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Strike is Settled.

Flume. Hungary, Feb 1.-THE
shipping companies here today yielded
to the demands Of the strikers aud
work has been resumed In all branches
Of the trades.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
FREMONT.

James MAulkin, Toledo; f. N.
Rones. Bismark; L. W. Foley. st.
Paul; David Kreegshabar, st. Louis
O. A. BradberR. Kansas City: A..
l.. Cassidy. Denver; Nose Marx, Den
yer; John Bowland. TifIin.
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QUILTING PARTY-Mrs. A. NJ.
smith entertained few friends at a
quilting party this afternoon.
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Transferring. furniture moving,
piano hauling done by Brown g. Son,
successors to E. X. MillAr. At
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CONTINUES FAIR-Fair tonight
aud Sunday; continued moderate
temperature.
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Masters Studio.

Masters Studio.
High grade work only: fine frames
and eniArgements. ilS W. Main
street. Aft
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turn to his home today very much i'm.
proved. Mr.. Callen WAS first taken
III with appendicitis aud after quite
siege WAS Improving. when he had
an attack Of typhoid fever.
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EOR sALk.s,oD lbs of tho best coal. De'iv
II cred In Fiorencc for t2.s0 to $40. Lcuy,
orders ut ais W. Main. Phone sc RlAck. ". l.
Or,ppcn. J1.t
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The sentiment of every good
American regarding Washington
is this First in war. first in
peace and first in the hearts OF his
countrymen." The opinion of our
customers regarding this store is
easily outlined-tirst in quality,
fret in tho giving Of prices which
are low and 6rs, in the giving Of
full value aud satisfaction to every
customer.
Try our Cucumber Cream for
ladies and gentlemen. 1t is superb.
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Chrtstain Science

Christian Science
Morning service i0:%5.
Evening service 7:b p. N.
Sab1soe-''Jssas Ohriss."
Sunday school IL: ~ Q. n.
Wednesday evening meeting 7:A6 p.
Rsadins rooa opsn TharsdAy aftsr.
1eoo iron : - I.
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II old lumber yardl, grounds and buii,ilns. /.
Inquire OF f. l.. Bsvsrstock, English Lumber
m M
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I OSr-Saturiny, February Si, envelope con.
IL tainins thtce or four checks for small
amounts payable to N, y. rhomws. Finder
please leave at Tribune office. a.tf
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EoR SALE OR TRADE-iso acre decided
II mountain ranch near Querida, Custer Co,
tolo. No cnrnmbrancos. Worth xSpu. Will
exchanxs Tor Florence property. Lafe Combs.
Canon CITY, Colo. t0-si
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AMONG THE CHURCHES !
- SUNDAY SERVICES =

Christian
Sunday services:--
Bible school 10 D. IN
Worship and sermon II .. m.
Junior Christian Endeavor 3p. m.
Y. p. 8. Of O. E. $3.50 p. IN.
Midweek servioes:-
Ladies' Aid Thursday $3.50 p. IN.
Prayer meeting. Wednesday 1880 p.
IN.
Choir practice. Thursday 1880 p. IN.
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Classified Advertisements
WANTED
c. R BERNARD. Proprietor

WASTkD-Pupils-Ar ID. O. Green, pianist
w and teAcher Of music, $40 W. sth. 2l-50
WANTED. Highest prices paid for all kinds
w Of junk, such ~ rope iron copper, brass,
rags and bottles. Drop postal card TO Barney
olnsosrg. VII
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Rev. Russell's subjects will BE-:
MorninR-''The River Of God"
There will be no evening services
Except Y. p. o. E. ON account Of
the union services as the Methodist
church.
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EoR sALE OR kENr--The Hull drug store
photo gallery above. Sec II. X. Lutos. xsY
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Methodist.
Sunday school 10 .. m.
Morning worship IL.
Clss meeting - N.
Junior League 3 p. m.
Epworth League $50
W. O. T. U union service 7:SO
Morning subject-"Old News. Good
News. New News" Union ssr.
' ices In the evening.
Prayer meeting Wednesday pisht
2 30.
H. n. PIN0REE, Pastor.
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MISCELLANEOUS

MONEY TO LoAN--T. CarHoay hs. m nc,
III To loan, hsn all tho Triangle block, Hull !
drug store included. For sale or rsnt Fritz
oiocks titf
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LNOk SALE OR TRADITION room house,
tso lots on corner, furnished. Location
nns tor boarding house. Apply Hotel Lennon.
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Baptist.
Sunday school 9:A5 .. m.
Preaching II 90
Juniors 500 p. m
b Y. r. U $3.50 p. m.
Rev. Ripley Of Canon City will
preach at the morning service There
will be . church meeting after the
service. All members arc requested
to be present.
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FOR SALE

