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The evening world., 1912-10-14
R5 5l 9E BEEEl fE $E@S{ 3II HIR
Hair coming outfit dry, brittle, thin your scalp
itches and is full Of dandrunLUss "Dandsrine. .

Within ten minutes after an applics-
ton Of Danderine you cannot lind .
single trace Of dandruii or a loose or
falling hair and your scalp will not itch.
but what will please you most will be
after q few weeks use. when you will
actually see new hair. fine and downy at
first---yes--but really new hair--grow-
ing al over the scalp.
A little Dsnderine will Immediately
double the beauty Of your hair. No diff:
ference how dull. faded. brittle and
scraggy. just moisten q cloth with Dan
derine and carefully draw Il through your
hair, taking one small strand At time.
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H0lDUP MEN ROB CLERK.
Mes with Revolver Get Cash ~
United Cigar store.

While Edward Danzigcr. clerk in the
United Cigar Store at No. IA First ave-
nue.. was closing his shop early to-day
two men entered.
what will you havef" asked Dan
slscr.
Everything We can carry away"
said one OF the men. pointing . blue
steel revolver at the clerk.
THANK you,' murmured the clerk
mechanically as no backed away before
the threatening weapon into the stock
room at the rear Of the store.
The holdup mon took from the open
safe SIZE in bills and . quantity OF
silver. A. they stuffed the money In
their pockets. they warned Dansigcr
not to leave the stockroom for ten
minutes after they had gona Dan
siger was able to give no description
OF the robbers beyond the fact they
were large and bioodthirsty.
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Gossip and Sidelights
> OF the Campaign and Men
Who DO the Fighting
II It Registration in Greater New York in
FIRST Two Days Puzzling to the Leaders of
All the Political Parties.

What the big Bull Moose VIM DO 70
Mckinley. Cannon ard benson ought
TO be worth the price Of q paid ad-
mission. What the friends OF the trio
may do in return II also worthy of
speculation.
Mrs Nicholas Longworth. daughter of
former President Roosevelt, was In Chi
cago on Saturday and yesterday. She
was the guest of Mrs. Medill McCor-
mick, and on Saturday afternoon the
two ladies took tea with the Colonel.
From Kansas comes the sad news that
the treasury OF the Bull Moose Is empty.
1t Is worse than busted, for the com.
mttee IL 5000 In the hole. In addition
TO this 5000 are necessary to alone se,
out the sample of the fac-simile Of the
ballot and put II into the hands Of every
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The sifsss = sassincyssr hair will be
light nulfy and vsVy. and have On APP
pessaacs d abasdaass; a Incompatible
Iustrs. soitsaa ssd luxvsiance. the
beauty and shlmnse q tsvs hair health.
Get . - cent bottle a Knowlton's
Dsnderins ffoa say drug store or toilet
counter. aud prove 70 yessself tonight
now-that your hair b - pretty ant
soft a. sny--that II hes bssa ssslec.ep
or injured BY careless trsatnent-that's
all-you surely can hsvs beautiful hair
and lots Of II Il you vii Jest try little
Dandcrine.
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GOES INSANE IN sANITARIUM.
Woman Removed Early In Morning
70 rsyohepathic ward.

Mr. Catherine Lambert. forty-one. OF
No. 1es Howard avenue, Brooklyn. was
removed early to-day from Melba SAM
taraum at No. Sm MoDonoush street,
thar borough, to the psychoparfic ward
at the Kings County Hospital.
About . O'Clock, Mrs. Lambert. who
had bcen IN the sanitarfum for three
weeks suffering from Q nervous break
down, began acting % strangely that
the nurses were alarmed and sent for
her private physician. DR.. c. u. vogt OF
No $40 Lewis avenue. DR.. Lewis called
In Or. Poole OF st. johns Hospital and
The evening world., 1912-10-14

