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AUCTION SALES

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ON MONDAY. NOVEMBER 1iTH. AI
1880 a. IN, No. 1912 East Second South
street (take University car to Thirteenth
center tables. bookcase and desk. two
sanitary couches. dresser and chiffonier,
two extension tables. lot dishes, chairs.
refrigerator, Homo Comfort range. paror
cook stove, mirrors, cupboard, carpets,
etc.
Also on Tuesday, November Is. at 80
a. m, No. o6S Second avenue (take Third
avenue car 20 q street. short block
soUth): Fine lot goods. consisting OF ma
boGany, oak and leather scat rockers. fine
mahogany writing desk. psrlor cabinet,
Wilton and other rugs one cost s55 por-
there's, center tables. divan, fine dining
table buffet and leather scat dining
chairs lot china and glassware. good
beds. springs and Ostermoor mattresses.
dresscrs. Two chlffoniers, one cost Si5:
gas heater. fifty feet OF best garden hose
new, cost % cents feet; tools kitchen Ia :
bles and utensils, II. J. hens and other ar
ticles not mentioned,
Also on Wednesday, November 16. AT
1880 a. M. No. 63 Postoffice place. one
half block west OF postoffjce: Fine lot
household goods. consisting OF parlor
rockers bookcase and desk combined. set
Ice. box couch. fine dining table and
chairs, sideboard, cost s65: dishes and
glassware. silVcrWare, fine brass bed
dresscrs and chiffoniers. best of mat =
tresses. center tables, rugs lot OF blan-
kcts and bed linen. lot carpenter and
plumbing tools, steel range, heating
stoves sanitary couch, refrigerator, fine
hail scat. cut glass etc
N, a. Andrews. Auebloneer t14Ss
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BETTnYON.
1912 East 3rd South st.
RoOMING HOUSES.

ROOMING HOUSES.
81 rooms, newly furnished, run
ming water In every room, SEQ
us Tor price; exclusive agency.
32 rooms. good furniture;
carpets good. with eXcep-
ton Of two or three; rent less
than s. per room; price s25oo: lib-
eral terms.
As rooms, well kept, good con-
dltion; rent s4.75 per room; for
quick sale will make very reason
able terms.
SO rooms; rent only $3.50 per
room; steam heat; see us for
price and terms. which arc rea-
sonable.
Is rooms, a little out OF the
central district, furnished for
light housekeeping; every room
rented, rent $40 per month; 800
Will handle
IS rooms. rent Si1o; steam
heat; good transient house, VIII
make good terms.
CIGAR STORE,
In the theater district. rent $40.
+-yeer lease; this Is n snap at
$ll00.
v. II. RTCHEY.
Manager Business Chances.
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SPECIAL, SALE

SPECIAL SALE.
As elegantly furnished rooms. in fumcd
oak, mission style, fine velvet carpets,
all nearly new, private and shower ba aths,
long distance phones in each room, vapor
system of heating. which is free with
rent that IS reasonable. lease four years;
the appoin tmeuts OF this place arc per-
fect, the location is on Main street. and
II can be handled on very good terms
sbout one fifth down and tho balance out
Of the house. Sec us for details
S3S00-SS rooms. newly furnished. just off
Main St, in heart of city rent 81
per room; heat practically free; a
fine money maker This price is
less than cost and made low TO
effect u quick sale. Don't fail to
sec this.
S2So0-G0 rooms furniture less than SO
days old; f1nc location: steam
heat, all on one floor. very low
rent; 10 years lease. VIII make
very liberal terms.
A. RICHTER, REAL ESTATE
lJsia blishcd lSq2
A. j.. RRATTAfN. Mgr, Il. O, Dept
~ ", LIST South. Phones 6I1
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MOVING, STORAGE, PACKING
SHIPPING

WE SHIP II. II. GOODS TO AM PART
OF United States. cut IA tes. Kinball
Van e Storage Co. 10 W. 1st So. rn26s9
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GLOVE MANUFACTURERS

NELSON GLOVE CO, SO E. cd SO
exclusive glove store. Gloves made to
order. Repairing and cleaning mo56
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who would literally
ourcny
s in of will
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heading
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MR. CIGAR MAN.
We have one Of the finest retail cigar
establishments on Main St.. 5-year lease,
nominal rent. Big trade. Invoice propo-
sition; about $4,000 required.
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26 rooms, light housekeeping; long
lease: rent 500; income about SEQ TO
$3.50 month. prico $1,000.
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AN EASY LIVINC;-SOMETH1
GOOD.

