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New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
N4GISTRATES HIT B. R. T..
Won't Enforce Company's Rules and
Charge Abuse of PASSENGERS

Magistrate wahIe. in the Essex Market cour+
yesterday morning repIimanded an Inspector or
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company for methods
used oy streetc2r men al the Williamsburg Bridge
- Inspector John g Shira. Of the BROOKLYN RAND
= raI,s1t Company. was the complainant against
aSenlue Holman, tailor. OF No. 3GO Broadway
whom he charged With Es;ag abusive language
Hoffman said that he standing with a num-
Ter % others the front platform when the
Inspector pulled him from The car hy the collar
and. after misusing him IN other ways had him
arrested and locked up al night; The magistrate
discharged Hoffman, and then said:
This inspector had 10 more rlsht 10 pul this
man OF the than he would have 10 Dlish me
out of this court They push people as il they
were cattle east Of Broadway. You people would
Ike you DO over here. Conductors differently
IN the poorer sections II the city than Won do in
Broadway. Before bridge ta. reaches l3roadway
Il passes through tie side, where people are
sostled and rGdely treated. II is the same way in
81 ooklyn iE the poorer sections the conductors
rude and dOnlineeTng, but in Fhc BEDFORD
ton Il is different
Magistrate Finn. in The Tombs police court yes
:erday refused punish David Cohen. Of No
Alien street. who entered Corey Island train by
= window at che Brooklyn Bridge terminal on sat
Urday night, and said
There IS 70 ordinance 70 prevent jumping through
windows. IL Is only rule OF TIE company, ard
fle company should ecSorce g. Il should rot. al
Fnougl u does. cerelld upon the police 70 enforce
-sEoueht before ne There is another way IN
yTs.ca the ra.i-oc3 company depends u.on tle pc
Zee % do part .: is riRhtfr, work. The police
Iae 5-sdge terminal have answer hundreds Of
9pestions dailv y prospective passengers OF the
tspad. -Je company should have men tnere 20 dis
seoSe Information 20 such iraItregs.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
IN THE PETROLEUM FIELDS.

The Keener sand pool. Point Pleasant Creek.
Tyler County. " Va. remains the prominent
producing oil district in the lower Southwest The
No well on the r. A. Workman farm was com
pleted last week, and began to flow at twenty
FIVE barrels an hour. making this almost as good
well as some OF those struck earlier in the his
tory OF the pool 1t is situated, however. inside
we'll defined producing limits and therefore adds
nothing in the way OF extensions The test on the
T. Lewis farm, located TO the southwest turned
out better than a light pumper. 1t had been
hoped that this we'll would prove the existence of
a southwest extension.
Interest was excited by the completion OF the
No. Y we'll on the E. B. Long farm. in the Wick
POOL Mead district. Tyler County. The well Is IN
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
thirty-one railroads. systems for the fourth
week in June. OF these. twenty-seyen return gains
Of l75s47. 175 per cent. and four losses
of $S9,ls3 22.5 per cent The whole shows a
gain of &l.659;S4, OF i5.9 per cent.
4th week May I9oG lao5 Difference PC
companies 34o352 4a95so Dee @aiS3 22.5
Total 81 Sl2,l2l+5i siQ46l $50 81 639564 1873
CENTRAL or GEORGIA.
Number of niles. ls71 1873 lS4i
Fourth week June. S266 TS7 S337.50G S204 IS.s
July to June 30. l140l75O l0l35054 1886 93I
CHATTANOOGA SOUTHERN
Fourth week June. S3S43 So 2OT &3l5l
July TO June 30. 13739k l20S47 Ill s89
CHICAGO TERMINAL TRANSFER
Fourth week IN June. ssAiS6 S:f7OS S3S 7lO
July 20 June 80. los 377 i54Ol19 l57O763
MtHNEAPOLIs. ST PAUL & sAULT STE MARIE
Number OF miles,. l642 1394 2a9
Fourth week June. 1919 69l s2l3 4O0 sl7Q s91
July 10 June 20 ..... Il6l7 3OJ s6A0oIi g63 sTt
WHEELING & LAKE ERIE
Fourth week In June, sllSIsO s12Gs62 slls92s
july 70 June 3O.'.',. 5Soo2Os s563.503 s3S0O7e
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09

