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:If want to gi-velvour wife and family it' ' - _ ' F* 4 . ’ ` as iouenun>utrnem."

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' ' , 5"- ~ ' ry that evening Whcn the bour ar-

'fl -- _ _ , i- ~ _s ssreacasr. _ _ ~ ‘I ,_lN.f> Killer n!¢}€h-ing. wi-l l.e as usefulland as mich V ”“*"'**‘_'1'*"°'|7"*°‘ ` ans.,-ll .___ -iw- “r ;',,'e°lf', 02°",::f‘:§:L{h_‘;';';‘;'f_;'°fnd";: l

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and,-_sniffed l\lattrc'sses--I am compelled to use floor space as 'v_toi-‘ltt*oOms~ new used for storage oi Furniture, __ and being' un- ahled to secure -suitable ware house iccornodatiou until April iam removing' to the Lyceum all the fur-'siture stored i's~t_ll1ie”s-e floors ani have instructed Messrs Botti Carter & Co. _-'o"sel._l -same at auction vvitllout reserve beginning at

F I0 af. m. on Thursday, Dec. l7th.

ff- This stock comprises iron bed, spring mattresses, Dress-

ers, commodes, parlor suites, sideboards, dining chairs-,cabinets lo"éi»ieis"- desks, morris chair, smoking chairs, cobbler seat rock- Ried rockers, hallstands, easels, pictures," parlor tables, 5 -olicilock tea tables, etc etc, This will be a grand opportunity -to you.rXsias gifts at Auction Prices.

` Terms at Sale _

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" _.li [rick louse and Land Town Lot No. 1|, :sd Htt\lrod...... $5!-I5

uh " ||¢n,¢ "4 Lend tous LotNe 4s wtilun red

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. \ °x§“y ,_.,_7.--- pq,-,,,,,¢ .nd Land, Town Lot No, 36.4th Hundred ....‘.---- 7 ¢,,]_. - ' House and Land. 'l‘ounLot \lo 7|. 3rd Hundred..

-` ,_ _'_ . ,Houeeland Land.`1‘owsLot No. 95. SP5 H“"4“°_‘--~'~-~ '- ' _ . _Mt-I mi Hom! nd |_“,|_ T,,,,,.r_¢| N°_ 5n__1nd Hundred., ....: ... ` izlhfrliw 'Fel Prau ht llonee and Land, Town Let, Nos, 27 It 23' 199 F°ll‘l’¢d-~

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,M m,i,|,,n, °f¢h¢ 5\|¢\\|¢ 3, Edward \lH Chg ter 17 Section 92. a

i"l\w°u“il' w-“ly “lv” "nt pur!“"U'o P' of th owners of real estate in the (lilly oi’ Char iniletiawn who

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l\\F_¥!.s‘ pslillcnues of the above list, bevsg a list en" _"Ml __ . *mir _“_ “tue for Ln", “Hulk

t- itupsg me judgmebt being entered l will fm-ther app.y for a warrant

' November, A. D.. 1909- J

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‘_ City Collector

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Eolilllkl alll. b.\- tho ‘Aesoolsksl `» Iwitarary Press.

if tho Hen. Tom Paxton bad heel making out a schedule of his personal property s portion of it _would have read as follows: _ "Sole owner and proprietor 0! the

lteonth congressional district.

“Sole owner of one eplnster sister. “Solo owner of one charming daugh-

ter.” _

The honorable Tom secured posses-

sion of the Steenth district during a brain storm of reform, and he imme- diately started in to make lt a lifo job.

_At the rate of this record ho was serv- ing tho last weeks of his fourth term _and laytng his wires for a nftb. Be was keeping an eye on the interests of tho country and neglecting few oppor- tunities to advance "tho cause," when ho received n. letter that started him ol for homo. llo arrived there to face _his sisesr and daughter and demand to know 'what it was all about.

