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, 1907-09-14
ARMY OFFICER GETS
MARY KINGSLEY MEDAL

Theobold Smith of Harvard, who dis
covered a new kind of blood parasite,
in his investigation of the so-called
Texas cattle fever. Gorgas is now
chief sanitary officer of the Panama
Canal zone.
, 1907-09-14
Paying Employees Today.

|. w. Emmons, trafic manager and
auditor Of the Laramie Plains line,
went to Centennial with the pay checks
Tor August this morning, taking his
young sons with him. They will prob.
ABLY return on train No. 2 this after
noon.
, 1907-09-14

Waterbury, Conn, Sept 14.-Repre
sentative George L. Lilley, a member
of the house committee on naval at
fairs, who has been critized because
of his outspoken attitude on the
Charleston harbor, has written an op'
en- letter, in which he says:
The One Capital Crime.
"If l had the supreme lawmaking
power Of this country, the only crime
punishable with death would be that
of grating. Any man who sits as a
member of the committee on naval at
fairs and uses his efforts to obtain an
appropriation for some t%umbledown
navy yard in his district, to the end
that he may provide well paid jobs
for his constituents. is grating.
May Touch No Money.
Not a single dollar may touch his
hands, but Just the same he is graft
ing out Of the United States govern
ment which he is paid to serve and
sworn to serve"
, 1907-09-14
More Alien Laborers.

Another carload of about forty
Greeks, Italians, Poles and Austrians
arrived from the east last night and
were assigned to sections on the Lar
amie-Rawlins district this morning.
, 1907-09-14
LIVERPOOL SCHOOL FOR STUDY
OF TROPICAL DISEASES
AWARDS TROPHY FOR
SERVICES IN CAUSE.

Dr.. Charles Finley, Colonel w. c. Cor
gas and DR.. Theobold Smith Hon.
ored by the Commission for Work
in Graduating Yellow Fever and
Other Plagues-Noted Race Horse
man Dead in New York Today.
, 1907-09-14
MAY Touch No Money.
Concern, viii Not Bid.

New York, Sept. 1.-THE situation
with regard to the proposals issued by
the bureau Of equipment Of the navy
department for supplying coal for the
battleship feet ON its voyage to the Pa
, 1907-09-14
STRIKE is
EXPECTED
SERIOUS STATE OF AFFAIRS ON
THE RAILROADS OF ENGLAND
FOR RECOGNITION OF
THE UNIONS.

Decision Of Executive Committee to
Be Announced at Manchester on
Sunday and Companies Given a
Week in Which to Accept Terms,
General Strike To Follow Refusal
-Ex-Grand Vizier of Persia Dead.
, 1907-09-14
BAND WILL

PCNY FOR The FAIR.
The Imperial Military band will play
at the fair grounds the three days OF
the celebration. They will play In the
evenings for the Cowboy Dancing club.
, 1907-09-14
Companies Given q Week.

1t is understood that it will give
the companies a week to officially rec,
ognize and treat with the union, and
a strike will follow q refusal.
, 1907-09-14

Of h limb between the hip and the
knee. He says the wound was receiv-
ed by the accidental discharge of the
rifle. He says he shot and killed
a coyote while on horseback a few lays
ago, cooking the weapon for a second
shot, but this was not needed. For
getting the position Of the hammer,
he placed the weapon in the ~scabbard
hanging beside his leg from the saddle.
when the cartridge was exploded, the
ball passing through his limb. DR.. Nc
lColluG who examined the wound, told
Irwin that he did not believe the wound
could have been inflicted in the manner
indicated, but Irwin c%ontended that it
could and was, and so the matter was
allowed to rest.
No Powder Marks.
1t was remembered that the gam.
blers had fired several times at the re-
treating robbers, but they did not know
that any of them he'd been wounded.
me Wouhu III Inc ieS VI DdlldS Ii VIII
is believed to have been inflicted with
one Of these shots. The surgeon noted
that there were no powder burns about
the point of entrance of the ball, but
Irwin says he has changed clothes
since the wound and that the clothes
caught the powder. The doctor says
some marks would nave remained had
the cartridge been fired so close to the
flesh as Irwin contends that it was.
The sheriff of Natrona county will be
here tomorrow and he may be able
to shed ONE new light on the matter.
The officers believe he has a good
case against the men. or he would not
have ordered their arrest. Both men
are non-communicative to a great tx
tent,
, 1907-09-14
MEMBER OF COMMITTEE ON MA
VAL AFFAIRS SAYS SHOULD
BE ONLY CRIME PUNISH
ABLE BY DEATH.

