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The Minneapolis journal. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1888-1939, 1903-02-18

THE HANOVER FIRE INSURANCE coMPANY;
Principal office: New York. n. \. Organized
a. sssw sGs
nesota: Insurance Commissioner Cash capital
Premiums other than perpetuals so, 299 .s29.OS
Premiums on 1901 business SS3. 456.i6
Rents and interest ll9,0o6,0S
Profit on ledger assets over book
values io,o@' 10
Total income .........,.. 81, $50 ,o7ooo
DISBURSEMENTS IN 1902.
Amount paid for losses, ........ 81, 1O9 66550
Dividends and interest SO.OOoOO
Commissions and brokerage. 439 p
Salaries and fees of officers, agents
and employees l4l LIZ az
Taxes. fees and rents ......s...... S7,975.tN
All other disbursements ........... 14S, 607. 6S
Total disbursements ,o12, aos 81
Excess of income over disbursements S61,l6I do
ASSETS DEC. 81. 1902.
Value Of real estate owned .... $3.50, ooo.po
Mortgage loaus S, 10000
Collateral loans I. ..............s.I... 90
Bonds aud stocks owned ....... .. 2. sos. 90s. Is
Cash In Office and in bank 32a PCS. Is
Accrued interest and rents sol -
Premiums in course Of collection -. 245. sos. %
All other admitted assets 1s1.1571l
Total admitted assets I. Z. IS. 7es1 s.. s5
Assets not admitted zs,2s2.o3
LIABILITIES DEC. 81. 1902.
Unpaid losses and claims $2Is. 2Ss. go
Reinsurance reserve ..-.......... l,I3S,l 1867
Commission and brokerage ........ 80. 140.11 :
Return and reinsurance premiums y. 4l.9se.43
Capital stock paid up ............ 1000, 100000
Total liabilities including capital. So, 50
Net surplus .................. go oo2o
RISKS AND PREMIUMS, 1902 BUSINESS.
Fire risks written during the year. $315. s24 100 90
Premiums received thereon 1890. 5;43 o3o 81
Net amount In force at end of the
year sos5 90 4oo
BUSINESS IN MINNESOTA IN 1909
Fire. Tornado. Aggregate.
Risks written 81, 342 81 S12 25o 81, 4S3, ~
Losses Is::s: Rs,s ss ssss g Is 1855
Amt at risk, includ- y.
ing tornado ....s. ........ y ,036, 47S
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department of Insurance.
Whereas, the Hanover Fire Insurance Com
pany n corporation organized under the laws
/ of New York, has fully complied with the pro
visions of the laws of this state relative to the
admission and authorization of insurance com
panies of It's class,
Now therefore, /, the undersigned. Insurance
Commissioner, do hereby empower and authorize
| the said above named company to, transact 1t,
appropriate business Of fire insurance in the
state of Minnesota. according to the laws there
Of until the thirty first day of January, A. d.
1 1904, unless said authority be revoked or other
\ Wise legally terminated prior thereto
| In witness whereof. / have bereunto set m!
| hand aud affixed my official seal at st. Paul
/ this 31st day Of January. a. D.. 1908.
1 ELMER H. DEARTH.
Insurance Commissioner
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Not Said ID Criticism.

To the Editor of The Journal:
Will you allow me to say that my re-.
marks about the exercise of the uni-
yersity girls was made in no spirit Of
criticism upon the department of physical
culture? rejoice in the thorough and
successful work Miss Butner is doing. I
| always commend 1t most heartily. and
should like in every way to strengthen
and support it..
What 1 said formed no part of my paper
as written; it was simply an Illustration
thrown in to make the point that girls are
careless of their health and that mothers
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Asked $4,000 and Got 81.

A verdict for 81 against Milton D.
Brown was returned this morning by the
jury in the case of Joseph II. Rector
against Sadie A. Anderson, Milton D.
Brown and Jessie H. Wakeman, which
has been on trial for several days before
Judge Pond. Plaintiff claimed SIS. 900
damages on account of an alleged breach
of contract in regard to the possession of
some farm land An assault was also
claimed and as damages for this attack
with an ak made by defendant Brown,
the jury awarded plaintiff 81.
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Fell into a Post Hole,

Carrie III. Bertuleit is suing the city Of
Minneapolis and the Twin City Telephone
company for $1,000 damages ON account Of
injuries alleged to have been received by
plaintiff from falling into a telephone post
hole, unlawfully left by defendants. The
case is on trial before Judge Pond.
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Sues Stone Company.

