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The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29

apolis; Thurman Burns, Elsa Burns, Robert 3.
Mrs. +. n. Hunt ,Rollo F: Hunt, Blue Earth; !;
valarien A. Bredenhagen. Carver; Nora F. Wal
sted, st's,,, Laura B. Walsted Grookston; John H.
Mrs G. E. Cummings, St. Paul; Fred i L. ~. Ryan AN
Taemas Connolly ff Marie Gans
Christensen and family, Sleepy Eye; Jennie Cor
155s Fersgs Falls; John E. Nelson betroit; Fred
Pshe s r Detz Mary p,etA
Mrs. A. Daniels, Mrs H. Knox Taylor, St. Paul;
Grace Black, Duluth; Dr.. Annie NJ. Houston
Cloud; Charles H. Miller Abbie May Manning,
St Paul. Enoch B. Fridlund Minneapolis; Alice
White Bear Lake M and MRS uiy Hombsrs
Rock Creek; Theresa Guthwinz eE Helena "a
snthwaa s Pster Hatss anbs Candy Homer
Fails; Adolph Jordahn, Lake city; Mr.. and Mrs s..
Hs Hsnes Mrs hr1 Hobart Raales sa psnl
l14 Henry ~ Hansmeger; Long P%rairie % Mr.. and Mrs
L. Marshall Jennie Witzenberg. R. ]. Kessler,
Mn5neapolis; DAVIS N Kemp, Lucy .. Keller
nd S" en1s AhseHsay us Sand ass IL NJ T.
Buene1l, Mrs, Alice Stockton. Mrs: Blanche
ho M stoa hae
Lake; Herbert sTifmo:e E: ?; Briggs Alden Ida
Mosiman;, Ross Bates. Annie 7. Milligan: Mime
and Mrs. J. W. .Mecxlenburg, Loretto; A. t.
Mathien, Faribault: Ernest Peterson; L. H.
j. NJ Auretils, A. NJ. Scott. Agnes DAILY, LII
lian g Heska'np, John Pearce; Jacob Ries. Jr.,
Isan G1snMsed Helen RebeFtsen
Edgar w. Smith, A. ]. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs e.
A.. Swain Mrs, A. L. Cosler, Albert B. Smith,
Minneapolis; Lewis Schwartz st. Peter; Hettie
B. smithers, Lewiston; Ella Stead. Anoka; Mar
tha Hodapp, Elizabeth Deuser, Mankato; Mr.. and
Mrs. E. L. Sylvester, DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Slo-
cumb Plainyiew; Walter A. olson, Dunnell; Os-
car G. Seebach, Red Wing; Marion Armand Lake
City; Mr.. and Mrs. F. a. schaick, Bessie Sand
berg. Elizabeth Corcoran. St. Paul; Minnie B.
Jennings, Truman; ]. H. Skogrand. Montevideo;
Clara p. Tschiferly, Ernest Hadlick. George
Frantz, st. Paul; r. NJ. Thompson Minneapolis: !:
A. II. Truax, Hastings; A.. G. Ullberg, Mime
apolis; Mr.. and Mrs. F. G. Sasse, Fairmont: W.
d. Arnold, St Paul: e. Van Houten. Moorhead:
s. Maybury Vance, Winona; Jennie NJ. Mcdaniel,
Jean w. Butler. H. B. Whitted. w. s. Wallof,
Clinton s. Wright. Minneapolis; Fred T Walter.
Wyer, Excelsior; George E. Reibert. Anne P.
Tainter, st. Paul; Mrs. Joseph. Zehnter. Ruby
P. Zehnter. Minneapolis; Malcolm Swanson,
Langby; w. Scott Browne, Pipestone; James j.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29
AUGUST MAGAZINES

