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Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
FLOODS AT PITTsBURG.
Hundreds Of Families Forced from Home
and Mills shut Down-Nesriy 4U.-
600 Men Idle

Pittsburg, Pa, March 2.-Witb
every tributary Of the Allegheny and
Monongahela rivers emptying swirl
ing torrents into the banks of these
two streams and rushing down to the
point where they converge to form
the Ohio, Pittsburg was given 3
vista ton yesterday which forced
hundreds of families to either aban
don their homes or seek escape from
the water in the upper stories, while
mud and water dispensed destruction
and discomfort below. Mills in the
low-lying levels throughout the coun
ty, numbering between so and 60
were flooded and 3s,375 men ars
thrown idle for four or five days with
a loss in wages Of more than 1926,
749. The food was general through
out western Pennsylvania,
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
IN EXTRA SESSION.
IN Response to q Psoeia ma tion by the Prss.
idsnt the New senate Convened
ON Thursday.

Washington, March s:-The presi.
dent Monday issued the following
proclamation: Whereas, Public in
terests require that the senate should
convene in extraordinary session;
therefore, I. Theodore Roosevelt,
president of the United States of
America. do hereby proclaim and de-
clare that an extraordinary occasion
requires the senate Of the United
States to convene at the capitol in
the city OF, Washington on the 5th
day of March next, at e12 O'Clock noon,
and all persons who shall at that time
be entitledsto act as members of that
body are hereby required to take No
fice."
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
LACEY OBJECTS TO LEE.
Iowa Congressman Thinks Virginia
Should Put President Monroe In
National Capitol Statuary Hall.

Washington, March Represents
tive Lacey, of Iowa, Is opposed to
permitting the erection of the statue
of Robert E. Lee in Statuary hall.
He says: with James Monroe still
unprovided for. his name being in the
mouth of every loyal American, north
and south, and a household word in
every, part of the globe connected
with the living doctrine on which we
all unite, it seems to me that Virginia
cannot afford to sidetrack him and
put up Gen. Lee instead, whose pres
ence alongside of President Lincoln
and Grant in the National Hall Of
Fame might be considered as state
ment to posterity that. there was no
distinction in merit between those
who fought on the side of the union
and those who fought against it,"
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
INTERRACIAL MARRIAGES.
Bishop Hamiitea, Of the n. T. Church
Sees No " rong Marriage of whites
to Negroes and Ch,nese.

San Francisco, March 2.-Bishop J..
w. Hamilton, of the Methodist
church, threw a bombshen into the
meeting OF the Young Mems Metho-
dist league when he ayowed his be-
lief that there was nothing wrong in
intermarriage of whites with negroes
and Chinese. "You may shudder,"
said the bishop. "at the idea of such
intermarriages, and it is natural you
should, but such unions are illustra-
tive of the sweeping away Of caste
lines, which should occur in the
church anu which are occurring in the
world" Then he spoke of his own
experience in Brooklyn, where he had
frequently married white men to ne
gro women and the reverse and where
also he had married whites and Chi
nese.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
Only the P~aoh Crop Ruined.

Kansas City, No., March 2.-The e1-
tremely cold weather OF the last few
weeks has ruined the peach crop of
Missouri. L. A. Goodman, secretary
of the State horticultural society,
has received reports from all parts OF
the state, which indicate that the in
jury to peaches is general. While the
crop of this fruit has been practical
ly destroyed, no other fruit has suf-
fered material injury. Apple pros
poets are brighter than for years and
g very large crop is expected.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
he WANTED TIE REWARD.
Governor of Province In the Phi tppiuss
Personally Captured = Muoh Wanted
Insurgent Generat.

