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q OST-Between Morrills corner and city q
~ silver cap from the wheel OF the hearse OF
JAMES A. MARTIN. undertaken. II the
finder win notify the owner great favor would
be conferred. 1871
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sweet Innocence.

She was dainty little thing, just 5
years old, one of the kind of children that
everybody loves. She Vas sitting on the
step. Her tiny face peeped from beneath
a wreath OF golden curls. She spread
her hands upon her pretty frock and
looked up as the stranger stopped to talk
to her.
"No; don't see my papa very ofs-l, but
he is coming home before SO very long.
He lives away off somewhere else-in a
great big house-bigger'n anything ever
saw-so mamma says"
"And do you think he enjoys ;t?" asked
the stranger.
'Oh, yes. Why, mamma says he doesn't
have to leave his room even for his meals
they take everything to him. wish
had some one to wait ON me like that"
Poor little thingi She had never seen
the bars upon his window nor heard the
deadly grinding of the paddock on his
door.-Detroit Free Press.
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LongfeIIow,s wayside Hmm.

erich in the historical and literary as
sociations accumulated during two CEN
turtles of existence" says The Ladies'
Home Journal, 'the Wayside inn, built
by David Howe, still stands remote
among the wooded hills in South Sud
bury, Mass. The landlord of Longfel-
lows famous tales was the dignifed
Squire Lyman Howe, justice of the
peace and school committeeman, who
lived bachelor and died at the inn in
1860, the last of his line to keep the fa-
nous hostelry. Besides Squire Howe
the only other real characters in the tales
who were ever actually at the inn were
Thomas w. Parsons, the poet; Luigi
Monti, the Sicilian, and Professor Dan
lei Treadwell of Harvard, the theologian,
all three of whom were in the habit Of
spending the summer months there.
''Of the other characters the musician
was Ole Bull, the student was Henry
Ware Wales and the Spanish Jew was
Israel Edrehi. Near the room in which
Longfelow staid is the ballroom, with
the dais at one end for the fddlers. But
the polished floor no longer feels the
pressure of dainty feet in high heeled
slippers gliding over it to the strains of
contra dance, cotillon or minuet, al
though the merry voices of summer Wis
itors and the jingling bells of winter
sleighing parties at times still break the
quiet of the ancient inn"
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MAs1ED SITUATIONS.

ID EGlsTERED DRUG CLERk-Would like
IA position. city OF Portland preferred, can
come well recommended AMI VIII w0ik for
reasonable salary. Address r. II. c.. Box
1855. Richmond. Maine. ISL
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REMEMBER.

TN full TO the brim wi the Joys q my life,
'Canse home. an BARN, peart III wife
Be more. BY a deal. than my share O. guide
things.
Theer idden naught swceter a sirth eves brings
Come trouble, come sorrows come change an
come chance.
Come the ups an the downs a this plaugey auli
dance,
III never forget to the end O my days
Ny journey vance took me BY butivnl ways
Ban't fair 70 your reason, when ais said an
done,
To cry out you'm cold at the set o the Sun.
So when the dark sorrows do find e at last
Just mind you've had plenty guide in the past.
Mr.. Eden Phillpotts In Cornish Magazine.
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THE UNDoINe OF CAESAR.
ais watch was rinched while ne
Joilicd a Stranger.

One day when Caesar was leaning up
against a wooden Indian in front OF
Brutus' cigar store, half way between
the Forum and the Republican central
committee headquarters, be was accosted
BY a Bunio Steercr with a Green Grip
and the finest set OF lilacs that ever
Split the Breeze.
Hello" said the Bunko steerer.
haven't l seen you beforer'
Il don't think you have. 10 Jo." said
Caesar, who was Dead On. IL never
was in the Penitentiary myself. and II
ever saw you outside OF the Bastile it's
mighty good thing for you ! wasn't
a Policeman. You look a good deal like
Local Option Sentiment in German
Village. How much will you Take for
Slip from that Foliage Plant on your
Face to Seed my Lawn with" Caesar
was one of the greatest Joshers in Rome
at the Time, and it Tickled him to Guy
the Rube, although he Sawed his Graft
all the while.
The Bunko Man pretended not to mo-
tice that he was Joshmnrk and dropped
his Grip on the Sidewalk. Amt you
Polonius Appleseedas, from over at Pom
pey's CrossingY' he asked. He didn't
know Caesar from Fever Blister, but
he thought he might make the Graft
stick.
Caesar enjoyed the whole thing more
than Judy show. mot on Your Little
Red shawl" he said. "I'm the Iceman.
You're on the Wrong Sidetrack, Uncle.
You'd better consult an Oculist. Here's
an egg that some chicken laid in your
Hair," he said, handing the Bunko Man
an egg that he carried around to use
in Sleight of Hand Tricks that he Ere
quently did for the boys.
The Bunko Man saw that he had
Struck Dead Game Sport and Passed
on. Caesar went inside the Cigar Store.
.See me Jolly the Rube," he said, drop
ping Nickel in the Slot and Winning a
handful of Perfectos.
Brutus laughed fit to XIII and Put an
other handful of Stogies into the Per-
fecto Box.
while you were JoIlying the Easy
Mark" he said, he touched you for
Your Watch"
Caesar looked down and Saw that it
was So.
History does not Record what he said,
but it was Hotstuff. bismarck Tribune
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Very Per.exerinr.

