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Not So Impartial.

with equal force upon the just And on the unjust. too. The wet and gentle rain comes down. Likewise the morning dew. It's different with the sprinklins cart It doesn't leak a bit Except before the lots of those Who pay the price for it. Tine summer breezes play upon The lowiy and the great. And even the cyclone itself
 Does no; discriminate. But take the big electric fan, Its currents do not blow Except upon the gentleman G. Who pays to make 1t so. The forest with its ample arms
 Extends its shade for all, And to the humble and the rich
 It whispers low its call. But those who have to wfeld tEe siedGe The shuttle or the hoe Can only send it their regrets:
 They haven't time to go. And so it is with everything;
 Just take 1t down the Inc: The sunshine and the air are free
 And doubtless very fine, But if you want them to como round And all their pleasures spill Just have your uncle die and leave
 You money in his will.
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CONCORD, N. H.. Nov. 1.-Returns received late tonight from some miss ing small towns of the state indicate .he election of Chas. NJ. Floyd (Repo. candidate for governor by 8 small majority, with all but eight of the 29Z towns and wards of the state heard from. the figures show majority fo- Floyd of 49 votes over all. The miss ing towns. which are small and located in remote sections of the state. retIrn- ed Republican majorit yof 42 four years ago.
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CHILDREN IRE SENT ID THEIR
 HOMES
City Physician Frederick De- cides to Close Grammar Schools for a Time-0ne New Scarlet Fever Case.

One of the most effective measures yet adopted to check the spread of scarlet fever among the children Of the city was adopted yesterday. when after receiving a report of another new case, Dr. D. E. Frederick, city physician. called on Superintendent Philbrook, and ordered that the gram mar classes of the Central school should be dismissed. and that the children should be instructed to re- main in their homes while the fever is prevalent.
 It was found yesterday that several of the small children in the school presented almost sure symptoms of scarlet fever. The skin is peelins from their hands and faces, which oc, CUTS about the time that a patient Is recovering from an attack of the dis ease.
 lip 10 the present time there have been six cases reported to the city health officer. and all of these are no wbSng treated by that depart ment. The only new cases which have developed is in the Keefe home on Youngbiood Hill. The two-year-old child of MT. and Mrs. Keefe was taken down with the fever on Tuesday even ! ing.
 Another measure which Dr. Brod erick decided to adopt is a strict guar antine. On account of the length oi time which elapsed before the frs case was found. the doctors fear tha there will be spread of the disease i but with strict quarantine. and ths i keeping at home of the children it i, 1 thought that the situation will be kep well in hand.
 { In talking about the matter las evening Dr. Frederick said: There has only been one new ,cas' reported to the office today, and al
 soon as this was found I came to tn
 conclusion that it would be at leas
 prudent thing to have the childrel of the lower grades of the school, wh'
 are susceptible to the disease on ac count of their age, stay at home. Jus how long school will be adjourned foI
 will depend entirely on the number o
 cases which develop.
 l From all of the information whicl I have at the present time, l believ' l that the fever had been in the schoo l for some time, or at least among som f of the children, and for that reasOl | there may be quite a number of case develop within the next few days
 which have not as yet shown an. tsyptoms. 1 am convinced that two o the children in the school who wer sent to their homes yesterday, wer just recovering from slight attacl of the disease.
 "On considering the matter o quarantining the houses wherein tn
 cases have developed. it seemed tha unless we adopted this measure VI would have spread of the -diseas caused by the people who enter an leave the infected places. and for tha
 reason the quarantine measure vii
 be adopted. Parents should be yer
 careful about allowing their childrel to play about the streets for feN days anyhow, until some idea of tn
 extent to which the fever has sprea can be obtained"
 It was stated last evening that tn fever had been brought to the city b a child who lately came from Cal
 fornia, where she had developed tn disease. Ee
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GRAHAM COUNTY.

CLIFTON, Ariz., Nov. 7s---Statehood, yes, 354: no, 1855. Smith, 1053; Coop CT, 7sS. The Republicans. elect a sheriff. councilman. one member of the assembly, one supervisor, and probably the district attorney. One hundred and fifty votes are still 10 be heard from.
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NEBRASKA.

