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O92.-CHESS.

square at a time in any direction. Do not
jump or repeat a letter Gin the same square)
twice in word The names of certain
number OF important rivers in the United
States can be found. PETER SIMPLE
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May.

A bit OF sky.
Clouds drifting by,
The song Of birds.
Sweeter than words:
A touch OF spring
In everything.
Boston Trans
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c. W. Kriel, s,le distributor for wilkie
Collins, 10 cent cigstr- Tom Benton. cent
cigar. Enough said
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One Of the Most Impress
i've Ceremonies in the
History of the Modern
American Indian...Pon-
cas- Great StiCklers for
Pomp and Ceremony II

May the Ponca Indians OBJ
served one of the most impressive
ceremonies in the history of the
modern American Indian. 1t was
the inauguration of Horse Chief
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Cult Of DIR. Ottoman Zar-Adusht Hanish
That Landed Miss Reuse in Asylum
Persian Head of Chicago
Sunworshipers NJ e cts
His Opponents with ~
Declaration That He Is
Being Grossly Maligned
Fasting Is Advocated

TIL poor demented Emma Eloise
Reuse consigned to the State
Asylum at Elgin and the officials
OF the Illinois Humane Society
declaring that fanatical mothers
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9S9-CHARADE-

Familiar lines from Much Ado About
Nothing" ROBERT. 4
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q II Enisn Knots and Ing
LII ioush ind for he Hour
asS-RREBUs.
093.-TRANsPOsITION.

department addressed
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A BAS THE WOMEN

cynthia together Of Information
concerning Of this country gain
book entitled womens
o Earning Money
ordinary occupations which thousands of
'nsaneed For
example
Mrs Mary a section tho Erie railroad
Miss n. a hunting Moosehead
od SAL OF about $1,000 In
the strange o matching buttons.
Miss Amelia Parts study art
obliged to change rlans sawmnl In ST.
all California butterfly catcher
w. president OF the First National Bank Of cro-
Miss palsy butchers
IN United States
N,ss virginia smith Of New York bathes
OF he Hundred
Nunton trunks for guests at
hotel often much tg5 n day.
versatility feminine interesting not alarm
living not that are daFh
gentlemen. They successful
eclpscd-a fact TO which woman
points pride view with alarm
Justified frOma startling aterrog-
atory put the book referred to-
knows" Alden. but what womans us, may
be nextT@
Angels Fancy aggregated woman
You shall have
do business with the trust
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ARE LAWYERS DISHONESTY

William Pttee dean Of the hw school OF Minnesota has
startling the loo Students Of
faw institution
he advised them to keep
out 4 living otherwise Many OF
you loo o good lawyers" said tho dean.
Very
heard before but
usually proceeded The alleged crooked
lawyers subject OF eS and the
paper with iusnbie material
For deliberately they cannot
J practice law and be $ limit
Islander aimed directly
against only unwarraht
Cd. grossly
Lawyers a dishonest than doctors
special tsunpa
No more doctors ministers And the
high other
Think a lawyer whom
can trustT
Lawyers advisory relations
important the delicate business
they dishonest would be tmpos-
civilization. a failure and life itself intolerabie
This gratutouy insusd
every his profession
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In hs Grdyp
q UdnM QnDd.
bv Captain naHne Reid
ny7RAnsK Ieaa ns.<raarR EnnERARIn LIZ
bv Captain HaHne Reid
ns7RAsTY 1899 hSLJsaSzR EYEPARAu <-U,N

but don't these belong 10 your lady
ahipaY"
They saw their watches and other
effects obtained from Thorn by
false protensea," al they soon
learned.
The tTeachery OF the hunehbaek
and his Intentions were manifest
Ilo meant Ia guide 8antander and
his soldiers 90 the old monastery,
whore they would take the patriots
by surprise.
What 10 to be done. laabel7" de
apalfingly asked the Donna Tulsa.
How can We give them warning ?"
To which the groom. not the
countess, made answer:
II can do that. aenorlta"
Ills confident tone treasured
them. more still hia mixing known
the design he had already conceived
and hia ability To execute II.
IL needed not their united appeal
TO urge him To immediate departure
lie was off the instant after. and
long before the clock Of Talpam had
struck the midnight hour he wia
we'll up the mountain road. with
eyes lookin to the right. ia the d.
roction Of the Corro Alusco
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RUSSIAN TROOPS
ought to
NUN BER 10, 900. 900