The August number Of the Woman S
Home Companion is designed to be Of
equal interest to the practical minded
|housekeeper and the lover Of romance.
Rev. Francis 3. Clark, founder Of the
Christian Endeavor society, contributes an
article setting forth the aims and ambi-
tions Of that powerful organization, and
Henry T. Finck ably defends the beauty
of the fair sex against the imputation of
doubters. Mrs. Bassett and the We'd
ding" by Harriet Prescott Spofford, is a
charming story. Grace Margaret Gould
rails costing not over Is cents yard,
which will be Of great service to those
whose purses are limited.
Just at present, when the strike makes
the meat question one Of great interest,
Table Talk should prove Of special help
to the perplexed housewife. The writer,
Mary b. Parmelee, says that like all
fads vegetarianism consumes much COM
mon sense, but there is sound kernel of
truth hidden under the extrayagancies of
its devotees,' and she finds this truth in
the bountiful supply of fruits and vege-
son Of the year. She includes fish in her
menus, and gives many new suggestions
fo. the making OF palatable dishes from
familiar vegetables.
The Keramic Studio for August has
some unusually interesting designs for
china painting. The jack in the pulpit is
a favorite motif, and Mrs Henrietta Bar
clay Paist has adapted the woodland flow
er to a vase In a most satisfactory way.
An article on stenciling will doubtless
prove of value to the amateur craftWork-
| ers. and w. p. Jervis writes of brush
work as applied to decorative art, and his
article is well illustrated.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29

A new metal similar to aluminium but
Of still lesser weight has been discovered
by the French engineer, Albert Nodon,
and called "nodium," after him. It rs
manufactured by an electric process. In
color, luster and structure it is almost
exactly like steel Its specific weight
when molten is only. "a. Its resistance
against breaking IS given as about twenty
pounds square Of .O4 inch. It's con-
stancy In the air is higher than that OF
aluminium. It's ducuHty, is between six and
eight inches; the malleability can be
compared to that OF bronze. It melts at
about six hundred degrees.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29
IN CHURCH CIRCLES

