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The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25
Hlsh CnteaPs.

Fourteen years ago Mr.. f.achlnn
AacicAn carried 10000 ova Of English
trout to Cape Colony with the objec,
Of experimenting with the acciimatisa.
ton Of that hsh In Africa. The trout.
having once become established. -four.
ishsd. and ths inland streams ol tho
colony sre now being gradually stocked
viii the hsh.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25
$4,000 for . New Corn.

Thats what this new corn cost Yields
slS bushels per acre. Big Four Oats 30
bushels-SalZer's Rape TO pasture sheep
and cattle at 25c per acre Yields 50 tons
potatoes N.20 per Dbl. Bromus lnermis
the greatest grass on earth. Beardless
Barley co bushels per acre. 10 kinds
grasses and clovcrs. etc.
send this notice to JOHN A. SALZER
SEED CO, LA CROSSE. WIS, with lOc
stamps and receive free great Catalogue.
$500 Corn and 10 Farm Seed Sam
Piles. tw.n. ]
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25
sugErsiions for wom-n rs to the Care
Of Oalniy InMerMrAt.

II n one thing TO hay. pretty belong
inss, and another to keep them no. or
hothins can this be more truly said than
OF woman's underwear. 10 generally
ruined IN warhin. with strong, impure
soap, and by hard rubbing Six and
ON y cloudy day. when ready to do tn.
work, half MI tub with warm water,
In which dissolve u fourth Of bar OF
Ivory soap, and wash tho articles
through IL with the hands rinse In warm
water and squeeze, but do not Wflng
iron while damp.
ELIZA II. PARKER
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25

when my typewriter sifi went away.
what do you think "wrll=what1' p SHE
left note for the new girl telling her I
MA wa, .,,n,,Ke,y -h"ky On tho Use Of '.hAi''
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25
Dyed ta the WAL,

Brown-smith II crank. isn't her
Joues-A crank? Why. n he should
ever and that hs wasn't In . minority
he'd change his opinions At oncsi
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25

'JumkiuH never laughs unless there
money IN 1T i've seen him laugh at ia,
thuntor-' ''pf course be- has 90 laugh
there to get his money back"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25
To CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY

Jimmy, you don't seem to mind tn,
cold weather" NO. ma can't wash III,
when the pipes is frozc.'
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25

what did little Jim do with the quarter
he got for having his tooth pullrd?" III,
spent 1t all on comic valentines to SEND
the dentist "
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25
ELIZA II. PARKER.

"our new bonri.r came here lust for a
temporary home" "wrllT' Now h,
wants to marry my daughter"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25

Are you In favor OF early marriages?
Well. people who expect TO marry otter
would better begin early
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25

Ing on There - No Dcathr" AN under.
inker proposed to her and she mafriel
him."
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25
BRITISHERS MARVEL
AT WONDERS OF A GREAT
AM ERlCAN SHOW.

All Losdos visiss the Freaks That Con.
stisats Simply . Side Issss Of "oss
Of the Greatest Eatsrtainms.ts Ever
Put Before the People,"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25

foundly. What can do for you7'
asked her majesty. Give mo the head
OF Gladstone" said the modern Hero
dias. II would gladly do that. my
drnf. but ho lost II some years ago"
rctorted the Queen.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25

Your wife II tail and imposing isn't
sheg' NO: she Is short and Imposing"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25
IL shs Ness Hvtvrp,

II ths Neas HUtses.
Publlshsr-What In biasss 10 this?
Assistant-'Sh! Don't swear! It's Q
esw story In the Filipino dialect
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25

Even iaith-eurs advocates never r.,
70 run . furnace without fuel.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25

Piso's Cure for Consumption hns saved
me large doctor bills-C. l.. Baker, i22s
Regent So, Philadelphia. Pa, Dec. :, '95.
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25

Don't you hate to have a man tell YOU
the came story twice. Yes. especially
II 1t is one that told him"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25

You told me your son had business
ability" We'll. hasn't he?'' IAN he
knows Is when the clock strikes 6"
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25

Take Laxative Bromo ouiuinc Tablets Al
druggists refund the money II II fails to cure
.Sc- The genuine has l.. Il {. on each tablet
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25
HEALTHY MATERNITY.
Two Grateful Women Tell They Received From
Mrs