the Big 1njun. and is far above the average OF re-
cent wells drilled in that district It is located IN
side Of we'll defined limits II started of at the
rate of $40 barrels. The No. T. on the Watson farm
and the No. on the Snodgrass farm. are holding
up at a satisfactory rate With the exception OF
the Keener pool and the Wick pool strikes the
news from the lower Southwest field does not vary
from that or the preceding week. and for many
weeks before. No indications Of new pools are
shown anywhere, and the story is dreary reitera-
tion OF small affairs or dry holes The same de-
scription applies TO Southwestern Ohio. While there
IS still considerable activity in the Illinois field
there mas nevertheless been falling Off in opera
tons IN Clarke County. where n large number OF
producers have been struck in Clarke and Cumber-
land counties
Refined petroleum was unchanged at . 50 in bar
rels and 40 in bulk AZ New York. Philadelphia
prices were basis OF points lower The
foreign refined market was also unchanged London
8 3-l6d. per imperial gallon. Antwerp 10 frs per
100 klos. and Bremen 6S5 marks per so kilos
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
BANK EXCHANGES; sALEs RECORDED

The bank exchanges Of the New York Clearing
House and the stocks sold on the New York Stock
Exchange last week and for the same week of the
preceding two years compare follows
July = '06 July s 'O5 July q ~
Exchanges s72 420 $50 $169a6 $50 l40 81 Oh AZ 253
80. shares sold S.9ee.24S 3.S57.S54 . .395. CSC
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
STOCKS.
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF TIE STATE or NEW


THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK BY the Grace Of God. Free and Indsgsnasaa
ni19glfor 81 be eoos catei a resi,s bi5 v, |
q Emily simpson Hunt deceased; OSWALD sisapoa;
Oswald simpson under the VIII OF James Simpson. De-
Oswald Simpson and TO all persons interested 1 tat
e tate or janis SiIrpsoT ate o. the Con5y o. Ne 1I
send greetns: You ana each OF YOU are hereby ed az
Of the County OF New Yor at the suTrogaes' CouFt g
County OF New York. on 18th day Of September les
a. halfpast ten o'clock in The forenoon Of nat day then
Of proceedings Of Louisa D simpson Alexander Wy,s
Last VIII and Testament OF james Simpson deceased
enc enc % syn ~ ~! d 800 ar @ I a. 49, Is % M 5' ~
suardia1 Y you have one or II you have none . apIa
neglect or failure 70 90 So guardian viii be appointed
ceeding
In testimony whereof have caused TIE seal The
Surrosates Court OF the said COUNTY Of S NsS
81 NH Fax K Be Tz RsFsSHs9 sed % W1s y a y:
said County at the County q New York The 1tt5 day 8
anu ' cIdrs i'tt' Of the surIosa,.s Isrsa cou1s
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
York. BY the Grace q God Ere and Indepeadent-
70 Margaret schneidsr widow of John schnetisr DE-
Dister. John Distler Babesta steven johan schnea.E
Sarsarst sclneaer SisrsaTet DeiIerman Lissie Tyrr
Schneider cecilia Ludde William Kniffen and TO ali PER
sons interested IN the Estate Of John Schneider late Of Sss
Of kin or otherwise seEd Ersetins You and each e yog
suTrogates' Court Of said coGi.ty hef a, the Couay
Court House IN the County OF York on 3ls DAY
CT July 1905 at halspaSt ococS forenoon q
that dsy then and there 70 attend judicial setsn e
the account OF proceedings OF Hugo Cchn Executor
the Last Win and Testament OF said deceased and sc
one years are required to appear b vour guardian II you
have II have appear and apply for o2s
be appointed In the Nli1rs
q do 50 guaau viii be appointed by TIE Surrogate "
represent end act for IN the proceeding
In Testimony Whereof. We caused the % tie
SCrrcgGteS court OF the said County % =
hereunto afiN d. Witness. Hon Frank 7. Fitf-
IL. $ gerald. Surrogate Of said county az ne
County ~ New York. the 5th day % June n tns
year OF our Lord one thousand nine hundred ard
DANIEL J. DOWDNFH.
Clerk % the SurroEates- Cow.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09

