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PAGE T il It kilt.
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Geme In Verse
RICHES AND GREATNESS
I
X E W M
D O N 'T w u n i to
pride
imi
rich If rich**» bring
An Unapprcoiat«/ Visit.
Mr Brian G lliight-v Sen York'«
Irrepressible practical Inker, In < brvii
, h i It lignin.
He was up pretty in tv nt
liti I l ffcIr (In olii
«*r nlghi. mtil on
Hit* wtiy buine
be
A lhl lo in in» fro m tho«» wno a
by n»> »id»
I f ba v in « w ealth n iM n e l mum
d r r « fa r
» « o n lit» qui»t of honiv w li# if in « ahlft
liitf lift rtf a ar»
A nil moat Iw iiii how to a ttrr r mi ilr
hl» » ho toll
And tnocM til in » m an woo ia liltin g lit««
•o il.
I f I ftmai 0» n u u iih ty b»v4U»» of au* > **»a
Jud <<r m y h io ih » i ainrtt* by in » c«.r 04 n it
<•>»»».
■but m y door a « « m » t tho»» w hom
hur ft I r a w»<
th
com a today
H m n u t f (bay hay» !»«■ «old
ñ u 11,
th e n I any
I d o n 't w h iii to t>» r »»al
ir h « i »aiii<<
H ilk
gut it u n irti
p n p r r , Jin.,
o u t.
II
W.IM
11 b o u t 2 n ni In
Th,n Ha Flad.
A too K nvlvtslly Inclined . young
iubmuii was I u trod in ed at a reception
I" a clever aoctety woman whom he
i:iiilcr»loo:l In some hazy fashion to lie
a gi'cni artist. She w j is uot an artist,
her b.,<l she ever made any attempt to
IbH (he young man. whose wits
■ ltd to go woolgutberiug . at
i. thought she w h s , and be was
uti'.l us to make a aulJ lently
sp -e h to her
mi;r. :.:; d the usual convention-
s wii.'n he w as pri'Seutcd mid
V c.i i nl'.il. do i'l you? So many peo
ple have to d iae idiout It." he then
s.'ld ln;;r I'.I.itl. gly.
Th» yr.ir.r woman stared at b'ai.
fook'd Idin seven-Ii Pi »be n es. I t
Ii r i:!mi e fall on e :-v fe. ttlre of bis
I cr- 'e-.ed f ,< e. g'nred her liidltrnnflon.
Ctld ll'iei sbe spoke.
“If I do," »be remarked PIP. "at
lec't I don't H ik e n r'lsf.ike n- . put
It oa my u o a c." -i’!ii:ude:phlj T im .,.
lug
b»
U
-
• hv |«S|H«r In* auu
, I»«-
uieut will' h ■ ¡id
11 11 11 tl v v r
“ W n iii v i l.
tu
iiu
K lo n d ik e
h
itim i
to
tb«>
t.iii
m i l Wvwt Thir
ty vl bih airvpi
" I u v ili itr u tin I
1 h v rv lu ir ih i lu i i •-
ly . ‘
nit in
,ir .
* '|f u lie -llMHlt *1 o vb« k U b ell
iii> n ». a n m
t
.
I I itj III»* ,»vl,. A until poUikl blr UviKl
don't w u ni 10 l>a Mtant if
i don i
out of do* iip|M*r Wludou H ud Ib o i.p lu
1« luai
B rin « oat lint and lo lllrd by man
lo* r»* ophiz.,*d up.
1 11 |H. r lu h t d o w n
truat,
h i tt inhiutv. i|a m im x i ite I c u ti ib r o u
lla ln if booetrd hv man who hav» ax«*» in
o il » o iliv « 'lo lb c a .' lit* » « Id .
I low 11 be
»rind
A nd b a v in « th » fr im d a who a re tru e far I'liin v . o|»«*ii<*d tb v d o o r n u d tik ln T v d
hatilnd
III«* Ib lo (lie pttrior
llv gut«* (lie it
I l «i«*ntn.
rnaana n o th in « but lloorlah
g«H»d v|gnr mid then dlM«-uvvr«*d I wna
and pomp
li t * im k v d n i r u h m I
W ith no 11111» to play w ith th » rhll<lr**n thd III« f r ie n d
and rom p
Miitn«*d. I lold
N o Ml»»»« fro m lipa ru b v rad and no a n n a d im
I « n in e m
P lu m p and d tm p h d th ro w n round in» 4
nn»uvr to nla
■ay. if ih » » r r h t r m a
« d i v r l U e i u e u i.