Member Of Committee Who Uses His
Place to Obtain Appropriation for
some Tumbledown Navy Yard in
His District, to End That He May
Provide Good Places for Constit-
uents, Is Species Of CRATER.
, 1907-09-14

Daily Republicsu. 50 cents . month,
, 1907-09-14

Daily Republican. 50 cents q month
, 1907-09-14

Continued On page ~
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THE PEOPLE, NOT THE LEADERS. RUN THIS COUNTRY

friend who vision and active brain.
grave growing disposition Of the
people permit,
good they peoples thinking
Il no
Of loud
think
should when the people forget they
thesyeawok their savatonthen there would
daager n surrender leadership
Democracy Is sesfsoyerumeut that IS all
We. The people ourselves aud poster
iy
We. the people, thinking
any OF however wise For matter what
dcycez thinking
country monarchy; thinking
q that country ouEarchy think
and ourselves by ourselves and for ourselves
AMI doing that sfa7H~Y
SAID Walt Whitman. the great Commoner:
During civil the and saw rank
south. yeara have
doubt about
since
Lincoln expressed the conviction when said "hs
pie always wohble right"
peoples thinking They
simply putting public opaiou record
Nevertheless always TO be always
complete sovereignty OF the people.
That = o1dfashioned Americansm L ie
that safety
hang suspended from the hold Of
Leaders and The people forever
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HIGH TIME TO CALL A HALT

The local combines which responsible Tor the out
rageousy high prices prevailing Tor the necessities 81 me-
simply killing the goose which lays the golden egg
Unless speedily checked they viii bring disaster
They will check the eys prosperity and finally It's growth
The OF alarm be sounded none too quickly OF TOO
emphaheay
With the rapid upward rush OF prices Tor vegetables pro
visions coal and all other necessities of ie with rents at top
notch figures showing tendency TO rise Is time Tor
sober aud people set together and devise ways aud
means put a policy into force.
When vegetables kept Of the local market by
the provision mems combine order hold prices up when
big consgumeuts OF berries deliberately dumped into the
sound for the same constituencies purpose when every
hand the caror for excessive profits heard the question
forces itself How long the people stand these demands
The breaking point at hand
The in salaries and wages not anywhere near
the increase in the cost OF living.
Ii IS the interest Of the people to prevent II possible
the inevitable results which viii follow continuation OF the
present reckless riot in prices.
Yesterday The Star printed extracts from the market
ports OF Portland Tacoma and Seattle showing eonelusvey
that higher prices being asked for provisions IN this city
than anywhere else the coast. north OF san Francisco
Today The Star exposes the Seattle Produce associations
high-handed attempt prevent local grocer from selling
goods reasonable prices The secretary Of the combine
foolish enough put his official threats paper. letter
form and the grocer who received the letter courageous
enough TO bring The Star for publication.
Let other screspectng grocers who object 70 the AFRO
CANT control of the food in Seattle this
paper with facts and they may assured that any law
be found the books which will jail the nsiigaior
OF the outrages the law will be invoked
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report ono % The crew slapped his
hands together 10 make = noise
Ike a swat. and tumbied Into the
pie
Nov you're deadto Crust stated
Come out while We bury yau
The pirates ubeYed. although
they had simulated eorpaea heaatis
fully.
Crust made motions as II huffing
the chest. aud then he aud his four
victims carried IL off 10 the gig and
the last Robert aaw 81 them they
we're rowing out 10 the Baby
Mine
wouldn't u make YOU aeream2
Robert was dazed By the peffidy
Of Col Crust IN hippadramlug the
aiaughfer 81 the sailors lie was
also puzzled by the pirates cold
hloodcd departure.
Uut Robert was maruoned all
right
when the sun rose on tho morn
he was alone ON the island and the
pirate ship was nowhere % heseeu
tCoutinued1
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SCRAPS