The climax OF life force in woman is capable motherhood
The first requisite for good mother is good health
Health OF body means health of the generatve organs
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25

Health Spr Ten Crmts.
Cascarsts make bowels and kidnsys art
naturally. destroy microbes. curc headache,
bllliousnsss and consti tipation. Al. dSuggist..
The Monte Vista journal., 1899-02-25

great believer Compound
WELL
trouble and had terrible blind fits After
pound The astonishing
childbirth it is perfect boon
beconvncedt that there's remcdy thcirsu
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

WA''a. Waldorf ASKER sakss WITH hsa
senssserss's experience Ia American ress.
sscs He served ere term IN sa~ Ssw
resh state assembly sni swo-year tern
In ire state senate. ITS work m sse ssxax.
tasare - sail - Asve heea excellent. ARA
be maze q quiet. tnaas.rscss ara rrsrs re-
speStes member. He made na spe~eAs<
He was nominated srr eaHSrexs. sas vas
Defeated ~ Roswell p, Eyewer. Democrat
rrsstaeas Arthur subsequently sprssas~s
Mr.. Astar United sssses rnsns..sr 20 nab.
wAs,e living In snms Re sansssa.s nsve,
Or tsa which. While noe rsrsscasa.sy srs.-
liant. were Ear ahsvs meascexfsy. TIE
vsssees assaults made srcn NJ. asser by
CERTAIN az tho esuss ara wAosr unwsrraas-
"a. Whale We may ouessaoa Ms taste In
prrfcxysny 20 hecsue sassccs II Great
Britain. u csssAsniy dces net make Asn a
ssrafse<.. ~ H. ysssew .,urnais are ssaa
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12
AlraELD,s ADVICE. AND sarAx.

Gechelism is looming up as another
most serious menace TO the demoraiixed
Democracy. Kentucky. recently con-
sidered safs once more In the bosom Of
Bourhonlsm. II uncertain. and the de-
spairtng Democratic cry for help has
reached the ears Of Col. Bryan. 1t has
also penetrated tho unrespons.ve tym-
panum Of Hon. John r. Altgeid. Of illi-
nois. Wilhelm fidus Achates Of the Ne
brAska statesmen. but just now ilnger-
Ing about on the cold outside Of the
sanctum sanctorum Of the elect Elk
Gov. Altxeid dees not admire Gcebei as
much ~ he once admired Bryan. Fer
some reason. the Kentucky boss has In
CURED his lasting displeasure. Aisgeid
thinks Goebei Is hated goldbug. He
regards hts avnwcd allegiance TO silver
as all q diaphanous disguise. The Ken
lucky affair he esteems part % con-
eriracy
mot 80 mueA against Mr.. Bryan. or ST.
yer. or anything else" Ne says, .nas rafA-
or an attempt CT certain men 70 consre,
the party Zoe ends CT their own. And they
are selfish snds- They represent eerrup,
parpcees ard unfair primaries. hessiszn
and machine poissiea"
Naturally. Mr.. Aitgeld IL greatly
shocked. The wicked schemes Of wick
ed men who try to centred the PARTY
for their own wicked purposes. and net
Mr.. Aitgeld's. are enough to offend the
ssassbllitlss az any rich silver rlatocras.
who never permits his principles u
warp his keen business Judgment In In
ssrssng always a goli clause IN his nu-
nsercas mortgages. The ex-governor tn
aalses In prophecy a. follows;
.rsoehe. vii se crashed 10 asam. re
Democrats 81 ksntacky win not salera.e
methods that override tie vii Of sn@ psa-
Fie. ssces@s wss nominated by faafn
ssr~ngsa. TIE scSssA DOES nas IKE that s,rt
81 tasns. ard II wsti Re sxsaked at ire
ecsls"
No. the Democrats % the South ara
famous fer their hostility TO TIRE use az
main ssr~ngsh at the polls-aasess sAsy
use II themselves Asked what Mr.
Bran would do. M. Assgela sass.
He eansat sa.rers ssoeees II II ret
Hnitkssy ssss ~ VII eon% cut positively
against asEa say tAas noe sexauss asve
any insorrassca a. 20 Aew NJ. Bryan
feels eas r*n sesa aheas acw ~ viii ss<sk
uyae she revelations THAT hare A<<o nasse
ard are aAssy - se made showing t5re-
esss resstasssss ~tsa TIE enemies % Mr.
frysn's srsen.s II - sssnpsy cut of sA~
question fes Ryan 20 asle Cfo~Sss erusA
h4s Rssnse-toe snea whe viii seaa . Hxx.
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ArrERrnouGnrs.

