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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-29
SCANDiNAVIANS' RALLY.
Swedish Republican Club Has Attractive
Program for Political Meeting.

There Is TO be rally under the aus
pices OF the Swedish Republican club Fri
day evening I'm the hall on the top floor at
No. es Weybosset street where some
good speakers are announced
Among those who will present the is
sues OF the campaign are David j. White.
clerk OF the senate and JelIan ]. Tuck.
clerk In the Tenth district court.
"Verdandi" the Swedish Singing socie-
ty OF this city OF over % voices will be in
attendance and render a number Of seIec-
tions during the evening and I'm conclu-
sion when the politics and music have
been taken In the assemblage will be re-
galed with refreshments.
Though the committee extends an earn
est invitation to all Scandinavians. n is
probable that all interested persons will
be admitted
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-29
RIVALS
BET RIDE IN
BARROW
Sps|bIndsrs Of Two Parties
Also Stake Money and a Ban.
quot on Election.

New York, Oct. 2s-Smon steingut. the
Democratic Mayor of Second avenue.
and Max Hahn, the Republican Mayor
OF Avenue G, were at loggerheads Tues
day night. Their districts adjoin each
other on Avenue Il.
Friends and ow-citizens.' roared
Steingut from n truck I'm his district on
the west side OF Avenue B. at Seventh
street, vote for tEat grand man, Nc
Clelqan. He'll reduce your rents and he
will do all he can TO mako your life moro
happy"
That man Steingut Is n windbag!"
shouted Hahn, who from his truck on
the east side of Avenue e had heard
Steingut's remarks. Hes looking TO be
a commissioner when Mcclellan Is elect
ed. and hem promise you the earth II
you will believe him. Vote for Mr. Low"
steingut Immediately became excited.
Did you call me a windbag?" he
noared across the street to his Republi-
can rival.
NO" retorted Hahn. but I said that
your speech was all wind
IT'S wind. is It," exclaimed Steingit,
as he ran across the street where the Re-
publican spellbinder was located. Here 3
$50" he added as he pulled roll OF bills
from his pocket, Ito back my statement
that Mcclellan will be elected by 10000"
Hahan promptly took the wager
Now. Steingut.' said Hahn, "let me
propose as a bet a. wheelbarrow ride
around Tompkins Park. which is In part
OF your district and also in mine.'
"All right" joyfully responded Stein
gut. 'T'll be In the wheelbarrow and
you'll be the one to do the wheeling"
II have still another proposition" con-
unued Hahn. After the wheelbarrow
ride that night we ought 10 supply the In
ner man, and I'll make another bet for
the loser TO pay for banquet. both sides
to invite twenty guests each"
This was also accepted
What do we get7' shouted several
hundred people who had witnessed the
above
That's So" replied steingut '"You
can come TO the saloon with us and we'll
stand treat. Say. boss. schooners for tho
crowd"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-29

In one or two cases. last summer car
loads OF female school teachers. hailing
from the Middle. Western Estates made
tours to the coast and all located lands.
SO far as known no evidence OF fraud
has been discovered In these specific
cases, but the officials OF the department
contend that I'm view OF the fact that
over $500 is required TO complete the ac-
QUESTION OF titles, some OF these entries
are suspicious.
In other cases. entries have been made
In the names OF purely fictitious persons.
The connivance OF officials is necessary
In proceedings OF this character and this
line OF cases lend themselves most easily
to discovery and prosecution. 1t also APP
pears that the frauds extend eastward
from the coast states into Idaho, Mon
tana and Nevada.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-29
PRIZE FIGHTER SUES.
Young Corbstt Prusecutss Editor Of Sport.
Ing Paper for Alleged Libel.

Boston. oct. 2e.-Editor william A.
Pierce OF the Police News was srraigned
in the municipal court today on the
charge OF criminal libel, and the case was
continued until Nov. .. by request OF
counsel.
The complainant Yves William IT. Roth
well. known I'm boxing circles as Young
Corbett." the champion featherweisht Of
America. who claims that the Police
News contained an article which held
him I'm contempt.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-29
A $4,000 ATTACHMENT.
Otis {. Sweet Of wsstport Brings Suit
against Wm. |. WhIprIs.

