery
caught the ball and returned 1t five yards
before being downeds U. of 1. gained the
ball tumble and rushed it to Frank
Inns ten-yard line. Here U. of 1. fumbled
and Wilson, Franklins colored full back.
grabbed the pigskin and the entire
length of the gridiron for touchdown.
Johnson kicked goal. Seore-Franklin, s:
u. of l., 0.
u. of /. kicked off again. Franklin could
neither pierce the U. of 1. line for gains
circle the ends, and was forced steadily
back. until Gavin broke through the line
and forced Erwin across Franklin's goal
l.. 2.
The ball was brought out to the 25-yard
line and Franklin kicked for thirty yards
further. The University boys braced up at
this stage, and in four minutes play Loop
plunged across the line for touchdown.
Roberts kicked goal. Score: L. of l., s;
Franklin, g.
Another TOUCHDOWN, but goal, was made
u.
closed with the score: u. of l., II; Frank
lin, g.
In the second half Lister took Ketten-
bach's place at right tackle for Indianapo-
lis, and for Franklin Pritchard went in at
center in place of Woodsmall Moore went
to right tackle. Erwin to left end and Mid
dleton to left half-back. Franklin seemed
to realize in the second half that her
chances Were hopeless, and her play began
to lag. Indianapolis, too, eased up in this
half. but this did not prevent Lister and
Loop from making touchdowns from both
of which Roberts kicked goal, making the
final score: u. of l.. "a; Franklin, s.
U. of /. S goal was never in danger after
the f1uke at the first of the game. Consit-
erfng the amount of practice the teams
have had, they both did splendidy. Lister,
Loop, Gavin, Moore and Allen did probably
the best work for the L. of l. team, while
Wilson Middleton, Erwin and Captain
Montgomery did like service for Franklin.
Several players were bruised slightly, but
were all patched UP and kept in the game.
It is expected that Mott Flint will be here
tomorrow to take charge of the university
team He is thought to be a fine coach,
and with his aid the team hopes to be able
to win the college football championship OF
the State The new yell was practiced at
like this:
.'Whoopee Xxi rippf XII rap.
The sacred tribes OF Indianapl
Medico Dentico Butler, Law,
u. of l., L. of l., Rah! Rah! Rah!'
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The College-avenue football team de-
feated the Fountain Squares yesterday by
a score of 16 to o. only one half being
played.
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Delaware Insurance Company.
Insure your property with A ]. MEYER d
CO., SO Lombard. Phone 100.
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DunIap's Celebrated Hats
And all the other new style Hats, at
Seaton's Hat Store.
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Fine Harness,
Lap robes and horse blankets. F. l.. Herring
ton, 81 East Market street.
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If so, it will pay you to look at the
JEWELS" They are fright"
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Cure that cough with Browning Cough Syrup.
Drums carlin & Lennox 81 East Market.
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null line OF Bookcases at VIM. [. EldsrA
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Choice, $1,000.
Silks.

We would like to transfer to you a part
Of the enthusiasm We feel for these New
Black Silks. They are great values.
Fine Heavy Satins and Fancy
Weaves, "a inches wide.......65c per yard
Heavy Black Brocades, large
and small designs. ............ II per yard
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Acorn Stoves and Ranges.
The standard of the world. Haueisen Hart
man. house furnishers 163-16s East Washington
street.
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Removal Notice.

Green's Dental Parlors southeast corner Ohio
and Ihinois streets Specialties: Crown and
bridge work.
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The Foster Glove

Has a national reputation for quality,
and these come In all sizes and colors.
Had you not better fill that Glove Case?
Mail orders will receive prompt attention
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Ostrich Feather Boa

1 Cleaned and curled; tips and plumes colored and
| curied CHARLES FABLES, Is South Illinois
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ENERGY
WASTED.
Pattern Dresses.