Manila, March Gov. Dancel, of
Rizal province. has captured Col.
Santos, one of the ladrone leaders. at
San Jose de Navotos, a village five
miles north of Manila, on a small is
land. Gov. Dancel learned of the
whereabouts of Santos and surround
ed the house with police and con-
stabulary. The governor then en-
tered the house personally and made
prisoner of Santos, who has been
brought to Manila. Col. Santos was
the leader of the ladrones in Rial
province and a comrade of Gen. San
Miguel. A reward had been offered
for his capture.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
REV. LEILIca TOO HAsTY.
Anti Smoos Agitators In Utah Regret Ths
Charges of Poiygamy Were Brought
Forward In Senate.

Salt Lake City, March IA commit
tee representing the Ministerial asso
citation and the citizens who protested
agaist the seating Of Reed Smoot in
the United States senate have sent 3
telegram to Senator Burrows, chair
man of the senate committee on privi-
leges and elections, deprecating the
charges Of polygamy filed with the
committee by Rev. j. L. Leilich as
tending to obscure the main issue
raised against Mr.. Smoot, that of his
being an apostle of the Mormon
church.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06

airy disorders, Dropsy, Diabetes
Bright's Disease. Doan's Kidney Pills
cure all ills of the kidneys and blad-
der. Read this testimony; it tells OF
q cure that lasts:
Mr.. A. W.. Lutz, carriage wood
worker, of 100 nth Ave-, Sterling, Ill,
says: "After procuring Deans KID
ney Pills in the month of November.
1897, took q course sDf the treat
ment which cured me OF baekache
and other 9annoyanees due to over
excited or weakened kidneys. Dur
ing the three years which have
elapsed. have had no occasion to re-
tract one word OF my statement
made at that time. I now. sunhesf.
tatingly and emphatically re-endorse
the claims made for Doan's Kidney
Pills"
A FREE TRIAL OF this great kid
ney medicine which cured Mr.. Lutz
will be mailed on application to azy
part OF the United Rtates. Address
Foster-Milburn Co., Buffalo, n. Z.
For sale by all druggists, price 50
cents per box.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
Buslsr Is Not a oaitser.

Washington, March a.-James u.
Butler. recently unseated as mem
ber of the Fffty-seyenth congress
from the Twelfth Missouri district.
viii return to St. Louis, soon to begin
ao defense Of the contest brought by
George d. Reynolds for the long term
of the Fifty-eighth congress. Butler
says be viii stand for re-election in
1904, whether he-loses or Eins the
contest. Butler is believed to be the
only congressman in the sunites
States whose seat has been eonteste<
three times In succession.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
UNION BANK RoBBERs7
Two Men Arrested at Hartford. Conn Sup
posed to- Have Looted the Missouri
Institution December 27.

Hartford, Conn, March 2.-Willian
Rudolph, known as the Missouri
Kid" and George Collins were ar
rested here yesterday by officers Of
detective agency and the Hart
ford police. The men are wanted
for a bank robbery at Union, Mo-.
committed December 81. The safe
and vault were blown open and while
one Of the burglars secured the
money the other stood ON the street
with revolvers and prevented citizens
from interfering. About $4,000 in
money and 100000 in securities were
stolen.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06

New Orleans, March 3.-The steam
er Breakwater from Puerto Cortez,
of q desperate. battle between gov
ernment troops and a. force of insur-
gents under command of Lee Christ
mas, an American, which resulted in
the defeat of Christmas and the al
most complete annihilation of his
little army.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
BECAME TOTALLY: BLIND.
death OF Ex2 x2Coneressnnan5Jehu Baker. .
Famous Charaoter In the Po.itioai
$50 &c HAtory OF Iuaaois.

eBsllevifle, Illl 'Mafot,> s.lTne' fact
that he never, Inc any of his cam
paigns spent money for liqupr and
that he never permitted campaign
committees to pay his expenses, Was
a boast OF ex-6ongressmahE Jehu sBa-
keF. who died at his home here Sum
day. He had been totally blind since
1885, but death was directly due to
an attack of paralysis two days ago.
Mr.. Baker was 80 years old and bad
lived in Believille the greater part.of
his life.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
Baby Left on Doorstep.