Holm Borgerson is the plaintiff in a
damage suit for $1,000 against the Cook
Stone company, now being tried before
Judge Brooks. Plaintiff alleges that
through the gross negligence Of the de-
PENDANTS, in whose stone quarry he was
employed, a mass of rock was allowed to
fall and mangle his right leg.
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A benefit concert for the piano fund Of
the Logan school was given last night at
the Unitarian church by a committee of
former Logan school pupils now in the
North High School. The program was
given by Carl Riedelsberger volinist;
Carlo Fischer, -cellist; Miss Inez Davis,
soprano; and Miss Annetta Martinson,
reader.
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Mxape. Yake,S
Remedies
are matchmakers and beauty producers
YALE BEAUTY PRICES.

Nine. Yale's Skin Food removes wrinkles, 81 50
and So, two sizes. Our cut price, $l.@e
and s2.69.
Hr'e. Yale's Complexion Cream makes rough
skin smooth. S! per jar. Our cut price, 7sc:
Nine. Yale's Hair Tonic restores health and
natural color to hair, 81 per bottle. Our
cut price, 79c.
Nine. Yale's Complexion Bleach clears the COM
plexion of all blemishes, So per bottle. Our
cut price, $780,
Nine. Yale's Hand Wsitener makes ugly hands
soft, white and pretty, 81 per bottle ous
cut price, 79c.
Nine. Yale's Special Lotion No. l cures pimples
ard blaokheads, 81 per bottle. Our cut
price, rec.
Mnc Yales Special Ointment No. cures skin
diseases, 81 per bottle. Our special price,
Nine Yala's Bust Food develops the bust, makea
neck plump, $1.5o and s., two sizes Our
cut prices S1.25 and S2.69.
Mn,e. Yale's Germ Cure cures permanently soft
corns, hard and callnses, takes sore
ness out of in half hour; rs cents;
guaranteed to cure. Our cut price, gle.
Nine. Yales Fruitcura, tonic for curing wou1-
ems complaints, restoring tone and vitality
to the system, 81 per bottle. Our cut
price, 79c .-a,. ..
All of Mime. Yaie's other prepare
lions at equally low prices.
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should give the matter more attention.
May add my thanks to T he our
n for its accurate report. of my adj
dress IT did what is SO difficult, pre-
sented in, brief the exact spirit of my
paper and emphasized the very thought I
wished to- convey. b .lsz * 5S@@s a.
$500 * s.zzt-Maria L. Sanford.
University Of Minnesota, Feb. 16.
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WHAT OTHER PEOPLE THINK

The Cleveland Smallpox Case.
To the Editor Of The Journal:
In a note which you appended to my
letter on Vaccination and Smallpox" in
r h e J a Of Jan. %, you question
the accuracy Of some of my statements.
Permit me to submit letter from the
health officer Of Cleveland. This sustains
my assertions that no case of smallpox
originated in Cleveland during the fall
and winter of 1901-2. and that vaccination
was not resumed by the health board
until the late. spring Of last year-whcn&it
was forced by the clamor of the doctors.
DR.. friedrich 8 letter is a follows:
Cleveland. Ohio, Feb. 8, 1909.
Ny Dear Madam: We resumed vaccination
as health board measure in June. 1902. at first
tentatively, but the virus gave salts
faction we gradually extended it to wholesale
vaccination during August and September. 1902.
We bad no smallpox from Aug. "a. 1901. to
March 3D. 1902, that originated in Cleveland. al
though few cases were imported. and the case
that discovered March %. 1902 came
from Hoboken, n. J.. He arrived in Cleveland
fully broken out aud stayed for four days at a
lodging house, freely mingling with the inmates.
all of whom were hoboes. and scattered the
sconrge all over town. Hoping this will an
swer your question satisfactorily. remain yours
truly, Martin Friedrich.
It is needless to say DR.. Friedrichs new
virus is quite as Objectionable as any. and
for sound physiological reasons.
-Lora c. Little.
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It is noted that DR.. Friedrich admits
that vaccination with the new virus gave
satisfa ction and that it became general;
that an imported case in Cleveland
brought in during time when no vaccin-
alton was in practice but When sanitary
measures were relied upon. had the effect
to scatter the scourge all over town
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SWeethearts