. beautiful sunny rooms. furnished in
mission: new good carpets; neat and
will sacrifice IL for $3.50 if taken at once
Rent S2J. House modern.
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AID WRITING
INVENTIONS
CAMERAS AND KODAKS

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WOULD YOU BE INTERESTED IN
learning how to produce better pictures
at a lower cost? If so send your name
age address, name Of camera YOU use
and size TO Carver, Box sos. Waterloo.
Iowa, tJ7k
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ANOTHER GOOD CIGAR STORE.
with good lease. excellent business To-
cation, sales s2b per day VIII invoice
about 5000.
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800 month clear. IA rooms. mod.
$3.50 Terms.
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81 rooms, n nfcs clean place, with good
lease. owner can show proht or sllO per
month for last T months. Price $500.
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A. n. HUMPHREYS.
78 West Second South St
Bell 413S Ind. ASA
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10 rooms elegantly furn.. IL boarders;
a bargain, $1,000: east side
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AT OSTERLOFS AUCTION
store. 21i State st. continued
Tor one week; big sale OF meu's
SUITS. Gray Bros underwear.
cooper brand: lot OF high grado
stationery. notions. ieweIrv. siI-
Vcrware, etc.
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TAILORS

1T YOU ARE LOOKING FOR
BETTER SUITS AND OVER
COATS AT PRICES BELOW
WHAT YOU HAVE BEEN PAY
INC, CALL ON US. 426 MIN
TYRE BLDG.
ARNOLD e BROWN
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RooMING HOUSE SNAPS
20 rooms, good furniture. with lease
fine transient location; rent S42. profits
si35 per month. and $4,000 takes 1t.
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As rooms. modern. long lease. rent less
that IS per room. This is working
mans house and is making money,
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81 rooms. ]. housekeeping rent s75:
long leaae a good thing.
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13-room transient house. well fur
nished and q money maker, 5000 casl
will handle.
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LIVERY,

IOWA LIVERY STABLES, 129 w, So
Temple; saddles horses. first.class
driving horses. single or double. Ind
phone ii0S si93s
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Tribune Want Ads.
I.cll Main 500. independent $50
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TURKISH BATHS

EXPERT LADY ATTENDANTS. FACE
massage. manicuring. hair dressing,
Sanitari,rn parlors. 62 West 3rd South.
Bell 49dl Ind. 1918. f21Sa
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DETECTIVES


MAGLON DETECTIVE SERVICES BtJ-
reau; reliable, confidential. Bell 4Sed-N
Ind. 1ads3. Office. $50 Green st nSsII
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CHEMISTS AND ASSAYERS

BIRD COWAN co.
$50 So. w. Temple Bell phone 41l4.
x1250
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PIANO TUNING

u. BERT ANDERSON. BELL PHONE
3917. Plano tuning. polishing. repair
Ing. t1o2
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CARPET CLEANING

HAVE YOUR CARPETS RENOVATED
Electric Vacuum Carpet Cleaning Co.
Reasonable rates. Bell 4132-H rla2
NO CHEAP WORK. BUT THE BEST
work cheap. American Carpet Cleaning
Co. 322 SO. State Ind 93; Bell 2l70,
1850
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A. n. HUMPHREYS,
7S West Second South ST.
Ben 413S. Ind, I31
tl545
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ALARM CLOCKS

ALL ALARM CLOCKS ARE GOOD;
some are better; we sell the better
Kind; Big Zen. $3.50. other dependable
alarms. 81 To So so. Reliable jewelers.
SurbauGh's. 12 Mccormick bldg. t1oi
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SCAVENGERc


UTAH SCANENGER, TOILETS, CESS
pools cleaned; dead animals removed
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rooms for rent furnished. $50 mo
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MASSAGE

