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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1900-02-11
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FOR SALE. A 4O-HORsE POWER Pr,
turn f1ue boiler: has been used very lit,lA
Address or apply TO Morning News ofacs
Savannah. Ca
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10 THIRD, EAST. SIX ROOMS AND
bath, $3.50 a month. w. j. Miscally Jr.
SIC DUFFY. WEST, SIX ROOMS AND
bath, $l5 per month. w. j. Miscally, Jr
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FOR RENT, FROM MARCH /, Dwell
ling, rs jefferson, near Hull, 5000. G. Fl.
Remsnart Is Bryan, east.
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FOR RENT, NO. 9H DUFFY STREET,
east, near Abercorn street; possession Civ
en- March ]. Apply to Walthour & Rivers
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A FEW SELECT BOARDERS CAN
secure first-class accommodations in pri-
waite home; most delightful location in
the city; rooms beautifully furnished. D
East Gordon street.
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FOR RENT, DESIRABLE TWO
story house Ill West Broad street, corner
Hall; $l9 per month. ]. Il. Fulton & Son.
FOR RENT, THAT LARGE. DEsIRA-
BILE house, 40 Congress street. west: suita-
Bile for boarding house; all couveniences.
j. Il. Fulton & Son.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

USE WHITE SATIN FLOUR; IT'S
best because most nutritious. Common
& Eansor. agents; phone $50.
IF YOU WANT A SMALL STOVE OR
large range for boarding house or restau-
rant call at 146 West Broad, or If you
wish any kind of stove repairing, drop me
a card or phone 2625 D. N. Thomason,
agent
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EDUCATIONAL.

