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New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
When Calico Heard Of 1t

ID -.D2T IS the invention -uo-eo- less vague,
II .----Z slowl- over Europe and reached
l54.. lra-.e.- one u The greatest elIerlr-e
PM pliers q The modern world. when on
St..-- .----- - Venice about the middle q June,
IGog As tTallleCs independent invention OF
IL. telescope. Ike SO MANY more 81 h-s dis
.-lr---a- mas been denied belIttleL uy e-lvlous
De- rs II his own and later times. the story
rs- .t-- rr told IL his own words IN q letter
. - a-arher n law Lancuccl, dated august
% ltHe le SaVs-
----e now because have q piece q news
tc- -.- You must know that about two
-v.-.-l- agg . report was spread mere that n
Fa--.-~ @ SpyElaSS had been presented 70
Pm Maurice. SO 1ngeniouslE constructed
-tz- = made The most distant OBJECTS appear
,..---. -.--- 50 that q man could be seen quite
r.----- u d distance u Two miles MS result
seemed = ne 50 extraordinary trat L set me
I-------- --d as i appeared = me tnat Il dc
----.--- upon Ihe laws - perspective re
-le.-..- IN the manner q constructing I, ana
7-- = -e-lE-h 50 entirely successful that made
glass which 1a- surpassed the report q lte
F--.--- one.
"A --e news had reached Venice that had
md. -,.c1 "a instrument. SIX DAYS ago ! was
s------ ned before thel- HlghnessvS- the sig
r--- nd exhibited i . them. 70 the astOrllsh-
-le--- Z the whole Senate Many OF the nopieS
and ~e-latoTs. though q great age. mounted
--..-. nan once u the top ot the highest Church
--v-.- n Venice. n order to STE SAILS and ship
---- which were 50 faT on that Il was TWO houIs
ts- r. chev were seen without my spyglass)
z-.--e tull sal INTO the harbOr; Tor the eject
.- -.- --s--z-nent Is such that Il makes an ob-
-.r ---v miles o. appear - large as Il Il were
-ve-
---.-.-ir-g q what great utility such an N
=---.--.- would prove II naval and military
d---.- .-z. and seeing that his Serenity, the
Dr.. desired . possess II ] resolved On the
-r---r-5,----l instant 70 60 % the palace ana
--...-- Z IS free glit-
-.--,s.-9 fo- ms cglcrteer- n presenting the
z- e-= and n particular for having invented
o.. 1=t-ument. the Senate offered '5ali-eo
1- .-l-sh5p for life n Padua, as q recognition
e. ..a discoveries and invention
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
LOVE IN THE KITCHEN

MONO, the domestic servants - q 'eTIilalI-
n town woman Is a very pretty lTlsh siTi' n"I "t
-, IN tins country Now. Bertha had not
icen II work more than couple Of months be
fore she became engaged 70 ptuIllo'I P 'P
- that She had no intention Of MARRYING at
- II, date. but wished instead to save
brr money. and incidentally afford the ap77
1,rentjce time 10 become regularly registered
.il mistress good naturediy assented to the
- -racst that the lad be allowed to VISIT
her in the kitchen. 1t was observed thad t,,1 on
NJ l-rsions onlv the voice Of Bertha could
be heard coming from the kitchen. j.. much
& ,sll,er" " sand the lady OF the house 70
10 mum" said Bertha: leastWays' 1l,,l l"I
49,. I'm But he'll do betther as tonne goeS
gr Hes too bashful y-it, mum 10 d" amy
,l,irlg more than eat
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
Soon Made Others