According 20 the city hali records to-
day. Otis r. Sweet cf westport Conn.
has attached property of william l.
whipple az the city for $1,000.
The writ was served on the United
States National bank ss trustee. and the
property levied on consists OF land. build
ings and improvements on the north side
OF Delaine street, some 1871 square feet
I'm all and land and building on West
minister street
Page. Page and Cushing appear for the
plaintiff
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-29
MAY NOT RECOVER.
Mrs. Nall, Burned Ia Fluat lscmInstsI,
In critical Condition,

Leoninster. Oct 2s.--At the hospital to-
day IL was stated that Mrs. Hannah Hall.
woh was severely burned in the fire which
destroyed the factory OF the Columbia
company here yesterday. probably win
not recover.
The entire upper part ~ her body is
terribly burned. and as che ie "a years
old. the physicians consider N remark
able that she has lived so long after re-
ceiying her injuries
The other three women who were hurt
i'm the factory. Miss Alfonsine Pinard
Miss Enie Woods and Mrs. A. u. Ken
dali did not sustained serious injuries.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-29
RUN ON BANKS.
Caused by lsIudIclOus Announcement In
Show Bills,

Barnsboro, Pa, Oct. 2e.--Foreign mine
workers have just made a run on the
principal banking institution because OF
show bills which had been displayed
prominently about town. The bilis said
something about bank troubles and the
foreigners asked no questions. but hur-
rleily withdrew their cash.
They placed IL with coal operators, who
sent IL back 10 the bank In their own
deposits. so that the rain caused no in
convenience.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-29
DIVIDEND DISBURSEMENTS.
Those for November VIII Be Smaller Than
for Many Years for Same Month,

New York. Oct. 29.--IndustrIal dividend
disbursements during November will be,
according to reports so far made, sl5,g77,-
500, the smallest monthly aggregate in
several years.
These figures compare with sl9.s54. 4.525 in
October. and 81. 7.27s. 400 In September. in
November year ago the payments
amounted 20 sisT0,ii7.
To a considerable extent the falling of
In next months grand total is due to the
retirement by the United States Steel
corporation OF $780, all 900 preferred stock
under the conversion scheme.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-29
MIXED RECEPTION.
6lvsn Mitchell When Ne Addressed Stu-
dents Of Aberdeen University.

Aberdeen. Scotland. Oct 29-Mr.
Richie the former chancellor OF the
exchequer. had a mixed reception at
Aberdeen university this afternoon, when
he delivered his rectorial address
lie dealt mostly in the social progress
made during the 18th century. but when
he exhorted his hearers 10 LET the re-
memborance OF the relief afforded by the
repeal OF the corn laws steel your hearts
against the proposal to tax the food OF
the people" Hostile cries were mingled
with the cheers and much rowdyism pre-
vailed
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-29
COMPLETELY IN
LAND FRAUDS!
Three More Persons Indicted, One of When
Is Woman-TheF Formal Charge Against
Her Is That of Conspiracy.

HITCHCOCK RECEIVED
A N, INDICTMENT
CONNECTION LAND
PERSONS INDICTED AS
L. WOMAN
UNDER INDICTMENT,
CONNECTION WITH
FORGERY,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-29
BUSINESS IS NOT BRISK.

Pittsied, Mass. oct. a.--The wooden
manufacturing business here Is not as
brisk as n was during the. summer. Some
Of tho large mills have laid or a large
number OF employees on account OF work
being slack Several % the mill owners
report few orders IN sight
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-29
Mr., ELKISs' CONDITION IMPROVED.

Philadelphia, oct. 70. AT tho home OF
william L. Elklns today u was said that
his condition was improved He rallied
Unexpectedly from tho sinking spell
which overlook him yesterday and pass
ed n restful night
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-29
SENTENCE TO DEATH.