ENoR sALE-A heavy team, wagon and horses /;
Balm wagon St Inch, horses we'll broke
laouirc OF .. !. Rskur, Cysnids avenue. ii.I6'
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TO RENT

r10o RENT Rooms furnished for light house
Il Keeping. Modern. ken, reasonable. HI
uuiro al lsid Wcst Main. MAry Russe. Ia.lS
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(NoME In and leave your orders for monu.
~ mcnts Tor Decoration Day. The flofrucc
Monumental Works. 2ts " Main st. SjJf
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Aug. Schultz of
Schleswig are Denison visitors this
week.
Mrs. Goddard and daughter Helen
of Dow City were Denison visitors
on Tuesday.
DR.. Coon has purchased the proper
ty opposite the Harding residence in
North Denison.
Mr.. amid Mrs. Henry Schultz of
Schleswig visited with friends in Den
ison on Wednesday,.
w. Koeneman met with painful
accident while packing cream We'd
nesday night, in the loss of finger
nail.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Brannon re-
turned home Wednesday evening after
most enjoyable trip to Denver,
Colorado Springs and Manitou, Col.
Speaker Cannon is said to have
served notice that Congress will not
adjourn until the pending measures of
Importance have been passed. That
is business.
1t is only suggestion, but would
it not be good idea for the Denison
Improvement Company to commence
arrangements for the new opera house
at once. The building should be
ready for the beginning of the season
year from next fall. That means
that the plans should be drawn and
the contract let by January first.
| Work should be commenced early in
the spring SO that it can be pushed
during the dull theatrical season.
DIR. Emma tombstone of Clarinda is
about to locate in Denison. She is a
graduate of the Still College of Oste-
opathy and comes highly recommend
ed by DR.. E. McLaren, as his success
sor. DIR. tombstone has experienced
some difficulty in obtaining suitable
rooms for her work but expects to be
able to make announcement of her
location next week. Her coming will
be good news to the many believers
in osteopathy in our city.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-06-28

Leon Servoss came up Woodbine
on Wednesday.
Mrs. C. w. Carpenter is visitin G
at her home in Whiting.
Peter Oxwang is visiting with his
son at Chamberlin, S. D.
Prof. Fellows is home again from q
short vacation spent at Grinnell.
w. H. Robertson of Deloit was a
pleasant Denison caller last week.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Pes
ter on June 26 a girl. Congratulations.
Miss Vern Stocking is spending the
vacation with relatives in Des Moines.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. W. Harding at
tended picnic at Dow City on We'd
nesday.
Miss Dollie Bowling is visiting her
mother Mrs. Florence Bowling in
Mason City.
Mr.. w. A. Theobald and family of
Manila visited his brother the County
Auditor yesterday.
Mr.. j. G. Wygant received news
from Nebraska Wednesday morning,
of the death of his uncle, Mr.. Badwik.
Mrs. Cal Boylan and children of
Hubbard, Ia, are visiting at the
home of her father w. E. Koeneman
in Denison.
Mrs. DR.. Carr has moved to her
new home. Mr.. and Mrs. Carpenter
will move to the Richardson cottage
vacated by Mrs. Carr.
Miss Anna Schlumberger gave a
very pleasant reception on last Tues
day evening in honor of her aunt
Miss Mary Wrigley of Fremont, Ohio.
From the Nonpariel we learn that
Mr.. Jacob Sims has formed law
partnership with Mr.. w. H. Killpack
at Council Bluffs. The new arrange
ment will not affect the Denison firm
of Shaw, Sims & Kuehnle in any way
save to give Mr.. Sims more time for
the Denison business.
Marriage liscense were issued this
week to the following: Hillas Fox
and Blanche E. Sexton; Detlef Peter
son and Minnie Wiese, Denison; Lou
lie Grill and Julie Kroeger of Denison
Theo. Thiesen and Christina Stensen
of Denison, and John F. Willett and
Margaret A. Gibson of Dow City.
The Dow City band will give a
concert Friday afternoon at 2::3O in
the public square. At 80 they play
game of base ball with Thereby
three nine. At 80 in the evening
at the city park they will serve ice
cream for the benefit of the band.
Admission to the ball game Is cents.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-06-28

