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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-18
BATSON IDENTIFIED.
Declared to Be the Man Who offered
EarIs Mules For Sale.

Lake Charles, La, April 1S.-Ed Rat
son, who is on trial here for the murder
of six members of the Earl family near
Welsh has been positively identified by
a dozen witnesses as the man who at
tempted to sell Ward Earls mules at
Lake Charles, February Il. Among the
witnesses was Miss Maud Earl, who is
one of the two survivors of the Earl
family. She testified as to the ages of
the family, her father, mother, and four
brothers being the persons murdered
and she also related the finding OF the
bodies
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-18

erous kilograms which are constantly
arriving from European sovereigns and
courts. DR.. Roessings, one of the queens
nently at the palace. Her najesty's tenn
perature yesterday reached the alarm
ing height of 104 degrees. but the depar-
ture from the palace of Pro. Rosen-
stein, the patholOgist of Leyden uni
versity, who has been summoned in
consultation, is considered a hopeful
sign that the crisis is past.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-18

FL Paso. Tex. April 18.-William Wis
enbereer of New York city, was arrest
ed by United States custom officers to-
day as he stepped off the Mexican Cen
trail railroad direct from the City OF
Mexico. with valuable jewels, watches,
Mexican drawn work and other valua-
bles Wisenberger had II valuable
watches hidden in belt around his
waist Jewe1ry was concealed about his
person in every conceivable way and
his trunk was full Of va1uables, amount
ing to 1000
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-18
SANTA FE WOULDN'T TAKE IT
Man Who Tried to Ride on a scalpers'
Ticket Wants Damages.

Oklahoma city. Okla, April 1S.-The
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe railroad
has been sued for $1,000 damages. J.
w. Nucklows, the plaintiff. alleges that
the railroad refused to carry him be-
cause he had a ticket purchased from
a ''scalper.' Nucklows was going to
Kansas City and offered the ticket to
cent it
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-18
Decapod Hauled 1900 Tons.

The Newton, an-Repubiican says
that one of the new Santa Fe decapods
went west from that point yesterday,
and adds: ''Yardmaster Anderson gave
ing to the regulations, which was 70,
making about 1880 tons. Still she
walked away with it as though nothing
had happened.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-18
d q 4 PARgNERsHIP :
Missouri Pacific Said to Be Interested
in Choetavz Purchase.

It is claimed by some. eastern hnan-
ciaI papers that the Missouri Pacific
road is a partner Of the Rock Island IN
the recent purchase of the Choctaw line
The statement is made that the two
roads viii own ana use the ChoctaW
jointly
would be of immense value to either of
the roads mentioned. and while it has
been stated positively by the Rock Isl
and officials that the Choctaw has been
purchased by the Rock Island, it is pos
sible that the Missouri Pacific is acting
in the deal sub rosa.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-18

H. the round trip rate viii be placed at
the single fare Of drst-elass rate for 80
days.
The rate for the general assembly Of
from May u 10 June s. 1903, VIII be
decided when the place OF meeting is
announced
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-18
QUEEN HAS TYPHOID.
All Doubts Regarding Wilhel-
mina's Ailment at an End.

The Hague, April 1s.-An official bull
letin was issued this morning from Cas-
tie 90 stating that Queen Wilhelmina
passed a fairly quiet night Her fever
continues.
The alarming fever which complicated
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-18
Anniversary Sale
Attractions IN the Best Stock Of
Reliable Clothing
IN Topeka.