n he tlrs- telescope referred - II t---a -
- --er- no further mention Is made. 50 We
---.-ose that i Wa of little value, but the
-- which h= presented 10 the l'pst an -
-. ---.rarelv lost Wa shown tor the liIsl tlll-e
r. 1l lr August II. lt'J5- IRON the l9' ,i llie
..-.-.ar--ie II SAINT Marx s. NJ lar li-e7I 'D-
-. -.-a- could be plainly seen Tas the cam
-.. .l- -he Church q san B-ustlIla II Fl-lti'
= -.-- aycur twenty-five mile II q 7l'a-sl-1
The th1r1 telescope Calico made mad q mag
~ -,o7ve- q about ergnt a1s-rIleteTs- lilii'-liB
s....-e aypea- more than sixty times larger
~ u q very fev GaVS le had z ill1cA Dttltt Dtt
,-.. -r--5ch enlarged four hundred tlInes. Win
he made his first observations On the moon
u he brought 10 a distance oi less lil--i
-..-a. =e-nldiarneters of the earth thus 1naEllR
3. --.-ea- about twenty tunes nearer ana lpll
t-.-s-.-l TIMES larger than when seen by the
-1a. led eye" 49,,
wth q fifth and still more poweTfu! tel
&C. which showed objects more thaIl tI!ifly
s.... nearer and nearly one thousand I"liile9 "
-.-..- f.- completed hls observations ol Llie
-... winch he asce1 tanned . De a BODY NeTy
~ the earth He also learned that ten
--.a- The number q stars could be seen VIZ, "
-e-.-eo1,e. F,1t the greatest marvel 81 all
We She discovery Of the tOlir moons q Z 'lI,i
--rlng 10 Bclisar5o EI=ta- then with Ihe
T-..sr court At Pisa, January 30, lolo' ''illieo
49,. .Ilrdes IL tins discovery. Ihese ne"
BODIES move round another vcrE great star ia
-.e Hzr1e way as Mercury and \ eI.ua' anu Pc
...-a,---s,-, The other known planets, move
-.r.- rhe sun As soon as my f'i'l y ~ -
! I seld q copy T. h.s hi1.lla'5- '''' u l-''
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
By Mary Proctor

~ Gently brought TO the
-- --.-- I Al astronomer who Is =
stamp collector. II was . stamp from Hon
DUR with a. picture oi Columbus discovering
A---.--. - tv means OF . telescope.
matter of fact. the first telescope was
ny e until 1909. the month Il Nav OF the
--t-.-- -ear 1909. being the terCenterarv OF
-st --.--e-l-5o-l q this instrument
--- IS ! have been able Il ascertain. the
---. --a-ign was bv the Astronomical So
-----. Mexico which issued invita- lions 10 a
---.-.- meeting on Nav u. IT iS surprising
H. -..-le- Holland nor Italy noticed the an
-..-.-- -r. as both countries had their share n
e. -.- Il the discovery IS vel IS the N
-.-.-. 80 Z the telescope
E-- n October. I60>. the use Of the tel
.-.. w4S discovered n Holland IS the result
.- .- ..eiEt-r. As The story goes. an appren-
---. wing with spectacle lenses n the shop Cf
81 -.----al named Hans Llpperhey - Middle
t--- -#--ceL Ih-I ly holding -wo of them n a
.-.--.-- POSITION - la-Ee and inverted E-cW II
.f.-,-- 9-.S obtained. On hearing o- tins. Lip
-l,--.-- --ze.t -uc glasses II . tube So that the
-.--.- va-e "a 81 ne1EhboTing church spre
ca--- .= seen apparently nearer and upside
down This TOY waS shown II his window
u---. .--e Gav Marquis SF-nola CHANGED 10 see
- -- inferred The shop - make inquiries con-
r=---- rs purpose. Ne are told that he puT-
1r.-..- .-Ie I these magic glasses. Is they
We .--leL. and aiterwa-d gave i u Prince
Na------ Z N2ssau.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

Won merely drop line either a postal or oU the
blank prutcd here for that purpose. We w Immediately
quote wholesale 1rCes direct and send you 4ig
book and full particular
S-months Free rial IS given wlth eFrr' ono ot oar
RefuEera;or II any time during the three months TIC
Refrigerator doesn't prove be al that claim il tc
and satisfactory 20 vou lu every par!Cuar-you have
the privilege % returning and receiving every
of your money back.
plan
80 rgeraror dealer sells YOU good Refrigerator
as ours al anywhere near the price.
Then-lsn't TO sour interest write today for
booklet
saul;oT RofrIEc lar Is'fifas- 4aavs keep
your food pure and fresh a.vays protect your he4ta
away, insure grozrs. economy bills oar vafo-s
sizes enate you 90 gr ' tho Pari aar Refrigerator son
for the r1f'iCuIar place o- Waat tu put q.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

