E
Going out of Business!
50% o ff
25%
Our Closing out Sale shows that our first week is a record breaker and
our many new friends will verify the statement that the prices are as
advertised.
Read This Price List
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98c
Ladies’ House Dresses, $1.25 value, now...........................
75c
Children’s Dresses, 90c value, now.
M
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59c
Ladies’ Gowns,$1.25 value, now................................................
...
75c
Ladies' Gowns, 75c value, now ...............................................
59c
White Skirts, $1.00 value, now.................................................
69c
Summer Underwear at Cost, combination suits......................... 29c
Lace Curtains, $2.50 value, each a t ............................................ $1.59
Lace Curtains, $2.00 value, now , pair..................................... $1.35
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79c
Window Scrim, value 45c,
now, yard.....................................
28c
Window Scrim, 20c value,
now, yarc,.....................................
13c
Window Scrim, 15c value,
now, yard...................................
8y2c
s
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Ladies' Hand Bags, all values, now........................................... V*
s
All Our 15c Hosiery, now.................................................................. 10c
All Our 10c Hosiery, now ..........................................................
7c
The OLIVER TÿpeiA/ritçr Co-
Embroidery Flouncing, 47 inch, value $1.50 per yard, n o w ,.. . 89c
Embroidery Flouncing, $1.30 value, now, yard......................... 75c
Embroidery Flouncing, 80c value, now..............
fed
H
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m m ?
Combination Suits, Crepe and Muslin, $1.25 value, now...........98c
Lace Curtains, $1.20 value, now, pair,.....................................
55c
....
These patterns are all different and the line allows you a good
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hi
fully, ’’but the view’s worth It."
A hoarse titter came from the con-
veyance, which gave forth sundry
creakings of leather. "Hu.vh! Huyh!
Dat's so!
ao! Hm-m.
Dat’s so, suh. Dat’s
Reck'n Ah’ll be glttiu erlong back."
He clucked to the mule and proceeded
to turn the vehicle around.
"Hold oil,” cried John Valiant.
*T thought vou were bound In the
other direction.”
rae suh? Well, suh, Ah jump up lak
1 Ah be’n shot, en Ah says, ’Fo’ de lowd,
boss. Ah wa’n't gwineter git off at dls
| co’nah. but ef yo’ says so, Ah reck’n
Ah SR off en Ah walk
Ah got te r !’
erbout f ° iiliU's back t° (it1 (It-epo’
Uncle Jefferson s Inward and vol
I canlc amusement shook his passenger
fronl hls reverie. "En dat ar wa n t
de w'ust. When Ah got ter de deepo,
Ah didn't have mah pocketbook. Er
burglah had ’scaped off wld it en l e f
"No, suh. Ali'm gwine bavk whali me es nickless ez er convlc’.”
I come from. Ah jus' druv out hyuh
(T o be continued)
'case Miss Shirley done met me, en
she say, 'Unc' Jeffe'son, yo’ go ’treck-
ly out de Red Road, 'case er gemman
K ID N EY DISEASES
done got stalle-ed.""
AND T H E IR PHYSIOLOGIC
"Oh— Miss Shirley. She told you,
TREATM ENT
did she? What did you say her first
I
as used by
name was?"
"Dat's huh fust name. Miss Shirley.
DOCTOR TOEL,
Yas, suh! Miss Shirley done said f
me ter come en git de gemman whut— THE CHICAGO SPECIAL-ST.
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NOW AGAIN IN DALLAS
wbut kinder dawg Is yo’ got dar?"
"It's a bulldog. Can you give me a 1
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variety to choose from.
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All Our Children’s H ats,now ..................................................
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All Our 10c Tablets, now.............................................................
5c
% off
Our 5c Tablets will go a t ..............................................................
3c
Ink, to clean it out, while it lasts, a t .........................................
3c
Cotton Gloves, regular 10c value, now per pair....................
5c
A BIG LINE OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES
U
Cl
r
Laundry Soap, while it lasts, a t ...............................
7 bars for 25c
Handkerchiefs, the 10c kind, now.............................................
