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The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-08-21
Legal ExtrayAgance.

"Hurrahl Hurrah!" cried a young
lawyer, who had succeeded to his
fathers practice. 1--WE settled that old
chancery suit at last" Settled itr'
cried the astonished parent. "Why,
gave you that as an annuity for your
life. MARX Lemons Jest Book"
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-08-21
A Budding skeptic,

Nurse--Johnnie, the stork has just
brought You little baby. Wouldn't
you like to see your little brother?
Johnnie-Naw. But I'd like to see
the tork.-Stockholm Kasper.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-08-21
Tn. One SPUR Horseman.

A student riding, being jeered on the
way for wearing but one spur, said that
il one side OF his horse went ON it was
not likely that the other would stay be.
hind. MARX Lemons Jest Book. -
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-08-21
The Wall.

Bondley-How did Wall street get
Its name? There is no wall there.
Stocksand-Yes, there is went to
it about month after began to spec
nlate. up to Date.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-08-21
As lanai.

Spirit-Is my wife inside?
st. Peter-Yes. You will find her
waiting for you at the head of the
stairs New York Truth.
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-08-21
F'yar well, vane worl,
I'm a-gwine home.

I'm a-gw1ne home.
No, you amt; you're a-gwine to ten
to them twinses-' ten to nuthin but
them II you don t want the hous to cum
down. and plezant time you'll have
NV it. You may talk to me bout Gyp-
chun bondige, but muther at ded NV
mite awrastlin with two big bawlin,
squallin twinses- one holrin 70 see if
his holrin amt louder holrin than the
holrin NV the uther one holrin - a
muther endurin NV that bondige sturs
my sympathies MORN the Gypchuns and
Israelites combined.
A quare thing is that the man gifts
all the kredit for twinses, while the
woman, that has ten thousun items a
heap the hardest item, don't git nun.
Folks is inclined to blame her and tell
her "no mo NV that now." But the
man puts on his hat and walks forth
wit ar nv modist pride, like the man
that chawed the hons off N steer fur
bet Il don't take no kredit for this, I"
he kinder seems to say. I reely don't,
but still i want to git the kredit all the
same Tain t everybody has twinses, and
The last obzuryashun got to make
bout twinses ar this: They kin do more
kyin to the mint and kiver squar
inch quicker and thicker with bawl
and squawl than any uther livin thing
except Linchburg ockshuneer nv lugs.
These few remoz is drord forth by
Meekins. Wv all and NV all-but I'm
a-cumin to that dreckly. Peter Meekins
is naber our back lot jines. He is
the weevil eatinest man know. Sum-
thin is always the matter with his durn
tung, and from gumbiles to corns thar
amt nuthin that he don't have and
keep on havin it, Dispepsy is his stand
by, and when he amt got that he fills
up the chinx with diphthery. He can't
barly walk. becoz he's got the furtogo
Things won't gee with him, SO he is al
ways in state NV wo. Nv all and NV
all. He takes melunkoly vew. This
worl' to him is a mixter NV misry and
lampblack. Nv all huminsl I kinnot
understan it. Thar aim t mon enuf NV
him to make do mat, he is yer shucky
and shaky and is fraziled out at his
edgis into sumthin that answers as he'd,
arms and legs. Now, NV all and nv all
humin beins who should have twinses
but this same Meekins. It's fac, by
gum, and it jest knox me down, you
know. amt fetch breth good since l
heerd it.
My wife must have told me, but my
mind have bin SO ockupide with politix
that aforementioned it till the other
The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1897-08-21
. Dy -
Like the elifunt and the kangaroo.

Twinses is like the pistums or the
walkin beam Nv Standardization
You lays one down you takes the uther
one up, and when they both opins thar
skape pipes and squalls at the same time,
why letting off steme is Quaker meetin
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
Qnsl n ..
OeutfbIan0.