challenge on behalf Of Dean George r.
kirchway Of Columbia College to the
Democratic National Committee. and
the challenge has been accepted. The
&C mmttee will try to get President
Emeritus Charles w. Eliot OF Harvard.
They have wired TO him and expect an
answer some time to-day. Another chsl-
lenge has been issued on behalf OF
Bourke Cochran. The debates are 20 be
held in the public school assembly halls
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voter in the State. The men behind the
movement have put up their own money
In the cause and have sent out for help.
And they firmly declare that they Will
get the help.
Congressman william g. Bennet, can
dldate for reelection. made an impress
sion on one man at least at Carnegie
Hail on Saturday nisht when he spoke
for the Republican party This man
said as he was going out: There's one
thing I'm glad I came here for. IT'S q
cinch I'll never vote for William g.
Bennett" And Congressman Bennett had
been bemoaning the fate Of thirty-eight
Congreesmen who wouldn't 70 back to
Congress because Of the formation of
the Bull Moose party. He's one Of the
thifty-eight
John Hays Hammond. once . mining
engineer for the Guggenheims, later q
mining promoter and now . farmer In
Massachusetts. and. incidentally. . Taft
booster. says the Bull Moose hasn't n
chance" The Colonel may take some
comfort from the fact that John Hays
said the same thing Of ooldneld, New.
Goldfeld later enjoyed q bigger boom
than the Bun Moose v having now,
and turned out to Be the richest gold
camp In the world.
IT'S pretty near time the Republican
National Committee told how much
money II has raised for the campaign,
and what was done with II. Yes. pretty
near. The stump speakers siorify the
Old party by shouting from the plat.
form, backs Of trains and soap boxes
that they're the fellows who demanded
publicity Of campaign contributions. Yes
they are. They are the only fellows toe
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the two doctors agreed II was necessary
to send Mrs. Lambert to the psyche
pathic ward.
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To-nighf T. n speaks In Champaign.
N THIS . the homo Of Congressman
WunDam 3. Ndkinisy. VINO managed
0hDss oAmpaign for nomination. 1t 10
~ - presume that there will be
oa0sGAAnG doing Ut to-night's meeting.
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OF China. the iounaer o, the Zen"
doctrine in Japan. which taugh, that
passive contemplation alone secured
Enlightenment or mythical union
with Buddha. II Is said that for nine
years he was In u conscious trance
until his legs dropped OFF. hence he
called the iegless Dahrma. Because
OF the similarity OF the name an Or
nament that he wears resembling II
Christian cross there is cuTrcn; be-
lief that Ia Mo is none other than
the apostle Thomas.
\ likely survivor Of the soi-dc-
throninS edict will be A!zcn Niyo.
the god OF love. He is Represented
with a third eye In his forehead. and
with three small heads growing from
the sides and back OF his neck
Kwan Lin Pin Sa VIII also d.. hard
She is the goddess CT mercy and very
popular In China. especially with wo-
men. as sh. is supposed 10 insrur.
III. stori whs: a male ohl!d't, g-eaiy
desired.
/. H. pu.zliag path when one Gets
out TO iathom the depth and purpose
OF some OF the Chinese gods. Many
o! the idols. while beautiful sp.ci-
ment o: oriental carving and corr
struct!on. appear to be name!ssz or
phans. with no particular mission In
life, but supposed by the possessors
10 he good for any puipeSc that Il de-
Sized. These general utility Idol axe
20 numerous that the Ecarcher after
Information ;ard!nS th.lr use has
to civ. up In despair and cor:e back
to the more Important gods. ouch M
the gods OF wealth and wisdom. til"
gods OF .hc s.asonG aud the supposed
bsne!actois OF the race. These Will
be hard to kill and II + saf. TO pre-
diet ;ha; they will sutviv. tn. de-
s,ruc,;on coming to the rank and file
OF sCds for some time 20 come. Eu,
hey will ultimately all ha," TO yield
To the deter mined demand for reform
that Is working such wonder. Ia
China.
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No More Distress
After Eating

lis such n simple matter to get rid
OF stomach distress th.: its great pre-
vaiencc can only b. accounted for by
clrclcssneSs.
Keep n few MI-o-NA Stomach Tab
let's with you all the time and take
one with or after meals. They will
surely prevent fermentation. hcavi-
ness. sonrncss or any stomach dis
trcss.
No matter how long or how se-
vcrcly you hay. Suffered from lndi-
.Eestion, Gastriiis. Catarrh OF the
stomach or Dyspepsia. MONA
stomach Tablets II taken regularly
Will end your misery aud put your
stomach In first claGs shape. or mon.
ey back.
Large box for % cents ut the Haus
man Drug Co. and druggists every
where. Free trial treatment from
Booths MI-O-NA. Buffalo. \. Y.
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Safe Remedy Ends
Catarrh Miseries
GIVES INSTANT RELIEF. CURES
AND PREVENTS CATARRH AND
COLD IN THE HEAD