Manila. oct 2e.-Faustino Millerlo.
leader OF the band OF Ladrones. which
for months past has been ralding the
province OF Rissl. has been sentenced TO
death.
Two OF his Officers have been sentenced
20 Imprisonment for life and two others
10 Imprisonment FOR Is years.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-29
TEN YEARS IN | RlS0N,

Manila. oct. 2o.--Lleutenant James W
Walsh, constabulary supply officer. sta
toned at Masbata. In the province OF
vlsayas. military department OF Luzon.
convicted recently OF embezzllns si4Os
OF government funds. has been sentenced
10 ten years Imprisonment
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-29

The Dot contest ends FRIDAY. oct aoth
Get your count in before II is too late.
The last may be first
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-29

WANTED -EXPERIENCED DRESS.
makers Apply Room %. Ss5 Westminster
street
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-10-29
New YORK Stock MMi,i,

Reported for The News by N. CURTIS
gn TLEpGilER np CO.. street floor. Bani-
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-28
FOR RENT
UNFINISHED Houses.
DAVID G. BELL INVESTMENT CO.,

se DAVID G. BELL INVESTMENT Co.,
HousEs-IMoDERN
s11s University av SIC, rooms. hot water s.o 4
1890 9Th sat st Sc, rooms 900
1864 " LAX Lake st ST. rooms, hardwood floors )
11o1 Logan aoua av NV \. rooms modern. brick
a7sl Harriet oGsf av. 10 rooms. no furnace,
141s " W 5sth ST. st. room rooms good barn.. 500
1901 Harriet rs Z Sssps ho 81
100 Cecil st. rooms cistern, well, barn 1o.Q
eo7 I'D av S. rooms. cistern. we'll. lao
ssth rooms sisssrn we'll i
242s 2eth av S. rooms city water,
sos HUMBOLDT am1 ar II. rooms. city water is.S
1889 Crystal Lake av, rooms, cellar, city
,s,s water sewer. barn ; r.,.. III. lao
water, Vet sink, woodshed 1880. 1870
1422 25th av n. rooms. cistern, wood.
shed. screens. storm sash .......... 30
1926 Hillside av, rooms. city water,
GAG Grard az n. rooms she'd cellar -
1886 ist Az 5. s.roon house with ; city 80
wafer uN sfTfs ROOMS. io'o'
6o4 Adams st NE. second floor, 5 rooms
s7os Riverside s't av second door, rooms, i0
514 " lake st, second door. rooms. 20
SO Western av, first door. rooms, city
725 9Th Az N, second door. rooms. ,it, -
water sewer .................... e.ot
1921 Queen av N. first floor, rooms good
cellar, cistern. woodshed, barn -. sot
64 Jewett place, first floor. 8 rooms, well 90t
go Dupont nv N. first floor. 5 rooms.
"sn FLATs.No;T HEATED iii;n:''.''' so'
10T and 100 W SD st, o rooms, all mod
49, srn go. .... - ao.ot
$50 2od av S, first floor, 8 rooms, city
water sewer, closet, bath, woodshed is .ot
STORES
IA r I'd st y, double brick store building. 2o.ot
solo Lyndale av 8, basement, arrange for
barber shop .,....e. 10 or
The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-11-28

THORPE BROS,
REAL ESTATE, LOANS AND RENTALS
ANDRUS BUILDING.
$s1-1s21 I'd st n. 4 rooms, city water.
$lo--9a Cedar Lake road, 7-room house.
S1l-121 Holden st, rooms, city water
$12-3046 Bryant av 8, 4 rooms, modern
$l5-S4os Emerson av g, 7.room house, well and
cistern. - -
$2o-So29 Grand az, 7-room house, ''stove heat"
$l2-2311 81 st 8, six rooms.
$sS22-a2aSs Chicago av. s-room modern house.
$50 ia Sth st s. rooms, modern.
SS0--l16 Bradford av, 10.roon house, large barn
S6o-4o1 Oak st Sc, Groom modern house.
$60--2O17 Bryant av S. 1O-roonn modern house
$1o-2s2 I'd av S, rooms, city water.
FLATS.
Eranklin Heights Apartments, a05-9o7 800 "
Franklin.
One Broom apartment SOS
Cafe Attached. :
WAREHOUSES;.
519 list av S. third and fourth hoor snitab,s
for light manufacturing. -
warehouse, about 6ox75, with trackaee on Nc.
ollet Island. - - -
11oh 9Th st s, second and third door, 44xse;
electric elevator.
2OS Ntcollet av, $500 feet
ais Sd av N, 1900 square feet, electric ele.
vator. 80. - :, -
s76-eth av Sc and 9th st, sox2oo.
'FoR RENI--Suite of three Offices in the An.
-Ps drus building; floor space 400 square feet
THORPE BROS, =
49,. 206 Andrus Building,
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FINANCIAL

