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pecial Disnatch 10 the standard.

Special Dispatch 10 the Standard.
Cincinnati. Ohio. Oct. @-Mark Hanna
played his last card to-day. when Prosi-
dent Mckinley was ushcred into cincin-
nati before the Commercial club Ia shake
hands with the people and 10 endeavor 10
stir up his old friends. and especially the
business mon.
All through the campaign Hanna has
failed to arouse the business men 10 the
necessity Of eiecting him To the senate.
To-day President Mckinley shook hands
with the business men and masses and
by his smiles and the grasp Of his hands
stirred up the enthusiasm. His speech
Tonight was not exactly political, hut IL
dealt with good government In cities.
and masmuch as the democrats have
waged war against corruption in cincin-
natl, the speech was intended to stir up
the republican business men.
with the practical work of the cam
raiEn over. the prospects are even bright
er for the democrats than wock ago.
Hamilton county tCincinnatD will go
democratic Tor n certainty. Republicans
now admit that Lucps county iTo.ctho, Is
uncertain and also that Cleveland Is ON
the ragged edge. In Toledo. Mayor Jones
and ex-senator Griffith have absolutely
refused To support Hanna. and IN cleve-
land the friends Of Mayor Mckisson are
IN open revolt.
Hanna u Using Boodic.
Boodle is being poured into the state
by Hanna without stint and thousands
have been portioned to counties in doubt.
The visit of Bryan stirred up the silver
men IN many close counties. The crowds
x..ht t.aI him 4. la.a.
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admit that Lavlgne was not a party 10
the alleged plot. From the same source
come statements that money from Wall
cotts quarters was placed on Lavigne In
large amounts by those on the inside.
II Is claimed that Walcott took all the
punishment offered by Lavlgne. constant
~ looking for an opening 20 go out and
he made no effort To put Lavlgne out.
Many who had wngered large amounts
on tho whit" boy are said 10 have held
tickets 10 win inside Of IL rounds.
ON tho other hand many sporting men
maintain that the fight was a square con-
test and that both pugs did their best to
win. Eddie Grancy, referee OF the night.
Is emphatic In his declaration that the
contest was honest and above board. At
one pool room alone $1,000 changed hands
On the result most OF II having been
placed on I.avignc az 10 to e's.
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Our Store is Filled
Up to the Top

With Just the kind Of goods you want
good goods cheap. and cheap goods
good. Better come In and look the
stock over now. No trouble 10 show
goods. and twill give you fair idea
Of our assortment.
500 different designs i'm Ladies' and
Gents Watches at prices ranging from
si.50 to $500.
A solid iikarat Lady's Gold Watch.
Elgin movement. SO.
5000 different designs In Ladies'.
Gents and Children's Rings. from 75c
TO $3.50.
Fancy Bedroom Clocks. in Gilt and
China.
Silver Novelties. comprising every
thing. the very latest and mos; useful.
1 Comb and Brush Sets. $3.50 up.
Ladies' Hair Combs, silver-mounted.
$50.
Manicure articles. from 5oc each up.
Our stock requires TO be seen 10 be
thoroughly appreciated. Call and See
what We have got.
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couMrERFgr DOLLARS.
They Are Of Greater Weight and Flae-
ness Than lnclr Mans.

81. Louis. Oct. 3.-Counterfeit silver
dollars of greater weight and finen.ss
than those turned out from Uncle Sans =
mint are the latest I'm the couutcrfe'ter 5
art. For the last week st. Louis bank tel
lers have been accepting the countcrfc Is
In question without hesitation. II was
only when they reached the ~. Louis sub
treasury that their spurious character
was determined. United States Treasurer
Small sent one to the director of the
mint for assay. According to Colonel
Small the coin weighs isis grains more
than the genuine. which weighs il2,a
grains Its hneness II - per cent, while
that Of the genuine Is hut % per cent.
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Tamnaay Claims the City by n Majority
of 82,5sD,