SLOWS my daughter getting on with
her music?" asked Mr.. Cumrox as he sat
down and pulled his trousers up over his
knees so as not TO spoil the creases.
"All she needs is patience" said the
teacher.
Then she's all right. If there's any
thing she possesses. it's patience. She's
been six weeks looking all over the piano
with both hands for The Lost Chord,
and I'm willing to bet bank stock against
chewing gum she won't quit till she finds
Washington Star.
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Art Hnndienpped.

"Merciful heavenl" the beautiful ac-
tress cried, "the curtain will go up in
three minutes. Oh. what shall / do!
What shall l dol The opportunity of a
lifetime, and am unprepared."
whats the troublc?" asked the vii
lain. Haven't you learned your lines 2"
eyes, yes" she sobbed, Il know my
lines well enough, but the diamond neck
lace intended to wear in the scene
where / appear as the poor scrubwoman
has been lost. All, it is terrible-terri-
bler'-Chicago Times-Herald.
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no LET-Tenement OF rooms, newly painted
and papersd Sebago and all privileges on
hrst floor: very Pleasant views; opposite post
tenant. Apply TO MRS. J b. ROBINSON, 20
Main street, or w. III. wALDRoN & Co, 1870
Middle street. 1911
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EOR SALE-By Austin & Shsarman. valuable
property situated 326 Stevens Plains Ave,
Deerlng Dist. house Of 10 rooms hot ana cold
water. bath and open fire places, electric lights,
an acre and 5-s OF land on line of eleetrics |;
price and terms satisfactory. Another one OF
the best houses In Deering lst., situated No.
~ Pleasant street; a modern house of ~ rooms
complete IN arrangements and very desirable /:
price Is right. Let us talk 1t over with YOU
AUSTIN & SHEARMAN, $40 stevens P aims
Avenue, 1g-l
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"What is a sphere of influence, John
Henry?" asked Mrs. Snaggs, who had
been reading about the African and
Asiatic disputes of the European nations.
sin summer" replied Mr.. Snaggs. 'the
baseball is the sphere of influence. while
in the autumn It is the football. Pitts
burg Chronicle Telegraph.
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CLOCK REPAIRING.

xArE have made specially of clock repairing
w for years and are perfectly familiar With
It In all OF its branches. Our prices are reason
able. DROP us postal and we will call for your
clock and return II when done without extra
charge. MCKINNEY. the Jeweler. Monument
square. Portland. iAnl2du
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Boss--I don't know whether to dis
charge that new boy or raise his salary.
Manager-What has he been doing?
Boss-He rushed in my private Office
this morning and told me there was a
man down stairs who would like to see
me.
Manager-Who was it?
Boss-A blind man.--C Chicago News.
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HELP wANTED-At Maine General Hos
III pitsl; two kitchen girls, and one for gen
eral work. 20t
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"Pfwhat wud yez do If Casey called yea
liar;"
'sPfwhich Casey-the big wan or the
little wan?"-Indianapoli Journal.
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WIT AND WISDOM.


Conductor-See that insignificant little
fellow over there at the pie counter!
Passenger-Yes. What of him?
Conductor-He's more important than
the president of the road. What he says
goes.
Passeneer-Indeed! Who is he?
Conductor-He's the train dispatcher.
Chicago News.
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cAsroRrA

Bears the signature of cHAs. H. FLRrcnxa.
In use for more than thirty years, and
z1s Kind Yos Rass Ais0ays BesgAs
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1t is the opinion of one who has had
some experience that by judicious ad
vertising it is not a difficult thing to get
all the money you want on third mort
gage upon an air castle.-Boston Tran.
" riDt
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No Grouncs FOR Disscnsion.