The quickest. best and safest way
TO cure catarrh or n cold In the head
Is by using q remedy that will
touch the spot" and do its work
quickly without leaving any bad ef-
!ccts. Ely's Cream Balm, which is
applied to the nostrils or rubbed on
the throat or chest gets right at the
root of the trouble and insanly re-
lieves even he worst case OF catarrh
or cold. A few minutes after applied
YOU can feel n loosening up In the
head. the pain and soreness are gone
the sense o! taste. smell and hearing
come back. and YOU feel like DIFF
fcrcnt person.
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THE CAREFUL NEUTE

br. Almond Dclill" OF Paris said.
1T tho International Congress of Nv
c.cnc \. Washington. that tuhcrcu-
,os!s WA no, hcTcdi,a;g bu; eNclus-
lively contagious.
Hence" said Dr. pc.ilic to = re
porter. consumption may nndoub'-
udly bc .iadica,cd. hut TO eradicate
Il We must he car-iul-as careful
as the deaf mute who slept In wool
rn mit,cns.'
"woolen mI,,ens?" said the re-
porter. with puzzled frown. We'll.
/ suppose. these chilly fall nights.
there Is indeed some little danger oil
cold"
oh. no." said Or. Delille. smiling
That wasn't the reason the deaf
mute wore WOODEN mitteas. Hc wore
them so that he couldn't talk In his
sleep
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the intelligent element in the Chinese
| colonies would emphatlcaliy insist
upon their passing into the limbo OF
forgetfullness As unworthy OF the par
~ tina; has brought abou; 80 great n
reform in China In so remarkable Il
| manner.
The sugscst!oH has been made a;
til. headquar,eTs OF the Chimes.
Free;nasons tha; q day be set apart
for a worldwide destruction OF the
gods. II Is pointed cut that the more
ignorant OF the Chluamcn VIII be
frightened out of their wits at .t,c
Wholesale smashing Of idols. and Will
'car the wraih 81 the GODS. bu, as
nothing will com. or II. the sca:c VIII
gradually rass. aud tn. Intelligence
OF tho Cinnamon will ghow them that
they were wasting Tin" praying To
gods 10 save them when tn" pnri!cu-
lar gods prayed to could not save
themselves.
o! the gods that seemed destined
TO survive the coming wave OF de-
, struction the buddhist delties are In
the lead. Buddhism came to China
from India about 80 A. ID. tn" rsiig-
ion has a very s,T0ng hold on the SUI
pcrstitions OF the Chinese. In fact.
some writer's claim that 'hcr" was no
Yorshiping OF Images In this ancient
land until the Image OF Eu'dha was
brought 10 china by til. Duddhis;s.
The ancient religion %; tho
Chinese sets forth that Yang and
Yin were til. two souls Of III. uni.
verse. Yang r.prcTcnts warmth and
| life and the heavens from which these
good things come. Yin represents
darkness. cold and death. ianE Is
he gcd OF all good spirits. Yin OF
rp.c,ors. demon aad devils. The Two.
Yang and Yin. were formed of IN"
suh,,. crs"nro OF h.1y"n and earth.
and from tho joint operation OF the
two came the four seasons. and thcs-'
put,inE forth all their energies gave
birth to all the products OF IN" earth.
This Is the Chimes" story OF th" crs'
alton.
Had tn. story rested there all
might have been well. and the chi
mes. would not have been th. god.
ridden nation they are today. But
new gods came with new religions
until the nation has gods OF th'
mountains. gods OF the streams. gods
of the roads. fields and fcrssis. n god
for every sickness. multitude "'
I gods for the affairs OF every aar life
and to the top the list OF sclf-rcfrcct'
ing Cinnamon thought II incumbent
upon him to make gods Of his anccs
tors and worship them. and so the
lis, became very burcnsomc.
One CT the mos; interesting OF fh'
gods Is curIousiy connected with the
story Of Christian rel! :ior This Iot
is To Mo or Dahrma. disciple %
Buddha. who came to China from In
dia about the Sixth century \. d
lie is recognized as the first patriarch
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IDOL KILLING CHINA'S Next REFORM
80 Per CENT DOOMED TO DESTRUCTION

