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The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-02-18
COUNTY FAIR
ASSOCIATION
HOLDS ITS ANNUAL MEETING At
CITY HALL ASSEMBLY ROOM
ON SATURDAY
NEW BYLAWS DISCUSSED AND ADOPTED
Secretary Brooke Makes Annual Re.
port Of the Years Work-New
Board of Directors Elected

The annual meeting of the Brook
ings County Fair Association was
held at the city hall assembly room
or Saturday afternoon, with a good
representation of the stockholders
present. President Sheldon called the
meeting to order and Secretary
Brooke read his annual report, which
contains so much of interest that we
print it in full at the end of this ar
ticle.
The past year was a very good one
on the whole and the association is
in fairly good financial condition. The
receipts Of the last fair YER good and
the people were on the whole better
pleased with it than any fair held in
some years. The flying machine and
the free attractions were especially
good and the exhibit was on the
whole a good one.
Plans for the coming fair were dis
cussed at some length and it vas the
general sentiment that the 1915 fair
should be the best yet. 1t is the in
tention to put on a good racing pro-
gram and numerous free attractions,
with the possibility that a carnival
company will be secured.
1t was brought out that the associa-
ton charter had expired in 1911 and
application had been made to the Sec
rotary of state for a new charter.
Under the law the board of directors
of a corporation whose charter has ex-
pired act as trustees of the property
until the new corporation is organic
ed, and it is then transferred to the
new organization. To do this the mat
ter will have to be put up to the cir
cult court for it's approval, and the IT.
rangements will be completed within
the next few weeks.
New bylaws were presented to the
stockholders and after some discus
sion they were adopted. They do not
vary greatly from the old bylaws ex-
cept that they vest more power in the
board of directors and the executive
committee.
The election of directors resulted as
follows: M. G. Carlisle, S. J. Rudolph,
f. l.. Squirting, Fred Killing, G. n.
Kennard, Geo. Duff, Chas. Yule, G. d.
Cole, j. H. Roberts. Six of these
served on last years board and two
of the three new members, s. j.
Rudolph and f. L. Squirting, have been
identified with county fair work for
years so the associations work is in
competent hands.
Secretary Brooke's report is as fol-
lows:
The last year for the association
has been very prosperous in compari-
son with some of the years gone be-
fore.
July 4th a race meeting was held of
which there are no records sufficient
in the secretary's Office to give a COM
plete report, except that from the
statement of receipts and expendi-
lures as shown by the Treasurer's &C
count, it was quite successful.
In July also was held a Carnival and
from the account Of receipts 1t was all
gain.
The Chautauqua held their annual
meeting in the pavilion as usual and
paid the same rent as formerly.
The annual fair was very successful
as was shown by the report published
in the county newspapers a few weeks
after the fair and which Is attached
The Brookings register. [volume] (Brookings, Brookings County, S.D.) 1903-1971, 1915-02-18

o. o. Graves returned home Sunday
morning from Chicago. where he spent
a week buying new goods for the Olson
& Graves store. He returned by way
Of Minneapolis and reports that they
he'd a very heavy rain there on Satur-
day.
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07
FIGURING ON CAPITOL
Capitol Commission and Citizens Com
mittee Visited Site To-day and win
Decide Later on Plans.

The capitol commission met today
with the cilizcus advisory committee
recently named by the governor tu MS
slst the commission proper. aud dis
russed plans Tor the further work ~
be- done on the capitol building A
trip to the capitol site was made aud
the work carefully gone over lu order
To thoroughly familinriye the new com
mittee rs to It's exact progress.
Governor Williams stated that only
by harmonious work aud cooperation
Of the committees could the building
be- pushed forward as II should he
The principal discussion was of the
letting " the contracts The com
mission has not vet let any contract
for the main building II is probable
that no general contract for the fin,
ished structure will be- let
The discussion Of the pructicabllity
" completing parts Of the capitol su
rs 10 be- ready FOR occupancy took M
most NJ the meeting Rlds can he NJ.
ranged to huish amy one part of the
building, either ON the percentage or
contract system After the new com.
mttee has become more familiar with
the capitol conditions. the governor
4 will call another meeting. aud def
I mite system of procedure will be
worked out
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07
COTTON,


NEW NuNE April The somev hat
followed by increased selling In the cot.
ton market here early today and after op
ening nt An advance Of points TO de
cline OF points, active months sold
about @ to 10 points net lower Some NJ
the houses with Liverpool connections
were sellers here while there was consid
nv buyers ON yesterdays advance May
was relatively quiet ana steady with later
months ruling about q 10 10 points net
lower toward the end of the first hour
The market was easier during the NJ
teruuon With the active months about !
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07
GRAIN.



