Marshall County Independent, Volume 4, Number 43, Plymouth, Marshall County, 7 October 1898 — Page 6

THE. WEEKLY INDEPENDENT.

a W. lfSTSKER, Pub and Prop. BS IDJpOMffi Minor Happenings of the Past Week. EVENTS OF LAST SEVEN DAYS. Political, Keligioua, Social And Criminal Döing of the Whole World Carefully Coiid-nk-t for Our Headers The Ac" cidenl ItCMA "Washington Col. William J. Bryan left for Hot Springs, and after a day cr so will rejoin his regiment at Pablo Beach, F!a. Wilkesbarre, Pa. The lire in the Mid vale mine caused the loss of five lives. The body of the iftb victim, Joseph Torofski. has been found. All died from suffocation. New York Kate Phillips, 23 years old, a variety actress, tried to kill herself by taking laudanum. She tomes from Illinois, ran away from her husband, and fears he means her injury. Essex, Iowa Walter J. Yates shot and dangerously wounded his wife and her friend, Mrs. E. J. Brown, and then .;hot himself through the head. Domestic infelicty caused the tragedy. Denver. Colo. Snow and rain hae checked the progress of the forest fires on the main range in Colorado, and it is now thought that further destruction is prevented. All danger to the threatened towns is over. Montauk Point Impressive military services were held over the graves ol The soldiers buried in the detention hospital cemetery. Gen. Shafter, out of his bed for the first time for a week, was present. Lexington, Ky. Capt. J. E. Williams of Company I. Eighth Massachusetts, was placed under arrest and confined to hig quarters at the camp for neglecting to inspect tfcf pMIl while he was officer of the day. " New York WÜH- J. Abbot, one of Henry (leorgt s lieutenants, said that Mr. George had not yet decided whether he would accep; the nomination for governor, offered to him by the Jeffersonian democracy. Cincinnati Congressmen Bromwell ard Shattuck and a committee of the chamber of commerce have gone to Washington to present a proposition to make a military camp 'it of Oakley Park, suitable for 5,000 or 6,000 troops. New Yoik Gen. Shatter has reached here and will take ehargf of tae department of the east. Gen. Shatter said some time ago that his assignment to this department would bp temporary, as he expectz later to have the department of the Pacific. Annistoc, Ala The Second army corps will be shipped from Camp Meade. Pa., to this city, preparatory to being sent to Cuba. The program is to keep Gen. Young's troops in Cuba for three or four months, and then bring thm back to this country and muster them out. Montreal At a banquet Lord Herschell, chairman of the international commission, said the proceedings of the conference had shown him the difficulties between the Cnited States and Canada wer of a minor character, and he did not see why they should not be easily adjusted. Washington- Officials of the navy department are in favor of adopting the English system of transportation nf soldiers by sea. The principal feaure is that officers of the navy are to be in control of the military on shipboard, thus preventing any possible clash between the two branches of the service. Wash ington Eight thousand people attended the peace jubilee at Convention hali. Speeches were made by Rev. H. H. Wharton of Maryland. Rev. Father Stafford of Washington and ex-Senator Patrick Walsh of Georgia. Washington- Peist master General Charles Emory Smith is to make a series of ipfiorhf I in the west. The political speeches will he confined to Kansa and Ohio. Rochlle, 111. Fred Binz, in attempting to take a rifle out of a wagon at his fathers house, caught the hammer and was shot through the lungs. Constantinople-The powers will not proceed to execute the ultimatum demanding the withdrawal of the Turkish troops from Crete until the arrival hre of Emperor William on Oct 7. Mishawaka. Ind. --Jacob Swenk was . quitted on the charge of murdering Henry Devinney at New Buffalo last lune Devinney created a disturbance in Swenk's taloon the latter remonstrated, and in throwing Devinney out. killed him. Santiago de Cuba The transport )bdam from Porto Rico sailed for New York. She ha or oan! 240 ick soldiers from Porto Rico and a few officers from this place. Washington- A detachment of the Third United States infantry, in command of Lieut. C. B Humphrey, left Fort. Fuelling for the scene of the Indian disturbance the Letch Lake country. If eCOMiry, t hey will preserve peace with bayonets and bullets. New York Charles Herberl Small of North Branch. Kan., a member of com ,any I. Seventh United State infantry. has been sent to Bellevus hospital maniac. Philadelphia Guy Connell Company B, Tenth Ohio, died at the Jef-fcj-feon bosnital of typhoid fever.