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little writing at your home, in either OF
Draughon's Business Colleges, Savannah
Nasonic Temple, corner Liberty and
Whitaker, ST. Louis. Nashville, Little
Rock, Fort Worth, Galveston or Shreve-
port Address the Illustrated Youth and
Age, Nashville, Tenn.
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FOR RENT. A VERY NICE TWO
story residence; choice location; rent,
twenty dollars. Peter Reilly.
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FOR RENT. NINE ROOM RESI-
dence, with every modern convenience:
choice neighborhood rent. thirty dollars.
Peter Reilly.
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Nlntn street ezsr- al modern cO1lSehl-
encess Moderate rental J. z Fulton &
Son.
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LARGE STORE AND DWELLING.
Reynolds and Jackson streets; cheap rent
s. Aendel. z1 Bay, west
FOR RENT, STORE. STABLE AND
yard; suitable for wood yard Low rent
1s15 West Broad street
FOR RENT. STORE on MARKEf
square. A No : stand; rent very low.
Peter Reilly.
STORE WITH BAKE OVENS, ETC,
sls per month ~ Montgomery.
STORE IN BROUGHTON STREET,
east. thoroughly renovated; possession
Immediately. Apply A WHY, Y Bryan
street. east
SOUTHEAST CORNER PERRY AND
Houston. corner store and rooms resi-
dence. w. ]. 3iiscally, Jr.. % Bryan,
east
NICE. LARGE ROOAEY STORE, SUIT
able for retail trade; cheap rent Haber-
sham and President; possession immedi-
ately.
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TO RENT, CHEAP. NICE DOCTORS
Office, on Liberty street D. p. Lester.
FOR RENT. EASEMENT. CORNER
Duffy and Abercorn; also stable with
rooms above; suitable for doctor. Apply
10 DufTy. east
OFFICE, TWO OR MORE ROOMS,
suitable for doctors Office. I'D Hull street.
west.
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FOR RENT, sIx-RooM HOUSE. AP-
ply William Bouhan. 555 Huntingdon
street east.
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FOR RENT. RESIDENCE NO. 4o6
Anderson, east. Inquire 400.
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE, GwINNETT
and Lincoln streets; just repainted and
fitted up; price about what il would cost
to build the house, with lot free. 1. d.
LaRoche.
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FOR RENT, LARGE SIZE DWELL
ing. nine rooms with outbuilding and
stable; center of city. Peter Reilly.
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FOR SALE. FIVE HOUSES NEAR
corner OF West Broad and Og.ethorpe
avenue; this is a fine investment J. E.
Fulton & Son.
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FOR T-MIsCELLANEOUs.
LARGE HALL. THIRD FLOOR; TWO
connecting rooms. second floor; rent rea-
sonable. Apply 70 John Lyons.
FOR RENT, STABLE FOR THREE
horses. g per month. Apply 100 Jones
street, west
FOR RENT. A NEW AND ELEGANT
assortment OF masquerade costumes for
balls. parties, etc. from one dollar up;
domlnos from fifty cents up. Mrs. NJ Het-
terich. 4ls Broughton street, west.
FOR RENT, REASONABLE TO RE-
sponsible party upright piano, in good
condition. Five thirty Price street
THREE FARMS NEAR TO SAVAN-
nah for rent. very cheap; plenty of wood
and good water; one under wire fence. /.
DyLaRoche.
FOR RENT A NEW AND ELEGANT
ASSORTMENT OF masquerade costumes for
balls, parties. etc. from ore dollar up;
domtnos from fry cents up Mrs. u. Het-
terich. 46 Broughton street, west.
FOR RENT. ANY ONE BEING IN
need of a single dray and driver will find
it TO their advantage to address P. o.
Box 453.
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White; very fine; secondhand; nearly
new; will be sold cheap. Also an elegant
new upright plano AT a bargain. with a
ffve-years guarantee. Lippman Brothers.
wholesale Druggists.
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FOR SALE, $50 CASH AND SIS PER
month will buy you one of the incest
little houses in Savannah. John l. Archer
10 Provident building.
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FOR SALE, SEVERAL FINE FARMS
on White Bluff and battle-ground roads;
all have on them good houses. J. E. Full
ton & Son.
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FOR RENT, DESIRABLE RESI-
dence, 215 Duffy street. east. Apply on
premises, possession given March l.
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WANTED, PURCHASER FOR A
well-estab lished bakery in town of 1900
inhabitants; sales includes a good new
five-roomed house and lot; price, $780, Nc
Gregor & Tyler, Statesboro. Ga.
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FOR SALE, AN ELEGANT PHAETON
and large carriage. second hand; will be
sold cheap: one is by Brewster and the
other by Stivers; both the best makers IN
the United States. Lippman Bros, whole
sale druggists, Savannah, Ga.
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FIRE PROOF SAFES FOR SALE AT
low price; all in stock in five hundred TO
FIVE thousand pounds. Apply Lippman
Bros.
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FOR HARDWARE AND TOOLS, GO
to cornwell & Chapman.
USE WHITE SATIN FLOUR; IT'S
best, because most nutritious. Common
& Eansor, agents; phone $50.
FOR FISHING TACKLE. NETS. ETC
so to Cornwell & Chapman.
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YoU CAN MAKE BIG MONEY ON
five hundred dollars investment in
block of lots, Bottom, Wadburg, New
Houston Duffy or Henry street, be-
tween Price and East Broad let me
show them TO you. John L. Archer, 10
Provident building.
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HORSES, HORSES, HORSES. FOR
sale, Tuesday, Feb. 10, at auction, by
Younglove & Spple, carload horses; in this
load are some good grocery wagon horses,
good draft and farm horses.
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LOST, SMALL GOLD WATCH ON
Barnard and Broughton or on Whitaksr
near Postofice. Liberal reward IL re-
turned 10 No. 1g7 Broughton street, east.
LOST. GORDON SETTER PIP. RE-
ward IL returned 10 31s East Harris street.
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FOR SALE, SEVERAL SPLENDID
residences in choice locations; also invest
ment property in all parts Of the city. J.
E Fulton & Son.
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better In city for investment or residence
purposes. W. J. MiscalIy. Jr.. % Bryan.
east
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FOR SALE. AT AUCTION, CARLOAD
horses, Tuesday Feb. 10. If you are in
want of a good cheap horse. attend this
sale, at Younglove & Sipples stables,
Broughton and West Broad streets.
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YOU CAN MAKE BIG MONEY ON
a FIVE hundred dollars investment in a
block of lots, Bottom. Waldburg, New
Houston Duffy or Henry street, be.
tween Price and East Broad; let me
show them to you. John l.. Archer, 70
Provident building
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FoR HEsT-aoUsEs.