Path may have nothing to do with a kettle ef hot loft soap boiling over and blldering the feet of a farmer’s wife, hui: everybody knows that it has all to do with love. If Arthur Clayton hadn't graduated in law and been in Loring- tos ons dey to seo what the chfmces were of hanging out bis shingle, and if Jennie Paxton hsdn’t been acting as chauleur of har own auto, the young man and the auto would not have col- lided on the street.

lo was taken to I hotel to get the

banter ef the shock and the cuts and bruises, and the conacloneo stricken girl sent: htm ilowevs and messages of regret. lad she had tho business in- slnch of her father sho would have

.Isnt h& I. nvo dollar bill instead and

sold lalm to suo for the balance. The lpimster aunt saw romance. admiration and hovo mixed up with the accident. asdtafter the victim was able to limp out) and had made a cali sho wrote to her brother that the danger signal was out. This lei.-ter brought him home as Ho was in the midst of a nice little deal, the Millers of which would segor lad 1:1" way. in the Congres- sional lecord.._'

- T2 hosorabls"1‘honias came home to

fam, h things. lo was no orator. Ho

.--bidi sever yet even moved that the llyso do now adjourn. Hs did fairly lvuill, though, on this his maiden ef- `;Hrt. Io suld he would be hanged and

be darned and be blowed if be would hgvo it so. Io would burst the as- _ph-ations of that gander ebanked law- yer is a day. lo would lock his *daughter down cellar or upstairs, and it she dug her way out with as old

._ s _at-‘rasg_isg= to extensively. mauurfaetuire wire spriiagslgy ';}g;_;:¢;;5f;;d<j;§§;;_'*;,;;1

Freeze _'and thaw and starve i'or.al1 of him. Then he wound up bis ora- tsgy stun ‘-‘ls-op lt! Drop it right nowl '-Dhereis lowing in love, but there'a s heap in politics. Ive brought home s gripful of my private papers, and I wanfyeu eo overhaul and classify them. A pol- isclan'§' daughter should knowl sonar thing #bout rolit-los." ~

Jessie was silenced, and therefore the ylther took it that sho was con- vinced and cowed. Tho honorable Tom was deceived. He know mon. but he d»ida‘i: know girls. It be had, he would have realized that they are the most dangerous when they cease to argue and protest. Not that his daughter could have told him, had sho been ever so frank, that sho was really in love with tho brieloss young lawyer who had been knocked into the gutter by hee auto, but sho might have hinted that lass had a great deal to do with such thlsgl and that she should abide by late.

lavlng smashed things to iill own

satisfaction, the sole owner of the lteesth congressional district went back to the capital and his deals, while his daughter lat down in the library to overhaul the papers, and things ran on peacefully. Not that than were no more meetings, but the nglnseer sust did not know of them; not that romance and hte fell down, but Jennie did not do any talking in hersieep and played the artful dodge! when leading questions were asked.

Tho honorable Tom had packed up the

pagers is a hurry and had put is what- ov_er came to hand first, and some of mem made very interesting reading. Tho day after the last one had been read and classified under tho bead of “Dangeri Look out for tho locomo- ivol" the young lady and tho young man west for a ride in tho vehicle that had played flats with him. _

at a proper moment lid llhotl I

question that greatly concerned the future of both. and at another proper moment: sho blushed and said “yee." Then she proceeded to tell him that her father would seo hor is her grave bo- foro consenting to the match, and sho held up such s vision of paternal wrath and obdurncy that ho dropped back from tho seventh heaven to the smt. Then he was taken into partner- ship as a consplrator and lifted back again, and there was much. rejoicing during tho remainder of the ride. _ 'A few days later the honorable Tom

arrived homo to tinker up his political fences and lay his ear to the ground. He had about concluded to bestow the hand of his daughter on a member of the house who' was serving his tlret term and stealing government lands in the west at tho rate of 5,000 acres B week. He was no mouopoliet and was willing to help the honeeablo Tom to go and do likewise.

"Oh, daddy, but you'll be snnprlsol es lean haw. much I knew about seth

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a benevolent and joculsr manner be asked what had became of the milksop of a lawyer that had been hanging around after hor when bo was home last. "You mean Mr. Clayton." she replied. "lt was about blm that I wanted to speak to you. Us will be hero tomor- row nlght to all: your consent to our marriage.

