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Read what Bishop Fowler says.

Going to the General Conference is
not such a task as 1t was in the days of
Bishop Asburrv. lie went on horseback
riding by the week or month. II lie had
gone from Chicago, it would have been
a very serious journey. But we, the heirs
Of his victories, get into a palace ear at
Chicago and roll over the Nickel Plate.
direct line, and soon we are in Cleye-
land, more rested than when we started.
Always sincerely,
50 c. II. Fowler. bishop NJ. l.. C.
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Land Office ut Chamberlain, South Dakota
March %, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settler has filed notice Of his intention Il
that said proof will be made before the Registcl
or Receiver Mt Chamberlain, South Dakota. o.
Monday, May 4, 1896, viz:
ARTHUR X. THOMAS
H0mestead entry No. 200 for tho lots 3 and
81 W. "
he MINES the following Witnesses to prove
his continuous residence uron and cultivation
of, said land, viz:
John Gallagher,
Eugene Wallace, /"
Joseph Kane,
CLARK s. ROWE, Register.
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Tn.

On April Z, one sorrel ~three.year-old
mare, weighs about 1,2e0, branded with
M" on the left shoulder. Stray ss at the
Doerschlag farm, 81 miles southeast of
Kimball. Frank Dorwart.
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For Oycr Firtx Years.

An old and we'll tried remedy.-Mrs. Winslow,s
Soothing Syrup has been used for fifty years BY
millions of mothers for their children while
teething. with perfect success. 1t soothes the
child, %softens the gums, a!lays al pain, cures
wind collie. and is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
1t is pleasant to the taste. Sold by druggistf
in every part of the world. Twenty-Five cents a
bottle. Its value is incalcn1ahle. BE cure and
ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syiap, and
take no other. ~
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An AMduylI.

This is to certify that on May ii, /
walked to Melick's drug store on a pair
OF crutches and bought q bottle OF
tChamberlain's Pain Balm for infamma-
tory rheumatism which had crippled me
up. After using three bottles l am com
pletely cured. | can ch%eerfully recon-
mend it.-Charles II. Wetzel. Sudbury,
Pa.
Sworn and subscribed to before me
on August 10. 1s94.-Walter Shipman.
J.P. for sale by F. E. Miller, Druggist.
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BrONh It.FiOrhS For ShIC.
l have more Legorn hens than l have
room Tor and will dispose Of ten of them
only at about the price of scrub stock.
They are all laying, are in prime condi-
tion and Will pay for themselves in eggs
inside Of 30 days. No better bred stock
anywhere. CIR. THAN.
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"A Munster.

Rev. i. s. CouIton of C:rcleyille, Kan.
says: Dr. Warner-YOur White Wine Of
Tar Syrup has been in my family and
found to be all and even more than you
claim for it. 1t is a speedy r for all
throat and lung diseases. For sale by
+. f Miller, Druggist.
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Ir You Intcndto attend

the General Conference of the NJ. T..
church at Cleveland, May | to 81 inclu-
sive, why not use the Nickel Plate Road.
One fare for the round trip for that occa-
sion has been authorized and tickets will
be on sale April SEQ, 30 and May l
inclusive. For routes, rates. time tables
etc, address j. Y. Callahan. IL Adams st.
Chicago, Ill. (75) 1874
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creamery notes.
IIoquois Chief:-Ths Creamery re,
ceiyed 1900 pounds of milk Monday ant
the regular run is steadily increasing.

biC I'VE III Iutt 10 SltdtllN llGtcdSluS.
Carthage News:-Owing to the great
increase in milk receipts the creamery
was obliget! to open up and run every
day, commencing on the new arrange
meuts Wednesday. Receipts last week,
$4,000 pounds.
Canton News:-Yesterday was pay day
at The canton creamery. The company
pays its patrons Oh the 18th of every
month, except when the 18th comes on
Sunday. In that case they pay on the
10th of the month. As a specimen of
what the creamery is doing for its pa
irons we may state that j. II. Orve was
paid for the month Of March the sum Of
$37.99 and q. Skarvedt was paid the sum
$52.7S for the same month. In the first
half of the month, the weather was cold
patrons, but the last half of the month
more COWS were MIXED and tho hand
some result above stated was obtained.
One patron who only milks five COWS
and after using what milk the family
needed sold enough to the creamery dur
ing the month OF March to amount to
over Sli. Can farmers make their own
butter and do as we'll as this? Then the
satisfaction Of getting the cash for your
bulter and more cash, too, than you can
get in goods ought to be n great endnce.
ment.
Parkston Advance:-The people of
Kimball had their heads with them
when they selected Clate Tinan, Of the
GRAPHIC, 70 manage the creamery. He
is a first-class newspaper man, and we
predict will be a good man to manage
che creamery.
Carthage News: The creamery is do
ing a land Office business, rain or shine.
Usage Qa.) PresS:-A Lafayette town
shin farmer sold from his 10 %cowsduring
the month OF March $3.50 pounds Of milk
which tested $40 and Tor which he re-
ccived a creamery check for Sl5 for the
month.
Centerville:-The milk receipts at the
creamery continue to increase. 1t will
this season nearly reach the 2o,0O0pound
mark in daily receipts.
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StraYed.

