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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-01
Burglarly at Marion

Constable W. l.. Jones came down
from Jefferson this afternoon with
James Davis, whom he placed in the
custody OF Sheriff +. Il. Wrightman.
Davis was bound over TO await the
aetson OF the grand jury in the sum
OF $500, on the charge OF burglarly and
being unable to furnish the same will
spend the three months intervening
until that body meets again, in the
county Jail. Early Monday morning
the residence OF G. w. Epler, al Ma
rlon, was burglarized, aud later IN the
day Davis was arrested on the charge
OF 6urglarly. A large quantity of the
stolen property was recovered from
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-01

BASKET SoCIAL.-At the social to
be given by the Macca bees lodges this
evening. the following named persons
will take part, which alone insures a
good program: Miss Bertha Junk,
Miss Nettie Beckner. Master Charles
Lane, Miss Matte Southwick, Miss
Musa Geer, Mrs. J.. Albert, Mrs. John
Krausse, Mr.. Basil Wagner, Miss
Georgia Davenport, and Miss Meta
Davis.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-01
Tiafferreraro Dead.

RICHMOND, Va, March I.-General
Tlaiierreraro, a Mexican war veteran
and commander of Virginia troops
during the John Brown raid, major
genera 10 the Confederate army and
an ex- Judge, died at his home in this
county.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-01

DESIRES A DIvoRCE.-Mrs.N Nancy
Jane Lee has instituted diverse pro-.
deedings In the Marion county circuit
court against Reuben Lee from whom
she desires to be legally separated.
Plaintiff was married to defendant in
Portland July 8, 1896 and demands a
divorce on the grounds of cruel and
inhuman treatment. Bowerman aud
McCourt are attorneys for plaintiff.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-01

There are three little things which
do more work than any other three
little things created-they are the
ant, the bee and DeWitt's Little
Early Risers, the last being the ia
nous little pills for stomach and liver
troubles. Stones Drug Store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-01

If you want neat pair of spring
shoes or oxford ties, call at the New
York Racket and get one of the
"Star Star" line, they are sold at
close prices. Don't fail to examine
the stock. l.2d-1w
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-01

To WED,-CoUnty Clerk l.. V. Ehlen
today Issued marriage license To j.
Sandberg and Martha Dahlin. During
February but ten such licenses were
issued.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-01
Bread Riots.

CoNsTANTNoPLE, March l.-Seri-
Gus bread riots have taken place at
Galllpoli, where mob attempted to
burn the government Office. The po-
lice made SO arrests.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-01
CALL A MESSENGER

and have your notes and packages
delivered, TO conect bill, TO go on
errands for you. Ask for special
rates on merchants packages.
Charges reasonable. Bicycle ser
vice. Ring Blue boxes or telephone
40.
Lockwood Messenger System, Central
office No. 288 Commercial street.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-01

10 Cure Cold in One Day.
Take Laxative BromoOulnine Tab.
i9'S iS al, az druggist refund the money
II II itIaliS 10 cure. 25c. The gepuine
mas L. b Q, on each tablet.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-01

Pain he's no show with DIR. Miles Pain PillA
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1896-1899, 1898-03-01

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The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-13
HANOVER MENTIONS

Mr.. and Mrs. F. Rabe were Oak Wis
itors Monday.
Mr. L. Reopen has been on the sick
list for several days. But at this writ
ing is much improved.
Miss Minnie Brazomel is spending "a
few weeks in Charter Oak the guest of
her sister, Mrs. Rabe.
Although the ground is covered with
snow, quite goodly number of farmers
in this locality, are busy in the corn
fields, gathering in their corps.
Mr.. Fred Schoenfelt has rented his
farm in til $ township and will move to
Soldier township to live. We are sorry
to lose MIR. S. and family from our
vicinity, where he has been resident
for so many years.
Prof. Geiseman has an 81 ro!lment of
81 pupils in the German school at
present. He has commenced drilling
them for their Christmas program
which will be on the evening OF Decem-
her "a, at the Hanover church TO which
all are invited to attend.
Father Rothe celebrated his 70 birth
day last week. Quite number of re.
latives and friends assembled at his
home in the evening where very
pleasai time was enjoyed. Light re.
treshmrnts we're served during the
evening. We trust Mr.. Rothe may live
to enjoy many more such happy even
ings,
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PPEN|NGSAT Vail.