I Alameda. Cal. Mrs. Edith Davourst was killed by electricity. She touched a wire which was hanging from a light pole over a vacant lot. J Clinton. Ind. Martin Murdoch, a I miner at the Scott mines, was crush ed and mangled by falling slate. Hi wounds will probably prove fatal. Selins Grove. Pa. Henry T. Sample of Centerville. while engaged in arranging some gearing at one of the circular saws, was caught by a saw and cut in two. Crystal Falls, Mich. During a wind and rain storm the large brick engine house at the Paint River mine was demolished and considerable damage was done to other property around town. Kewnnee, 111. While L. A. Ferguson of the elevator at Annawan was pushing a carload of grain on the railroad tracks his 6-year-old son was caught under the wheels and instantly killed. Mishawaka. Inci. Henry Schnur, proprietor of the Pleasant Yalley fruit orchards, was found dead by Grand Trunk section men near the railroad tracks. North W eymou'h. Mass. The factory buildings of the Bradley Fertilizing Works, burned, causing a loss of $L'00.000 on the buildings and stock, practically covered by insurance. Shadeland. Ind. A freight engine on the Wabash exploded near here. Engineer John Johnson, married and living at Lafayette, and Edward Regan, fireman, single, were oaught beneath the wreck. Johnson died as the train reached Lafayette. Regan's recovery is doubtful. Milwaukee. Wis. Mrs. Rose Sanger and her 12-year-old daughter were asphyxiated by illuminating gas while they siept. San Jose. Cal. The Yendome hotel was destroyed by fire, and Fireman Miles McDermott was cremated. Financial loss. $30.000. Jersey City. Amandino Dargeniske was snot and slightly wounded by Frederick Beck, who was testing a Spanish Mauser rifle about a inile away. The bullet first passed througn a telegraph pole. Gouldsboro Station, Pa. During a base ball game Charles Long of Sterling was struck by a pitched ball and t killed. FOREIGN. Vie(.ild i ke Austrian reichsrath reassembled and the ausgleich bills were presented. The minister of commerce and national eccnomy. Dr. von Barenreither. representing the German pirty, resigned. Madrid Advices from Iloilo report that the insurrection in the Philippines ic increasing considerably. Madrid Two severe earthquakes were felt at Fortuna, sixteen miles from Murcia. capital of the province of that name. London Sir John V. Moore, an alderman of the city of London and senior partner of Moore Brothers, leather merchants, has been elected lord mayor of Ix)ndon. to succeed Horatio David Davies, the incumbent of that office. Buda Peath A man has been arrested at Orsova, charged with complicity in a plot to assassinate- the king of Roumania. The police received timely warning and the attempt was frustrated. Madrid The French mail steamer Lafayette, having on board Spanish troops from Santiago de Cuba, has arrived at Corunna. Camiia. Island of CretnEdhem Pasha, the Turkish military governor of Crete, ha? been recalled and Cheiki has been appointed to snceeed him. CRIME. Eureka. 111. While camping near Carlock Stewart Morris was shot and instantly killed in a quarrel. Leonard Hunter was held to the grand jury for the crime. St. Louis. Mo. Frank Stevens, a middle-aged man. has been arrested by Postoffice Inspector Mayer of ChieagO on a charge of stealing postage . amps. Stevens had sent 9604.65 worth of stamps; to a Ohicage firm as payment for goods he had ordered. New York Detectives who have been searching for Mrs. Charles Van Alstine. who dserted her Klondike miner husband, taking with her $.58,000 of hi.s money, have learned that she has, gerne to Liverpool. Wabash. Ind. The jury iu the breach of promise case of Mrs. Roxie Anderson rs. Irvin Murphy returned with a verdict in favor of the plaint iff for $800. Miss Anderson sueel for 5,00ti damages. Sedalia, Mo. Capt. Thomas Young, the one-armed cemfederate veteran of Lexington, Mo., who was stabbed by J. W. Me Manigal during the Grand Army of the Republic reunion here, is dead. Bedalia, Mo. Capt, Thomas Young, w het was stabbed by J. H. Mfcifanigall while the two weie leiking in a f-a-loon, is dead. Ureentown, inei. An Incendiary fire destroyed fhe big grata elevators of Paddock, Hodge Co., and the Coremu mills. lhc;. $100, (UK;; insurance, 140.000. Sedalia, Ifo, J. Weai Goodwin, oidtlsse edited. hai oeen arrested ou the Charging Ol using the typegraphi:al union label without authority. The local Typographical Union proposes to push the prevention in the state and federal eennts. Bllssfteld, M h. The three men who robbed i h- postofliee and shot Samuel Belhfasa have been captured fay the sheriff. St. l-oul. Mo.- Frederick Weide of Milnankas committed suicide by takint; peaswdc ac-ld and then jumpina into ii. arti fitial lake st O'Fallou Park, where hi bou;' was found.