KI.pL May "a roao American
war correspondents became engaged
ia a quarrel ia Russian camp last
night The row WIS started by one
man calling another liar
You are taking advantage OF my
position said the correspondent.
who had been accused of dealing ia
faisehoad
The correspondents are leaving
Port Arthur on account of scarcity
OF typeWrltera ana films
Gen. kurohatpin has received q
protest from the Boston business
Mems league, complaining OF his ac
ton In burning beans at Shoe Shoe
l handed 10 Gen. kurohatpiu
Prince outspotaky'a statement 10 an
American reporter to the effect thai
the Russians did not know theirs
was a war.
1T isn't my fault n they don't
know IT," said Gen Kurohntpln. Il
know II aud SO does everybody with
me. II Just shows how important Il
ia TO read the papers"
Maybe the Russians can't read.
I said.
eThen they ought 10 subscribe for
an American newspaper and look az
the pictures" said the general. who
was a neWaboy many years age.
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CHAPTER LII
Only Empty Bottles. d

only Empty Hotttea.
Ahou, the time the patriots were
burylng their comrsde IA the Gene
terry II the convent the gao Of san
Antonio was opened 10 permit the
passage OF a squadron Of HuEsats
going outward from the city. There
were about geo OF them. Ia foEma-
ton by foufA"-thc vide cauaeway
allowing ample room for oven ten
abreast.
AZ their head rode Col santander.
with HaI Ramirez by his aide. other
officers being distributed along the
line.
For nearly an hour brides were
let Loose. and spurs repeatedly piled.
the HusHars going at a Eallop until
sharp huEie call brought them 20
"a halt. where the colonel had LEFT
tho hunehbaek IN charge OF tie two
soldiers.
The parley was brief. aud quick
tho action which accompanied a.
Into your saddle. corporal. COM
mauded the colonel. Take that
curiosity up behind you. and bring
Il along
The eavaleade made no stop in
San AuRustin. There was no object
for haltlng there. and delay WA
the thing its commander most do
sired TO avoid. As they went clat-
terlng through the pueblo. lts people
we're abed. seemingly asleep But
not all. Two ut least were awake
and heard that unusual noise
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listened 10 It with Gear In tholr
: hearts
Too well they knew what n
meant. aud whittier the Kall0ping
cohott was bound. And themaGlE -
unseen. the moonlight revealed 10
them the face Of Don Carlos SAINT
andor showing apitefully triumph
ant
A mile or so beyond San Augusta
! the southern road becomes too steep
fof horses 10 20 at a gallOp. 30 there
the HuasarB had to change 10 a
walk.
While toiling more loiaurely up
the steep, anyone CHANGING - look
IN the hunehbackA face would there
have observed an expression indie
hcrbable. Sadness poryaded II. with
nn air OF perpleHity. an though he
had mot with some misfortune he
could not quite comprehend
Aud so had he. Before leaving
the spot whore the atilstto was
taken from him, be had sought an
opportunity 20 step bark into that
shady niche I'm this cllffo where he
had lost his treasures. The monte
players. unsu8pici0ua Of his object.
made no objection. But instead Of
there finding what he had expected
he saw only a pair Of horse halters.
one lying coiled upon the ground.
the head stall OF the other caught
over the rock above, the rope end
dangling downl
But soon after he had something
else to think Of. the time having ar
give proof Of his capabillty as Il
guide. Now they had reached "A
point where the horses must be left
behind. with everything but their
weapons. the path beyond being
barely practicable for men afoOL
One spot their guide passed with
something like a shudder. II Was
whore he had appropriated the dag
ger taken from a dead body. His
Hhuddorlng Was not due 10 that. but
to fear from a different cause. The
body was no longer there. Those
who dwelt above must have been
down and borne Il away. They
would now be on the alert. and at
any moment he might hear the
cracking Of carbines "A volley. per
hapa feel the ayenging bullet
sHuthnder was himself lrreaolute.
and would willingly have turned
back. But Ramirez. a man OF more
mettle. a. the point Of his sword
commanded the hunchbaek 10 keep
on. and the eowardly colonel dare
not revoke the order without eter-
nally disgracing himself
They had no danger 10 encounter.
though they did not know H.
Neither vidotte nor sentinel was
stationed there now; and. without
challenge or obstruction. they
reached the Platform on which the
