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THE PARITY" DELusioN.
senseiess and Useless Juggling with the
 Monetary Standard.


 Monetary Standard.
 Four years ago the silyerites. demo- crats or republicans, joined with the goldites of their respective parties in accepting declarations in favor of leg islation which shall insure the main tenance of the parity of the two metals" The quotation is found in both demo- cratic and republicaa national plat forms. This will O the wisp of prom ise worked, even on the broad stage of national politics, but it cannot be ex- pected to work again. Silverites and goldites, democrats or republicans, have shown that they are equally tired of further juggling with the subject; and the next time each party will insist that the truth as to it's beliefs and in tentions shall be squarely told.
 The hollowness of these promises of legislation to put gold and silver on q parity, has been proved by the com plete failure of either party to attempt it. Since the promulgation of the na- tional platforms of 1892 the silverInen's scheme for free coinage, or silver mono- ufeI1llSm, naS been the SlHple ltSl>ld- tive proposition pat forward any where; and with free-silver coinage, not dollar in gold would circulate on a par with silver.
 The gold men, who believe in niaili- taining the gold standard of our cur rency, and in saying so, have offered and will offer no legislation whatever to insure or to create Il parity between gold and silver other than the make shift parity existing, under which near- ly $500, ,ooo,000 of silver are maintained on parity with gold None theless.they offer change, from what we have, of priceless value. They offer the pros perity which springs from sure and stable monetary standard. the indis- pensable foundation of industrial con fidence and enterprise. They constis ute the overwhelming majority of the people of the United States. and if either the democratic or the re publican party fails to pronounce thelr senti- laent in its platform this sumner it will be dcspised for q co.vas1 n lsr.si<x for it's foalr-.N. \. Sun.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-04-05
 A Weird Story.

In the museum at Cape Town is shown an old-fashioned, high-backed wooden chair, to which attaches a weird story. It is related that the chair is one in which the Dutch governor De Noorde was found sitting dead few moments after the execution of sol dier whom he sentenced to be hanged. and who.on his doom being pronounced, solemnly called upon his condemner to accompany him to the Throne of the Supreme Judge.-Chicago Inter oeean.
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son why she should COL. ANNA NlLLAk' not have the title as well as any other impressario, is Q business woman par excellence. never could see why that title should be applied to Mrs. Smith, of Podunk, who has invented an im- proved egg beater, and got her picture, flve-dollar size, inserted in the valuable columns of some woman's magazine, but Napoleon in petticoats who can figure out dates, railroad fares, freight rates, chair cars, hotel accommodations and all the incidentals of long concert trip. and keep the tenors from scrap ping, can call herself a business woman, as fas as I am concerned, if there is any fun in it for her.
 Col. Millar, here's to your very good health!
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and his lovely big bearded pirates just 200 years ago. The club rooms are low and ceiled with heavy beams, and the light from the big freplaces gIeams from old armor on the walls If the prince of Wales and Laureate Austin and the other big social and literary lights who have been invited from the other side do show up they will have g great time.
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the Granddauglh-

THE BOSS GHOST the Granddaugh-
 LIVES HERE. ters of the Revol1i- tion, or the Nieces of the Descendants of the Tories, or the Second Cousins of the Deserving People who Would Have Been Colonial if They Had Reached This Country in Time, or something like that. always get 'em mixed.
 This is one of the four finest Colonial houses in Gotham's vicinity. The other three are the Phillipse mansion at Yon- lters, where Washington got the mitten; the JumeI house on the heights above the Polo grounds, also Washington's headquarters at one time, and the Rob- inson house in Flatbush. Each one of these four places claims from ten to seventeen romances, four or five battle "reminiscences, and three authenticated ghosts.
 The head sghost of the Van Cortlandt mansion, which is the most lively and ghostly of the entire outfit and has scared away any number of care takers, will have lots of fun with the odds and ends which the museum people will sup ply for his or her entertainment.
 He can smoke the old pipes, brew tea in the old kettles and dance away to his hearts content on the crazy old spinets and harpsiehords.
 You don't believe there is a ghost?
 Ask any one of the numerous ven turesome people who have spent the night in the old house.
 One of the few managers of concert
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which has been so bitterly fought ont in New York, has, by one. of life S little 1T o e S. b e e n crowned with vic- tory in Chicago.
 The selection Of Henry Ives Cobb, of that city, as super vising architect of t h e government
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otable c Y c e P lon.
 The McKinl c y ustlers are shale- stray delegates It of their hiding aces in all parts the country, but eeampaign e man. gers of the other nlidates refuse be, or at least fuse to=appeaI
 -H Al
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is neither an Ital- : ian nor 2. colonel has just brought Theodore Thomas orchestra troupe, another of Chica- go s t1'iunphs over Gotham, on it's east ern circuit
 Col. Anna Millar, i, for there is no req
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slondon at the present moment; q That he can be, or ever could have
 an American-for "he writes so #b don't you know"
 zsVertheless Crane is living near New #'A, isn't and never was in London, i the light of the bulls eye is to be 5swn upon his lean countenance at t oign of the Lanthorn" on the even- #of the day named.
 4c Sign of the Lanthorn" is the s'rest of the many queer clubs of
 fork. It is housed in one of the
 s' ,s. buildings in the city, marked by
 aelon as the meeting place of Kidd
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SPRING FASHIONS.
New Gowns and Capes Displayed by the
 New York Modistes.