Mu»t p i out o f iny nr» y«a. if 1 m um ra
ai«n
0 *T!ow dhl you
T h » jo t a th a t I ha v e and th» plwaaur«?«
know 1 tidier*
now nun»
I, -•••r.'* he M»ki*d
I don t w a n t to n» « r» a t
III aurprtae
|-
■I >atioil f*‘r»» Praaa
I
THE REAL TECT OF STRENGTH
HO ta iti» afron«* N ot n» who
W
puta lo t»»t
• llr Mtnrwa y u h tn» Airon« ano
pinv»« ib» I»«•(• i
H uf h» w h o dw**l{a w b »r« w»aM
Iin«» con « ra g a I r
A nd n»v»r l»ia bl» aplaudid » tr» o « tb a h a i»
W h o la i n» «<>od* N oi ha Who w alk» »ai h
dm
W ith mot ui inali a b in « Ib » hluh. claaif
B ut ha who | i i » i I » m j ftp d *on and ahain**
T n w ill not -a ll |,ta honor or hl« n 110a
W h o la lb » w in » * Not h» who fro m th
» la r i
Vi 1th w iad am 'a follow« >« haa i« i.» n p*<it.
Bur i.<- • 1.0 I«»., (« In F o il a 1.
..
A nd tttrn a a w a y . p»r<*»ivtn« bar di»MUia»
I I ’ IL L
you lletan to th a tun » o f It.
Hweeu r th a n th a h o n e y*
I ’d ra th e i Kaur tl 0 cr« on o f It
T h a n gat « m la rt'a n o ct
Bur* in» aon it n u ik ra n.»* «1 y
H ut do n't pluy an» o »r
M a y Ood be w ith t • «1 . » ,•«,• a by
I danced It w ith >011 i.to. . » r
• H u s h ►' Iliu m
h iiw
11 lir W .lH iy « lu .ik lliK m ill u p p l'.iu . h
rd him with:
" F « jr . «oil, p u l H h o t h e r I'lK k fW ttv r *
“No. nir.” ««Id the hoy. "1(111 I vt «nt
WnkliiK«
“All rlrtlt" I be trHvelliiK lunu m i id
WYNKEN , 3LYNKCN AND NOD “ M ill I iauT roll 'em very well. Will
lA 'Y N l.I.N
IJ. nkch t riti Nod on» m..i? you Hi one (or n i r f
oil til H «.(»<».Jc 1 «ou»--
The boy did.
B a .h ri on n im e r of c ry a ia l l.«n t
In to » (»4 of ti»M
"lion l believe I've gin n mnlcb."
“ W h o re « i» you «oin t, ano w hat do yo
•nlil the in mi Hfler n «enroll through
wlahT*
bm |«H'keta
T h e old moon anked III» lin e e
T he i«»y handed him 11 uimcb. "Say.
* W » huv» come to hah fo r th e herring
flan
i rapialn. ‘ be «aid. "you ain't got any-
T h a t liv e in th ia b e a u tifu l aea
I Ihiua nut the habit, have you —Every
N e t» o f a llv e i h i «, gold have we ”
Said W ynM i n.
B ly n k e n
And Nod
b o d y '» .
F e e
B
o n T
o î
A . Je M e s s n e r
T h e tandanM S th ro u « h a ator*. xy street
A w l e ro d e s o f n lr h t w aa going.
T h e Ground w ae paved w ith s h iftin g aleet.
T h e w in try w ind waa bl >wlng.
•’ H e a v e n p ity g ra n t and help.'* said he.
"To those w ho liv e upon th e aea!**
“ Toe Little Tailor”
T l - -- **or clinched a tre m b lin g m ast
1 . 1 i «ountaine round him flow ing.
W h ile th ro u g h th e darkn e ss th ic k and fa s t
T h e w In try w inds w ere blow ing.
•’ H e a v e n save t! e land sm an n o w .” he said.
" W it h c h im neys top pling round his head!'*
Cleaning
Pressing
and
Repairing
Rut w hen th e w o rld g re w m ild once m ore
T h is t a r despondent grow ing .
Said. “ I f I could but w a lk ashore.
T h o u g h a ll the w inds w ere blowing!**
T h » landsm ar. tho ught. T h o u g h storm s
th e re be.
I w o uld th a t I could s a il th e sea!”
- W i l l C a rle to n .
Pone on Short
Notice
Way.