CHICAGO. AuIl Prospects Of gen
erul showers made iHH wheat market iu.
day turn quickly duNugrHde The reason
was that Ia most VI the important beat
territory east " the Mississippi river
there have been 90 adequate spring
rains aud the soil has been getting too
dry Tor the growing crop Firmnrss u
euge After opening ~ lower d brief influ
ence Ate rvpcnmg n lower To ltWA
UP the market underwent material de-
cline slI around
Corn sympathised with wraEu-ss n
wheat The volume of trading MAS fair
Opening prices which we're unchanged to
Il. lower mere followed by moderate
general setback
oats took the same course as other
grain Shorts coverings however. helped
10 steady the market ana there were
signs Of expert business
Notwithstanding hIm start pruyi-
-lons soon hrguu tu sax support Nus
lacking
Bearlsh figures lu the government crop
report led artrrNnrd lu u further decline
In wheat The close WAS weak Ht IN lu "u
under Monday nights level
SmHllucs- ~ country offerings In corn
tended later tp act n- prup The close
y, 90 lW W.sy net lower
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07
NnTINE

lPub Daily Times April to ~ Inc.
iglhl
The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of TuE RlDENOCR RAkER MERCAN.
TILE COMPANY Will be held In their VI
nces In Oklahoma CitN oklahoma ON
the second Tuesday IN April 1919. 10
elect board Of directors for the ensuing
wear and 10 transact any other business
that may come before said meeting
" NJ RIDENOUR. secy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07

NFW ORLEANS. April + Liquldati0.
stimulated by poor cables WAS agnlus
The price Ot cotton m the carly tmd
Ing today lulk of reaction again wa
general After uu hour after Tho opruu
.hr murkri stood ut loss of points
selling pressure In rsu.od after No
u'"n hour uui a. 80 prices were
h % IuIu uud b.. YESTERDAYS clos.
Toward noon support WAS offered ma
gnuk recovery followed prices guln
couple uf points over ycsterdHy'H clos
Ihr market became heavy and fell Ol
40 tAr lowest levels again
y : All cor
Liverpool was u good buyer here
tile early decline, which also seemed
attract fresh buying orders from Wa
Street sources
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07

NuW York spot Cotton
NtW YORK April Spot cotton.
qulot MlidlnE uplSnds 800 No sales
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hicaEo Produce

CHlCA0O. April BuIIer UIghOr
Creamery 2OM1Ot
Eggs unsettled receipts 1890 upsrs
NJ marx. cases Included ifHlsIt. orll
nary nrsts lisr. flrsts istgc
Potatoes. receipts % cars unchanged
Poultry alive. lower Fowls ltd 'gr.
springs 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07

IINENPOOL, April I U0tl0n NJ
firm Good middIlnE 8l5 middnng 2 Il.
low mlldling 3 AID Sales 10000 SPEC
milton and export 300 Receipts GI IN
Futures quiet and steady May func 3 10
june July o I5d. July Aug 3 SID. o..
Nov iy0d Jan Feb . O1l.d Mar Al
BlJlgd
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07
CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY
BUSINESS 4 PROFESSIONAL

ATTOkNEYS-
NJ. O. MEIsrER, 125 20 Amer Natl Bank
HAIR DRESSING
GENUINE Human hair switches for
sale: your hair couplings made to order
Mrs Carl King VII East Eighth stree,
Wal 2di0.
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
o. X. srAMP 4 SEAL Co. lis
W. Grand Ave. Wal B68.
SHOE REPAIRING
QUALITY SHOE SHOP. 8l2 West
Main. We call for and deliver free.
Phone Maple 449
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07

KANSAS cry April Butter urram
cry ~, flrsts aGc seconds Zee, packing
Ntr
Esgs flrsts liNgc. second Ne
Poultry heus l2l. rnuatcrs noe, rur
KEYS 10.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07

NEW uHLBANs April Z Spot cot
ton STEADY AnuhangGl SsIrs on ln
SPOT -'a5 to arrive ll75 Goud ordlnur
30 strl.t good ordinary XII. low ml.
l.ns so strict low middllng sg4 mic
lngs HS' strict mlddung gjB goo
mmlIdNng 10 strict gDoa mlddllug lUa
Receipts l4-ia stock 11il44
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A BARGAIN

Case 40, passenger used ten months
First class condition
u, n. BRADSHAW
CentrSl Garage, w ", First ~
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New lorL cotton Seed Nh

NEW YORK. Apru HE rottop .,e
oil market closed steady Spot BGOmG 10
April dGiIb0S March d721S June Bs
HNO, july H9Hi Aug Illul1. Sept
,ljHlU. Nov GplGt "a
Total Wles NJ 40 bales
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LEGAL NOTICE.