From R. Engle farm, ~ miles north
east of Kimball, March Is. atwo-year-old
chestnut-sOrrel Ally; weighs 800 OF 500
pounds. heavy name. a scar 3 or 4 inches
long on Il fore leg. ANY information
leading to Its recovery will be rewarded.
J.. o. GRAY, Kimball.
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WANTED.Severaltrustworthy gentlemen or
established, reliable bpuse. Salary $3.50 and ex-
psnsess Steady position. Encloes reference
miaion Co, Third Floor, omaha Bldg, Chicago.
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SrAreo o South AKorAl ~
County of ru.
Ben eWur AUDITOR Mn first duly ahrmed. doth my that the Tremurcrse exhibit here
on is tmeln mt correct statement of theft nancalc condition of BruleC County as appears by his
looks, md thatu the Auditors exhibit Ha hea M icprrecte statement OF all warrants drawn en-
tet Treasury turing the quarter and that tes statement of al asetsa and liabilities is true and
correct
BEN MEnLER.
Subscribed and sworn to before e tsT day of Apr 1885
VIII AcKrrTnnK. Clerk of Circuit Court
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The last shipment Of our spring orde
OF Readv-to-Wear Clothing is now in
aud we can assure that orr line now is
the best and cheapest ever offered in this
county. j. II. Wolf.
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When Baby was sick, VIC gavo her castoris.
When she was a Child, she cried for Castorla.
When she became Miss, she chung to Castoria.
When che had Children, She gave them Castoria
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You can keep up with the styles and
dress like a gentleman On a very slender
pocket.book, II you buy your clothing at
j. Fl. VOLTS.
A full line of the Wood Mfg. Cos. Cot.
tonade Pants. OverBlls and Jackets
Every garment warranted not to rip un
III worn out. IH. Wolf.
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For ocean stcamship Tickets

For Ocean steamship Tickets.
Via the Beaver Line from Montreal.
Quebec to Liverpool, or via any steam
ship line crossing the Atlantic, at lowest
rates for first cabin, second cabin and
Storage, both outward and prepaid, APP
ply to II. F. Harvey, Agent, Chicago,
Milwaukee & St. Paul RY., at Kimball or
address G. +. Wenham, General Steam
ship agent. 4S Adams ST., Chicago, Ill.
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GOOD TOR Battle.

We heard a good story told Of Battle
Ryan the other day. 1t happened last
fall, we think, when Battle was down in
the southeastern part Of .lle state. A
fellow asked him where he was from.
"Brule county" promptly replied Bat
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TO the Sufferers Of Rhcumatism

After using Groff's Rheumatic Cure fof
some time in my practice 1 take great
pleasure in saying that it is a most won
derful remedy for Rheumatism; in fact
it is the only one | have found for the
cure OF this disease in all its various
forms. Or. E. E. Tull, Chicago.
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LIABILITIES OF COUNTY IN DETAIL.
Total amount of school money received
aal7 co. up to date..... ....... ............ lO202 %
Net Debt Jan 1, 1896 ................ S75097 II
Total Warrants OUTSTANDING jap l '96 sOSi7 81
Warrants Issued to Apr. /, $780,. G52l IS
Warrant Interest Faid ...-,".....". 1851 IS
S8s55l 81
Warrants redeemed Will Interest. .... 1921 c.
Total war. outstanding ............. ST1133 AZ
Cash on hand for the further pay
ment of Warrants. ..,........ S6i54 IS
Net Debt Apr 1896. ,............. s6521S II
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"The soil is pretty sandy up there
isn't it?"
Not by a dom'd sight"
WELL, that's what I've been told"
"Yer were told wrong then; it's tho
people that are sandy"
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AUDITORS AND TREASUREIk,S
Detailed Exhibit of Receipts and Disbursements in teC ounryof Brule for tcQ Quarter End
ing Mar 81 1885, Showing the Amount F Funds in the
TreMym and where dpoited.
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STATE O SouTHD AKoTA
Countyo Brua.
WI. Cook, Treasurer being duly sworn doth say that the above exMbit is Il true
and correas statement of the fnanCalc condition of Bue County ass ppeas by his books.
". l.. Cook.
Subscihedan and swornt TO fre me this 17hd day of Apr 1895.
w. H. MoKIrrnIcK,C Clerk ofC iruhC Court
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ASSETS OF COUNTY IN DETAIL

