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Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-08-10

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traternc meb omtr. 10000 Maioritet. 2e>
qislatllren er operpelbeube bent ofratiit. So
pebintereslen peb 8alset breiebe fig, om ct
@rllnblopsamenbem Der bleu pebta8et,
% iom prottiif talt sier Nesrene femu'e=
retslsie. Set 8ipr bet til Stemmeretsbetinz
selie, at en- Meanb maa tlnne leie % fors
ltaa en- builteniombelit Yara8rat @runb;
louen, men ueb at fritase be,iom lite par@la'
per, % beres @ftertontmere blir bet bare gae.
creme, Tom ubeluftes. antaseli8 oil amen'
bementet blipe forela8t 2anbets 9siefteret
unber Yaaitanb om, at bet ct fribenbe mob
Qanbets @rllnblop, ber iitrer alle lise Rets
ti9beber ubeu !9enipn til Tarpe eller Stanb,
% bet Ct meset ianbipnltst, at &sieferet
omasber bet. Statens Yopulilter betiem,
pebe unber 2ebelie al Sen. Buttler Au.enbs
mentets 0ebta9elfe, ,,ebens, rnertuerbist
not, ct fort antal Mesre, iaaleoes 2ererne
peb 2ipinsiton college I Salisburs, en- al be
lebenbe @e9er=2 =2ereantalter Spben. itemts
for bet.
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08faa Sobn 3unb 8ersen fraiiaer fig
@ienuala iom Stortbinssmanb.
8 Ironobtents 9omttrtes geRitib
- @ulneu falbet - er ber / be f6fte rs Mar
blet fl1nbet melem 600 % 700 Gig.
Nor8eS pnsfte Banttasierer iises at
pere Mlb. 2arlen Naruit. San bar aQerebe
'lense inbebat Soften % fplbte for ct 4sar
Maaneber iiben 20 @ar.
1tnoer ct 9Ia8Smaal mellem norite
Orlo8smenb 0taunt(oen, Eronbbiem, talbt
to af benz 3onbet % brutnebe. 2i8et al
ben ene, Sprbboer Yeberien, sienfanbtes /
&onalen.
2 Rano or,tsnet- 5rebr,tsFab,
lobe SuIi. Gre Irbeibere berfra uar 2brba8
Mfteu ube paa en- Seiltur DFereluen. un=
Der Seilitiftn.ns tantrebe beres Ste, % to
al Wtenbene brufnebe.
Is MarS Gtuoenter. Blanbt benz,
oer iaar feirer Is Mars Subileum iom St,t=
benter, er eiteraterne: Mrne @arbors, 9ans
Seeer os Soar Mortenlon. Desuben &b'
uotat s&ipbt, Ytofesior Oblano, @tibs'
reoer Mt9elien, Dr. Ill. u. ~. &anien %
Rapteiu Sparre.
@aarobru8er Yeber Sanbe fra @tol>
mentanten peb Bergen TOM forleben Dag til
Bpen meb fin ipse &one, ber ifulbe ibse Ges
9e. Strats efter Mntomiten bleu Wanben
beft,s iYs, % Dasen efter bpbe ban. @alr
o9 rpri9 reilte ban biemmefra % MI bleu ban
al fin lpaaelise Rone brast biem iom Sig.
Yea 8mnse Gabrtter @tieu treiter
iamtlise norlte @trpSerlter. @runben ber:
til er, at Disponenteu sanite paa e8en@aanb
bar nebiat Betalinsen, iaa at Mrbeiberiterne,
ber fer tiente II a ~ &r. ll8eu, III. tMapt
tiener bet balue. 2iSeiaa tu.nser ban benz
- trobs Tabritlopens HSaabub om at ilutte
Mrbeibet 81. G2prbaS % troos Mbua,iel fra
6abrittillpmets Normanb - at bolbe paa til
lan8t ubouer 2erba9 gtat.
1tlptten paa 1ttten. De peb Brps<
gems Sammenltprtnins paa lllten omtomne
uar tel9snbe, lamtliSe traStauanser: Anna
Mftilblen, 10 yar. petra Olien, 20 sar Nos
Se8lanb). 2aua Olien, 10 Mar. Ilette
Qar1en, 1870 Qiente bos Mubr. Milien |
Rtrtesaben). Mnna Satobleu, 20 @ar (ars
beibebe paa6ermetitiabrifen "Mor".) Soften
Eonenlen, 8liffenilaSer. Slfab, .nbe fra
9ylen. Yaaerluenb bos 2suaas | Mlfes Bas
9eri 2ans8abem. Marielius Yeberiem, Sprs
beber, 20 Mar, forbpret meo "Gunse". Se=
mere bsb: Sru Smslanb.
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-08-10
$ilbage fra 96oeu8 2an6.