Joplin. Mo-. March IA baby boy
was found on the doorstep at Depu-
ty Sheriff Clarence Ker's home wrap
ped in a tiny bundle. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kier have adopted the little one and
will give it a good home.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
Recstn,s and Expsad,tures.

Washington, March 3.-The month
ly comparative statement of the gov
ernment receipts and expenditures
airy, 1903, to have. been 81, ,02s, ,179 and
the expenditures S37, ,750, ,749, leaving
surplus for the month of $5,277, ,43o.
as against $2,s60,449 surplus for Feb
ruary, 1902.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
Kiilsd Jailer and Escapeu.

Olympia, Wash, March 3.-Chris T.
Benson, grand larceny prisoner in
the county Jail, killed the jailer, David
Morrill,, and escaped. Benson left
open the inner and outer doors of the
Jail. Mrs. Jessie Mills, wife of the
sheriff, arrived ON the scene with a
revolver in time to prevent seven
prisoners from gaining their liberty.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
A Kau.as Patriarch Dies.

Wichita, Kan, March. 2.-William
Green, 81 years old, was buried here
Saturday. Mr.. Green made speeches
in 1898 for Congressman Jackson and
made his maiden speech in favor of
service pensions for soldiers of the
revolutionary war. He was at the
reception given by the city OF New
York to Admiral Decatur in 1916 and
ran away from school to go.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
Hl.xico, o. -.,n "a, sold Basis.

Mexico City, March 3.-There. is,
growing belief here that before the
end of the year the country will have
adopted practically gold basis. with
modifcatfons to suit local needs.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
Death of Horace II. angan.

Guthrie, Ok, March 3.-Horace 81.
Hagan, one of the most prominent
democratic politicians and bankers in
Oklahoma. is dead here of heart fail
ure: He was former resident of ST.
Mary's, Kan, and brother of At
torney Eugene Hagan, of Topeka, and
Rev. Father Hagan, of Chicago.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
Actor saIeor ROW,

Kansas City, No., March. 3.-James
Fulton, an actor formerly with the
Woodward Stock company, became
involved in quarrel in saloon al
sol Main street and In the melee bit
the nose off of John McCarty, propri-
etor OF the saloon.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06

wiii Send . GeograDher With Zieeier.
Washington; March s3.-The Nation
al Geographic society is. .-eentenplat-
Ing nominating scientific geograph
er ito aceompanI the ziegleF arctic
expedition that is to start for the
north pole in May or June of this
year.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
Refaasd 60 Dl. .fr.nohi.e ealwav.

London, March 2.-A motion to dis
franchise Galway, in consequence .o1
It's action in electing CoL Arthlli.
zEyHclz, recently convicted Of .shig
treason, was defeated in the house o.
commons by 24s to IS votes.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
Three Tr.ianen KiII<d In = Collision.

Syracuse, N. Y, March 2.-The
southwest limited train ON the New
York Central road, westbound. was
wrecked at the East Syracuse yards
IN a collision with freight cars and
three trainmen lost their lives. Three
other trainmen were also injured.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
Di.a.trous F,re ar H..tlrez. Neb.

Hastings, Neb.. March 2--Fire
started in the upper story of the
Shedd- block. occupied by the Hastings
business college. A solid row Of brick
business blocks. reaching from Lin
coin to Burlington avenues. burned.
causing a loss OF about $500, GOO
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06

Bentonville, Ark, March 2.-For 20
days faithful dog stood guard over
the body of A. E. Perkins, formerly
of Kansas City. who had evidently
been murdered at his home, nine
miles north of here.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
Victory for Assessment Companies

Victory for. Assessment Companies.
Jefferson City, Mo-, March 1.-Sena-
tor ClarlSe's bill to exclude assess
ment life insurance companies from
Missouri went to defeat in the sem
ate. During the debate Senator
Heather denounced the state insur-
ance. commissioner for lobbying for
the bill and against assessment COM
panieS.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
sta,ue Com,nx fn 1904.