Meas Suit Department.
Mems $500 Fancy Cashmere suits
for -..----- -----------.- ------- 1850
Mems $40 Fancy Cashmere and
Worsted Suits -.---.-.--..-.--- %o.S'se
Mems $3.50 Fancy wOrsted Suits
Mems SIS Fancy Striped
worteds ..........- ......---$11.s5
Youths suit Department
100 good Cashmere suits-in this
sale ...-.....-.--. -....-...... $500
$500 black Thibet or fancy Cassi-
mere suits-sale price $4.S5
Fine $3.50 Worsted Suits at. $685.
Boys Knee Pant Suits
A big line of good, serviceable
Cashmere Suits-will be sold
at .-....-..-. ..-..-.----.-.--- y LOU
A good line of Boys $3.50 and $500
Cashmere Suits-to fit ages 8 to IS
years-in this sale at.....--... $Z.85
Boys Long Pants
A good. solid 1925 Pant, all wool
will be sold for. $A.95
Mems Suspenders-
Mems 25c>Suspenders. in this sale
at .-...--..-- --.-.-..-.-.-.- -a.-.. 4ac
Mems Shirts
Full Madras Shirts. Cuffs attached,
Tor -------.--.-.- --..---------.-.oO QUO
An immense. line of the newest and
nObbiest Spring Shirts, in fine
Madras. at.......75c $1.O0 $3.50
Mems Hats
In the new F'lorodora style. in
black, pearl and drab-at--=.- s z.5O
Mems Socks
100 dozen Mems Socks, in black or
tan oolors-big values at 10e pair
IN this sale at ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &c
$50 pairs of Mems all-wool Pants.
light and medium colors, worth 50
a pair-in this sale at ...-.... s 1 so
Mems New Shield Bows
so dozen Mems New Shield Bows.
Csc values-in this sale at ......15c
Mems New Teck Ties, Csc values.
in this sale at ........-.....-..-.1 9e
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-18

36-inch wide white embroidered and
figured drapery Iappets-this width and
quality never sells for less than he
Anniversary sale price-yard ........-9 &c
36-inch wide white dotted and figured
Swiss Drapery Muslins-goOd assert
ment of desirable styles-cheap at 15c-
Anniversary sale price .......--.-.-..11 lie
PURITAN ART DRAPERIES ~
VIENNA SILKOLINE-36 inches wide.
solid or plain colorings and fancies,
over thirty new creations in artistic
color combinations and designs,a verita-
bic gift at 15c yard-Anniversary sale
prlce-yard .-..--..-.. -.--.----.--.-44 &c
WHITE ENAMEL CORRUGATED
COTTAGE POLES-four feet long.
complete with silver f1uted ends and
screw hook bracket, 15c is the lowest
figures in other stores-Anniversary sale
price-each .............. .............9 Sc
Brass Extension Rods-for sash cur
tains and vestibule doors, will extend
from "a to AZ inches, complete with
screw-hook Observation-Disclosures sale
price .----------t-- DC
JAPANESE DRAPERY SILKS-3O
inches wide and warranted ALL PURE
SILK-cloth and color guaranteed-65e
is the Kansas Avenue price for this
drapery-A sale price
yard ------..-.---- ..------......--.. 4Oc
56-INCH WIDE-Wool Melton Suit
ings-suitable for skirts, suits and capes
black and navy only-$1. 90 a yard is a
sale price --.---- zEs5c
Wool Albatros Dress Goods and Waist
ings-the correct material for shirt
waists and dresses-colOrs. light blue,
cardinal, cadet blue, grey and black
Anniversary sale price-yard. ...--- Csc
27-inch wide black MORE Velour
SiIks-this quality and width is a gift
at 1.25-Anniversary sale price
yard .-.......-.-.. ..-.-.--..-.-.-...-9S csc
36-inch wide japanese Silk-warranted
colOrings, sells elsewhere S5c to $1O0
yard-black and white only-Anniver-
sary sale price-yard ........------.-69 c
36-inch wide guaranteed Black Taffeta
Silk-color and cloth warranted-worth
from $1.75 to $200-Anniversary. sale
s6-inch wide Black MORE Velour
Silk-excelIent cloth and fast colOr-a
bargain for $1.75-Anniversary sale
price ..-........... ...........-.-..$ / IS
Corded and Plain Taffeta Silks-worth
from 35c to 50c-colors, blue lavender
purple, rose, green, brown, yellow
cerise, cream and white-Anniversar
sale price-yard Observation-Disclosures. 23c
Mereerized Silk Zephyrs. fast colors,
permanent finish-good assortment in
plain colOrings and new stripes-regular
selling price is 25c yard-Anniversar
sale price-yard 19c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-18
Hiehest Prioe of the Year.

New York April 18-Butter has
reached the highest price for the year
in this city, the fresh table article hav-
ing advanced to 80 cents a pound
wholesale. or within two cents pound
Of the record price in the spring Of 1895
The little folks love DR.. Woods Nor.
way Pine Syrup. Pleasant to take;
perfectly harmless; positive cure for
coughs, colds. bronchitis. asthma
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-18
ONE FARE FOR G. A. R.
Passenger Association Agreeing on
Rates For Conventions.