A St. Louis prelate b? credited with
this s/cry, told by him at u recent din-
ner:
The head of one of the big trusts
ay.lK-d nt the gate o f heaven and. aa
it" • I. found Rt. Peter on watch there.
R.ttfcer pompously the trust magnate
s - '(.! •
"Paidon. is heaven here?"
“ t Ii.” «: Id Ft. Peter. “Step right
lilt ( the elevator.“
.* "' r wilt'::-? for what soezied a
1« : : !.'• e tb • trr.st t resident said:
“1 beg your parCrn. I ut when does
t':' • c!ev. t r go tip?“
“Tt <' >e :i't g> cp.” sa!d the saint.
“It r c : <* v.-*i cs soon c s I get a load."
—Ft. L ilt!* P<
aP h
G o in g t h : O t h e r
•• 'Well.' nubi I. ‘don’t get Into v
frenzy ubimi ii
, Ju^t culled ber» lo
led you 1 cotildnT g o ’ **
•uiok«*r rpMi-hwi town on mi exriy «ruin
lie u iint.'d h Hiiinkc. Inn iii.iie <>« I hr
ntoiv« w n m o|».|i. Xndr Ihn «inlli.ii hr
K I
r
" *11 b y ,’ Miild he.
I w <iti!d't t m > h «1
Voti to IS o Im k e ti. |e | ttio h e | || c U b «
d ik e .
Il
,T A M A E E S
Discontent
fold Ulin 1 auw
I, ,n 1 lie |iM|»er.
Tld'lt lie got mi-
g,'.» m d nild If
1 bod iiuy M*n«e
I’ll lim e Witlleil
ibi dsyilglu.
1
Id. I .o r AKUt IKI».
io d him 1 dhln 1
wntil to coin«* iirotiiid îiftor »'V •r> in•<!
Clee bid ,«o*n I liel'e.
riifu • hi* yu
Nligrler.
W h o b »« ana? N ol b» « Ito lta»a bin kin *
H o n e d r«-tt fa«tnaa« «»r ao* 1» c av a io nnU
B ut h» w 10 In lb » i tv » 1 <> -ii-ai arena
Be£inninyg.
Kat*pa «¿tint w ith in - I.«* o n lv 1« a»*r»n«
O m ig h ty , m igh ty riv e r. S ow ing dow n * •
K ila \ \ baaiar W ilcox
«1»« p am t culm .
W ith 1 hr m ill» a|a»n ,h» f1ne»re a m i th«*
«hips uiaoi to y («aim.
AN
IR IS H
TUNC.
T
» ,l m» a n y thou n»v»i fa lle a t. nev»t
\ V ’ H L you i ’ateti to the I .«b o f It
g
m w e a t w «ak a ie l »m all
’ ’
tlu -h ln *: fro m ib » fiddle ’
B u t w ith e ve r F u e llin g c u rre n t b rin g e n
M ot 'a (b a fu n In h a lf o f it
dow n th y w » « lfh t«« «11
T h a t • vn an I rh rlddlr*
Sura It » not a tiddler*» bow
Q u ic k ly then the rive« «itaw er»d : • ' B r a i
T h a t a m a k lii« rp.»rt an m e rry .
th « little nt<»untain »prlng.
It*« Juat th» fa lrk w la u v h ln « ao
E v e r niuirk llitg . eve» gu niilng . fo r tb » pre
I beard than» o ft In K e rry
ctoua g lfia l 0111. g
F a r a w u> am ong m e foreeta. where tl«»
’ I L L vou I ’aten to th« »tap o f It?
moaa bee deep and cool.
1
T h e r» m e m ill hum s In a crevice an d the
Juat th » vary le. J* « f K
ship
aw inia in a p»»ol "
1
W o u ld tnuk» the feet unaiay
•
- J a rnaa H u c kh am
H o ld > o u r I »n«ut a. ya uolay roguca.
A nd atop .tour « Itld y p ra n c 'n « !
It’a 1 10 can h ear th e wa»«hoa t>ro»:u»a
O n. Thing H# Had.
O f Irln h fa irla a dancin g
A iru m u ip i u h i i who » uh h . Ignrvtlr
H O T
C o p y r ig h t
by
A m e r ic a n
• 4. At -
Frese Association
COUNT APPONYI OF HUNGARY. ADVOCATE OF PEACE.