Every girl Is in love either with real man or
an ideal lover. for love Is the first sentiment
awakened in the young girls heart. and 1t Is
the sweetest dream of her life. There is an
other quality however. closely related to love
that they inseparable all through life. and
Is Inn h VIII 9TH
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GERMAN INSURANCE coMPANYa 81
office. Freeport, Ill. lOrganized In 1861 9. ..
Collmann, President. VIM. Irembor. seerstary y
ance Commissioner Cash capital 100000.
INCOME IN 1902.
Premiums other than perpetuals.. 81, 7oS, 4s2. u
Profit on ledger assets over book
rl ss5n sil etns; source: 2.s sss:s!
Total incom. ............. 81, se1, sos. 10
DISBURSEMENTS IN 1902.
Amount paid for losses .........G 81 ,se7. 1851
Dividends and interest ........... 100000
Commissions and brokerage .::.... 6Il,5OD.s9
agent; ;.s and Is, sap pss{s s.
All other disbursements -, 29S ,6O515
j. Total disbursements ......... s2,5s7,5e7.o2
Excess Of income over disburse-.
yments Sio34S.Io
ASSETS DEC. 81, 1902.
Value of real estate owned 49,. Se71ss.25
snGf1sssge Loans loan. o'7 s gag eS
Bonds and stocks oWned........ 1888 4.o1
Accrued interest and rente........ 73,s7T.oo
ii to- Other admitted asset. 4s ss:aeSss
Total admitted assets ...... s4,42e, $50. 81
Assets not admitted $50. 062. OIL
LIABILITIES DEC. ST. 1902.
Reinsurance reserve . 2,sSs. sse.io
Commissions and brokerage g....... Ss,315.i0
All other liabilities ............. "a. $40. ss
Capital stock paid up ............ 200. 600. 90
Total liabilities. including capt
Net s, ,s1 s sis5ssisis
RISKS AND PREMIUMS, 1902 BUSINESS.
Fire risks written during the year324S 609 1880
Dram f,Toa Q
BUSINESS IN MINNESOTA IN 1902.
Risks. written So 1880 s711,7ao 1854, 800
Premiums re-
Es ss!s;i g.is SIS zssSs ;ss sssss
AMT at risk. s,7e4,521 1,s1s,24o s11,11o,701
STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Department Of Insurance.
| corporation organized under the laws Of Free
port ILL.,, has fully complied with the provisions
| Of the laws of this state, relative to the adj
mission and authorization of insurance com.
! panies OF its class.
Now, therefore, !. the undersigned. Insurance
/ the said above named company to transact its
| appropriate business OF fire insurance in the
state of Minnesota, according to the laws thereof
until the 31st day of January, "A. D.. 1904 unless
1 said authority be revoked or otherwise legally
Terminated prior thereto.
4 In testimony whereof. have hereunto set my
| hand and AFFIXED my official seal at st. Paul
! ~ ELMER II. DEARTH.
Insurance Commissioner
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" ash Goods

Scotch Zephyrs N ov city
Woven Madras, extra fine 32-in
fabrics, choice line shirt waist
styles, not a yard worth less
than l5c and up to 25c, Ia
Thursday, per yard. . ~
Msusseline Brodee--Beautiful
fine sheer fabrics, Artistic de-
signs on white and tinted
grounds, rich embroidery effects,
very swell, cheap 1T Soc, special
snap for Thursday, at q kn
per yard. 80
German Fancy Linens-32-in.
pure Linen Fabrics direct from
the best makers of Germany,
pretty stripes and checks for
Waists, SOC and Coo yard every,
where, our price for OEn
one day %OO
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BEAU7Y