San Diego, Cal. April 1S.-The Trans
continental Passenger association today
referred the question Of rates to the
letter carriers convention at Denver.
September I to 6. to a committee with
Instructions to report decision to the
chairman the decision to be final
The Young Peoples Christian con-
gress at Atlanta from August s to H.
and to the iron moulders of North
america meeting in Toronto. July to
%, the regular nine months rate Will
be made.
For the national eneampment of the
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-18
q AsT . HrA.

City Ticket Office.
Union Pacific R. R.. 525 Kansas ave.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-18
Anniversary Sale
Prices IN Dor Department Of
Wear Resisting
FOOTWEAR.

Ladies good kid lace, pat. tip,
fancy scroll lace stay Of patent
leather or cloth, regular $3.50 quail
ity-Anniversary sale price. -. 8 1.95
Misses kid lace or button, solid
leather counter, inner and outer sole,
late style, good value at 81. 35-Anni-
Versary sale price ............$ LOS
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-18

Ladies Ready Made, ATWOOD home
spun Golf or Walking Skirts-greys
only-stitched and graduated hounce
cheap for $500. Anniversary sale
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-18
TAN SHOES.

Mems $3.50 and $500 kind. $3.50
Mems $3.50 and $500 kind 1873
Mems $500 and $2.25 kind. IT'S
Ladies' $500 and $3.50 kind. 2.39
Ladies' 1925 and $3.50 kind. 1.S9
Ladies' S1.75 and $500 kind. 1.57
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24

When people srs 10 love they viii not
believe spythiss they hear and . little lat
o. tbey believe everything.
Things got vosiuliy mixed somstimss.
A woman calls her deg darling ssd her
husband brute.
Some people woald be out OF business
entirely II they could not attend 10 other
peoples business,
Mstilmoay that degsuersies into . con
tin Gus bread not bseomss too ttresous
for the average wonsp,
Some men suppress smile while others
swallow II.
Taking the conctit ont Of some pespls
robs them Of tbsir only eosisrt 10 liis
Some people are soea because they
have never had tbe chsncs TO to spythipg
else,
|, DOESN'T take . dyosmits bomb TO
blsst your bope',
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24
What Makes a Girl Popular.

Iwish l knew what makes . girl popu
lsri is 90 ,j.culatios one often hssrs Sigh
ed forth by young society women, oil Of
whom ere naturally suxious 10 score suo
cess 10 the sosisl world.
OF course. ~ everyone Iesliz", pops
lasi.y ism intsngibls quslity, snd II 10 dif
Hcult to spsIyzs the sXsst reason Why one
individual 10 = persons srsts IN every -
ssnblsse. sna Why smother, vLo makes
even more fort to please. Is less consider
cd.
Still. there sre esrtsin persons Who ere
naturally pleasing, yet isil to usks the
bss, OF themselves.
To such . little sdvies might bs bslp
fol, and therefore the visws sf vomsn oil
. sonsn Of experience on the subI 81 ere
gives.
II il q great nist.ks TO dsprscists sne's
osn powers Of sttrsetios si.ber TO onsssll
OF 10 Others. the former readers yea con
strsised and ssli.sonssious is yosr sss
ssrs, spd. ~ peopls sre very spt TO take
Jos st yes, valuation, II 10 sauslly bsd te
ran snssslf Sesn TO others
A modest assurance. II oss can con bia'
The tvo quslitiss, 10 fer batter.
This 10 fst removed from c,sesit. sbiel
Of sosrss is odious.
| 4 frask, cordial manner 10 The beet o
sisl qsslity : woman esu possss', bas herr
sesia cones . distinction.
Aa sverssssrness to please sspels rsthsl
tAss sttrss,s. 1. must Be . natural. ti0t
iy .sussr ssd frsukly bsstsssd % sl
eoasn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24

NJ, snl Mrs. Ws!isvsr s'srssd oct
house huntiBg early one morning. intend
ins TO spend tbs entire day 10 that eesu
pstiop,
Ths sssut Of The Grst fat they they sI
.miusd told tbsm the rent would be s2O
. mouth which vas $40 less than they hsd
expected.
Asy ohi,stiob To children. ssksd hrs.
wsllovs.
None at oil. replied the ssert
How often eos the i,siior vssh tbs
windosi
whssev,r you ~l4t them vs,hst snd
70 oitspsr.
How shout tbs tteen hss,f
We don't stat IL % auiil the lsss ci
My spd not then iiths sestiu 10 oosl.
Whist hind ofs jssitef hiss youf
Hs'ss zoos aalarsd nsu With 40 in
pssinsp. 10 bi, spsseh ssd ess't tax
I, vas 3 usoas q or ah sith rsons
veil ligptsd. - many clio ss . reoEs,
large patty d'sssnsd n,or', oil Tbs
noesrn sossenisse. snd ss nsw aud 10
geod psri 81 The ious.
Asd Only $40 . moslb. nnrnnfsd Afs
Msilovsr. Gao Ia drssEissf
wlsrsspon sss piashsa Esrsslf snd
ioubd sbs ssss.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24
A Dampenen