OMAHA, Nov. 7.-Although at Dem ocratic headquarters the. election of Boyd RepJ. in the Third, and Norris (Rep.), in the Fifth. is not conceded, there is elsewhere little doubt express ed that both have been elected. Re publicans also elect their candidate in the First, Fourth and Sixth districts. The Democrats elected Hitchcock in the Second.
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MAR,coPA COUNTY.

PHOENIX, Nov. 7.-Maricopa coun- ty. with three small precincts yet to report, gives iu favor of statehood 392: against. 29c5.
 Figures incomplcte| from other counties, vary, some showing small CT and some slightly larger vote than Maricopa in favor of jointure.
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IOWA.

DESMOINES, Ia.. Nov. 1.-incom- plete returns indicate that Cummins (Repl for governor Of Iowa VIII re- ceive at least %, 900 plurality. Early re- turns received on election night were discouraging to the Republican mana gers, but they came from unfavofaDie districts. and all today later reports continued to increase CumminS lead.
 Two of Towa's congressman Will De Democrats
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, Nov. From nearly complete returns from all counties. the Democrats have carried the state by plurality of 7.G40. electing all candidates on the state and twelve of the sixteen congressman. The Re publicans elected the congressmen in Kansas City and St. Louis. but lost all but one of the districts in the state which were swept into the Republican ranks two yeafs ago.
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RHODE ISLAND.

PROVIDENCE, R. l.. Nov. ..-Jas. H. Higgins. Democratic candidate for governor, has a plurality of 12Ss over Governor George H. Utter (Rep). The Republicans elected the other mem bers of their ticket.
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FORMER BARLEY KING
 DIES IN MISSOURI

CAMERON, Mo, Nov. 5.-H. J. O'Neill, former millionaire of Winona, Minn, who owned all the grain ele- vators in southern Minnesota and was known as the Barley King, died here today. aged 63 years.
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PIMA COUNTY.

TUCSON, Ariz. Nov. 7.-Seyen pre- cincts complete, including Tucson, al most the entire vote of Pima county, give Smith 694. Cooper 1928. The Re publieans get the entire county ticket. For joinIure. 401; against, 1093
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DESPERATE ATTEMPT AT
 JAIL FREAK IN GLOBE.
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GLOBE, Nov. 7.-Henry Davis. a colored murderer, and Keenan White, a boy burglar. made a desperate at tempt to break jail in the new court house, about the time the polls closed a few doors away. Both got up into the second story of the building. from which Officer Gish, armed with gun, made .them jump to the ground.
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KANSAS.

TOPEKA. Kan, Nov. 7.-The Re publicans claim lead of 900 votes on governor. with twelve counties still cut. The Democrats claim lead of less than 100 for Harris. with sixteen counties out.
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{ Jos. M. Patterson. the ye1ltny Chi cago socialist, has started | dai.y pa cago socialist. has started T daily pa per. In all probability he will find that an effective means for the dis triution~ of his wealth.
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PORTO RICO.

SAN JUAN. P. R., Nov. 1.-The Un- ionist party scored an overwheimng victory at the polls yesterday. carrying all the seven districts of the Island. The Republicans are left without rep resentation in the next house or dele gates.
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HERE ON VISIT.

D. R. Bundy. a mining man and banker of Ironwood. Mich. accompan- jed by his wife and R. W. Bartlett. ar- rived In the city last evening. MT. Bundy is rather extensively interested in the different mines of the district, and will spend the next few days wis ting the different properties of which he has heard many fine reports
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SMITH WILL CARRY
 SANTA CRUZ COUNTY,
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Especial to ReVleW.J
 MORALES, Nov. 7.-Eleven pre- cincts out of total of thirteen give the following results:
 Smith, 335; Cooper, 211; Ainsworth, (Jointure), 30; Cannon (Socialisp, II. The same precincts give statehood 124: against statehood, 414.
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Mir. J.sP. Morgan has SougEs n old illuminated Bible valued q. s2s.oo0 s5ld has paid s4.oo0 duty on it. but the chances are that he will never read 1t.
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COOPER WINS IN YUMA.
Special to Review.