NO. 554 PRICE STREET. FACING
Huntingdon; all modern conveniences; -.
per month. W. c. Fripp e. Co.
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THE INCEST AND CHEAPEST RESI-
dence, with large lot. IN southern section,
PIP Ninth street, east; also that nice res
Roche.
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FOR SALE, THE BONAUD PROP
erty, at Isle of Hope, on the best part Of
the island. ]. D. LaRoche
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FoR sALE-MIsCELLAyEOUs.

IF YOU HAVE a COUGH OR SORE
throat try Sow Rem, the cough king; for
sale by Solomons & Co., Lippman Bros,
knight, DonneIly. W. F. Reid NJ. H. Levi
and Persses drug stores, Taylor and
Whitaker, and Henry and Abercorn.
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FOR SALE, MILLS AND RAILROAD;
Two sawmills. 10000 acres Georgia long
leaf pine, so miles railroad: option on S0.O0j
acres additional timber. Plant Is making
money. Best OF reasons for selling. Write
Brobston, Fendig & Co, Brunswick. Ga.
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STEP INTO MY STORE AND GET A
bottle of fine old Lewis SO; remember IL
is '66. and moi some other brand; Old Grow
Is great; try il. William Diers, Whila-
ker and Liberty.
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FOR SALE, A TwO-STORY RESI-
dence and store: large yard; no city tax
es: Waters road and Fifth street: terms
easy. c. H. Dorsett
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FOR SALE SET CENTURY DICTION-
airy and Cycloped'a; . volumes. Apply "a
Bryan street, west.
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$500 WILL Buy A GOOD TWO
story house on Waldourg street, near
Habersham. ]. E Fulton & Son.
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FOR SALE, WE HAVE A HENRY
street home on a corner, sixty-foot lot,
four bedrooms, and in perfect condition,
which is very attractive. Prendergast &
Black.
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FOR SALE, SPLENDID TWO-sTORY
residence on Second avenue near Aber-
corn; large lot; choice location ]. E.
Fulton & Son
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ONE HANDSOME WELL-BROKE.
large goat, $50 pounds, harness and sulky
cheap. Penton, Domestic Machine Office
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| RESIDENCBp NINTH. AND ABER.
| corn, six rooms and barh5 six hundred
cash, balance $l7 per month. w. j. Mis-
| caly Jr.
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LOST AND FOUND.

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SMALL BLACK PURSE, WITH TWO
keys and dollar and small change. Re.
ward If left al Is Perry, west.
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FOR SALE, WE ARE DESTROYS OF
selling a few slxty-foot lots on First and
Anderson streets. east of Abercorn; these
lots will be sold very cheap; IL you an
ticipate buying a building site, we can
assure you their equal cannot be found
Prendergast a. Black.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-21
The Democrats Didn't Hoodoo the Pops.

The Leavenworth Times in reviewing the result of the
fusion Great Bend and spirit which preciptated it,
says "the simply contending de-
office. Conference committees everything
failed parties though Jerry Simpson
idol district Populists
ing with might and main for the Democratic nominee Be-
adjourning Popust convention its
ecutive committee try find way fusion, be
effected only of already
nominated but the Democratic convention Indignantly
jected proposition to take similar action"
The Journal coinciding with the Times,
that personal acquaintance of twenty with Mr.
Campbell the nominee of Populists the Seventh
district justifes the Journal in making the declaration
anybody gets will be other
enough whole Seventh
district pull Campbell the hardest
O earth a bluff
latest rumor to the effect that a compromise
attempt will made patch the matter up by the with
drawaI Campbell and Duval the substitution
Amdon. the editor of the Lawrence Jouranl
observes it will be found a difficult matter make
monkey of Campbell
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4aitgg 80 Eaoie
1.-The Best Beloved President u
VI. nj. MURDOCH. Editor.


