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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23
GRIFFIN'S LIQUOR LICENSE.
The Vote by Which 1t Was Turned
Down in the Assembly on Thurs

The refusal of the assembly to grant
Cherries A. Rysdale a license to conduct a
saloon at 90 East Seventh street, Griffin
place, Thursday night, by the closest
of margins. The vote was four to four-a
tie-yet under the rules a refusal of the
license asked for.
Those who voted in favor of granting the
license were Assemblymen Daily Dix, johnson
and ReardGn. Those opposed were Albrecht,
Larson, Thompson and Craig.
Style and price make the Gordon Hat the
standard.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23

| somewhat personal. too personal, in fact,
and We're given somewhat chilly reception.
Speeches were made by Tom Prendergast,
Jerry o'Brien, Judge Card and Mr.. Craig
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23

Neal. treasurer; w "A. Powers. Andrew
Rankin. Christian Carlson, Charles A. Fow
PIE. A. Z. Lackey and George Nelson. assem-
Ply Dnlymen. and George s. Innis, alderman for
Inc certificate of nomination of William A.
van Slyke. Independent candidate for the az.
sempiy east OF Wabasha, was fled with The
city clerk yesterday.
Inc twenty-five Republicans. who assembled
at Z. s. P. S. hall Thursday evening, indi-
oa.es tnat something is wrong in the Fifth
hnesse and there would not be a sineIa Re.
publican outside of the city. county and
Waro members. The Irish-Americans and the
Bohemia Americans, who were discharead
from the police force on account of their re-
hglon, have seen some Of the af1dayits mad, ,
by some of the Warren secret Commits
and propose to get even with the men VIII,
boasts that he has kept these mathematics
from being represented On the Republican
ticket 5.s s;f4 - Oh
It is amusing to hea near an 's evening Sheet
narping about the "sclampers.'' Has it for
DAILY, was two years ago. constituted the
head OF. the t,.clampers - The 20 amrer.s
were alright them Have the -.:elampers..
changed or has the paper? -
Judge Twohy Is not making much noise in
the campaign, but 1t is noticeable fact that
ne IS received with quite as much applause as
any man On the ticket when he puts in an
appearance on the platform at Democrats
Citizens meetings.
The office boy is playing tricks at the ex-
pense of George Thompson. The idea of pre-
senting picture good picture too-of Mr..
Thompson speaking to a mob of Fifth ward
e e al OF them engaged ia pushing the CAM
IS rather rich joke on the proprietor of the
boy who did 1t. 1t Is not often that the at
t'tude OF paper during campaign is such
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23
FIELD, SCHLICk & co.

for reform. He wanted, however, to
again warn voters against wasting
their votes on Erwin. He would not be
mayor, and every vote cast that way
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23

fact that the assessment was general.
There was no attention paid to politics
in the assessment, and men of all
shades of opinion were made to dis
gorge.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23

Boiling Beef, per lb 70
Good Rib Roast, per 10 .... 10c
Boneless Rib Roast, per lb .121Sc
spring Lamb, hind quarters, per lb.... zoe
Sprlng Lamb, front quarter, per b. PIG
Fresh Pork Shoulders per h. ...... 615c
boston Butts, per lb ............ 7c
Ffresh Pork Sausage, per lb.... Sc
s eu iiains' per I'D ..........-.. Sc
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23

The honest pubic sentiment of the people
of the United States is unanimously in favor
of DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup. TIE dealers pro-
nounce it to be the only standard cough rem
edy.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23

The Masonic bodies are sending out
blanks to their members asking for a his
tory OF the lives of their members, with
photographs and other information that will
aid in identifying them, in case they should
fall in battle.
Mrs. L. j. Lee will present the lesson
on forgiveness" in the Primary union this
afternoon. song drill will be conducted
by Mrs. Grover and Mrs. Randall will have
charge of the normal class.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23
ales of Trail and Town.
BY BRET HARrE. 16mo, 81. Is.

