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is due to his constant activity that
the provisional government was estab-
i1shed today For two months DR.. Con-
gosto, who was formerly Spanish con-
sui at Philadelphia, has hardly slept
two hours day, which has greatly
surprised everybody here, as most of
the officials work scarcely three or four
hours daily. For this constant activity
and the final success it has met with.
DR.. Congosto has been most cordially
congratulated by all concerned.
The first resolution adopted by the
new cabinet was to send % cable mes
sage to the queen regent Of Spain Of
fering their respects and pledging 10y
atty to the crown.
All is quiet here
At o'clock last night torpedo was
exploded in the bay, near the floating
dock, but no damage was done.
Capt. Gen. Blanco has granted
pardon to S. r. HOyos, a Mexican
citizen who was undergoing imprison-
ment upon charges of a political char
acter. The pardon was decreed in cell
ebration of the establishment of the
autonomous government and on a peti-
tton made verbally by Senor A G. Vas
quez, consul general of Mexico, after
the conclusion Of today's ceremonies.
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THIRTY-FIVE DEAD.
Coal Shaft Flooded by Water From
an Underground River.

Coal Shaft Flooded by Water From
an Underground River.
CHICAGO, Jan. IA special to the
Times-Herald from San Antonio, Tex,
says: A dispatch from Grana Juta,
Mex, says that the San Puerta coal
mine, near here, was suddenly flooded
with water from an underground river
and thirty-five miners were drowned
The men were at work in one Of the
lower levels of the mine. There was no
suspicion that an underground river
existed anywhere within the vicinity
of the mine, although that portion Of
the level was exceedingly damp. The
rush of water came without any warn
ing. There was a sharp crack, like an
explosion, the wall of coal and slate
gave way, and before the men could
seek safety on an upper level the rush
of water followed and the men were
swallowed up almost before they could
drop their tools. An expedition will be
sent into the mine as soon as possible
to recover the bodies.
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ference adjourned after midnight till
D. m. tomorrow, when the steering
committees will report.
When seen after the caucus Maj.
Dick, who is Senator Hanna's manager,
explained the absence of certain legis-
lators by saying that Manuel, Of Mont
gomery county, and Joyce, of Guernsey
county, did not attend the caucus for
the reason that they would not vote
for Boxwell for speaker, but that both
were safe for Hanna. Joyce had
claimed that Boxwell had treated him
discourteously and assigned that as
reason for his absence. 1t is claimed
that Otis, one of the other absentees,
made an agreement to vote against
Hanna and Boxwell in case that ten
men remained out Of the caucus. Maj.
Dick claimed that six out of the nine
ahsentees will vote for Senator Hanna.
The action Of Mr.. Joyce was not
against Senator Hanna for he is
pledged to vote for him at the proper
time. About the Hanna headquarters
it is claimed that the following absen-
tees will vote for Hanna: Jones, Man
uel, Otis. Scott and Joyce.
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publicans and Democrats that tndorsed
Mason for speaker caused a surprise
by nominating Griffith, of Union. for
speaker pro tenn. While Griffith was
reported as sick at the Republican
caucus, it is believed that this takes
him out Of the Hanna list and enters
him with the opposition. The Demo-
cratic house caucus appointed the fol-
lowing steering committee ON organiza-
ton and the senatorship Canaan,
Stivers, Atkins, Bolin, Hazelett, Spell
meyer and Durand. These Democratic
steering committees claimed at mid
night that, they had all of their parti-
sans except one in line for the or
ganization, fusion ticket, and for any
hody to beat Hanna, and that they
would show solid front on Monday.
fter the anti-Hanna Republicans and
the Democrats caucused separately
they met jointly before midnight and
nominated Maj. McKisson, of Cleve-
land, for the short term, and Gov.
Bushnell for the long term, and Gov.
and entered into a fusion agreement to
organize both houses. Senator Burke
was notified to remain away till the
senate was organized. The fusion con-
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the Spanish government, placing their
right hands on the Bible and kneel-
ing as they repeated the words re-
quired.
Senor Galvez, president of the cabi-
net, was the first sworn in, and then
the oath was administered to the 9TH
ers. To Marshal Blanco's inquiry: DO
you swear fidelity to Spain, the queen
and Spanish institutions ?" all replied:
I'VE do.'
Marshal Blanco then addressed the
officials, saying: "Consecrated by the
oath just taken the autonomous gov
ernment Of Cuba is now established in
accordance with the royal decree of
Nov. II, 1897. Your names and the
places you occupy in the political par
ties to which you belong are ample
guarantees of the liberal policy which
the government expects the new reg
ime to adopt. The new government
should be inspired by high, concilia-
tory, impartial and just motives. 1t is
your duty to study the necessities of
the island, and especially economic
questions and. the means to restore the
property destroyed.
May God concede you the good luck
which 1 sincerely wish may accompany
you in fulfilling your noble and thorny
mission, SO that we may together re-
store to this privileged island, for
which 1 have professed great affection
for years, the peace and prosperity so
much needed. To consecrate the carry
ing out Of our good wishes let us cry
with hearts full Of loyalty to our In
stitutions: Long Live SPAIN Long
Live Cuba, Always Spanish"
After the conclusion of this ceremony
all present attended the celebration of
mass by the bishop in the chapel of the
palace. All present knelt down at the
elevation Of the most, excepting the
British and German consuls
When bidding goodbye to the consul
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HANNA FOUR VOTES SHORT.
Facf Developed by fhe Caucuses Thai He
Has MOI Strength 70 EIec+.
Statement
Is Issued.
Managers of the Campaign of the
Boss Say He Will Win.
Claims OF The Rurfz Crowd, Ii Is ALLEGED,
Have MOI Yef Been
Made Good.