5c
Handkerchiefs, the 5c kind now...................................................
3c
A gooo grade of 5c Card Buttons, n o w .............................
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2 for 5c
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Express Wagons, the $1.25 kind now............................................ 85c
Pump Carts for boys, regular $5.50 value............................
$3.25
Rubber Tired Doll Carts. $1.95 value, now,.........................
$1.25
Doll Carts, 75c values, now...............................................................49c
Brooms, 65c values, now................................................................... 50c
Brooms, 40c value, now.................................................................. ,30c
My Granite ware and Tin ware Stock is complete, all goes at % off
The Lin j of Notions is comruete and everything goes, at .ccot..
Dressing Combs................................................................ 10c and 15c
Barrettes, 15c value, now........................................................2 for 15c
Don’t Miss This!
A Big, Money-saving Opportunity,
I Mean Business
It Means $ $ To You
Come and see that you can afford to buy and lay the goods aside till
need them as 25 and 50 per cent is good interest.
LANE’S VARIETY STORE
Dallas, Oregon
you
« « * “• » » •« • • * < * « > • « - « « * « •
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rents when properly applied,will
*ence ........................ .............. 2202
bring the blood pressure down whole number of times l a t e . . !!. 418
again below the point of danger, jNllin,)er of pil|>1|s neithei. Ilh.
thus in many cases save
sent or late.............................. 1018
patients suffeiing from kidney
■Average number of pupils
E’ 1 liver diseases. These cur-
belonging............................ 2832.74
re, ;t change their direction uj
to a million times per second Average daily attendance... .2720.00
and on account ol this property Per cent of at tendance...............OO.O.i
th ey can be used in such Number of visits.by parents.......178
stren gth th at th ey w ill ligh t up ] Number of visits by members
M. H
Cride
dozen 1
Whit«
u p a ir -
tilen
law. V
Dr. M
sician, "i
Mrs.
itor in I
At tori
dtteudii:
Mrs. I
land Sa1
eral da;
Mastc
been se
gested 1
Ben \
Saturda
cials of
The a
Maxwell
las.— Bli
Leave
tuning a
All worl
Mrs. 1
from Se:
relatives
Chas
boy, is :
for sher
Miss C
is in The
Mrs. C.
ill
Fred R
on the
couple o
of the w<
Mrs. I
from Po
her pari
J. M. Gr
a lamp through the body of the! of the school board.................84
patient, when the patient i8 in-
The following schools have been
sulated from the one wire, the Ueed on ,he rol, of honor for hav_
curent going right through the . ma),e 95% in attendance or O PI.:
insulation on account ot the „
,, „
,, ... „ ,, „ . r, ■
high voltage. As many ma- f (‘na’ I)a,las’.Smithfie d. Red Pta.i.e,
chines found in the market are **rl,,gelM'rt- Sa|t * r<‘ek- ' a',e.v '
perfectly useless lor this pur- Monmouth Grade School, Monmouth
pose, discharging only at one High School, Airlie, Bethel Polk Sin-
pole Dr. Toel designed himself tion. Oak Grove. Parrydale, Butler,
IW*J. ve
SI',al1 trupk. andK7
Kidney diseases have long the machine which he is using, made no tardies during the month: —
Dat s a right line dawg. Miss Shir-
, J
. . .
,. .
p
ley she moghty fond of dai^-gs, too."
ieen known to the medical pro- Which is a double discharging denee, Antioch, Brush College, West
four times the Snleni, Benna Vista, Buell, Sprin -
"Fond of dogs, is she?” said Valiant, ession as diseases very little in- liai hine o f
“l might have known it. it was nice fluenced bv drug treatment, strength of those found in the Vaiiey, Popcorn. Harmony. Montgom-
of her to send you.here Uncle, Jeffer- w h e n (h p k’id n e v 8 had o n (,e b e . market, and which allows him
son. l ou cau take me and my traps,
.
, '
.
I suppose?"
come enlarged it was next to to bring the blood pressure
Stiver, Crowley, Greenwood.
I Pnse’
"'P e n s on whah yo’ g w in u .,” an- im p o s s ib le t o p r e v e n t th e f o llo w - down very rapidly.