BY BRET HARTE. 1ono, ST. Is.
Eight stories, some of them located In
California, some in Europe. all told with the
sure touch and the literary skill which make
Mr.. Harte so marvellous a story-teller.
Sold by all Booksellers. Sent, postpaid, by
HOUGHTON, MIFFLIN& co. BOSTON
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23

TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
druggists refund money If it fails to cure. 25c.
The genuine has L. B. @. on each tablet
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23

1T doesn't make the least bit os d;f,.rora.
under what party names the Candidates are
put on the ballots said one of the Demo.
c c candidates can yesterday. 'sBy election day
not fully informed as to the men and tbeie
merits and who will know quite well who
the real Democrats are. There is no chance
cratic vote-providing, Of course, that there
Is Scanneil candidate in the field when il
comes to the war of the ballots"
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23
New Milvaukee Ordinance.

Corporation Attorney Markham and Attor
rey Norris, representing the Chicago, Mil
waukee st. Paul Railroad company. con-
ferred yesterday with reference to the draw
ing up of the new ordinance providing for
the leasing of levee property to the rail-
road company. The ordinance will be pre-
pared by Attorney Markham. and win be
presented to the assembly next week. 1t
will provide for the construction of the
Summit avenue bridge, which will be a
handsome steel arch structure and will cost
not less than SIS, 0O0
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23
7 :, Z !,
seventh and Cedar SITS.
lei |S%. Meat Market, 7S2.
Meat Market, 7S2.

$500
Each for five-pound, full weight, lars of the
very finest Creamery Butter that is made in
America. You cannot buy better elsewhere
no matter what you pay, perhaps not as good
This price includes jars, for Saturday.
rs cents
A gallon for Golden Drip Syrup; bring your
jug.
10 cents
A gallon for fancy Vanilla favored Syrup
(bring your :ug).
5 cents
A pound for a fine lot of fresh Khadwree
Dates.
20 cents
A pail for Jelly, assorted favors.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23
CAMPAIGN NOTES.

haldunski will not be allowed to do the
sent ot I'll In the matter Of cigars He
sent sem OUT the other evening to get some cigars
ing OF klefer men in the Seventh ward that
was distinct frost and word was sent over
70 re Eighth ward to bring over a crowd.
sent over push. There was Twenty-Five in
one one mob and the alderman from the Eighth
IoiloWed them up himself with another crowd.
IL occurred CURED to him that he ought to be a
good fellow when he got into the artist tic
conhnes OF the Seventh and he went to a
grocery store and bought a hundred cigars.
Iney were given out in the meeting The
man man who gave them out was no friend of
h a for he wanted them to have "a
Sigar on the colonel They were the most
tenement oue VI d
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23
Field, Schlick S Co.
Extraordinary Sales in the Cloak Room.

We received lot of New which should have coma N
Easter They Coverts Wpcords Dagonals and Cheyiot
some OF them SILK LINED THROUGHOUT. The actual -
values are $50 to $3.50 We shall sell today at the
lowest price of. .......................jt = ~
Tailormade Jackets in all the materials all the
uar colors and in all the
choose from. special offering at .............
SUIT RARGA1N.-About IS Tailor-made Suits in Rus
sian Blouse Twobuon Box Coat Refer and Ct
away hiazer which have been priced
~NN'o0' NnoeS
Ladies' Macintosh Storm Coats made of suneror co+t
which will not crock hard handsome solid and
1ancy color values from SIoo to 49, Choice today
FOR CH1lDnEN.-A lot of and Misses Reef.r
at price which should close them all hours selling
Some and last which sold
from $375 $500 Choice on the
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23

One by one the men named nv Pot So,
nell to fill out his ticket are getting away
from Iron the crowd Following on the resolve Of
mares Ferrier not to run as a candid ate
that j. J. Cook, OF the Second, who was be-
ing starred by ScanneIl as prom tn the
Ticket Will not run. The following Iettsr
from Mr.. Cook Is self-explanatory:
..ro TIC 6. ~. st. Paul. April 81.
1 hereby decline to stand as a candidate
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23
knight of Malta Festival.