The opponent Of expansion, also the Democratic
leaders, have congratulatng each other that the
position Senator Hoar expansion going give
the president black eye personally weaken his
Iarity the people Mr. Hoar almost his opening
Centence deprived the antmperalists satisfaction in
direction to Mr. Mckinley as the
best beloved president who Wash
ington" did hope the
accomplishment anything liberty Philippine
islands but through Republican party. Upon
Of these islands for years is depend
look with any favor upon Bryan alternative"
Senator Hoar is was a mugwump That
he is opposed to expansion is true, Republican
and he rather implores party. At
meeting of "anti-imperiasts" Philadelphia the
cradle senator criticized because while
good ant-expansion speech he would probably
the reelection of Mckinley exposes the political
the auti-expanson movement as a whole
scheme with which, every administration
will be glad to know Senator Hoar nothing to do
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The Prospects of the Wheat Crop.

Anent the proposition of the Minnesotan to form a
farmers trust for limiting wheat production the experts
grain looking up oncon-
ing crop this country These estimate yield
winter wheat will aggregate 4OOOOOOOO bushels this
That be very near record crop and the spring
wheat region of the Northwest equally well shall
prepared furnish very part the needs of all
European countries which grow enough
the Argentine republic steadily be-
coming factor in the grain trade of the world
exceedingly abundant supplies all
world the starving time predicted by
statisticians lack faith the
alike the world be forced to
get along only meager allowance Of food general
and not nearly it will
likely distant than usual. Upon the other
of cutting down the ephem
eraI The American his show good
price his wheat rule is in failure the
9th or a
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The Meaning of the Vast WORK.

The fact Of Americas conceded superiority is traceabe
to her systematic census tables which next census
are to be more comprehensive than ever before The enr
Grafton Of the population one of the details f tho
work That the population will show above the % a ana
mark there is little doubt. men have made tho es
mate that the present population country IS about
100000 One stastcian put the mark at 7oa 40,
but the actual population. generally thought Will
probably be found somewhere between the figures Tn
population Of the United 1890 was 1893 ssh in
1880 I2S662o 1850 2Slsst: in 1870 ss55s8: in 1850
5ol55.7SS. and in 1890. e2s2S25o
Primarily census taken the United States by
the marshals for the purpose determining the proper
representation in for the various states Now
its scope has been enlarged embraces the most
far reaching OF political economy and the general
welfare The enumeration for which the most ex-
pesiye preparations being made will deal chiefly
with population vital statistics. manufacturing and ana
agricultural industries Of the thoroughness Of
the work be stated that Il The loo
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-21
A Bounding Booming Export Trade.

The longer the Republican party remains in the
more our export trade booms. No in annals
expectations does March last.
They up $13431S 34S-more $3OOOOOOO
double aggregate recorded for March, 1893 Only in
December $685. this showing to total expectation
surpassed.
already evident that exports for the nan-
year will record breaking figures this year. since
for the nine months the fiscal for which the data
have already been collected the total exports $0 o
greater the corresponding any
preceding year.
total of $4,000 is counted the value Of
American exports when the accounts closed
and of this at $4OOOOOOoO will be credited to
American manufacturers Of truth living days
of expansion and in senses than one.
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Poor Reading for the Other Fellow.