. DO @ = AA'aA = a. e Id ARA
prices
You selec;a particular
sized K ctrIgerztor tor
your needs TO At the
space ycu have for it
and NC ship II right
10 YOU from the fas
tory, frsraTrrg trCiFhf
starFs5-thgs YOU cat
out iobbcrs and deal
ers profits keep them
for yourself.
Here 5 4 little trade
secret Dealers IN Re
trigrrators don't make
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

We claim il To De. ZEs
you Gan JcnG 3! balf At
cur sHPSuye.
Now that's the most
severe test to which YOU
can pu; a Refrigerator
lining and oarl y fke
only Rsfvigerafsy that
lcfll sfaud fhz: ten.
We can ~ tell YOU all
about - SauItoT Re
friEcrators n this ac-
vcritscmcnt, SO 10 get
our m Y-sasIug
proposition and f-l
description, We askftat
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

Inc TDFAL VACUUM CLEANEk Is IN the
-e,t majority, Of case operated by hand It re
a,Iires no strength or skill Of any kind-compared
wit sweeping it Is play. Weighs only 20 pounds
and j. easily carried about.
Completely equipped for hand operation, the
IDEAL VACUUM CLEANER costs only S25
s. tremendous i the saving It effect s-in time;
;,ri .c j. quickly returned many times over ,.,
The electric motor attachment Of the Ideal.
IACT-I-N CLEANER j. not necessity, but a
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

This neat, strong. COM
pact, portable machine
brings within your easy
reach the only thorough
" efficient and strictly
sanitary system of clean
ing that the world has
ever known. How can
YOU afford to be without
II? Get ready for the
summer by ordering one
At once.
Send to-day for our Free
Illustrated Booklet. Il gives
complete information about
every phase Of the cleaning
problem.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

sale every day-aud Refrgcrafors ake up big space
store, big profits must be atdet-lagcr than the usual
PuCcs.
Thus saving is considerable Yet-thzt sav-
Jag ism all. Nc give isifrr Refrigerator than YOU
c. buv a.rJrEsre el5r.
First-the outer casngs OF Refrgeraors oak
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
You Can Now Buy a Refrigerator
At Wholesale Factory Price

- finish but geHaf7e oak-an oak-hTaty oak-Put
together 10 last lifet ne.
The OF Refrgerators is made Of our own
process porcelain enamel, which IS guaranteed 10
indcstructIble absolutely sanitary That's the
reason why our Refrigerator IS called Sanltof.
As Of this porcelain enamel just take ohsei
when your Refrigerator avesand # you can chsei into
any part the inner lining then the Refrigerator sn
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

WYE have immense, modern Refrigerator factory.
w We decided sell the entire output of that fac
tory direct
Thu -srLrJ tohoieJaie f4ofsry tyicfJ roH.
This means you save from 4oF-or from $50
10 stS according 10 sze-on the highest grade Re-
ffgcrator made
First YOU write for Free Refrigerator Book-which
gives photographs full particulars OF Selling Plan
a.d Wholrsalr facfoTE
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

truth Of these novelties.
As q result. Calico received an invitation to
repair 10 Pisa for the purpose Of explaining TO
the Grand Duke his discovery OF the four sat
elites Of Jupiter. which he proposed To call
NedlCean stars. IN honor Of the reigning family
Of Tuscany. The telescope with which Calico
discovered the satellites which he affection
ately called IN after years his old dis,overer. "
Is nsw preserved with other Galilean treasures
IN The Irthuna ii Gallleu II Florence.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
Sent to You Direct for SIS