II seems that he pronounees his name
liee-me-neth. instead Of Jimnsny, which
is the reason why the paragraphers have
eeyccsted him.
Tbs Chicago man who went into po,,.
ties" and wound np In JAIL. could have
done VERSE He miEat have got into jasi
and wound UP In politics.
49,
The New York Commercial kindly r..
minds Mr.. Atkinson. az TIRE pnisiprsne L.
lands and Boston. that II cass wtssam
waidorf Asser cn'y 80 Ia fees 10 do IL.
- +
Al English paper has surprised ssse,g
and alarmed iss readers by perpesrating a
jake q, the expense Of Secretary Rect. II
says the rev secretary Il war nxy be re.
He'd upon 30 30 20 the rect of things
= =
The exsommanlcated catAolacs Of East
ST. I.suas are receiving ala ard confer,
srcrs an unexpected soarse. Rsshcp Kcx,
le~skf. Of the Polish Catholic ehurrA. ar
independent Catholic organisation. aYeyx
10 take the East 81. Iscussans under his
wing. remove the ban % RECOMMENDATION
ana send them an Irssh priest Inls oaxas
10 Be satisfactory 10 everyone bat Hsxhep
Jansen. WHO ala the esrxrmanscassns.
r =
No wcaasr the ra<Eiasesc heii II An at
srzrsise ere for cur smnatioas young men
Jears@s IL Ia England. Aninx . number
Al VERY pruatahi~ cnxasemenss.- and b
eanssHaally surrounded ~ IN admir.rg
sareas. Csrests Is shosf 20 essay SAake-
spesrssa roAe. Supported By q DISTINGUISH
81 company. Tor the henesit 81 fasasso-
able church JoAn = sullivan has 5ass
essnsa vita great ec1as AMI fseo laneA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

]. ff = inst - rea61A41oo 10 contemplate
ahandonme1t az isun tor ahip4 meat and
heeaA - food. coal md voea - fusl. -
to cpatsnplAtA a1An1oey2Aat q sold -
money. Prinevd nam Qah9iaoad on car
RON he fuund Alope ~ aooaAore and
worms 10 dur ent 0f deeov1nG 1gA Tho
aeeta Of the aleieut Wof1d coh1feted Of
wooden ships propelt1a ~ oara 6 4nl1ey
alaveA Our anceatoFo uAAd1 nFNe With
mint or friction Of arg sttnAA TITS - pEp3.
table TO contemplate rVkoln q th1oo hAl69
its - to Contemplate AAand0nmont d gc11
- money. -
Gold Il the best nat1s1aI Cor none 4 81
b the only possible 0oney today. NJ f6e-
cause OF the common corsent Of nAanhind.
but by or IN that consent The dkness 4
the Uncomfortable fact: thai consent u :
consequence Agreement % gold d not
an arbitrary. capr.cious ehoaces It d an
Irresistible development. ChO6ce Of gold -
. standard Of value IN the United States
has been made IN spite Of The sfkorta Of
poilticaanA
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

II wili b learned with surprise. II NOT
increduiity. that big Alec Mcdonald. the
king OF the Klcudlks. has nled petition
IN insolvency at Dawson. The last news
Of him was that Il had required 800 pack
horses to bring his seasons output Of gold
from tho mines down to Dawson. Those
who claim to know say that Mcdonald
6onEh: great many mines at high fig
urea. ana borrowed much money at Daw-
son rates Of interest. to pay. or partly pay.
for them. and sarmise that this IL the se-
eret OF his failure. From this 1t appears
that Dawson rates OF interest win bank
rupt . millionaire IN one season.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