COLUMBUS, o., Jan. Late tonight
Senator Hanna and his associates, at
their headquarters, gave out the fol-
lowing statement regarding the result
Of the caucuses tonight:
"The result of the caucuses tonight
assures the supporters of Senator Han
ma that the intrigue of disloyal Repub-
licans with the Allen o. Myers-Joh
Mclean Democracy for the election Of
silver man to the senate will not be
successful. Mr.. Kurtz and his associ-
ates had claimed that the Republicans
could not muster more than forty-five
votes In tonight's house caucus; instead
Of that f1fty-two were present and at
least two others would have attended
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tance which should intervene between
the monument and the building was
120 metres, while the emperor decided
that sixty metres would suffice. The
rest Of the committee sided with the
enperors decision, thus administering
direct snub to Herr WalIot
The fact that DR.. Won Stein, a Catho-
lie. with decidedly liberal tendencies,
has been appointed by the regent Of
Bavaria, to be archbishop Of NUM-, II
has created a great sensation in ultra
montane circles. The Vatican does not
approve of the appointment and pro-
tests have appeared IN The whole ultra
mGntane press.
The German foreign cfica formally
denies that the reciprocity negotiations
between Germany and the United
States have failed and the hope is ex-
pressed that the negotiations will
eventually result in mutual advantages,
although it is maintained that there
must be Willingness shown upon the
part of America, as we'll as Germany
in order to arrive at an understanding.
This weeks number of comic paper,
the Simplecissimus has been con6scated
everywhere because its frontispiece is
a cartoon which is regarded as lese
majestic. 1t shows the ministers con-
graduating a crowned head on New
Years day. The latter is turning back
the clock Of time and the cartoon is
entitled Reaction"
A magnificent fortune was left by
Princess Hohenlohe to her husband.
Her enormous Russian estates alone
reach $500 square miles, and exceeding
in size several Prussian provinces.
The estate is estimated to aggregate
f25, 900, 600, $125, 900, ,0O0)
The first big shipment of about a
hundred American horses, mainly for
riH oQ
ing the course of the week and were
sold within twenty-four hours.
The export of ladies dress goods and
dresses to the United States almost en-
tirely ceased during the past quarter,
the Dingley tariff making competition
impossible. Only models and samples
have been sent.
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sentees were Bramley and Mason, of
Cuyahoga; Griffith, of Clinton Griffith,
Of Union; Jones, of Stark; Joyce, Of
Guernsey; Manuel, of Montgomery;
Otis, Of Hamilton; Rutan, of Carroll,
and Scott, of Fulton. Griffith, of Clin-
ton; Griffith, of Union, and Manuel, of
Montgomery, are reported as sick, and
others as in the fusion with the Demo-
cratic members to beat what Is called
the Hanna slate next Monday, and one
week from next Monday to defeat Sen
ator Hanna for reelection.
The antf-Hanna Republican and
Democratic members in their Joint
house caucus nominated Harry c.
Mason, of Cleveland for speaker, and
Charles Gerrish, assistant state oil
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CHAINS FOR RIVERA.