Dr.
Toel
can
be
found
at
his
Fir
Orove’
«’o'x’ord, Oak, laic. Lone
swered Uncle Jefferson sapientiy.
i j n g h a r d e n in g a n d s h r in k in g ,
•’I’m going to Damory Court.
th n r o „ „ ss o f
iiod R r i t, h t ’s Old Office, 619 Washington St., s,ar’ Gutherie. Kails City, Pioneer,
A kind of shocked surprise that was
P ro c e s s o r SO C alled H rig n t S
almost supefaction spread over the disease. This at that time was Dallas, Ore., one-half block east Cherry Grove, -Oakhurst, Mountain-
Hopville, Highland, Rogue
other's face, like oil over a pool, known .as an incurable disease. of the S. P. depot, from 9 a. m. view,
"Dam’ry Co'ot! Dat’s de ole Valiant Q f [a t e years, however, it has to 12 noon, 2 to 5 p. m., 7 to 8 ‘{iver. Mistletoe. A’ alley Junction.
Vallant place. Ain nobordy lives dar. . • ,
[p. in., Sunday 10 to 1 p. m.
3roa<lmca<i, Fern, Liberty.
Ah reck’n aln’ nobody live dar fer mos’ . *Je e n iound out that Bright S
Specialties:
er hun’erd yeahs!”
disease is not a primary disease,
The following! schools has been
Cancers and Tumors.
The old house has a great surprise | blit that it depends in most
placed
on the roll of honor for liavmji
coming to It," said Vallant gravely. cases on a disturbance of the
No knife and loss of blood.
■'Henceforth some one is going to oc nervous system, which influ-' N ° plasteis and pain for hours ui,daPl,I ‘sn!’ll3 ‘inpxiip’O 'IIE’>J,i'>!H
cupy It. How far Is it away?"
’ aVS.
I Smithfleld, Orchards, Airlie. Polk Sin-
"Measurin’ by de coonskln en eh'ow- dices the tension of the walls [ or days
Polypus. Goitre, Piles. Fistula, I *»»»•' Ward, Gooseneck, Klkins. Ami-
ln’ In de tall, et’s erbout two mile. of the arteries, finally bringing
Ain’ gwineter live dar yo’se’f, suh. is on a hardening of these walls, Diseases o f Women, skin and och. Brush College. Spring Valley.
yoT’
Nervous Diseases, Neuralgia, Popcorn. Harmony. Upper Salt Creek.
” ! am for the present," was the crisp and in consequence of this an
increased blood-pressure. This Neurasthenia, Gout, Rheuma- Surer, Crowley, McTimmons Valley,
| answ er.
Uncle Jefferson stared at him a pressure throws
more blood fism. Liver Stomach. Kidneys, Greenwood. Fir Grove, Oakdale. Ixme
moment with his mouth open. Then than normal into the kidneys, Bladder,
Prostate,
Asthma, Star Pioneer, Cherrv Grove, Mistle-
ejaculating under hls breath, "F o ’ de
Br,..dmead, Liberty.
I Lawd! Whut folks gwlnter say ter they swell up, and often the Bronchitis. Catarrh. Dyspepsia.
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| d at!” he shambled to the rear of the liver becomes affected in the Constipation.
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The
following
schools have become
j motor and began to unship the steam- same way.
er trunk.
REPORT OP THE SCHOOLS OP s t andar dBeuna Vista, North I)al-
Snecial
instruments
were
in
’By the way,"—John Valiant paused,
PO LK COU 'T Y FOR THE
h i. Zena, Orchard A iew, Lincoln.
with the portmanteau In hls hands.— vented and constructed for the
accurate measurement of the SCHOOL MONTH E 7DIXG MARCH « >akhnrsl, Antioch, Fir Grove. Mc-
"what do you ask for this Job?"
I The owner of the hack scratched hls blood pressure.