Matt McAlpin was up from Denison
Monday.
DIR. VIM. Wright was up from Deni-
son Saturday.
ID G. Bell, the Bankers life agent.
was Vail caller last week.
Anthony Dean, of Omaha, is here
visiting relatives and friends.
Attorney S. v. O'Hara spent Sunday
with his parents at Carroll.
Mrs. Pierce returned Sunday from a
two weeks visit at Omaha.
Henry Thompson, the cattle buyer,
transacted business here last week.
john Clements. OF Dewitt, is visiting
at the home of his brother, Thos.
Clements.
Mrs. Asa Dow and daughter, Coda,
vi Dow City, visited at the Paine home
last Friday.
A representative of the Pabst Brew
ing Co. was in town Saturday with the
Carroll agent, Mr.. Seller.
A number Of young folks enjoyed
themselves very pleasantly last Thurs
DAY night ut the home of BARLEY
Mitchell, south of town.
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Adams returned
Friday night from their Omaha trip
aud will shortly be at home to their
many triends. in the Theim house.
Miss Bessie Brogan returned Satur-
DAY to her home in Hartford, Kansas,
after an extended visit with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. b. Langan and
other leltt,v+s. Miss Brogan' made
many friends during her stay in Vail.
The Vail camp, NJ. w. A., elected
the following officers last Thursday
night: j. r. Smith, v. c.; c. G. Wood
w. A.; George L. Deter, Banker; L.
w. Kinyon. Clerk; joe p. Duffy, Els
corl; E Griffin, Watclman; F. Starck
Sentinel; q. G. Vail, Manager; G. c.
Mundy, Delegate.
Isaac Taylor, of the 22nd lnfantr,
Co, b. U. S. regulars, is visiting friend
in Vail and vicinity. Isaac Joined tn
regulars at the outbreak of the war ant
was sent to the front where he saw rea
service; he was in the battle of San
tiago and several others and was dow
with the fever in Cuba for two weeks
He is on furlough at present and re
turns to his company at Omaha the Is
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1898-12-13
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
December 6

December6
Joseph Brogden and wife to Fort Dodge and
Omaha X r Co, sub div of NV swA 2, Denison,
5000.
Barney Robbernault and wife to Fort Dodge
aud Omaha r II o, lots e. 1910 -l2, blk 100
Denison. $500.
Sheriff of Crawford County to N Shuptor, swA
20. Milford township. $24l265.
Marines vanTuil to Fort Dodge and Omaha II II
Co.. LOT 32-s-4-5-6. block 100, Den son. $500
December.
E T Cochran and wife to Bond & Warbasse lots
and 8. block 9. Normal School add Denison
800.
December8
Elizabeth Ivie to 1hos and Eli F Dobson
all that part of sw swA Z. Milford township
800.
F L Snumaker and wife to Deedric Rabe, lot
lO2O-2l, block ., Charter Oak. $780,
Chas Tabor and wife to Hans .Johannsen. M
ne,4 sec 2. Soldier township $780,
Mrs Mary Williams to Irwin g Colborn 1874 in
en- sw sw54 20, Union township. $500.
Providence Western Land co to Elizabeth Nc
Carthy. 10 s 3 and 4. block 2e, lets l-2-3-: -5-8
blk 81, Denison. $500
December
Amos Lockwood Danielson and wife to Rhode
Island Hospital Trust Co. swM 70 Iowa town
ship 500.
johannes KIinker and wife to Herman Popktn
swA Is. Hanover township, SsO8o.
Herman Popken and wife to Johannes Klinker,
lots 7s-o and W Is II Of lot Q, blk s.. Denison
5000.
Francis Wonds and wife to Tracy Chapman Let
land Z, blk 16. Vail $1,000.
Sheriff Crawford Co to j P Jones. N 80 Ia of INV
81 aud sw sw Il 70, l233sa. s.iOS rs.
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GOODRICH GOSSIP

The new seats for Dist. arrived last
week.
Corn-shellers we're at Mr.. Cruzan's
this week.
E. K. Smell and wife are at present
visiting IN Michigan.
II. Beardsly and wife visited at M.
Ainsworth's last Tuesday.
Thomas Lewis is home again from
Greene county, where he has been the
past year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sell Montgomery took
a trip to Oh arter Oak last week to visit
the family of j. p. Thompson.
Mrs. Sarah McKim visited in Denison
few days last week. James McKim
attended Woodman Lodge OH Thurs
day evening.
Revival meetings are still il progress
at the NJ. e. church at Del it. Rev.
Weston is thoroughly in earnest, as his
sermons go to show.
The slelghing still continues, and the
way the bells ring and the cutters and
bob sleds sail by, goes TO prove that
Dsioit is a city Of coming prominence.
A literary was organized at the Nc
Ahren school house, to meet every Sat
urday evening. The following officers
We're elected: President. j. q. Phillips;
Vice-Pres., l. Christianson; Sec'y and
Treas, Will Cramer. e. M. Ainsworth
and Geo. Thompson are leaders on the
debate, which goes to prove that a good
program is in store.
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Christina. Table Decoration.