------------------- -------- --------------------- J
A n g e l F ' o c
a n d a I o th e r
h in d s o f
CAKE
m a e to
o rd er
•
IXTY .»ears ago Louis Kossuth. Hungarian patriot and exile, came
to Hie t.nlted States and spoke in t elialf of his people, lately over
whelmed by Austrian c e - p e l in “The justness of my cause Is
my eloipience.'' said the splendid orator and soldier. Kossuth ad
dressed the house of representatives at W aihlngton by Invitation Now
another great Hungarian, fount Albert Apponyl. Is In this country His
mission here la to s|H*sk In behslf of universal peace, disarmament, mi
end to war The other day Count Apponyl, by Invitation, addreaaed the
house of ............ ntatlves For forty years he hss been a member of the
Hungarian house of representatives and has served ae speaker.
S
2r fh t Maid.
They are teibng a story of the fa
vored suitor of a Cleveland society
girl who callcil nr the bouse o f his In
gtuornta refem 'y rad found a new pgr
lor timid nt the door "N Miss Rlink
III? This Is Mr Push," lie explained
The maid smiled brightly. "Oh. yes
k!r “ she replied, and led him into the
drawing room
Here lie «vailed the Iwt'er part o'
an hour, when he finally «ummoned
the mnld again “F'd you forget t-
fell Miss Blank that I was here?" he
naked Impatiently
“No. sir." answered the new maid
"Miss Blank hasn't got back from
shopping yet."
"But you fold me she was In!”
“Tea. sir! She told me positively
that she was a'ways at home to you.
sir "- Cleveland Plain Dealer
A
A3I0R HELPS CENT NMAL
Oercendint of Founder of Artoria Msy
Attend Celebration.
Aftorla, 0 e.—Colonel Jo':n Jacob
A'to: has subscribed >10,000 to the
A .or a Cen ennlai lund, and may be
pie ent at tom e time during the cele
bration. Tills information was re
c» ved In a tel'gram from Sena:or
C 'am berlsln at W shlngtcu. who has
be«n In te.estn g h.maelf, at the re
puert of the locvl committee, in get-
ny '- e f - " f " ! ilg l to the attention
o Ci :<-■ «' \ ttr.
A Cu'.lrry Ealute.
Dis Inline abo; id tuen-of-wer lielong-
Ing to tropical lottutries Is not us
s.ri< t ns tl ;tt obtaining on the ves
sels of i di! u- lonntrles. Indeed. In
s o c e Instan es It ts very tax.
The Defense, a Haitian n - i r n l v essel,
was lying In tb» barb r of Port au
Prln e. One day a mess conk for
some reason cleaned about n p<s-k of
knivea and forks on the gun de k. and.
being suddenly called away mid not
wishing to spend time to go to Hie gal-
ley. be seized the mess |wit full of
knives and forks and sfui k it in the
muzzle of the ten itx b gnn. putting
the rnmplon In after Ii. Alsmt an
Itour afterward the admiral came
aboard, mid as the gun was loaded
with blank cartridge tney used It to
flre a salute.
It happened that the gun was aimed
toward the town and almost point
blank nt the Grand hotel The guests
had assembled on the porch to w it
ness the ceremonies, when they were
saluted with a rain of knives ard
forks, which stuck against the wood
en walls like quills on a porcupine and
drove the startled sightseers In a mart
head over heels scramble iudoors In
fear of a possible shower o f (Hits and
pans and dishes.
The Gold Hill
Bakery
KC RSLSHCONG
and
GENfRAL WOOD
and
IRON WORK
C. F. Carter
Blacksmith
P R A C T IC A L .
Gra.I.y A neodet...
The dlMlIiiction ot lielux an Illegible
S
H
O E M A K IN G
It Suited Him.
writer wna one which Horace Greeley
F p I l E old moon In n -J u d a m i r * r i t .1 .
A» th e y r • c.| ,.i th e wooden »1. œ
Garrett
P.
Servlss.
the
noted
science
never yielded. On a cerialn « m - c m h I o ii
Boots and Shots Made to GMdrr
A n d th e w ind ih e i »(«ad th e m all ioghi
writer, said at the Brooklyn University
Mads a Great Hit.
an old i-niupoaitor Venturini to beard
ion«
R E P A IR IN G
club apropos of Halley’s comet:
A well known ventriloquist was in
the Tribune Hon In hla m i net u in "Mr
R u ftird th e w ave» o f dew
"The
Ignorant
and
superstitious
vited
to
give
a
performance
at
a
big
The lit t le e ta r» w ere tha b a rrin g Hah
Done
in First-Class Shage -
Greeley." be »aid. “there 1» a word In
T h a i lived In th e t a .iu t if u l ae i
dread that the comet evoked In some Institution In connection with some
IhlH copy that I can't uiuke out. 11'« ! Fire in Dome of Capitol Alarms.