Government bond quotations compare as follows
with those OF a week ago.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
Dies Moines q Fort Dodge Railroad Go.
Financial Meetings.

New York y. Y July lsr 1905
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
holders of ,he Lincoln SAFE Deposit Company Will
be held at the oice Or the said
street IN the Borough Of MaEhattan. in the city
-Ne" orS. y. y "Wednesday az
one O'Clock p N for the purpose OF electing eleven
trustees and TWO inspectors of election ensuing
year and Tor The transaction any other business
FTaat may properly before the meeting
JOHN Z. VAN WORMETs
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
FOR SALE.

One pair Corliss Engines, built BY
VIM. A. Harris Steam Engine
Co., size l4x36, in good eondi-
ton.
] Compound Duplex Worthington
Pump, il and 2Cx12xI5.
] Simple Duplex Worthington Pump
184xI2x10.
] Steam Freight Elevator, Whittier
Machine type.
2 Crane Hydraulic Elevators, hor-
izontal tyre.
Address
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE OFFICE
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.

terOf in
prices Of the o
prices Of JUL II
wthhe ehghan ndlowpt sin tn yea
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
DiUidemd Notices.
UNITED COPPER C0MPANY.

Tie Directors Ct The United Copper Company having
previously set aslae the entire amount necessary for the
basent oi the regular dividends the preferred
during the year 1906 have declared from the profits
Company the regular quarterly dividend OF 1Cs
etTa dlFdend q 70 on the COMMON stock. payable
Sag d lsV 10 stockholders Of record the close
7busintss July 20. 1906
The stock transfer books Of the Company
fasInent Of This dividend at o'clock P NJ July 20
l9os. and reopen at 10 o'cock a NJ August J. 1906
II Augustus MenZe, President.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
GOVERNMENT BONDS.

50. 40. 800 Total sales for the week.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09

sEx interest. +s5F. ts2OF.
New-York tribune., 1906-07-09
Total 81 COS Sla III 454 sIO46 $40 Inc 81 G956l ia

an week May 1900 1:sl5 Difierences Pc
4 companes.. 34U.352 4a9335 Dec 80. iS3 % j
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-03

theatre to reproduce Salome More
than 100 musicians are required in the
orchestra. Extravagant sums are
necessary for scenery, dress, and dec
orations. Salome is impossible save
in some six or seven of the greatest
and wealthiest opera houses.
Salome has caused serious unpleas-
antness between the kaiser and
Strauss. Strauss, being a royal ser
want in his capacity as one of the con-
ductors of the Berlin opera, was in
formed by the kaiser that his majesty
thought the enacting of an opera on
such theme as Salome was unworthy
of him and not conducive to the ad-
vancement of pure art.
To this Strauss replied that he was
not going to take lessons Gu the quail
tiles of art from any one, no matter
how highly placed, unless his inherent
knowledge of the subject was superior
to his (Strauss's 81 own. A coolness en-
sued, and it is said that the contract
with Strauss in regard to his position
as diretcor of the Berlin orchestra will
not be renewed.
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WHY 1T is "eRokEN ENGLISH
Frenehman Is All Broken Up over His
Breaks in the LANGUAGE.