Spring chickens for sale. C. F.
Cassaday.
Gust Stegeman was Vail visitor
on Thursday.
c. L. Voss made Sioux City a..bus-
mess trip on Thursday.
Dave Ringer is a Denison visitor
from Omaha this week.
Helen Bell of Dow City was a
Denison visitor on Wednesday.
Miss Ethel Gulick is visiting with
her friend Mrs. Mable Boardman at
Carroll
Rob't Houston and family of Dow
City visited relatives in this city last
Thursday.
Lost-A gold chain with gold heart
attached. Reward for return to
Alice Romans.
Elsie and Margaret Hadenfelt are
spending their vacation with their
parents in the country.
Maude Dixon gave her pupils a
picnic on her last day of school
which was last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marks returned last
week from Indian Territory. Mr..
Marks invested in farm while there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sutor of Kenwood are
the proud possessors of another daugh-
ter since the 18th. We congratulate.
There will be club dance in the
opera house this evening. The harp
orchestra has been secured to furnish
the music.
Cards are out for reception to be
given by Mrs. Schlumberger next
Friday afternoon for her sister Miss
Mary Wrigley.
Clearance Chamberlin has been
spending part of his vacation at the
home of Oscar Fienhold in Paradise
township.
There will be preaching at the
Presbyterian church next Sunday
morning. The subject will be, "Our
National Ideal''
For Sale Cheap-Si Single burner gas
olene stoves. These stoves have been
used some but are in good condition.
Inquire at Creamery. % st
Carl Richardson has been helping
with the local work on the Review
while RAYMOND Conner took his vaca-
tion. Carl has proven a good news
gatherer and willing worker.
Hon. Carl F. Kuehnle goes to
Wayne, Neb., the Fourth where he
has accepted an urgent invitation to
deliver the Grafton at their big cele-
bration. Mr.. Kuehnle will give the
people an eloquent grafton.
AS we are going to press we learr
that some stranger had Fit in from
of the cigar case at the Lamborl
Drug Co. At last reports he was get
ting along nicely and the chances are
he will have another in the morning.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-06-28

Geo. Servoss was an Arion visitor
on Monday.
Fred Horton made Vail a business
trip on Tuesday.
Perry Marshall drove over to Char
ire Oak on Sunday.
E. w. johnson made South Dakota
a business trip on Thursday.
Helen Phalen of Omaha spent Sun
day with Mrs. j. H. Mahoney.
Mrs. ]. j. Dugan of Vail visited
Mrs. j. T. Haugh last week.
Gene Virgins of Dow City was in
town on business on Tuesday.
Mrs. Barrett of Dunlap is visiting
with Mrs. P. D. Mcmahon this week.
Mrs. Crippen has returned home
after few days outing at Wall Lake.
White Rose gasolene and National
Light kerosene j. G. Wygant Phone
Is If
Harry White who has been working
in Minneapolis is spending his vacation
at home.
For Sale-Registered Polled Dur
ham Bulls, j. H. Reimers, Schleswig
Iowa. 25-3t.
Miss Nell McGrin went to Cedar
Falls Tuesday to attend summer
school.
Miss Agnes Mitchell of Vail spent
Sunday with Miss Margaret Clark in
Denison.
j. S. Woodruff returned from bus
mess trip to Belle PLANE the first of
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. l.. Voss will spend
the fourth of July with friends at
Warsaw, Wis.
Mrs. Clark is adding ex tensive i'm
provements to her home in south
west Denison.
Messrs johnson and Woodruff and
families stayed over from the picnic
at Lake View for Sunday.
Mrs. C. F. Kuehnle left the first of
the week for short visit at Water
loo, Traer and Independence.
Gaylord Weeks who is in the con-
tracing business at Bay City, Tex,
returned home Wednesday night for a
two weeks visit.
Nels Hanson has resigned his posi-
tion as car inspector at the North
western depot. VIM. Coan takes his
place and Fred Fadchild will be
baggage agent at the depot.
Mr.. John r. McKim of Kansas
City, Mo. came up on Monday for a
visit with Crawford county relatives
and friends. He is looking we'll and
prosperous and was rejoiced to see his
old friends.
Burglars broke into the Geo.
Menagh & Co. department store on
last Thursday night and relieved the
store of $1.25 in pennies and some
canned goods. Evidently the rob-
bers were short sighted for they left
one cent in the safe, together with a
large number of notes which were
found upon the floor the next morn
ing. Entrance was effected through
a window in the alley. The glass
was cut out by means of a glass cut
ter and it was very neat job. No
clew has been discovered; but it is
thought, probably some one following
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-06-28
Where Is Yesterday