slkha are beginning 10 invade
British Columbia. which u certainly
not like India Three thousand Of
them are Ia the province. and more
are coming
Representative George A Pearre.
Of the Sixth Maryland district. has
materially Increased bis popularity
With The women 81 his state a. the
result OF commencement address
delivered AZ Kee Mar college Ia
which he announced himself Ia IA
vor Of the elective franchise being
extended 10 women.
Baron Roaen. the Russian ambas
aadof 20 Washington, Dr. one 81 the
finest piano players 10 Washington.
Is hen a youth be studied music in
Paris under the finest teachers lie
aud Padereuzki. the great Polish
planlst. are warm friends. having
been drawn together years ago b.
their mutual love for the piano
Citizens Of New Berlin. o.. are
dsFlaing ways and means 20 raise
money 20 erect Ia that village q
monument % the memory of the
late President Mckinley The mon.
ument will stand in the public
square where. a. a young man. Nc.
kinleY delivered - first political
speech on the evening Of September
2. 1857
Professor Berg. In Busn0a Ayres.
reports that he has discovered a
spider which practices fishing at
times ia shallow placr6 d spins
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the lesson It bore.
That Boy Next Door launched
into his piece with great confidence
10 had several verses. the last OF
which was TO be alteu climax By
drawing from his pocket a fresh.
clean hsmstltehed handkerchief n
ran
While other boys may come 10
gTlef.
When they In public 90.
/ always have a handkerchief
As clean and white as snow"
As he uttered these words he
whipped ont 81 his pocket the dir
TEST. raggedest old slate cloth ever
seen IN that school room, he having
got hold Of the wrong piece Of
cloth Ia his pocket
Now the other BOYS have fun ask
Ing That Boy Next Door 10 let them
see HIS pretty handkerchief
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Hoss and tioss.

After being married q hours an
Eastern younE woman quit her hna
band and went back IA her 90 a
week job Il may he pointed out
that worry fuW wives set 90 a week
90 spend ON themselves Yet there
are mighty fow husbands Who have
that much to spend CA themselves.
either
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between stones a two. w,nv.s
ifal net on which Il runs On
water aud captures small ~ ~
poles, etc That ID under.,sa ~
VOTE ven - shown BY the nans.
, ,..l sailse,se skins OF littIs ~.
lures thai lie about IN tho wen ~, y.
The eHfious name Of he 80
lhslle alesaine' Il due 10 ~ $3.50. i.
eoFefef II fourneau N ~ ~
us anxious to perpeluats ~ 'h'.s
name IN connection with 4 s 9si
the ahassthsiie was u ths s ~, =
Of eoealns and no cnmss,.a a.'si'
outse.u6liug that could BE- ea sa y
out Of folfneau" he ,,s ss.iilei
The name into its English 'a'l-'sf
lent ~ stove" and aGded 4, 'gplfa.
narp termination ~ nsess.
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ALASKA AND MEXICO.