So frantic &e9er, ,$uffier % 9ollion.
bar | Academic de Medicine pa=
r,s afa9t 8eretnin9 ON ct Silfelbe,
bbor bet er lpttes bem for en- tort
@tuno at talbe ct bitterli9t opot Men=
nefte tillipe,
.9et e. tibli9ere lpttes at 9ienoplioe
punoe, iom bar orebt beo &loroform
eIer tpQlt lib pber % Elmer bar
mon bog life tunnel boloe Sin benz.
Sc to 2e9er er be fsrie, iom Bat dn<
fillet Gorib9 meo Mennefer.
Set bar en- 24'aari9 Mano, oer bar
bso paa en- &linit efter en- Operation.
Dsoens Snotreoen bleo ombp99eli9
tonFateret, fpr 2e9erne ifreb til @er=
let. 9erefter be9pnote Oplipnin9sfors
is9ene, 'fom forelsbi9 beitoo tunfti9
Manbeoret | Gorbinoelfe meo rptmiite
Bepeeelier af ben 9soes 8un9e.
Disie i5orfpg fortiattes en- Slime, ,uoen
at man tunbe ipore ben ringeite 8trt=
ming, bpiltet man beQer lite babbe
bentet.
Der blsp nu 9jore ct Submit 2is
gets benfre @ioe meQem treble o9 fier'
De &ibben, og 3iertepoien blep aabnet,
iaaleoes at 3iertet bleb blottet. Sui
fier 9reb oerpaa meb 3aanoen ON
6iertet % bra9te bet til at birte paa
tunfi9 @is beo at fammentrette 3ier=
tetamrene 60-80 @an9e / Dlinuttet.
Mlereoe efter ct par Minutters GOT.
lsb be9pnote pulsaarene after at fore
8lobet omtrin9 | 2e9emet, ben 9sbe
aabneoe 0inene, bebe9eoe 6ooet %
gientlenbte ben, oer fob bos bam.
6iertet arbeioebe nu af fig felb 1ere
Minutter, berpaa blep pulsla9ene
lan9fommere o9 opbprte tilfioft belt.
Manben bar bso. for anben Gang.
Set lpttebes at talbe fam tilllbe END.
nu to @ange, ban bar bber @ana beo
fulo Bepiofbeb ogtunoe ibare paa 2e.
9ernes 6pIr9smaal. ut boloe 2ib I
ban1 mer enb ct par W1nutter ao @an<
gen bar umuli9t.
9a 2i9et bleb obouceret, bite bet
fig, at bet fab en- flor Sabotage | Gun.
9epulsalrens benfre Gorarening, %
2e9erne mener, at bette er Aaria9en
til, at bet ittf biloe lpttes at sienoplipe
ban, for len8ere &to.
Der bill nu blibe anjtiQet npe Gorib9
meb Menneifer.
10 Cents
Arbeidsmanden. [volume] (Fertile, Minn. ;) 1900-1901, 1900-08-10
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(Operlat for rNrbeiosmanoen.')