The young peoples societies OF Burea u
mission, Shiloh Presbyterian, Trinity M.
E. and Bethany Congregational churches
held a union meeting at the Trinity M. E..
church Sunday. A church service fol-
lowed, when Rev. William Francis
preached.
Rev. F. A. Sumner will speak at the
Congregational church Sunday morning.
Union services will be held at the First
Congregational church in the evening.
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ganizatfon: F. Hibbs, White Lake;
A. F. Mattice, F. Tuttle, r. Tuttle,
Howard; c. Adams. Lake Benton; F..
r. Wilson, Iroquois; e. Nurnberg. H.
Kenfield, w. Bentz w. Cooney,
Carr F. Schultz, E. Young, H. Ell
more, r. Buntz, J. Nelson, Woon-
socket; F. w. Carr, Flandreau; c. H.
Parkin, Hudson; r. N. Richardson,
Huron; w. S.. Peck, Pierre; T. H.
Jeffries, Ipswich; George Reinke,
Chamberlain; W.~Cooke, Parker; G..
Rathburn, Mitchell; H. Handy, Rich
F. A. Johnson, Miller; B. J. Lynott,
Pierre; E. B. Hassell, Redfeld; w.
Becker, Aberdeen; w. L. Atherton,
Huron; c. Ingerson, st. Paul; E.
Pearce, Letcher.
| The following is a list of recent
northwestern visitors:
SOUTH DAKOTA.
serelda Murdy Aberdeen; Mr.. and Mrs. E.
A. Anson La Des Jennie nartWek Brook Brook
0y7S.' sarilstt r s Hseis MapFiss Clarke sious
Conrad, nl Artesian; Mr and Mrs. j. j. Mecaughey
Aberdeen; R. L. Christianson, Rapid City; Law:
County; Margaret frey Aberdeen; MI: and Mrs
f. u. Given, HurOns Lewis w. FOW1ey, SlOuA
Falls; Fre1 A. johnson, Miller; J. Y Montague,
Aberdeen; Sadie Miller, De Voc: Mr.. and Mrs
J. r. Buchanan. Canistota; w. p Price. Tulare;
Mrs. George F. scollard. Faulkton; oliver E:
Sweet, Meme: Elmer w. Stilwell, Alexandria
Christa Scott Irene; Jeanie strachan,. De Voc;
| w. Becker. Aberdeen; Frank D. Booth, Athol
f. Z. Bittner. Northville: Charles H Creed
Plana; Mrs. Hannah Donoho, Verrnillion; Fred
| w. Dicken, NIabele Dicken. Brookings; Mr.. anf
Mrs. H; e. French. Kathryn N. French; Agnes
| Ryan, Alice Hoffman. Jessica Hoffman, Luyerne
| Wood; Elk Point; Rev. wm. Henkel; Britten
Ida Hanson, Lars Hansen Winfred: Frank w.
| Hobbs. White Lake; Royal Lee, VIM. Lee, Madi
son; NJ. and Mrs D. H. Lathamt Faulkton
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Martinson, Elizabeth Mathe
son, Pierre; Joel Mckee, Bradley; Nina N; Nash
Mrs. w. S. Shaw, Robert D.. Shaw. Miss NJ. L.
Shaw. CLARENCE ID Williams, Lead City; Mr. ant
Mrs. c. l.. Woods. Clark.
MINNESOTA.
Harriet E. Butler, Robert e. Burns St. Paul
Mrs. Fl. E. Boley, Mrs E. w. Aldrich, Mime
apPolis; G. R. % Annan st. Cloud; H; Allen, A II Il
| Mr.. and Mrs. n. E. Boley, Harrington
Beard. Gerald II. Beard, Mrs. Arthur Fowler
Donald Babcock, ]. Victor Bergquist. Mr.. an,
> Mrs. Dwight NJ. Baldwin, Mrs. E. e. Bonntwell
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Miss keeffis Bsfisy RSiss Mss Bsifa
man, Minneapolis; Charles Friedman. st. Paul;
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. ]. Manchester, Plainview; Anna
F. Chapman E. b. Chapman Lille Casey, Kath-
crime Casey. st. Paul; Daniel L. Devigi. Mime
nsapos Rose : Kef k poy
Saltwater; Mr. and Mrs: = Watson, Mime
apolis; o. FonneI, Red Wing; John Gumett, pu-
Greene st. Paul; Fisnt Holt; St. Paul; ME-:
l. E. Horton, Horace Horton p Bailey Min.
9eap hautzen hGas ergas Fails Maor and Mrs
L. J. Hearn Norman Hearn. Harry Hearn, vic
tor Hearn Jennie Hesrn Fort nelng NJ Mo
Rsss dfn zsa4 nssS s;sRsa
rideo w. ieo B. Arnold no kathryne and Anna Erma
finger, S c. olmsted; St: Paul: Frances s,,nI NJ
Barrett, J. Ralph Canterbury. :. Minneapolis; !;
Mrs. N. 'i q. Bricker, Theilman: r J. Berssel
Fas;ns5 Fsa q " ndER M3she rhun ahs;nes
Stopped Rochester; Mrs. Edwin Mcdonald, Good
Mrs John pfgmand and ro
FsRst Rs5Hssyis SsS Mrs p1i,th
nsapoiis; j. Ell F. Hart .Broveryiiie; J. E: Johnson
Kelley. wabssha; G: 6: Be7in; St; james, 1 Rhode
D. AOTZ, MlJlucdDOllSs II. IaAoAhosS
Marks. Moorhead; Art Nelson. Santeboro: Mr.
and Mrs. A. NJ. McPhee, Knife River; Mrs. C.
W. Barnes. st. Paul; Mr.. and Mrs. 6. a. Nc
Collom, Minneapolis: Ethelbert F. Geer, Everett
lean Farland,. Minnsapolis John MeMurehy
SamaEa. Eagle Lake Lake: r: r: ] 9Reilly, , "
Schmidt; Rochester: r. G. Peterson, Mime; lime;
apOlis; s. r. Ponthan, Marie Ponthan, Mabel
Ponthan, st. Paul; Ruth De Capree Maggie De
capree.. Duluth; George W; Griffin. st; Paul;
nell, J. F. Frainon. Minnea polls; r. B. Timber
lake. Winona: Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Fraser,
Rochester; O. B. Wollon. Glenwood; VIM. Vim
theiser, A. NJ. Wintheiser, Minneapolis.
NORTH DAKOTA.
DR.. and Mrs. G. L. Tompkins, Grand Forks;
Mr.. and Mrs. F. a. Snow, Valley City, J. G.
Lumen, Valley City; Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Hoover, Kensal; E. e. Fitz, Perth; G. e. Braw-
ner, Larimore; A. Brundorf. Rugby; Selma
Schnutzler. Rugby; Ed w. Schnutzler, Rugby;
! Otto Bendorf. Rugby; Edna conyens, cando;
Rob Conyens, Cando; Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Con-
yens La Moure; Mr. and Mrs Hugh Hall, LANE lanes; S
Gillespie, Hoople; John b.. Schlitz, Ryder; Mrs.
G.. L. Robinson. Coal Harbor: Mr. and Mrs. W.
A.. Culbertsons Surrey; Mrs. p. J.. Babcock, Uni
versity; w. IA. Gfay, Everest; A. L. Newton,
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29