Rev. Pratt was Vail visitor on
Monday. 8
John Shaw Van spent Sunday at
Wall Lake.
Dressmaking at reasonable price.
Phone C. C. 221.
Miss Margaret Regain is spending
this week in. Denison.
Alfred Larson made Woodbine a
business trip on Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Eagan is visiting with
relatives at Carroll this week.
Miss Kate Schumacher is spending
her vacation at Orleans, Neb.
CLANCY Liscomb of Dunlap visited
with Denison friends on Monday.
Mrs. ANAL of Omaha, Neb., is Wis
iting with her mother this week.
Mrs. Garrison and miss Garrison
are spending the week IN Chicago.
Maragret and George Goudy are
enjoying visit at the Gillmor home.
Second hand refrigerator, in good
condition, cheap at Wygants. rs If
Mrs. M. Wieland was taken ill on
last Thursday while at the circus,
but is improving.
A. L. Moeller and wife are making
an extensive trip through Wyoming,
Montana and California.
Mrs. H. Stenson who was taken
violently i'll while on a drive in the
country is rapidly improving.
Mesdames Temple and Patterson
leave this week for visit at the
home of Mrs. Grace Lockart in Wis
consin.
C. L. Voss, VIM. McLennan. Otto
Dresslehauser and ALT. Wright went
to Deloit in Mr.. Voss' automobile
Sunday.
Misses Agnes King and Edna
Stephens returned on Friday from a
very pleasant trip through the East
ern states.
Miss Hulda Ecknor, who has been a
guest at the home of John Tamm, re-
turned to her home at Long Pine, Neb.
the first of the week.
&. Miss Mae Kelly received message
tuesday morning telling of the illness
of her sister Mrs. Mckee in Chicago.
Miss Kelly will go to Chicago.
Lightning struck the tower of the
west brick school house on last Tues
day night. doing about $3.50. worth
of damage; but it is fully insured.
Mr.. Pease, landscape gardner
from Des Moines has been in Denison
this week consulting with the club
Federation in regard to the cemetery.
Miss Irene and Master John Nc
Carthy are expected Thursday from
Springfield, S. D. to spend the sum-
mer with their grandmother Mrs.
John Mccarthy.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. j. Jacobsen are
enjoying a pleasant visit this week
from Mrs. John j. Jacobsen and
daughter of Des Moines. They will
remain until after the 4th of July.
Lawson G. Brian of Albion, Neb.
brother of Mrs. Geo. Richardson,
has been pledged the delegation from
Boone county for the nomination of
State Treasurer of Nebraska, on the
republican ticket. Mr.. Brian fire.
.quently visits with his sister at their
home in Denison.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-06-28

DAY, JUNE 20, 1906.
| Hurrah for the Fourth.
Who will get the fine silk flag?
Spring chickens for sale. C. F.
Cassaday.
| Strolling musicians enlivened GU,
streets to-day.
The board of supervisors will be in
session July End.
Do no fail to inspect the Court
House on the Fourth.
Miss Statler made Omaha bust
ness visit on Thursday.
Martin Burke is making a visit
with friends at Denver, Col.
Not much doing this week as every
body is waiting for the Fourth.
The S. S. club will be badly brok-
en- up if these weddings keep up.
County Attorney Klinker made
Charter Oak business visit to-day.
Hon. j. P. Conner is expected
from Washington within few days.
Mrs. Racheal Goodrich is visiting
with Mrs. Clarence Dyer at lie Mars.
What kind of scheme would it be
to have graphophone on every
corner the Fourth?
John Earlier of Council Bluffs is
spending the week with his brother
Ed. Earlier in Denison.
The post Office will keep Sunday
hours July Fourth, and the rural
carriers will have day off as we'll.
Thursday July 5th is the day set
for the completion of the plans for
the new hotel. The contract will be
let July ooh.
Mr.. Peter Soehl has sold his resi-
dence in West Denison and will move
into one of the Meyers cottages the
first of next week.
A number of Denison young peo-
pie enjoyed themselves at party
given at the Hugg home south of Den
ison on last Wednesday night.
wish to exchange 800 acres of fine
farming land in Wadena Co. MINI.
for residence property in Denlson.
Address U. S. Renne, Smithland, la.
23-4t.
Eugene Gulick and family expect
to leave for Okoboji July 9Th. With
their lovely cottage, their new launch
and the Voss automobile they ought
to have splendid summer outing.
Did you notice the splendid show
ing made by the First National Banl
in its statement published last week
The three quarters of a million mari
is almost reached in its grand total
1t is an institution of which Denisor
may we'll be proud.
/ At the Opera House on the evenln,
of Saturday June 30 there will be
grand Picture Show, illustrate,
lecture and concert, Panama and tn,
Canal, Destruction of San Francisco.
illustrated songs and recitations
Admi only 20 and 10 cents.
Those who attended the dedication
of the great Christian Science Church
at Boston have returned more thai
pleased with their trip and with the
great ceremony. Mrs. w A. Nc
Henry, Miss Abbie and Mr.. L. See
man were among the fortunate one
to enjoy the trip.
j. W.Miller Jr. tells us that he hac
a delightful time on his eastern tri,
not only did he witness the great de-
dication ceremony at Boston but hi
had pleasant visit in Washington
where Sec'y Shaw and Congressman
and Mrs. Conner helped to make his
stay both interesting and profitable.
Raymond Conner returned on yes
terday afternoon from his auto-cycl,
tour in Nebraska. He looks healthie,
from his outdoor life and has gained
in weight. He tells US that he had /;
delightful time. He returned b,
train as the heavy rains of Tuesday
night made it impossible for him t,
use his wheel and he left it at Coun
ell Bluffs.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1906-06-28