BARCELONA, Jan. 1.-Gen. Ruis Ri
vera, the insurgent leader who was
captured, badly wounded, in the prov
ince Of Pinar del Rio by the Spanish
troops under Gen. Valasco, on March
20, 1897, and who was condemned to
death and his sentence modified, has
arrived here, and was conducted on
foot and in chains to Montjulch for
tress between lines Of soldiers and
mounted gendarmes. Gen. Rivera was
calm, but he protested against being
chained. No one was allowed to speak
to him. There was a big crowd Of
people in the vicinity, but there were
no manifestations.
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Germany Has No Intention of
Giving Up the Territory
Seized in China.

of the reichstag. notably Baron Won
Manteuffel, Baron Won Stumm andCount
Won Miroash, have declared their in
tention Of withdrawing from active
politics during the coming spring. This
is mainly due to the growing strength
of Agrarianism within the ConserVa-
tive ranks and the hostile attitude of
that movement toward the government
Art circles have been shocked to
learn that Herr Paul Wallot, the de-
signer Of the new reichstag building,
has been forced out of the central COM
mittee for the erection Of a Bismarck
monument, facing the reichstag Herr
Wallot insisted that the proper dis
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-02
N the World of Labor.

In the World of Labor.
PAGE 8.
Business Mans Announcement.
Social News OF HamIine.
PAGE 10.
New Things In Lingerie.
Van Wyck Inducted Into Office.
PAGE IL.
Business Mans Announcement.
PAGE 12.
In ST. Paul Social Circles.
The Babies Home Entertainment.
PAGE 13.
Ohio,s Fighting Senator's.
The Week at the Theaters.
PAGE II.
Warrior Gap (StOry).
Sun Spots Photographed.
PAGE 15.
Democratic UpheavaI I'm Buffalo.
How Pingree Advertises Detroit.
Wants of the People.
PAGE 10.
Lost Mans Lane (StOry).
Music in St. Paul.
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lar corps, Gen. Blanco took both of
Gen. Fitzhugh Lees hands He shook
them warmly. saying in broken Eng
Hsh, Il thank you" distinction
which the captain general did not be-
stow upon any of the other consuls
AT the conclusion of the ceremonies
the captain general remitted the death
penalty imposed upon persons who mad
been convicted Of common crimes.
Gable messages of congratulation
were exchanged during the day be-
tween Senor Sagasta, premier of Spain,
and Marshal Blanco
The new secretaries have expressed
thanks to DR.. Congosto, the secretary
general Of Cuba, setting forth that it
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New Regime Inaugurated With the
New Year.
TRIAL OF AUTONOMY BEGINS.
CABINET Its First Act Is to Send rles-
SWORN IN sage to the Queen Regent Vow
ing Loyalty to Spain-Marks of Distinction for
Consul Lee.

HAVANA, Jan. MANY people as
sembled at the palace today to witness
the swearing In Of Senor Rafael Mon
tero, Marquis Of Montero, Senior Fran
cisco Zayas and Senor Laureano Rod
riguez as secretaries of the provisional
government.
Marshal Blanco, the captain general,
escorted by a number of high Spanish
officials, the consular corps, army and
navy officers, politicians, etc, reached
the throne room at o'clock a. m. A
new Bible was open on a table, and
upon it the secretaries took the oath Of
fidelity to the queen, the monarchy and
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WILL KEEP
KIAO=CHOU.

BERLIN, Jan. bishop Amer, of
South San Tung, China, dined with the
emperor and empress at the new pal
ace on Tuesday. Baron Won Buelow,
the minister for foreign affairs, and
Count von Leyden, the new minister
to Japan, were present. On the follow
ing day the correspondent Of the AS
scciated Press had an interview with
the bishop,to whose shrewd advice and
detailed information regarding the
whole province of Shan Tung, in which
Kiao-Chou is situated, the German
government owes much. Bishop Amer
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PAGE I.
Cuban Cabinet Sworn In.
Situation I'm the Orient.
Hanna is Four Votes Short.
False RumOr of Bfsmarck's Death.
Mexican Mine Disaster.
PAGE 2.
Fire in Norman Block.
DOran Says jackson Must Go.
PAGE 3.
st. PauIs Big Surplus.
IKIondike Relief Train.
New Years Day I'm 1850.
PAGE 4.
Editorial.
Excess of Moisture In 1897.
PAGE 8.
COmfskey Not to Go to ST. Louis.
Century Road Records.
Michael Again the Winner.
Fatal Quarrel of Roys,
PAGE 9.
Henry Clews' Weekly Review.
Duchess of Teck's Debts.
New Years Day In Washington.
PAGE z.
News of Minneapolis.
National Eisteddfod Meets.
Chinese Complications Exaggerated.
Sudden Death of Mrs. Newman.
PAGE 8.
Books of the Week.
Gossip of the Lodge Rooms,
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GERMANY HIGH-HANDED.
Threat by the Minister at Pekin to
Ask for His Passport