II is all very well to poke fun at the
intelligent foreigner who makes a hash
of our beautiful, expressive language,
but really he has many difficulties TO
contend with.
Il begin to understand your Ian
guage better" said a French gentle
man to the writer recently, but your
verbs, they trouble me stin For in
stance | saw Mrs. Brown, the school
mistress, just now. and she told me
that she intends to break down her
school"
Break up her school, she said.
surely"
"Ah, yes, remember; break up
1t was that she said"
And why is she dcing it?"
Because her health it is broken
into"
Broken down, you mean"
Certainly! Broken down is correct.
And, indeed, since the influenza has
broken up into her school,
Broken out. Is she going to leave
the house to look after itself, then?"
NO she Is afraid it will be brok-
en--Moken-how do say that,
please?"
Broken into"
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KAISER INcENsED AT
OSCAR WILDE OPERA.
Production Of Voluptuous Salomc In
Court Theatre at Dresden Causes
Breach Between Emperor
ard Strauss.

Berlin, Jan. Oscar Wilde's IA
nous Salome has been turned into an
opera by Strauss, and the result was
a musical sensatioI on the stage Of the
Court opera house at Dresden and a
b.oaCh between the composer and the
enperor The theatre was filled with
actors, singers, and theatrical mana
gers from every civilized land.
Wilde's text has been adhered to
throughout Nothing that has caused
objection to be raised to the original
drama has been omitted from the opera
1T is the same story of Oriental vol
uptuousness. "Salome" is the same
beautiful tigress, the Baptist" the
same wild, stern figure. But what
shall be said of the music. Is it the
music of the future? Is the music of
the composers of "Salome" to replace
Tannhauser and Lohengrin?
Salome subordinates the music on
the stage to that of the orchestra Dur
ing the entire opera the singers we're
singing in dumb show, their voices un-
heard above the wild ringing of the
orchestra.
1t will be quite impossible for any
but the most elaborately equipped
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-03
Summer Comfort for Puss.

A big Maltese Grimalllin, who is the
light Of his owners eyes is combed
and brushed every morning as regular
ly as the most fastidious member of
the family Grim no sooner sees the
comb and brush appear than he is in
his mistress lap quite ready for his
grooming, which he enjoys fully. All
the loose fur, says the owner Of the
cat, is thus removed in short order,
and Puss may sit on chairs and cush-
ions without leaving his fur to be
caught up by the clothes of humans
who afterward come in contact with
him. The pet cat will get through the
summer more comfortably If 1t is oc-
;asionally treated to a little powdered
sulphur. A saltspoonful sprinkled in
It's food once a week will usually be
sufficient to keep away skin troubles.
a lump of sulphur in the drinking wa
ter, the cooks way Of administering &
sulphur to the cat and dog, has about
Gs much influence on the water as a
stone would have if put into 1t. The
sulphur is by no means dissolved IN
water. A little fresh catnip now and
then will serve to keep up the cats
spirits.-New York Sun.
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Good Boys Cost sf6o Per Year.

The cost of a school for the devel-
opment of good boys is thus stated by
Eugene Wood in his article, "A
School for Boys" in the October
EYerybody's:
1T costs the state of Ohio about
S16O a year for each boy A useful,
capable man is worth, to society, on
the av9'age, $4,000. These 11,OOO
boys cost the state of Ohio then, say,
s2,OOO,OO Say 1000 of them We're
rescued That is S7O0OO,OOO recover
ed to society on the investment Of
100000 Il has been figured that
every criminal does about $4,000 dam
age a year, leaving entirely out Of the
estimate what it costs to maintain our
plant for the detention, prevention,
and punishment of crime. Each man
will be a criminal not less than TWEEN
ty years. That's $4,000 damages
multiplied ny 1000 boys, or $2SC.9OO
600 damages saved, not counting the
cost of the anticriminal plant. Has
It paid to run this boys industrial
school at Lancaster?
"And even if it hadn't paid finan-
cially, isn't it worth while?"
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CRAZY LOVERS MAD ACT
Rejected Suitor Kills Girl
and Shoots Mother, Sister
and Himself
CBy Associated Press,