CHEAP MONEY. RI
LONG TIME.
81 EASY = =. 81
PAYMENTS. +.
It pays to borrow Of
MINNEAPOLIS LOAN co.
PRIVATE LOANS. Ii YOU WANT
MONEY AND A FRIEND, 100, CALL
ON US. al sa
WE LOAN MONEY s
ON FURNITURE, PIANOS, HORSES, !
WAGONS, ETC, without removal from $
your possession. located any in Hen s
) nepin county, AT IhE Low EST RANSS
AND EASIEST TERMS.
SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NOTE; $
7 no 5lNDOkSEk; NO Red TAPE; QUICK i
i SERVICE NO PUBLICITY. s
I. Call the old reliable
MINNEAPOLIS LOAN Co,
6Ol-Z Globe BI1g.,a ~ srb st s.
+ Open Monday and SATURDAY till .. m. !
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The best time
to use Journal
w ant Ads is all
the tinle---and
the best want
a d s---i f you
W a n 7 y 0 u r
moneys worth
Ito use all the
time are Jour
nal w ant Ads.
Begin Monday.
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Flats.
Continued.

Continued.
50 month corner Lyndale and LIKE; three large
plSain rooms Seo1 Garfield. 81. Fitzgerald, aois
oAKWooD, 1900 Sd Av some sEvEN.RooM;
Janitor w. r. Mealey. 4l3 Bank Of Com,
UPPER NooLLET TsLAND-FINE, FIVE.
9 sflswold Seoet issnd NV. t afsp
FOR RENT-MoDERN FLAT, 3se z 18th 81,
steam heat, janitor service, $22.50 per month.
McQuade McQuade. 7l2 Northwestern block.
FOR RENT-UNFURNIsHED FLAT. PLEAS.
storm sash; reasonable rent 1873 26th ct. s.
THE FINEST oVTsIDE, MODERN, new, SIX.
room room nat tn u the city second hoor southeast
front. l166 Girard av s. Inquire ITO
sle.-TouR.RooM SUITE, PRIVATE KALI,
second floor. newly papered aud In order;
water. gas: references. 526 TIN ay S.
NEW FLATS JUST FINISHED, ROOMS AND
pu@sns ~ oa he's II hard wood finish
At DOVER COURT, STEAM HEATED FLATS,
service. See ianitor. 527 9Th ay Sc
FLAT-FIvE ROOMS, DOWN TOWN; MODERN
hei 4 Fla Isda sf sisx town partly
FOR RENT-sIx.RooM FRONT FLAT IN THE
Lexington 50 11th st s. Newly papered and
painted Inquire OF ianitor. 4 s
UNFuRNIsHED FLAT-THREE-RooM FLAT
nee, c!ean and warm, partly modern, good as
new, Slo. $500 18th av s.
FOR RENT-sMALL COSY FLAT FOR ADULTS
only; heat and gas; cheap. o5Se Harriet av s.
Furnished Flats.
BEST FLATS - ONE OF THOSE ELEGANT
Park nv apartments, eight rooms. completely
furnished, including piano and telephone, for
Park ay. - -ElE5.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED HOUSE OF SIX
brtght sunny rooms, thoroughly modern; CON.
bination heat: one block to car; good neigh.
borhood. Inquire 6o7 Phoenix building.
THREE ROOMS FOR LIGHT HoUsEKEEPING,
rent S.; OF Will sell furniture for $50. Ad-
Offices.
J. 8. BRADsTREET's PRESENT LOCATION,
It'll st and I'd av g, for rent about the first Of
the year Walter L. Badger, 100000 Oneida
building.
WE HAVE DEsKRoOM 70 RENT on COULD
carry some line that does not take too much
space: centrally located. Address 7777, Jour.
ALL KINDS OF BUSINESS PROPERTY FOB
RENT THORPE BROS, ANDRUS BLDG.
PRIVATE oFFIoE-UsE OF RECEPTION.
room; both phones. s03 Phoenix building.
GOOD OFFICE SPACE. ANY SIZE, FIRST
Miscellaneous.
4oxso, OR ADDITIONAL ROOM: CENTRAL
location; steam heat. elevator; suitable for
BARN SIaR Hssf ANp TIL ST.
stalls: and well built. INQUIRE H. e.
Ladd. Andrus building.
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BOARD OFFERED