Who is H. R. Denny, candidate for the
assembly on the Keller ticket?
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23
9 cents
nj "a T 8.

A large bunch for best selected Asparagus
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23
BOOTHS OPEN FROM s
A. M TO oP. M.

that 1t can run cartoons with it's proprietor ,
for the central figure of the composition.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23

NEcKWEAR.-A brand new lot Of
LADIES Silk and Satin String Ties,
pain colors, plaids, stripes AF-
Only. Zuis
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23
10 cents

& CSNyS
A pound for choice Rhubarb: or &C. Mound
for selected, best Rhubarb.
10 cents
For S-pound pals of Pure Rendered Lard
regular &c size pail; this is st. Paul home,
rendered lard.
8 cents
A pound for fancy French-cured Prunes
Irregular 12c size.
Strawberries cheap, good and fresh bv
express this morning.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23
NV Head Felt SO Bad

At times I was afraid I would be in
sane 1 was I'm, a. dreadful condition
with nervous dyspepsia. I had work.
ed very hard and. became all run
down. I co1fd not sleep, had bad
spells with my heart, and my stom-
ach was in b terrible condition. I
had dreadful neuralgia pains in my
side, was often dizzy and could not
walk across the room A neighbor
urged me to take Hoods SarsaparilIa,.
which did. tSoonrI could sleep bet
ter, and my appetite returned I con-
tinued to gain so IA pidly my friends
remarked how mitch better I was
looking. 1t IS now five months since
1 began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla,
and ann doing my work alone, feel
cheerful, all my bad feelings are gone
and have gained in weight. I can
not help praising Hoods Sarsaparil-
la. and advise any sick and suffer-
ing to take this great medicine" Mrs.
Fred A. Turner, Barre. VT.
Today Buy and Begin to Take
Hoods sar ss.,.,,
Americas Greatest Spring Medicine.
Hoods Fills cure all Liver His 25 cents
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23
2 CENTS

New California Cherries.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-04-23

Republican party in St. Paul was a
trap for the unwary.
And the JUDGES Too
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THE CAPTAINS SPEECH.
IL Was Interestingly nricr nnd De-
ctd"dls AZ the Point. Nat Jnsat-
isractorS to the Orator.

One Of the volunteer companies recently
az Iamp Algcr possesses a beautiful neX
nag winch Was made and presented by a
number oi patriotic women in tnr pCnnatI.
wanna town from winch tine company comes.
~ was presented just before tno company
matShed away -or steamed away. TO BE- ar.
'ulAte nuu The presentation was the opc,
sl1H oi much ceremony The company VIVA
etaMh up ma long ituc Company front.
oen,Ne, A. the mlntaiy term Tor it-and a
very charming young ndy read ,rr,
,"itmins anu somewhat lengthy addross.
Nmrh o9ntaiupd great deal oi hnwcr, lan.
bW'sc. The captain was 'lt then. and had
~ reply ne Be- not au eloquent mau st ami,
lihr' and hc is extremely av, bat hr Ind
Ntlilen OUT gtloeiul speech ui arteut-
dhSe' aud ne stepped forward oonfidantN,
1ht received the banner
ladies', hc began. in a Fourth of Iuiv
voice, Ladies', wc will accent tLts Har H.,
pies. We "e will Accept this dag Iore
hlf eoler iorook bum. tie had forgotten w.
h'ai ,ot his speech. One trcmhii1r hand
sought ihe porkct of bis blouse Tho manu-.
script was gone.
Ladies. hc began again. dcsneratclv
Niih a milp'pg kind uf gasn. "Tndir.. W.
VIII accept thi- Tag. and. aud and thanL.
hwiNiN ior ~. d1It Won Know
Nnd after all / dare sav the imnromr,f,,
WI quite ns elective as The address he
had prepared, but The captain doesn't Hke
Z" tAlk about it- Washington Post
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HIS UNDERSTANDING.
Tic Knew What "a Rcccivcr Was Ju.r
a. Well a Anybody ia the
Courtroom.