New York. Oct. 30.-The Commercial
Mems Tracy club. which has been
holding meetings in the interests OF the
candidacy of General Tracy. wound up
the campaign to-day with nm al! day
meeting. One of the final republican
rallies was held Tonight at Carnegie
Music hall. General Tracy, as he en-
tered the hall. received the most en-
thuslastic reception he has been given
during the campaign.
The closing scenes Of the campaign,
so far as the Wall street district Is
concerned. were enacted at the corner
of Wall and Broad streets this even
ing. The meeting was Seth Low
function under the auspices of the
Down Town business Mems club. Al
Durand's academy, Boulevard and
sixth, tonight. 5000 persons shouted
themselves noarse for Seth Love and
the downfall Of bossism.
The district leaders in the meeting
of the committee ON organization of
Tammany hall. made reports this aft
ernoon. According to the reports
which the district leaders say are ac-
curate and full. Joseph Sheehan said
that Tammany's plurality in the cleo
tion would be 62.550.
Out Of respect to the memory Of
Henry George there will he no cam
paign meetings Tomorrow. Several
memorial meetings will be held. A
mass meeting to endorse the Tammany
candidates In Greater New York was
held tonight In Cooper Union under
the auspices of the Worklngman's
League and Industrial Council Of
worklngmen OF Greater New York.
The hall was crowded and there was
great enthusiasm.
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MONTANA FORTS.
GENERAL Wade R.cemmen nds That They
BE Abandoned.

Washington. Oct. 0.-Brigadier General
James +. Wade OF 81. Paul. commanding
the department Of Dakota. recommends
the abapdoument Of Fort Custer. Mont.
as miitary post. In his annual report
he says II II In the worst condition OF
any occupied post he has seen in the last
- years. The reconstruction would he i'm
practicable aad unnecessary. The water
" contaminating. for slaughter houses
and Indian Gangs are situated on the
Little Big Horn above the post, and II
should be abandoned.
General Wade also suggests the aban-
donment Of Fort Asslnaboine. Mont. the
most northern post In the United States.
The post WAS necessary when constructed
but the necessity has now passed away.
and. on account of hardships suffered by
the garrison. the troops should. he says.
be conveyed TO some other station where
the climate is less severe and where they
can be kept in better condition and be
more available for service when needed.
Although Fort Harrison, Helena. Mont.
H. nearly ready for an increase of its
garrison by two companies. the question
about It's water supply. the report states.
should he settled before anything further
is done In regard To the construction.
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Lincoln. Neb.. Oct. 3o.-The campaign
virtually closed tonight. Five tickets
are In the field. Compact fusion has
been perfected by the silver forces.
comprising democrats, populets and
free silver republicans. Their ticket is
headed by Judge J. J. Sullivan for JUS
tice Of the supreme court. Judge A.
NJ. Post. the present chief Justice. heads
the republican ticket. and the fight Ii
between these two. with odds 80 close.
based on conservative estimates. that
the plurality either way will not exceed
4 ulo
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Claims In 1own.

Des Moines. Ia, Oct. 30-The Iowa
campaign of 1897 is practically closed.
The chairmen Of the respective COM
mittees have issued their estimates and
claims. Chairman Mcmillan of the re-
publicans estimates majority of at
least 1900: Chairman Walsh for the
democrats and free silver claims the
state by a majority Of 10000. Chair
man Millin Of the gold democrats
thinks they viii poll 10000 votes. be-
ing balance of power. The prohibi-
tionists claim i5.o0o votes and the mid
die OF The road populists 10000.
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DEMOCRATS Confident
They Have Put Up a Holly Ag-
gressive Fight Everywhere.
IN GREATER NEW YORK

The Death of Henry George Has Mixed
Up the Situation Van Wyck Has a
Long Lead in the Betting -Tammany
Claims the City by Sixty Thousand
Votes = The Closing Scenes of a
Memorable Campaign-Col. Waring
Sues Croker for Alleged Damaging
statements-A Bitter Fight Waged
Against Hanna In Ohio Democrats
Claim Both State and Legislative
Tickets-Free Silver Made the One
Issue in Kentucky The Outlook
Good for Democratic Success in
Maryland-Big Democratic Majorities
Assured In Virginia President Nc
Kinley Addresses an Enthusiastic
Audience In Cincinnati-A Close Vote
Expected In Kansas.
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Aa Ewermous Meeting.

Cincinnati. Oct ?o.--w. ]. bryan start
ed from jackson early and siopp Il at
waverly, where he addressed big meet
Ing. He then took u train 10 Greenn ld
where he addressed IA enormous meet
ing. About s.n this afternoon he took n
train for Cleveland aud made the run ~
over 80 miles at the rate uf a milo a
minute. arriving AT Cleveland In "A little
over fiye hours.
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A Hot Time in Kentucky.

Louisville, Oct. 30.-Thc political cam
paign in Kentucky virtually ended to-
day Probably never befor, in the his
tory Of this commonwealth has a cam
paign been carried on with more en-
thuslasm and energy than has been
this one. The free silver question has
been the chief topic oG discussion IN
the state al large. while in the towns
and cities the issues have been purely
local. the financial question having
been almost wholly relegaled to the
backgrnnnd
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MAY COURT MARTIAL HIM.
Believed That sun icai Grounds Have
B-.n aund in Lnv.rinu'- tas..