CASUALTIES.

MISCELLANEOUS.

St. teph, Mo. W. L. Fleming, an aged resi.nt, nas disappeared from his home ana -Ltectives are unabie to find him. Milwaukee. Wis. Charles Plttlckaw, doing a real estate, loan and insurance business, has filed a petition in bankruptcy in the United States court. The liabilities are placed at $138,000 and assets at $153.000. Dubuque, Iowa Archbishop Hennessey celebrated the thirty-second anniversary of his consecration. Many priests aseisted. Washington A. P. Mitchell, acting comptroller of the treasury, has decided that under the act of July 8, 1898, governors of the States must be reimbursed for "all reasonable costs, charges and expenses" incurred by them in preparing militia for the volunteer army, and that the rate of pay for the militia in the several states "must be reasonable within the meaning of said act." Ottawa. Ont. The American Public Health Association elected officers and adjourned. The president is Dr. George H. Ross of Baltimore. Washington Rear Admiral Montgomery Sicard was retired, having reached the age of 62 years, but by special order he is to retain his place at the head of the promotion board. Trenton. Ky Joseph P. Russell and .Tamer? W. Russell, formerly tobacco merchants, who failed in 1S90. filed petition in bankruptcy. Liabilities. $43.000: assets, nothine. Washington The Kingston, .Tamai- ! - T Ü ca. weather bureau reports that a cyclone northeast of Jamaica is approaching. There is an ominous sea swell on the north and east coasts. Port Townsend. Wash. P. J. Tuohy of Chicago was one of seventy Klcnclikers who arrived on the bark Hayden Brown. He sepnt the season in Circle City, and reports that claims in that district are yielding well. Nashville. Tenn. Rev. H. M. Dubose. general secretary 0f the Epworth League, reports to the conference of the Methodist church south, at Oakland. Cal.. that the present membership of the league is 252.725. The board of missions received 11,077,383 during the last four years. Washington All diplomatic and consular officers cf the United States have been instructed to hoist the flag at half-mast over th:r respective buildings and keep it so for ten d;.vin memory of the late Thomas Francis Bayard. Sandusky, Ohio The A. Booth Packing Company hats absorbed the firm of Charles G. Nielsen & Brothers, makers of caviar. The deal includes the business of the firm in Algonac. Mich., and Hamburg. Germany, as well as the Sandusky property. Philadelphia Col. Joseph M. Bennett, a philanthropist, died at his home in this city of Bright's disease, aged 82 years. Cleveland. O. The police of this city are looking for Henry Grey, superintendent of the Duluth. Minn., rolling mills, who is reported missing. Terre Haute. Ind. Eugene V. Debs makes the announcement that he will never again be an officer of a labor organization. Washington Col. W. J, Bryan of the Third Nebraska is much improved. Mou'evideo The United States minister offered to Uruguay the protection of his government for the maintenance Of neutrality in case of a war between Chile and Argentina. Boston The funeral services over Fanny Davenport were held in Trinity church here. Interment was in For' HiFi cemetery. Jo?eph Jefferson was j a . . ... one 01 tne nonorary pan hearers. LATEST MARKET REPORT. CHICAGO. Cattle, all grades $2.00 Hogs, common to prime. 2 20 Sheep and lambs 2. CO Wheat. No. I red ((Z4.05 äü.60 .67 2lg) .22 H0 .14 1U g .20 .47 Corn, No. 2 Oats. Xo. 2 white Eggs Butter Rye. .No. 2 KANSAS CITY. Cattle all grades 2.S5 Hogs, all grades 3. GO Sheep and lambs 3.00 MILWAUKEE. Wheat, No. 2 northern. Oats, No. I white 24! Barley, No. 2 PEORIA, Rye. No. 2 Oats. Ne. - white 22 Corn, No. 2 NEW YORK. (5.40 &3.S0 fl .j.UO