Geo. Fay. In Success.
SAY Canada" said Senior MeE.
with mind upon the ease Of Tex,
And an the land that HofIhWard L.
For which Napoleon got Pal
"Oh. Wyo. why not let Z. S.
roin with the 8tateaf What say
you SOS ''
Il Kan not think Of it. said she.
IN. y. not2" with "A surprise. asked
be.
MINI. 20 you like sister is,
And brothers are Wash. aud Mont.
via
why should you sauint n e so III ?
IT'S no Conn. game, come. say you
will7"
"Ah. Nov. u. T. shall Col 1t good
TO Join go mixed a siatefha0d.
m you Tenn. times persuade me,
ia sit ~ - unmoved T. e
My cool HlOofneas Ia dofe
ia sell % for not Mas Of Gre.
To join such creatures In their
Ark
Ind. eed I'm no such easy mark"
ala. now girl don't get too Ca.
Tho states don't want ~ any Va
The fault in You Is plain 20 see.
You want 10 De the whole T.
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garden wherein true love sleeps
sunshine
From quioi void of maus1d 10 many lowered sleeps.
/ IL D old my garden and Hfn
han through and through
or else . may be- there only two
mo. noddinE n8sers and It's waters crystalline.
They point me onward o = and holy shrine,
find the hl eaaed paths kn0w mine
aud I kuow-but hearts very. stL
walk beside the little nl,
oyofy would vanish. 4 every daffodL
garden Frend-but have walkod thefea
And heard tho little Lgvagod mite his fairy Fonf
OR have opened vide the aud e the whole world In
there b. dream there. and rost
mindful and lovely
keep your garden you love the beat
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CHAPTER xI

CHAPTER N
In tho gig Of the Baby Mine
four picturesque pirates ruwed Col
Crust and Robert 70 tho Island. The
pirate chief was hugKlng a mystic.
rinua brass bound caaket Ike a
Junior tool chest II contained a
hoard of mixed nails. bolts and
screws. the fruits OF many an out.
rage on the bounding pillows
The four members OF the crew
we're blithc. as II they did not aua.
poet tho fate that was going tp be
sockcd 20 them
Dig here. Missed Col Crust. In
dlcatlnR a likely place IN the sand
silently the four obcyed A they
dug Robert mu.ed how useful they
would be- on the Panama canal job
Col Crust tenderlY deposited the
chest Of treasure in the hole.
Now die. dogs. he beloved.
drawing two huge double barreled
pistols. while Robert placed his flo.
gers In HIS ears
"PiuEi Ping Ping PinEi" went
the buccaneers pistols At each
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-29

I think this time the laugh is on
That hoy Next Door.
Just before school closed the
teacher devoted an afternoon 20 re-
citations and exercises. aud nearly
everyone In her class had some lit.
tie verse 70 reeIte Nov. That Boy
Nert Door Is very proud Of his abil-
ity In this line. being quite a plat
form declatmer. all 81 which / am
hFmly convinced although ] may
be preludiced Is duo to his innate
gall Re praeticed his little piece
quite induatriously and was pre-
pared 70 make the hit Of his career.
The eventful day arrived. Soon
tho teacher 8weetiy announced That
Boy Next Door. who would now tell
the virtues Of nealuess and cleapli
ness. and would the children please
pay close attention and mark we'll
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THE LOST CAR OF DYNAMITE

70 met How much timer
Twenty minutes"
And the overland Is due In 50
minutea-dusY And just then be
realized.
There was but one thing 70 do
lie ran out In tho dark aud looked
down into the valley Far bsios
gliding slowly ia and out Of the
snow sheds. came the overland.
something like a phnsphoreacent
snake. He looked up the mountain
side Somewhere IN the dark came
stealing swiftly a carload Of death.
Roberts started running swiftly
up the track A half mile up from
Halt Way a spur running into the
Sierra MiainK Co.'S property ran
along the side OF the mountain and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-29