The first ones
20!h 1914
j Coy. Gntherie. Orchards, Airlie, Moun-
grizzled head "Ah gen’ly chahgea er
[ tainview, Red Prairie. Enterprise,
quahtah er trunk f’um de deepa’ les n consists of a glass tube filled Number of schools reporting
et’s one ob deni ar rich folks fom up with mercury, like a barometer.
Fern. I^wisville. Ward. Broadmead.
correctly
and
on
time.........
...
.
l>8
Later on instruments on the air
Norf "
■sliver. West Salem, Popcorn, Spring
"1 don’t happen to be rich, so we’ll pressure system, made ami jew Number o f schools not re
Valley. Oakdale. Salt Creek. Bridge-
make it a dollar What makes you
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porting
oil
time.................
elled like the finest watch, were
think I’m from the North?"
|H>rt, Perrydile. Highland, Buell,
Again the anguish mirth agitated constructed, which allow the Number of pupils remaining
the other, as he put aboard a hamper high pressure when the heart is| at time o f last report......... ..2825 Riekieail, Brush College. Pioneer,
Cockran. Elkins, Montgomery. Mon
and one of the motor's lamps, which contracted, also the low pres
Number of pupils registered
Valiant added as an afterthought "All
mouth 'Public School, polk Station,
snows et," he said Ingeniously, "but sure when the heart is dilated
new duiimr the year.......... ___ 2!)
Valley Junction, Butler, Fairview,
Vh don’ know why. Ah’ll Jes' twls' and by these two the pulse pres Number of pupils registered
er rope eroun' yo’ trunk. Whut yo’ sure. to be measured accurately
Pedee.
secondary
during
month..
.
.
___
50*
gwineter do wld dnt-ar?" he asked, Dr. Toel uses the best make of
School rallies have been held as
pointing to the car. "Ah kin come
Number of pupil« re-admit
follows:— West Salem. Greenwood,
wld ole Snkey -dat’s mah mule en the latter kind of instrument,!
...243
ted
during
month................
fotch it In In de mawnln’. Aln' gwine which of course, is very expen- j
Brush College, Polk Station. Fairview,
m
ter rain ter-night nohow."—
slve. But he is sure then to | Total number •»£ pupil** on
Mr. Gi
the railn
Dallas, c
and othe
with the 1
commissi
ed with
necessity
sons mar
city are a
able outc
E
The cii
Judge J.
it
This matter having been arranged, Tet
r e n te r dunnir month.........
they stnrtde jogging down the green- ! ' ' '
"
Number uf pupils dropped
bordered road, the bulldog prospecting i w hich
Orchard Vies Mistletoe. Upper Salt
alongside A meadow lark soarded with thff Cheaper instruments
during month.......................
Creek.
somewhere In the overarching blue, 1 In this way the extent of the Total number of pupils on
dropping golden notes, dusty bumble disease can often be discovered
H. C. SEYMOUR
register at time o f this report 2827
bees boomed hither and thlthar. gen
ial crickets tnned their Addles In the
“ mm
t0 * ‘ OP Ule dlU,* e r * , Number of day. taught dur-
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"ttekle-gress" and a hawking dragon otifl process
Patronize the Itemlzer adver
fly pauaed for an Impudent siesta be
Medicines of course are u*e-i _ J n* mon h ..............
tween the mule's gyrating ears
tising cclurai/ if you want to
But p? ! ''h ole number of days atten-
les
for
that
purpose.
S pose n de Co'ot done ben sold en
jv t gwineter flz It ap to' de new late it has been discovered that
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Announcing
The New Typewriter
OLIVER No.
Wm
Biggest Bargains You ever saw
Ladies’ House Dresses, $1.50 value, now...............................
owqah," hazarded Uncle Jefferson
presently. *
Valiant did not answer directly.
• ‘‘ You aay the place hasn’t been occu
pled for many years,” he observed.
‘ “ Did you ever hear why. Uncle Jeffer-
sou ?”
I 1 1
"A ll done heerd." said the other
[vaguely,
"but
Ah
dlsreinembaha.
BV H A L L IK ERMINE RIVES.
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... ,,, I Sumpln dat happened belo’ Ah come
Copyright. l » l ï . The Bobbs-Merrill Co.
rom ol- Poat.oak Plantation.