Fairchild and Helen Ninde.
SE&will entertain very informally Satur-
day afternoon for group Of friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. julius "A. Gerber of 712
Fifth street NE entertained a group of
friends at a charming dinner Saturday
evening. Among those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Samuel Holt, Mrs. Nora Dona-
William III. Donahue.
PERSONAL MENTION.
s4L5 M, Sage who has been in Red Wing on
business for the Royal Arcanum, is i'll at his
home. 5i.5.
beenthe e. guest Of Mrs. " G. Wilkinson Wiki % Of 251s SIS
Taylor street NE for the past ten days.
NJ Miss Louise Wilk1ns9n Of owatonna visited
"a Mrs n. Thomas has just returned to the city
from her trip of the past year thru the south
with Mr.. Thomas, and she is Eat home at III
Twenty fifth avenue NE.
G; W. Meneilley, has returned from a short
Mrs w. D.. Mathers and Miss Bessie Mathers
Of Jacksonville ILL.,, are visiting with Mrs
Mathers' b. parents; Mr.: and Mrs. George A. Todd
Mrs. MsaSse gs soa Ne sRa sister,
Mr.: and Mrs. William Long of Seattle, Wash.
sity sFs the g%estS of Long 700 Unver
/. Il d. .
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter limbaugh and Mr.. an(
Mrs Nissan have sold their home on Twenty
fifth avenue and Fillmore street and have moved
to 1929 Fourth street SE.
Rev. Stuart B. Purves and son, Stuart, re
turned Tuesday from Maine.
Miss Marie Hodgson has returned from tn,
country, where she spent ten days.
Miss Ednah FELTON, and Mrs. H. F. Colwel
have returned from Eden Prairie, where they
have been guests of Mrs Gallup
Mr on5N NYrc rloII c,,,Skl
the guests Of Mrs Smiths parents, Mr. and
Mrs. G. A. P. Garfield returned from Chicago
this week.
4 Miss Perrie Jones Of Wabasha has been
guest on the East Side for several days.
Major and Mrs. G. H Morgan moving t.
Fifth avenue and Fifth street Sc.
Alfred 3. Chamberlain of Florence Court ha
gone to New York to reside permanently.
Milo Price, the new principal of Pillsbur!
academy, and Mrs. Price guests Of Mr.. ant
Mrs. Carlyle Scott and assisted at the enter
tainment given in the university summer schoo
yesterday.
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w. G. r. U. Work.

A large number Of ladies gathered at
Mrs. F. L. Palmers home for a parlor
w. G. T. U. meeting. After devotional
exercises Mrs. Houster, district president,
introduced Mrs Anna Palmer, national
evangelist, who gave an earnest address
on the "Heroines Of w. G. T. U. Work. y
Some new members were secured, and the
Alice R. Palmer union will take up the
work again. The following officers were
elected: Mrs. Matteson, president; Mrs.
Ferguson, corresponding and recording
secretary; Mrs. Wright, treasurer; Mrs.
Pratt, vice president at large. The next
meeting will be held at the home Of Mrs.
Wright, 261O Quincy street, Tuesday, at
2:3O. The aim Of the union is to make
this part of the city better place for
boys. and girls to live in.
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. a weIl.known Educator.

Mrs. o. I. woodleys of New York city
and her daughter, Miss Dorothy, have beer
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D. H. Derrick o.
Eleventh avenue Sc. Mrs. Woodley /.
one Of the noted educators of the east
and in connection with her husband, who
is a professor at Columbia, has prepared
and published a series of grammars ane
language books for use In the public
schools. These have been found to be
Of peculiar excellence and have beer
adopted in many cities thruout the east.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29

If a Japanese husband divorces his wife
he makes no provision for her, and she
has no dowry from her family, but di-
vorced women in Japan nearly always
marry again. She brings him nothing but
gentle and obedient slave, and takes
nothing away: With her but the same val
liable commodity.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29
FAME's PENALTY.

