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Evening journal., 1898-02-12
pRoGREss MUST PREVAIL.

PROGRESS MUST PREVAIL.
our Board of Trade is now making
vigorous and systematic fight for
permanent improvements to our har-
Dor. II is a good movement, and every
citizen OF the city should put his shoul-
der to the wheel and push It along. The
meeting ON Thursday evening was an
enthusiastic one. There were differ
ences OF opinion, but upon the main
point, that harbor Improvement Is
highly desirable, everybody agreed.
Now that II has been decided what is
needed and wanted, the fight should be
kept up both at Dover and at Washing
ton until It is secured. Boldness OF
purpose and quick and intelligent exc
cution are needed now. The men who
go 10 Dover to urge the passage of the
bill permitting the city to pay 10 per
cent. Of the expense Of permanent i'm
provement should be thoroughly
equipped with facts and figures to dis
sipate any doubts which members OF
the General Assembly may entertain as
70 the wisdom and expediency Of afrir-
native action. The same may be said
of the delegation which is to go TO
Washington and appear before the
Committee on Rivers and Harbors.
With deep water the dwarfed busi-
ness interests OF the city will develop
their full and proper proportions. All
channels of trade will feel the stimu-
lating influence OF ship-buildlng, ship
repairing and shipping. Every man,
woman and child has a vital interest
in the present undertaking. It means
dollars and cents in their pockets, and
money carries with It the comforts OF
life.
II is a crying shame that city with
such population; with such a diver
sity Of manufactures, and with such
splendid natural facilities for becoming
one OF the leading ports on the Attain
tic seaboard, should languish and lie
helpless, when few hundreds OF thou
sands OF dollars would remove the OBJ
structions which now debar 1t from
enjoying the benefits of millions OF
dollars worth OF trade which rightfully
belongs to It.
There are some persons OF narrow
mind who endeavor TO throw cold
water upon the project What OF that
Never, in the history OF the world has
great movement been started that II
has not had TO overcome ignorance on
the one hand and conservatism on the
other; and never have these two ad-
verse elements been able 10 stop ths
worlds progress. They hamper anc
delay 1t. but progression invariably tri
umphs.
There were men who cried down The
Suez canal project Had the words o
conservatism prevailed the great Man
chester canal never would have beer
built National control OF rivers an'
harbors met with much opposition
when the proposition was first ad
vanoed.
SO It has been and so It will be. Pro
gression cripples retrogression, bu
never kills 1t entirely. It continues q
raise its voice in protest, and advise
mankind TO leave things as they are
for they are good enough. But the law
of nature have decreed that the devel
opment Of the world must go on, re
gardless of all opposition. and our ow
city must keep pace with the universe
movement
Evening journal., 1898-02-12
RIrNnICK-GROTON.

Pocomoke City, Md, Feb. 12.-Rich-
ard L. Bundick and Miss BERTHE r.
Groton. both of Onley, Accomac coun-
ty. were married at Coaksbuy parson-
age. about miles from PocOmoke City.
The bride was attired in steel and gray
boucle cloth, and carried Brides
roses. Rev. William /. Strickland, pas
tor of Coaksbury Methodist Episcopal
Church, performed the ceremony.
Evening journal., 1898-02-12
NLoNpYKE ANp coPPER RTvER

Do you intend going? Lots of terri
tory there unexplOred. Alaska has $780,
600 square miles, equal to 4S5, ,000, 900
acres.
The hest way to get there is to take
the Chicago, Milwaukee and st. Paul
railway from Chicago. Write TO John
R. POtt district passenger agent, Will
Transport. Pa. for rates of fare and
one of their new Klondyke and Alaska
maps.
Evening journal., 1898-02-12
HEADQUARTERS

For Winter Underwear. Plush and
Skating Caps, Dress and Working
Gloves, Knit Jackets and Sweaters, at
Ross, 210 Market street. All new
goods Largest stock and best assert
ment IN the city at prices guaranteed
the lowesti Agents for Domestic sew
ing Machine
Evening journal., 1898-02-12

most corners of the world; we say
again, nothing ought TO stop her
growth, or keep back this tidal wave
Of prosperity, just 50 soon as these
things are thoroughly advertised to the
business world.-New Castle News.
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DANCE AT THE CENTURY CLUB.