(Operi lat for rNrbeiosmanoen.
6armer Smith bar en- gooilig game
mel Mlano, iom bar tilfreos meo ben
9omle, aooe Maaoe. 6an arbe'oeoe
baarbt % fortoo at bringe bet met
muli9e ub al Soroen - bette altio
neutrality-suspicious. meo 2anoeieren, Tom
bar an1eet for ct meset npttist Meolem
af @amfunoet.
@iennem bele fit 2ib baboe ban beret
en- 2eieboer, % ban unoreoes unoertt>
ben paa, bootfor ban alori9 bapoe toms
met len9ere. @fteriom ban bleo els
ore, be9pubte bette @per9smaal at
tren9e fig mer o9 mer ino paa bam
Dan be9puote enoo9 at re9ne ue, bpor-
,neget 2onbeieren bapoe faaet al bam
De fiote Is Mar, o9 ban tom til bet &e=
fultat, at ban tiliammen bapoe betalt
$40, 900, en- Sum for moi til at betale
Garmen mango @ange.
@n Sag tom 2anbeieren tiprenbe neo
til Smith, tillige meo lin Agent, for at
ie, vbporoan @a9erne foo." 9enne
M9ent bar en- fornsieli9 og foretommen'
be Mano, 1pntes Smith, bborfor ban
tos Moo til fig os 1pur9te bam, 6oab
ban troeoe ON bette Rsnteipfem, fom
ban alori9 tunbe blibe befriet frd. Men
agenten 9ab bant fun bet @par,> at oer
altio maatte bore 2eieboere. rQbis
oer lite. bar 2sieboere" iasoe ban, .biloe
alt bette 2ano, fom nu tilbprer 2oro
@cuQp, blibe li9genbe ubrI9t, % bet
piloe baaoe pere @pno oS en- flor 9aar'
liQbeo, oertil Tom, at 2oroen lite btloe
faa no9en Jortjenefe af fine ftore 2anb>
fretninger. Og ban maatte 10 babe
nogen Snote9ter, en- Mano iom bapoe
foomeqet 2ano. Ulen alt bette bar ma,
turliQpis oberflboist at tale ON. 9er
bar altio no9en, fom biloe rente 2ano
og bar glade til at Der u.'r Emo at faa
paa ben Maaoe, iaa Garmer Smith.
ON ban piloe flute, btloe ban bare gibe
plabs tor en- anoen."
Jarmer Smith tlsebe fig bag 0ret %
log fig igien tilro meb ben 8ante, at
bet bel bar, iom bet ftuloe bore alligepel.
Ween bans $pil biloe maoite blepet
talbt till,pe t91en, ON ban bapoe bprt
ben @amtale, iom Ngenten % 2anolor'
ben bopbe en- Stunb ienere.
,Det er notiaa fornI,eli9t at ie", be-
merteoe M9enten, = at bisie oumme Gar'
mere arbeiber fra Wor9en til Aften belle
6ommeren. % naar 6Ifen tommer.
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rGertile Sournal" b;l fra nu al bore
fuloblobs republitaner. Dens Tisnne
Op9aoe pIl blibe at fmptte o9 renpaite
iaaoanne = leg faar oel fise Meno?
iont Mnbr.tp Opbeim, @bbD % fete
li9nenbe rMenneitebenner, fom finbes
paa ben republitanite 8idst. Sanoe=
lig en- tor % ifibn Op3abe! Men
bette ct lite alt. Blabet btl naturli9bis
o9iaa blibe fortiat efter palget. os bet
ital iaalebes bore ct Organ for Bpens
Gorretntn9sfolt - tale oeres Sag for
Garmerne rent o. uforfa' itet, iamt
fremme Bpens 8ribiel og 8ert paa
egte republitanit big. D:tte er en-
anben .og maaite itjsnnere Opgabe emo
ben fsrfte ogfaa. @ftsr bbao ri bur
erfaret, bill Blaoet eies al ct Mttie|el=
itab n.eo Dor Bps republittnFe G,r>
retningsmeno iom Nttieb boloere. Set
er naturli9bis Opbeim,, Banter 9an=
ION, oB Dor eyeoe poitmef:r iom
er popebperionerne GotetaQenAet.
Set er for nem(i9 be 6errer, fom tror
19 at babe ret til upaatllt at D;tte1ebbao
Golt ftal tente o9 9jpre oa alt muli9t
anbet, bare foroi be Tom 6io ben 6io oa
man tunoe iamle iammsn &i96omme
bbis man bare bar 9raao,9 og bierte'
lss NOT og lite tos 6enipn til noset.
Men bi baaber o9 tror at Tertile, meo
fine tnteut9ente laabeli ON &aratterfafe
Garmere rnnot omtring, lite. bil labe
fig 9ominere al en- 6aanbfulb Meno,
Tom ps6 @lubeb og @raaoi9beo bar Be-
rt9et fig paa beres 8etotnins. men bill
lite alene bile benz ben Gora9t be for
tiener beb at ne9te at mootage ben
.paabirtnin9", be bill paatbin9e benz,
men oQiaa paa enbper anben Maabe
banble faaleoes. at be Tan blipe obers
tpbet om< at Yen9ene lite ian obetbinoe
6ano6eo % Sntelligence % omtrin9
G<rtile. 81 bette ct en- me9et let Sag,
bare ri faar iammeu. nArbeiosman.
ben" bi1 altio faa paa Garmrnes %
Nrbeiberens Stoe og oerfor blir Sour.
nal" Dor Gienbe berefter. @i er lite
bet minbfe ban9e for at fse bet bent
uo. @i beo, at ri in9en 6pmpatier
eller anbet bar tilt9qes, % berfor la,
Der bi MI enbber bioe. at bi er forbig
til &omp. Yi fsler % oberbebift ON,
at ri bat 6oltet meo os, berfor tbiler
bi beller lite paa, at bi inben 6pRen %
8interen tomn1er, bi Tan opbiie paa
Dor Hoe en- ret anlerlig 69rftprte. Wt
bill berefter lite faa me9et anoet emo
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS at fole paa, tbi be
Aore Gorretnin9smeno ct neRen ale
&epublitanere % bprer meb til &ierne
af .Sournal', og be bill naturligbis
lite abertere / .Mrbeibsmanoen" Man
bill merte, at ct eller to ct 9aaet ub
benne u9e % fere bar 9aaet uo for
lonQe Rben eller o9iaa albrig boret
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15