Monday and Tuesday we offer you a
chance TO save S. on a select this season S
pattern Dress. Fifteen patterns marked
from S12 to SIS.
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The Pursell Dental Parors have removed to
| Commercial Block corner Washington street and
| kentucky avenue opposite Bates House. Ida
| Pursell Page, the Dentist.
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The Pursell Dental Parlors have removed to
Commercial Block corner Washington street and
Kentucky avenue, opposite Bates House. Ida
Pursell Page, the Dentist.
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Feed -our horse JANEs's Dustless Oats
Insure your home in the Glens Falls.
Good Teeth

Insure your nome IN the tlens fdiiS-
Good Teeth.
Green's Dental Parlors southeast corner Ohio
and uInois streets. Specialties: Crown and
bridge work.
Removal Notice.
The PurselI Dental Parlors have removed to
Kentucky avenue opposite Bates House Ida
Pursell Page, the Dentist.
Dentists.
Martin Walker 44k North Pennsylvania
street, Rooms, 10 and IL. Crown and bridge work
a specially.
Removal Notice.
The Pursell Dental Parlors have removed to
Commercial Block corner Washington street and
Kentucky avenue. opposite Bates House. Ida
Pursel Page, the Dentist
Ostrich Feather BOas
Cleaned and curled: tips and plumes colored and
cured. CHARLES FABLES. Is South Illinois
street.
Acorn stoves and Ranges.
The standard of the world Hauesen & Hart
man, house furnishers, 163-1Ss East Washington
street.
Delaware Insurance Company.
Insure your property with A. J. MEYER
CO., SO Lombard. Phone 100.
Fine Harness,
Lap robes and horse blankets. F. L. Herring
ton, 81 East Market street.
The melancholy days here,
Now summer turns to fall:
And clothing left from last year
Will not do at all.
See T. w. Fleming, the merchant tailor o.
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Bilfesbarre Rahri6ten.