Die aug paris gemelbete Na9ri6t, Daft
Der fran3Dfii4e &riegsrat6 cine farte Ser
mebrnng in ben @abres Der Nrmee anae.tb=
net babe. ipoburb 145 neue ~sSSnfanterte=
batailone 9ef9affen perben piiroen, 6at BIZ
bieiige Offentli9e Meinung .griinblin ouf=
9eriittelt, 5umal angefi9ts Der Nnfiinbi9rnq
oaB bic franaOff4e Mrtilerie bereits attn
She'll nit S9neGfeuer= @eT9iiBen betpaFfnet
TT. Inter benz neuen Gpftem pirb 6rant.
retb los 8atai1one mebr uls 6riebensfdrfl
baben als Seuti9lanb, unb bic beutI6en Mi.
lttdrbebOrben beubt9tigen ieBt, Die Qus.
riiftung Der Qrmee nit neuen arupp'Ider
neutrality-suspicious. nit einem aoftenquF.
tpanoe bon 260,000,000 Mart gu bef6Iel;
ntgen.
Die beutf@e Slotte tpirb mD9li6t T6neE
nit @ei9iben berielben Contribution aus.
g%eriiftet, ni6t nur fopeit bic neuen S6iff.
in 8stra9t fommen, ~ionbern audi beaiiolid
Der alten. @lei4aeitig bat cine aeI6idt &c:
@leitete, obne 3meifel bur6 Die gasqierunc
in's Wert geiebte Ngitation beqonnen 81
9uuifsn elmer 8ermebrung Der gabres Bel
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06

@de BON MainftraBe, 9egenIber Der Stdbtz
baue, gu 5erftOren, tpuroen aber i4lieBltG
auf rGromptpn's 8lod" bei9rdntt. Ser
luit $4,000.
Die Tobrit Der "gtelionoile Seper Pipe
g." in NeIionoilGe, g., brunnte Maittipo5
nieber, tppbur9 $50 Mann fir ben 8inter
auBer glrbdit .ge1eBt iperben. 8trluit $1C0,s
900. SbeiGs oerfi9ert.
Ser S9nittpaarenlaben BON g.. 90.
Sboemater in Defiance, g., lit Mittipc5
a6gebronnt. Der 8erlut am @uarenborz
rutb betrGgt $4,000, am gebdube etpa
$4,000.
WGbrenb zines Se1ers, tpel6es 9onrerS>
tag Worgen Inn 1 ubr in go. 9 Stranz
berrD Court in pbiGubelpbia a1s6ra9, brcs
4en bier Seuerpebrleute NIT elmer &ettungsz
letter 5uianrmen unb purben 16fper berGebt,
@iner Derfelben, Sobn 0enber, pirb faunl
bur9tpmmen.
2aut elmer Spe3ialbepef9e aus Collins
bile, Sn., Tinb bic BON Mester 8rps. in ct.
2ouis betriebenen 3infperte Sreitdq gum
Spell abgebrunnt. 9erWeai9inenzunb&sT elz
raum, Die Office, Die S0pferei tpurben boG=
ftdnbig 5ertDrt. Ser @erluit betrGgt $780,
900, benz nur cine tbeilpeiie @erlt9erung se=
genibertebt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
9ernttThteH.
Gouperneur Qonner's 6Oh3eit.

0ie am lebtem N}ittpo9 in Spring
field ftuttgefunosne 6o4aeitsfeier bes
ertpG6lten 9ouoernsurs Sunner nit
5rGulem @ngltib mar in ieber
9eaiebung 9roBartig uno iiheraus
prd9tig. Die STRIDE, Der 8lumenfdmud,
bic Srauungsceremonie, MGes iibte bur9
feline Ginfa9beit einen iiberaus i6Onen Sim
brud aus. Die &ir9e NOR in d6nli6er
Weife tpie am Meihno9tsfeffe gef9miidt,
nur bab por Dem Nltar tropii3e 8lattpflan=
3en ouf9efte1t ipdren, pdbreno iib auf isber
Geite cine groBe, NIT &olen gefiiate @afe
befanb. Sur feitgefeBten 3ett sriOnte
Der 9o9Seitsmarf9 aus Qobengrin unb I'M
ter ben &ldngen befelben betrat Der 9O6@
seitsaug Die air4e unb begb ii4 gum @ltar.
@lei9 barauf nabm AUDI Der pfarrer s.
SaDlpr, Der &ettor Der 8utbebraIe. ieinen
Blab am Nltar Elm, pDrauf bic Srdulng
na6 benz Gttus Der altSenglii9en 8ir4e
pouaogen purbe. Na9 Der S~raunngscerez
monte fpra6 Der 8i19uf BON 5pringfielo,
Der SIT. Geb. George Seymour. ben Se9en
iiber oas iunge gbepaar aus, %ipprauf Der
erpG9lte @ouperneur nit leiner Gattin bic
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
@o1cnI1am.
GsortfeBnna BON Der l. @eits.)