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
OKLAHOMA NATURAL Gas COMPANY
pub Daily Times March L. to April "a
Inc, 1871
The Annual Meeting of the stock bold
ers Of thl. company will he held on
Tuesday, April 18th 1915, nt ten o oclock
a m, at the office NJ the company
American National bank building. Okls
homa city, Oklahoma for the purpose
Of elecunE n board Of directors aud re
celving and acting upon the reports Of
the officers and FOR the transaction Of
such other business AZ may properly come
before the meeting
In accordance with the laws Of the
state Of OklAhoma, under which this
company n Incorporated, no stock can
be voted on, which has been transferred
on the books OF the compLhy within 20
days next preceding this election
Dated Pittsburgh Pa March \ 1918
r. n BARTLETT,
Secretary
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PROVISIONS.
St Louis Produce

st. Louis Produce
st LOUIS April Poultry ur
changed. except chickens lJc
Ruttpr unchanged
EgEs lsAc
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sew YORK. April g. Mercantile p
per HHi
Sterling exchange steadier GU II
bills 1855 for cables 47gN5, Cir drmau
IIg So
Bar silver Goa
Mexican dollars asc
Government bonds steady rHIIrDr
bonds irregular
Time loans steady. ~ DAYS 2l9.
duys ~ slN months ga
can money steady ~. low . ruur
rate . last loan ~, closing bid . orfr
cd ST ~,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07

SEVERAL clear improved farms, auto
mobile aud first real estate mortgage to
trade Tor residence Martin my West
Hrand
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ron SALE 100 feet good houses one
10 flat aud store of @.S2 rooms indoor
beds, gas range, modern VIII sell cheap
For information address 1921 Prairie Ave
ChicaEo m
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07

kansaz tltN CHsh Grain
KANSAS cry April Wheat SO
hard SlbONal ST. . red 81 AAi9
Corn mixed white I6D
Oats % white 55aW5jc, . mixed ljD
St Louis Cash Grain
ST LOUIS April 7 Wheat rod
81 6lal 52A, hard 81 500 %
Corn jJ,, white T7iqc
Oats 40 o 5Sig white AsnN
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sICnIAN nuTrERcuPa
RED SUSSEX
FOR SALE REAL ESTATE.

RARGAlN " sold by June farm of
laI acres highly improved excellent 10
cation For particulars aud terms Nd
dress A. l.. Lynn, Waterloo. Ok
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HAVE PAIR of modern lots on level
paved street northwest worth tB6O VIII
take $3.50 cash, and In case YOU build, will
care Tunes
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on request

CLOSING HOURS want ads must he
IN before noon Tor insertion the same
day. want ads received after " and he
fore y m will hs Inserted In Too Late
10 Classify" column Ads will he taken
between BR m. and o p IA. At office VI ~
telephone
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w A n I ADS
RATES AND INFORMATION

Three line Hds Averaging 10 words are
Inserted tlmss foI ~
situation Wanted ads are accepted for
tbres Insertions without charge
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lost AND FOUND.
TO TRADE.
ron TRADE

TWO LOTS we'll located In Capitol nm.
10 trade What have YOU Address a
care Times
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MARKET REPORTS

'" 900 puiuJs net lower under continued
realizing which appeared 10 b. promoted
h' reports NJ a sluukening spot demand
uuh The falling of IA exports
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07
NuRAERY srooH

$50 BUYS 10 splendid Delicious or .
Great Hale trees The worlds best apple
and peach Catalogue IL free Sunny
Slope Nursery. Hanntbal, No
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07
PERSONAL
CANCER
DR. CROUCH
VEHICLES AND AUTOS

FOR SALE or trade lptprnatIon,n
truck good ~ new viii trade for horses
81 auto PhoneNp B y 50. q II. Trans
fer and Storage Co
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1915-04-07

NrW York IoffNf
NEW YORK April Z Coffee Rio IT,
sc futurr- easy MsN Go July i2l
New York sugar
NEW YORK April Raw sugar
futures cnsipr Centrifugal : 20. mOlussr.
2g3 refined steady
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
:5l,e AID y5e kR.aPEs 2se

= pieces Of krsake KraEe aud
ssssh Grape in solid rolorB and
stripes Choice fabrics for
gowns, teddy bears ane; kim
orlas: worth BIC ard sgF Juiy
Clearance Sale price Il yard
only 23f
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01
FLORAL OlsGASDIEs.