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MISS STEVENS. AT ~ EAST SECOND
South. Elk hotel rooms 10 and 90
Hair dressing, manicurlng and facial
massage, zoos
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12-room mod. house for rent. suitable
| for renting rooms,
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Will. SACRIFICE MY 1s ROOMS. ALI.
HGht housekeeping: net Income 500
iuonth; K.; no reasonable offer refused. 81
west dth South 1881
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HOTEL MoXUM, THE 49,
luiely f1reproof hotel In sEMLY
furnishings the fines, we.t mait q
opened last October, c.. rs. Oh
proprietor inoma1
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HOTELS

If ", 10 hou ON ONCE STOP Ar -
y raine youll always sim ~ IHE
lhree. Steam heated room. roop ,hs0
our bath. 42 East Sra sn1';, With 4
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oGTa5pENThn nodeE5: Ha,, no TEL; ~
rates. q, GsS, GGsM'y l,t furnished; snII.ed; m &
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WILL GIVE HALF INTEREST IN
patent now pending. In order to push
saine, Tor 5000 and selling price when
patented net less than $4,000 Address
Z-5i Tribune t16o0
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ROSS C. DAVIS,
303 Judge Building.
Bell Phone 222I, Ind. 1il0 tl5ii
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Young Folks
LlNC0LN'S KIND HEART.
How the Great War President Be-
friended Boy.

How the Great War President Be-
friended Boy.
In 1910 Il. r. Randall. who later In
life became prominent man in Ne
braska. began learning the printing
business in the Springfield Qlll Jour
nal office. Arrived in town. he went
directly to the Office. taking his trunk.
very small affair, with him. The
log cabin" enthusiasm was AT its
height, and the day he arrived the
Wings of Chicago came in. bringing
their luggage. and men and luggage
put up at the Journal Office When
their great convention adjourned the
Chicago delegation departed, carrying
with them by mistake the little trunk
of the new apprentice boy
When the youngster discovered his
loss dt was his first misfortunel. far
from home and friends, lonesome and
alone, he sat himself on the sidewalk
and bewailed his lot.
A benevolent looking gentleman
came along when his grief was at its
height. Placing his hand on Dicks
head, he said:
"What is the matter. my son"
Matter enough said the boy. I've
lost my trunk
How did you lose it," the kind
hearted stranger again queried.
Il put it in the front Office and them
Chicago fellows must a-took IT,"
We'll" continued the tall gentle
man, don't cry I'll see If can get it
back for YOU
Taking the name Of the boy and a
description Of the trunk, the man de-
parted. Within ten days the missing
property was returned, and Dick Ran
dalrs heart was made happy
The stranger was Abraham Lincoln.
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HAYS SURPRISES MR. AUCKLAND
Grand Trunk President Has Backing
of Directors in the Extension

Providence, r. l., March 14.-Af-
firming that the road would surely be
built If the charter were granted,
Vice President E. H. Fitzhugh of the
Grand Trunk railroad addressed the
House committee on corporation at
the capitol in support of the petition
for a charter for the Southern New
England railroad through which the
Grand Trunk seeks entrance into
Providence
Just before the hearing closed, a
cablegram from President Hays OF
the Grand Trunk was read saying
that the board of directors at a meet
ing in London had fully endorsed the
plans for the extension in this state.
Vice President Edward g. auckland
of the New Haven, who had previous
ly intimated that President Hays did
not have the backing of his directors
was taken by surprise. He said:
Undoubtedly that is the vote of
the board of directors of the Grand
Trunk railway OF Canada If the vote
is forthcoming | absolutely withdraw
the objections | have made
The hearing was continued to next
Tuesday.
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BABYS PITIEUL CASE

Our baby when two months old was
suffering with terrible eczema from head
TO foot. all over her body. The baby
looked just like a skinned rabbit. We
were unable TO put clothes on her. At
first it seemed 60 be a few mattered
pimples. They would break the skin
and peel OF leaving the underneath skin
red as though it were scalds. Then a
few more pimples would appear and
spread all over the body leaving the
baby all raw0withOut skin from head 10
foot. But on top Of her head there
appeared a heavy scab a quarter Of an
inch thick. IL was awful to see so small
a baby look as she did. Imagined The
doctor was afraid TO put his hands to
the child. We tried several doctors
remedies but all failed Then we de
cIded TO try Cuticura. After three DAYS
you could see the body gaining a little
skin. Now the baby is four months
old. She is a fine picture Of fat little
baby and all is well. We used Cuticura
Soap, Ointment and Resolvent. Mrs.
Joseph kossmann. Z st. Johns Place,
Ridgewood Heights. l.. l.. n. Y, Apr.
30 and May 4, 1909"
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MADE SURE OF IT.
The Gift Was Delayed, but the Groom
Got the Bird.