Sfaaf 8ruger C Sons, Elm a1tes S9ritt=
ipaarengef9dft in Barfersburg, g. So, fat
cine MISUNDERSTANDING an 9enrp Sell
Ter borgenommen. BuIfioa 100000, Off
tibd etna e6enIpbiel.
0ds ELECTROMAGNETIC BON S. 80.
Mit4eG &c 60. in Set. Carmel, Sa., mnrbe
BPM Sheriff nit 8eI4Iag beIegt. Die
S6ulben betrueen $4,000 Dber meRr.
Die Commercial 8ant Of 4lubama" in
Birmingham fat Mtttpo9 ibre Sbirtn gez
f6loFen. Sie Commercial 8ant" tpurbe
i'm Sabre 1880 er0ffnet unb b~erfiigte ii6er
Bin &upital BON 100000.
Die Smaba Spar : 8ont bat Sumitag
Mprgtn tbre S6iiren ni9t geDffnet unn be-
finbet fi4 IN ben 9drtben Der Gtaatsz9o1fz
beb0rbe. Die puIiioa betragen $850,O00
atnb bic Nttina iiberiteigen bieien 8etras
Inn 100000. 9ie @i6er6eiten ii1b aus
pesei6net uno Die @inleger t0nren nlr me-
Mig berlieren. 9te 8ant Deficit fiinf3eba
Sabre.
8urrtpriifer QngeG BON Mid69un f6loB
Gdmitug bic 86itebaq State Subinss
f8dnt.
Die gitisens NationaI 8unt in Sarge.
81. O., bat ibre Sbiiren gei9lofen. 9ds
&apttul betrGgt 100000.
Die @rbin Slime Gpmpan1 in Cincinnati
fat it9 Bancroft erfldrt. DISQUALIFICATION
$4,000, @ut6a6en $4,000.
S6umbiub 8. Sppber, Smporteur BON
MDbeln, gdippIu9en urb @ntiquitdten in
Stem @ort, bat fi9 6unterptt ertldrt. Sie
8er6tnoli9teiten b~etragen $15O,OOO.
@6arIes g. 9fpB, Der iiberlebenDe 8artner
Der S9nittndarerfirma Charles s. &of
&c So. in SEEM 0ort, bat it6 banferott er.
fldrt. Die DISQUALIFICATION 5puen $4,000
betragen.
Sames 6. See, @igent6iimer beg Gbge-
apopb 9otel 6et Stur 2ate i'm Nbirpnbads=
gebirge, bat ii9 Bancroft erflGrt.
S. g. 9utbtns BON GodtpeG in MdIpr
9th, Sd., tit bancroft. 8er6inblibfetter
$4,000, @utbuben $4,000.
Die Sdrmers htnb Merdorts 81nf ii
Beatrice, Neb., fat lire freitpiGige 9iqui:
bation an9e3eigt. @ie es 6eiBt, perbsn Dit
8lGltbtger idmmtli6 ben bOlen 8etrag tire:
8ut6a6en ausgeaablt erbalten,
0us @ngrosz u1tb Oetai1zS 0pferpooren=
gei9Gft BON 8. 8ibber &c So. in Quircp
Sn, 1T bonn @beriff geF6lofen iporben
Die gefarmmten 9ut6a6en betragen $4,000
Die Decentralization $4,000.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
TettsrHbriinHe.