NICELY FURNISHED ROOM, STEAM HEAT.
gas, bath, breakfast and 6 O'Clock dinner; mi.
vats family. references exchanged. 1o2 18th
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THE ROBERT E, BURNS COMPANY. & MOTTO
Best Satisfaction guaranteed.
Plumbing, steamftting. gas, hot-water hot.
air and combination heating and ventiiattng.
Once 81 Bank Of Commerce. Phone. Twin
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LOANS.
sAFAF1sn s VIII Ho ksbL sHe eyA
Germs, WITHOUT INDOKSEH Or SECE-
BLY, EXCEPT Hou tIs1 OWN NAME.
oNs, ETc., On SHORT ops' N Hissss RAa
ANp ALw3Ys RAvh BEEN So TA EA IS@ Aa
a 81 hH Can siNn g1 M Wal
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PRIVILEGE, THUS STOPPING ALL INTER
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sUREs AoS0RABLE AND CoNf1DE IN .li
DsAAhiNGs ,iO ALL: MINNESOTA MORT.
BUlLDlNG, CORNER list AV S AND 4th ST.
TRUST HIM WHO MAKES NO BOASTS
SlYe most men good listener.
Give most women enough norepaper.
And they will tell all they know.
Everything with US is confidential
We tell no one-keep it right at home.
SALARY LOANS,
$40 TO 500. y
We give actual rebate II loan is paid
before due.
Li PSioN te ISyEs Easy payments nG
soS-3o4 Lumber exchange, third door,
Open q. m. to $3.50 p. m. 8 o'clock Wednes-
CASH m ANY '' AMOUNT. :.
Don't let advertisements mislead you. Get
most reliable PLACE to borrow money on
HoUsgH gAL1F EuRS1r1,RH
PIANOS,
HORSES AND CARRIAGES,
without removal, for the longest time and on
ment reduces the debt. quick. Private and
Confidential. -
MINNEAPOLIS FINANCIAL COMPANY,
Room 40S New York Life Building.
Get off elevator at Fourth Floor.
O q q O q q n n ..
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STOVE REPAIRS
contInued.

REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES AND FURNACES;
done by experts Central Stove & General Re.
pair Co, 61s list ay s. T.C.822S; NV. S465 Ia.
REPAIRS FOR ALL STOVES; GREAT WEST.
ern Stove Repair CO.. 3i2 Hennepin av.
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SHOE REPAIRING

yoUNGQUIST, THE PRACTICAL 8. oEMAK.
er. has removed to 122 9th ct 8. opbvSita New
Z York Life. Formerly to8 LIST AZ g.
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WAKE UP-DoNT SAY MY FATHER AND
grandfather did not marry through an agency;
the world don't do things now as they did then
In anything. If you want to marry well aud
happily, write US. The Mutual Book Exchange.
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BOARD WANTED

WHOEVER AND DAUGHTER IA YEARS OLD
wish board and rooms In private family liv-
ing In Douglas school district Can furnish
rooms 1t desired. References exchanged.
55S2, Journal. s85
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PERsoNAL-DO YOU WANT NEW FEET1
Use Connection (pedephoros) cures corns.
calloused and excessive sweating feet; makes
old feet new; mail, Csc; write for free sample.
A. i ri fy
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FOR RENT
Unfurnished Houses.