Caledonia, Mimi, Jan. 2.-Infatuated
with Pearl Wheaton, daughter of one
of the richest farmers Of Minnesota,
an drendered desperate by her refusal
to marry him, Matt Styer, a dental stu.
dent at the university of Minnesota,
broke into the Wheaton home near
here last night, shot and killed Pearl
and shot her sister, mother and him.
self, All of the injured will die. When
he entered the house he was met by
Ruth Wheaton who was armed with a
revolver and attempted to protect the
rest of the family. Styer wrested the
revolver from he rand shot her twice,
then attacked the others. When help
arrived Styer was found with his head
on the girls breast. Sh ewas dead and
he barely alive.
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a Modern Miracle.

Truly miraculous seemed the recov-
cry OF Mrs Mollie Holt Of this place" d"
writes ]. O. r. Hooper. Woodford. Tenn.
'she was so wasted by coughing up pus
from her lungs Doctors declared her
end so near that her family had watched
her bedside forty-eight hours; when at
my urgent request DR. Kings New Dis
covery was given her, with the aston
ishing result that Improvement began,
and continued until she finally COM
pletely recovered. and is a healthy wom-
an today" Guaranteed cure for coughs
and colds. soc and S1.OO at all druggists.
Trial bottle free.
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Pumping the Church CONGREGATION.

Pumping the Church Congregation.
How would you like to be a member
Of a congregation and take this kind
Of talk? A well known preacher was
wing to raise $4,000 in his congrega.
tion, and one Sunday he told the mem
bers of his flock how much money he
needed and then had the plate passed
saying he wanted tie entire amount
that day. The congregation only gave
SVJ0 of it and two odndays later they
sat still in their pews and submitted
to this: Two weeks ago | told you
that $4,000 had got to be raised to pay
for the repairs Of this house. The
plates were sent round and about 5000
were raised. was rather ashamed. and
have not got over it yet Lat week
the trustees came and asked mo if
would name the matter again, and |
sGid: No | VIII not But this week,
upon their renewed application, nave
consented 20 speak once more. If this
doesn't go, you may pay your debt how
you can, for | will never mention it
again. | am not going to be a pump
to be thrust into mems pockets 20 force
up what ought to come up freely When
tie surgeon comes to q place he must
cut, he had better cut For more than
a year I've seen that old plate collcc-
uons grew meaner and meaner. did
not want to face you with such things
as I've got to say today and | put it
off as long as | could Now / shall
speak plainly, onpe for all, not having
the face to bring the matter up again.
IS debt has got to be paid, and Will
you meet it honorably and pay it like
men. or will you let It drip drip, drip
out of you, reluctantly a few dollars
at time? You can take your choice.
am not going 20 try to drill money
cut of you as | would drill stones The
amount of meanness among respecta-
bic people is appalling one needs to
take a solar microscope ir order to see
some men. ."--Atchison Globe.
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SEE THE EAGLE DRUG STORE
ADVERTISEMENT ON PAGE FOUR.
A Joke on the Doctor,

A Baltimore physician says that re-
Gently he boarded a Charles street
car that was sadly overcrowded. He
soon observed a big German sprawled
over an area sufficient to seat two per-
sons at least, while just in front of
him stood a poor, wan woman hanging
to a strap Indignant at this exhibit
tion of selfshness on the part of the
German, the physician tapped I'm on
the shoulder, saying:
See here Why don't you move
little so this tired woman may have
a seat?'
For a moment the German looked
dazed Then a broad smile spread over
his countenance and he answered.
SAY, dots a joke on you, all right.
Dots my wife. '-Harper's Leekly.
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A reasonable amount of food thor
oughly digested and properly assimilated
will always increase the strength. II
your stomach is a "little OFF, Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure will digest what you eat
and enable the digestive organs to as
similate and transform all foods into
tissue building blood. Kodol relieves
Sour Stomach, Belching, Heart Burn
and all forms of Indigestion. Palatable
and strengthening Sold by c. r.
Renfro.
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"Ah. goodl"