A very pretty decoration for the table
at the Christmas dinner is tiny Christ
mas tree. Candied fruits and gilded
and silvered walnuts make it bright
and seasonable, while little frosting
with the powder that comes for the pur-
pose makes it beautiful object under
the glitter of the lights The tree will
be trimmed and prepared for you by
any florist and should be planted in a
fancy low vase or dish. The picturesque
dwarf evergreens that come from Japan
are most effective when used in this
way, and yet they are such costly treas
ures that few who own them are will
ing to make table decorations Of them.
PHILADELPHIA Ledger.
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COLLEGE NOTES.

Several new students entered Monday.
The attendance is now twenty greater
than at the same time last year.
Prof. Van Ness Arithmetic class now
numbers fifty-fve. This is one of the
largest classes there has ever been in the
school.
1t is feared that an addition will have
to be built to the Society Halls, to ac
commodate the large number who de-
sire to attend the regular Friday eve
ming meetings.
There are now five classes in alge bra.
Since the study has become one of the
branches required of teachers for first
grade certificate there is a marked diff
ference in the interest taken in the
subject.
Shorthand work continues to surpass
our expectations. The best of work is
being done by those in the department..
and the six new typewriters and the
second hand Remington are all in use
constantly,
One of the proudest days for the
Athaenum society was when the last
payment on the piano was made and the
Cancelled mortgage was returned. The
society is now practically out of debt
and ready to decorate and otherwise
beautify the hall.
The D. N. S. Star is just about the
best school paper gotten out by any Of
the schools of Iowa. 1t is ably edited
and beautifully printed The support is
far from what it should be- Let every
student subscribe and see if it can not
be made even better
The names of the seniors and Juniors
as passed upon by the faculty was read
in Chapel last week. Both classes are
composed of good material and are
larger than usual, there being in the
normal department seven seniors and
ten juniors. The first orations are to be
given in about four Il eeks.
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NORTH GROVE HAPPENINGS,

l.. E. Brown was an Arion visitor on
business the End.
Mr.. Lambert is husklng corn for Mr..
Albert Barsby.
Mr.. McElwain, of Willow township.
was in the Grove last week.
Guy Brown met with quite an acct
dent Sunday, breaking his bob.sle all
to pieces.
We are sorry to learn that Mr.. Brun.
dige and family are soon to move to
Nebraska.
VIM. Mullen and wife are the proud
parents of another pair of twin girls
who arrived the End.
The Musselman boys are husking
corn for Mr.. Binnal, and Leslie Yer
trees is helping Mr.. Bar-by.
Henry Musselman is expecting 10
take a trip into northeastern Nebraska
ard llay+ a look at the county.
Dan Eoner was visitor in The Grove
Sunday. Dan was recently mace happy
by the arrival Of ten pound boy.
School commenced in the BiDnal dis
trict with an attendance of only thir-
teen. There should at least b. forty.
A number of Grovites were invited
to banquet at the residence of Mr..
Virgins III Dow City short time ago.
Quite number of people from the
Grove have been to Denison lately in.
vestigating the cheap prices quoted in
the Great and Only" One man
bought good ulster for $1.25. another
apar of artics for IS cents. The above
was purchased of the firms which have
their ad in the REVIEW. Others who
do not advertise should take warning
and get in ont IF the rllt.
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HAPP[N|NGSAT BELL

Mrs. Arnold visited at Arion last
Saturday.
A. Heide, of Denison, visited Bell
friends Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Carson spent Wednesday at
the county seat
Thos Mcclure was in Denison on
business Thursday.
Several of our farmers have lost some
cattle through corn stalks.
Mr.. w. c. johnson, of Charter Oak,
is building large corn crib at Bell
Our merchant, Hans Neethan, shipped
a car of hogs Tuesday Trade is picking
up out this way.
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AN ARION LETTER,