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Wheat. No. 2 red Corn, No. 2 Oats, No. 2 TOLEDO. Wheat, No. 2 rash Corn. Ne. 2 mixed Oats, No. 2 mixed Ryp, No. 2 cash Clovcrtseed, prime cash. ST. lot: is. Wheat. No. 2 Oatri. Ne. 2 cash Torn. No. 2 cash Cattle, all grades 2.20S.?i Hcjgs 3. so rn I .fin Sheen and lambs 4.00 95.50 sjaMteea Ar Daten whi. The sick ot the Ore Hundred and Fifty-seventh Indiana regiment are improving, and the physicians believe there will be no more deaths. Tu SJoveni Soudm.. (ien. Kitchener will be the first o-ernor-general of the Soudan, and may hold that post fer a time, faut he Will resign the sirdarship. President Will vuit riitiMüeiphiN. President McKinley will attend the peaee jubilee elefaration to be held al Philadelphia, Oct. 26 and 27.

FOREST IRES I WISCONSIN

Enormous Losses Reported Over the State. All TOWNS REDUCED TO ASHES. Clayton. Almena and I'askin Laid Low by the f-'laiue Half of i uiutierluntl Gone and Lost, of Life Reported Otier Cities Threatened. Pre originating from burning forests destroyed half of Cumberland. Wisconsin, a city of 1.500 people, causing a property loss estimated at $225.000. About twenty-five lainilies are homeless Five childrt-n are reported burned o death. A large saw mill is among the buildings burned, throwing many out of employment. Rain saved the entire city from Joeing burned. .Almena, a town of 300, and Paskin. a town of 2c0. both on the "Soo" line, this county, have been wiped out. Clayton, of 300 people is gone, and a large portion of Clear Lake, 000 inhabitants, was destroyed. Thousands of feet of hardwood timber surrounding the town of Glenwood were destroyed. Forty-eight farm houses between Glenwood and Chippewa Falls were destroyed, including thousands of dollars worth of stock, grain and machinery. August Peterson, living near Estella- suffered tne lss of his house, barn. stock and farm machinery, with no insurance. Crazed by his loss, he rushed into the burning forest, but was dragged out by his eldest son after both were terribly burned. The loss to lumbermen is enormous, as millions of feet of pine are going up in smoke every hour. Reports from The country aror.net

TWO PROMINENT FIGURES IN CHINESE CHANGES.

CHANG YEN HOON. Chang Yen Hoon ha? been arrested, charged with being an accessory to the escape of K:;nk Vuwey. and. in addition, is connected with rumored poisoning of the emperor. Chang Yen Hoon is Li Hung Chang's principal rival and enemy, and his arrest and ilisgrace may be due to the latter's influence with the Ehnpreas Dowager. In addition to being arrested, he ha been deprived of all oflicfs. Chang Rice Lake are that sixteen farmhouses, together with barns and other buildings, have burned. It is thought that ar many as eighty farmers have lost their buildings, hay. stock and grain. Selec-tinu Troops for Cubit. In addition to the troops already ordered to Cuba not later than Oct. 20. there will follow four more divisions, three of infantry and one of cavalry. Gen. Miles i now selecting the regiments to go. They will be announced in a few days. Hodge the Silver (Juentiou. The platform adopted by the New York democratic convention dodged the silver Issue. The silver democrats have deelared war end say that they will put a third ticket in the fielel. Augustus Van Wyck was nominated for governor. Forest Fire in Colorado. Forest fires burning on the west side of the divide in Colorado are beyond control and peeiple are said to be fleeing for their lives. How many have perished cannot be Known, as there is no way of getting direct information. Itankera to I'roteet Themselves. An organisation is being formed among the banking institution? of Ohio. Indiana and Michigan, and will be known as the Tri-State Hankers Mutual Protective Association. Injured In Oynamite Kkplosion. Ne'ar New Whatcom. Wash., an explosien of dynamite killed anei wounded fiftreu men. killed four horses and I demolished the windows of houses for eveii mileis around. Oat Attitude I'lettse By In. The conciliatory anel cordial spirit shown by the American delegates to the Paris conference has produced a favorable impression in Spain. Stay Will Ite Short. Those who ought tet kneiw say that the American peace commissioner! will he bark bono- in plenty of time for the Christmas holidays. I . 1 I ti r Iii New Hu impft! ire. N. A. L I. Sawyer, woolen ma niCacturers, at Dover. H ., assigned. Liabilities are estimated at 11,000,1100.

TO PROTECT PROPERTY.

