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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-07-17


Sunday morning Z severe shower 90
companied with hall Waited oor village.
Several windows were broken 10 the
UuIversalist church, also IN the house Of
Mr.. Morgan. Crops were not injured
very much.
wednesday the Junior Christian En-
deavorers enjoyed picnic on the shore
Of Soneo Pond, where they were the
guests Of the Senior Christian Endeavor.
Mrs. g. p. Bean and Miss Cross arc
ENJOYING few weeks at Peaks Island.
Poles have been Get and the wires for
electric lighting will soon be In order.
Tue power Il 70 Be furnished by the
engine In Mr.. Calvin Blsbee's new mill
which II now completed.
The Relief Corps and Brown Post, g..
A. X. enjoyed . picnic 1t Screw Anger
Falls last Friday.
Mr.. Ferrin Lovejoy has come TO Bethel
to assist his mother In running the
Bethel House during the summer sea.
son.
The Gould Academy reunion CON-
mittee are confident that the meeting
will be grand success. Many letters
have been received from former teachers
and pupils, assuring large attendance.
Mr.. John Holt Of Boston IL guest at
Mr.. J. u. Purlngton's.
Sunday evening Miss Sybll Abbott,
who has for many years been a teacher
In Clark University, Atlanta, Georgia,
gave very Interesting address upon the
work and needs Of that institution and
the Freedmen's Aid Society, under
whose care she labors.
Quite q large delegation from the Ep-
worth League attended the Local Union
at Mechanic Falls.
MIDDLE INTERvALE.
The farmers began haying the first Of
last week.
A few tried the fishing In Stony Brooh
last Wednesday.
Ted Stanley and Guy Swan are work.
Ing for p. A. Buck now.
Mrs. B. w. Kimball and children have
been spending . week In Sumner, re
turning home last Monday.
J. l.. Kimball and daughter Edith
from Dover. n. H., came TO hlt
brothers, C. N. Kimball's, last week.
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wELcHvlLLe.

WElCHVILlE.
Miss Grace Lsngmade Of Newton,
Mass, has been visiting her friend, Miss
Grace Warren.
Miss Angie King Of Rumford Falls,
formerly Of this place, IL visiting at @.
d. Staples'.
Children's Sunday was observed at
the n. E. church last Sunday.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-07-17

There h rejoicing at Southpor. over
the prospect Of visit from Helen Gould.
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SUMNER.

Ethel Marrill Is working for Mrs. K. s.
Benson.
Phelps Poland and family, OF Wal
than, Mass, have come to spend the
summer on the farm.
Mrs. Cora Tihbetts and two children, OF
Arlington, Mass, are visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Abbott.
Mr.. +. Dunbar and wife, OF Massa-
chusetts, are visiting his sister, Mrs.
Asa keene.
Geo. r. Dyer and wife went to Peru
last week on business.
A very heavy thunder shower passed
over here the eth, accompanied with a
high wind and some hail. Report Is that
IL did considerable dsmsge In Peru and
Hartford.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1900-07-17

Mr.. Geo. Merrill, who has been work
Ing In Massachusetts, for Homer Chase,
IL at home on . vacation.
Miss Georgia Irish, who has been In
Boston with her father, is at her grand
fathers, Mr.. II. II. Bucks.
Mrs. Martha Proctor and her daughter
from Weld have been visiting Mrs.
Cynthia Morrill,.
Mr.. l.. B. Bisbee has crew OF men
cutting his hay here at the pond.
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PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION NOV. 6.
For President,
William Mckinley,
OF Ohio.
Theodore Roosevelt,
OF New York.