AS we are going to press we learn
that some stranger had Fit in front
of the cigar case at the Lamborn
Drug Co. At last reports he was get
ting along nicely and the chances are
he will have another in the morning.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-01-04
ssory Of A Dollar.

Twenty eight years ago man In
Philadelphia who had q savings &C.
count withdrew his balance before
moving to New York. leaving q dol
lar to hold his book. There il lay,
but sleeping even In Philadelphia.
Three years ago theowner receiy-
ed notice from the bank that, as his
account was not active, II would bet
ter be closed up. He signified his
willingness to have II taken of the
books, and upon surrender of bis
pass book received q check for "a so,
which represented interest at the
rate Of 300 per cent. 1t is common
" demonstrated that dollar at or
binary savings bank interest doubles
In about twenty years, but In this
case the account was nearly quintu-
pied in twenty-five years Interest
is not thought to be as good On adj
vertising argument as ii might be
for the savings bank, but this In
stance ought to be worth printing
Ii saving publicity Exchange.
Begin the New Year with saw
ings account In the Bank of St. Ma
ry' at Leonardtown.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-01-04

The following extract from The
Gentleman's Magazine, tor 1850. may
not DO undressing our readers
Married ID June. 1750, william
Donkin, 3 considerably farmer, Of
Great Tonsen, NEAR Rothbury,) III
the county Of Northumberland, to
Miss Eleanor Shotten. an agreeable
young gentlewoman. Of the same
place. The entertainment on this
occasion was very grand, there boz
ing provided no less than 120 quart
ers Of lamb, A quarters Of veal, 20
quarters Of mutton, q great quantity
Of beef, IL hams, with q suitable
number Of chickens, SC, which was
concluded with eight half anklers Of
brandy, made into punch, it dozen
OF cider, q great many gallons Of
wine. and 80 bushels 81 malt made
into beer. The company consisted
Of 559 ladies' and gentlemen, who
were diverted with the music Of 25
fiddlers and pipers, and the whole
was concluded with theutmost order
and unanimity.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-01-04
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-01-04
Texts For The Times

Take do latted calf. ca part dc
veai amongst yon, on gimme d crust
or bread, ca peace ia dc houshold.
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only place whar dar Ii eiarnai fns-
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hold even dc man what raised On
born 10 dire.
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rocks, ter tind do purest gold.
You got ter tell folks bout rivers
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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1906-01-04
TAs arip.

Before we can sympathiae with
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suffering attendant upon an attack
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Among the tens Of thousands who
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Lots 81 Time Lett.

On the 8lst Of December q pedes.
trian oil Brush street came across d
boy I3 years old who was trying 10
get up . bloody battle between d
goat and d dog The man halted and
said
Boy, what sort Of way IS this 10
end tho old year Z T"
But the goat kin lick II hes q
mind 10 sail in, protested the boy.
mo matter II be can, you ought
TO feel ashamed 20 end the year 10
this manner.
What time Is It2n queried the
lad.
Three o'clock, 3 was tho answer.
Mine hours yet 10 repent In
Go for him, Watch stand upto him
Billyi