"Daugher. IL you marry Mr.. Perkins
are yon sure you won't quarrel on poll
tics or religion?"
"Oh. yes; | don't know a thing about
politics. and he doesn't know very much
about religion. Chicago Record.
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Two millions A merioans suffer the tor
during pangs OF dyspepsia. No neei e..
hurdock Blood HittsIs cures. At any
drug store.
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nor SALE-Good roofing boards and also a
Il lot OF 2x6 and 2xs Fl o. timbcrs. y TO u
ieet long; from $500 to $1,000 per thousand.
This lumber is as good a new Also one hood
and brackets and double front door, alt in first
class condition. T. L. BRIGGS. Deering Gem
ter, Me. i6-l
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CORNER LOTS FOR sALE-lot corner
~ Ashland and BEACON stfeetsA lot corner
Highland and lougieIsw streets; rot corner
Brighton ave, and Highland sheet; ID, corner
street Highland street and lots i'm south Fort.
land. Apply TO GEO. +. EDWA RDS, Williams
Manufacturing Company, i9l 10 207 Kennebec
street, Portland, Me. iO-I
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WANTRD-Everyon who wants a new
w house In Portland OF Its suburbs TO see us
at once; we have several new houses which we
for good collateral no fair offer refused this Is
your chance. DALTON s. CO.. % Exchange
street June0du
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''Do you know who you are underT
thundered the British and German in one
breath.
"Yes," responded the native of faraway
Samoa, "some of us are under the wealth
er. and the rest are under delusion."-
Chicago News.
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| WANTED-I am now ready to buy all kinds
w OF cast on ladies', genus and childrens
| clothing. pay more than any purchaser in
| the city. Send letters to MIR. or MhS. DR.
GROOT. 70 Middle st. sepl6dfw-lf
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MURDER. WHAT'S THAT?

One Of McKenney's Alarm Clocks; sse 70
$500. Warranted TO wake the dead Moro
clock than all the Other dealers combined.
MeKENNRY. the Jeweler. Monument Square
sspzSdu
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EOR SALE-Building lots at uakdale. The
Il Deering Land Co., offers for sale on favor
able terms. desirable building lots on William.
Pitt and Fessenden Sts., Oakdale. Apply to
CHAS. G ADAMS, Treas, 81 Exchange 81.
may15eow to oct23
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WANTED-By two ladies' and three year
w old baby, two unfurnished rooms with
board. Western part of city. private family
preferred. w. H. X, Press office. AL
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WANTED-1oo people 10 invest $500 monthly
w for six months. Good opportunity to
make $1,000 or more profit. Chance of a life
tine q small investors. Address G.. +. AL
tXANDEk & CO., 90 Exchange ST.. Portland.
Me. 14-l
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ITO LET-Store No. IS Exchange ST., row oc-
Il cupied by Portland Photograph Go. Pos
session July 10th. CHAS. MCCARTHY, JR.
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Pure Strong and Harmless. True OF
Ponds Extract-that great remedy for all p ain
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NOR SALE-Look at thisi New two story six
Il room house and 5000 feet OF land in Deer
ing for $fz00, only 5000 down, balance only Sl1
per month; dontwait until some one buys it
away from you. c. b. DALTON, So Exchange
street. June9du
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CABINET MAKERS WANTED.

First class men only. neel apply. BERLIN
MILLS CO., No. 404 Commercial street, Port
land Maine. aug2idlmo
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EOR SALE-Hotel and restaurant contain-
Ing 10 rooms, well furnished doing a good
paying business, has "a regular boaTders be-
side transelents,lnear eastern steamers illness
OF parties reason for selling st n great sacri-
fee. Apply TO n. s. GARDINER, 90 Exchange
street. 1g-i
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L rooms beside halls, bath and store rooms;
hot and cold water set tubs furnace heat;
with good yard room. All In first class order.
Enquire at A DEERING ST.. morning, noon or
night sep5-tf
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GUNS, Rifles and ammunition, fishing tackle,
" BASEBALL goods, boxing glove, striking
bags, foot balls, hunting boots and shoes gun
and bicycle OIL. new cigar lights, repeating air
rifies, pocket knives and scissors. Prices low,
g. l.. BAILEY 263 Middle St l6-l
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WANTED-An unfurnshed room for sim
w gle gentleman, within five minutes walk
OF Monument So. Address A. B., this office.
1871
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MRS. r. +. APPLEBy. Chiropodist, owing 10
iu continuation of hay fever. will not re-
sumo work I'LL after Oct. list 29-i
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Observation-Disclosures.