Sunntdg friib Brad in benz bon Der ugpnz
Dor SrOn Co." in Bolton CUR 9nfertieultq
bon Sormen benubten @ebaube 5euer aus;
bafelbe tpurbe grOBtentbetIs %5erftDrt, porauf
ft4 bas 5euer iiber ben Merft Der ,8lod
Gompanp" perbreitete; Elm bunbert SUB LAM
ges Stid bes Werft nebf elmer an3abl BON
tleinen @ebduben auf bemfelben fielen ben
Slammen gum Spfer. Ser @erGuft nirb
bic Summe bon $4,000 ni6t iiberi teiaen.
9Onmritag frib brad in v@romptpn's
8lOd" in MOr6eiter. Maf7, Geuer aus. 81,
5lammen brobten anfdngli9, ii9 nad9 Der
SrOntitrdBe gu berbreiten uno bas SSrontz
traBsn@S9eater uab uPiper's 8lod" auf Der
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06

berIangt, sesen quite 8esa6Iuns, fir 6et
8erfauf bon Nrtiteln, tpel6e in ieber
beuti6en, iOtpie amerifanti6en Samilie
no%tbnenbig gcbraubt perben. Sober,
Der it6 Elm rentables @ei9dft gu GRIM
ben piini9I, ober it9 einen gnten gtebenz
berbienit Deri9affen min, i6retbe foz
fort um t~oiteufreie Proben, GtrtuIare,
u. |, 10. an
g. s. s1OOp & Co.,
10. 22O State trabe,
2sOftpD, bau &atine, @f8.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06

bielt man es fir geratben, bic 8eiben, Der
Si9erbeit tDs9er, na9 Netp Al6dnb iiber5u.
fii6ren.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
Das eefdhrltde DYnamit.

SSn MiuerspiGe 6ei 6rempnt, g., begab
fi4 am Sonntag Elm @obn bes Mtsrcnber
9OImid in 8egleitung ieiner bret 59pez
fern NIT inebreren Pfunb Dnnamit in Ben
SeGer, un Staten gu tDbten. Dos Dpnaz
nit eyp;ohirte unO Elm u4tidbriges Mdbz
hen %Oer6runntc 5u 5obe, Die &leiber Ser
anberen &'nber gerietben in Brand un6 uur
ben 8eu56ungen BON 9oImid unb 6rou
mar es gu berbanten, baB bic &inber mil
benz Qe5en babpnfamen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1897-01-06
Gin KIopffebter penieer.

Ser, 8Oftoner alopffe6ter SoI. Ouffp
trel9et na3 benz 5ebnten Sang nit Seq
Suftns am Somtag @benb i'm utb[etif9er
Club nRepgortbetpuBtlO auI ammenbrad,
lit Montag, Obne iein 8~epuBtIein wierel
gu erlangsn, geftorben. Suitus. Did &o9e
tpel9e als nnparteiii9e bienten, unb SON
S'Rourte. Der @ef9dftsfi6rsr bes Clubs
.6efinoen fi9 in 9oft.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
TFLEGRAPHTC NOTES.

North Amherst Ohio. Nov. 2.-Burglars early this
%orning blew open the vault OF the Savings Deposit
Weshecker, who slept in an adjoining store. He
telePhoned to J. f. Plato one Of the owners Of the
at one OF the burglars, and wounded him. This
frightened the others ana they Tetreated carrying
scene. met one Of the burglars and marched him
to the jail covering him with his gun.
,b saVs asSo13 Ca NOy M-It has DEVELOPED tina.
screven Thursday night were false and that the
iuIGwspaper correspondent who sent them out from
Wayeross were imposed upon.
Portland, Ore. Nov. IN w Henderson has
Works The liabilities OF the company are about
Co. S0 ASIDE from the capital stock. which is $780,
Duluth. MINI. Nov. z-Louise MasaIle and Jen-
ME sheress. each about seventeen years old were
drowned In the ST. Louis River last night while
skating.
.Pittsburg Nov. %.zEdward Moore. Of the South
SIDE was as, shot r and fatally wounded this afternoon
Several shots one entering the rH abdomen The
couple have not been living together and IT is sup
Mrs. Moore was arrested.
Mason, Mich, Nov. H.-sco,t A. Bowd,sh shot
his nineyear-old daughter last night, fatally in
Turing her, and then killed himself. The tragedy
to the little girl her father the Awakened her during
eating the girls heart, he drew revolver and
nred Again no fred, the bah this time penerat::
his own heart, and shot himself dead; Bowdish
sn0 10 OF MONEY ana out no other rea
Austin Tex. Nov. &.-Ths afternoon John
Rankin. prominent citizen, was shot by Police
oflcer Grizzard. !, is said that the cause Of the
trouble was political difference over the coming
municipal election in this city.
Warsaw. Ind. Nov Z7.--Dr A. C. Mendenhal was
arrested at the home Of his sweethe ar near Gu;
with bigamy at Jackson Mich. II Is alleged that ne
has four wives In that State,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
HE QUIT TOO SOON.