Injury The motor l. 81 the best standard type II i
readily ttached your electric light Nture a uses
only about two cent worth of electricity an hour
Eotipped with motor for direct current the
IDEAL VACUUM CLEANER costs 500, with
motor for alternating current S65. When ordering
give voltage as well as kind OF current.
ANY physician will tell you that summer dust Is
.,u vii he germs pf disease Both at yrc~IdeuCe
,rI country home tn. IDEAL VACUUM CLEAN
Err will you well and inihiulS III N'ellhR
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
Ideal Vacuum Cleaner
u +. IL D:xt Electric Motor
1t Eats Up the Dirt
Or Electric Motor
Operated by Hand

fe-eaonp poenui i
be Into gu
With hirn frtrhor rT
the
IWl al
n1ndg II down
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
Wanted Celestial Honors


THE hundred and more telescopes which
Calico had MAIDEN the first half of 1910 were
distributed among the Princes and learned men
of ltalv. France. Flanders. and Germany. At
the French court the arrival of Galileo's telc-
scope caused great excitement the Queen.
Maria de NediCi. being particularly interested
N Il as the invention Of distinguished fellow
countrvrnan- L is related that II her eagerness
u see the moon through II she would not wait
TIL the instrument was suitably fixed at the
open window but fell on her knees on the floor,
t. the CONSERVATION Of her suite and the amaze
ment Of the grave Italian IN charge OF the
telescope
The solicitude Of the French court 70 gain a
place IN the heavens by the side of the MedlCI
family Is very amusing. In q letter April 20
1910 the great astronomer IS begged
In case YOU discover any other fine star
call u bv the name of the Great Star OF France.
as well as the most brilliant OF all the earth.
and Il i seems TT 10 You. call II rather by his
proper name. Hem. than by the family name
Bourbon Thus YOU VII have an opportunity
OF doing thing due and proper IN itself, and
Al the same time Of rendering yourself and YOUR
family rIch and powerful forever.
As the news Of Galilco's marvellous Giscov-
eries spread over Italy. the popular excitement
grew intense. Thus IN Florence. poets chanted
the discoveries and the glory ot their fellow
citizen and public f6te was celebrated N ms
honor In Venice Girolamo SIrturo describes
tells an amusing story Il his own experience.
With the first telescope he had succeeded N
making. he aSceuded the tower Cf SAINT Marx s.
IN the hope of trying Il unnolcsted- JnluckllE
Tor hlTu. be toy some ldcrS II the square
below. = crowd soon collected round hIrn, who
insisted on taking possession Of the instrument.
and detained him for hours until their curiosity
was satisfied Sirturo thought u better % quit
Venice earlv the next morning and pursue his
observations IN less InqulsI;Ive neighborhood.
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
Honored in His Native City

THAT Galileo is not without honor ii his IA
tive gltv of Pisa. can be inferred from the fol
lowing points 81 interest shown 10 visitors y
tablet that marks approximately Fal!leo s.
BIRTHPLACE and the beautiful bronze lamp that
hangs from the roof of the nave Of the tathc-
dral of Pisa, which was supposedly the cause ot
GalileoS first discovery when 4 student OF
eighteen
According to the story. Calico was PRAYING
one afternoon IN the cathedral when the ct
teldant drew the lamp toward him 10 hight II
and then let II swing back. Calico at trst ot'-
served this simple incident as thousands 81
other worshipers had done before him and have
done since IN a casual way; but quickly ms at
tention became riveted 70 the swinging lamp
The oscillations which were Il first consider
able. became gradually less and less. but. not
yyjtl7standing he could see that they were all
prove by timing them with his pulze-the only
watch he possessed
Unfortunately the lamp now pointed out as
GalIle,'s lamp. which IS Int electrically was not
AIS e-nc. the observation recorded here was
made IN l5NI. and the bronze lamp was hung
IN its present place only on December 20. los =
SIX years Later. The leaning tower OF PISA
from which the philosopher dropped two IN
equal weights that fell together also attracts
considerable attention from tourists.
In the evening, the GalIlean drama IS en-
acted IN Pisa on several photographs, tins IN
e--,,--7sr7- having overrun Italy. as the phono-
,--..-,l has invaded Egypt. II Is no small testi-
--7C.l,-- 10 the enduring fame Of Calico that ne
-,-se nor disulaced recently from the POSITION
- 1eaf1ng attraction on the klnetograpn. by
The Neesina earthquake, which IS the almost
universal topic Of interest there at present
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
Sanitor Refrigerator Co.