Special to Review.)
 YUMA, Nov. Cooper will carry this county by majority of 10. The Republicans also elect D. Macintyre to the council and J. B. Marten. anoih- CT Republican, will be sent to the Ter lf;ogial House.
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In New York financial circles they were talking elections bets in thou sands, but sparingly putting up money in ten dollar bills. Wall street bets. as it buys and sells.
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Secretary Shaw's decision that he interior of the new cus.ouhouse os New York. shall be of marble instead of plaster will add $2.000,c)J [" the cost of the structure. and ,gght to pc good news for Vermont.
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Answer the Requirements.

Think flying machines will ever be . successT
 They are a success now. Every little while read about some one being killed trying to make them go."
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According to Secretary Taft, Cuba needs new laws.At the same time the island appears to have lot of old ones that never were used much.
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Sartos Dumont says tn # fEe .,rob- lem has been solved and aeTo-,.ares will be cheaper than auton ji,iiss And he leaves us to worry about hox muc', cheaper.
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Harvard "beer nights" will be known as smokers hereafter, but tpe freely as before. This will no iouot satisfy the people who are not hard to satisfy.
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They are calling for constructive legislation at Harrisburg, but the
 hope is that its not to construct any
 more $4,000,000 buildings for $l3,090,- 900.
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of the Rieht Kind.

Miss Oldun says that she never jumps at conclusions"
 Try her on chance"
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Di.cord.

He bought a grand piano
 On the installment plan. And there was music in the air For the collection man.
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Panamans are taking up baseball as a pastime Experience iu revolu tions has given them taste for hardy sports.
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The world has just as much use for YOU as you have for the world.
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No Wonder.

"Sbe is well preserved womsn-" "Yes: vinegar keeps things weIl-'
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The government has sent 1000 men
 into Wyoming to teach the Utes to change their war dance to waltz.
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In this unpoetic age the man who can make two blades of grass grow where there was but one hefpse gen orally goes into the hay business.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-11-08

Cheapness is anything but recom-
 mendation for some things.
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Reports from Wall street show thai 1t Is wise railroad that knows its owner these days.
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Humor 0ne Philosophy
PERT PARAGRAPHS.
By DUNCAN NJ. SMITH

Thinking well of yourself is good thing. for it is up 10 you to back your judgment.
 One of the first requisites of after dinner oratory is d good chef.
 Laugh and the fools laugh with you. When a man joins Il mob he leaves lis good sense behind.
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<, felt any stronger finaneisllu. sslnce Mir Shaw added $1S.000, GOO to the country's circulation?
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Everybody is always ready to take a wlack at reputation.
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Some talents are so carefully hidden that the possessor dies without ever being discovered.
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When you jump at a chance you are apt to fall upon conclusion.
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No one can say nothing quickly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-16
TRUST COMPANY
HELPS BOOM TOWN

A trust cunp2auy is not only bank.
but much more besides. 1t H. the trusted and
confidential agent in all forms and rela-
lions of life where a person cannot or does
not wish to act himself. It receives deQos-
its subject to check. as does a bank but
pays interest thereon. II loans money on
real estate and collateral but does not
discoun. commercial paper, Its loans are
usually for short periods and on quick
collateral and therefore are more readily
realized in times Of stringeucy than those
of banks.
\ trust company can loan morey on real
estate which bank is preciuded from
doing and also acts as fiscal agent. manag-
ing estates including real and personal prop
erty, collecting income; Investing money;
as assignee or receiver; as guardian Tor
minors; committee for insane persons: eX-
ecutOr Or G5-.ln.S tra,Or CnGer wills; as
register or transfer :Seat for corporations;
as trustee or corporate n'ortGa2cs. and. III
fact in any gaDICity Of trUss. 1t also GUS
tomar.iy provides hre and Our2l1r proof
vaults fc- "a, storage and sate;eeDinS OF
valuable pap r.. jtwe-.y. siiverwarc and the
like
Among the NEST prominent of Washing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-16