x,., rhA Kansas City Star
7, ,bere 1. any dminution In the population OF me
.arrtrv IL is not the fault of the Curtin fanny
Me- nna Curth good-loking German 20 woman Dn
~ 9hirtv wears Is suing Kansas CITY ior soV,V on
occomnt Of injuries she received by ialnR throusn
SsoaihoIe in front Of No. 10 East Fourth-st' ln
S.oot.rnher OF 1896 George Jones Is deiending .ne
csse for the city in Judge Slovers division OF inc
Circuit Court. ., MAYA ,rorr,od ."
asked Mr.. Jones to-day ,
"Geventeen." said Mrs Curtn:
How old is your Oldest child?'
Twelve" ..
How old Is the nextT
Ten"
"The next7''
Eight"
The nextr
NJ ZONES hesitated a moment and looked at the
"o 9.rb. next7. he continued, finally.
-Four" replied Mrs. Curth: ,,,. - .,s,, .,
NJ Jones hesitated again. but decided 70 risk IT,
"The next?' he asked.
..T.wo admitted Mrs. Curth. -, H.. -, 49,
Mr. Jones was ready TO change the INES OF eA-
"a vou sure" he asked that you used que que
o.rc and diligence when you were walking Oh 'hS
walk?' , ,.
..Ynu have missed one" she said.
Nv lone. moved uneasily In his chair
"JIow old is IT, he asked.
"rour months" said Mrs curtin ...,..
1fre Ciirth and her husband also raise Veset""i''
md sell them on the city MARKET
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
LONDON WOOL SALES.

London Nov 27--The wool safes were eo, ,,,,on The
80 With ru attendance and keen eompeiit ,. or
offerings were OF small catalogues OF M -. South
ssnihn,rne srourpds marked 'Toornie snu az
W,es sooureds marked shaw SOLD NJ ~ ,,,i,v
49, Medium rcourefa sold well. but inferior anu ' TN
s,@ck. we're weak Crosstred sipes were rIst IN GOOD
demand for the Continent and the home unIr re "a
takiand Islands and Puntas Arenas VOL - sola TO
i,wer than in the series Of sales ana W ,ins In
home and Continental buyers Following Ae Wv ~
deta .oou,ed oisddis 74d.
greasy s5 bales. secured Ia ,ldais MO- greasy
6x1ad. -,,n,. Tud: greasy "a
M9d .. -. ....,x naS,1d
Wa, Ausraila-4 bales: greasy. s5d ,a,. "a. greasy
Ney ZeaIand-i. SOC bales secured o'4u"i' "'' ''
5dsd >.,., oso bales: secured. sdd
f. gid: greasy. GAuIn: 49, --..gy 6d7id
,ntn, Arenas-g6 bales: greasy. 5000 ~ y, ,nc
An npnroximnte Of the OFFERINGS 70 IN. 80
80 s.,tn.WDecember totals. % 100 paies nnE h,ies,
Snr Gnu,h Wales 40 $50 bales Queehsann"n 10. swan
;,ew on ,sO bnles: South Australia oooV - GooJ
pic, ib0 bales; New Zea.and sloo % ,nnars arc as
H.. ana Natal O. 900 bales. The week vahonrne 40
fi!ous: New South Wales II 33o pnr Australia tI5
.ie. aouth Australia 26sS bales, We, Cod Hone and
bales New Zealand. GA baies; haIse HAMBURG 2G5
baSs Narcotics 475 bales Bussosna as.. total Is $50
a aa bales other places 5of pa.,, from New
bales In addition 100 bales "e'e
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
CHEF ISPARHECHER'S MESSAGE.
HE PROTESTS AGAINST THE DESTRUCTION OF
TIL. CREEK JUDICIARY sYsTEM