Most of the neighboring towns
have followed the course started
by Danbury in quarantining
against Mapletown. It's y queer
situation, while the fact remains
that our own authorities have not
considered it at all necessary to
quarantine the town. You are
much more scared than hurt, good
people, but leastwise we shall
have something to remember you
for in the sweet bye and bye. One
of the beautiful features, also, is
that some smart alex rushes in an
account of the proceedings to the
daily papers. MasSss have the
news" you know.-Mapleton
Press.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15

An elderly gentleman, who re-
sides in this city and who has .
beautiful daughter, was asked re.
Gently how he so successfully man.
aged to keep away all undesirable
gentleman callers. He remarked
that it was very easily done and
states: "When a gentleman calls
to see my daughter that l do NOT
particularly like, 1 say nothing for
q few evenings, treat him very
nicely, and then at the first oppor-
tunity / strike him for 9 loan OF
s25. Ofcourse the yopng fellow
does not yield up the money, but
he never calls again.-Avoca
Journal.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15

Albert F. Vanderhoof, Of Harris
Grove, has been declared q benk.
rupt BY the United States court
His assets and liabilities are SEIZED.
uled as follows:-Taxes $14 :94.
Secured clsims$414 g, unsecured
$498:O2. His assets amounts 70
Sl3l0, but almost the entire sum
Is claimed as exempt. $1,000 OF the
sum is represented by q life insur.
ance policy and Sl7s is claimed a.
exempt.
The first meeting Of his credit
ors will be held ms. /. Kings Law
office in Logan, on tn "a day OF
February, at which time all credit.
tors are requested to attend, prove
their claims appoint trustee, to
examine the bankrupt and trans
act such other business a. NAV
properly como before the meet
ing.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15

Richard G. Barrett, superin-
tendent of public instruction, has
issued the following circular to
Iowa teachers:
AZ superintendent of public in
structicn of Iowa, l take pleasure
in asking you and your pupils to
unite with the Grand Army Of
he Republic in observing Flag
Day, February %, 1900.
In no better way are we able to
keep fresh in the minds of our
young people q reverence for "The
Star Spangled Banner" than by
the proper Observance of these pa
triotic days The children should
be taught to have q deeper respect
for the flag and a higher apprecia-
ton of the value of the services
rendered by Washington to his
country.
"From the moment that indie
pendence was secured, no man
saw more clearly the necessity Of
National Union, or defined moro
wisely and distinctly the reason
for it. He is the chief illustra-
ton in popular government of a
great leader, who was not also q
great orator.
In every schoolroom should be
found the American flag and a
picture of tho "Father of His
Country"
It is my earnest desire that
suitable exercises, planned by the
teacher and executed by the pu-
pills, will be held in every school,
room in the state on the above
date.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15
Newspaper Advertising.