"What's the trouble between Ranter and
Footlights? They used to be such good friends
but now they hardly speak,
'Ranter had cigar named after him. and %
did Tootlights'
well, that makes them even, doesn't it7'
"No; the Ranter Perfecto is a 5-center, whfia
the Footlight Imperial sells for 10 cents
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29
QUITE A. SCHEME.

q. "a.
'Sellem & Co. are making a big hit with
their new style Of bargain sales now ~
What's the idea? Aren't they still Offering
things for $500, reduced from $5?''
mo They've changed it BIT They're ofN
fering things now for 81, reduced from $4.
It's novel, and they make two cents more, see.'
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29

There is no iong-continued treat-I
ment when Mi-o-na is used. It's,
action is quick and complete. Rarely
is more than q months treatment
needed to effect cure, even in the;
most serious and complicated disor@
ders Of the digestive system.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29
HARD TO COLLECT

''The world owes me a living" said the young
man.
II suppose so,'' said the old, one. "but you are
not SO fortunate to be preferred creditor. -
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EAST SIDE NOTES.

Hughes. the East Side druggist, sells Mennen s
Talcum Powder for lie.
If you wish to buy or rent property IN the
Vicinity Of the university see P. D. Mcmillan
& Co.. 200 Central avenue.
For best bread; pies and cake there is no
flour better than Phoenix.
l. AT home or abroad, the best, family companion
one can have is q bank account. The ST. An
thony Falls bank will be pleased to be your
banker.
the Minneapolis Business College. Visit the
school and you will soon learn the reason why.
The Model laundry does all its work in a
model way. Up-to-date work and prompt ser
Reynolds & Marshall have some very good
offerings In South East real estate.
The East Minneapolis livery have up-to-date
broughams and first-class runabouts with good
if you took her riding in one of these.
See T. T. Thompson. 5O7 Central avenue. for
sheet iron, copper work. gravel roofing, sky
lights, furnaces. etc. Best Of work and prompt
service.
You can get Ives ice cream in all parts of
the city. There is nothing more refreshing for
your Sunday dinner.
firm that is deserving Of your patronage
is at M Rf o ae and
inside and out Best work at most reasonable
prices.
Telephone to j. H. Mcclure when you need
plumber and he will be there time.
Try jar of MitchelPs s5c butter. Ful1-weight
guaranteed.
Meneilley has some. very fine watermelons and
cantaloupes. Just the thing for your Sunday
dinner.
See the Chute Realty company for bargains in
frst-class trackage.
Palmer, the East Side meat market, Is selling
the best of beef at old time prices Don't worry
about the strike or beef prices, but do your
trading at Palmers and you will get the best.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29
NATURES OWN REMEDY.
M-o-na No Ordinary Remedy
Guarantee Bond with Every Box.

The unusual way In which DilIin
Drug Co., one of Minneapolis most
reliable druggists, sell Mi-o-na, em-
phasizes the fact that this remedy,
possesses unusual merits. Read the
following guarantee that they give
with every package of Mi-o-na they
sell and see how plain and positive It
is.-"If Mi-o-na does not cure you OF
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29

A monumental work of reference, an
encyclopedia Of sixteen large volumes, is
just being published in New York city.
Whether by design or accident not page
Is numbered.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29
MRS. NURo2

PhlladeIph1a Press. y
Bring me some Coffee" said Mr.. Nurox as h0
finished his dessert.
''Demi.tasso?' inquired the waiter.
"Sure IL that's the best you got-and, say
bring ono Of them little pots full Of it,
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29
EDUcATIoN.
IT,

The Rich Man by no means shut his eyes to
the sacrifice Of Young Girls under the Industrial
System which he had made him What He He Vas
bility. and gave some Two Hundred Millions for
the foundat tfon of Schools
Girls who get schooling enough are never
really young.
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pa T R
- 523 Central Avenue

Pork chops and loin roast, h.. .12Hac
Porterhouse steak, lb 49,. .15c
Sirloin steak, 1b ..........a 1211ac-15c
Round steak, lb ................1 1916
Rolled rib roast, lb ....... .121ac-14c
Pot roast, lb ................6 .6c-8c-9c
Spring chickens, broilers, h.. -. zoe
Young fowls, lb ................12 .121ac
Best creamery butter, lb ........ .20c
Best dairy butter, lb ........... .18c
Best cream cheese, lb ........... .10c
Best brick cheese, lb ............ &c
Fancy ripe tomatoes, basket 15c
Fancy plums and peaches, bskt. .25c
Fancy watermelons, each ...... .20c
We handle one grade Of goods, and
that is the best.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29
JUST AS GOOD.