A young man bashfally sppiosshsd .
popular sficiAl . few days ass End said:
Judge / have come TO ask yoar advice.
Ysu have always been like father to me.
and have now come to you in very in
very important ns,tsr. Ism thinking OF
gsttisg nsrrisd-
We'll. young mss. inter 1uLtsd The Judge
II you are thinking Of getting married 60
DO IL right swsy. Dent wsit. beasu's
the girl nigh. not be willing this tine to
MORROW.
Bot. yea see, protested ths Jouth. I'm
afraid I'm not able TO take care Of her.
Tut. tat doprscstipGly rstortsd The old
Judge Why, whsn l get married ! VAS
81 years old ard 81 500 in debt
Ia that so2 sxclsimed the ether. With
happy encouragement cleaning from bis
eyes. Asd | suppose you must sow b,
wsrth about
Aud nov, concluded tho Judge, I'm
only a.. 600 10 dsbt
The youAs man has net yet married.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24
Restaurant Cooks Fees.

When cook spp'ies for place 10
restaurant. he says fat:
Whats the wssesf
AHd after he has learned sbouttbs ~
Rss he eo.I 90.
Includin' Qresssp
Yes, Is the sDswsr, or else II is No.
Whsreupos hs rsssmss.
IHcladin' bone 7
An inquisilivs psHon The ether day
heard = cook asking these strange qaes
tious Of q Iestsursatsur ssd tho isquisi
tive persen inquired: What op earth did
that cook mesrf
He meant that be wished to know II
he would get the grease end bsEss as
psra sisitss. the resi- sursutsur explained.
Tho waste grease IND boiss Of . big sas
ing house smsunt in the course OF 9
mcnth to = great dssI, ycu know. Here
we get monthly 3700 poands OF boass.
He sells them sl hall = csHt . pound and
thus they add 81 80 . week to his ssls-y.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24

Hsts 10 . sicty ~hieh Copsrsssnsn
Amos J, Cammies, vas ford oi tslliae;
A member Of ssasrs. Vi. soias bone
isis one nlsh, uhsn be mel youns nsn
sLe us satisfactorily "loAdsa," The cen
srsssusn hsrpseei 10 kne~ sbsre The
yoaos man lived snd Kindly snidsd hin
home. The eopsfeamsn had no sooner
pallea the bell ,bss the door vas tsrsvn
vide oper ssd tall hsl uomsn sp
pssud, She never said .etd, bat srssb
ed the ycurg man BY the collar and shook
tim urtil che fairly loossnsd bic teeth.
then ieto the ball che look him sad slsmn
I'd the door.
The eonstsssmsn se, dssesndins The
steps when the door sS thrown open .
second time. aud bis friend hiv out Of !,
s II thtoun by . ca,spat A, The foet OF
the stairs be landed, aud the cousrtvmsn
picked him up. Very much frightened
and con,i iersbiy sobstsd, the youns mas
ss.psd; We don't live hsrel We novtd
Last week
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24
LIncoIn's Hay Crop.

A ttory Of Abraham Lincoln would
have to be older tbsu tbs ono bslow to
lose its chs 'scteristie ssvor.
10 the summer Of 1857 Mr. Lisooln vas
sitting n his ofhss when be W vIsi cd
by one OF his psishbor ~ sIcsllsnt
farmer, but one inclined TO incrssss tbs
s'a Of his e ops even alter hsrvssiing. He
bad given on thI psrtisalsr mornirg .
skillfully padded account Of The hay be
bsd put in.
I've bees cutting bay. too, rnstksd
Mr. Lincoln.
Why, Al see you fsruinsf
"a,
Wns. you rs.ssi
Jsst hay,
Good crop this yesri
EIssllsn
How many tossf
Well, 1 dos't ksow jas! how many tons,
Simpson. bat my men stssksd oil they
could outdoors and tbsn stored tbs rest
10 the bstn.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24

Asysrl,iss pays big retarss. Why
dong yea lry ~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24
Proving His Manhood.