'Ah, good"
What about that son of hers-is
he married YETI"
NO; the engagement is broken
out"
Broken off, excuse me. All, l hadn't
heard"
Indeed! Mrs. Brewn is very wor-
rled about II. Her son only broke the
news down to her last week Is that
correct2
NO; merely broke"
Is 1t really to be wondered at that
foreignres mostly speak broken Eng
lish?-Answers.
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QUEEN NOT HELD ON
MIIpnEp

Perry, Okla, Jan. John B. Queen,
charged with the murder of Lincoln G..
Lebys, here last week, was turned
loose by Probate Judge Sinclair, as the
result of his preliminary examination.
The judge decided that the evidence
did not warrant him in binding the
prisoner over to the grand jury. There
ing, and nothing could be elected as
to which of the men fired first
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Quite Enouah.

Sam Reemer OF Lawton. who has a
rattlesnake SKIN with forty rattles and
a button, has quite a trophy. but it
viii hardly compete with the one which
Shawnee man claimed to have killed,
with something Ike seveni y-five rat
Ties. But, then, the place where the
Pottawatomie county snake was killed
was not very far from the Corners sa-
loon, where the drinks sold can make a
mn see almost anything.
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THE TEXAS WONDER.

Cures all Kidney, Bladder and Rheu-
matte troubles. Sold by all druggists.
or two months treatment by mail for
$1OO. DR. e. w. Hall, 1926 Olive street,
st. Louis, Mo.
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much Of task to lengthen the sleeves
and
But even as johnson deliberated the
blue eyes flashed on him sad, re-
proaohful adieu, and the owner fitted
away.
Kansas Briefs
Tn brute" Johnson groaned with
conviction. And again he mopped his
brow.-Chicago News.
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Owner or Automobile Ito chauffeurl
Have you any recommendation iroIa
your last employer?
Chauffeur-No, sir; but guess
can get one in the course Of moatn
or so.
O. of Away the delay?
Giles in the nospital.-Life.
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"Farsytes wedding took place to-
day" remarked Popley, ''and no one
Gan say it was a hasty wedding"
Made his preparations tor it denO.
erately, eh?' asked Jigsby.
Il should say! Wny, he's prepared
for everything. He even asked me
what was a good remedy for cholera
infantum. Philadelphia Press.
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Little Girl lin church)-Why does so
many people put those little envelopes
on the contribution plate?
Little Boy-Them's to keep the pen
aies from maxim so much noise.-
" York Weekly.
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wyld--Is your new auto all you ex
pected?
Mack-No. II hasn't broken down
once.-Tarrytown, N. Y, News.
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Naomi Rebeckah Lodge No. ?. I. o. o.
f. Meets first and third Tuesday nights
Of every month in Odd Fellows hall
LUCY, HERWIG, Noble Grand
MAGGIE MILAN, Secretary.
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"Ive been to see Blundgerly's latet
painting, and it bordered on the Jft-
lime"
That's the way it struck me, OF
man. 1t is inclosed in one OF In
most magnificent frames l ever saw.
Judge.
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Filters

Filters
DO you believe that educatioH
promotes morality? asked the inquIsi
tive person
Undoubtedly" answered the cheer
full idiot; "at least it is responsible
for a more intelligent class OF crim.
inals. Chicago Daily News.
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COBS, cOBS, cOBe

Big load nice, dry cobs q ed any
where in city for $1.OO. Pho -o9.
Capital Grah %.
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Tommy-Pop, what is fret-work?
Tommy's Pop-Wrinkles, my SOU
Philadelphia RECORD.
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Guthrie Lodge No. 426 B. p. o. J
Meets the second and fourth Tuesda
nights Of each month IN Elk han.
II. w. PENTECoST, B. z.
J. FOUCART, Secretary.