(Continued from last week.)
Keck’n Majaii Bristow he know erbout
CHAPTER IXa__
It, er Mis’ Judith—dat’s Miss Shirley's
E ANNOUNCE
AN
AMAZING
MODEL—
I motliah
He fathah was Qon'l Tawm
Uncle Jefferson.
The O LIV LK No. / — a t_ ,,aw. nor u i superexcelletico, With
; Oandridge, eu he died fo' she was
A red rone, while ever a thing ol bawn
auiomanc d e v ic e » and reniieineiu» in * i mark cue zenith
beauty, Is not invariably a joy forever.
Shirley Dandrldge! A high-sound
The white buldog, as he plodded a ing name, with something of long- of typewriter progress. A marvei oi oeauiy, spueu ano easy ac
long the sunny highway was sunk in linked culture, of arrogant heritage. tion.
Ijpew riting efficiency taiseu to me nut pov«ei.
depression. Being trammeled by the In some subtle way it seemed to clothe
The O LIV LK No. / emoouies all previous Oliver innovations
limitations of a canine horizon, he the personality of which Valiant had
could not utter the whims of Ador had that fleeting roadside gllmps«.
and new seif-acuiig devices never beiore seen on any typewriter.
able ones met by the way, who seem
tn cie Jefferson stared meditatively & |eap m advance which places I he Oliver ten yeais aiicad of its
ed so glad to see him that they threw
lg "Dat-ar buhd kin sing!" he t im e - bo smooth in action, so light to the touch, so easy to run,
both arms about him, and then tied
to his neck irksome colored weeds sai,j - y Ueeh dat jlkses cyan’ do that experts are amazed.. A mouel that means to the typist de-
that prickled and scratched and would ; dat, nobody could, dough, cep’ii on’y ; I jo-1-.11 uI e a s e o f o u e ra tio n
not be dislodged. Lacking a basis of i Miss
Mtaa Shirley.
Shirley. Tain’
Tain’ er
er buhd
build nowhah
uowhab
g
e a s e O ’ operation.
A model that means a high standard of typewriting, longer
painful comparison,since he bad never in de flel's dat she cyan’ mock."
had a tin can tied to his tail, he accep
“ You mean she knows their calls?” and better service.
ted It as condign punishment and was
“ Yas. suh, ev’y soun’. Done fool me
The No. 7 is now on exhibit and sale at all Oliver Branches
purzledly wretched. So R was a chas heap er times. Dali's de cook’s lt'l
tened and shamed Chum who at length boy et Rosewood dat wuz sick las’ and Agencies throughout the United States.
wriggled stealthily into the seat of the sunimab, en he listen ev'y day to de
stranded automobile beside his master mockin'-buhd dat nes’ in one ob de
and thrust a dirty pink nose into his tulip-trees. He jes' love dat buhd nex’
palm.
ter he mammy, en when et come fall
John Valiant lifted his hand to en et don’ come no me’, he ha'at mas’
stroke the shapely head, then drew it broke. He jes' lay en cry en git right
back with an exclamation. A thorn smaht wusser. Et las’ seems lak de
had pricked his thumb. He looked ll’l boy gwine die. When Mis’ Shirley
down aud saw the draggled flower heali dat, she try en try till she jes’ git
thrust through the twist of grass. dat build's ¿ong ez pat ez de (.anil’s
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"Oh, pup of wonders! ‘ he exclaimed. prayah, en one ebenin' she gwine en
say ter he mammy ter tell him he
h iill
"W here did you get that rose?’’
j
Chum sat up and wagged his tall, for mockin'-buhd done come back, en he
mammy
she
bundle
him
all
up
in
de
his master's tone, instead of ridicule,
held a dawning delight. Perhaps the quilt en open de winder, en sho’ miff,
f '
thing had not been intended as a dis dah's Mistah Mockin'-buhd bellin’ de
grace after all! As the careful hand bushes, es’ bus'in' hisse’f. Well, suh,
drew the misused blossom tenderly seems luk dat chile hang on ter living
frem Its tether, he barked joyously jes’ ter heah dat buhd, en ev’y ebenin',
way till when de snow on de grouu’,
with recovered spirits.