\ few DAYS aEo exec was iu one of The
courts that mNoiNed a RECOVER iof a bluidior
es>osiat Tho plaintiff vos a hisOl, re-
speeied egtmtn VINO knew what ac wantcsl
pgt in sutnc snnuef the attorue, had moi
tshrn titc fteps that his client irsirr,L
" ben thc plaintiff was on the stand his ~.
torncy rNainlued hlm at lCneth. iinflns the
eNamin1tion Che o|d Etutcmln ie aine *
1tci and answered lhl gurtitn ia .uch
way that Toe judge ta.u under Tho nnnlcss,es
that no didn't thoroughly understand the
que iinns lttl answers fic dsciaitd that he
aiuh want "a receiver, that he didn't want
ms attorney o. take che stem. aud that All lie
wanted was his money
~ ihls poiu; the udgc suggested that the
court tnteTfttcr hc sent for that the Cer-
man might mako himself more clearly under
stood hut hc declared that he understs,8
what hc wanted. and that vas hia money.
and n he failed 90 get e be would xiii hins-
the Judge said
Do YOU know what n receiver iss''
Yes sir' ! DO. SIR" said The honest Ger.
man, lilo vos dtf man voi Kit. der monish
aud gits nnttnas"
This convinced The irtirc that The plasntlN
knew quito well what hc wanted and what
ne WIS hikipg about So the INTERPRETER
least
~ guess said tho nudge in conclus.on.
ne Knows about as much about q receives
a. we do. Cincinnati Commercial Ifibuns.
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SAILORS, Gossip

The Atlantic ocean is crossed month
Is Dy 1000 ships.
The screw Of an Atlantic liner costs
about Se0. OO0
The ropes OF O frsf-claEs man-of-war
cost about $4,000
There are always 100000 people
ahoat on The seas 81 the world
The Hamburg and Bremen steamship
lines together forward about I.al0.-
COO passengers annually.
France pays its steamship lines over
sa.o0o.oo0 O year for Carrying the mails.
aud sf000.o00 as general subsidies.
The speed Of tie fastest Atlantic
steamer is now greater fhan f1ff q
the express trains oa italian rafiuafs
The flags 20 bo horfcd af one time iu
signaling at sen never exceed four %
isan intere sting arifhmcfical fact that
With 81. various c0lored nagt. and never
more than four alta time. no fewer than
1s.of2 signals can bc given.
The government hos bought 2s3 bonfs
since Tie beginning OF TIE war and has
paid over s900ooc0 for fhem The
smallest are launches run by raahfla
Or electric engines. while The largest
are Transports 81 1000 fobs
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LETTER PERFECT.
An Ambitions Noanw soldier Nyho
Thought ne Was horn
60 Command

Finer arqb,llwas the rrccncst and most
amWNQu- tNW tcCtuirin Col Hartman. 49,.
imfht ~ llSCts. The Young man Ms the
pest Npc ut the "hlN loot. straw foot" eol.
aiet no the ranks. and yet he was more any.
io9. than auNonc 90 hcgome an officer
TIC pleaded with the colonel So long that
toS latter nnally told him d be- would .,.,ur,,
a book on tcucs and mactcr 70 ne should
,ANc thc nr-t chance % SLOW what ne could
do when there was VaCancy among thc ntii
cefs Campbell hcugh, a hook on tactics
tents ~"
case may bel. mafch /"
mat was the form OF the or,lcrr ia "a,
hooS. Campbell learned these hv hrert
patynthcses aud alt tie even committed The
-, l".nA'te,N notes 80 memory. lie WAS mas.
yer Vt mat book oi tactics and militar, 6f,
began 60 take ON rosoatc hue ia his eve.
Nnc d1N The colonel called the men out f,r
dtiu aht told Campbell be could a., d.. hand
AZ giving ordCrs N he wished Ctmrh.n
WISHED. aud immediately took thp po.t.
ton oppositc The head ~ his column. which
the bent had told him was tho nropcr dim,
10 90. ben ne swcllcd his chest "A trilic. and
WIN blush ~ pride called outs
case may hc. march"
The column prepared 60 turn right "a that
word was uttered. but when "len as ths
ease may he rcaohcl the ear. nf thc u,tn
'hcf stoud stock STILL Then, aa the aItuafion
explained itself. u hearty laugh went All
along The line. The colonel uuictrd die
CONJUNCTION, walked over 90 the rctruit. and
Nude lew earnest remarks In Clmpbcir.
Campbell s. still a private. and h content
to hide his LIGHT under hushcl. g Chicago
journal.
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NO WOMAN IS EXEMPT.