PEKIN, Jan. 1.-The German missionaries
at Tsao- Chau, province OF Shang Tung, having
reported to Baron Heyking, the German am
bassador at Pekin, that the commandant of
the Chinese garrison OF the town had used
threatening language toward them. Baron
Heyking at once demanded that the COM
mandant be dismissed and that copy Of the
Tsung Ii Yamens telegram of dismissal be
presented to him by 6 o'clock Thursday even
ing. The Tsung Ii Yamen requested the am
bassador to grant them until O'Clock. Bar
on Heyking thereupon threatened to leave
Pekin, but is still here. The government is
alarmed.
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MOVEMENTS OF STEAMSHIPS.

NEW YORK-Sailed: La Champagne,
Havre; Etruria, Liverpool; Palatia, Hamburg.
Arrived: Munchen. Bremen.
LiVBRPOOL-Sailed: Tauric, New York.
LONDON-Sailed: Kensington, Philadel-
phia.
SOUTHAMPTON Sailed: New York, New
York.
HAVRE-Sailed: La Gascogne. New York.
MOVILLE-Arrived: Ethiopia, New York
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Kansas doesn't know its wealth. 1t
has now been found that it has nat
ural gas pocketed under the ice. Pre-
sumably. all Kansan will have to do
in winter will be to bore hole in the
ice insert the hose, ignite q match and
read the news of his own good for
tuna.
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Mayor Doran starts off the year as
the leading joker of st. Paul. Listen
TO this from the city's chief: 1.-The fire
department shall not be made polfti-
cal machine as under the Democrats.
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Perhaps the Mexicans don't know
Uncle Sans bunting when they see it,
This mightn't be bad time to give the
grcasers a lesson in flag lore.
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Two Missouri people closed the year
by getting married by telephone. That
style of getting hitched will never be-
come popular even on very short tele-
phone lines.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-02

Minneapolis had a very happy New
Year 1t heard that Perry Werden was
coming back to play first base.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-02

John Goodnow works under an oil
painting of President Mckinley. This
isn't any honor to the president, either
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-01-02

4 The states cash-but come to think
|, of it, the state hasn't any cash.
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Several people made those resolutions
stick all day. There were others.
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"a hot time In the old town tonight
referred particularly last night to Co
lunbus.
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EVENTS TODAY.

RIet-Veriscope, S.I5.
Grand-WidOw Jones, S.I5.
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Don't buy new hat The old one
will fit you again in a day or two.
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BULLETIN OF
TIE ST. PRUI GLOBE
SUNDAY, JAN. 2, 1898.

Weather for Today
Fair and Warmer.
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&. b. u. COlVer & Co..
AGENTS.
kINSLEYs kANS,

l was seriously afflicted with cough
for several ears. and last fall had "a
more severe cough than ever before.
L have used many remedies without
RECEIVING much relief, and being IT
commended to try Il bottle of Cham
berlaln's Cough Remedy, by friend,
who, knowing me to he poor widow.
gave it to me, l tired it. and with the
most gratifying results. The first bot
tie relieved me very much and the sec
ond bottle has absolutely cured me.
/ have not had as coed health for
twenty years. give this certificate
without solicitation, simply in appre-
citation of the gratitude felt for the
cure effected. Respectfully, Mrs.
Mary A. Beard. Claremore, Arkansas.
For sale by Porter & Go.
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J. G. Gibson, Pastor