Mr. ana Mrs. William n. Swift gave
delightful dance I'm the drawing room E,
the New-Centurv Club last night /
honr of their daughter. Miss Swift. I
was one OF the most enjoyable affairs O
the season. owing, possibly. somewhat I
the fact that Lent is drawing near. an
that during that period ballroom pleas
ure viii be at an end.
The decorations were extremely hand
some. being chiefly of palms and lille.
although numerous other blooming plant
were used. There was a large attend
ance. the gowns of the women being ur
usually rich and beautiful A Philade
phia orchestra furnished the music. At
o'clock dinner was served in the parlol
Of the club.
Evening journal., 1898-02-12
WILL BUILD THREE CARS.

The Harlan and Hollingsworth
Company has received a contract to
build three handsome cars for the Bal
timore, Chesapeake and Atlantic rail-
road
Evening journal., 1898-02-12
Wilmington Wonderful Cure

Professor Townsend, with his electr
massage treatment, with Protest.
Hoke's appliances, has made these cur
rheumatism, kidney complaint, paral
sis, lumbago. spinal and hip disease, eye
head, St. Nitus dance, deafness and 9th
cures. Call at my Office and read the te
timOnials Of my cures in this city an
then go and see the cures. Some ha'
suffered for twenty years Supporters f,
all female weakness. Lady in office (,
ladies. / want all sufferers, invalids AZ
afflicted to call at my office, No. 6i5 Kin
street, S a. m, p. m. am the only OF
in the state with this treatment and a.
pliances
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in THE SOCIAL WORLD.
Enjoyable Dance at the New
Century Club Last Night.
4 KLoNDYKE BUOHRB PARTY
OCCURRENCES OF So
CIAL INTEREST TO WILMINGTON
FOLK, THEIR NEIGHBORS AND
FRIENDS WHERE SOME PER-
SONS WILL SPEND SUNDAY.

All communications intended for inser-
ton in this column should be addressed to
Society Editor, care of the Evening Jour-
nal. Communications should be wrigten
on one side of the paper only
Evening journal., 1898-02-12

The manifestations Of regard and re-
gret by the General Assembly, City
Council, the press and private individ-
uals must be very consoling to the
members Of the family OF State Senator
Robert j.. Handy. II is another illus
tration Of the saying that the full
quota of mans friends is never
known till he dies. Gods Acre." as
the Saxons were wont to call their
burial ground, will receive a large and
generous heart at Sloan tomorrow.
Evening journal., 1898-02-12

AttOrney-General White and Deputy
Attoruey-Gsneral Cooper disposed OF
the criminal business Of this county
with signal dispatch and success. They
have made an enviable record m this
regard since the work Of public pruse-
cntion was entrusted 20 them.
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SUPERSTITION Oh THE TUR-
OUOISE.

An ancient superstition connected
with the turquoise is even to-day be-
lieved in. If it is given with love It
carries with 1t happiness and good
luck. If the well-being of the giver is
in peril the faithful turquoise pales; If,
on the other hand, the giver proves
faithless, the stone turns dark. It is
an emblem of prosperity and is also
dedicated to December. A cluster COM
posed of diamonds. loadstones and sap
phires combined is guaranteed by the
ancient faith to render the wearer al
most fnvincible and together iTrestible
Evening journal., 1898-02-12
THE CHINESE GoVERNMENT.