- abram gdsrt pirb nd6fsn Oien.
flag sebdnst.
= Sier purbsn i'm perHoHenen Wonot
Sc 8eeroisungsideine ertbeilt, sesen 70
fur benislben Oionat i'm 8oriabre.
- Mm Samiias tpurbe 8. @orben
ais 9ohmeiisr bon aunfle uno W. s.
perese als poFtmeiiter bon 2ateton, beipe
in tieiem Gountp. srnannt.
- Sobn 8ubI bon Silpsr 8roof ents
oedte am Sreltas Norsen in ieinem
SubnerIaa sinen srcben Saufen gaen'
paarsn uufssitapslt, bic tpenisitens sl00
psrtb Fnb. 99ie unb mann iie oabin
tamen, 1T ibm elm 8dtbfel. bod iteinen
es esftoblene Baaren su isin.
-am Disnitas tpurbe Orbre srbaIten.
bic bebeutsnben Barren. unb DtaiGinen'
8erie su Seauspiqe fur bic nd&fen
,psi Ulonate Gag unb 9iadt arbeiten su
lufen, iotpis psitsre 4rbeiter ansufeaen.
@robe 9efsaunsen iino in ben lesten
,wei Wo&en eiuselaufsn.
= Sn Der gnsros aiqubrbanbIuss
oes Sarris SaIturs su @sorssiOwn
brad am Dienitas turs na& Dtitterna6t
Elm sSsusr aus. bas bieielbe, einen Stat
unb fanf nabeitsbsnbe Sdufer Der 8ep
Afb 8oblen @Ompanls serii6rts; Der
@siamm.usrIut ipiro auf So. 100 peran.
i4la8t.
-Sobn WatatIp unS Sobn gurnitus,
bic unestIast iinb. ben Srant @ronsstl
bel elmer poIitiidsn 8eriummluns in
Durpea am 81. Oftober eeibbtet su pa.
ben, bsitanben an Samfae elm 8erb6r
uno purbsn beibe unter $4,000 Burg,
l6aft seHslt. Bis bic @robssidporsnsn
ben Saa beratben baben.
= Die sessndber BEN Bort 9oiptIsr
Winentaae, an Der Yittston 2anbitraBe,
pcbnbufte Srau &naub unb ibrs God.
ter, 2itbauer. ipurbe seitern in Der 5rdb,
pon 8aubsrn in ibrem Sauis ilbsrfaaeu
uno itIimm suseri6tet, au4 anseblit
um s400 bsraubt. Die Sade III IN ee,
bsimnibpOlss SuntsI ssbaat.
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-Srau @atbarine @rnit bon 2incoIn
Strobs srlas am Danfiasunsstas oem
Ulasenfrebs /; iie purbe in 2iemann.
8apern, seboren unb errsidte bas Glter
BON &C Sabren unb 4 Nonaien. auBer
ibrem @attsn iiberIsbsn fe 6 ertpudiene
2inbsr. Die 8esrbisuns fanb am Sam'
tag Worssn bon ber St Ni6oIas 2ir6e
aus i'm faib. Sriebbofs itatt.
Soiob 3issIsr ftorb am Niitttpod
lebter @obe in ieiner gobnuns on
Roro 9Suibinsion StruBe nad elpem
unpoblisin bon iber sinem Sabre an
elmer 8omplilaiiOn bon 8ranfbeiten unb
putbe am Srsitos beerbist. 3ie8let
puros i'm Sabre 1887 in Bisn ssboren
uno fam 1880 nab 4merifa ielne Jrau
unb iehs Sbbne iberleben ibn.
-Saiob Ssrtsrsr bon Souib Strabs
purbs am Disniias Worsen bon einsm
l6peren nnfaa betrofen er If bel ber
BIpmOuib 2ObIsn So. su 8lpmouib ans
ssiisat unb oils er iid aur 8sparatur un'
ter einen &arren n,eoerlieb. itieben ans
oeIn bagegen unb er ipurbe gefansen.
aubsr benz 8rud beiper 8eine trus er
no d anbere 8erlesunsen oapon.
= Osiar Stuq unb Ssfas Williams
uon 5ortp Sort madten am Dienitae
einsu srdbliden Suno auf bem @ulmbau.
fen bss Wtaltbp Breeders; iie fanben
nemIi1 be drmlih sefleibets uno TART
perpsfte teide zines Wannss Dor, ber
nah Bapieren in ieiner Taids Sobn
Dulep bon bier mar. SO ipiro ausenoms
men, baB sr entnsber eritidte ooer Der
@iidbpiuns erlae.
-Srant Sherman bon pofe Souop
n am 4bsnb bes Oantia8unsstases au
2arfspile, pabrenb zines 3rapalss oa'
ielbh Dor osm pohamt, bon unbstannter
Sano nit einsm WsRer in ben 1nterleib
eeliodfn .tporben unb liest iebt I'M bleii'
gen Soipital sefdbrlid barnieber. 4m
islben Gage tpurbe @bas. 0tuaiean, @r.
SduIbirettor bon DilfsS'8arrs Iotpns
ibip, bon ieinsm Gouiin GonitubIsr Wm.
Dou8bsrip ipdbreno elmer ylsderei in ben
arm eeiHoGen uno bic Wunbe III 10
i6limm, bab Wtulisan mbsli4ertpelIe
sen Irm perIieren muB.
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Sunmore.

= nnisr Stdbt&sn mar am Disniiae
abenb fdr cine 8eitIana in 9unisIbsit,
inbem bic eIeftrifde 2iHt Gompanis,
oeren @ontroft an l. December ausIief
unb nidt erneuert tpurbs, itrsn elsftris
i&en Strom abesi6nittsn bate.
= 1bomas Sobsfou, General Ser.
matter Der BennipIuania 8oblsn Gom.
panic, Barb am Samitas Moreen i'm
Deitminiter SoteI su Nsip Yorf i'm IIts,
bon Sc Sabren er mar Elm tebensldne'
li&er Aussfeatsr Der gOmpanie.
- Die Dunmore GIeitrii5e ai&t,
Ssisuns unb 2raft Gompanis bat sir
@runofdd BEL Murrap's BREEDER in
Ibroop SeIbe euseripdbIt. UNI ibre @s'
bduIi&isiten burauf ;u srriGtsn, nit mel,
den man icsIsi& anfanssu Iisb.
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NtffSfpu.