For Presidential Electors Maine,
JOSEPH O. SMITH Of Skowhegsn.
GEORGE L. wESC0rr OF Portland.
CHARLES r. LIBBY OF Portland.
JAMES W. WAKEFIELD OF Bath.
FRED ATWOOD OF winterport.
ALMON III, F0GG Of Houlton.
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STATE ELECTION SEPT. 10.
FoR GOVERNOR,
JOHN F. HILL,
OF AUGUSTA.
For Representative to Congress,
CHARLES {. llTTleflElD,
OF RoCkLAND.
FOR SENATOR'S:
JOSEPH =. STEARNS. OF Lowell.
CHARLES II. PRINCE, OF Buckheld
FoR JUDGE OF PROBATE:
ADDISON +. HERRICK, Of Bethel.
FOR REGISTER or PROBATE:
ALBERT u. PARK, Of Paris.
FoR COUNTY TREASURER:
GEORGE NJ. ATWOOD, OF Paris
FOR SHERIFF:
JAMES X. TUCKER. Of Paris.
FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY:
ELIERI c. PARK, of Bethel.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER:
RANDALL l.. TAYLOR, OF Mexico.
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FOR COUNTY ATTORNEY
ELLERl c. PARK, of Bethel.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER:
RANDALL l.. TAYLOR, OF Mexico.
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FOR COUNTY TREASURER:
GEORGE NJ. ATWOOD, Of Paris.
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FOR SENATOR'S:
JOSEPH =. STEARNS, OF Lowell.
CHARLES III. PRINCE, OF Buckfeld.
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tOh ShEklff
JAMES X. TUCKER, Of Paris.
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FOR REGISTER or PROBATE:
ALBERT u. PARk, Of Paris.
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-11-03

CATHOLICS IN WASHINGTON.
The Jesuit Uaiversity ant Great Francis
can Monastery.

The Jesuit Uaiversity ant Great Francis
can Monastery.
Washington is rapidly becoming the
center OF catholicism In America" says
newspaper correspondent. The
apostolic legation Is located here. In
addition to the ancient Jesuit univer-
sity. which was established. at George
town during colonial days, we have
now what IL known rs the Catholic
University Of Washington, a more ex-
tensive and wealthy institution, whose
faculty represents the liberal element
in the church. A year ago an enor-
nous monastery of the Order of st.
Francis was occupied by several hun
dred monks. and IL now the headquar-
tiers of the greatest foreign missionary
agency of the Catholic Church, the
Franciscan Brotherhood. All their
missionary work for the continents of
America, Asia and Africa is directed
from here. The monastery. one Of the
most imposing Ecclesiastical edifices
in this nation is situated n mile or two
beyond the Catholic university, near
the soldiers home. There 10 a good
deal of mystery about the institution.
which gives 1t additional interest. The
monks are seldom seen, except when
they come or go through the little vii
lage Of Brookland, which Is their rail
way station.
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In The public epe


Mrs. Jack Aston OF Now York and
Newport is regarded ~ veritabls
mascot by the yachtsmen Of the sea-
board. She has an unbroken line Of
yacht-sailing victories to her credit
and is in great demand by the skip-
pers Of the thirty-f0oters ut present
The finish of race II foregone con-
clusion when Mrs. Aston steps aboard.
Mrs. Aston braved the elements one
day last week In the race for the cup
offered by Harry Payne Whitney.
0owned in a natty costume of black.
with the ends Of white feather boa
about her neck streaming out In the
fresh breeze. she made beautiful pie
ture. There was quite q sea on the
outside. but the little races made bet
ter weather Of 1t than the seventies.
and Mrs. Aston added to her triumphs
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pod KILLED sv TIGERS.