The girl without beauty feels her helplessness
in love affairs: she realizes how fastidious Is
Cupid in his choice how tickle and inconstant.
unless chained by the power Of beauty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1903-06-17

reatnre YOU" I offered her my arm
and escorted her into my ROOM
where she sat by my side at the IA
bile aud took the refreahmeut whieh
1 offered her
How she bi8HHomed out IN my
presence. this woman, like "A flower
before thR sum She 90 np the toam
with her beauty. Hhe must have
read my admiration III my eyes. and
I Il seemed 90 me that ! also could
/ zee saguathina of the sort la her
own. an my friends. I was 40 or
binary looking man when was ~
my a0th ysar In the whole likh'
cavalry fl would have heeu hard 20
| hnd a fiHer pair Of Hhlahefa, Mas
rats may have been shade longer
I hut the best Judges are nsfeed that
MaFata were : shade too long And
/ then I had "a manner Soma women
are 60 he approached IN one way and
! sHne ia another. just ~ Siege II
a. affair 81 faarines and sabiona in
hard weather aud II trenches Ia
! aufi Hut the man who can mis-
: daring With ttmidiiY. who can be
I outrageous with an air 81 humility,
/ aud praaumuttpus with a tone ~ def
eHee, that H. the man whom moth
| efn have % fear Fuf myself. felt
I that vas the guardian ~ this louea
I ~ lady. ana knowing what a dan.
feruua man I had 70 deal With
kept q strict watch upon myself
I sill, even guardian has his priv
| ilagca sud fid not neglect them.
/ nut her talk was ns charming ~
her face L. a few words she "a
II ainud that She was travelling "a
| Poland. and that her brother. who
/ hai been her eacutt. had fallen W
utsau the way She had more than
once met with ill=treatru from
/ the oauntryfaih because she could
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seattle Rsk~f Thsster Company
IN A Glided Fool.
Third Axenues--W w alter sanford
Company in ~Narthrra Lights
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LABOR UNIONS AND PUBLIC OPINION

n
puhc Lawyer
that fesauted al
mission
an anyway Evsu the public e. have
The hostility would
q ID trusts Naur at an
hrfurr ! made u
-effcl ethe and with straw
. thiag hostility
some f hal eyt
verkasaan eeniaar admonshvd conform ~eahie
thrs
es vgss franchises eenmt aes 81 t and nAsrAHt ut and
laws contrary constitutional rikhu q the pespief
ia Is a
81 assaeya
rhse
their euerchmeass the ssh- p- and panhc
n
hs~ hat repatibc
no b
cpea
bax eftsss
I'd
Why. tasn should phts epniea against therf
And ~hy u~~a hey than the russ Ps~eFf
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CONTINUES tfum AratellaAst
Here was a fine start faf fny tuur.
uey hame. was let With a com
misaian 81 which I know little, which
$ Guild lead ne a. delay tia pressing
needs af ms husHafa. and which a.
tho same time was ct auhh import
ance that Il was Impossible for me
e. aVuld a. / opened the marquis
funle the hriliiauee of witch had
hv,n devised by the emperor in OF
der Ia attract those ypnnE afiato
Gratis from whom he hoped in raised
these new regiments ~ his guard
II was a small packet Of paEefH.
ehich / dfrW out. tied az with STIR,
ana addressed Ga the priuee ~ SAKE
Ftlaielu 10 the cafner. ~ epes Htr
ms. uutidy hand. which I knew %
b. the ompeHafs own, waa written
PRESSING and most Important ~
was an order Ia me. thusf Tour
Nur1a an order aa clear as ~ u HAD
come straight from the urm lips
Nith the cold Eray eyes looking INTO
nine NV tfunpeta might mhtt Tor
their horasr. the dead marquis might
he where 1 had laid him amongst
the hrathsf. bat " the mare ana htf
rider had breath lefi IN them tho
paprts should reach the prince that
night
should not have feared 10 ride
BY the road thruuEh the wassii. faF
have learned m slssiu that The sat
.st time a. nsaa thftush = suef tl'a
country II after an outrage. and that
the moment % dahEer ia when All r.
PEACEFUL When I came IA iQok uf1u
my map. however. / aaW that Hpt
lay further to tbs south - ue ana
that might reach u mote difeesl,
~ kaaHiua II the THaofs or I set.
therefore. and had nat sffte % yards
before fWo caroline shots rang aNf
% the hrushuont and a ballet hum
med pa me Like bee II was clear
that the night rldarn were huisivf ~
gheff Waya lhRn tnr hfiaauds ~
Spain. Hnd that my mission vatiid
have ended whGrs Il hal begun Il l
had kept % the ruta
n waa a mad eide that-a ride
with lnose rein. Ftfth-desp in
heather aud In Karse plutrlnk
through bsfshr-. fiTinx down hiii
sides. with ny ueey a. tha utsrcy
% ny dear little Ntolstte iiui she
she never slipped ahs never fat
tafra. a. sWIft ana IS surr flsetssa AZ
T Il chs knew that her rider carried
I ths fas- Ok 80 Germany usreath thr
f buttons 81 hlA f.siiaHs And i had
T Ian4 harus the name af beius the
brsH harasnlsn n the six eftksaes
~ Weht cavairY. bat u'fesr ruis az
+ I rots then. 81 friend sfss Hart has
I taid ne % he's thsf hunt The 10 %
+ England bat fh~ sssfffust fos 4fauid
have been eaptuFs-a b. me that daY
T m, ala pis safia which fuw over
-. 1870 ~ :>s~s
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THE MARKETS