The truth Is that the whole svstem of
Chinese government is rotten from ton
to bottom-as actually carried on,-and
Pekin officials are even more interest
ed In preserving it in it's present state
than the provincial ones, for they have
no one to feed upon but the provincials.
who In turn prey on the people. An Of
ficial who only exacts 20 per cent. is
considered moderate and Just; any.
thing above that is considered oppres-
sive and unfair. You must remember
that the government is Manchu and not
Chinese. that the mass of people hate
their rulers, and would like to see
them driven out, and justly lay the
blame for the disastrous result OF the
late war on them; but they are a peo-
pie who will never revolt-there can
be no real awakening of China until
the whole system of government is
changed, and that is not possible un-
der the Manchus. The government is
well aware of the feelings OF the peo-
pie, and has lately, in giving cOnces-
sions, etc, made it its business to i'm
press upon those receiving these con-
cessions the fact that they are only
good during the continuance of the
present dynasty. becoming valueless
with a change OF dynasty, thus, as II
we're, attempting to prop the reigning
house on foreign bayonets. No other
reason can be adduced for the forbear-
ance OF the japanese in not forcing
their way TO and into Pekin, which lay
completely at their mercy, than their
fear that the Manchu dynasty will be
driven out, and of the introduction OF
European supremacy, which would
threaten them more than their Asiatic
neighbor.-New York Evening Post.
Evening journal., 1898-02-12

Minister de LONE has been forced to
pack his things and leave for Spain;
and now is the time to force the Span
ish troops to pack their effects and
clear ont OF Cuba.
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1.-THE HEBREw KINCDOM -

Rev. Jesse Holmes will ecture on "Th
Hehroy Ieirsdou' ~ Friends Mcetin.
gouse. Fourth apd West streets. to-mol
row afternoon, az 2.30.
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NO FURTHER DELAY FOR SPAIN.

NO FURTHER DELAY FOR SPAIN.
If the receipt of the full text OF the
reply which Premier Sagasta Is said 60
have made to the note of the govern
ment in December proves its contents
to be as report ascribes, then ii must
indeed be true that a crisis in the re-
lations Of the United States and Spain
with regard to Cuba is at hand. This
crisis need not mean war, but it must
mean intervention. It Is highly i'm
probable that Spain will fight at all,
and il she does 1t will be only for the
purpose Of making such a show OF war
as will serve to sustain the ruling dy-
nasty on the throne. But it is to be
regarded as not only probable, but alb
solutely certain that to such position
as Spain is alleged to assume the
United States can only take the atti-
tude Of prompt action.
1t is said that Spain denies the right
of the United States to intervene be-
tween her and Cuba Well, that denial
Is a mere matter of form. The Spanish
cabinet. on account OF public opinion
at home. would be forced to make That
declaration. When the time comes the
limited States will go straight ahead
and intervene. But the more import
ant part Of the reported Spanish note
IS that il asks for moro delay, in order
that autonomy may be given a fuller
and fairer rial.-New York Mail and
| Express.
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HANSCOM'S.

Fine Coffees are much bett'
than the ordinary poorly roaste
calelessly blended coffees sold els
where as you can imagine.
Santora, 15c. lb. Rosada, 25c. lb. r
gal Blend, 30c lb. Our Mocha and Ja'
at 35c. is the best coffee on the Globe
4hTHc0M'S 7th and
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SOCIAL ANp PERSONAL MONIES.

Ex-senator Anthony Higgins was in
Washington yesterday.
DR.. Hoey, Of Frederica. was in town
to-day.
Miss Minnie Schabinger. of Dover,
is visiting friends in this city.
Mrs. William Carter, of Frederick,
is spending several days with relatives
and friends in this city.
Mrs. Fuld spent yesterday in Tren-
ton, n. j., making arrangements to re-
move there on March %.
Mrs w. F. Fitzgerald, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, is visiting relatives in this city
John A. Thornton. general purchas-
ing agent of the Delaware and Lacka-
wanna railroad, and sister, are visiting
Or. and Mrs. E. c. Joyce.
Robert G. Houston. Of Georgetown
was in the city to-day.
On Tueeday evening members Of th'
Wilmington Wheel Club will give q
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1898-10-17
GOV. BARNES SAYS SO.
flynn and re Tar Raise Geihng AloHg
Nicfiy, 50 ne Says