Bad management keeps more people
LII poor circumstances than any other
one cause. 10 be successful one
must look ahead and plan ahead so
that when Il favorable opportunity
presents itself he is ready to take adj
vantage of it. A little forethOupht
will also save much expense and valu-
able time. A prudent ard careful
man will keep bottle of Chamber
lain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrloea
Remedy in the house, the shiftless
fellow will wait until necessity com
pels it and then ruin his best horse 60
ing for doctor and have big doctor
bill to pay, besides; one pays out 25
cents, the other is out hundred dol
lars and then wonders why his neigh
Dor is getting richer while he is get
ting poorer. For sale by Poater & Co.
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Camp Life

with home comforts, at Ottawa Cha
tauqua Assembly, Forest Park, June
Ii to "a, 1898. One fare for the round
trip. Tickets on sale June IL, u and
Is inclusive; good to return until June
p, 1898. The Santa Fe is the best
line to the assembly grounds; station
only half block away. Particulars
on application to agent of the A. T.
& S. F. Ry.
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A soap man attempted to work his
game on the streets Tuesday when the
show was over, but after talking him
self hoarse with no success, he sadly
closed up his little satchel and HE'D
him hence. The memory of the cleo
trio belt man hasn't quite left our cit
liens yet.
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Are you dull and stupid: Do you
miss the snap and energy that was
once yours? You need few doses Of
that great system regulator, Pricl,ly
Ash Bitters. For reviving strength
and energy, increasing the capacity
of the body for work, it is a remedy
the highest order. Sold by Porter
& Company.
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Tuesday afternoon while the family
of II. M. Schnatterly were at the cir
Gus, some one entered their house and
carried off several articles of clothing
two rings, hand mirror, fan and a
few other little trinkets. From the va
riety of articles stolen, 1t looks as if
the burglars intended starting a rae
quet store.
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Mr.. p. Ketcham, of Pike City Cal.
says: ''during my brothers late sick
ness from sciatlc rheumatism, Cham
berlain's Pain Balm was the only rem
edy that gave him any relief" Many
others have testified to the PROMPT re
lief from pain which thus liniment af
fOrtls. For sale by Porter & Co.
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The first quarterly meeting of the
Wendell circuit NJ. E. church will be
held at Wendell. June Is and 49,.
conference at O'Clock (R. r. time) on
the 10 n followed by preaching. Love
feast, Sabbath morning at 10 O'Clock;
preaching at eleven followed by sacra-
mental service. Everybody cordially
invited.
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Nothing sensational that's not our
method. We aim to excel in our
merchandising, so depend upon it,
what you buy of us will be just as
represented, for it is a question of
honor for us to give our customser
the highest rdlues fer the morey.
Edwards & Noble.
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been in our pasture about two months.
White spots on head aud belly. The
owner can have same by paying for
pasture and this advertisement.
Peter Ketelson.
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should use Prickly Ash Bitters. 1t
makes work a necessity to give vent to
the energy and exuberance of spirits
generated by functional activity in the
system. Sold by Porter & Co.
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H. N. Barker and wife arrived from
Moberly this week. Thep went to Den
yer last night for a weeks visit, after
which, they will go back to their fu-
ture home in MOberly.
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Kansas lines have agreed to make
rate of one-third regular fare for par
ties of three or more from points in
Illinois, Iowa, Misso uri, Arkansas,
Texas, Colorado and Nebraska to all
points in Kansas and Oklahoma for
harvest laborers, except that tickets
will not be sold from Chicago Or St.
Louis or points within fifty miles there.
of. Yours truly,
q Rose Uent
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The newest patterns in challies
lawns, ginghams, calicos, in fact all
summer goods. Our assortment was
never so large as now.
Edwards g. Noble.
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NOTICE.

Ii you want work done in a perfect
manner and at cheapest rate, call on
William Seiglinger. No inferior work
to leave the shop.
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Breeders-Call and sse G. L. Paint
er's draft horses, one Clyde and one
black Percheron, also his jacks. Re-
member the place, just north of the
old mill Office If
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FOR SALE-Residence property in
south part of town. Small house and
barn. Place covered with fruit of all
kinds. A ton of grapes gather Ell ev-
cry year.
See A. J. Rapp, at American House.
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We handle the nobbiet line of Bug
gies in the market. Call and SCI
then.-Misner & Kennedy.
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Mrs. Fravel has the agency for tbs
Battle Creek Health Foods. Gail a.
the Creamery and see them.
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All watch clock and jewelry repair
ing warranted at Schnatterly's jewelry
store, in POLter,s.