revival of the rather longslrirted coat opening low and wide is promised for the spring season.
 Rich brocades with large figures. suggestive of wall paper or draperies. not only popular but becoming Y hen worn by large women
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agh he is ouly 'r 24 years old
 never in his
 saw a battle ger than an st side paw stone function, i, English cous- refuse to be- 1e::
 That Stephen qe is not a vet f of many bat elds;
 That he is not
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Kidd's buccaneers, is the old Van Cort- landt mansion in Van Cor a n dt park.
 The park com
 nissioners h a ve turned this fl n e place over to the So- ciety of Colonial Danes for a mu- seum-unless it is
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Aetion, or, to change the figure, are sstting with the tide of the times. Easter is the florists great harvest ,Ine of all the year, his last opportuni- sruntil Christmas to levy tax upon the slntire community, and he is improving # Between this and next Monday sTorning the prices of cut flowers will ssfe shrunk like a woolen undershirt.
 lust a hint to the effect that violets z,e the swell flower of the spring, as
 key have been for some little time. Just another hint: Q great many nat ', I gentlemen who will net wear roses, \ carnations or pinks in the button zple look with favor upon the small awly cornfower. It is better to be than to be corned. The yellow jonquil is also sometimes Born. Some simple fower-that's the
 sle.
 ~ .
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lE GOSSIP OF GOTHAM.
"a Season of Easter Lilies and Of
 Campaign Buttons.
..e+ary Carlisle's Surrender-The Daugh-
 E..rs of the voIution-Lanthorn Light
 m Crane Chicago Invades New York-A Ghost Story.
tcopYR1eHT. 1896. l

E w l O R K sees, every year, the
 preparations for Easter more and ID 0 e universal. |. E V e n t h O S e s e c t s " h 0 S c Puritan prejudices against the spring festival were in
 past years most
 pronounced have surrendered at dis
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|lthlaught.
 Ask any man you meet who is his |sag Forite candidate, and he will say Nor |ropl or Reed or Mckinley. Ask him
 b he thinks will really get it, and |Inseh ana hali times out or ten ne ;usl pull his beard and say; Well, it
 &ks a good deal like Allison. aHlhere is feeling that Allison, as Iiduary legatee of B'rer Harrison. sg elude the tar baby by the road side, deven dodge the dull, sickening thud no the dark horses left hind foot. lind it may be so; and then again it |ftetg not be so. The managers of the
 ow are very much afraid the Ono
 sn may stampede the convention. E6ssey don't say so, but they are.
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2aother colonel is to be honored in ! city next Tuesday evening. AL
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The anti-Carlisle campaign of the American Association of Architects
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8 great tim