WE have q large assortment of Diamond
w Rings, Pms. Ear Rings and Scarf Pins.
all good quality and perfect. Thi' i very
easy way TO buy Diamond rs aiske the
payments so BY that you viii not m.ss the
money. MCKINNEY, The Jeweler, Monu-
ment square. teb9dd
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WANTED-when in need Of dry kindlings
w either birch. oak or pine, give me a call
A. ID. NONE, % Plum ST., City. Tel sI1-3. ISL
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NJ OTlCE-Goss & Wilson, aucuoneers, re-
IN moved 10 l54 to 100 Middle St. corner of
SLY er St diff
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Forty words inserted under this head
one week for 20 cents, cash in advance.
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HOUSEKREPERS to drop us a postal and
III We will call after Their old rags, bottles.
homes, brass, copper. lead, zinc aud pewter.
We pay highest SPOT cash prices. JAMES
WHITE & CO., Portland Pier is our address.
1871
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RIO LEr-Two very convenient rents IN excel
lent l0calion-six rooms and bath, separate
furnaces and every modern convenience, at No.
81 Lawn ST. Apply TO g 10. r. EDWARDS, at
Williams Manufacturing Co. 1871 10 2o7 kenne-
bee st., foot OF Green ST., Portltni, Me. 19f
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TO LET-A party having a modern house
would let a lew furnithed rooms; sunny
central 10 business; professionals Of students
preferred. inyestig ition solicited; references.
Address b. f., Press ONCE. 191
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FOR SALE-New house of seven rooms; fin
ished In natural wood, hard wood floors,
cemehted cellar; 1900 feet of land and locar-
cd on Washington avenue, East Deering; street.
cars pass the door. VIII sell at a bargain. w.
ii. WALDRON & CO., 1870 Middle ST. ISL
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EoR SALE-An attractive, compact and con-
Il veuient house In good order near State st.
and Deering Park; price 1920 BENJAMIN
SHAW s. CO., 81 10 EXCHANGE IT AL
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Forty words Inserted under this head
one week for rs cents. cash I'm advance.

TO LET--Nicely furnished room. large and
airy, 10 good quiet location. near frstclass
Dosfling house. 10 Gray street, between Para
and state. 2o1
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Forty words inserted under this head
one week for go cents, cash in advance,
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II OST OR STOIEN-At Gorham fair, Stor-
IL mer 100 model bicycle, No. 1898. color rob
in's egg blue, Morrill, automatic hfake aud
coaster. Kelley adjustable bar with leather
grips, Vim tires, front tire had some tape around
1t. Reward will be paid for Information leading
10 recovery Of wheel. WALTER KNIGHT.
Westbrook. i6-1
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= UMMkR BOA RIDERS WANTED-.At Glover
y dale Farm, Gilead, Me-. situated In vicinity
of White Mountains. on ADdroscoggin river,
good rooms excellent table, beautiful sur
rounding, hunting and sporting opportunities,
no better place In country to rusticate, special
terms September and October. Apply X. X.
BENNETT. s,ilead, Maine fe4~
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DLEASANT well furnished rooms. CENTRAL,
Il located, with good table board at No.
Congress Park, head of Park street, MRS
SKILLINGS. tly2ldtf
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INANTBD-siiuatlon by q working house
w keeper; Is a Widow and has child 10
years OF age; no objection to going into the
country; best of references. Address NJ. x.
W.. Arone ONCE. tt-l
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WANTED-To purchase for cash lightbusi-
w ness in this city, or an interest IN an es-
tbllshed business. Address M" p. o. Box
s77, City. 20-1
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Baine House IS centrally located 60 Spring
street, cor. OAK, rooms and board. Price s1.o0
per day. t3-u
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Forty words inserted under this head
ono week for 20 cents, cash In advance.
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srIscELLANEous.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week Tor rs cents, cash In advance.
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VVANTED-Infermation of The whereabouts
w Of Albert j. Fraz-r r. will be paid for at
Room o, 1856 MIDDLE ST. pol
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RIO LET-Upstairs rent of six or seven rooms,
u very sunny AID pleasant. 81 CONGRESS
ST.. corner OF Emerson. 1871
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"a ANTED-By u paDle woman TO cook.
w Apply 10 Cumberland St., upper bell.
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NOR RENT-Have Just completed our rent
list which covers all locations from Mum
Joy Hill TO Union station; prices from So to $50;
Il house. rooms, In fine condition.. minutes
from Congress Square SIG: desirable location.
Apply FRANK b. SHEPHERD & Co, Real
Estate Once. As Exchange St 1911
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10 LET--A D easant front room with alcove
on floor with bath; also square rooms
With or without board. MRS. SKILLINGS, 8
Congress Park. 1871
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4 oST-A poeketbook containing a sum of
~ money and q deed OF lot In the cemetery, be-
tween Morrills Corner and Deeripg Center be-
tween and O'Clock. Finder leave at $40 Ste
vens Plains avenue and be rewarded 1911
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lew summer hosrdcrs wanted Ia pleasant
n country place twelve miles y ON Portland.
good table, good beds and good teams. Ad-
drrss r. H. Box 167. SO. Windhaln, Me. SID
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FOR RENT.