Total Amount of School Money Loan
cd, Securedb by Mortgages and Bonds
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FUNDs-wHERE DEPOSITED.
Bank of Chamberlain
Kimball State Bank
Banking House Of A. c. Whitbeck, Kimbali
Bank of Bijou Hills
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Carthage News:-The creamery is do
ing a land Office business, rain or shine.

Centerville:-The milk receipts at the
creamery continue to increase. 1t will
this season nearly reach the %2o,oO0pound
mark in daily receipts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-16
Fillmore News Notes.
Jos. II. FELT,
stake bupi.

FILLMORE, Oct. l5.-fn the district
court the case Of Fillmore Ciiy ct nj Va
Albert Nichols OF nj has been psrsisl.
entity fought tor several Days. And
tho Arguments being completed tho
case was iubmliled to the court for
cOnsil efatiUn aud decision. Tho c0ufi
And counsel Waited the grounds where
the water trouble lay, alter whion
Judge Higgins ici, foe NepnI. fo,ery-
ing his decision for tho present
Toe Meadow water trouble betwesn
the town irrigation company aud Peter
Gfeeuhalsh came before the court
without Jury. Gieenwsod a Melvlil Q
aud ID. u. Appoafed iUf the com.
pany Auu n. W. 1atl0ok TOT Sir.
Gfceuhalgh. Alter all the evidences
was In tue couft ordered Judgment on.
tered tot the plaiutifip.
Petit jury was diAxn for the Decem.
bor Iorn, hnu our city resumed Us
sofmai qulelnts..
Yesterday tho lah William vii.
llams, u farmer working on shares, loii
the Held with q wagon loaded with D. :
tat5ss. With him on thu scat we're tWu
Of his fouT children, anu when about
10 cross ditch he piaCoI bis arm
around the children 10 steady thom
When tho wag "A lollud into the di,eh
sue fr0nt end gate came out And WITH
u Mt. Williams and the polatots went
unier tne hJrias uatls, and tnUy
started 10 run, whom both wheels
Iasied over INN dislocatiug his collar
bone, breaking Two OF MS Tibs Aud
othtrw 10 cruising him.
An amusing inciIoDI occurred here
recently. Onc OF tho stores mas be- n
doing vulnerable uusiuesu by snlaT .
ius pictures Tor GUST mffs WAC Hpen4
. given Am0untoi mY ~ at the store.
rhu phot0gfspns are sent back essl,
and az q zsniir the enlarged picture
oomeH along. Oae unclaimed picture
was leit n. tue store aud 5uperintoa-
dent aud clerks wondered why the
owner did not come aiOpg, and II wAs
placed down cellar. After two OF
three weeks some one discovered that
the portrait was that VI tue aupeTin.
tenlo 70 wiis. The gentleman has
rather pfldtd himself on his experience
anu JUDI ment Of faces, but lhis WA
not = "spsakingD likeness.
A. Bird.
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ness could I've haniahod. OF iurie
there sfe, besides, a lumber Oi iusinn.
&c, o. Institution ia no war connected
with drink. The sudden death or long
illness OF the bread.winnef Of the fan.
LIZ viii, from time 10 time, cause n very
suuie pnass Of misery snd want The
poor he piess mother with her bunrry
brood T. as sad n sight "a well can be.
but such cases arc exceptional, au1
men do not legla'a'o Tor exceptions.
Such neous can EARLY be mel. aud M
IN svefy well orgAuIkei community,
ny Christian charity. rney are also OF
their very nature only temporary.
Even the poor widow left destitute
with half a dozen little ones, u she IL
Al all deserving, IA sure 10 find friends
AMI obtain employment The pinch Of
poverty may be severe fot time, but
10 our complex civilization there is
work for all WHO have willing hands
anu an honest heart. ADJ 10 This that
tue advance OF habits OF thfiii, the
Increased fAcilitips Tor insurance, anu
the growing sense Of the duty oil pro-
wiling for such contingencies make
the occuffeuce Of acute cases Ut uu.
iofeseen distfoeeltond continually ~
dlmiulsh.
There Ia another point worth ON.
sidrTing. Dots n large family tond IN
tne long run o. greater povtuJ2 IL
may for tho hrst low yoare after niir'
tiagc. But this 10 not, ~ role, tht
iitIe when The pinch IL felt Both
father ami mother are 10 tue ptime oi
their health and strength, aud the
difficulty Of finding sufficient mems
o support is,iu the case Of the industri.
Gus aud sober, exceedingly rare. IL IL
usually In later HE that tue pinch
Gomez n IL comes ut all. II IA WHEN
middle age, or a life Of hard labor, OF
some unforeseen sickness or aooideni,
hnngs with u lessened oDergy. ami
tue need u more generous living. II
IL when the hair begins To grow gray
anu the once uprigh, form u towel ny
ndvauolug yesfs, that hanger aud pow.
ofty afe most 10 be dreaded. - Il. =.
CLARK, 3. j., IN North AmsrieAa r.
lew.
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JAKE" AFTER HIN.
The sanitary Inspector Hard gu the
heels " IA riman Nelson.