Washington. oct. N-Gcneral Miles. Ia
his oapacil, ol acting secretary of war.
has r.roiy.d hy mail from q nerui
Rrool:r ,ufumluding the d,pnrimrnt Of
the NtisWrpl Nh" report Of tho court of
iuuuIr, which Ho appointed by direction
Of Sect, ifrv Alger tn Investigate the
Charge a-Jinsi captain lowering ~ the
Fourth lrAntr, Tor iil-trcatins Private
Hammond. lu ,l'w of tho fuct that the
irgulry WIS rally ordered by SECRETARY
.lgsr vEl f~is "a personal interest in
tha matter G.uruh Miles states thpt D.,
will Withhold th' report from publication
unti A., cp.tlrT returns to Washington
or directs Otherwise. II II hrlia,cI her,
that VA, court has found snmci,nt
erounds ld 'uurt-margllliug captain
lowering.
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Cleveland. Ohio. Oct. 0.-w. J. Bryan
arrived in Cleveland NJ O'Clock this
evening TO close the campaign for the
democrats. He spoke ~ three meetings.
beginning his last speech al 10 o clock.
lie was given a great reception by The
voters. HIS remarks were directed mainly
against MIR. Hanna.
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New York. Oct. @.-cnlonel George
Maring. jr.. the commissioner of street
cleaning, has brought suit for libel
against Richard Croker for si0n.oo dam
ages The libel IL the reproduction of a
statement ISSUED By Tammany hall re-
ficcting ON Colonel Warnings admlnistra-
tion Of the street cleaning department.
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London. Oct. so.-The Pan Mall Gazette
this afternoon. commenting on tho threat
cncd strike of cotton operators through
out the north OF England. says that the
lockout VIII AFFECT $1,000 persons and
adds that the strike viii lust Tor months.
cntalling u loss Of Gso00o00 sterling and
mean The ruin OF the cotton industry.
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Philadelphia. Oct. a.-Thf campaign
wns practically closed to-day with mass
meetings here and NJ Various points In
the state. This n an m year for Penn
sylyania. The only state officers To b.
voted for are state treasurer ana auditor
generally. There has not been a particu-
larry active canvass. The belief is general
that Pennsylvania will roll up big re-
publican majority.
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sAsvo DOMINGO Rgvgmvgs.
An Eseiish sysdicats sssins CensssI .
the Cussonss service.

Washington. Oct. 3o.-Accor,iing TO a
message just received at the department
of state from Captain Powell. dated Port
au Prince. Oct. n. an English syndicate
has secured charge of the customs reve-
nucs OF the republic of santo Domingo
cording Ia the terms of the loan. the syn
dicate takes charge of the customs houses
of the republic. receives and collects all
duties ON imports and exports and pays
over to the government n certain per-
centage of the revenue thus derived for
the current expenses of the government.
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Boston. Oct. &.-The campaign in
Massachusetts may be said To closr to-
night. and has been listless and unin-
teresting. The republicans. who are surc
of victory. have made scarcely any fight.
while the contest made by MIR. Williams.
democrat. has lacked the energy OF last
year
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to the Top

0F COURSE you're already begin
~ ming to think Of the presents
you'll have 10 buy the coming
Christmas. There Is your husband, or
wife. your brothers and sisters, sweet
hearts. uncles. aunts. cousins and
friends. all Of whom you'll want TO re-
nember some way or other.
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Good p.mocrn,le Mnior,,ie,.

Richmond. Va. Oct s0.-'rhe campaign
IN Virginia practically closed tonight
The governor, lieutenant governor. attOr-
n"N general ana hail uf the s.nutr and
a full lower house ar io hc ct-ct,d, II
legislature will elect a successor in the
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One Jesslge Oniy

Denver, Oct. so.2 Gone Judge Of the SUI
preme court Of C%prado Is to he elected
next Tuesday. Nociher state officers are
iions will be held 0hroughou; the state.
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senate TO Senator Daniel. The canvass
has been nn apathetic one GA both sides.
but the democrats will with ,he holdovcr
senator's, have good majoriiics In both
houses
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IN NEW YORK.
The Fierce. Aggressive Work of the Cam.
paign l. over.