Got the Bird.
A wealthy patron of the turf in New
York told an amusing story OF a IA
vorite groom and a turkey.
Il had once promised this groom
he said, "a Christmas turkey, but
somehow in the rush and furry Of
December forget ii. 1t was some
days after Christmas when remem-
bered how / had overlooked my faith
full old friend.
Meeting him in the paddock one
mornin~ alf Intending to make good
my forgetfruess | said to the groom
by way OF iake:
"'Wcn. ns. how did you like
that turkey sent your
"'lt VIZ. rv fine bird, sir said
the grooi ,nc very near losing it.
though
"'uoW n sid /. astonished.
"'Weii t SAID Jenkins. Christ
mas moruire came. and your turkey
hadn't reacHtd me. so | rushed right
off to the cypress company and asked
the manager what he meant by not
sending the bird up The manager
apolcgi4ed, sir. Very politely. and BIZ
took me into a back room, where there
were ten or fifteen turkeys hanging
and he said the labels had been lost
Off them and Id just better ta.e
my choice So chose the largest, sir
knowing your generosity, and 1t was
fine 1t ate grand Thank you very
much indeed, sir Washington Star
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culneoer,s RemedIes.

Old time physicians prescribed even
more unsavory remedies than rancid
butter. which was Emperor Meneliks
cure for malarial fever. In "Culpep-
ers Herbal" published originally in
1856 and reprSnted as recently as 1920,
are such prescriptions as "oil wherein
frogs have been sodden till all the
flesh is Off from their bones" "horse
leeches burned into powder and
"black soap and beaten ginger.p Some
of Culpepers remedies are Of a more
practical nature IF redhot gold be
quenchcd in wine" he says, and the
wine drunk it cheers the vtals and
cures the plague, Outwardly used 1t
takes away spots and leprosis.'
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MANCHESTER CENTER

Miss Edith Shaw is visiting in
Pittsheld.
J. H. Whipple and sister Mae are
i'm with grip.
Mrs. f. H Holden Of Bennington
was i'm town Saturday
Mr. and Mrs Hepburn have been
visiting in Wallingford
Miss Carrie Amidon. trained
nurse, is caring for Miss Edith Pro
van
John Mayhem has purchased OF
Miss Mary Wilson a house in the
lane.
Mrs. Alvin Waters is in Pawlet
oalld ethere by the illness of her
father
Mrs. Charles Bond who has been
visiting friends at Cold River has re-
turned
Charles Snyder has moved to the
Brick Tavern which ne recently pur-
chased.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hicks daughter
has been very i'll but is some better
at this writing
Arthur Marsden and son Howard
who have been visiting in Utica, n.
Y, have returned.
Percy Bourn of New York was in
town recently TO attend the funeral
Of his grandmother.
Don't fail to be at the supar social
at the home of Mrs Jennie Lang on
Wednesday evening.
The Service club of the Baptist
church will meet with Mrs Arthur
Marsden Friday afternoon.
The ladies' of Skinner w. R. c.
will hold sock social in G A. r.
hall Monday vening, March 2S.
Merritt Roberts of Rupert, D. D.,
Of the Grange, visited Battenkill
Valley Grange Tuesday evening
Henry Stratton who has been a
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Burr Gleason
has returned to his home in West
Townshend.
A moving picture show under the dir
ection of Carl Woodcock will be held
in the Union opera house Saturday
evening, March 10
Miss Olive Bourn who has posi-
ton in Bellows Falls was called home
by the death Of her grandmother,
Mrs. Dexter Bourn
Delegates to the Laymen's Mission.
airy meeting held in Burlington will
give their report in the Baptist
church Sunday evening
Mrs Jennie billiard gave a party
in honor of her niece Miss Helen
Reed Friday evening All present
reported a pleasant time
Mrs. Lydia Shaw who has been
spending the winter with her son
Fred in Adams has returned and is
with her son, Herbert Shaw
Mrs Bowie who has been spending
the winter in Williamstown and West
field has returned and is the guest
of her daughter, Mrs. Jay Thompson
Mrs Fina D. Adams invites the la
dies of Skinner W. r. c. to meet
with her Thursday afternoon for bus
mess. All are requested to be pres
cit.
The sugar social held at the pleas
ant home OF Capt and Mrs, G. II
Sessions Thursday evening was an
enjoyable occasion, about A. being
present
Mrs Dexter Bourn died at her
home last Monday The funeral was
held Wednesday, Rev f. NJ Fuller
pastor of the Baptist church ohicia
tins The burial was in the Center
| cemetery.
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FEATHERS AND EeesHeLLs.