o0sal - uBsod Excltes Aniaals In Lincoln
Park. Chicago.
Women and animals. Joined In q panic
at the lincoln park zo6 recently, when
a dog. tossed on top of the cages by
the elephant, was torn limb from limb
and devoured by two tigers. Women
screamed and the wild animals, fright
ened by the noise and excited by the
smell Of blood, uttered terrible cries
that brought the park police and ami
mai keepers from all sections Of the
zoo. The elephant almost broke his
chain in his frantic efforts to free him
self.
The Inflated dog had excited the an
ger Of the elephant Dutch" by con-
tinually jumping on his platform.
Winding Its trunk tightly about the
dogs body the elephant swung the ca
nine high In the air and then hurled
him clear across the animal house, so
that he fell on top of the tigers cage.
His legs slipped through the iron bars,
and almost instantly We're champed by
the vicious jaws of the tigress, Kitty.
Tom. her mate. assisted, and, making
successive leaps from the shelf In their
sage, they had torn all four limbs
from the dog when Keeper McCurren
appeared. The mangled dog lived but
= few minutes after being released.
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concerning that Charles 5. Parneii.
General Skobeleff whose sudden death
At Moscow has always remained
shrouded in a certain amount Of mys-
terry. The idol not alone OF the army
but likewise of the masses Of the
Russian people. the popularity OF this
heroic figure. who still lives in the
hearts OF his countrymen as the
white General" at one moment gave
serious concern to the government At
St. Petersburg. especially when the
general, having without authority
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buntings and tri- Arcn LUKE 'onn.
umphal arches. nocked to the railroad
station with bands of music and sill
YER salvers bearing bread and salt, all
for the purpose of welcoming the
White General" who, according to .
rumor. originated no one knew how.
was to arrive by the midday express
train. In Austria many believe that
Arch Duke John is still alive.
Librarian Putnam has abolished
the custom of permitting persons Of
responsible character and nnquestion-
ed position occasionally to take books
from the Congressional Library. after
making a deposit rs a precaution
against accident. Mr.. Putnam says
that there have been no abuses of the
custom. but that he thinks the absence
OF all risk the safer plan.
Wssss Of "A adrss Still Loeksnx.
Tho dispatch buoys of Andrees lost
enterprise. Just brought to Stockholm.
give little tidings Of his fortunes, for
they were cast to earth and wind and
wave In the early time, when the aero
nauts were full OF hope and their
friends had not begun to despair.
These messages were sent at brief in
tervals back to the world by the man
who was all too probably to see 1t no
more. and after the last message ST.
lence and distance swallowed up the
expedition-the men. the balloon and
the whole project Of new invasion
OF the pole. t.l-
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leaders of the pan-Slavist party at
Moscow. and his pronounced SYM
pathy with their views. all contributed
to render him a species of "enfant
terrible" to his government.
1t is these circumstances, coupled
with the fact that his alleged death
took place precisely at the moment
when Russia found herself on the
verge of a war with Germany. for
which she was in no sense prepared.
that has given rise to the so wide
spread belief that his demise was fic-
titious; that he merely vanished from
the scene: prompted by motives OF
patriotism and expediency. and that
he remains to this day In the land OF
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DISPATCH BUoYs FROM ANDREF.


Among the large army Of the miss
ing'-those who are not returned az
prisoners or slain in the battles Of the
race. because their end had NO wit
nesses and because. but for the lapse
Of time which persuaded US Of their
death. they might be living still--An-
dree has lofty place. No new hope
Is afforded by the experiment made
some weeks ago to test the sustain
ing power OF a balloon Of 5000 cubic
meters. supplied with all scientific APP
paratus and provisions for three weeks.
DR.. Thomas H. Norton, American
consul at Harpoot. Turkey, recently
gave dinner to the members of the
Phi Beta Kappa society resident in
Pera. Nearly a dozen persons were
present. representing Harvard. Prince
ton. Yale. vassar. Hamilton. Bowdoin,
Amherst. Williams and Columbia
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Frederick Macmonnies, whose foun-
tain at the Worlds Fair is still fresh
in the memory of many Americans.
has determined next spring to give up
the mallet and chisel for the palette
and brush. He is now in Paris. at
work on an equestrian statue Of Gea.
Slocum. which is to be set up in Brook
Ign. When that is completed he will
take up painting. and make New York
his residence
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The Secret Service has unearthed an
other band of cOunterfeiters and Sc
cured quantity of bogus bills, which
are cleyeriy executed. Things of great
value are always selected for imitation,
notably HOstetter's Stomach Bitters,
which has many imitators but no
equals for disorders like Indigestion,
dyspepsia and constipation.
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The readers OF this paper will be pleased 70
learn that there is at least one dreaded disease
that science has been able TO cure In all It's
stages, and that Is Catarrh. Halls Cstarrh
medical fraternity. Catarrh being : constitu-
uonal disease. requires a constitutional treat
ment Halls Catarrh Cure Ia taken internally
faces Of the system. thereby destroying the
foundation OF the disease. and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution and
priotofs have so much faith in It's curative
power1. that they offer One Hundred Dollars foe
any cano that it falls 70 cure. Send for List q
TeAtlmouials.
Ad1Tess +. J. CHENEY CO. Toiede. q -
Sold by druggists nc.
Halls Family Pills sre the best tf
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.loAsroarA covnrERrElrERs.
Their FACTOR, Unsarthsd and the MAJ
.faetarsrs Arrssted-A war.-
= ing to Initators.