c. w. Underhill was home over Sun
day.
Don Butler went to Council Bluffs on
Monday.
Lyman Highly is visiting in Illinois
this week.
The Ladies Aid Society met at Mrs.
SCOTS Friday p. m.
Mr.. Rayner is home from Sioux City
for few days visit.
Miss Ida Craft visited with Mrs. Ira
Underhill on Saturday.
A. A. Conrad has been making some
repairs to the interior of his store
Miss Green, of Ontario, Canada, has
come to make her home with her brother,
Levi Green. We welcome her among
US.
DR.. L. NJ. Coon went to Omaha on
Sunday. He expects to visit Des Moines
and several other points before return
ing.
Miss Ada Bolton fell from a horse on
Thursday and bruised her limb quite
badly. Fortunately no bones were
broken and she will soon be able to be
back in school.
The County bridge men are driving
piles for the two bridges on the new
road north of town. 1t is reported that
an injunction will be served to stop the
work, as some of the farmers living
north, object to the present location of
the road
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Wherever meath thei. azure he may h.
We were lads the time I speak Of
And now We hear the creak Of
The frost that chills the branches OF iife's
tree.
We wandered in the mountains.
And we played beneath the fountains
That tumbled down the overhanging steep.
And we swan amid the driftings
OF the autumn's somber siftings.
From the trees Of woodland pastures. neck
deep.
Then the winter came. and hurrtes
OF the snow In flights and scurries
Laid the ermine covers deep upon the earth:
And the woods and halls were ringing
With our happy shouts and singing.
The echoes OF the seasons JOY and mirth.
Brought care. and age. and sorrows.
And the struggles life allots to earnest
men;
They are mountains that divide US
And the fountains oft deride us
When We seek to bring dear boyhood back
again.
But the years have come unceasing.
Bringing joy. and care. increasing.
And there's compensation. sweet, within
1t all.
For love from loved ones found US
And that fond delight surrounds US.
As q vine-clad. safe and dower-covered
wall.
So here's to you. my brother;
Though far from one another,
Let us drain the cup Of good viii from the
brim
And thank dear God above US
That around are those who love US
While we sing. again, q cheering Christmas
WILLIAM L1GHTFoor y1sscHER.
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NEWS OF WEST SIDE

Mrs. Hugo Westerman, of Wall Lake,
is at home visiting the old folks.
Mrs. Ella Marsh and children returned
to their home in Omaha, Saturday.
Not least among the holiday attrac-
tions is the art collection by Miss Anna
Woolhiser; be sure you go and see them.
Mrs. c. Clements is getting ready to
leave West Side; we understand she will
make her home with her daughter. in
Omaha
Thos. Button visited in Vail Satur-
day. He reports very interesting
school south of town, with an average
attendance of some twenty scholars.
E. E. Jenkins drove over to Kirkman
Saturday, to see his father about some
business matters, he returned again
Sunday. Operator j. r. Hall acted as
agent while Mr.. Jenkins was away.
Friday the mail sack came to grief
and after the train had gone we found
West Side Journals scattered all over
the yard. Too bad, Mr.. HERE had spent
a great deal of time getting up nice
extra edition; but that is the way it
happens sometimes. 1.-The best laid
schemes of mice and men gang aft
aglee."
Sunday wasa red letter day for church
going people 1t was the appointed day
for the first Quarterly meeting at the
N. E. church. Presiding Elder Lothian,
who was not able to be present, had
provided an able substitute in the per-
son of DIR. Lewis, of Morningside Uni
versity, Sioux City. The Doctor preached
two very able sermons in the morning
and evening, and addressed the Sunday
school to the delight of the little folks.
The sacrament Of the Lords supper was
administered in the evening, thus fit
tingly closing the Holy Sabbath day.
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ALL ABOUT OELOIT.

Ray Winans sports fine new cutter.
Revival services are still being held
at the M. E. church.
Mrs. Grace Mcmillan is spending the
winter at her sisters in Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hattery were
Deloit callers last Sunday afternoon.
Elder Vim. McKim spent Saturday
and Sunday at Galland's Grove, Iowa.
Mr.. Price. agent for Bakers medi-
cines, has been at Deloit the past week.
Miss Jennie Jordan began a four
months school at the Peter Larson
school house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Slater visited with
George and Anna Winans couple Of
days last week.
Mrs. c. j. Hunt and son, Russell,
were guests Ut Mrs. G. r. Franks, Sat
urday afternoon.
William McKim is adding to the APP
pearance Of his place by building a new
porch on his residence.
Several of the Deloit Young people at
tended the Lyceum at McAhrens school
house Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott McKim spent
Sunday afternoon at her parents, MIR.
and Mrs. George Jordans.
MIR. and Mrs. Sam Justice visited at
the home of her mother, Mrs. Jordan,
Saturday night and Sunday.
The attendance at the revival meet
ings was hindered good deal the past
week on account of bad weather.
Tommy Lewis came over last week
for visit ut his fathers We UNDER
stand invitations are in order for a
wedding in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Lentz. Lilly
Lentz aud Mr. and MRS Rowt-y visited
under the parental roof the last week;
their mother. Mrs Lentz, who has been
seriously i'll is some better.
would like to inquire in these items
If anv one has Young hardwood maple
MCCS W oVAls AO1 VAO puApuoO W oOooiue
out in the spring for shade trees. S
Horr. Deloit, Iowa.
The three engineers that have beer
boarding with J. L. Miller moved tt
benson SATURDAY., having completed
their work at this place. Mrs. Mile
SAWS she is going to take rest now, nj
more boarders need apply.
A good deal of excitement prevailed
Friday morning at daylight, when i
was found that the old blacksmith sho]
was on fire on s. Horr's place, havin,
caught from a steamer used the day be
fore in dressing poultry. Luckily b
the timely assistance ut kind neighbor
no serious damage was d me.
Teachers meeting Saturday after
noon WAS attended by the followin
persons: Professor and Mrs. Van Mes
OF Denison, Jennie Morris, Geors
Thompson, Miss Town, Jennie New
com, Mary Albright, BenJie Dawson
Geo. Schooley, Florence Nixon, E,he
Newton, Vlca Morris, Edna Huckstsp
Ethe, Huckstep. Millie Prentice, Nor
ris .ohn. on aud Olive Horr.
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JACKSON J0T TlNGS.