HE PROTESTS AGAINST THE DESTRUCTION OF
THE CREEK JUDICIARY sYsTEM
Np.coece Ind T.. Nov 27.-Chef Ispnrhecher has
can, h, r,essaee 10 the Creek Council which Is now
in session a, Okmulgee. Ind. T. II Is in part as
follows:
You have been convened in extraordinary session
In order that you may resume and continue 10 COM
pleton least some OF the more impoftant pusl.ls
which nv reason OF adjournment you failed TO com
plete At your last session. Inc most lnlpoIthnt w
ms as a people and which you have not ~ yer MtlA-
in seyefaty OF our lands. proposed by the DAVIS
Commission once suggested 10 your honur ~ ~
body The question Of the expediency OF inviting inc
five civilized tribes OF me indian iodn1tpsI fudIan
government for the common government M" ~
lection OF all the tribes Of the Territory; SOM
what similar government is arca1y autnoIheu az
contemplated by the treaty OF 1855. ana was snIne
tventy-slx years ago attempted by all the tribes
assembled nj this place. But now as W. har ~
passed through the experience ana CE liz va
been my hope that the people would Ieel that NV,
nov NAV safely and wisely make the venture J..
NAV not be Inappropriate to remind you mere .nas
only thirtv-nIne days remain when according 10 d
,tc Nc, ~ Congress judiciary. the great corner
stone OF our governmental structure, the same mar
was soemnly guaranteed 70 Us 10y "ha snUu
will be brushed away unless some actloh Is I'LL
in the mean time to avert or MODIFY the nlpehuink
calamity cnnn9t aNnrnacbed with the question
viii decide that the question OF citizenship III our
nation or the continued life Of our judiciary may
against our earnest protests ana the terms Oh soI
treaties be adVNeuIy o'teiHi"c' W " '"" -
gress IL, -
Recommendations also made that action De
taken TO facilitate the enumeration for the Dawes
c.nsus. that a lobby be aent TO Washington. ana
that the fraudulent warrant matter be setueo "ih-
out loss 10 the Creek Nation.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
ETHIOPIAN PRODUCE MARKETS.

IAverpool Nov a. lao m- ,I1ng arm Is ed
whea-spot. No red I'm a Md: futures steady
Sor sn,seT MA Decenber std J'nqarS i Lon
Fiourso o @os. steady losais Beet nr
don phcI. oea IA nrme mess Dos 81 t, ,n
India mess uos 90 ann .7s Cd; prime mess medium
Nest T"s steady ls cut ,n 10 as. short
ais a VI steady $50 long clear mdd.s nsn.
ge as NJ dull sis long csar m'ao',s 70 M sos o.:
20 az hees ~ no s,cndy so' yv..nn nm re
IL 10 IL 10 m, ones, white and coored QUIZ ,no,i
TTnnow-Prime city n. lss Sot, snr,. drm s Sd.
II.nr.d dulI IA Cd. Turpentine-SP"'" $780,
steady. ~ ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-28
DIDN'T LOOK 1T.
From The Detroit Fress Press.

From The Detroit Fress Press
..rhasa AFRO very ane suspenders." said the
oeaiar "a the lady at the door. Il have all
tinas-striped. plain. dark. light Now here is a
very fine pair Of plain ones DID you eve. ~
broider any suspenders for your husoa"u' '"''
NO" said she. ,hro,der
Now. don't you think you'd like to emoroider
al nair for his Christmas present.!
Wei has he real nice pair OF suspenders
<or nc sunday clothes?' persisted the pedler
Really don't know" said she. 49,
well madam. is your husband IN
No: he's not here yet -,
"Do YOU expect him in before supper
"No-surcly not by that time 1t,
well haven't you any Idea "hen NJ Will w
here?'
"Humph-thats queer" unused the disap-
pointed pedler 49,. 49, uo,,ro ,,av az
haven't any husband
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Good news-are what our ads. al
ways contain. You can come to us
and get a very fine imported black
vicuna thibet for coat and vest, with
a suitable English striped trousering,
suit to order $1,000 Prince Albert
$500. Either Of these is just the
thing for dress wear. Overcoats of
an extra fine grade Of kersey, mel.
ton, or covert cloth, lined with wool
and satin yoke, or all satin, $500.
A business suit Of an elegant mixed
worstcd or imported cheviot $1,000.
Full dress suit, made of English
Drape, lined with silk that we guar
antec to wear satisfactorily 3 years,
$1,000. Inverness made Of the ia
nous Society cloth, lined with silk,
$500.
We give you present and future
protection A years guarantee or
your money back
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noes AND BIRDS.