building stood.
There vas a summons 70 surrrn-
der, which received no response.
Repeated louder and a carbine fired.
the result was the same.
When the Huasar colonel. with a
dozen Of his men. At length screwed
up courage To burst In the doorway.
they saw but the evidence Of late
occupancy In the fragments OF a
supper. with some dozens Of wine
bottles. empty as the building
itself.
Ito be contlnued.)
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thinking talking about7 Have you
lost your senses" A
No. Pcpita. But the ladies baye
lost something. Look hero
lie had plunged both hands into
his pockets. and drawn them out
again fun OF iewelry. Gliding
swiftly forward. she recognized
every article at a glance. amazement
overspeadiuE her countenancc.
What does It all mean. jose -
she exclaimed.
Just what I want To know my
self. and why am aaking after the
senoritas. But whore are they
In the garden. or grounds some
where. They strolled out about an
hour ago and haven't been In
since"
Pray God. they're Htill ali yel
Come with me. Peplta. Let us look
for them. have terrible fears"
Side by side they hasteued to-
ward the ornamental grounds. But
they had not far To 80 before hear
Ing sounds that set their minds at
rest the voices Of the ladies' them
selves They we're not only alive.
but laughing
To Jose and Pepita this seemed
strange aa anything elsa perfect
mystery But II their behavior myB-
tilted their servants. not less were
they themselves puzzled when Jose
presented himself before them With
hands held out. saying.
Il ask your pardon for intruding.
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SYNOPSIS.
Florence Keafncy. captain Of
Texas fllibusterH Ia captured dur
ihs the Mier expedition into Mexico
~ New Orleans the young IriHhman
''au loved the daughter Of Don Ia
aneio Vaiverde, a Mexican gentle
NINA baninhed by Santa Anna. In a
auel with Carlos SHntander. he had
spared his rivals life after nearly
losing hts own through his oppo-
nunta tteachary, Hantander. now a
colonel on Santa Anna'u staff. visits
him Ia prison. where Kaurney and
hlH companion. Cfts Rock. of Texas.
are coupled 60 native prisoners.
dwarf
sahtander. the cause Of their prss.
.ht plisht, taunts them and plans
thsir further humiliation.
Ion isnaeio. pardoned BY Santa
anna. has been made a cabinet min
s'ef. The Countess isabel Aimonts.
neatihs that her lover. Rupnrto Rivas
: political enemy OF santa Anna. has
sseh imprisoned comes 20 her friend
Auiaa Fslyerde. for comfort
oahtshdsr gains Santa Anna >
consent TO his plan to humiliats the
Texans
They seek Santa Anna 20 gain n
pardon FOR their lovers
iha request 10 refused. santa An.
ma hints "a love.
On theif way Co n state function
thcy see their lovers la the chain
sang Al work IN the sewers.
Fhey plan for their escape.
They eievsriy plan their rescue.
ana. With the assistance OF a faithful
sroom. their lovers with Rock and
inc dwarf. escape IN thor carriage.
Pursued by cavalry. the refugees
cut the horses from tho carriage and
Eaiiop to tho mountains
Pursued by cavalry. the refugees
cut the horses from the carriage and
saliop u the mountains.
The seuoritaa cievsly plan their
rescue and With the help OF a faith.
ful groom their lovers. WITH Rock
and the dwarf. sslzs their carriage
and escape 10 a mountain retreat
known to nivas.
The retreat Ia full Of men in the
garb Or monks. and Rivss appears
TO be their leader
The retreat i nun Of political
revolutlunista disguised IA monks Of
whom Hiyaa H. the ssadef The Tex
ans join the band.
The dwarf kills nentiuel and eH-
Carea down the mountain.
lie disrlose- To Col. Santander the
hiding place Of the reFolutiOnlats.
but u overheard by Jose.
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and will respond TO his summons.
You all approve ~ that. | take IT,
AN" was the exelaim In chorus,
without a dissenting voice,
"Moreoyer." proceeded the speak
Ter. I've told the general we'll be
lon the march tomorrow morning,
.nnd can meet him Mt place hc has
mentioned the day after. tits plan
|ia To attack the town ~ oaxaea;
land. N We succeed In taking It. then
we move direct on the capital. Now,
comrades. I've nothing more TO say,
.ouly that you're % scatter after
your horses and lose no time In
mastering again-the old rcudez-
vous. this side la Guarda."
So ended the speech Of the leader;
but despite the suggestions OF Inn
mediate departure. the circle around
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Suicide Prevented.