DdIIfIOE ANNIE u Ct tAtUE CO-
Dept. S48 Mimi Npohs. Minn.
Reference Fst National Bank or Any Bank Minnss po
To Save Writing = Letter Use This Blank
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20

Duke, together with an exec
lent spyglass, which VIII enabl
him to Judge for himself OF tn
New-York tribune., 1909-06-20
TERCENTENARY OF THE TELESCOPE

A \ --1using auachroaisIn was
n -.-entlv brought 10 the
q --.-- I an astronomer who 1S =
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1909-12-06

WAN ED-Good girl for general house
work. Apply 910 First avenue north.
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TEACH EN- TO
Be CHAUFFEURS
ST. PAUL Y. NJ. c. A. STARTS AN
AUTOMOBILE CLASS WHICH
MANY CAR OWNERS
ATTEND.

St Paul, Dec. est. Paul boasts a
cs1auffeurs university, though IL is not
known under that name. but modestIy
tries to hide It's identity under the title
OF the automobile class at the Young
Mems Christian association. Never
theless, number OF these daring in
dividuals who risk other peoples lives
on the streets are in attendance at the
associations class; also some Of the
automobile owners themselves go there
to learn how TO manage their machines
and their chauffeurs
The class has just been organized
and probably will have a large attend
ance. 1t is conducted by v. A. Wood,
himself an inventor and manufacturer
OF a spark intensifier, and a man who
knows all the ins and outs OF the au-
tomobile. The object of the class is
essential practical. A man can go there
and learn how TO take his machine
apart, and what Is more to the point)
how to put II together again; the con-
struction and use OF each piece; what
is the matter with his machine when IL
bucks and how TO set 1t right; and the
general art Of running IT.
The Y. NJ. c. A. has had Glasses in
most everything else during the twelve
years Of its existence, but this Is the
first time II has ever had an automobile
class. The course will last through
the winter 1t embraces lectures, IL
Illustrated and made practical by fire.
quent visits to various garages where
automobiles are taken apart, studied
and put together again. This, OF
course, is done by experts and the
owners Of the garages have gladly
made arrangements with the associa-
ton for the advantage Of advertising
their machines. The lectures are upon
all subjects which a full blown chauf-
feur should be acquainted with, the
general uses and misuses and nature
Of gasoline being one OF them.
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POSITIONS wANrEp-FEMALE.

AN EXPERIENCED sTENoGRA-
Pier wants position. Address Box
los. Moorhead, MINI.
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Proposals for state DopoSitarrss.

Notice is hereby given that the gov
ernor and the State Board of Auditors
OF the state of North Dakota will hold
a meeting at the office of the Secretary
OF State of said state at the Capitol
building at Bismarck, North Dakota,
on the 18th day of January 1910, for
the purpose of designating depositaries
for the funds belonging to said state
Of North Dakota for the period of two
years and until the depositaries which
shall be designated on the I'd Tuesday
OF January Of 1912 shall have quail
fed by law.
Proposals OF State or National
Banks doing business In the State of
North Dakota will be received until
the date Of said meeting. Such pro-
posals shall state what interest will be
paid monthly on the average daily bal
ances on such funds as may be depos-
tied by the State Treasurer in such
depositaries. The rate Of interest shall
be not less than two or more than
three per cent. per annum, and the
amount for which any bank will be
designated shall not exceed so per cent
Of its paid up capital and surplus.
All proposals must be accompanied
by a bond payable to the state and
executed by not less than seven free
holders Of the state, as securities, or
in lieu Of such personal bond, a surety
company bond for the sum equal 10
the amount OF funds which such bank
may receive, may be fled. II a per-
sonal bond is furnished, 1t shall be for
the sum not less than double the
amount of the funds to be deposited
In such bank at any one time.
Blank applications and bonds may
be obtained by writing to the Secretary
of State at Bismarck, North Dakota.
The right to reject any and all bids is
reserved.
Dated at Bismarck, North Dakota.
this LIST day Of Dec, 1909.
ALFRED BLAISDEII.,
Secretary OF STATE;
d. X. BRIGHTBILL
State Auditor;
ANDREW MILLER.
Attorney General,
State Board OF Auditors.
(Dly to Jan. 3 inclusive)
A rzxa-.,wn NXyarA A a xrYt1a w~-.- "
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Summons.