Fiynh and re Tar Raise Gehtng AioHg
Nicfiy, 50 ne Says.
Governor Barnes was in Kansas City
last night on his way to Chicago, but
stopped long enough TO tell areporter
for the Journal that Flynn will be
elected. The water in Kansas City
has a murky, muddy appearance and
people from Oklahoma don't like 10
drink IL and the Governor is like the
others In that respect After an Okla
homan has been I'm Kansas City for a
few hoGrs and persistently refuses 70
drink water he very frequently is af-
dicted with a strong desire TO magui-
~ everything he undertakes to relate
or describe
The governor wouldn't, II sin his
usual clear condition Of mind, think
OF asserting that Flynn would be clec
ted or thai the moon was made Of
green cheese but doing without water
for some hours ia Kansas City, brings
about that condition above referred to
q condition in which the Victim is
often helpless and irresponsible aud IL
rs likely that he made use OF the state
meut that llynn wonie be elected and
perhaps asked for o cracker and a
piece uf the moon in the some breath.
Flynn viii smile when be reads the
governors interview for Fly nm has
been a Kansas City, Washington aud
El Reno himselfan he knows the effect
of doing without water SO long IL IS
20 be hoped that the readers Of the
Journals Interview won't abuse toe
governor for saying what he aid about
Flynn and the taN raise Flynn can't
forgive his .excelleuey for talking
Flynn aud the tax raise in the same
breath. 6nt the rest can, tlis taa
raise business is something Flynn
would Ike 20 avoid 10 this campaign
aud it rs real cruel iu GOV BGrnes tl
harness che doughty Flynn aud th,
iniQuItoua tax raise up together, snC
this oversight on the governors par
must be attributed 20 the lack Of wa
/ ter also.
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As stated in the LEADER several dayS
ago, an effort is being made TO collect
enough funds to build a monument in
Hennessey 10 the memory of Roy V,
Cashion, the boy soldier, who was the
the FIRST from Oklahoma TO fall in the
battle Of Santiago. Subscriptions to
this fund will be opened all over the
territory, SO we are informed. Guthrie
ought 10 raise S25. Sums OF any size,
from a dime up, may be paid to the
bookkesper in the LEADER office, and
the names of the donors and amounts
win be published
John Shartell, sl.0C
John j, Nelson, .O(
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Personal MENTION.


}. ID MeRea is here from Kansas
City
John Goadon is mp from oklahoma
city
Capt Batcheider is down from Pom
ca City
Henry Z. Asp left this morning for
Chicago.
Geo. H. Dodson is back from his farm
at Orlando.
catarsr VIM. Ritzhaupt is in Ed
mond toNSy.
vi. Crawford and W. f. smith are
hire from Ponca City.
United States Marshal and Mrs.
Thompson are back from Enid
Judge J. W. Wilson is in Oklahoma
City this afternoon on court matters.
Attorney Horace Speed is in okla.
homa City this afternoon on business
legal.
Miss Estella Capron returned last
night from two weeks visit IN Kan
sas City.
Mrs. J. c. Jamison and daughter,
Miss Bloelie returned yesterday from
Omaha.
Ed Mersen, left today for shawnee,
TO attend the grand encRmpment OF
the Odd Fellows.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ames, OF Carthage,
Mo will spend the winter with their
daughter, Mrr Grissell
Deputy sheriff Tom 1a...-,5 went
TO Oklahoma City this afternoon 10 ap-
pear before the grandajury.
p. H. Haner left on the noon train
for shawnee and Tencumseh, in the i'm
terests Of the Kansas City Times
Miss Minnie Shear, OF Wnukomls,
who has been the guest Of Mrs. wat
kins, left this afternoon for her home
Roy Teal and Geo Watkins return-
ed today from the Newhrk fair win
King w and Dandy II, horses Of Lu'
ther West and A A. Humphrey. They
won all prizes.
Mr.. william b. Van Horn; OF Jef1cr'
son City, do, and Mrs. LouiSs Lon
man, Of this city will be married TO-
morrow. Rev. Mr.. BuciSEer will per
form the ceremony. The couple wi
leave in the morning for jefferson
Citys their future home.
Carl Hagighorst, the Office teller o
the Guthrie National bank, can o'
seen every evening riding a charger
Carl looks all right on horse and q
Is TO be hoped that he viii venture 10
the city sometimes instead of conhp
ING. his trims 10 the auhurbs.
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Judge Kcaion'. Ipyolainents.