Talking of old houses, a more famous one even than the rum-scented resort of
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Peace on earth, good will to men, !" ,bds in the presidential candidates a
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One of the few managers of concert and opera troupes in the country who
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<, At any rate Allison badges nave made 'a,s z, Dir appearance in New York. v. This making of 7 s4slsS campaign badges ,s.sS lS1TUTTTTFT and buttons is a 'sss S@@e snap, if you can hit Y Y RHESLo\>A the mark right. . SGfLN I we'll remember tl .ALLGSIS " Hhow, after Harri- ~ son was nominated
 [ooSSI# at Minneapolis, the 1,N<N Ho% Blaine, McKinle y :4; 11Sssgzg9f and other badges sbr; lHDHnIlHHHD and buttons which z AANl IlllDH had been so com ,,as nHITIlTTUUT mon disappeared onIEBE's MONEY IT ilno ll1 nias ie' n, aliu :, Il +h fares could be seen ' tlihing but the glimmer of the liar X on blue. The badge and button eoker who can pick the winner at St. the slis and Chicago can make his ever witing fortune.
 1,e. cent each is a hilariously eNaggcr-
 estimate of the cost of ordinary
 
 5sd ges or buttons, and the things are fl xler sold at ten cents or a quarter ,aeth, or chucled into rubbish heaps uselcss after the fight is over. The t bs orders which are given out by the eo paigning managers, calling, say, rafi 5O0,000 buttons each of the Quay, .enfrton, Reed, Allison or Mckinley hal eties, are, of course, placed at low s befs for the quantity, and there is a
 nendous competition for such lump neiesrs. The badges are all made by ,. al hinery, and one man and boy can of 4a out thousands in day. prbl oi. years the badge maker gets his q aag from the secret and benefit soci- 4a. know one badge maker who be this to 40 of them, for business req. th
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At any rate Allison badges have made sir appearance in New York.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-28
BOON FOR BALD HEADS.

Chicago lnter-Ocean Touches Up
Oklahoma Danderine.
The Chicago lnter.Ocean Of Nov Is
says:
With the dawn Of prosperity and
peace comes another boon to mankind
in the shape of new hair vigor.
For years doctors have been vying
with one another in the mixture OF
hair-r. ising fluids until man from
woolly Oklahoma has compounded a
drug which has dealt the death blow
to the wig industry, So all-powerful
and potent Is the mixture that it will
restore the hair 10 moth eaten dogskin
muffs and replenish the impoverished
business end OF an overworked feather
duster.
The Oklahoma man has seen fit TO
establish a branch Office In one Of Chi
cago's skyscrapers, where the eastern
agent is getting out a little literary
sheet known as The Danderine
Herald" The publication is issued
monthly, and is given over entirely 10
essays on dandruff, badness, whiskers,
and gray hair, with occasional ten
minute talks on the Oklahoma man 5
liquid boon.
The Herald will cut big figure in
the literary world, and will lead the
way TO the Inauguration of The Chill.
blain Gazette, "The Soft Corn Jour.
nal, and THE Salt Rheum Sentinel VI
The Westerne-'s chemical is TO be
applied to the head in the manner con.
ventional with similar vigors. The
man with head susceptible to the
tiniest touch, aud the weakly roots OF
whose capillary foliage are responsive
to the slightest persuasion OF nature
stimulant needs but apply the liquid
to the top OF his hat and miracles will
follow. A thick hossy growth viii
line the top OF his pate and sprout or
the inside and the outside OF his liz
and keep his brains nice and warn
during cold days.
The hair mans agent Is now giving
sample treatments for badness anS
gray hair in his lofty labratory. MeI
] with deserts on their scalps are flock
ing from far and near. On the head
of those who have taken several days
treatment oases are sprouting out her
and there, and gradually reaching ou
and touching each other.
The Oklahoma mans agent says h.
has already resurrected three sqnar
acres OF Chieago's dead HAIR. He hope
by spring to leave Chicago in such
happy state OF affairs that there vii
not 6e enough bald heads in the city
limit TO fill the first row at bale
show.
Old bachelors whose heads once re-
sembled a tin roof, will tie their lock
up in eolored ribbon, and Jack tn
Hair Cutter will not be able 10 stea
hair as fast as the Oklahoma remed
can create IL.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-28
CAMERON RESIGNS
Governor Appoints A. O. Nichols as
Territorial Auditor.