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sstlset ifesn t.asttorIla l.+t n'sht.
..st 49,. - -. - - -
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Tue TACT tsHt y fstned Yesterday not
a. many berries as usual eaaid be
psek~e and. .eogrdingis. they etiff.
en~a ente hftt sspp' ta1ttnfAis
t@sps.Itssr so..i 81 - pr srstr
Hathouss tofuAtDes have begun -
come N. sesiing a. SIS and us PEE
boz.
- 800, 80. $50 rr H
tittes rriess Or span pafshss-s assf.s.
Pre~tnier.
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n ts-i soie 8
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no. $50 1900 - s.sss 4. = -. fssir.ss
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srssa 49,. ssss 5. .srsss b-.ss - -.
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- tans ~ pntese. si~F4t& = e~fs 3rfsns
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o. - - fasa N4aFf1fnia HAsrrAsa o. -
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<Hsaaf. taeaet' - - 4fAHfeas = -! 4 =
t1k arrtsA ~ - = pss tfsa AA 81
90 = haeea sr-iM trplt f4'"t
Butter. Cheese, Eaaa. Poultry
Batter wa.hlastsa efssmsrses saes
de1fs, EsF@ie - ...
bsNaHk fath fAnsos &s9s@ aFsA kAtsffaN
- - IN -
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eearae than Viplciie ana below
A. ara officer. have always been
ready "a sacrifice myself for my
men though the emperor would not
have thanked mo Tor a.. for ho had
many mnn. but only one we'll cav.
airy leaders Of the first class afe
rare
nut here 1 had an object which
was Indeed worth sacrifice, aud
thought $40 more pf my tito than Of
tho ciods 90 earth that Flew from
my darllng'a hoels.
We struck the road once more "a
the lisht was failing ana snliuned
into the little village OF IsahsnatHin
nut We had hardly got upon the
oahbleHi1nes when OF came nnn OF
the mare.a shoes. And had 20 lead
/ her a. the village smithY hts fire
aas iaW. and hts DAYS wufk done.
aa that 1 wanld be an hour n least
befure 1 oould hope 60 push~ou "a
Hnf eurains AZ the delay. { stfado
/ Into che village iun aud ordered q
! aald chicken aWd some vine 10 b.
I served for ny dinner ~ was but a
I Few miles % Hot aud I had every
hope that / might deliver ny pagers
[ ia the prince on that very niEht, AMI
ha un my way Tor France nnst
emperor IN my bosom I VIII toll
Yau naw what bcfeli me in thetnn Yf
i.osenstsin
The chicken had been served aud
4 the wine draWn. Aud I hal tufnnd
upon both as man may vine hsh
ridden such ride. when Wss
aware % a murtnut and = scufftinH
/ iu the hall outside my door A.
first | thought that :, Sas some
brawi between peasants ~ their
cups ana ! len them % settle their
asFn affairs hut Qf a sudden there
| hrnhr from among the low, Huiien
NHawi - vulses such sound a.
sanld saad Etirnns aeFafa lsaplns
/ FROM the death he'd u vas the
y hlmpsflnE CRY M a wofnaa iu pain
Down eiattersa mY knife and MY
/ fork. ana in AT instant l eHr ln TIE
thitk ~ the crowd which had gath
erred oatsiie ny daar
The heavy Checked landlord wsa
there and his fiassu-haitsi Nfie.
/ the twu men ffem the Stables. a
I ehAnbefInaia. and tWo eF three Fils
/ Iascfs Az q them. women aaa
Han. wsFp flushed and angry. while
there IN the oeuisf ~ them. with
pale checks ana terror Ia her eyes.
stood the iassliest Natnan that ever
i "NNANHN EHAtA WIN W I'm @EHNt