Born, to MIR. and Mrs. James La
Strage, on Monday Dec. 5th. a son.
The members of the jackson literary
society have decided not to hold any
meetings this winter.
VIM. Kelley was among those who
doomed the Chicago markets with car
load of fine hogs, last Monday.
James Krigan is hauling lumber from
Wall Lake, with which he intends
building an addition to his house.
The wheel barrow work of grading
the Goose pond for the new Northwest
ern R'y, is rapidly progressing regard
less Of the severe freezing of the past
week.
Frank White took trip to Chicago
last week, in care of VIM. Maloy's four
car loads of cattle. Mr.. Maloys' cattle
sold at top prices, as they were fine ones.
Edward Downey marketed sixty three
head of hogs last Friday averaging four
hundred. If all farmers of this vicinity
could raise cholera-proof hogs as MIR.
Downey does. mortgages would go
straight up.
Boyd Sherwood's team had narrow
escape from being run over while tied
in the street at Wall Lake, last Friday
1t appears that team belonging to some
farmer became unmanageable and came
down Main street at break neck speed,
they ran square into Mr.. Sherwood s
team and had it not been for the aid of
willing hands the accident might have
been more severe.
she Gave 1t Away.
miss Specie gave me a kiss for Christ
mas present"
"There, told her she did not think enough
Of me to keep what / gave her."-N. Y.
Truth.
Discretion.
II you wish to refuse
| An importunate lover,
II rs wiser to wait
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The Tramp's nebuke.

Enervated Easy-1 shed think, ma'am, dat
dis sacred Christmas time would keep you
nearer to Scripture'n it does.
Mrs. Turner Away Nearer to Scripture!
Enervated Easy-Dat's wot said. asst
for bread, an you give me snow shovel!--
Town Topics.
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He-But why didn't you hang up some
.listletoe?

aistletoe?
Merry Christnas, Deaoonl
''Mornin'," said the deacon.
Did ye ask me what we got1
Wa-al. now. kin tell ye
That We got IN awful lot.
Marthy got neuralgy.
George got tn rheumatic,
Susan got back-crick,
An tn brindle COW got frs.
Some thief got tn turkey.
An tn family's feelin' blue;
I'm of t. git tn Doctor
Huh! 'Umph! yeah. same t'you."
David H. Talmadge. in Judge.
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Nsgs- Old Adam was a lucky nanin
enc respect, anyway.
Bigg-In what respect?
Gggs-Eve never gave him box Of
bargainrstore cigars for q Christmas
preseat.-Chicago Daily News.
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Patriotism.

cav. you know, you may celebrate
Christmas as best you know how" said
the supercildous Englishman. "but you
cawn't come up to the old English plum
pudding you know"
Sir" said the patriotic American,
with asperity. ''our homemade, or still
more the bakery-made. mince pies can
produce as fine a line of Nightmares as
any English plum pudding ever boiled"
Indianapolis Journal.
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A Flnnk movement.

"Mrs. Jinks is as sharp as tacks."
what has she done lately?"
"she has bought everything she
needs, so that her relations can't give
her useful Christmas presents."- Chi
cago Record.
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Soon Learn Better.

soon Learn Better.
When young we always think 1t queer
That Christmas comes but once wear:
But when we pay for Santa Claus,
We see the force Of Natures laws.
u. j, O'Conne!!. ig Puck.
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she Gave It Away.

Miss Specie gave me kiss for Christ
mas present"
There. I told her she did not think enough
Of me to keep what gave her."-N. Y.
Truth.
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7llllIl !|! !!! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.