Rcgularityis "a rartter OF Importance
in every woman's lifc Much pain a.
however, endured ga the belief that e
Is necessary and no. alarming, when
IN truth II S. all wrong and indicates
arrangement that may cause serious
trouble.
Excessive monthly pain itself viii
unscttle the nerves and make women
old before their tir1e.
The foundation II vomau's health Go
n perfectly normal and regular per-
for1nnnce Of na.arc's function. The
statement we print from Miss CEa-
rnuDE SKIS, Of Eldrcd. Pa. IS echoed
in every city. town aud hamlet ia this
country. Read what she says.
DEAR Mns. PfEnnAM.-f feel like n
new person since following your ad-
vice. and thinis 10 ~ my duty 20 let the
public know the good your remedies
have done me. My troubles were pain
ful mcusiruation and leucorrh0a. I
was nervous and bad spells Of being
confused. Before using your remedies
/ never had any faith in patent nedi-
cincs. ] now wish 90 say that I never
had anything do me 20 much good Tor
painful mcnsfruaiiou as Lydin n. Pink
hams Vegetable Compound. also would
say that yoa7 sanatigo Wash has cured
mo- Of leucorrhoa. i hope these few
words moy help suffering women"
The present Mrs pinkham's experf-
ouce iu treating female SIS is unparal-
lclcd, for years she worked side bv
side with Mrs. Lydia j. plnkham. ana
for sometime past has had sole charge
Of tho correspond department 81
her great business, treating by letter
o. many as q bundled thousand ailihg
women during q single year.
All suffering women are invited 20
write freely "a Mrs. pinxhasn. az LYNN.
Mass, for advice about their health.
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SWEET REVENGE.
4 Turkish hath Assistant Gets Even
Win the judge who
sent Him II.