\ stale egg naturally dries up and
thus the air space within grows mr.pr
Place a fresh and stale eng in water
and the latter Will soon be covered
with bubbles Perhaps It's one 81
those historic hot a.y haymow nes;
eggs.
New Jersey seems to be paradise
for chicken thieves A thief stole POO
fowls from a burlington farmer and
stopped at the next farm and stole corn
to fatten them. The Vineland Poultry
association offers 500 for tine thief
who stole forty-fve show birds from a
member.
While a fully matured Mammoth
Bronze turkey tom weighs thirty-siX
pounds and a White Holland twenty
six pounds, it requires one year longer
for the Bronze TO mature
A woman Of Ocean Springs, Miss,
was recently sent to tGe penitentiary
for stealing q half pound Of butter and
five eggs. Her sentence was So, en-
years, and it was affirmed by Ne SUI
preme court. Too awful sad for COM
ment when so called justice gives such
a terror for so small an oifense and
men steal million ana steal on and
on
A foreigner in Pottsville. Pa. in
stead Of killing his Thanksgiving duck
with his stiletto went into his back
yard and Killed it with a shotgun. AS
unnaturalized foreigners in Pennsyiva'
mia dare not own guns, he was arrest
ed, fined $31, and his gun was conhs'
Gated. With such luck could he be
thankful over that duck?
The United States agricultural report
is $500 100000 and beats the record
by SSG0,OO0,0O0. Now, if the poultry
census is thorough, as promised by au
thoritles. the people of this country
will get Il greater surprise. Please gel
ready to be stunned.
A new use for chicken IS reported
from st. Joseph's hospital, Omaha
Neb.. whore n portion Of a chld's dis
eased jawbOne was removed and O
piece of chicken bone inserted The
operation was a success. Jaw wran
glers may now swing their talk ma
chimes without fear, for chicken bonl
substitutes are not dear.
W. MntAA
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Builds Up the Thin and Weak
Ga nose Makes Thin People Fat or w
|. Gokay wiz Return Morey

In Samose are combined fesh-giv.
ing food elements that coon produces
a steady and noticeable gain in flesh.
Taken after meals, Sam Sc mingles
with the food, and causes it to be as
simulated so that the fat producing
elements are retained in the system
and you will soon get good flesh.
steady nerves and a healthy body.
w. H. Gokay has seen such remark
able results following the use of Sa-
nose that he offers to pay for the
treatment If It does not make thin
people plump and rosy
You run no risk whatever in buy
ing Samo5e; ii IS a true fleshforming
food and is sold under the guarantee
of one Of the most reputable business
houses in Bennington to refund the
money il it does not give complete
satisfaction.
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lie SINCE.
lie SINCE tthe monkey is a popular
game among Young girls who enjoy a
hearty lauSh upon one Of tine opposite
sex. In fact it is really a practical
joke. The monkey Is the boy selected
to leave the room When he is called
back again perfect silence reigns
among the whole company. Puzzled
by this serious attitude, he naturally
asks. what is the matter?" They all
repeat in chorus. What is the mat
terg' The monkey probably will say,
Il don't understand" which is chorus
ed after him, and every remark he
makes or question he asks is thus re-
pcated until he sees the joke. OF
course he accepts the guying good ma
turedly
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A caro-.

We the undersigned, do hereby
agree to refund the money on a so
cent bottle of Greene's Warranted Sy
rup OF Tar II it fails to cure your
cough or cold We also guarantee a
25-cont bottle to prove satisfactory or
money refunded,
Thonpson's Pharmacy
c. II. Houghton
j. NJ Ayres, A. S. Hathaway
Harwood Drug Store
c. r. and A. h. Hawkins
Y. A. Ouinlan, e. C. Woodwork
W. l.. Golxay o. e. Adams