Frank Daniels made an expert
ment recently at Wallack's thea
ter. Speaking of it, the COM
edian said: Between the acts the
ushers distributed among the
audiehcs slips with a brief printed
statement politely asking the
recipient to indicate by q check
mark in the list of various adser-
Using forms employed whichsppe;
had attracted him to the prafor-
mance-newspapers, billboards,
window Autographs or something
else. The people seemed to take
kindly to the idea and the response
was most liberal. Eleven hundred
slips were handed to the usbers,
and of that number 9el had been
attracted BY tie newspapers
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15

All engineers in the employ Of
the Fremont, Elkhorn and Miss
ouri Valley railaoad company are
taking their annual examination
in the working Of air brakes at the
company headquarters in this
city. The management has SO
planned 1t that engineers living in
Fremont, or other divisions aiono
the line, come to this city; one
each day. to under go the test on
all the points on air brakes By the
expert who is conducting the ex-
aminations.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15

The new road had forty-eight
cars of stock on the Mondamin
branch last Sunday. The freight
was run in two sections. The
regular freight crew took one
section and the passenger crew
took the other. If this keeps up
the Mondamin branch will soon
become the most valuable branch
in the North Western system for
stock shipment. Mondamin En-.
terprise.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15

Representative Ayers Of Chick
asaw County, introduced IN i'm
portant bill yesterday. The
measure contains in force az.
statements of consent Of real e.
tate owners and all resolutions
and certified copies Of resolutions
of cities and towns and all bonds
fled, with county auditors prior
to Octobe. l, 1897, consenting to
the sale Of Intoxicating liquors.
The bill simply places the Law
whore it was before the change In
1897, and gave saloon keepers re-
liaf. from the predicament in
which they were placed BY the
late decision Of the supreme court,
where in it was held that new petit
tions Of consent should have been
secured at at the time Of the sdop-
ion ofthe new code.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15
Slot Machine Luncheons.

The very latest thing in the way
Of slot machine is one that hands
you out a lunch when you put the
necessary coin in the eliot. 1t all
seems like joke, but it is not and
the machines are really in success
full operation in the city of Paris.
There the Bullets in which the
the slot machines are used are cal
led express bars.' Their, are a
number of chairs and tables scat
tered around the neat and we'll
kept buffet, but if you were the
first man to enter you would think
the place had been deserted, for
there is not q soul there to wait on
you. On the side of the wall there
is csbinet that looks much like a
soda fountain with slots in III face
for nickels and spouts for the out
let of the liquids. Alongside Of
these cabinets there il table upon
which are a number OF glass globes
inside of which can be seen sand
wiches,. pieces of pie and all sorts
of articles of tempting food. You
drop q nickel in the eliot and get
your tea, coffee, milk or whatever
you are going to drink;.tben you
drops NIGEL into the glass globe
slot and get sandwiches, pie, cake
or whatever you want, and you get
it instantly. The quick service is
what catches the eye of the bust
ness man who is in a hurry for his
lunch, and 1t is that feature that
has made the machines so popular
The sandwiches and pieces Of pie
rest on q circular metal disk pro-
vided with drops, and when your
nickel goes into the slot itreleases
a drop, the disk turns around, and
q piece of pie or sandwich slides
out into pocket where you can
get it. They have in these buffets
machines which roll you out a ci-
gar of most any brand when you
put in the necessary coin, and q
man in hurry can get instaneous
service. 1t all seems very funny,
but the man in Paris thing it q
great think, and it is now 10 be
tried in New York city. The Gen
eral Service Automatic compan
of that city has boughtthe Ameri-
can rights for the machines, and
slot machine lunch will soon
be creating q sensation there.
There, saems to be no end to
the uses to which the slot slot machine
idea can be applied.-Iowa State
Register:
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15
Big Rents for London Houses

Big Rents for London Houses
House rent liz London is some
thing surprising Take Park Lane
that fashionable thoroughfsre, for
example. 1t is rather staggering
to learn that $4,000 year is not
a very extravagant rent to pay for
good house in this quarter! The
simple fact of the matter is that
you cannot get q decent house
there for less than $4,000, and
even such one would only have
thee er four bedrooms, and, gen.
orally speaking, would not have
greater accommodation than a
house at $50 or $500 year in the
suburbs, or at half that price in
provincial town.
Grosvenor square and Berkeley
square are renowned headquar-
ters Of society, which pays aston
ishingly for its residence there.
Consider the former first. The
whole square comprises fewer
than sixty houses, but it is q fact
that their combined annual rental
is about s75O,0OO! Big as the
rents are, getting a house is a
matter of great difficulty, and sels
dom is there one to let for long,
Nothing can be got less than
$4,000 year and from this figure
intending tenant may go. up ). to
100000 a year. :, :. ::
Berkeley square is likewise
difficult to get into. It is rattle,
old fashioned and severe, and ths
average man and woman from the
country might not be able to sec
anything about the houses which
would justify q heavy drain made
upon tenants pocket. But 81
the same houses here are alws5yt
at q premium, and you will X ot
get muchpf q residence for $2,5O(
q year, nor yet 30 far as that goe.
is the accommodation very aston
fishing if $4,000 a year is paid.
st. James square is another
ultra-fashionable quarter which
q millionsire might have to wal
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15