: Berlin. March 2.-Emperor William
has instructed Minister Won Stern
burg to inform President ,Roosevelt
that the staGae of Frederick the
Great win not be sent TO the United
States until the spring Of 1904.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
1--we. Lnst Ia K<ntneky FLOOD.

Midclesboro, KY, March 2.-As re-
suit Of cloudburst in the mountains
This section was devastated by flood
which washed houses and fences
away It Is reported several lives
were lost
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
WIN rner Rejoice In saivndor.

San Salvador March 3.-Gen. Regal
ado Sunday handed over the presi
dency to Gen. Pedro Jose Escalon
who was declared elected February
10. This was the first peaceful trans
fer of the presidency in so years, and
has caused great rejoicing throughout
Salvador.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
Hferram Mi Rexteu.

st. Paul. Mimi. March 2.-Ex-Gov.
w. r. Merriam, director of the United
States census bureau will resign to
take the management of New York
mercantile house.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06

Lincoln, Neb.. March SIN the
state senate yesterday Mr.. Wall. OF
sherman county. introduced a bill te
lbo7ish capital punishment- II Is SAID
to hare strong support
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
ben, s.at-men...

Washington, March 3.-The month
" statement of: the public debt shows
that at the closs of business Febru-
airy 2s, 1903. the debt; less cash in the
treasury, amounted to S9a7,97s. .s9s.
which is "a decrease as compared with
January 81 of $s,969. .665.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
J.P More.n.. ssso.ooo L,brarv.

New York, March 2.-Many work.
men, are completing the foundation
efor J.l Pierbo Morgan s new library
building at the rear OF his home at
Madison avenue and East Thirty-sixth
street. 1t is to. cost $500, ,oea.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
The Coinage for February.

Washington, March 3.--The, month
,iy statement of the coinage executed
at the mints of the United States
shows that during February, 1903. the
total amount was So, ,lse, $50, as fol-
lows: Gold, S7,4ss,51o; silver, st;521.-
QOe; minor, coips, $1s7, $40.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
Santa Fe Trn.nmen Get an Advance.

Topeka Kan, March 2.-The Santa
Fe reported Saturday an agreement
with the conductors and trainmen
regarding a scale of wages. 1t is un-
derstood that the advance was Is per
cent
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
Strikes You ANY THE.
Never know when

Never know when
or where backachs
pains VIII strike
you The kidneys
viii go wrong. and
when they do. the
first warning is gem
orally through the
back. Do not fail
to help the kidneys
wRn they're sick
n e g / 9 c t 9 meazs
many serious ills.
It's only a short
step from common
backache to Rhep-
matte pains. aUriR-
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
Knapp DAD . surpri.ine Thing.

Hamilton, O., March 3.-Alfred
Knapp was arraigned Monday in the
police court for the murder of Han
nah Goddard and pleaded not guilty,
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
a Eta9 for the Po.t.i Service.

Washington. March 3.-The pos
Office department win shortly adop
a. flag emblematic Of the postal serv
ice.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06
LOOK inYOUR
MIRROR


give tobe rid Of
those pimPles
and biackheads.
that saliow COM
plexion. those
lustreless eyesf
No doubt you
would give 80
cents tobe cured
of constipation.
Barton County democrat., 1903-03-06

liver troubles, indigestion. and
dyspepsia Get rid of these
troubles and your complexion
will clear up like an April day
after a shower. Take
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SEATTLE. EDmoNps AND
EVERETT p0IITE