A case o. mirror writing has
been brought to light In the Great
harrington public schools which ls
attracting considerable attention.
Vera C9ser. a 5.Yearoid girl. who
attends the primary grade. is the
victim. aud at first the teacher was
unable 70 make out Just what the
child wna doing When any copy
ia given % her 70 write she starts
a. the right hand eide Of the paper
and when she finishes one would
think that the work was a more
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but will tell you what It 81
n you and I got wise. Aras
And asked 30 be let In. | knpH
We'd De fourih-utera Neb = No.
Bot Join o. nation n a ofaeF
Would know lots better 4lau u
bother"
mo use" said she ia terhdth ton.
"On me you've Missd your & Ky
l8tion."
With this the colloauY was euEed.
And home. Sith nose In 1ffI earh
wcndcd
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Boys Wanted

To sell Seattle papers For infor
nation apply - Geo Engler. Star
office. old library building. between
. and VI IN the morning and 2 com
3 in the afternoon Initiation fee
paid by EnElar. 80
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All said the fortune teller 70
the heavy set widow with her hat
on crooked. you arr HoiuK "a mar.
~ a man with a housefui Of ehil.
frun
"nut I have a houaefui Of my
own
4 know That's tho reason. 1t
always happena
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Kansas Vlndieatsd.

The destructive advance Of the
green buK has been checked b.
prompt measures ON the part 81
Kansas It's saying a whole lot for
a prohibition state that The green
bus Was ao quickly diagnosed a.
something rarely hreu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-29

REGARDING the pronunciation q
the woed "calllope. about which
you inquire Mabel. q great deal of
error aeems - prevail Ia sHeak
inE % the Greek muse It epic poet
~. pronounce u Cailiupe When
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-06-29

A week passed and the main Of
flee vas again questioned How.
ever. Gary. who had been put on
the Job 90 look u up. GA bic owB
account added that the main line
uouif pay dearly N the dynamite
was not delivered within - hours
We arc all looking Il up. came
the aterrutypod answer And Gary.
president proprietor. etc, Of the
Sierra Mining Co. settled h4ek IN
bis swivel chair. deciding to allow
the main line 10 coutinue looking
shortly after o'clock the next
evening Gary received word from
the main line that the dynamite
had been found and was on the
way.
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A FouRrH oF IuLY TREAT

is on tap for you IN overy bottle
or siphon OF our sodas. sarsaparll.
Ia. ginger ale. carbonic. vlchy.
aeitzer or other carbonated or
mineral water. It's a feel good
on the Fourth. feel good next day,
treat. too. with enough money loft
IN your pocket TO treat yourself
and your friend often afterwards.
We'd like your Fourth OF July OF.
dera as carly as may be-.
Pacific q Puget Sound Bottllng
Company. Phone o27.
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Just about this time some old
Crouch ~ peasimtat Is liable to
arise and SAY that SUPPOSE theY do
find tho nuFlh pole. they cant
hrlnK IL back with them
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~ AVN 81 ~
what has become Of that ear Of
iYuAmltof" Inquired tho Sierra
Mining Company
The offices Of tho main line an
awerod that they wogld look u up.
and began In the Usual Way %
do 80
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A q g. Of suohnmiah. sends me
the same answer % the deer prob
iam "a that submitted By Mabel
Miller ]. J.. Of sa3t Whitman az.
enuo. Fremont figures It cut a.
1894 pounds.
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wha, IN thunder"