/ Nlth her uanehiy head thrown hask.
aud a touch - defianca mingled
| Nith fear she Looked. ~ she Eatrd
around her like a creature % q ar
/ feFuut race ffun the vile. coarse
featured cYeu eha surrounds her
/ kad aat TAKEN taa steps from my
| 4asr before ahs sprang q meet ne,
her hand resting upon M arm. and
hef blua eYss sparkling Nth ley
and triumph
"A French soidlnf Nnd gentle
Htan = she cried s8w At last am
safe
Yes madam. you are safe said
+ Ant could not r~ntat taking her
land IL mins IN order that | might
faa ssufa her ~Yau have only 60
command rae I aadai. kiasinR the
hand "a sign that I nteant wuai !
ssas saying
q an saftsh.H she efi~fs .ths
Countess PaiattA f. my name They
abuse me hssause { love the French
a. nos knoN Whaf they might have
done Il us@ had hsaFsn net Hsnt yon
- ny hrsr
| I kis~~d her hana assih LEST she
! shasiif sfaiiht my Intentions Thrn
> 80. 49, :: -. :. .. = = -
expression ~ kusw how q as
sufns ~ an instant the hall Vas
empty.
countess asf3 Z yet are uszs
andsr Hly rfsfertina Yea are faint
4nd = glass u vine % necessary %
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(T1.-~@ prisss ars f1r Ess-is Delivered -
rn4irDsa. fs-ixht depot. 1r % ths iafs IN
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ss.ix e. ~ tas. barisr. s. - Toe
WHEAT So ~ ton chop 80 pAef > % taa
hs3n. ~ fo f1u tAaffs. 80 - tor. OF caas
t4s 80 tsa Eastern Nasftfr0fds ti1tathF.
a. 80 taF flasfTfu WazfsHafaC eHuarlFssssi
ffrzsgthy - - tor Catifafni4 NaY bf1 g
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not conceal her goodwill towards
the French Then, turning from hEf
own affairs. she questioned me about
the army and 80 came round 20 nv
nnf aud my eWu exploits. ThrY
we're familiar 70 hef. she said for
sha know several OF foniat0wFkt .
oHiarfs. and theY had spoken ~ my
doInrH Yet she would be glad 70
hear them from my own lips. Never
have I had ap delightful % converse
ton. Most women make tho mis-
faHe 81 talking rather too wueh
about their own AFFAIRS. bat this one
listened "a my tales just ne you are
listening now, ever asking fof more
aud more ana more. The hour
slipped rapidly by. aud u Vas with
horror that heard the village CLOCK
| -ffIEe III. and 80 learned that fef
four hours ! had forgotten the em-
perorH business
(couilnuedb
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HOLDS LIFE TOO CHEAP

,cet ana the cSs appaaes' It would
seen -
accident this Witch lnalmsd ana bruised
the round dam-
the city council designed
10 preven suc
should
installing mantsamE consisting %
red ushts AZ Intersections various down
The is claimed Wlas and anxious
g system bat heu held hack
by the sa she electric perform s part 90 the
Il the city officials whom
ga
compelled perform tho
made further qubblng
public safety eheapy b. hs-eleelfc
scramble dollars and dividends
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We will carefully examine
your Teeth and tell you in adj
vance exactly what your work
will cost. free Of charge.
All work guaranteed for rs
years.
LADY ATTENDANT.
Hours a. m. TO 8 p. IN.
Sundays a. m. to IA m.
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Burbank p.,safaas natives. $500 taa.
vakima4 $40 % ton carrots. 500 aaas
native onieus. - grap@ fruits y svus -
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