" M o w cant y o u r net w h e re v e r you wb b
! « tlier 'pawnbroker’ or 'pennyroyal' or
Sale'I.—Destructlrn of the statt quarters reminds me of the Mlllerlte« charity, and he heard that steps were
H A R N E S S R E P A I R .K B
N e v e r u fru ld a re w e ’"
'paiitheiHiu. but I'm uol »ure which " itcti'c by flre was only averted by the i The Mlllerites back In seventy-two. being taken to Insure for him a large
8 0 cried th a a i.it a to th e flaberoien three
SATISFACTION GUARANiTH»
when Grant was up for
a second __
term.
W ynken.
___________
___ yet critical audience, who «vould be
Mr. Greeley «Hatched the «beet aud promp
atlon of Gardner E. V al were preaching the Immediate destruc- close enough to watch his every m ove
Blynken
aiarwl
bard
at
II.
"Well,
what
blink
And Nod.
| Ity blank Idiot wrote that?" he Hercely lare. who, upon being attracted by the tlon of the world. They were even ment The night came, the attendants
E. M A R T IN O
carried on three "lay” figures ou
L L n ig h t long th o lr neta they th re e
demanded. "Y-you did. Mr. Greeley." volume of smoke issuing from the giving their property away.
Next to Ba<«er Mam,.
T o th e a ta ra In th e tw lr k lln g foam
“Well,
at
a
Mlllerlte
camp
meeting
chairs,
and
the
ventriloquist
received
j The great man turned back to bis dome of the capítol, rushed to the top
T h e n d o w n fro m th e aklea c am e th a woo<l
work. "Let It go Juiit aa It's written." ! of the building and found that a pl e one night In Maine a .dlllerlte preacher a Fcoat ovation from those assembled,
an ahoe.
B rin g in g th e flaherm en home.
he growled, and the com|>oaltor gladly of rubbish had Ign'ted presumably PrpHche<’ ,hn’ the end of the world H1" performance was unusually bril-
’T w n a u ll ao p re tty a »all. It aeemed
. would come on Oct. 1. Just a month i llant. and notwithstanding the quips
eacnia-d.
from
a lighted cigar end that had
llefore etectlon and songs which he went through his
A a I f It could not be.
On another occanlon a foreman rush
A n d aorno fo lk th o u g h t 'tw a a a dream
ecn
cast
away
by
a
careless
sight-
1
“The
preacher
noticed
a man In a muscles showed no evidences of his
th e y 'd dream ed
ed Into the aanctum and told Greeley
■ front seat who manifested every Br*- The changes of voice were mar-
O f Bulling th a t b e a u tifu l aea,
that the editorial page had Juat been 8eer-
B u t I s h a ll n a m e you th e Haheitnen
symptom of satisfaction whenever the i ,e,ou s- an(J the astonished crowd at
( Pled.
threw
If you w an t y o u r
Maus* Successor Hare.
date was driven home. Perplexed, he Jie close of the exhibition gave him
The editor aprang to bla feet, with an
Wynken.
Portland.—Colonel Cornelius Oarde- acco"tPd ,he mnn "» »he end of the a rousing cheer. Again and again they
Blynken
angry howl, and the foreman fled for
t
o o ls p u t in ^ o o d i
And Nod
service and asked him why he had ■ailed him back, while he expressed
Ills life. The contlned sanctum wasn't
ner, who will relieve Brigadier-Gen
his
pleasure
by
Innumerable
bows.
Al
sh a p e b e su re.
shown
pleasure
over
such
n
terrible
Y N K E N and B ly n k e n a re tw o little I big enough to hold Greeley In hla eral Muug ot the command of the De
last the cheering censed and the artist
matter.
eyes.
«welling passion. He rushed down the
to s e e
partment of the Columbia during the
A n d Nod In a little bead.
“ Anything to beat Grant!* was the was permitted to retire. Hardly had
stairs and out on the sidewalk. A
A n d the wooden ahoe th a t nailed th e nklen
he
done
so
when
the
three
"lay"
fig
absence
of
the
latter
on
duty
with
reply.’*—
Washington
Post.
mild little man near the curb wna
la a wee one’« trundle bed.
ures got up from their chairs and
stooping over lying his shoe us the United States troops on the Mexican
Bo shut y o u r eyen w h ile m o th e r alngn
walked off the stage. The ventrilo
O f w o n d e rfu l nights th a t be,
Fooled tho Butcher.
editor emerged. Greeley, mad with line, reached Portland from Fort
quist had employed three friends to
A n d you nhall nee th e b e a u tifu l thing»
The
butcher
smiled
ns
the
young
rage,
rushed
nt
tills
InotTensIve
person
Seward.