From the Boston Evening Trans sr:pt.
The huge and top heavy establish
ment OF Chimes. gods Is to be reduced.
Reforms have followed each ether
fast In the Fiowery Kingdom. First
the reignins dynasty. then the u.G'
are abou, 10 20.
As thcr. are about a thousand Cut
nese gods IL Will be quite n Job To de-
throne the entire lot, but the work
has been begun by chopping OF the
spurs Of the 2Cd OF war. Kwan-ti.
Kwan-ti dates back 10 the MancGu
dynasty. and has stood the shock Of
many war disastrous 10 the nation
he Is supposed 10 make ever Victor
ious. but the recent events In China
have dis ;us;cd his most loyal adhcr-
ont. and so Kwan-,i Is 20 lead III. way
that Is the natural outcom. Of the
awakening In China.
Never was there such a Rod-fld
den country as China. The Chins'e
have gods for every season. every
cor ,lGeoncy and every step along tn"
Journey OF life. They carry them
around In their pockets. ,hcig houses
swarm with them and their temples
are so overwhelmed with them tina.
In any other country hat China the
attention OF the health board would
b. attracted. II has become an In
OF Al aI f..f la.
m.nt has determined 10 put stop
20 IN. supernbundancc OF idols. and
cut the list Of recognized god. down
about 90 per cent. leaving only thos"
Idols that arc part OF the teaching of
tn. ancient philosophers. Any China
man who carries his own prirat" gods
around with him will do 20 on hls,
own responsibility. Officially. they
will no, be scds At all. but only ugly
dolls. Th. real Idols. officially gift
cd with power to respond To appeals.
will b. found only In tho temples.
being carried even further. No
Am.ricanlzei Ch!namnn Is lInoran"
enough to place any supernatural re-
lance upon the wooden images that
Ftar. into spac. In the temples. but
the affairs are permitted TO remain
because OF the religious beliefs OF the
less advanced Cinnamon. Since tn"
era OF the sun flag. however. intclli-
gent Cinnamon In the colonies In this
country have been little ashamed
o: the idol worship Of th. NOR. iS-
ncrant classes and there has hocn a
demand for the demolition OF the jos-
and his sensclcss satiliitcs. Especially
has the Intelligent Chinam.n called
for the passing OF the many methods
In usc for driving nwav owl spiri,a,
Thcs are In evidence on every chi.
nesc house. In the shape of dragons
gnhd cmons that are supposed 'c
friShtcn away the spirits tina, would
harm the occupant. Will. offering
no substitute for these devil drivers
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Ely's Cream Balm clcans.s. heals
and strengthens the inflamed mem-
branes. takes away that stuffed up
feeling and dull pain in tn. head.
relieves the throat soreness and
stops the nasty discharge which Is
the cause OF the disgusting having.
splitting. blowing OF tho nose. and
foul breath. Hay fcycr victims who
are made miserable by fits OF sneez-
ing. coughing and wheeling get In
slant and permanent relief By the
use OF this simple remedy.
Don't suffer another minute. Ely's
Cream Balm will relieve you imme-
diately. and so cent bottle VIII
more than likely work complete
cure. All druggists sell II. J. n.
Hughes. agent. City Drug Store.
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THE PREACHERS KNOWLEDGE

From Judge.
Uncle Nat was telling Aunt Dinah
abou, the ncw preacher u; the col
oIod church.
Hes n pow'fu smaht man. most
specially In de ma,tah oh prayer.
Why. he axes fer lots oh things dat
dis niggah ncbcr kuowcd de i.awd
had -
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TOO IMPROBABLE

George ". Perkins was talking to
4 reporter abou; the obloguy. so fI.-
aus ntly unjust, which nowadays at
tachcs TO great wealth.
"a little boy. ,. ,ahi. "oncc rc-
marked to his father:
PA. | often read in the low
priced magazines about poor but
honest pcoplc-why do they never say
rich but honest?'"
Because. my son." the father an
swcred. nobody would belle,
them"
Chroniclc.News. soc per month.
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franklin. Pa. Nov. s.-Joseph C..
sibIcy, the oN-congrcssman whose
testimony Is dcsi,cd by the senate;
committee investigating campaign
contributions. Is seriously III nj his
son. here. II is said that his Te.Ov-
.ry Is very doubtfUl. siblcy's friends
.leclarc tina; the attacks OF the news
paper and ma arazIhc writers made
lin u physical wreck.
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People who are free at giving ad-
vice are apt 10 get veSed II any is
given them In return.
I, doesn't take Newlyweds long TO
awake to n realization that they are
not the only pcopie ON earth.
The chronicle=news., 1912-11-08

Chrouiel.-N.ws. soc per month.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1912-08-09
The Live Ones

Take us by and large, there never has been a
time when a people needed waking up as now.
We're huddled up in Injuries and sweet dreams OF
power, place, fame, ease and even it we get
all of these things re better off unless wake
up to wisdom in the of them.
Now and then, here and there an individual
does up and rise up to something like the posi-
bilities life affords just now, and phenomenal
think about this awakening is that each feels and is
the equal of every other. A fellowship of souls and
brotherhood of minds exists that levels walls and
bridges gaps because walls gaps divide them,
in custom creed The big realities
are the only things that appeal to them, such max
ing smooth the pathway for weak, tired, stumbling
feet adding to the joy of the whole by doing good
work in the way each loves best.
These wide-awake ones know that brotherhood
is fact that the world meant for us all and not
just here and there; and they know that holding
fast each to each keeping awake and arousng others
is the only way any of us fully into posses
sion of the best there is They claim that man who
can create or appreciate picture book owns it
more truly than the of dollars who may only pos
it. If the dollar has ability appreciation
land quite often he has (and quite often, notD--
then the first thing he wants to do is to share it with
the other wide-awake ones A dominant character
stic of such live wires" seems the desire to share
all things equally If it is trouble all right they re
for it, everybody pitch in and get it with! If it
is JOY it doubles every time they divide it with
one.
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if any
a
open before al oil us Is clean
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The Markets