Beautiful Flpfai Drgandies
N dainty aud large floral de-
signs Just the tising Tor mid
summer dresses Yeu viii nHsd
= Number ~ just sneis dresses
- you car make from these. 70
nov Is the tine % huv then.
You win be delighted wnh
such wonderful sslre a. yol
find here.
&c Floral orzsndies. 1sas
ssyies. yafn onlr 18c
CSC and 35e Flsvsd .olies
eud Rice Cloths. srd f1f
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01

Three big lot of flne gis-
b9eidery floupeing ~ and As
inches wide 10 be sold III this
big sale 1T tie following loM
prizes.
rs and 81 ~ Embrolderg i
: ~ oAig >fie
slat Efubfaiaeff. . faea .TSs4.
sss hmbroiaeTy aa l2e
Lot profits Embfoi'leF Eaae
ard lIsertigm lue
#ith hsbg irigA edge fTe
ard ORTIZ -5c and 95e choice
ip thss bis Ialp Clearance
afa onl> = II q
~ il.sees -5e Lmhfoidef~ Eae-
ING ts IL inehe ide Big
JUL clearance Sale pfiee feta
only a.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-07-01

2ec Galitea for 'fiddy Blous
little eoys Dresses and saits
aate price yard only IL e
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At the Height of their USER
away of Our Summer Stock

Think of stock fashionable Summer Coo
, ho aomnis precisely merchandise now and vii
to need months STORE WHERE MANY PR
ESS TIL An THE ACTUAL WHOLESALE COSTwere profit i
many lines and many sold at loss Think store liz
will have mental OF store during JULY CIT
SALE WHICH BEGINS HERE ON SATURDAY, JULY B. At OCO
this sale 10 effect clearance of Summer
goods are i'm demand month could probably sell
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02

My wife asked him to leave 1t
but he declined, saying he'd call
again.
When | returned home I found
my wife In a very nervous condi-
ton. The fact that a constable
had called with a bill created all
kinds Of depressing visions.
The constable upon leaving
gave his name as Sam Boyd, Bird
or Byrd of Ruston, which is
about nine miles from my home.
The point | wish to make Is
this: What ethics does profess
sional man pracice If he uses such
tools as Sam Boyd on missions of
this kind? And, What honesty
can we expect from constable
that would put himself into such
position as that of illuminating
persons with his badge of office
to further private interests?
Very truly,
j. M. CONNORS.
S14 So. G. st.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-02

like his favorite cigar, something
which he knows is all right, but
which al Ibis friends think is exc
cradle. Men you know only smoke
another mans cigar under pro-
test
There was general laugh, and
each man looked rather guilty,
for every one of them thought his
own particular brand of cigar the
only smoke.
But, gentle married man."
said Mollie, who simply delights
in being iconoclastic and revels
when she thinks she is making
Dick angry, look into your own
heart-have you never been
tempted by your friends wife?"
Every married man in the crowd
shouted never" and then blushed
because all the married women
got up simultaneously and with a
courtesy murmured thank you. +"
"Of course, / know you all are
Sir Bayards, absolutely above re-
proach," said Mollie, rather Gym
ically, but I also want to tell
you that have never yet known a
woman, married or single, who
was so unprepossessing that there
was not some kind of a man ready
to tell her few flattering lies,
and IL married man would just
realize that II he does not do this
to his wife there is always an
other man who is not only willing
but glad to do so--it would save
lot of masculine pride and femi-
nine heartaches.
"Mollie, you don't know what
you are talking about" said Dick.
"A mans best friends don't make
love to his wife"
"oh, don't they!" exclaimed
Mollie. well, IL they don't It's
because the wives won't let them
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Confessions ofaWife
tCopyrfsht, 1O14, ~ Newspaper
tuoDsIoonsY ssIIdIsluH