Sporting Editor-Our best football reporter
is Sick and can't 20 to the game.
Managing Editor-Never mind; Wen send the
war correspondent.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29
TALKED TOO MUCH

Tess-She told me she was going to bleach her
hair.
Jess-How indiscreet. She really ought to
keep 1t dark.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29
East Mime apolis Office
III. Z. Patthey, Manager,
Both Phones No. 8. }g
200 Central Avenue.
News Items, Want Ads,
Subscriptions, Advertisements
Received at this office

y For information about East Mime.
apolis write H.is Ii Patthey, Secretary
East Minneapolis Business Mems AS
ISOLATION. 200 Central Avenue.
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GUARANTEE.

We hereby agree to refund the
money paid for Mi-o-na on return of
the empty box. If the purchaser tells
us that it has failed to cure dyspepsia
or stomach troubles. This guarantee
covers two 50c boxes, or months
treatment.
(Signed) )....................
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29

A Boston professor takes whack at
history by declaring that Columbus was a
highly respectable and fairly wealthy gen
tleman, who paid a large part Of the cost
of his voyage; that he was tall and red
haired, utterly unlike his portraits, and
chat Isabella had no jewels to pawn, hav-
ing hypothecated them several years be-
fore 1892.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29
REYNOLDS & Marshall
1924 Fourth st. SE.
Rentals and Insurance

1924 Fourth ST. Sc.
Rentals and Insurance.
S4,5OO-On 18th av, near 9Th st
Sc, Groom, modern, up-to-date
house, must be sold by Sept 1.
Submit an offer.
$4,000 buys the corner of 9Th st
and 18th av SE., one Of the
choicest corners in Southeast
Minneapolis.
$275 buys a beautiful lot one-half
block from Como car line, in
Elwell's addition.
T The. only Real Estate office in the
University district. List your
Southeast property with us for
quick sale
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29
SOCIAL AFFAIRS

Mrs. J. E. Ware was hostess at a
charming affair Saturday afternoon at her
home d Sixth street Sc, when she enter
tained Informally in honor of Miss Kate
Fairchild and Helen Ninde.
The Minneapolis journal., 1904-07-29
IT CERTAINLY Is

IT CERTAINLY. rs.
Houston Post.
Why did he choose literature as profes-
sion?"
because It's SO easy
Easy ~
Eyes; easy to choose.''
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al i'm SGtcrisn OF meoanflagoe
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t5crp StauIeD Guap I genriplDania
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Here NaoneSer at bare li0t al Raoe.
~bctGr0clie. Sr0tiI Set iiSite troeSc
ban, at ban ifltLSe fomme iig % lIit=
aOiicrres 9enrrtninger ont BAN.
Eudp par loot Sen 3Ote Septen6sr
1888 % bIeo iaaIeSes s RaaueSer
oucr II aar CANNED. Sans 6aoer
bar prcabgterianif YrGa / GiasburJ,
ia. % los Sgmen intOere Retso;.
ocuitab. 5 &orgerfriBeH oar BAN
G6erit for Ct He5incnt o. uon9rfeOe
Jig oeS SGqperbcO, iaa &ougre5ien
gap BAN en- WeOolie. Sra 1868 Oel.
tog BAN / Bolitif % iroehaoOe ii6eu
u%afbri0t poIitiife SiaiSSpoiter. 81.
mon Cameron % efter BAN SSruen
Son Cameron bar / GIaps prgre
Gage GenrirJpnuiaS polittIfe "9os.
les, o. ban tiente urtoer Dem, iuStIt
han ielu Iog fig % til SsphirJ. j
1887 inSpaIstes ban til ReoIem al
5oreneSe StaterS Seuut. &ar5 20.
Iitiife Stpre / G~ennipIonnid oafte
RooitonS o. ifaSeoe hans RNte men
ban bebolSt BOG Scepteret til Set iiS-
ite. Sans bpatiBite o. ogroproiaite
RooitanSer por Sen fore NtaSeI.
pbia.aisbmnH6 Sobn 8auamater,
iom bar Observation-Disclosures uueer
IrGiioert Sorriior. 5 lin aouesn
Senator goies leuroie babe Gaap
en- Spatia MleobiGlper. os Fenrcie
bliuer iarSipnIigpiS hans GitermauO
poa 4emipIpouios "3nrIebGnt".