Strawberries - Local, So.
oranges-s2.759 3.75.
Rhubarb = Home grown. &c
California Grape Fruit--ss.so
10 z.5o.
Cherries-25c@$ 1.25.
Asparagus - Wash. s1.25 q
1-so.
Rotatoes-s22 a ton.
Lettuce-$1.10 a crate; 400
xEe q duz- heads.
Turnips-s1@1.35 a sack.
Beef-11 % 12c.
rork--12M 01eHc
Beets--s2 sack.
Onions--g0c q 1885.
I.emons-s5 q $50.
Internationally &c.
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THE CASE OF CHEESE.
The United States bureau of
animal industry has been trying
to find out what makes the holes
in cheese. 1t reports that car
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TAFT figures to land the negro vote T. r. may
lose. He has appointed colored sergeant who was
one of the men discharged in the Brownsville riots,
as messenger in the interior department. And this
exsergeant helped him capture the negro vote in the
Ohio primaries.
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Observations

1.-THE progressive party.'' That's the name of
the organization officially born yesterday. Pretty
like democratic and republican, and full of Twentieth
Century meaning.
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SETTING THE STAGE

WELL it's about summer boarder time guess you all have
finished make the city folks feel home In the
country"
hired of vaudeville
hired hands Me laid in
wrappers automobile.
while a mkmafd's
find
advertise in
papers.'-St. Louis Republic.
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magnates hear that, they'll make
the hole the whole of the cheese,
and charge for 1t by the cubic
foot.
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He that cannot think is fool,
He that will not is bigot,
He that dare not is a slave.
Inscription on the wall of Andrew Carnegie's
Library.
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whats become of Blink??"
ooh, he opened a store"
"Doing well?"
mot exactly, he was caught by
policeman"
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MEMBER Or THB SCRIPTS NORTHWEST
LDAGUE OF NEWSPAPERS. Telegraphic News
Service Of the United Press Associations by direct
Leased Wire.
Battered the postofffee, Tacoma, WASH, Ne
second-cIass matter. Published by the Tacoma
Tames Pub. Co. Every Evening Except Sunday.
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THE TREASURY departing.

TIE TREASURY department. assures us we
have never before had much money in circulation
but takes note of the fact that we never before
had so much need of it.-New York World.
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THE RAT TAKES A DRINK

rat found his food supply missing after the distiey was
closed pals He
always been precise and but the
and he took drink
small quantity of liquor had left behind and
up put On
and he S
Bring cat!"-Flegende Blaetter.
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guilty parties. Maybe so, but we
think there's something suspgic-
ious about the animal indus
try" bureau prying into our
cheeses.
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that henew il
ty
hum
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"MANKIND /;

MANKIND are fools and children to weep for
the dead, and not for the flower of youth which is
perishing. "-Theognis.
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AROUND the world in 18 minutes! That GER
tany would have abbergasted jolly old Jules Verne
who wrote Around the World in Eighty Days" But
this latest stunt was by wireless message.
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SOCIETY In INDIANA.

SOCIETY IN INDIANA.
Digger, Ind.-Quite lively
time was had at the ice cream
social the other eve; 2 dead; 5
wounded; no arrests.
We wish they'd let our cheeses
alone.
Napoleon ruled the world alone,
But hadn't any telephone.
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Raspberries-$1.75 crate.
Loganberries, 81 a crate.
+ Catalogues, S202.50.
Carrots--$2 a sack.
Cabbage-1A @3Mc.
Spinach-90c a box.
Chickens-12G20c q Id.
Oysters-s7.50 per sack.
Clams-31.e0 sack.
Crabs-s1.5001.7s doz.
Butter.
Washington Craemery-S0@
sic.
Eggs
Washington Ranch-26 a 28c.
WHOLESALE PRICES
Feed.
Hay. $13@19 ton; oats, S3s
ton; wheat. s3203S: shorts
$3.50 ton; bran. S27.50 a ton.
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THE FATHER OF WATERS is the mother Of
appropriations. Boston Transcript
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