The transport wss Of lsst nearing Cnbs
With . glass enc ssula nshs out the
scattered PALMS sAd the dark hills risirR
bshind the white beach. On the desk
the men lousgsd olly half belisviss that
The voy,gs VAS nearly over. In . esrssr
group were intsnt on 3 card game
Pre- entity sAs oi The three sprspg up with
an angry laugh.
Kids for luck hs cried. throwing down
the ssrds.
Nobby, said = lad with the badge Of
the band on his forage ssp. ssy, l ssht
help ii il the cards will eess ny way.
Come year wsyl I'm only ~ ipnsesnt
vetersu. With thlss service stripes, ssd l
csn't afford 10 play with sharks like you
Did You fetch that last scs down yoar
sleeve or vas II hidden under the blanket
You're match for any.
Young Nor. h,rsy. commonly known Z"
Bones, looked ap with . CLINT Of ssssr
ness 10 bis eyes. Honest, Nsbby, hs
asksd.
Hsvslt l jsst lest hall usstbs pay
to you, snd me . nsa. more the sssnsY
But what will the psrssI ssy TO me Tor
listing you iato the gsnsi
Bones threw . scared look sft, Vat
esinssd ebssrfolly 90 be said, Hsps he's
seasick yet.
He sasntsrsd far forward in ths soIs
1.-THE ship. Thrusting his hssd in bis
shirt, be crew eat . precious case. Open
ing 1t. he fitted together the pieces Of .
q ,ts-,hs fate which. U oil the rssi
meat knew, was . marvel 10 bis hands.
Bosses could play many iast:u nsat',
| Bis dead father had been b.sd master.
Thence srsss the enlistment Of liitls No
Rafferty,, the child Of the reiimenI
Nov his eyes we're G led With ssd sssirs
a. hs Attsd ths Gate 10 his lips snd brsssh
cd out sweet, familiar cir, the "Lsrslsi.'
saldenly be started for tsasf voice had
,.kss up the s.rsis. Tsrsisg srsund be
saw the shsplsis stasdisg By his side.
Together they finished ihs vsrss.
Then the ass laid bis hand on tbs
boya shoulder. AsR,h'rty ! bssr ssst
you hsvs bssn brsskisg oil ny rules
while | ~as sessick.
Tbs bo,'s eyes sl.scsd up. apt 10 DE-
nisl without the need Of sonprsni'ias
uer1s.
/ MeR. f.r.y, cried the cSsplsis slss,t
susrily, dss't lilo, don't lie TO ne todsy,
for II msy b. the last time ! msy ever
talk TO you.
His voice sof epsa st the Last uerds
BE bsIa out bis delicate hsnd. The ssy
ltosk II ssseriy, Tor II any one 10 ths
world oosld irlssrcs him !, vas th'
lchAplsio.
Tor, ut We sill be ia Cabs. TomoI
row | viii b. 10 The frost shsfs the nsr
need NJ, yon 10 the rear siit lbs nstss
No. soi cried the boy ps"ioostsly, hos
s,n they asreh silkos. nasici
The solsn.i bss ordered II and yen nos
ob.y. Bat. lad, LAD, vhtrs are tbs pros
isss yoa made n,i You ttitt that ! hsv'
no. h.srs tAsss things. bat l bsvs Th'
men ts,s lidssp 700 s~sy tuiss bss,as'
you vsfs the vsrse for drink. iot
ssp bic s,,ry etsrcs yop &c. Tbsy ever
my -sb. Bass tbs. yoa dot't pisy fair
| Bssss i.ssa bin GabbcrIly ! dssf
like tbs b,sr, II nskss me nst. Asd
Sssp care for ths money shsn ! "a
ssusiiss.
Tbss shy Dc ycs sally ycsr fsthsr'
usuory Esd hart yssr beet irissdsf
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24
Roosevelt and tho kittens.