= t.1n1er.. -. $500 g nex - S1hf1o
-. 1i11551.e..s ..s,.r ,.es.sv~a frusn
- -. . ,.-.-.... - Z -. -. ....,~.se,a
-.s..'s... -. ,srre.suf
- ,,rrersrv "a -. s .s........s xrss.,e vh.t
- ..,,..s,.s-s. -. -. -,
8
~ 20 nas sst Asgust = To sns uAas
- I've oeen reading repofuo - "
ky Democrane coass1n@
= - Ixed - q eAe ponEacaA atsa1'os
= - eosntsy.
-
- United States has experienced
uxno tropical hurricane IN III Wes&
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

The Springfield. Mass. Republican thinks
Chicago Is displaying great deal OF nerve
IN inviting President Mckinley. President
Dias and the Canadian premier to witness
50 prosaic spectacle az the laying Of .he
cornerstone Of postofice. Perhaps CHI
cago Ii relying on other attractions: there
b tho drainage canal. the nude nymph
fountain and Aitseid. each Of which viii
serve TO while away . tedious hour: be-
sides We are inclined to believe the Re-
publican has not been invited.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

She had been railing at men and tell
Ing why women should have the manage
ment Of AFFAIRS. when the little woman In
the corner suggested casually:
"You anealways tell what kind Of hus-
band q woman has by the opinion she ex-
And the enc who had been doing tbs
talking before Was 30 mad that she splut-
tered when she tried 10 speAk.--Chicago
Evening Post.
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THE POET.

ThnxzxA srum Rid n sesnAncd s-vxu.
Hes ~ . shssA
His sal Aas essvs rA~xsaN hrova.
An5 - ~ sad
Ne 6ss.ks frum tsznfzsas rssss ara Sep,
WHERE szars Ard sxzzt-e faSvthex xicep.
TIES vsks n IN saa sfs kss s.n
L. sa1sf and Ira \ sss1a - 49,
~ Ysstea nzsra
Ia tsnrs al swAefess sxsersrs.
RI Arvx tts xSpsi.
Bat IN the xa1ax- DARKER hnssx
The ksa&sxs seas Il ssse sad AcSr
In ssddes nes4 sssA ha1 sssseA
He Esxx sA% msaas that ~ sfnp:
rs frnm tAa kaAys
HIS wexts d. AxrAsAc Il hs1zx tAtaW
Far zaxx &aaa arr.
WIZ What ~ srsaws If sr An3 wea3.
WIRE sAss he fesss sh&s e<s~D fss3.
Ha Sxsxsest esE<s< fsH&ff fiax<-
r KyERAYT n1oWSfx1,
Ax1znQsea ust1l Asaki3A We
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12
\ Pasty In Search ~ = FatAee.
YAirhAvsn worid-F5erald.

Does any intelligent citizen FOR . mo-
Ment maintain that Clevelandism or Bry-
anism had any part whatever IN the trans
Of free trade and tree silver dare not A.
sest that these uncongen.al elements con-
tributes IN the least toward the building
Of this marvellous financial pyramid. Tor
they predicted ruin. starvation and anAr-
chy II Mckinley were elected predicted
that the very principles which have woven
the financial fabric ~ u stands today
would bring Industrial stagnation and
throw Ill affairs Of the government into 4
reigns In the ranks Of Democracy, and M
ilon goee staining over the country look
ing to- somebody to father Il
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

Burlinxton . journal.

That Burlington 10 now taking the 1rst
steps on the road to prosperity there can
be no question: that cur prospects and
opportunities for certain lines OF business
win soon be taken advantage Of II Attest
ed by 4 number Of letters Of inquiry re-
ceived at this office from responsible men.
That our own merchants fully realize the
situation II demonstrated by Their own
statements that within the past two
months trade has been better than for
years past. and from the further fact that
their stocks Of goods have been largely In
creased within the past few weeks.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