Judge Keaton's dates Tor Logan
county are as follows:
Marshall, Wednesday, Oct Goth at p
p. IN
Crescent, Wednesday Oct. goth, at
ESQ p. N.
Langston, Wednesday Nov 2nd at p
p. IN.
Guthrie, Thursday, Nov. 3rd. at / p.
IN.
Mulhall, Thursday, Nov. 3rd, at 7:3o
p. II.
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CITY IN BRIEF.


Keaton spoke at saltwater this after
noon.
The train south today was 20 min.
utes late.
Stoves and overcoats were in demand
this morning
There were few cotton wagons on
the street this morning.
The advance wave Of winter arrived
this morning. The thermometer reg
istcred so degrees 81 o'clock.
willard Stapleton has sold his livery
business to his father, w. Il Staple
ton, Of Fast Oklahoma avenue.
1t was noticed that there was not
much clamor for the ice wagon, and
chunks OF ice remained on the front
steps uncalled and uncared for
Merit always wins in the long run.
That's the reason that Old Glory flour
/ is taking the lead Of all cheap flour,
not cheap as TO grade but in price.
Have your lunch at Franklius to.
morrow free Miss Janet Mowry will
serve hot cakes, butter and Maple
syrup. Free all day at Franklin's,
The proof ofttle pudding is in the
eatiug. The proof OF good -four is
the quantity OF the bread. To have
the best bread it is necessary to have
Cream flour.
Many people used TO swear by Big
/ I" -four. G.. Poland has the eXclu-
size sale OF Big T, and II you want 70
try the best try a sack. As good as
the best, and as cheap as the cheapest.
n Don't forget the feast tomorrow at
! Franklins Miss Janet Mowry OF the
Arkansas City Milling Co, will serve
/ hot cakes, butter and Maple syruy.
All day, free Ell invited to call.
Attorney Wrigbtsmau, OF Pawnee,
was in town last night, and among
other things said that every time O
Republican speech was made In his
county Judge Keatons majority got
/ larger.
Miss Janet Mowry will demonstrate
tomorrow at Franklins' that prepared
Boss Pancake -four is just the best
thing on the market. She will serve
free hot cakes good creamery butter
aud Maple syrup from "a m. TO p
m,
The Tonkana Construction company
this morning fileo articles Of incor
poration in the secretary's Office cap
Ital, $4,000. Directors, o Richards
f. Jones G. r. Leeds, and w. w
Gregory
A reception viii be given Rev,
Buclner and wife Tuesday evening al
/ the Methodist church. Members o.
the church and friends are cordia y
invited to attend. There will be q
music by the talent Of the city. BY
committee.
l.. j. Kimbsll had resigned the
agency IF the Swift Packing Co an,
has taken a position with Halsel
| Frasier Grocery Co Mr. Kim ball IL
one Of the best business men OF Guth
rie with the best interests OF Guthrie
nj heart at times The Halsel Frasiel
Grocery company will in the future
make their meat department spec a
feature In connection with their I'm
mensa grocery trade.
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arrest o. Il. b. Coulson, deputy county
clerk, on the charge OF ialsifying and
altering records. They were further
startled when, after his arrest, be con.
4 f'ssed the truth OF the charge and paid
the board Of county commissioners the
amount Of his peeulations,
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FAMILY DINNER