Tho startling announcement that
q preventive OF suicide had been dis
covered VIII interest many, A run
down system, or dependency inYn-
rlahiy precedc suicide aud some hing
has been found that viii prevent
that condition which makes suicide
likely. Al the first thought 81 self
destruction take Electric Bitters N
being a great tonic and nervine viii
strengthen the nerves and build up
the system It's also great Stom
ach. Liver and Kidney regulator.
Oniy soc. Satisfaction guaranteed
bv G. o. GUY. Inc. Second avenue
and Yesler, druggist.
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A Frievous wall oftlmes comes AZ
a result OF unbearable pain from
over taxed organs. Dizziness. Back
ache. Liver Complaint and Consti-
patton. But thanks 10 Or. King =
New Life Pills they put an end TO
II all They are gentle but thor
ouRh. Try them. only 25c. Guar
anteed by c. o. GUY. the, Second
avenue and Yesior, drug store.
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CHAPTER IL
Monha No Mnre

The goings on in the old monaa-
tory were OF an unusual kind There
we're some fifty men In IL. but not
one OF them now affected either the
gurb or the behavior 81 the monk.
All we're in warlike Euise. few
wearing regular though undress
uniforms. bat the majority habited
aA "gucrrllleroS. Ia the picturesque
costumoa OF their country. Thoy
we're booted and belted, with pistols
IN holsters hanging against the
walls, and spurs ready for buekllug
on Standing Ia corners were stacks
OF earbines and laneea with their
blades bright from being recently
hhhrponed.
It had got 10 be midnight. and
they were still in the midst OF the
reyelry, when Rivas. who headed
the table. rose Co his feet IN that
formal manner which tells Of speech
TO be made or toaut proclaimed
"Comfadca." he said. as soon a.
the buxu OF conversation had ended
'as you're aware. We part from this
place tonight. aud soma Of you
know whittier We are going and for
what purpose. But not all there
fore I deem Il my duty 10 tell YOU
You saw a courier who came up
early this morning bringing good
news. I'm glad to say. This dis
patch I hold In my hand Is from an
old friend. Gen Alvarcz. who IL as
brave a soldier and pure a patriot
a. any In the land lie tells mo his
men are ready for a rising. aud oaly
walt for as. with some others be has
summoned To Join him Ia the reYo-
luton ny his messenger | have
sent answer that We. too. are ready.
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psslns.s Cannot 0. eur.d

~ local applications. as they cannot
trhch tie diHaHHfd portion II The oAf.
thrfe D. only one WuF 30 cure deaf
nehH. and hat r. ~ e0nHtituttanal rem
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Tanned condition uf tho mucous lining
~ The IuafHrhinn Tube when fhls
tub" ta iufnmfuFn you have d rum
hllnH SOUND w. imperfect hearing. and
HAfu n ia entirely closed. BsnfnsaH -
the result. and unless the fnfIHHHma=
ton can BE- taken out ana thlH tubs
restored g. lfa normal condition. hrnra
lnE will be destroyed f0fH#fr. nina
cases out 81 ten are caused - fataffh.
which Do nothing but an lnfIanHd
condition 81 the mucous surfaces
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for any cHHe ~ Deafness fHauHaa ~
cutnffhl that cannot - cured ~
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cuiaTa. free
= j CHENEY \ 20. Toledo, o.
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rftUuff ION
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california's Resorts

Reached b Southern Pacific g. :
famous scenic shasta Route. Tive
trains daily Fast time. excellent
service to the most sttra ctive re-.
snrts on the continent Rates; Gan
francisco t2bso first class. ts8 20
second Descriptive literaturg and
fllu Information. also tlckriA and
reservations at 500 First aveuus y.
&. Ellis. General Agent. .''
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1V9.
tho table aid not instantly break Up
There wah vel tohst to follow
the same which always wound up
their festivals Their loader, as
often before. now again pronounced
II
"Patia y Llbcrtsdf"
And never before did n have more
sIthuslaattc reception. and q cheer
rang through the old convent. loud
Ct than any ever heard before.
Ere Il had ceased reverbefnting'
the door was suddenly pushed open.
and man rushed into the room. aa
hn entered. crying out.
"rrennonl
"rfenson, echoed fifty voices as
one. all again starting 20 their feet,
and turning their fnces toward the
nlarmiAt. Tho major dOmo II was.
who. as the other ~arriOrn. was hair
equipped for the journey.
what mean you. Grcgorlo9' de-
manded his master.
There's ono can tell you better
than I. bon Rnperto."
"Whog Where 10 ho?"
Outside. senior. A messenger who
has Just come uD--he's from San
Augustin.'
But how has he passed our sen
try7"
"Ah' captain. Ia rather he told
you himself"
call him hither!s commanded
Rlyaa.
No calling was needed. the person
spoken Of being close by. and Gre
gorio. again opening the door. drew
him inside.
II wnB Jose. though Riyua and the
Texans knew not his name, nor
anything more Of him than they
had learned In that note OF the con
dosa IS. saying that ho could be
trusted. and their brief association
with him aftcrward which gave
them proof that no could.
Announced as meHHeuger
neither the captain nor Florence
Kealney needed telling who sent
him. An intuition told them that
RiyaB but asked;
How have you found the way up
here"
Senior. I've been here before
manyb the time was born among
these mountainA-am well acquaint
I'd with all the paths everywhere
around"
But the sentry below1 How did
you get past him. You haven't the
euuutersiTn!"
He wouldn't have heard IT II 1
had. senior. He'll never hear ooun-
tcfuign again nor ans thing else"
Why EHplaia yourself"
lie IL dead lie lies at the bot
tom Of the cliff, his body crushed"
who has done it who's be
trhyod us7' interrupted a yoiloy Of
voices.
The hunehbaek. Zorlllo.a an
aYercd Jose. 10 the aatonishmeat Of
all For In the dialogue between the
dwarf and Santaudef. he had beard
enough TO anticipate the CHASTITY
spectacle awaiting him on his way
up the mountain.
Cries OF anger aud vengeance were
simultaneously Hent up. all were
saKef 20 rush from the room. They
but waited for word more.
RiYaS. however. auapeet!ng that
the messenger meant that word for
himself. claimed their Indulgence
aud led him outside. inviting Kear-
usy Ia accompany them.
The Etooms story MAS quickly
told.
Meanwhile those LETT inside the
room we're chatting - learn the par
tlculars 81 the treason. though they
we're nos all there now. Some had
sailed oct. and gone down the cliff
to bring up the body 81 their muir
defsd comrAde. othsta 10 the place
where the hunchhack should BE. bat
waa not. taer~ 20 find confirmation
oi what lad been said The cell was
the window bar fled
through and broken. the file lying
~ Il. and the chaiu hanging down
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lished. In few days 20 citizens
paid up their subscriptions ana told
the editor TO pay no attention TO
foolish stories going around. Tx
change.
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CHAPTER l.
A series u Surprises.