: Ser 8estbOusn Rdnnsr&or Bat
iid aufesIOf.
= STEPHAN Dotbes, 90 Sabre alt. ia
am Dienitas in Der Butler Wine burd
ene porseitise Sprensuns aueenbIidli&
eetDbtet tpocoen.
= @tpa 10 rlbr Mitternadt am
WlOntas brad in benz Saufe Der Srau
Sumss @iIbribe su apoca Elm Ssuer aus.
ous in iurser 8eit bofsIbe boafdnoia
,eritorte; Der anseridtete S&aosn be-
lduft iid auf mebrere tauieno Dollars
unb iit tbsilpsiis bur& 8srt@sruns ss'
bedt,
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BON Der 6ubfeite.

Gin unbebeutenbes Seuer ereisnste ii6
am Dienfag Ibenb in Sonntaes Wirtbs
idaft.
Oie SIb 8aibinston absnue Bride
dbsr ben &oarins Sroof ioa in unii4es
rem 3ufanbe isin.
Ssrr Srani Wbqsr bat ben Sdnsnf.
iten 8aisbaa Part in einen S4litt,
idub.8arf umsewanbelt.
Die arseit an ber nsusn poInii6en
airGs ma6t idnsle Sorti@ritte unb bic
5unoamsniSmausrn iinb iest fertis.
GbarIss &sibrid bon Stons apenus
unb Sophia Rsiidart eripirfteR am
Mittpod cine SeiratbsIisens.
1lur pbiaips mubte am WiitpO6
$500 Barsi6aft auf bic Antlase iteaen.
ben 8inesnt GarIucci tbdilid ansseriffsn
su baben.
SrI. Gatbarine Reebbam, bic l6 Sabre
alte Tohter Der gbeIsute Sames yieeb.
bam bon @sbar Apenus. itarb ON Dien'
iiaa na4 lltdsissr 2ranibsit am ROtb.
lauf.
sS- Borders nsusr 8 Gts. 2absn,
7l3 Gsbar ape., ftibrt einsn pOaitdnoissn
8orraib bon Seiertass Waaren une
Sausbaltunss' GrtiteIn gu ben biaisften
8reiien. 1873.
Serr gilbert Nob. Sobn bes SduIra.
tbes NoB, unb SRI. 2ouiia SpIanoer bon
Stone Npenue tperben am 8. December
i'm Sauis ber 8raut als @bspaar sinse'
ieenet.
No. 8erfebIt ni9t, uns su beiu1en,
ebe ibr cure SpieliaGen unb 9uderpaa.
rem fur bic sseiertase einfauft. Biliums
& 8ruber, SO. 3l2 unb 3l4 2adapannu
apenue. 1913
Die @irtbidaft bes Sobn WiI,id ar
Sao @aibnston Npenue purbe ON
SamIias bon Deputy S4sriff 5srber ar
@m. Craig perfuuft. Der bic 8, Robin'
ion Brauerei reprdfentirte.
Serr Subsrt Glbredt unb 5rI. Gam
nab gleuls. stpei pobIbefannte jung,
9suts bisisr Ssits. finb am 9onnerital
Ra6mittas bur6 8afor @m, U. Norb
alS @bspaar einseiegnet tporben.
Srau Barbara @eb III i'm GItsr boz
"A Sabrsn in ibrer 8obnuns an 8iI'
lom Strabe am Montas Worsen eeitor'
ben. Die 8srforbene, ipslhe aassmsii
sea1tst mar, pirb bon neun fIsinei
ainbsrn tibsrlebt. Sbr 8serbisuns fanl
am MittpO6 9to&mlttas itutt.
Die ar&iteiten 8artI & Smith babsl
Blame unb Spssiiiiationsn fIr bic nsu A
erridtsnoe st. Stanislaus poInii1s faib
airde an Scout StraBe fertis sefsllt
oeren grbauune etipa $4,000 foftsl
piro.
MIbert Msobr bon bieier Settle mubt
am Srsitds i'm Poli;siseridt 500 bssab
len, neil sr am porbersebenben Aben
an 2adapanna Npenue einen NneriI
auf 8olbiit 9errp ma1te ais oieIer ib
warnts. BaHanten ni&t su beIditissn.
SIN Der Dobnuns bes WebssrmeiIfer
Snfob Sofmeiitsr an pittston 9lpsnu
fsuts iit am Dlorssn bsS 9aniiasunss
tusss elm irdftiser iunser Wesssrburit
elm. pOribsr srObs Srsube bafsIbI
berri6t.
Gin 8ufammenitoB stpii&sn sinsl
@utbsins'fden Wsseerpaeen uno einsl
Strabenbatnipasen faub an 9onnsrita
on Gebar auenue itatt; Elm @assnru
uno Der 5snosr puresn serbrOasn, nil
mano psrIsst.
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g crantpn
Spar=8amf,
122 @bomiae abenme,
Seranton, pa.