aa& Continued.
$125o FOR sIx.RooM HOUSE, 1910 Esd Av NE,
hardwood finish. city water, storm windows,
newly papared and painted. Inquire 1920 ESD
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LADIES - oHICHEsTLR's ENGLISH PENNY
royal Pills are the best: safe, reliable: take
lief for Ladies' In letter by return mail: ask
your druggist. Chichester Chem. Co., Phila,
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SOCIAL DANCES EVERY WEDNESDAY. IN
strqetlons h al the STANDARD, popular,
gram S:45. Fourth Ward hall, 9th and Wes-
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MUSICAL INsTRUcT1oN-PIANo, ORGAN,
vocal; special terms; II you want so lessons.
private best instruction, for only $40, call i'm
mediately. Lessons given day or evening. Min.
neapolis School Of Music. 30S Central ay. third
Hnor
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PERSONAL - MY HUSBAND WAS A HARD
drinker for over 20 years. / cured him by
simple home treatment and I will gladly tell
you how did 1t. have nothing to sell, 1
want no money. Mrs: Margaret, Anderson, box
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TEE LEDGER" SYSTEM.

MINNEAPOLIS SALVAGE COMPANY-STOCKS
OF merchandise bought and cold. Sales Of
merchandise speciality. Our system of CON
Quoting sales is without cost to you. We are
constantly buying entire stocks at sherifrs' and
receivers sales. Bond and reference Write
Tor full particulars. Office, 655 Temple Court,
Minneapolis, MINI. Warehouse 428 LIST st N.
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YOUR LIFE IS INFLUENCED, YOUR FUTURE
revealed by the stars L point out dangers
and way to success Advice all matters.
Send birth date and two stamps for free
} reading. Prof. NJ. ]. Raphael, Philadelphia.
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MRS. BENTSON's DANCING SCHOOL, MON.
day evenings. a. Q. U. W. hall, II 7th st s.
Private lessons by appointment. Children
I class Saturdays. Pianist furnished on appIica-
/ ton. Phone Main 1857 J, ~
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GENTLEMAN RECENTLY LOCATED IN MIN.
neapolis desires pleasant room with home con.
! vcniences; response solicited from some one
1854
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prised and annoyed that he could
not recollect where he had put the
key until Madeleine soon found it,
and they were let to go on their way
without further hindrance. 1t was
some few minutes before Jacques
could decide to forget the mans
brusque manner, but Madeleine,
with her pleasant way, persuaded
him not to give it another thought.
1t was now evident on every hand
that they were arrived at the out
skirts, at all rates, of the big town.
Very soon Madeleine spoke to
woman who was taking home
basket of clean linen, and she told
them that they had yet many miles
to go before being fairly in the
city. Madeleine questioned her
as to the church of Notre Dame,
and when she said she had never
been there, Madeleine gesticulated
in great wonderment. The woman
told her, however that she lived in
another quarter. miles distant, and
knew only her own parish church.
They chatted for a while, the
woman very kindly answering all
their questions. When they had
parted from her they began to
realize something more of the great
undertaking of seeing Paris. They
stopped from time to time to make
a few purchases, which were put
into the seat, or into the end of the
cart. They wanted handsome
time-piece, and Madeleine had
promised Elise doll and a tea-set.
But the shop keepers began to
think the little lady from tlr
faubowgs, as they limited, was
difficult to suit. Toward noon
Jacques stopped to speak to a work.
man, sitting on the steps of new
building, eating his midday meal.
He was very polite and respectful,
and informed them they had yet
long distance to go to see the middle
of Paris. He told them that it was
too expensive there, that it would
cost them many francs for decent,
comfortable place for one night.
And he limited to Jacques that he
must be watchful, as there were too
many lettering about who were not
too reliable! He was guarded,
seeing Madeleine looked apprehen-
sive of some danger. When about