Governor Appoints A. O. Nichols as
Territorial Auditor.
Rev. r. u. Cameron last evening
rendered his resignation to Gov Rem.
frow ss territorial auditor and super
teudent OF public instruction The
governor at once accepted the resigna.
ton and appointed to Gil the vacancy,
tie assistant auditor Mr. A. q
Nichols.
MIR. Cameron's action was fore
shadowed by the Leader two weeks
ago, aud was prompted by the bishops
action in transferring Rev Cameron
from e Reno to the Muskogee, T.
district MIR. Nichols, the new auditor
is a young man OF sterling worth
and the Governor is to be c1ngratnls
ted on making the appointment Mr..
Nichols has virtually had charge oI
the auditors Office during the pasi
three years and has proved himself 8
wise, discreet and efficient Official. h,
is popular and courteous and the ap
pointment will give general satisfac
ton
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-28
DIR. PARKER sKlps.

Leading Physician OF CLOUD Chief
Vanlshes.
Much excitement prevails at Clond
Chief over the flight OF DR. Parker, u
leading physician, who is charged with
seduction. The Cloud Chief Sentinel
says:
''on Thursday morning last the
town was thrown into somewhat OF
excitement by the report that DR.,
Parker had skipped. Circumstances
were such that il made his absence
very necessary TO the safety Of his per.
son, and about 10 o'clock Wednesday
he bid adieu TO Cloud Chief, and all the
misery and grief he has caused and
hied him away as he evidently thinks
to some secluded spot where none
would know his whereabouts sheriff
Morrison teing out Of town, at The
time, matters could not be arranged
until abous 3 p IN, Thursday, wher
pursuit was instituted, sheriff Nor
rison struck the trail leading southes
and found at Mr., Chalk's, in the south
east part OF the county, where he ha'
| left his team and hired man to taxi
him TO the Chickasha. Morrison fol
lowed on and after nights hard rid
reached ChlclSashe, - snd that hi
bird mad hown about eight hours be
fore. On investi CATION it was foun'
that he had his beard shaved of close
bought ticket and checked his bag
gage 10 s.. Louis. Morrison returnel
and Grant Price was deputized aR
started In pursuit but up TO date n
Developments have occurred Parke
is charged, we understand, with seduS
tion by promise OF marriage, and IL
hoped be will be promptly apprehend
ed and properly dealt with. To thin
Of the worried mother, the griei
stricken relatives, the sorrowin
friends, is enough to almost cause on
70 come TO the conclusion that abou
six foot Of rope should be his portion.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-28

a special meeting Of the mem bers OF
the X. OF +. lodge was held IN Castle
hall last night 70 arrange Tor giving
an orange tea, with music dancing
and cards, on the 9th anniversary Of
the lodge, which is Friday evening
next. The affair will be quite swell
aud will be open to none but members
and their wives, relatives or sweet
hearts. All k Of Ps in good stand
ing are invited The following com
mittees we're named Foucart, Levy,
Searcy, on Invitations and expenses;
Dodhou, Greer and Plat. on program
and music: Voss, Lynch and Griswold,
on decorations: Saunders Cohen and
Merten, on refreshments; floor com
mittee, Pentecost. Jones and Lynch.
The following program will be carried
out:
"our Anniversary, Ike Levy.
Music.
"Pythianism," r. v Hoffman
Music, male quartette.
"Women and Select Order7 C. NJ
Barnes.
Music, orchestra.
'Men and their Secrets" o Il
Fegan.
Musis, male quartette
Luncheon. dancing, cards and other
amusements.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-28

An interesting game of foot ball was
played at the fair grounds Thanksgiv-
ing day between the students of the
high school and commercial college.
The game was won by the college
eleven, the score standing 10 to O.
Touch-downs were won one each for
Donahoe and Hart, and one kicked
goal was won by Hart. The umpire
of the game was Prof. Tucker. Time,
two tvyentv.five tninuLa halves
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-28
Winter Apples

We have just received a car load of
very fine hand-picked, orchard-packed
apples from Missouri, consisting of the
following varieties: Wine Sap, Ben
Davis, Missouri Pippin and Willow
twig which we will sell for few dayR
only at $500 per barrel, full three
bushels in each barrel, we also bave a
car load of fine New York apples of
the Baldwin and Greenihg varieties,
three bushels in each barrel, which " G
are selling at So. so per barrel. These
prices viii be only for few days. re
member they are all frst-class hand
picked apples.
22tG The WELCOME GROCERY.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-28