"The devil he wllll" ' ` "We dearly love each other, and I'm

sure you will consent. He comes of a

and do his best to get to the top."

“Drop lt!" said the honorable, with a

wave of his hand.

“But you won‘t ho so cruel, daddy. l

have been engaged to him for almost three weeks now, and it will break my heart if you oppose me." _ “Cut it out. l thought you wanted to talk politics with ms.”

"So I did, daddy, dear. I have looked

over and classliled all tboao papers and learned all about politics. I think I could run a campaign now with Ur. CIayton`s assistance. You must know- he is quite an orator. You have probs- bly heard that Mr. Flllington is going to be your nppnnent this time, and Mr. (llayton may take the stump for him ?”

Tho honorable Tom grunted. Mr.

Fllllngton was a strong man.

‘ “You know, daddy," continued the

daughter, “these letters from the two rntlrsnds asking you to uso your infil- esco to kill certain bills would he ail-

l munitlon if they foil lute the hands of

tho enemy. And you seem to have d'ono something for a certain trust for which they write you that yon will ded stock isclosed, and you appear to have acquired 50,000 acres of govern- meat land ls a rather mysterious mas- ner. l‘hera’s a' letter about it calling it tho land' ‘wl\sck.’ Is 'whack' some- thing like ‘addition, division and si- lence? ”

The honorable Tom hitched ssessly

en his chair sad grunted some more. ` "Then I found shares in three or four corporations, nn agreement about a mine, n copy ot' s letter from you stating that s. certain bill would be lrilled in committee and various other interesting things. I couldn’t sleep nights if I thought that Ur. Flllington might get held of this evidence of your loyalty to your party and country." "llIumph!" grunted the honorable

Torn as several lies that had been buzzing around the room suddenly lit on him.

"And one thing mere, daddy. llbls

is in strict eosndence. lbs editor ol the Argus is on t-he snoop. He says you are with tho ooal reads and down on all investigations and that you'vo made n million dollars is your four terms. You see, daddy, if he should get hold"- , “What do yer want?" interrupted tho father as ho brushed at tho illes.

"Why, wo want your consent. I

' think that will keep Mr. Clayton oi! the stump. I think it vsill."

"]’hst else?" _ _ -. _ _

New York Fish Ads

"'nn~igsme"e|lv Snlici Prompt Rel n

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l07 Fulton Market New York

Wholesale Commission Fish Dealers.

Bass, SmelisandEels,specialtie

All correspondence promptly aus\v¢-.1'-

iesi. Stencils sent. on application.

S.B.WlLEY& SUNS.

lesion, lllass.. fransfer Agents References. (lreestvich lank, Trust

Asuerica, orasy wholesale Fish house the United ales.

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Wholesale Cormsississ Dealer

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reinrll.

' |42 Fulton Market, N, Y,

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Gllesebro Brothers

Wholesale Commission Deal-

ers and Sl»|ipper,§j,__,__

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, No,| Fulton Fish Msrket,New York ' l_Co'lS` ments solicited.

to-Zillliglis d.

line family and is going to work hard ‘“

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"And then I think you might draw

me a check for at least $5,000. It was worth that to learn tho game of poll- , .. _

ics. “Darned if I don't!" replied the hon-

omlvlo as he drew his check bool: to~ waril him. He owned the Steentll con- gressional dlstrlct, but ho lanew when he was a licked man.

"And about politics?" asked Jr-nnle

when sho had received her check. "Shall I study them any more?"

“Gulfl I used to think that if the

question of woman’s rights camo np in the house 1‘d voto in the atllmallve, but now 1’ll bo hanged if l do!"