,gopyrisht, 1914, ~ Newspnpes
tuousIoossv ssII0Islua
Last night Dick got over al
Eliene's about half past eleven
and as he came in Eliene said
Here you, Mr.. Married Man, give
an account of yourself. Why
have you left a perfectly good and
radiantly lovely wife to the blan.
dishments of your best friend for
hours?"
81 Probably because, as the eyes
of all married men are blinded to
the dissertations of their wives
Dick does not realize how tempt
ing Margie is" said Mollie.
/. ifYoung woman, when did you
learn the characteristics of mar
ried mem" asked Pat Sullivan.
I sif'Well, I've two brothers, both
of whom are married to beautiful
women-women that other men
always find interesting, and YET
each of them treats his wife more
dt, less like doll which, when he
ikltired of playing with, he can
liz aside with a perfectly con-
tHnted frame of mind because he
Knows that no other man will
vant to play with it."
illDick was furious. Mollie GER
tAihly is fearless and outspoken
young woman, for she continued
when I look about among my
married women friends l always
say me for being an old maid
TALK about the Inconsistency
of woman, she isn't in 1t witt
man. Before Q man is married he
thinks the girl he is in love with
the most fascinating creature he
ever met, but as soon as he mar.
ries her he seems to think that he
really does not need to keep w
the little courtesies and flatterie
that won her. She becomes thel
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n. y. today-littel gorgie was
having a peech of q time yester-
dy when his mother was away all
day downtown giving the barguns
the onct over
CESS he must NV had about q
duzzen scraps and got hisself pur-
ty we'll banked up but he dident
mind that atall caus the other
kids was much worser off
he put EVERY thing In the
house on the fritz q busted his
sisters dolls face often her be-
sides braking a cuppel dishes
while he was boosting slim will
Jams up on the top pantry shelf
for sum jam
so when gorgie's ma comes
home the place looked like sum-
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thing the cat dragged in

thing the cat dragged in
my, she was mad
will tell your pa on you to-
mite and then you will get all
whats coming to you young man
she tells gorgie
but gorgie being a wise old fox
begins to sidetrack the licking &
after while his ma promises she
wont tell the old man on him &
tells gorgie about how good littel
childrun are rewarded when they
go to Heven and finally to make
the sermon sink deeper In his nut
she inkwires
now gorgie what kind of littel
boys go to Heven
The dead ones ma said gorgie
johnny
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RODE ON EASTLAND.

Editor The Times: Reading Of
the terrible Eastland disaster OF
Chicago brings back to memory
to a now resident of Tacoma who
was resident of Chicago IS
years, a terrible night spent ON
the Eastland nine years ago.,
when 1t was travelling between
South Haven, Mich, and Chicago.
1t made the trip with one engine
working. The officer of the boat
said as he pulled into the Chi
cago river: 1--WE may thank God
we got in safe" 1t was a beauti-
full boat and beautifully furnished
READER.
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Il. X. and VIM.
J. II all depends
on the point of
view. IL you
seen white, why
then the cat is
T. r. and the
dog ia Bill. If
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way of his getting his desire IL
possible"
Therefore, all you dubs OF
married men," said Jim Edie.
take warning-don't leave any
OF your neglected dolls around,
for | may take a notion to play
with all of them"
Come on. Margie, must take
you home. see il Is not safe to
have YOU longer in Jim's society"
And then happened the first Sc
rious thing of the evening Il
looked up at Jim and saw to my
surprise that great waves of color
were surging over his face.
Continued Tomorrow
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your vision is turned the other
way, the cat is Willum, etc. Bills
philo is the safest for the guy who
doesn't want to get plugged, and
for the Nav who didn't rear her
offspring to juggle dumdums, but
Theodore's is the life for excite
ment. His Jasbos and mollycod-
dies are as we'll known as Dad
Flynn's Hogs.
Why import orators to quell
the angry mob when A. r. Titlow,
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COLLECTING A BILL.

Editor The Times: If the brav-
cry of our public officials find
space in our newspapers. the pa
pers also, If fair, should devote
some space to informing the pub
lie of their opposite qualities.
The case | have in mind is this :.
owe a bill to a certain doctor
not remote from the smelter. !
started to pay him on the in
stallment plan. My payments
stopped because my work stopped.
This morning while / was from
home a constable called upon my
wife, displayed his star and stated
that he had a bill for me.