Fast Strs. CITY Of Everett or Telegram
WINTER SCHEDULE
Three Round Trips Daily.
tals 4. m.
Leave Everett s:2s a. m. g.so D. m. and
20 u. m.
Colman Dock-Seattie
Everett Land CO nock-Frerett
Telephonea Sunset. James iSti. Ind i1pt
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Free Want Ada
Sec Classified pare for Free Want
Ada
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Ihulldins, which" he added grace.
fully. \ nheaid never be Ia npsi
ton 20 90 at all i,ut for Your assist
anfs."
"on my arrival" said Fakranh, I
heard thee lsmantiaa The difficulties
% the task. Wherein do they con
Hlat >"
Oh said Horace, ITS a little
difficult Co please all the dffaruat
people coaeefned and myself. too. !
want % make something Of u that |
shall be proud of. and that will sivs
me reputation. IT'S large house
and there will be a good deal Of
work In Il. bat | shall manage Il all
right
.rfnis IL a great Undertaking In
deed" remarked the Jinns~. after he
had ssh~d various by NO nfsans un.
Intelligent au. stions and received
tin. answers. Hut be persuaded that
/ n shall all turn out most Fortunate
~ and thou shalt obtain great re-
nown. And now he ooactudsd. 4
am com PEELED TO take Leave Of thre.
for I arr still without any certain
ttdinas Of suleynan."
"rou must not let me Keep you.
said Horace. who had been ON
thorns for some minutes ia@t nesvof
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sheaIa return and und him with his
m yss~fiaas visitor. You see" he
at9~a inHiraetiv~ly. 80 LONG a. you
wiil neglect Your oNn much morn
important affairs Ia look aftsf mine.
you can hardly expect 20 make mut
progress can you fiy the way.
what place Nrr~ yua thinking Of
tfgfuK next For NuiNfmanf
4 purpose 90 rsfaif 20 slnrfah
| ana inquire There
I seApstaife nAId Nentlmarr. With
Z hearty approval. foF he hoped that
Z this would take the Jinner some iit :
{ lie time. wonderful city Sinrveh.
from ali I've heard. though not
quite what II used 10 be. pssha "a.
Then there's HahYlon-yoa might
SO on there And II you rhouldn
heaf ~ him there. why uus strike
down into Central Africa and Ia
That Thoroughly or South Amsri-
ca. It's q PITY - lose any ehanr-.
You've never been 70 south Ameriea
yet
4 have M, 20 nsach q. t~.rd uf
such a country. and how should
suisgtnAn Be there =
Pardon me. didn't say hs was
there. Al msant Ia convsy was
that h~'a quite 80 likely 90 be there
as ANY, here elise hut n you're go
I ing To Ninsxsh first. you'd better
I ios~ 80 more time. for I've always
an dsrutood that rs rather an Awk-
ward place 10 act at. though prob
ably u went tak~ you very long
4 care not. said f'akrash.
"thnagh the search b. long. for In
travel there are five advantages
4 know interrupted Horace. so
don't stop ta describe them now. I
should ilk. 10 sec you fairly started.
and you really mustn't think u
necessary 10 break Off your search
again on my account. because.
thnnks 10 you. shall get on apien-
dldly alone for tho future
May Allah never deprive thy
I friends 81 thy presence" returned
I the Jinnes. for truly thou ART a
most excellent young man
And. steppinR backward into the
fireplace. he was gasne in an in
slant -
yentlnore sank back IN his chair
with a SIGH Of relief He had begun
60 fear that the 1inuHr would never
take himself off. but he had gone at
last and for good
Now" he said. Il car set TO
work and knock off these plans IN
peace ana duietusNa"
hut he had not done much before
/ he heard sounds In the next room
witch told him that HeevOF had re-
| turned. Neuflmore went In To see
him and 20 tell him the unexpected
piece Of rood fortune that had come
90 himself since they last met. IL
~ needless 70 ssy that he Sustained
I from any mention Of the brass bottle
or the iinnes. a. uueHssntial ell
ements IN his story.
Reevor'H congratulations were
quite as cordial az could be expected.
as soon NJ he fully Understood that
no hoa WAS Intended
when Horace went back 20 his
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own office. he found that all hia for
mer certainty and snIoYment 81 his
work had returned 20 him. and ny
the end ~ the das he had made 30
much progress that his designs
needed only few finishing touches
60 be complete enough Zoe HIS
cheats inspection.
N@ttaf ntiii. on returning 20 his
rooms that evening. Co change be-
fore going to KsnslnEiou. he found
that the admirable HakraHh had
kept hts promise every chest. sack
and bale had been cleared away
Them cHmeis come back tot the
things this afternoon STR said
Mrs RBpkin. and u pat the In a
fiuater az first. fof / made sure
you'd locked your door and took the
key, nut I must have mlatook
leasisAya them Arabs get m some
how hope you meant everything
10 GO back"
quite" said Horace. 4 saw the
the person who sent them this
morning and told him there was
nothing l cared for enough 10 keep %
Now that everything Waa gone.
Horace felt "A little natural regret
and doubt whether he need have
been quite 80 Incorporating In
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his refusal Of the treasures. i
might have kept some - those tiH-
sues and things faf sylvia. be
thought "ana she loves pearls. And
IA prayer carpet would have pleased
the professor tremendously.
Hut no. after all. u wouldn't have
done sylvia cuuidn't - about In
pearls the sias Of new potatoes and
The professor would only have
ragged me for more reckless eNtfav-
aEanee nssideA n ia taken any
% the Jinnse's aifis he might keep
on pouring more IN I'll ] should be
Just where ! was before worse
OF. really because I cuNiidn5t de-
GENTLY refuse them then. So itu
best as {, 10
tEBufinueAi
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q Dopr Goud 0tt@.