And thcn he smiled grlmly and put

on his hut and went out to nmke all

the -eventh generation of American

necessary arrangements io bury' the. aanhltious Mr. I-‘illingtou so deep that _

patriots coulrln't und- his political skel- I 1;t_:_t_as__r_;:__ » eton' ~ ' " ' frenl,‘Ca’|\Mla‘. . 307 , -

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whooping Cough, Croup, Broncfltls °

Cesgll. Grip, Asthma, iliphtheria Cresolene is a boon to Asvhmatics

Ina is not seem more elfsriivv in l.|_r:ltl\.» n- :

remedy to cms rii<ra~e_..{ rl.e l-rearln.; ei,-n- ihaotonif tae mnuly n\n»¢l.» ~n»n.... l._» _

es cures became the an r»mi¢ve.| sw-mgly..-ul |

segiir is carried _ever the 'inane-A \ur1-\- c \\-lr. F every breath. gn-ing prolonged and ron~\..n\ men: mem.. lt is invaluable no rnmllfrs mth -nlall

C\¥tlven. __ _

hues aconsumpuve _ '

tendency find imnrediate relief from coughs or rn- ‘ named conditions of the

lilaal. _

Sold by dr';°:\<Ls. _

Stn! penal for booklet, Y

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New York Fish Ads.

mil hamlling: prompt returns intiresullsreathed nollos aL

si’ business is the finest in the t-ity.

nformatica for Fishermen

Cen signments Solicted

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iolishcrllmn Msn llcaln-r~;~-l\||x<ll_\' l..\‘ -

us uitli your name nnvl a<l¢lrus~. sn tim ne

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To fishermen. It may seem quite All correspondence .lu~;\v¢-r»~fl, |iiv<~

new I'l\a_t llicre are ways of handling Lists, Shipping Canis mul .\`l<~\n~\le `\Sl1 <>l1('0mn-issiun dilferent or better sent on rleinantl. has mu have ex teriencrtl 0 \\`e are entrlilislirrl 5 i » \w'

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ofllls Hemi/_eil and satisfactory account Fulton National Bank, ur any \\ll<»le _ales will be revelutlonsto you. Our place sale dealer in the bn~l|n~_s_~.

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1'°Ss.ntl for our "Cuslom's Tariff on Fish" Booltlt, r -mn ning \'..ln;ll»l»_

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Commission

° ' Dealers

No |2 Fulton Fish Market New York,

FRESH FISH, LOBSTERS

SMELT5, EELS. &c

Consignments solicited and prompt returns isade.

Send all stock in care of S, B, Wiley 5( Co; Boston Mass I-4dmwfrm 12W References ~ Any Wllol-_-sale Ho\i.~.<-

NEW YORK

S. I, WlLl».\` L: SONS, Transfer Agents Boston Pr. inpi ltr-1.»|.\~

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Shlpyoursmelts and eelstothis lirmabove allothers IECAUSI-I Ml' Meigs personally handles all consignments ami’ ;\-u.\r;.|t¢e| DAll.\' RETURNS. The highest possible prices always paid,

All Freight and Expressage Guaranteed. S. B, Wiley ,gg Sons _ Transfer Agents, Boston_

CHA3, C. Meigs &Co., |09 Fulton Market, New York Citv.

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H. M. Rogers (Ki Company

- \\'l\olez~ale Fish .\larl:i~|. New York

Wholesale Commission llealors --A LL KII\'l')S Ol~` --

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l (Successor to l'loon and Lanphearl

Wliolesale i,`.oinn\ise~.ion Dealers in and shippers of ull kinils ol

Y Fresh Fish, Lobsters, litc,, Canadian Smells And Eels A Specialty

. 2 Fulton Wholesale Fish Market, NEW YORK

lislabllshed 50 years ('a\reful personal attention given to all Consignments,

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Cold Storage on preniises,

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Fresh And Frozen Fish

___________________ ____ ____ I4 Fulton Marlrét, NEW YORK. '

Y THE HUGH STOCKER C0.

Who lessle Ccmmls sioFlsh Dealers'

' II4 and H5 South St., Fulton Market, New York

Consignments soliciie

_ , ` Smelts and Eels a. Specialty

- rogs are Specialties. p,.,,,,,p, Re¢,,,~,,_.

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Winter Specialties, Smells and Eels.---Susnser Specialties, Clams.

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_ S. B. WILEY & SONS, Transfer Agents, Bost_on__

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_Fresh and F rozsn Fish _

|44 Fulton Flarket, NEW YORK

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