Sanitary Inspector GreenswAlte
rushed into the police court today
almost breAlhEss and instantly swote
TO n complain, charging J. q. Nelson
with TunniEg dairy without y
license.
"Neilson's the fellow" said the 10.
speetor, "who was sal down on In this
court a week or two ago for running a
filthy establishment on Eleventh
south between Seventh and Eighth
West streets. lie waA prohibited from
running n dairy al that Time, but now
hu has commeuced the buyin Of milk
and peddling the same without n per.
init. He IA maaqusfnding under tho
name Of the Jersey Farm DAIRY, and
buys milk from tho Cornwall dairy. |
caught him At II lhls morninE aud
propose 10 put stop 10 u, as the
fellows former opera ious caused sever.
nj cases Of typhoid lever In the families
where hls milk was distfihutec,"
The case will doubtless receive alton.
ton inttanleL
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Work IL about 10 10 resumed on the
STANDARD lode IN the Tintio disirlct.
a $1,000 car Of Galona orc will "a.
rive ~ the smellers 10 a day or 20.
.. 4. Markham has q contract for
tsising tbs Mammoth mill failing dam
four feet, work on which will DO com.
msuoSi rign1 away.
The new East Tinllc railway ap.
punfs 20 bs tho best thing that has
struck tbs district since It, opening az
as the ore IL now hauled from the
mines with nromptnsss And regular.
ny.
Manager DeTn OF the IsTcuf mine
says that the property 10 In better
shape now than ever 10 the 2i0.loot
driit "a m The RUBY Incline q body Of
ore going $3.50 Ia god 10 tho ton has
lust been e1o9uutefoi hud In Tact all
through the mine new bodies OF OK.
cuouing richness are steadily being ex-
potsd 10 view. The Mofcur has teen
good days, but lie best days arc yet to
come.
Broker STARK has now disclosed the
Identity OF that piece Of property
which urnlthsd him such a pleasant
"NA IANFA " Wy " NWH hhNH ~ ~
the Peter lUde anu Ia situated shout ten
miles 10 M the mouth o American
Fork canyon. r, T.. Diniels Ia work.
log toe property aud Nj. Stark 10 con.
fidrut that II will pToiues better and
better ore, NJ the depths anu hidden
Ieots e. 10 explored.
The Free Coiuage Mining aud Mln,
INK eompany Ia thr latest concern 10
u q uttcies VI Incorporation. The com
pauy IL oanilaliE d ~ sla5, 900, divided
iull 6OO,O01 shares OF value Of 70
rrnts vseu AMI Ito property consists II
the FREQ Coinage ciaip nud three *.
tensions thereto IN the Little Cotton.
" aod disiuol. ID. ii. Wrugsf Il pfesi.
uuut OF the company; L., T.. Robin.
son, vice pft0idenii II. Z. Hsmtlton,
tgtsiufur, ard J. r.. DaTmer, sect.
lnry.
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.rocs. AsD aAHEgsA
Now Yorh stonh narhal