rsTARIJsHED s76.-Thoroughhred DOGS.
Fowls and Pigeons. W. J. sIANioN'
IA Dey-st New YORK.
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for Sale.
WANTED N CIRCLE CITY.
AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE FROM JUSTICE ARRESTED

AN ALLEGED FUGITIVE FHOh JIs Ahi'ES4 ~
As THE LUcASIA WAS ABOUT TO SAIL
John Pengelli forty years old. OF Circle City. COL
vns arraigncd I'm the Centre Street Court yester-
day by Central once Detectives Madden and OCon-
nor. and remanded until tomorrow. The detectives
said that they arrested the prisoner on tho steamer
Lucaniq OF the Cunard Line. ms II sailed for hh-
rope. and that the arrest was made on telegram
from the authorities OF Circle city. Inc teiesr"",
said that PengeH was a fugitive from justice. and
was wanted In Circle city TO answer n charge OF
ting
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4 FOOTLIGHT METEOR.

From The Chicago News. ,...,,u.. ,or,,
Manager-Have you ever played 'e"''"o ''
Applicant-Yes ,,o
Menaper-What was IL l.. -. rrrc,e Tom 4
Anplicant-I led the NIUE III g"
Cabin company for two seasons
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Business Opportunities.

.S>>>r>c>>sco".,.e>N lou
GOOD CHANCE FOR AN NJ D.-To let at very lon
rent. brick house IL rooms partially furnlshea'
all modern Improvements stable. barn garden A.
tached and situated In central locality prospeTo
city which now Is part OF the Greater New-York anu
where young and energetic medical may ehsy
create very lucrative practice within short tfhe'
Address 4. r.. Tribune Office.
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BRIEF.

~. r,. Cincinnati CONGRATULATIONS.
Thoughy-w old man. Whs w yos a be
outcomeT ,,,, rrcome
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pExrIhrRY.

BOSTON DENTAL PAkLORs. ~ East
Isth st. so,lth side Union Square. First
class in every respect. Prices moderate.
Call and see US. Examlnatlons free.
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ROOK SELLERS.

THE BARGAIN BOOK sToRE.-Holiday
Books al eyceedingiy low prices send
for catalogue WILLIAM RoHDE, success
sor to McHsle a. Rohde. I ana y cort-
lanit-st
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800 rou,,., sleeper to Pacific Coast.

Commencing Dec. !. and every Tns9,y J 70 Erie
ps pnh train leaving s3d ST I:io r. "a ana
Hnsrs e. T.i5 T. NJ for the accommodation =, pniao
Shape's 1a,re ar. or second class tickets 10 IacIne
Coast or nernedate po,n via 81 10 Paese Coast
pa Route for douDe oeI'" xns,enced tourist
Ia 10 Kansas City 81 to Chicago. ESpe''enesa 'N'
conductor In charge.
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prppERs CORK MATS.

> -. >,S.HrT,S cork MATS are most con. ON
PEr.hsnI "a the feet and should De useu
tor,n,broons 1921 broadway
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OBESITY CURE.

TTT<>E>,fCEsTTON. constipation rheumatism
spinal curvature. nervousness, peI Ssd,sh
treated with mechanical mas sasc;; horsel
noEe''' I,a,,,narv bicycle. LANDER IN
SS1TSI1'r-.TF 20 West soth -st-----
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OPTICAL GOODS.

.oo<~~~~~~~>>~~~~~~)>-~ ~ ~>0'>N0>N
FARJEON improved spectacles and eye
glasses try them, oculls'S' prescriptions
allsI FARjEON. 81 Nassau St. y. y.
WALTER OPTICAL co. l. mitrd.. manu-
featuring Opticians. direct importers OF
Opera and Field Glasses, ~ Maiden Lane:
Now York. Ocullsts' prescriptions nIled
...,,ro, aiy. nrices very moderate.