Gov. Tanner Sends Soldier to I n, lilluofa. In response to an urgent appeal from I Sheriff Colborn of Pana. 111.. Gov. Tannot ordered troops to the coal nines at that point to protect life and propcity. The orders to the Commandern ere ! to camp within the City limits and to protect the life and property of the citizens. Fnder no circumstance! are j the soldiers to aid the operators or j mine owners in the operating of thj j mines. VOTE FOR PROHIBITION. Liquor Men Thought to Have Been Defeated in Canada. The vote on prohibition taken in Canada. Sept. 21. appears to have bet D slightly in favor f the federal government passing such a measure and enforcing it in all the provinces. An accurate idea of the result of the vote has not been obtained, but the returns warrant the belief that the total in all the provinces gives a majority of beI tween 5,000 and 10,000 in favor of pro hibition. LOSS ISS1.000.000. Light !'.) K - at Colorado Springs. Colo Destroyed by I ireFully eight blocks of the best portion j of Colorado Springs is in ashes, ineluding the Antlers hotel. The expfo- j sion o: a car of pewoer and :ne nign wind blowing made the destruction complete. In round numbers the lo- j is estimated at $1.000.000. insured for j half that amount. Wm( Cacstea of Territory. The Canadian commissioners are : said to have demanded a cession ot territory in Alaska including the towns i of Dyea and Skaguay. in return for fishing concessions on the Newfound- j land boundary. YUNG TU. Yen Hoon was minister to Washington for a time, and is one of China's big men. Viceroy Yung Yu's name is aise mentioned in c-onnee tion with the rumored poisoning of the emperer. !i has taken Li Hung Chang's pla- e. and Cnina's "Grand O'el Man" is subordinate in influence. Yung Yu was minister to the United States in 1895. and is well known in Washington. CYCLONE AT SAVANNAH. Hih Wltul KIott the Inland Many Mile. For eighteen hours from 3 o'clock the morning of Oct. 2 until 0 o'clock at night. Savannah. t;a.. was in the grasp of a West Indian cyclone. Thehigh winds drove the oeean fer mi! s in shore. While the city escaped with comparatively little damage the loss of property mong the sea islands of the (leorgia anel South Carolina cons: is believed to be heavy. Forgets to Mention I.ite. Capt. -Gen. Blanco has issued an older for the Spanish troops to conei titrate ar the ports from which they will sail for Spain. No date for the evacuation is mentioned. Lithographie Company iu Truiiltle. The Fort Wayne, ind.. Lithographic Company is in the haneN of a receiver. The assets are plae ed at $7.060 ai:.r liabilities at $5,500. Daniel O. Fhhaiif;h RSIfwtaf. Daniel O. Behbaugh, presielen: d :1m New England Loan & Trust Company, which h? in the hands ol . receive has disappeared. Will Meet In Canada. The conference of the German Baptists of the Cnited Stares ane! Car; decided to meet in 1901 ai Berlin, Ontario. Canada. I.nN KvteudH Into Million. Thousands of acres . ,f the Quest timber in Colorado are- burning and the loss has already extended into the mil1 Ions. Withdraw from Mate flehet. judge Leonard J. Hachnej h.es wi:hdrawn from the Indiana democratic state ticket. He was a candidal! foi judge of the supreme court. WaeSfl Monument to Washing,! David Christie Murray, the Baalish novelist, revives the suggestion that a monument to George Washington 1,. erected in England. M.-Millan May Ha- A no hnimiidor. Senator James M Milan of Michigan is reported to he .slated for u' asaccr . to Creat Britain.

Every Action And every thought require? an expenditure of vitality which must be restored by means of the blood flowing to the brain and other organs. This blood must be pure, rich and nourishing. It is made so by Hood's Sarsaparilia which is thus the great stre ngth-givig medicine, the cure for weak nerves, scrofula, catarrh, and ail diseases caused by poor, impure blood. Hood's Sarsaparilla la America! Greate st Medicine. . six for $5. Hood's Pills cure indicest;on. 25 cents.