The American Security and Trust Com
pany transacts a general banking business
at this building. a feature being Its special
department for ladies. An effort Is made
% pay over its counters only crisp new
treasury notes and newly struck subsidiary
coin, a minor matter, of course. but one
which makes for the comfort and conven-
fence o. patrons.
The success of this company is best illus
trated by the sur lls of more than mil
lion and a half dollars, which it has gained
in addition to paying a liberal dividend
uron itsicapitaI OF $;,&53Gt0, all of which
IS a guarantee fund for the performance or
any trust which it may have il charge.
The company makes loans upon real es-
tate and approved stocks and bonds at
current rates of interest. Careful attention
Is given to the selection OF Investment
securities and the company IL ready at all
times to advise with clients in regard TO IN
vestrnents. The auditing department of the
company keeps on iiie reports and state
.rents OF ali the leading railroads and other
corporations of the United States, thereby
enabling it to keep its patrons In
touch with the best and safest stocks and
bonds of the country.
The officers of the company are Charles
]. Bell president: Henry F. Blcunt. vice
president; II. S. Reside, treasurer; James
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-16

F. Hood. secretary: William A. Mckinney
attorney and trust officer: Ward Theron.
auditor: C. f. Howe. assistant secretary.
The directorate OF the company is composed
of representative citizens of the District of
Columbia. all of whom are prominent In
the financial and commercial world. With
ample capital and surplus and unsurpassed
equipment, the American Security and
Trust Company has secured the patronage
and confidence of a large number of citi-
zens of Washington and the surrounding
territory. including many of the states
south of Mason and DlXons line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-16

ton trust companies is the American Secur-
ity and Trust Company. whose large and
handsome new offices are located at the
junction of 10Th street with New York and
PENNSYLVANIA avenues This company.
which was chartered by act of Congress
November. istNp-its first president being
the late Col \. T. Britton-estab lshed its
first offices ii 1il9 G. street, moved to
new structure Il few doors away in 1901
and a few months ago occupied its new
quarters, which compare favorably with
those of any similar institution in New
York or elsewhere.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-16

Meat products that represent the highest
standard of excellence are the only goods
handled by the n. Auth Provision Com
pany, sausage manufacturers, wholesale
and retail dealers in home-dressed meats
exclusively. 1t has ever been the policy of
the company to maintain the highest stan
dard of purity and excellence in its
products.
The factory of the Auth company is in
the heart Of the town. 1t is 1T eth street
and Virginia aycaGe souttwss AID IS as
alta ~" 90 - IL c.u.d make
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-16
AUTH PROVISION
COMPANY'S PRODUCTS

All the rooms containing chilled fresh
meat have their floors heavily sawdusted.
and the air is left dry and cold at tenn
perature ranging from 30 to 81 degrees.
The mems lavatorieS and dressing rooms
are in the center of the building. They
are clean and we'll kept. The ventilation Is
from the roof, and the doors are double.
The Auth company employs seventy-fve
men. a greater namber than is employed
by any local house of this kind. The Auth
company is one of the three firms in
Washington which are independent of the
meat trust. Its business is primarily for
the benefit of citizens of the capital and
the vicinity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1906-09-16

Money talks-especially IL 1t Is your
wife's.-Puck.
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Her Charm.

Her Charm.
Prom Puck.
"A charming hostess, Is it because she
Is all things to ali men?''
NO; mostly because she's expensive
thing to one man, / Should say"
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-02-04
NOTICE OF EXECUTORS SALE
OF Real Estate.

Notice is hereby given that the un-
lersigned will, by virtue Of decree
of the United States court, sitting in
probate at Ardmore. I. T.. offer for
sale on the 5th day of February, 1906,
at public auction to the highest and
I,Nst bidder between the hours of -
sfclock noon on said day and 3 o'clock
9h the afternoon the following describ'
ed property, to-wit;
Lot number / in block number 13,
and lots number I and 2 in block
number l5S, according to the official
ltownslte map of the city Of Ardmure,
II. T., the improvements being consid'
cred a portion of said lots.
Said sale to occur on said premises
and to be on a credit of three months
with a good and sufficient bond for
THE payment o fthe purchase money
and Is made for the purpose of paying
THE debts and legacies of the estate
of II. A. Youngblood, deceased, the
said property being a portion of said
osate MORAN SCOTT
Executor of said Estate.
Afdmore, |. T., Jan. IL. 1906.
14-4s
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NO Se22.
Report Of the Condition Ct the
Ardm0re National Bank,
RESOURCES.