Alaska.
Colonel
Gardener
is
Aa you rock on th e m in ty nea,
and kicked him half across the street. senior colonel in the department and woman, trimly clad and sm iling to lne>»"sonnte his usual meehanleal fig
W h e re th e old ahoe rocked th e daher
ures. and he had trir • d e v e r v one
men three-
B la c k s m ith
"Ding blame you," he roared, “you Is 62 years old. He was accompanied | herself, crossed the street and ap o f his audience
Wynken.
proached
the
shop.
"A
bride,”
he
said.
ir e alw ays tying your shoe!”
by his wife and two children.
B lyn ken
“I bet she'll make some fool break.”
And so, having relieved his nnger
A Quaint Introduction.
A nd Nod.
i “Give me a porterhouse steak, thick,
he returned lo the sanctum.
-E u g e n e F ield
Au old Missourian recalls the quaint
aa close as you can come to two speech with which an old Federal sol
Fruit Tracts Sold to Colonists.
pounds,” she said. "No, not that one,
•H IN E JUST WHERE YOU ARE
A Thoughtful Wife.
Albany.—The biggest deal In or ' nor thnt I think I'll have to ask you dier once introduced General James
Shields to a Missouri audience. The
After weeks of waiting and longing chard lands ever made In Linn coun
O N 'T w a s ts y o u r tim e In longing
to bring out a new quarter. No, I Introduction Included a high tribute to
F o r b rig h t. Im possible things
for the sport, rods, reels, gaff, creel,
ty
was
closed
here
when
30
tourlstf
don t want two pounds aud three- stonew all Jackson s generalship. Said
everything was In readiness for a
week's trout Ashing. The young wife, from St. Paul and Minneapolis In quarters. It will he Just right If you the old Union soldier:
Don’t , l t supinely y e a rn in g
cut out that large bone. That will do.
F o r th e s w iftn es s o f w in g ,.
amlllng Joyously, hurried Into the spected the orchard land project of
anil General
Fellow Citizen»—Allow
fine
biminpqs n i r r roa.’rTc
thank you. This dime Is smooth. T me “Friends
to Introduce
James Shields, Two
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"
e s i d e r n . » c y «
D o n 't ,p u r n to bo a ru s h lig h t
room,
extending
townrd
her
husband
the
Llnnhaven
Company
and
con
M<iin ^ S treet. ( fm ' Jd
Because you a re not a stnr.
gave you perfectly good money and a citizen of two countries, a hero of t t .* m
aonie sticky, speckled papers.
trad ed for the purchase of >12,001' you may give me good money In
B u t b rig h te n som e hit o f darkn ess
two wars. Ren era 1 in two armies, a H ill, (lots 16 and 17, blcx4
B y s h in in g Just w h ere ynu are.
"For goislne.'s sake." he exclaimed, worth of the lands. These lands ar«. change.
That's better, thank yon. senator from t wo states and the man
fo r sale at a bargain fig u re
“what
on
earth
are
yon
doing
with
Will
yon
open
the
door,
please?”
T h e r e Is need o f tho tin iest cnndle
located In and about Lnbomb, In the
who came nearer whipping Stonewall
those old fly papers?"
A e w e ll as th e garish sun.
And when the butcher recovered he Jackson than nnv other man ever did "
T h e hu m b lest negd is ennobled
“1 saved them for y o n from Inst sum foothills of the county, and the same said to himself. "Well. I suppose It and hpre, ,„„';!nK aroun(, gn(,
W h e n It Is w o rth ily done.
mer." she answered. "Yon know you are now In process of development does a man good to get what*» coming no |n)11„ lu , „ .,ndienr#t he H(Wp<,
T o n may never he called to brighten
siiId you nIiv;t,vs bad to buy flies when under direction of experienced orch to him once In aw hIle."-B nffalo Kx .'but Uldn-t
,r by a d-----,, a lg h tr
The darkened regions afar.
LA M P M A N & H A M M E R S E K
ardmen.
you went fishing!"
So Idl f o r th e day your mle'lon
prps"
St.
Louts
Glob.
Democrat
G O L D H IL L , O R E G u ti
B y shining Juat w h e re yo u ure.
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CHARLES K E L L
G O LD
H IL L
CITY L O T S
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—Jo h n M a y