New York. Oct. 30.-N midnight to-
night the fierce. aggressive work OF TIL
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-28

visto por entire los arboles 10 que
pasaba, abrevi6 ell csmino yendo
al encuentro de su amo.
Depositaron en- ell coche Char
ny, y este dio graoias con Ia Ca
beZa.
Id al paso, cochero =. dijo
Felipe.
-Pero vos, oaballero, murmu-
r6 ell herido.
-iOhl no os inquieteis de mi.
Y ssludando q sn vez, cerr6 la
portezuela.
Felipe miro la carroza alejarse
lentamente, y cuando Ia perdi6
de vista a la vuelta de una ca
lie de arboles, tom6 ell camino
mas corto de Paris.
Luego, volvi6ndose por Ultima
vez y percibiendo ell Hoche que,
en- vez de volyer como 81 a Pa
ris, tomaba ell camino de Versa
lies y sc perdia entire los arboles,
pronunci6 estas tres palabras,
arrancadas de 10 mas hondo del
coraz6n despu6s de una profun-
da meditation:
ELLA le compadeceral
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-28
CAPITULO II
La CASA DE La GALE DE SAN GIL.

a la puerta del guards, Felipe
halo IN coche de alquiler SO
meti6 en- 81.
Gale Nneva de San Gil. diio
al cochero, Y corriendo.
In hombre que acaba de ba-
tirse Y ha conservado IN aire de
vencedor, IN hombre vigoroso
cuya talla aDuncia la nobleza, Y
cuyas formas revelan IN militar,
era mas que 10 necesario para es-
tlmular al buen hombre cuyo Ia
tigo, 81 no era, como ell tridente
de Neptune, ell cetro del mundo.
no por ESQ deiaba de ser para
Felipe IN centro importantfsi-
mo.
De consiguiente ell automed6n
de veinticuatro sneldos recorri6 ell
espacio Y condujo a Felipe al
hotel del conde de Cagliostro.
Este hotel tenfa un exterior
sumamente sencillo Y una grande
maiestad de lineas, come la mayor
parte de los edifioios construfdos
en- tempo de Luis XIV, despaes
de Las labores de mkrmol y ladri-
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-28

otros que no pueds volver por 81
mismo, que ell quedar vos 6 de-
jarme a mi en- ell embarazo de la
soledad2
-Teneis raz6p, caballero, res
pondi6 Charny y volviendose
hacia Ell cochero, anadi6:
-Delfin, parad aguardareis
aqui.
Del6n habia sospechado que lie
llamarfan; por 10 mismo no habfa
acelerado ell paso de sus caballos,
y de consiguiente no Sc habfa ale
iado aun del alcance de la voz.
Par6se pues, y como, segdn ha-
bfa prsvisto Felipe, sospechaba
10 que iba pssar, Sc acomodo
en- ell pescante do manera que pu-
diese yer por entire los arboles,
desprovistos aun de boja, la esce-
ma en- que lie parecfa que sa amo
debia ser uno de los actores.
Entretanto, Felipe y Charny Sc
metieron POGO a POGO en- Ell bos-
que: Y al cabo de cinco minutes
Sc h1bisn perdido, 8 casl, en- La
media tinta szulada que coloreaba
los horizontes.
Felipe, que iba delante, eueon-
tr6 un sitio seco y duro, que for
maba IN cuadrilongo admirable
mente apropiado al objeto que allf
llevaba los dos j6venes.
-Salvo vuestro earecer, sefior
de Charny, dijo Felipe, me pa
rece que este sitio es bueno.
-Excelente, caballero, respon-
di6 Charny sacAndose su casaca.
Felipe saco su veg la casaca,
arroi6 al snelo su sombrero Y de-
senvain6 Ia espada.
-Caballero, diio Chalny, cuya
espads estaba ann On su saina, &
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-28

cualqnier otro que vos, dirfa;
Caballero, una palabra, sino de
excusa, a 10 menos de dulzura, Y
quedamos baenes amigos; pero a
vos, un valiente que viene de
America, este es, de un pals dom
de Sc bsten tan bien, no puedo.
y 20 cualquier otro, repli-
CO Felipe, le dirfa: G ballero,
quizas he podido tener la aparien-
eia de agraviaros; pero vos,
ese bravo marino que la otIa no
che era objeto de adoraci6n de
toda la corte por un hecho de ar
mas tan glorioso, a vos, senior de
Charny, NADIA puedo decir, sino:
Senior conde, hacedme ell honor
de poneros en- guardia.
I'll conde salud6 y desenvain6
la espada.
-Caballero, dijo Charny, creo
que ninguno de los dos tocamos a
la verdadera causa de la querella.
No os conprendo, conde, di-
jo Felipe.
On a. ontfdIiO, me COM
prendeis, caballero, y perfecta-
mente; Y como vents de un pals
donde no Sc sabe mentir. os ha-
beis ruborizado al deci.me que no
me comprendfais.
- En- guardial repita6 Felipe.
Las espadas SO cruzsron.
A los prineros pases, Felipe ad-
virti6 que tendrfa sobre su con-
trario una superioridad notable;
solo que esa superioridad, en vez
de aumeutar su ardor, pareci6 en-
friarlo completamente-
Como esa suparioridsd dejaba a
Felipe toda su sangre fra, resnl
Is que "a manejo Sc fu6 hacienda
tan sossgado como N 80 hallass
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-28
BicicIetaS