Wl ,t Is an Explosiv ! "In analyzing the nature of an explosive." eaid an expert in military chemistry "be ir gunpowder, cordite, nitroglycerine or dynamite a Strang fact is seen. The explosive power is due to one element, and one only ni- : trogen. In the atmosphere the two ; elements nitrogen and oxygen which ; are gases at ordinary temperatures, ! form a mechanical mixtu-e that is, ! the particles mix. but do not blend into each other as in a chemical compound. Nitrogen does, ander certain conditions, blend chemically with other ele- . mente. but it Will endeavor to get frpo on the slightest opportunity. An exI plosion, then, represents a tremendous 'dash for liberty' on the part of the captive nitrogen. The limit of its pow er no one knows : but it is no exagger- ; at ion to say that there might be com- : pressed in a particle no bigger than a pin's head enough explosive energy to destroy an ironclad: that is. of course, theoretically. Chemical skill has not yet attained the art of packing niirogen into so small a compass. But much will yet be discovered concerning its use. and the battles of the future are likely to be terrific undertakings." Americm 1T I'.att I ship. I w iw.iiKtn tnKKi. M.e rremenr anaur In nntor vf the AMERICAS HOY BATi TLESH1P ASSOCIATION, whose object 1 to build a Battleship with fund raiseel I entirely by American Boys nd (.ürls, j visited Chicago lat week. He Raid that I during his risit to the Eastern cities j he I. ad oSTon frmii muubcv of rich uiei I of enough fund- to oompleto the ship. These offers be refofM ;. ss he intends to ssr ! hereto ihe original plan. Tberc has al ready been raised over c-v.000.OO. and he feels confident that the American Boys Will ri-e by their own efforts nil the BOOTH ev required. The interest taken in the Bchesne has been stsormosjs and already thousand of American youths have their name on the roll. The Black Kat Trap Co., 11 Caxtoa I Bldg . Chicago, offers to give any Patru tie j Young American Hoy five cents on every j trap he- may sell. The trap -His for 10 cents, is made of eteel. canned break, has a gafety set, and is warranted to eateh every time without baiting. A boy Belling N traps will make 11.00. Write the Mack Kat Trap Co., 11O0 Caiton Bldg., Chicago, endowing sc. stamp for fall information, or IbV. fer sample I trap and agency, or U..00 for 90 traps and I get to w ork at once. Thi liberal offer is j made to all Patriotic American Youths, I who wir fa by their individual efforts to earn money to place their name ou the roll of 1 honor. The money lor the AMERICAN BOY ) BATTLESHIP fund must in ail cases sent ,. U Kankin Good, 841 Everett bt., ' Cincinnati. Uhio. In recognizee!. Perhaps when one makes that conversational blonder which is known as a "break. it is best to say nothing whatever about it. Extenuation only renders a bad matter worse. Not long ago a laeiy visiting the StttdiO of a portraii-pair.ter. and trying to make herself as agreeable as possible in return for a wetoosne and afternoon tea. She enjoyed the pictures although in each ease they seemed to her mueh Idealised, and she went froni iuh to another, civilly expressing her approbation. "Ah." she said to her hontet, "you must tell me all about themf Who is this?" "Mrs. Lorraine.."' "I don't know her. Charming, but of couree I can't speak for the likr-ness." "I try to be faithful.'- said the artist, - a I humbly. "Oh. I know: i know: auu I who is the very pretty lady in brown?"' I . ... "That." saiel the other, with some algidity, "ir myseif!" The Edward W. Walker Carriage Co. of Goshen, Ind.. have fust hnnsed a eery handsome Phaeton supplement to thir catalogue, also - lpplemer.t showing an entirely new line of spring wagons. We cannot too strongly urge those of our readers who contemplate pure basing a carriage, buggy or wagon to write for their catalogue. Their work is high class, and as they sell direct from factory to aser their prices are correspondingly low. Scientists have demonstrated that the purest air in the cities bj found shout feet above the street surface. This goes te prove that the healthiest apartments are those on the third floor. The man who think the world owes loif o a time. , him a living wants 11 1 diiratc Your Hoel. With GaSaSeta Ca'itly Csthertta euro onstiratirr. fcsreesr um 55c if c e C ooraiaarefssdsasai v. The people of London are computed to spend $;.000.00i daily. V.' Arr Iewa. Srpt .' ' OS1 H ReSdadM CapuleV fare aithout 1 Mm Sadie. M Sk.i.uei Priea u anu B&c ui il itruycisiv. America uses 14,000.000 Cigar boe? annually. 18 Sfl BBS Ht SLICKER WILL KEEP YOU DRY. Don't t , ti J wtth a mackintosh orruMrcoat If vow nsatsossl that will kr you drv In tit hardt storm btiv the Fish Brand Sticker If not for tale In your town, writ for catalogue to J. TOWER Brvfon. Mass.

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