A good store, near postoffice, now oc-
cupied for retail business; depth of
store could be Increased; two large plate
glass windows; possession Oct. l, 1890,
BENJAMIN SHAW & CO.,
1878 81 1-2 Exchange st.
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ITO LET-Rooms, furnished or unfurnIshed,
= steam heat with board. MRS. M. NJ.
REED 100 Spring St 1g1
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4 o LET-In western part OF cry, detached
house OF rooms aud bath; heated through
ern conye~ienees; rent $3.50. Apply at 81 Pine
ST. sepi0if
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VOIET--Lower tenement OF rooms, 81 Pearl
ST., corner of Federal ST., $40. Inquire 242
Cumberland ST. 1911
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4 OST-On the road between buck Pond and
~ Morrllis Corner, a lady's black cloth cape.
lined with black silk Will the finder please
notify A. w. HALVES. 90 Elm st. 1871
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-03-17
A Back Yard Fight.

They met on top of the backyard
fence-an unconventional place
And each one felt rather shy, upon see
ing the others face.
"I didn't know that the fence was yours;
Do you live in the big house there?"
But the little girl Rugged her pussy cat,
And gave him a vacant stare.
1--WE got beautiful dog" said he, with
look full of scorning at
The bundle of gray that the small girl
held
Her beautiful pussy cat.
And then the little girl found her
tongue
Pussy can scratch and bite,
And II your dog is worth anything,
Why couldn't they have fight?"
The little boy grinned from ear to ear;
it wasn't the thing to do,
But maybe you would have grinned your
self,
If the little boyd been you.
He'll kill your cat, but If yoa don't care
tn be all right with me"
And he went to fetch the dog, with q
That was trimming DER with glee.
Then at it they flew, with teeth and
claws,
And the little boy cried, IT'S fun
Till he saw the cat was beating his dog.
Who'd nothing to do but run.
Now, isn't he brave?" the little girl
laughed
As she kicked her heels on the fence,
And tho little boy felt two inches tall
And dreadfully short of sense.
Then down he climbed, in his own back
yard
And the world felt very fiat,
And he wished instead of frightened
dog,
He had owned a pussy cat,
But such is the way of the world, alas,
And you'd best be sure you're right,
When you make statement, but, best
of ALL
Keep out of a backyard fight!
Mary Brent White3ide.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-03-17

The creation of money is function
of sovereignty, and the power that Gre
ates only should be authorized to lend.
All interest should accrue to the gov
eminent, and go Immediately into cir
culation again through the medium OF
the payment of the public expenses,
saws the Journal of Agriculture. This
would not only release the masses OF
the people from the burdens OF taxa
t;on hut it would insure the constant
and healthy movement of the circulat-
inc medium, and prevent it from con-
costing in the hands OF the usurers.
Money is like water or the blooo OF
the body. So long as these are per-
mitted to flow steadily in their natural
currents they remain pure and pro-
duce health and happiness; but II
thew stagnate into pools or clots they
hocome foul and poisonous and breed
oil manner of disease and suffering.
In the nature of things usury is bound
IN concentrate and reconcentrate cap
tia, until eventually the medium OF
exchange will pass out of the posses
sion of the people and become idle and
useless in the hands of limited num-
her of money dealers. That Is pre-
cisely the evil Chat we are beginning
to suffer from, and 1t is growing great
or and more exasperating month by
month. Money flows in steady
stream from the people to the money
centers, and remains idle there, while
other streams pour their yellow treas
ures into the same reservoir. A con-
tinuance of this wretched system
means revolution, anarchy-and the
abyss.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1899-03-17

The English language does not SUI
fer in the test of musicalness when
compared with the speech of the Douk-
hobortsi, who have just come from
their homes in the Caucasus to settle
in Manitoba. Some of the colonlsts
have been married since landing. Their
names are not adapted to rapid utter
ance, nor do they suggest melody.
VASTLY Ribin has taken a Maiachol
to wife, and other surnames OF the
newly-wedded are Slastouchin, oped-
koya, Gridchin, Chliachova, Ziberova
Leeebokof Nevertheless the people be-
hind the names have some exceileh'
qualities in common with the rest Oh
the sect.