A series 81 Surprises.
When Joae reached home he vent
straight into the patio There be
encountered PsDtta. soon As he act
eyes ON her. asking
Where are the senoSitakFs
whats that TO your saueily re-
torted the maid.
+. "Nuthin. ~ only knew they
we're safe :"
Safe Why. what's the mah
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I wonder what Inspired bryant 10
write the line. The melancholy days
are come, remarked Mrs smithers
inuuiflngiy
why. In Bryant's days the wom-
IN did their houaeeiraning ia the
fall." said smlihsra.
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Best stunsr n Seattle. with aau
tsrn-u ~ burgundy. at Maisan nar.
beris. Second snd James every sv.
nink. o. 10
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The great actress 'r.mbIsd

NE fewais'- she cried. extltediy
cant yeu flnd them ," asked the
wide awake press agent. ''iIaye they
been stolen 80
Yes. yes" she screamed 4 have
been robbed iiut don't let u get into
the papcrsl Peopl. would talnk
business vas bad. and would be
ruinedt"
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B l. O O ID

on account Of to fri9htfui hidsous-
neaa. Hood FoisanluE u commonly
called the King - All Diseases It
may hs either Hereditary OF contract
81 Once the system IL tainted 9Th
II. tho disease may manifest Itself IN
ths form - Srrofuia. Ee1aanA. FkhSu~
matte Pains. atiff n swollen Joints.
t.rugttonH - cope Iulefed spots On
the raes 81 BoAy, little Ulcers Ia the
Mouth or 90 the Tongue. Sore Threat
Swollen TnuHiis. Failing nut - the
Hair OF Eyebrow. ard finally a Lrp.
rona-iike Decay ~ the Flesh ard
Bones n Vbu have am II these - sim
nar symptoms. get brow = BLOOD
CURE. ifufn FHfatriE. This treat
msnt 4 practically the resstI II ufe
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or Injurious russlirirsa - any kind V
gees ta The very bottom e the disease
and forces aut every particie % I'm
purity soon every HiE1 Hrsf FFmnfnfn
diHaupenrn. completely and forever.
The blood ths Tissues, fhr flesh the
bones ard the whole system are
clenuaad. purified ard restored 10 per
feet health. and The patient prepared
anew fer the duties ard pleasures Of
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~ STAR DUST ~

II Is rumored In the street that the
$4,000 worth % contraband opium
was TO be used for spell binders
during the coming campaign. They'll
need the dope"
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VOTE FOR JOSH WISE OR TN
Gle HENRY EVERY DAY If YOt
LIKE.
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There are words IN the Chinese
Language which have as many as ~
different meanings.
Why don't Rastus and The Kun
mel" learn Chlnk talk.
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II was reported in New York the
other day that Hetty Green had
given $3.50. 600 TO charitable and edu-
cational Institutions. For some un-
known reason the New York papers
denied Il the next day.