Gen. Miles b to be Secretary Roots mill-
tARy advissr. The secretary has decided
to give Gen. Otis another opportunity 10
show his ability to put down the
insurecfion. This must have b<sn
decided upon ~ the advice Of Gen.
Niles. who doss mot dsssrs to 30 to the
Philippines himself, believing Ne can be Of
more service 10 the administration O.
washinsten. This should silence he clam-
o. Of Gen. Miles putative friends for the
removal Of otiA Stephen Crane. tho nov
slist and Newspaper correspondent. has de-
cidsd that Gen. 9th does not know his
businesa. but Ne prefer to take the 1udg-
ment oe 0an. Miss on this question.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

>-.,..-~- -, rs-.~~ -A~.~rr
-. 800 -. -. -. ,e>.&.
- -. 81. -. ,.~n.~.,e = 80
-.ss.. 49, .e.-...-.. S. - -. -.
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,...---...-. <----..- - s.
-. - -. - ,e.-....--- 49, =.
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q ,.-...-- -. = -.
-. -.
.-- -. - -. -
- ~ - - - =. -. -. -
- 49, -
q .s - -. - !. s :. =.
= - -
- -.
1850 ~ WV =
SsSss ~ uasA s1s' 40
" sAs
10y s.A nav Hp o'1'e1 esn1a3 tnan
49, co4'ls = a'11c VIA q asaseo.
n.ve esssssy SHOWN
snsk sne Union f7ac'nc nuroed PROPOSES
g .sn e reg 'oosnosd = N fs0nc
1ol 1os Cnaf'ss frances
Aes'Hs tne pohcy 81 tne sress fahway
Wstsm wss expansion; ana y took osef
posn sne ofeson snort Line ana ofeeon
ssAioAc : NAs'saaion. Loading Gown
- F0ad Wlsn neavy nxed cnafses aad
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rnn norS Ane Comsso.


1hs city q Seattle YIN have 70 b
Stirring ifssix. bscauss the washington
veauateers win seon b On thear way
home. Il 4 true that Il may Be ! wesh
e. more before they start. snd Il v1ll -
some little time before they arrive. bar
the time = not too lonx within which a
raise shs necessary funds ana make
suitable rseparssionA me example ~
By Portland should be emulated BY TIM
esty. Il II 20 tAe credit OF thar raace
ana 20 the whole state o. ore~ou trAs
her seturniae soadtesy vere a r,axnf6.
eentiy received.
a committee Of citisens shoula -
formed without delay. TIA. 4 NJ onav
psac4jcaa nefhod Of planning ana 4 III,
havs the indornement ~ u. s,nAra,
public. he city should ~ thorone,,sv
distsicasd Tor suhscrtpt,ons bec.a.. tn
= IN occau,on vhen evervnusx on,
vnns "a sub.crshe ~. thorr,,~h,...
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12
4 Missisa ~ Mercy.
Deming Prospector.

A relief expedition has ct last bsen start
ed TO rescue the unfortunate wanderers
along the Edmonton tran. better known a.
the 'sAil Canadian route to the Klondike- =
This II . mission OF mercy that should
have long since been undertaken. The ex-
petition will not be q complete success I'M
I'll Il captures and gives short shrift 70 the
parties responsible for the awful suffer
:ngs Of ali and the many deaths amons
the victims q their supreme greed
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

Pension Commissioners Evans reports
that te.ssl names we're added to the PEN
sion rolls last year. Of which number ssS
claims were on account Of the Spanish war.
The number dropped from tho rolls by rea-
son Of death or for other causes was U.iss,
showing decrease for the year Of t.i@.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12

Her Father--Nc. my dear. I cannot con-
sent 20 your marriage TO q man who GAM
hfeS like Mr.. EluE.
The DauEhssr-Bat, pa. he told me to say
from you last Philadelphia North
American
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The Eagle Has wide winss.


It looks a. though everybody win soon
be wanting to come into Uncle Sans fold.
Jamaica Is knocking at our doors for adj
mission The natives OF the island OF Ku-
sale ha--s petitionsd TO be annexed. and
the Alaska question won't be settled until
We take Canada in and make her one Of
the family, too.
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Secretary Reefs Opportunity.
New York Journal.