Oas dlteite Spar.S .Snititut i'm more.
oitIiden Iennibluanien.
5amss BIair. Brdfbent.
9. y. Brite. 8be 8rii.
Q. g. Sddfer. gaffirG.
v. B. Blair aifift. gaffirer.
Sbeo &. Straub 9eIlet.
0ireftoreu.
5ames Blair, o. 3. 4riee,
SEQ. . gatIiH. 6raff R. Spencer
q. 3. Blair Snmes ardbaIo.
u. .. &enneob. Depitt 8. Blair,
Bm. 0 SieisI, Sas 0 Satforb
aiibrt Elm allaemeiuss 8anfssiddft
eisllt Be6ieI 3ablbar in 'rssnb sinsm sb.iIs
her @eu aus.
8 pro;ent Suterefen auf 9spoFtsn bs3abIt
lin annoidaft piro ssbetsn.
Offen Samtas Gbenbs bon 7 big llbr.
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0alb Yreis 9abelt,
5t1 2adapanna 9lbenne,
anb 1873 Yenn Mbenue,
q. HartobsfD, GissntbiimH.
80. Sabr8an8.

Bir srIaubsn nns, hem gublifum an,ufiinsi'
asn, bab mir unlsrt srpbsn Bargain Vsrfauts
tpabun6 bsm Wintu fortisBtn wsrssn: gStr
batsu lptbsu bas fsinft aiIcrtsmsnt bon Damsn
0prappers ptlGts it In bu Staet Snantcn
ausastftat purbs srbalttn, pslts mir gum bal
hsr 0trsifs IndlfhIaoen
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Dir babtn allts pas Sbr pinf4t ium bal
ben prsis. v. Us artepstp.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1896-11-27

The Mapleton Enterprise assumes to
feel great interest in the successor
to Postmaster Quinn of that place,
and suggests that the selection be left
to an election. 1t happens that, as
Congressman McCleary must take the
responsibility for the fitness, as we'll
as the acceptability of postmasters in
his district, he will prefer to use his
own judgment to considerable ex-
tent in making recommendations In
any event, he will quite likely seek
advice, if he feels in need of such.
from other than Popocratic sources.
Speaking of Mr. Quinn's successor
calls forcibly to mind the fact that no
more fitting selection could be made
than to name Hon. G. G. Spaulding,
one of the most ardent, hard, working
and loyal Republicans in the county.
His appointment, we believe, would
give very general satisfaction to the
patrons of the Mapleton office and be
a source of qualification to the Re-
publicans generally of the county.