Very low rates will be made by the
Missouri, Kansas Sc Texas railway on
November 3 and II, December 1 to Is,
to the south. Fer particulars apply to
the neai est local agent, or address
Edwin Adams, Parsons, Kas tDee II
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Noble and Broad avenues, drst Sun
day in Advent. Sunday school at 10 a.
M service and sermon II a. m; even
ing service and sermon 1880 p. m. In
the morning subject OF sermon. The
Preparation for Christ Evening
sermon The Second Advent" We'd
nesday evening service $50 p M; Fri
daY litany 4.50 p. m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-28

Wanted-Position ia oniee or store
or any honorable employment Wages
no object to begin with. Position
wanted and viii work on trial for q
week Good references. Address A,
B. care leader tole
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The Christmas edition Of the Leader
will be the handsomest paper issued Ia
Guthrie for many months, Work on
this edition has already begun and
some fresh aud interesting data is
being gathered. Exhaustive write ups
issue, which viii be profusely illus
trated,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-28

Appropriate services were held
Thanksgiving day at local churches.
The congregations were large and the
pastors delivertd pertinent and inter
esting themes. Al the Trinity church
the ceremonies were exceptionally In
teresting The Knights Templar at
tended this church in a body
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-28

There is quite difference between
the jewelry work done by make-shif'
and experts | have had some work
done recently by j. w. Ferrier, in the
Eagle drug store, and the quality
clearly demonstrates that he is al
artist in his chosen trade. Those
looking for good work and courteous
treatment cannot go amiss by patron
izing Mr.. Ferrier Mrs. A. Vincent
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-28

Many political speakers, clergymen,
singers and others who use the voice
excessively, rely upon One Minute
Cough Cure TO prevent huskiness and
laryngitis. Its value as a preventative
Is only equaled by its power 70 afford
instantaneous relief Eagle Drug Store,
lO9 Harrison avenue.
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Don't worry about your health.
Keep your blood pure by taking Hood 8
Sarsaparilla and you need not fear the
grip, colds, bronchitis pneumonia or
typhoid fever.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-28

The Central Baptist Association are
holding their first quarterly meeting
at Edmond and VIII continue in session
over sunday Rev. l.. II. Holt, Mrs
s Listen, Miss L W. Parker A, g.
MeaehAm and others from this city are
In attendance.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-28

The extra edition Of the Loader on
Thanksgiving morning sold like hot
cakes Ten thousand extra copies
were soon disposed Of over q 600
copies were sent cast
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-28

The Coyle Mercantile company pur-
chased the Massey meat market yes.
terday
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/ The Eagle drug store will fill pre-
scriptions, day or night. Phone No
LIZ. loft
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Chase q San borns teas and coffees
at the Welcome Grocery. IL you want
a No. article, try them. II
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deliqhtsul dance was held Thanks
OF ".g night at the X. OF i. hall, by
crIer, stlitary boys. About tnirty-tive
Angemenyere present and music was
ierever VOL by the mandolin club.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-28

srba II Wv Clerk r. Emmett stewart
II, ,e-Miss Josie Ware were married at
THE brides home on Villas avenue.
Thursday evening by Rev. Austin.
After the ceremony dance and lunch
con were given.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-28

The Sons OF Herman viii give a
dance tonight at the opera house An
enjoyable time IS anticipated. ban
quet will be served at Ritzhaupts oys-
Ter house
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-28

Touchdowns, Donahoc, !. Harts, l.
Kicked goals, Harts, !.
Umpire, Prof. Tucker.
Time Two twenty-five minute halves.
Score, 10 10 0 in favor of Business College.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-28

SsMr. and Mrs II. A. Platt gave tea
10 a few friends last evening.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1896-11-28

Mrs. Claude Richardson aud Miss
Richardson N returned 10 Oklahoma City
tod ay after pleasant visit With Mrs.
w T. Il seareey, Jr
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hot Stun on ran.

Genuine Mexican Chilli is served at
the Kentucky Liquor Co., every even
ing The best in the city. 2st3
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skilIfuI JeweIer

Hoods Pills are the favorite family
cathartic, easy 70 take, easy TO operate.
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The u. S. Govt Reports
show Royal Baking Powder
superior 10 all others.
situation wanted.

Lady desires u situation as house
keeper; good cook; can take care OF
the sick Inquire at 40d North Fourth
street. 1916
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Mrs. d Y. Flynn and Miss Dot left
Yesterday for Kansas City 10 join Dele
gate Flynn From there they Will 90
To Washington