q Saia1Ra tastAiits. osws. Ataii liss
W tSss L. oosaetj SS'Ts moi ssiGrs ,~aAsi .,
\ - coa.Ae ) der,t lsTrssa. -eul-Asma o
~ So ma cuSts,usss, u;deal ,r,srtlor,;ry' arrvt
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sYNopsIa

aYNopRIH.
Horace Nsntimore. an unsuccessful
yaung London architect. loves sylvia
daughter OF Prof FutNoYe, 40 elnl
neat oriental scholar. At an Auction
Horace purchases am ancient brass
bottle. When the bottle IL opened.
FakraAh ell Aamaah ltnnss, VITO
had been Imprisoned Ia the bottle
centuries before by King so'oimoe'
emerxcs
The Jtnnee. after sweaftns eternal
gratitude. disappears, Horace be
ller.s he dreamed oG Heeins him, The
next daY a client mysteriourly ar
rixra az uorace.s office.
The client. Samuel waekrtbaih'
employs Horace 20 build him mas =
nific~nt house The professor con-
seats to fIaraeesr ensas entent "a
sylvia. aud becomes Interested IL
the brass battle,
The Iinnee obtains rich client
Samuel Wackcrhath. for Horace. and
promises many rewards for his re-
lease, The professor approves Hef
aces engagement To sylvia.
The Jtanse sends Horace a present
OF gold aud Jewels worth thousand'
NJ millions.
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THE ADVANTAGES or EARLY SHOPPING

Every year newspapers the faces Of tired
clerks appcalt TO The publ q eariy,
put
before Christmas and pay wen
CHRISTMAS is matter planning one buys some
be expended
spent made days and weeks
all set ZOE your money ~
goods an
Tho clerks not
10 questions show you
would best
he r the ideas OF grt
o ypuw heeons a holiday riot
temper when
the clerk who Il waiting on
the wants Of dosen other Gus
early You wm not
sold the last yesterday
ydu viii find Christmas
a instead Of task
Of al you distribute and therefore
Dcvembsr tragedy In tho
behind They work for
You can be o. yourself
Yaa o that
SHOPPING EARLY.
taking the place Of
the
skull invariably the dis
o a ncshnE
10
ehhd the Philippines It's
poNeess before that good
luck
airahip=
eye her SanaiA
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CARRY THE Good
NEWS 70 YOUR
MOTHER

10 your wives and 10 your dauEh-
tsrH fflat this is true cat ~ our
Charter Oak Range that everyone Ia
talking ~ much sb9st being such fine
bakers Another carload Just arrived
We also have the atzhdsrd- Ohio. Ma.
ieatte. GARLAND. Star Estate, aaa mAaT
other brandas also cOskl6g and Heating
atsvcs Of almost aYsry known maks
and sIse Heating Stoves .rsdac~d IL
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