NEW YORK, Oct iG--iniual prices IN siocks
were slighiy lower IN most intiAneea West
VS. sod on revived Tumofs Of Impending
1tronk competition w the American eompAuy,
silver cerlhcAtea rose 10 co.. on purchases of
flo,upu
supporting orders Of sugar az Tho low level
resulted IN tho recovery OF the earlier concsa.
aiQn, iho improvement extended TO the gen.
oral hsti bat trading IN The mt hour waa ~ a
whole uniniofcsunR and largely confined 90
the room element Renewed liqul1hting sales
Of nay state gas on the onicial announcement
Of receivers caused break VI ~ pof cent
" ~,
Speculation was Irregular during the second
hour, With variations llghl, Money was nrm
owing panty 10 gold engagement announce
monts but the dihoulty experienced Ia soruT
Ing time money Accommodations restricted the
volume of business iiay gas ralliediii To 81.
Copper strong brokers lo,l,, exchange
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WAshiNuTuS, Oct ls.-About SuD
tpsmbefs OF the wage Eatnefs' falf''
u'io league o. MAfylhou called 90
Secretary Carlisle NJ the lrea'ufy de-
parlment THIS Afternoon aud invtai
MIN TO make an "a res beioie int
wage Farmers OF bAliimefe NJ ME
raiiiss, conVenisnoe'
H. N Johns1n, president OF the
hag1e' IN Alufeflhg lbe teofctatli
aldi Whlle the league II non'paH .
.an oouy me uslegalr. mere tnuHy AZ
Cstllsls anu CIev'lanu Demoofeis
IN, DO not believe tnal laoor can ~ A.
pei whon capl'Ai lsaltanke
I'VE PROPOSE, sii, AZ tnis election,
Democfht. lhough ~e are" sail the
rpsaksf' 20 casl QUE vote ioI tue only
cahsi.Ate pos,io'o OF election lhlt
umv."
hiet on'eIs hhu peen gwen Tue
secretary mpun'ei the piAtofm anu
~ no suo.'hn'lslly as IoiIowG
VI am very muoh obhseu 70 you Tor
your nina lhViiA.lon anu very sorry
u u not 10 my power 10 comply win
your iequss, my tessons are wen I'M
leIsloou' My uuslnsts mas been nr'
fshVeu' eau MAKE several tpeeches
IN my own slstr, out u y not possible
loI ule 70 ~ aiseNheIe' bu! 'hefe are
one OF lwo .nlnss .usg,ssvu ny y.ui
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

CULLEN-Mrs. Graham Lemon, Miss
Weaver, San Francisco. :. J. Dunsmoro,
Butte; II. A. Bird, q. J. 0rfiith, Los
Angeles; Edw. Pike, Eureka, W. A..
Goliath, Park city W. q. Wilson, s.
Louis.
wALKJs-Goorge RYAN, Eureka; EN-.
Clark, Butte, Mont; T.. y. Killer, santa
Barbara Cal; j. u. Harod. Layton; ia
q. Maltiok, Chicago,
TENrLEroN-I L. vi and vile.
omaha :. NJ. Martin, G. B Knapn,
BOSTON, NJ. Newburgler, New York, q.
n. Dawes, u. J. Reynolds, Malad, Idaho.
KSursroRD-lI. doltsohalk, Chicago,
y. N. SeeliRsohn, Philadelphia; Frank
Boskowilz, san FIAncisroi W. :. bowen,
Nov York; Charles Garnet, Miss kaio
Garnet Bristol, England; 4. 5. DeGmil,
Chicago.
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MINOR MENTION.

Steve Brodie, tho ismous Bowory
boy, bridge Jumper and politician, will
arrive In this city on OstobuT 22nd.
The Republican ratification meeting
In the Thsaler tonight hes bobn wide.
ly advert z d anu the Indications are
that u viii tea big success. Senator
Cannon, Candidate HOlbFook, Ex.
Governor Thomas, Judge Goodwin
aud Others are announced NJ speakers.
Another Of the big guns OF national
RepublloAnism will pasa through Utah
shortly. rhis Tine the dlstinguishtd
visitor will BIO none other then Speaker
Reed. According TO The Sau francisco
Chronicle tho distinguished MAineite
Is going to California TO make speeches
ioT Mckinley.
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Carel.sspe,s Saw the Ollcsr,.

Fran what eau 10 learned at police
hsAdquArlsrs II seems tina, the public oi
Salt Lake are guilty OF extreme care.
le,sness In leaving articles OF value
lyiug sTound their premises for days
aud nights nj a time. Hardy day
Asses but what complaints arc forth.
coming NJ headquarters regarding the
los, OF harness, baggy robes,
clothing, oio., which has evidently
teen picked M during the night by
tbieylng midnight prowlefs. The OH
cofa say that most Of the theits which
have been reported recently bear upon
their face the stamp OF cafeiessness And
that N the citizens would "look a
iredls out" and lock up their vslua.
bles instead Of lcaviug them lying
around, they would be better OF In the
long run.