Secretary Root II making preparations
to push the war In the Philippines by
sending over troops and supplies sufnciens
10 crush the rebellion In short order. Good
for Root! Now that he has begun to DO
something he viii probably carry 4
through. Alger and Mckinley have given
q reputation.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-08-12
4 Populist Wall for the O0eeo.
Nlensbilr9 Dawn

In there any dispoAti,n to treat the
Peoples party with any degree Of fair.
nessf II the Democratic party was half
~ liberal ~ the Peoples party there would
be no doubt - to the outcome IN 800 But
alasi
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wnns. r. m ssIsuT 1OWs
Il = - - hoped that the cisar and
eseurse4e s1naer,xnt - % ssessis clear
ar~ ho.,.s n,ethedx = yeetsrday.s POST
rrrsa,,r.r>.r I'm ssl~n1e ths carpsngs q
SIR .ttrso,,o ..rtttc. ne portland ore
.n.s.n IN. f,re~on ..per had me-
ctoe.a,x ehar~.A fhat ne balances Of
-, aes.rs,.v rrsrs carrsed over TIL
n...Aax ara A~ured a a e,oar,nra
~, -. recrx ,,ot >nn sh>c,. according
- ~. ,r.r.~.r a. ~ cleaxfnw hos,se.
=. 80, = e>vy1ed ever for : vseh.
a. -, a., t,c.r h.n,<. for th.,r o,wn
$1,000. =, oer.saon.ifx .esf,e ahel,
,..,...... -, .s.... ne...,,...A r. -.
49, -. =. .,~,,..ssor ~ sr.,,A ana
s.-s..A..~ .-.s.-,.a .~.,-.e ,c.~., n.,s.
=. - po-s1.rA .,4ho.tsv Hat 81.
~. 1870, ]. .v.- ..r.r - -. -,
$500, s. -. h..s..s .,,n,vsAne,,v -
..s,,.,.s.4a. -. ~. ,.,r,s,.. 8 ,,-Aa,.-
h-s....--.,,.. !. - 80. r....,.. ~.
-,,,.,. ,.rh,c. - .,..,,n~ 1890. -
..---T 3. ..--..--. -. -.
nos nAppsn 70 q S1eusscsa Vim soss.
lands. ana becaMo1 the local volume 1t
A...,r.~- s.~ -~... .s,,,~ -. 49,. ,.,..,.
-
larger - MOI JueuucAtaon Tor the uerce
afta~as ~ 49, nSrS~onian.
.-..--..--
~ ~ lutex@3tJu8 % u0Se xn8t Sne QFe-
9ontsn nnds much sas'sfscsiou n tne
sne1sd Fact that esafe'ss sasseordinasy
sneTsass u osnk excnansss y 'das %
we mining sfsns ana 20 the reoeapss o.
soid from me norm. Aesan = rscsntiy
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tnan MONUMENT o mefcnAndiss rom
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rushed into the snad netis. ana the total
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wvalth % the world. but iss censr,ha,,nr
10 The misery ana suifsrfnx Of mankind
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Mr.. Overwhelmingly q terrible
houSe.
Mrs crsnssoaoeak--yss. we're boiling the
lace curtains. in the hope ~ getting the
tobacco smell CUT Of shem4-Stray Stories
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CspyrixAs,.s Ms stripes.


FhiIaueIphia IEdKef.
Things are getting so badly mixed IN
New York that Mr.. sheehan has had tc
call upon tho supreme court 10 decide
whether or not he - . genuine Tammany
man.
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Intere.tinx Intarn.ataen Wantea.

"Hsre. my little boy said benevolent
osd gentleman to weeping boy, II would.
nj cry that way IL I were yoa.'
How ala yoa cry when you we're . liz.
tle hnys' asked the weeper during q tenn
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where to Lssk for II.

II the person who found the Dreyfus
bordereau viii go over to Manila, he may
possibly discover another lot OF Interest,"
ing reading matter in the waste basket
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II the new secretary OF war doesu't be-
lie bis name some OF the Fossils IN the var
bureaus viii get turned up to the light OF
day.
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s.t &C Ena wan d xa.sAt.
Baltimore New

NSN8.
II II well 10 be reminded every now
and then that lgnatius Dcnneliy Il run
ming for vice president OF the United
States
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baltimore Nexa

Baffamofe NeNo.
II 10 gratifying 20 note that the straw
hats for women which look a. X they had
been run over by an Ice wagon are going
out Of favor.