sUPERIORES de las acreditadas fAbricas In
gIesas New Howe MACHINE Co. tqae tiene
Dedidos en- Ia sctualidad montantes 81. 600
hicicletasl VICTORIA MANUFACTURING Co /;
de construction nuy soilds - Fez que Gle
gantes Empleanse en- elias los ne1ores ma
teriales J Ia yanta DusLoPE que es SIN dis-
nuta In Inejor del mundo.
Sc gsrsntIzan ser do primera caiidad y Sc
yenden precios sumamente modicos en- el
taller de Herrera. Carreteri sFandiei6n do
Roberto Graham. donde tam en- 90 comfo-
uen biciclstas. hay de venta spnestos para
las mismas.
Ponce, osfubre % de iss6.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-28
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1897-04-28

H puerto
Epna rasodo
da
a de Herrera vaje del q toar6
lar PuertoRc al dco sale gaaI
adam
I'm Is @poca cuarentenara dasde
adrne tod los
ante
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Don't Want It to Happen Again.

An exchange tells the following
A lady died and while the pail
bearers were coveying her to her
last resting place, by some mishap
they stumbled and dropped the
corpse. The conclusion brought
the decca sed back to life, and she
lived six or seven years and died
again. On the way to the grave
they passed over the same ground,
and when the pallbcarcrs reached
the identical spot where the stumble
had been made at the previous sad
service, the grict stricken husband
stopped in front of his lamented
wife and said "Steady boys,
steady"
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Must Eat all You Shoot.

Hunters will do we'll to bear in
mind that they are not spot hunt
ers," and that they cannot dispose
of any surplus that they have.
Therefore when you shoot all your
family can consume-quit. The
game season opened, as heretofore
stated, for all game except rabbits,
elk and deer. AS many persons
labor under the mistaken impress
sion that they can sell game to the
consumers, it will be well to dis
abuse them of that notion. No
game can be sold within the state
and no game taken out of the state
under any prctext whatever.
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Public Auction.

&. L. Kepner will offer at Public
Auction at the Eagle Hotel in Mid
dleburgh, on Saturday, November
18th, at o'clock p. NJ, two car
loads of fine cattle, consisting of 35
fine Steers, from 700 lbs. to 1000
lbs. each, just the kind that will suit
any one wanting fattening cattle.
Twenty-Five fine Heifers, some are
with calf, a few fat, balance feeders.
The greatest care has been taken in
the selection of this stock.
TERMS: A liberal credit will be
given by the purchasers giving their
notes with approved security. Dis
count for cash.
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Excitement at Adamsburr.

While w. |. Keller, Clarence
klinepeter and Harry Drecsc were
out hunting rabbits last Friday
evening, their dogs were chasing
something back of town which did
not seem to be rabbit, the hunters
followed the dogs to the woods
where the dogs had traced the an
lmal. As soon as the hunters came
to the place where the dogs were
barking up the tree the hunters
soon saw Il large animal ON a tree
and while the hunters were greatly
excited and shaking the tree the an
lmal came down and the dogs Jump
ed on the animal and killed it, when
behold they said it's Il wild cat, and
Mr.. klinepcter patted his dog on
the head and said, "who says
that Jack don't chase wild cats"
The hunters felt good on their vic
tory and Klincpetcr took the wild
cat by the tail and the three started
for Adamsburg, where they exhibit
ed the animal in all the public
places Of town and while showing it
in klose Brothers store and telling
the big time they had in killing it,
someone said, 81 don't believe it i.
a wild cat, it looks like one of our
town cats" and Others said, "it rs
VIM. Hoses cat" ooh no, it is
wild cat" was the answer of the
hunters. At this moment Mertie
klose, daughter of VIM. Klose,
came in the store and looked at the
animal and at once said, "why this
is our cat" and Mr.. Klose said,
"law es is my otter kauter." The
cat weighed over 10 pounds and
3 feet from tip to tip and
was valued at $1,000. You never
saw such II set of disappointcdhunt-
tiers. They had already figured ON
each mans share of the scalp
premium.