" AEAA ~ hNNAAtN
Harley Roberts. the main line
agent az Halfway. pulled his feet
of the doak swung around In his
chair and tried vainiy 10 make out
what the mutt" upon the range vas
clicking about Out Of the iucas
herent rattle he caught the words.
dynamite - runaway over.
land ; Sc ~
Between curses Roberts pulled
his chair up TO tho desk and called
Sierra Hs sent Il lciaurely tx.
plain yourself"
stop the overland Car % aynAs
mite ran switch and coming your
way There was a pause and the
Sierra operator added 'mpreaalvely.
Coming - bent for breakfast"
Roberts gasped aud spelled it out
to tho operator up In the range.
Vow" he clicked Leave Il
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scrawl Placing the writing before
q mirror. II can be easily read
and the copy o. surprisingly plain
Springfield Republican.
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ran into enal baron YeHinr,
day Ito looked like a man Who had
been shot at and waa san suffering
from the nervous SHOCK
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stopped abruptly ~ the mining
eompauy'h main SHAFT Roberts had
this IN mind
Roberts flung the switch three
minutes ahead Of the runaway ~.
Mantle car Dark and Omin0ua the
great hulk Numbered by him and
thank God took this spur Rob
erta flung hia hat into the afr uud
started back 10 meet the overland
sH00m" The mountain trem
bled great fire flashed across
the sky and thunder ratified from
mountain 10 mountain Al excited
lot Of passengers clambnrod off the
overland n Halfway 20 find out
what tho noise had meant
Yes. We got that dynamite"
said Gary over the telephone 70 the
main office No no ono waa
killed. but n you are not positive
that we got Il come up and look st
the hole in the side ~ tha noun.
tain. where we received g."
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Accounted For

You advertised new mown hay
and lowing kline, said the city
man who Was new arrival az the
farm house where Is the new
mown hay
"ltt Ia the lowing kline. said the
farmer. looking up from hia task
OF trying 20 make calf behave.
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ePartln 1t neoh
Get aurrut. A. IN
boy aaill hen hts
ma took N jam
from him
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OLYMPIC Market

cuia your meat bills In half ffg
Pike IT,, opposite the bon Maroho
zee
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A BIRD IN THE HAND
WORTH TWO IN The
BUSH |?

on the sun a five pound 4ste ~
Ice would weigh nearly lao funuda
on earth u douaat even seIEh five
rounds
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Hamilton Studio

G75s0 Colmln Hlk llieh grade
photography at reasonable prices.
no coupons or other frauds. ass
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City Hall Market

nib stead Zoe. roast veal i0c.
boiling beef &c. pot roast &C. Cos
Third Ave. 80
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YOU moan the tunoful thlnH that
brings up the rear of a circus pa
fado. you can pronounce L cali
ope. aud at least have the crowd
with YOU
what makes man bras about
bis ohildron 2
\ don't know. unlen Il Il thai be
hnpuH thoy will hfag about him
A Reporter
IL always asked these questions
Looking for Information, arr
YOU"
who pat sou on o. thlaf'
"tiavc ynu got that down
"no you want something to MI
up your paper
How have you got ny name
apollod9'
"whon Will this come out Ia The
paperf"
would you iiho 70 hear Hthe
straight OF thiaf
4 suppose you get free passes 10
oyorythlnWg
why can't the papers get any
thing rlEhtf
How much doea Il cost to put In
an ad
Wen. tho time has come. gentle
reader. whom I shall luform you Of
tho right answer 20 the little prob
lem that We have all been worry
lng uynf I have received over 100
answers. aud an 81 them were good
ones. even " tho most Of them we're
Incorrect n has been shown By
the interest that ms readers have
taken in tho puzzle that there are
many thinking people amnnK "a
and FOR this reason ! offer eouRfats
alatluna Ia spite Of the fact that
mY friend. John iiathawaf IN
forms zoe that he la the man Nho
bought tho deer. aud hence ought
to know rs wright. | must disagree
with his answer 80 pounds ~
strict authmolical computation
nud that the deer In question
weighed ttTata pounds ! thank
you ali for the interest you have
taken. and siEn myself
UNCLE JOSH
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STAR DUST
BY JOSH

You moan the tunefui thlng that
brings up tho rear Of a circus pa
fado. you can pronounce 4 ealli.
ope. aud at least have the crowd
with you
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"Whnt makes man brag about
his childron
n don't know. unlea Il II thai he
hnpus thoy will bras about him.
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Today We commenced sellls,
Stationery Al the opening ko.,
In response - our Thursday a.
Yertisiag Sale continues h.
morfoW.