.fastarsrs Arrsstsd-A War.-
\ ing to Initators-
The Centaur Company of New York
city, manufacturers Of Castoria, re-
Gently learned that their well known
preparation was being counterfeited In
st. Louis, Mo-. and that worthless I'm
1tations were being sold.
After 4 careful investigation by
Chas. H. Fletcher, president Of the
company, it was learned that q prepa-
ration In Imitation Of Fletcher's goods
was being prepared by the Palestine
Drug Company Of No. 107 South Sec
ond street. and sold by few drug
gists. Warrants were sworn out for
the imitators. Yesterday John Bick.
president Of the offending company.
and Benjamin Chireaun, chemist for
the concern. were arrested. but later
were released on bond. sfr
The cases will be tried before Judge
Clark Of the Court of Criminal Cor
rection. The centaur Company ha,
determined to protect the public from
worthless limitations of their goods.-
st. Louis (Mo.) Republic. Sept. 20.
1900.
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the living. So
firmly is this con-
victlon rooted in
the minds OF the
people that only
two years ago the
entire population
Of = large town In.
the interior Of the
. m pire, aft er
adjoining the chief
thoroughfares with
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pledged Russia's
CO operation in
certain anti-Ger-
man enterprises OF
France. showed q
disposition to use
his influence with
the people to force
the car into An
immediate " . r
against Germany.
Moreover. his close
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Sampron Son for WoIy.
Admiral Sampson's retirement

February Will not
take his family
out of active &erv-
ice in the navy.
His three sons-in-
law. Lieutenants
Jackson and Roy
Smith and Ensign
Cluverius. are
young maa In the
service. and his
son will enter the
~ 80 AA~ -
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,ybe 4. An American.

Miss Airline Peck. daughter Of Ferd
w. Peck of Chicago. commissions
general to the Paris expedition. has re-
nounced her titled foreign suitors.
She is true to her early determination
to wed an American. The engage
ment was announced last week In
Dayton. Ohio. of Miss Peck and WILL
lam A. Simms OF Chicago.
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An Expensive Orchid.

The record price paid for nm orchid
lately in England is $500 for a plant
of a new species called the canOpus,
from the interior of Brazil 1t has n
most lovely bloom each flower eight
inches across, streaked white and pur-
pie.
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Parnell II by NO
means the only
man omcially re-
ported ~ dead, and
concerning whom
q popular belief
prevails that he
still remains in the
land of the living.
Throughout Rus
sia . similar
superstition exists
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fkEE-A TRIAL ooTrLF.

The winning Of million of people
from sickness 10 health Is nobfo puS.
suit.
Our enormous mail Is the wonder Of
the age. We arc hoode>., simply flooded
each morning with .ctters containing
orders for I" D DROPS :" the wond.
sous cure for the terrible painful
dissa.es. Rtoumatlsm. oclatica
and seurelgie;
Withstand every other medicine but
yield ON the instant TO IS oRoPa.U
Within day Of getting b 6k0St"
and using 1t, your disease begins 70
disappear.
Thousands Of men and women, who
.see their friends gladly relieved of
lAheir terrible suffering, write Ms In
haste. Hundreds Of testimonials from
grateful correspondents reach rs daily.
To enable all sufferers to test this
wonderful remedy, we will send free
. trial bottle on receipt of cents to
pay for mailing. Large bottles Of soo
- DROPS" is a proven.
81 tive IS we'll a. . curative,
= N}S for the following diseases:
raIsta. Govt, Dyspepsia,
-! ~.s, Bachache. Asthma, Hay
Kidney Troubles. sleeplessness, Ner-
vousness, Nervous and Neuralgia
Headaches, Earache, Toothache,
Heart Weakness. LaGrtppe. Malaria,
Para1ysfs, Creeping Numbness
and = long list of other Ills.
Write US in haste and stop your SUI
ferinR. Agents wanted.
SWANSON RHEUMATIC CURE co.
lS0 Lake htrest. Ch.cags, IN
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An English paper says that the
only reason that Queen Victoria does
not appear personally at the opening
of parliament is that she ID physically
unable. She would have to walk .
long distance and climb flight Of
stairs, and has now passed the age
when she can do that.
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Thoughtful people are realizing more
and more n. the foiiy and Ganger OF taking
poisonous drugs, and for this reason Gar
Held Tea-which 10 mild but potent lax
alive composed entirely of HERB9-has
taken the highest place In the esteem Of
the medical profession and conservative
people throughout the world. 1t la a POSI-
live cure for constipation and sick head
ache,
The Meeker herald. [volume] (Meeker, Colo.) 1885-current, 1900-11-03

TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAT.
Take LAXATIVE BRoAo QuIKiNE TABLETS. An
druggists refund the money II 1t fails to cure.
L. w. Groves signature ~ on the box. 25c-
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Now come the melancholy days
When dead leaves lie in autumn's ways
And hearts will deeply feel bereft
Whose fayorite candidates get left.
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''If walk backward down the cellar
stairs in the dark I'll see my future hus-
band" Nonsense: you'll be more likely
to see our family surgeon"
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The bad men of the Southwest are EVIL
IDENTIFY not as good marksmen as they
were. The population of Arizona has In
creased 1N per cent. in ten years.
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MAN is never too old to learn" That's
so: but he has to be pretty old before he
will admit it."
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PrimIey's Cslifcrnia Fruit Gum contains
the most delicious qualities Of western
fruits.
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Men who don't know enough to run a
one horse pillow can tell you how this gov
eminent ought to be run.
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MRS. JACK AsToR.

by bringing victory to the PollywoG.
which was sailed by Mr.. Whitney's
brother-in-law, Almeric Hugh Paget-
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~ dressing and esssf rsstorsr PAaxxa's HAu
BALsAM veg fails to satsfy.
HIHpEHoonss, the tsst cure for corns. isets.
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The family will return from Paris
in December. and 1t IL expected that
the exquisite lingerie. gowns. hats and
cioaks. which are piling up in Miss
Peck's Partisan trunks. are to be part
Of her trousseau. and that the wedding
will take place shortly after their re-
turn.
1t seems to be the growing fashion
in the smart set for the sisters Of one
family to marry the brothers Of an
other. Miss Peck's elder sister 10 the
wife of Mr.. Charles Simms. a brother
of William.
Commander Robert H. J. Stewart Of
the British navy has been specially
promoted to the rank Of captain. with
seniority from Sept. 6, 1900. for service
in connection with the capture Of the
Taku forts In China.
Capt. Gustave Gersdorf Of New Or
leans il the holder Of the Oldest COM
mission a. member Of the Bar Pilots
association. He IL still an active men,
her Of that association and i - nim-
BILE ~ boy.
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Piso's Cure cannot Be TOO highly spoken Of -
Q cough cure.-J. W. OBRiEN. BIZ Third Ave,
n, Ninnea polls Milan. Jan. 9. 1900
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II you wish TO have beautiful, clear
white clothes. u,e Russ Bleaching Blue
the famous bag blue
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willie,Tommy James went and hit me
On purpose? Willie-No; on the nose.
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one ycckIy
Panorama.

DsEsvsd to Ne AHVs.
A London paper prints story to
the effect that Charles Stewart Parnell
il not dead. but leading the Boef
forces in South Africa.
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We shall breathe freer after the cleo
ton is over. The air will be better after
the campaign cigars are all burned.
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1t is easy for Sir Thomas Upton to
build yachts. All he has to do Ii to charge
them to his Advertising account.
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Fish and beans may do for Boston. but
southerners insist that the best brain
food is cornbread and bacon.
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Cart.r's Ink II Just ~ cheap Is poor ink and
y the best ink made. Always use CarterA
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For double berth in Pullman ordinary
sleeping car on train leaving Denver over
Union Pacifica At l2:5S p, m. daily. arriv-
Ticket Office. 81 18th street, Denver.
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Mrs. WsnsloW's Soothing syrur.
For children teethng softens the gums, reduces IA
aammstoa, alays pain, esfss Wind colo 3Jc bostll
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PUTNAM FADELESs DYES do not
stain the hands or spot the kettle.
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Talon Pacific Holds the Record
a For quickest time to Utah. Californi
h Ind the Northwest. Solid track fines
Denver.
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Charity is ability to put yourself in the
would have done better.
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Mrs. Wixgles-How much did your huz
band pay for that new horse? Mrs. Was
g!es--l don't know what Isaiah paid 70
him. but whatever 1t was It was NOR
than the horse IL worth.
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"rve been eve. to see Jones: isn't he
Say. how did you get awayT
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That has two distinct routes to Chicago
is the Union Pacific. We can ticket you
either via Omaha, or via Kansas City
and give you the best to be had in quick
time. .quipmsnt and train service. Tick
ct ONCE. al 17th street. Denver.
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No man will ever attain great fame
and high position in life whose wife
goes with him to the ready-made cloth
ing store and picks out his clothes for
him