A ,rsn Of Pfssiasp, Roosevelt, sssspse'
sos,ly aln srsri from The essrssssf siih
shisA be 10 coenSbly credited. y" oh
played . iss sttsrposrs ego.
10 csnpssy With Ssststsry Root %
Asd been sris,iss . hcrssbsek rae 10
obsvy Cla,s oa their rsisrp. sssirs sp
from The visorsas sci. OF the oohss'
th,y .srs jogging sloss sirissntb Street
nssr the Hssdsrsss Castle vhss ssriss si
pl.intivs srns attracted the Prsidsnts
stisrtion.
Whst 10 ~ asksd Secretary Rect
Kittens, 1 think; replied ths Pfssidsss.
turriug hi, borss sround. Asd they
seem to be 10 distress.
Then the Csisi kssistrs.s bsssn -
iuvsstisstion sni discovered thH tbs
aslspehoiy chorus issusd from the open
sslet.bssiH Of . ssH.
Tas Prssidest bsskossd u tso urcbiss
sho, from On sved dis.snos, vsrs admir-
insly vslshiss the periorssses.
viii one Of you boys crawl into The
opssiss wkis The other holds bis lsgsi
President R,ossvsl. sstsd.
Sport like that With the srsstest per
sou,ss ia the Usilsd States ~ umpire
could eens reasonably only opss 10
lifetime. and The boys fairly tuublsd 10
the opportunity.
Tsa's the stua. syolsiusd the PfHi
dsst Nov vhst DO you fud ttsrsf
C.ts In q bse. shrilled the boy With
his head 10 the sewer. The othsr boy
slurdily oluns to to bis sompssions
legs. Toe kiiteHs, unsssrs that their
plight had stirred the sympstbiss OF the
head Of y ssliop, end thst tbsir deliver
ssss wss at hand. walled ~ IL = new clam
i,y we're sboat to strike.
Drag them cat, sime the csnusnd.
Ius u uoment the President Of the Unit
cd States, the Secretary Of War sud two
excited ysunsstsrs stood sroasi the res
eusi litter. Thee iorlors kittens ssrus
gled issbly. Then The wrath OF the lead
or Who has slaugbtsrsd Wild game ssd
shot down srnsd men in bsitls. blszsd
into spiths.s upon the wretch who had
Aaus he kittens 10 die in slow ssony:
The com otion brought out q wonder
ips butler irsn Q neighborins residence.
Will you care for these little kittsnsf
sskea the President. sive them milk and
. place 10 liver
Had the man been asked TO scespt =
Cabinet portfolio be e. uld not have 70
spoudsd with more heartfelt eassraess.
The Presi lent thanked hin, told the
sslouishsd urchins they we're little usp,
and, joining Ssct'ts'y Root, moved Cd
to the White House,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24
Cut OF.

Poor child exelsiasd Mrs Geodsrt. Who
hsd been tssttsd by The sppssl 10 the 81
ten, Of . qasflsr. Ard hov did this sesi
dent bsppes to Jour isiha'
Why. replied the briss, little sifl. bs
bsssed 20 mush nossy one dsy that b.
get drusk aud vss ssnt 10 l,ii.
Bat yen told ns bis sras we're cot On.
O,. no, MAS | ssid alma.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1902-07-24

-TtsOld Ons "A usns erst dollar 10
bis hardsst Ths Ysnng Ors-6s 10 hn
afss ssesssasst.
ViÌnland. [volume] (Minneota, Minn.) 1902-1908, 1902-08-01
LfFID 1 NORDVEsrUR-LANDINU

Eff per haf0 hyggju, a6 skifta I'M
bdstao, pa fari6 til Norovestur -landsins,
par sem PAD borgar sig ao lifa. bar err
framt1oar veldi landsins. Ve6ratta og
landslag er par margbreytilegt. par
verour land aldrei 1 ems lagu verdi og
PAD er MI. Ekkert land j%afnast 4 VIC
PAD til akuryrkju, aldina- rektar og naut-
gripa-raktar. Vatnsveitingar gera bond
ann 6ha6an regnfalli, og beztar vatns-
veitingar cru / Montana og Washington.
Borgir og bHir pjcta upp 1 Nor6vestur-
landinu.
Latio mig vita hvers per parfaist og
eg skal reyna ao liosinna YOUR. Ais
konar land er ao IA / heruoum peim, sem
Northern Pacific brautin liggur UNI. Lagt
fargjaid fHst banda landleitendum 1
september og oktober. Skritio mer hvert
per vilji6 fara og eg skal lata YOUR vita
hva6 PAD kostar.
CHAs. s. FEE, G. P. Ag't., N. P. R'y,
st. Paul, Mimi.