Summons
State of North Dakota, county of
Cass. In district court, Third judicial
district.
Nichols & Shepard Company, a cor
poration, plaintiff, VS.. James H Smith,
Knute Hoseid, B. r. Smith, Lawrence
Begin. Swan Nelson, John Parker and
Andrew Nelson, defendants.--Sum-
MONS
The state of North Dakota to the
above named defendants:
You are hereby summoned to an
swer the complaint in this action, a
copy OF which is herewith served upon
you, and TO serve copy of your an
swer to said complaint upon the sub
scribers at their office in the Edwards
Block, in the city of Fargo, North pa
kota, within thirty days after the serv-
ice of this summons upon you exclu-
sive of the day of such service; and
in case OF your failure to appear and
answer Judgment will be taken against
you by default for the relief demanded
in the complaint.
Dated at Fargo, North Dakota, this
9th day Of November, 1909.
TURNER e LEWIS.
Attorneys for Plaintiff,
Fargo. North Dakota.
Notice.
To the above named defendants. and
to Knute Hoseid, Lawrence Begin and
John Parker:
Take notice that the complaint in
the above entitled action was duly filed
in the once OF the clerk OF the dis
rrict court In and for CaAs county,
North Dakota, on the 9th day OF No
vember, 1903.
TURNER & LEWIS,
Attorneys FOR Plaintiff
Fargo, North Dakota.
(Dec. 6-1s-2O-27 Jan. S-10.)
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MINNEAPOLIS PROPERTY.

MINNEAPOLIS city property to trade
for land in Dakota or Minnesota.
Have twelve houses valued at $50, 600,
subject to $4,000. Will pay mortgage
in cash for clear land. Also have $50
acres very highly improved farm sew
enteen miles from Minneapolis, priced
at $50 an acre, mortgage $4,000. VIII
trade equity for Dakota land. / have
smaller tracts also to trade. Write
me in full If you wish to exchange
your land for city property or farms
near Minneapolis. Rudolph Babler,
Ale Phoenix Bldg, Minneapolis.
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Manila, Dec. 6.-The United States
Pacific fleet, Rear Admiral sebree,
commanding, has completed practice
off olongapo and will return here on
Monday. General shore leave will be
given and a series of entertainments
has been arranged for the officers and
men. The feet will sail Dec. 10 for
Chinese and Japanese waters.
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Yeaamen Loot sac Of 5000.

Athol, Mass. Dec. 6.-Deputy sheriffs
in automobiles at the head of a large
posses of heavily armed men, are to-
day searching this part of the state for
six armed yeggmen who blew the safe
in the local postoffice and secured
100000.
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sPlRELLA coRsETs cuARANTEgp

TIE NEW models. hfty different
shapes, for all forms; / call ana give
perfect fittings; scores Of recommends
from Fargo ladies. Mrs. A. Anderson,
poorn Is. stern block. Phone Is6f-L.
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SCRAP METAL.

The Northwestern Iron & Metal Co.,
Fargo, N. D.,
SS Front street. Phone 1921,
pays for
Mixed Iron, 81 per ton.
Mixed Brass and Copper 50 per 100 ms.
Rubber No. /, IS per 100 lbs.
Rubber No. 2, SIS per 100 lbs.
Rags, soc per 100 lbs.
We also pay highest prices for all
kinds Of metal and bottles, etc.
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FOR sALE-LANp.
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE

First avenue and Ninth street north
Property fronts 100 feet on Ninth
street. or would sell site alone and
move buildings OF. J. d. Vowels. i0s
Ninth street north
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PRISON FOOD is BLESSED.
Grace ls Now Asked Twice Each DAY
in Kansas Penitentiary.

Lansing. Kan, Dec. 6.--For the first
time in the history of the Kansas pen
itentiary, blessing is now asked upon
the food the prisoners eat. Twice each
day the chaplain says grace. while the
prisoners stand at the tables.