couple of shots close home for the people Of
Kansas The Burlington Republican says within the
past the price of has advanced onethird
Four years ago Bryanite newspaper
were Historically insisting that Mckinley elected
corn would go less than ten bushe and
would pay raising The lola Register
that four years President Cleveland had New
York syndicate eleven dollars float government
bearing per interest while this the
city of bonds at ten per cent
above par It makes difference what party the gov
eminent
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100000 filled out by the enumerators were to be
by it would take him five years, working
day night, it. They will weigh upwards of 200
TONS piled top fahe other they would make
miles high. manipulating the various in
contained these cards, computing and tab
ulating machines having human intelligence have
been invented
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Dewey says declared that Democrat in time
a damned traitor and in time Of damned
fool This is Deweys first lesson in poitics-to deny
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The sultan doesn't what is UP against Pres
Mckinley Will be slow going after Turkey
he going after Spain.
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If the sultan will back the pages history two
or three and think of Dewey in the harbor of Manila he vii
fork that 100000
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After June / cock-fghtlng will be prohibited the
This will the sport just
hbitory laws helps pugilism in land.
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Apparently General Gomez Of Cuba has settled dow
cans intend stay.
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General Roberts will have maintain a line of com
nunCaton behind him when he advances and the Beers
Will not do thing to that line.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-04-21

We VIII not only diplomatic relations Turkey
but we viii sever that $4,000 from the sultan go
after
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The next campaign may find with the Suta
and the Democrats vaiantly standing by the Turks
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The sultan if he Is favor own scalp will ladle
out proorastination % the United states
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Mafekng be relieved for many weeks yet BY
this time hunger in that habit.
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To the surprise Of all. Uncle Charette.
who had been all these years the silent
partner in this firm, was the one 10
speak
She have no lawyer" said he; "she
have nottins to say
We'll, I shall have to impose fines
amounting to about 500 on her" said
the justice. Aunt Charette gasped-that
was all. Uncle Charette said nothing
You appeal. don't your" asked the JUS
tice You know you can appeal and
give bonds and then your wife won't
have to go to Jail You will also have
time to get money collected to pay the
fine"
I'VE don't do nottins tall bout dat
ting" said Uncle Charette. doggedly.
Whist, do you mean to say that you
are going to let your wife go down 20
jaf?" cried the justice. IT she doesn't
pay or give bonds she'll have 10 20 10
jail and await the sitting Of the court
That is two months off. Then she will
have still more time 10 serve in carrying
out her sentence. She is likely to stay
there the most of a year. Aunt Charette
has been a good wife to you, Uncle Cha
rette Your home place stands in your
name. All you have 20 do is to sign
her bonds and then she can stay hare
till court sits. And by that time you viii
have a chance to talk this thing over
with your friends. III make out the
bond"
NO" declared Uncle Charette 'Ef
yo want 20 tax her down 70 jan she
60 She all dressed up She 20 any
time"
Now. you and I and al the rest Of rs
know that this isn't the way the prohi-
isn't the way the authorities ike % have
1t operate. And then. too. here was an
old woman, who had never been away
from home IN ali her life. who had
grown Up children. vho mad knitted II
that little kitchen there n the village Il
Fort Kent and had looked out through
her little window 81 the pssss-s dntu
she had become one Of the local land
marks There wasn't person II the
village w1o wanted 70 see her 20 down
70 Hou.t1u = that manner
But there she and Uncle Chzrette sat
without locking Al each ether Everyone
knew that Aunt Cl2rette had money
enough 20 pay TIRE fine. Uncle CAs-etts'v
name on the bond would keep hsr :.
home.
But Aunt Cha-e+te would uoc answer n
word And al U7cle Charet;e wcul5 say
waz:
she t'iak she batter 60. she1l be al
FRAT II kip house II. she COM back.
We've tax bout DAT ting som. and we
t'inE dat p'raPs sac better g down
dere."
Wei. under those circumstances ne
law had - take is course TIE Old csu-
PIE shook hands or ire platform outside
the door TIC husha71 got trt3 ire
crazy caaise and rode away hehsas IRE
iazzy Cd white horse. TIE deputy she-iE.
afcsr great EFFORT. boosted Aurt c-ars.-e
u over IRE SIDE 81 rs piano hsx suSrr
ara started on TIRE sfxfy-Ezils drive 20
Caribou. there 20 take the train Tor ao-l-
ton--Lewiston [Ms-.1 Journal
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The population of Cuba is million and hals-not as
big as that OF Chicago
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Cuba VIII her elections June Is ana then viii g,
70 quarrelng again.
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Lord Roberts formidable as al men are whc
make haste slowly.
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has been split "
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expand again.