Denisou Bulletin: TIE saloon
man of Crawford county held a
meeting at the court house today
for the purpns" OF organizing to
get up the Snloou petitions, rs re.
quirrd under the decision of the
supreme court rendered last week
All but one saloon in the county
was represented at the meeting
and the plan of campaign was ar
ranged. Men were appointed to
take charge of the canvass in each
township, and these in turn will
hire such men rs they want to
help do the WORK. The petitions
will all be alike and the names as
taken from the poll books will be
carefully canvassed to make no
possibility of a mistake in the
petitions. Probably the whole
thirty days allowed by law will be
used to circulate the petitions in
order to have plenty of extra sign
ers to make the petitions good
and strong.
Scientific American.-J. B. asks:
WHAT'S the construction of lyddite
shells? In what does their peculi-
arly destructive effect consist?
What is lyddite? How manufac.
tured? A. A lyddite she'll consists
of a cartridge terminated by the
projectile. The charge which fore.
es the she'll is contained in it's base
and consists Of - pounds of cordite
for 4 Z inch gun. The she'll itself
forma the upper part of the pro
jectile. 1t contains the bursting
charge of 10 pounds of lyddite, ane
the percussion fuse is screwed int
its base. A space is left between
the cordite charge and the she'll il
order to insure gfadualaction Of
the gases upon the she'll, where by
the strain upon the gun is tessenee
Lyddite is pierre compound; it,
manufacture is secret. Its pc
culiarly destructive effectis caused
when it is used as q bursting charg,
by the number of pieces into which
the shell is broken and the energ,
with which they are thrown.
Missouri Valley times. [volume] (Missouri Valley, Iowa) 1874-1931, 1900-02-15

Admirers throughout thecountry
are sending gavels to Speaker
Henderson in almost every mail.
The speaker now has enough on
hand to stock museum or a wood
yard. It is unfortunate for the
country that among the lot he did
not find one sufficiently strong to
pound the gold standard currency
bill to death. :
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wears to get into if he desired to
'iv' there $4,000 or $4,000
senr is quite moderate rent for
r,uss sn situated = while Norfolk
house, where the duke or Norfolk
resides, and such others as Lord
Derby's residence at No. 33,
would easily realize $50, 600 a
year in rent.
Carlton House terrace, where
statemen aud ambassadors live,
also costs it's tenats dearly. At
least $4,000 a year must be paid
for anything good in this particu-
las neighborhood, and Mr.. Aston
gave more than 100000 when he
perchased one of the houses in
the terrace, formerly occupied by
Granville. Yet the ordinary man
would remark that the houses are
not even semi detsched, and that
outwardly, at Rll events, they are
far from imposing.
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How to keep your age down?
Why tell every inquirer that you
are just two years older than your
wife. She will do the rest. / was
fifty years old before my wife let
me get above thirty-five.- Beacon
Light.
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Jno. G. McCabe was over from
Logan Thursday and Friday of
last week and surveyed the lots in
the Kelley addition which now be.
long to J. o. Pugsley. He says
that Mr.. Pugsley has thirty Of
the best lots in town.-Mondamin
Enterprise.
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The Devil Will Visit Missouri
ill., Valley

The Devil Will Visit Missouri
sIAs vailey I.
"Reaatiful beyond the power of
;woEdsto paint" are the descrip-
tipns that come to- us from every
place where Lewis Morrison'a
Faust" has been presented this
season. This play, being on its
farewell tour, has been more elab-
orately .embellished and hand
somely-, costumed, than during
any former =, presentation. Its
effects are all new it's Company
the. best procurable and this
seasons production will long be
remembered as a most notable
one... ''Faust" will be produced
I'm this city Friday evening Feb
ruary.23.
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Chicago Post: "The salsy Of
car Of Russia amounts to about
81. 600 an hour"
"well, I'd hate to have : job Of
that kind"
ut would break my heart to
have to layoff an hour or two
some day and perhaps get docked.