NJ. aud Mrs. H. n Finrotr Gire an I'm
ioyabie Family DbHer.
Yesterday at their home on east
Harrison avenue Mr.. and Mrs. Il. H.
Furrow gave a family dinner iu h0uor
OF their son 81. B, and his wife, nee
Retta Overbay. The dining room was
DECORATED with palms. plants and cut
flowers. The table groaued under the
weight OF good things TO eat Ihe
spread was a feast ft for the kings.
Those present were: Mr. saud Mrs u.
II. Fnrrow, Mr.. and Mrs, w y. Fur
row, Col. and Mrs, j. A overbay, Dr
and Mrs NJ b. Furrow, John and
Charley Furrow.
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she-"I wonder 81 the time will ever
come when men and women win be on
an equal footing ?"
He" don't know but such is likely
to be the case, Ia fact, understand
that such is the state Of affairs at Ok
lahoma City at this time.
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There Is no remedy equal to Her
bine for the cure OF constipation, sick
headache, indigestion, vertigo, loss OF
memory, uncertrin appetite. unrestful
sleep or skin 0ruptions. IL you want
a perfect tonic for the liver Herbine
win not disAIpoint you. f. B. Lille
Co.
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The county commissioners met TO-
day, ana after considering routine
matters rejected all bids for the Rear
creek, the Deer creek and the Evans
vile bridges Bids win be advertised
for
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The requirements Of medicine are
TO tighten the burden Of pain and cure.
This brings rs TO the question OF a
remedy, aud TABLER'S BUCKEYE
PILE OINTMENr is.the only remedy
for blind, bleeding or protruding piles
that is indorsed by physicians. Cures
the most obstinate cases. f. b. Lille
a 90
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Cloud Chief Sentinel IL Is to be
hoped that the fad Of granting pardons
before trial ia Oklahoma has oied out
II may be according % law, but it
looks little biz shaggy
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VIZ ALL DRINK
KENTUCKY LIQUOR CO., Agents.
GUTHRIE, OKLAHOMA


We did not organize our classes in
German on the 10th inst. owing To the
entertainment OF the Lyceum Course,
but we will now organize on Monday
evening, the 18th inst. Glasses meet
at 1880 p. IN. Tuition 81 per month for
two lessons of one and a heli hours
each per week. All persons interested
will please call at our sfiiee or at the
music store of Prof. Oscar Lehrer for
enrolment. Enrolment should oe
made at once. Capital City Business
College.
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BALLABp s Horehound Syrup IS the
best known remedy for consumption,
coughs, coles and en- throat and chest
troubles Every bottle is guaranteed
II IS the best remedy Tor children.
IS g. soc. n. B. Lille 81 Go.
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The treatment for worms must be
prompt aud safe. WHITES CREAM
NERMiFUGE can be trusted 10 re-
store your child 70 health. " Is a ton.
lc as well rs a worm destroyer. Every
bottle guaranteed 20 bring worms. csc.
II, 3. Lille 4 Co.
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News from the Wichita Eagle Sam
Edwards, Of Beaver county, IS enter
tanning all q once HE four sisters aud
their four husbands.
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Jerry Simpson says the women in
Washington wear such low neeked
dresses that occasionally be had 10
look under the table 10 see i hey had
anything on AZ ali.
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HOODS Puts are easy "a take, easy 70 OPP
crate. Cur- indigestion, Sex headache.
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There was no public school today
owing 70 the failure 10 put up stoves
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1S Complete
Rattle Ships 1S.

Worked by electricity, fire,
water, and steam. Operating
and maneuvering on the Bay of
in Miniature.
THURSDAY NIGHT OCT. 20
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Success Comes 20 those who persevere II
YOU take Hoods Sarsaparilla faithfully ana
pcrhisteuuy, according to directions, YOU
may depend upon a cure when a cure is pos
sihle