The iudoc bad never taken Tmlish bath,
bat hc was uai feeling hH host chat morn.
ing, and f sudituly occurred to him to test
iia viviiyug effects, 800 Enthusiastically dCs.
cantcd upon hf Boz Young irends
10 seemed Go fhr Judge that Use rubber was
terribly rouau, but tearing 90 expose hos in.
experience and subject himself 90 ndluic by
oblccting 10 Toe regular treatment. hc pd.
ticutly endured btAr punched, pumme.cd.
slapped, spanked whackcd and p0hcd. an.
al hc could nor stand The terrible tJitufe
moment longer.
-rit-quite necessary tom kt-me
--bla-aCk and blue ull--0y.yeft painted
the Judge as .uCan'afiy ls the rubber dug
hi lisi- 800 more ur cfs y.gufoualy.
Never you mind I'm dxiu' YOU" re-.
spoudcd iuc rubber, fcdoubhng hig as
slults and grInulng diabolically -at least
20 ii seemed to the judgc
Who isigp, grnlnl arc ithud rroddj
YOU! R1spcd thc .udgc, horrible -ufpifion
gnWning in hia mind Your a, hack. grqlu)
lace lthuInp, groinl does fwhfcs Erolni
loos clap, uotni fa-ithud grosol mil
lar iswith. gronnl.
"Ohi you remember me- do youg arowled
me rubber, -artasticllly "Wcli. dash yer
old hide. mebbe you'd like 90 send iuo 20
Hafpcra Magazine.
The Maidscrylnt "Professar. madsm
lfs just returned from her journey I'gs.
lessor licm.nd me by and by 60 give her
KISS Tit Bits
4 shower j. distressing 90 whceimcn. but
fhe man with "a horrc ought to welcome a
driving rein.-I.. a. ". Bulletin.
Liberty is rcmctimes miscpustued 90
mean tio fyht Oh some 20 take away lie
rights ol othcr.--L. a. vs.. Buflctin.
We think Pi.o's Cure for Constirofios, il.
the only medicine Cor Coughs. ~ IcnnIr
finckafd, Springfield, 10. Oct. 1, 1893.
A fiddle i about the only thing on Garth
thai e. better .fc0HH nanl than now
~ tshingfon UaJ Democrat.
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i do now. even IN my younger days. / am
naturally robust man, but that stomach
trouble, together with rheumatism. which
aitcrward set M, were making fast infoads
upon my health and | am satisfied that ID
would have been hut short time before my
comrades would have been conducting the
regulation funeral ceremonies over my r..
mains, had l not Glanced 70 read OF and
taken DR.. Williams Pink pills
There arc several others Ia the home who
are taking these pills aud arc receiving great
benefit" RICH Arm MAN
subscribed and sworn 20 before me. this
Let day of Noy lSsl7
HENRY GIBSON. Notary Public.
Sergeant Dunn Is perfectly willing that
anyone should write him iu reference 10 his
case, PROVIDED stamp Is enclosed Tor reply
.AN tho clements necessary To give now
ME and richness 90 the blood and restore
shattered nerves arc contained boz a con.
ddenscd form in DR. Williams Pink Pills
hsY are also "a specific ion troubles peculiar
Up females. such ls suppressions irrcrilari-
ties and at forms of weakness IN men they
cure cases arising from mental worry. over.
Work on cNocssCs ot whatever nature.
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TOLD BY THE SERGEANT.

IRON. the Democrat. Grand Rapids. Mich
3, N the Michigan soldiers Home. IN Grand
RAPIDS. lvcs S,ncart Richard Dunn. hale
~ hearty, although he carries the scars hi
battles of the Civil Mar. In rccountin, ~
cNpsnence 90 reporter Mt Dnun said.
About a year and a half ago BEGAN 70
nave ttouhic with nay stomach NiV suffsr.
'pg was - intense that tried difEcrcnt mod,
ciucs aud doctorcd with several nb,.iri,os
but without permanent relief.
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wELL-NIGH BRUTAL.
hot the Stern Parent wn- Not wholly
without Cause for MS
Jnisfndncsa.


lie was well meaning young man.
lie had a why, however. uf standing hy
the side Of piuuO and rolling hia eyes at thr
chandelier whiic uuswgvt noises gurgled
rom his throat. fbcuds were too kind 60
suescst Go ham that his efforts were other
thau mclndious. such is the patient charity
OF thi- much maligncd world
The maa with non gray side whislsrrs and
an eagle eve showed signs 0f oyertcstcd en-.
durancc. II was DIS daughter who was play.
ing Accomplishments, aud n WAS his gas they
were burning
did understand YOU were going to sing
"On The Banks Of She Wabash. Far Awayy'
"Nrs"
"Whcn2"
why. right away"
The qucttoncr took out his watch and
elid.
We'll I'm afraid YOU haven't much time
20 spare. Tho ncft train for iho west zoe.
m less than threcQ quarter. oi Hn hour. aud
you'll have 20 start Zoe The Wabash Tor away.
right away. u YOU'RE going 90 sing there be-
Tore thc week is ont Good hy | hate Co
have you cat YOUR visit short. hut wouldn't
have those iolh on the Wabash. far AWAY.
disappointed for anything Washington
Star.
A rich mans win r. something like the
w
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Aliens Foot Ease. a powder Tor the feet
" GURUS painful. swollen. nerN ous. sinartiag
tc't aud instantly talrs che sting out ~
cotns tnd huniuns. les the greatest csu,fart
discovery ul che age. Allen etooi Vase makes
tight or urw shoes feel cosy Itisa certain
cure Tor swe1tng. clllous and hot tired ach-
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