AT ARDMORE. IND. TER. At THE CLOsE
OF BUSINESS. JAN 70. 1906.
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Building at Duncan Continues.

Duncan, |. T., Feb. 3.-(SpecialJ
Ira Lloyd will open hardware store
occupied by A.. p. Duncan.
W. T. Howell has contractors figur.
ing on two two-story stone buildings
to be erected on the south side of
Main street.
]. B. Patterson of Beeler, Okla,
Is in the city today. He is figuring
with stone contractors for the cree
ton of two two-story stone buildings
TO join the Howell buildings.
Mrs. Alice Jones is here looking af-
ter her property interests.
Rev. G. NJ Harrell visited at Hol-
denville this week
l.. r. Weaver made a business trip
TO Fort Worth yesterday.
John A. Weaver has moved to hi ;
Tanch four miles east of town.
Carpenters are /, in demand here.
Another wedding of prominent par
ties is promised here soon.
Duncan is still booming.
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GERONIMo'S MAIL.
The Old Chief Has Number of Cor
respondents.

respondents.
Lawton, Okla, Feb 3.-lt is doubt
ful if there is a business man in any
town of the Southwest country that
gets an amount of mail daily equal to
that being received by Geronimo, the
Apache warrior, at the present time
There is no limit to the number of
letters that he is receiving and one
would be startled were he permitted
to observe the great stack of them
that lie snugly in one corner Of the
old chiefs trunk at his reservation
home.
Thee letters come from all parts
Of the United States and from all
classes Of people. Many of them con
tain requests for photographs, many
want merely Geronimo's autograph,
some want short account of his life,
a few desire to assist him in securing
release from military custody, others
want him to pose as an attraction in
i@tNENNlH NAllHiAibiHt obtAi' NhNA ilAiA
as the leading character in wild west
shows and a multitude Of other re-
quests are stacked away in the old
trunk.
But the limit was reached the 9th
er day when a Michigan man, forty
FIVE years Of age, wrote the old chief
asking him to select wife for his
man. He wants an Apache woman,
unmarried or widow, aged about
twenty-five or thirty years; must be
passing good looking, weigh about f5O
pounds. and have some cattle, horses
and money to her credit The letter
Is written in a serious vein and asks
for an early reply It Is doubtless the
first one of the kind Geronimo has
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ever received and is the first to amuse
him. He took a good searty laugh
when its contents We're interpreted to
him and said it should receive a safe
nook in his trunk where moth and
rust would not corrupt. >In this case,
as in all others, Geronimo will not
make a reply to the letter. lie hasn't
time nor the inclination to answer his
correspondents, but it pleases him
highly to have the contents of these
letters interpreted to him, for his
vanity is not The least quality he
possesses.
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LIABILITIES

of PickPnS. Ss:
IAH. Palmer. cashier Of the above named
bank, do solcmnly swear that the above
statement IL true to the best Of my knowl-
edge and belief. 4. n. PALMrH, Cashier
Subscribed and sworn to before me, this
3rd day Of Feb, 1906
lsHALl o. ~. woLvEnToN, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest: VI. q. PorTRRF.
G. ID. CARTER,
j. A. BIvENs.
Directors
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WOoDMEN CIRCLE.

Meets first Monday afternoon at 3
o'clock and third FRIDAY night at 8
o'clock In each month.
MRS. A. Il. CURTIS, Guard,
MRS. 4. II. STURGEON, Clerk.
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4 boy either must think his father
was an awful chump or is an awful
liar to tell him the things he never
did when he was young.
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A Shumate razor and a Shumate
razor strop will afford you shaving
comfort that can be obtained in no
pther way. Cost $100 each and both
are guaranteed,
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We have something interesting to
offer you in the purchase of gun.
BIVENS, CORIIN & FRENSLEl
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1t sometimes happens that in get
ting out of a rut 4 man finds himself
in a hole.