Mis’ Shirley she hide out in de trees
With the first sight of the decora- en sing en sing till de po’ ll’l feller
tidn Valiant had had a sudden memory gwine ter sleep.’’
of a splotch of vivid red against the
Valiant leaned forward, for Uncle
belted gray-blue of a gown. He grin Jefferson had paused. “ Did the child
ned appreciatively. “ And I warned gel well?” he asked eagerly.
her,’’ he chuckled. “ Told her not to be
The old man clucked to the leisure-
afraid!" He dusted the blossom
painstakingly with his handkerchief |
muI®;
,,8’
“ e 8aid- “ He
and held it to his face—a live brilliant (*one
we
k°ut do on’rist
thing, breathing musk-odors of the ,
’J" roun heali now.
mid-noon of paradise.
i 0 "? !, c,orue ^om New
. ,
..
,
.
..
.
lYawk? inquired Uncle Jefferson, after
A long time he «at. while the dog „ uttle 8ilence ..So! n
ga,’
.
¡|i¡
dozed and yawned on the shiny flush- er
.ful b| pla„ e But Ah reck’n ‘
■ Ion beside him. Gradually uie clover- r Rlchmon-8 b'|K Rrnuf fo- me
He |
shadows diuoed Their* finK ere*In toh f , " cked to tl,e nmle and added. ''A ll
The new model has more improve f vanced one penny. W e shall even
VI!!
bin ter Kichmon onct. Yas, suh! Ah 1 mentc, retirements and new uses than continue in force our popular 17-Cents-
the^Bl^'^thlge^ea^ed 'mYlky* breasted I neva'1
»«< * houses-m os’ all big- wc .an enumerate here.
a-Day purchase p.an, the same a. on
clouds throuair wMch the sun sifted in Ker n dp ''oun,y co'ot house.”
The -’cushioned keyboard ’ with “ an- previous Oliver models.
wide bars A blackbird began to flute ' John Vallant expressed a somewhat eho • keyc” and the new automatic fee-
The OLIVER No. 7, equipped with
1 absent
interest. He was looking tures moan less work for the hands, the »amou3 Printype, if desired, with-
from some nearby tree and across the thoughtfully at the blossom in his less strain tor the eyes, less manual out extra charge,
low stone wall he heard a feathery hand, in an absorbtlon through which and mental effort.
You owe it yourself to see the new
whir. O f a sudden Chum sat up and Uncle Jefferson’s reminiscences oozed
wjtl| aM 0) thei;e masttr|y mechan. machine before you buy any type-
j harked in earnest.
on;
, ica! improvements we have made the wnter at any pnce- Note
its beauty,
Turning his head, his master saw
"Mos’ curousest th ug was how ma~hine more beautifu, and , ytT)met- spced and ea3> act,on’
lta w ° ad« ^ '
automatic
devices.
Try
it
on
any work
From every standpoint The
approaching a delapldated hack with e vybody dar seem ter know c vybodv rica,
that is ever done on typewriters. Try
u side lanterns like great goggles and de else. Dey got street-kvnhs
dar, no q L'V E R No. 7 attains superlative ex- it on many kinds of work that no other
crepit and palsied curtains. It was hos en no mule, jes shoot up de hill cc||ence<
typewriter will do.
drawn by a lean mustard tinted mule, en doyn ergen. lak de debble sklnnln* l
it is a significant fact that the type
and on Its front seat sat a colored man tan-bahk. Well, suh, Ah got on er I Nothing you could wish for has been
of uncertain age. whose hunched ver kyah en gib de man what stan' on de ' omitted, i he new devices, refine- writer that introduced such epoch-
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‘ ¡ mente, improvementc and conven- making innovations as visible writing,
tebrae and outward-crooked arms gave flatfowm er nickle,
en Ah set dar
ble reading. Printype, etc., should
a curious expression of replete an ¡lookin’ outen de win’ow, till de man * iencej found on the No. 7 represent an
i,«
h fy
breast of the car j he rail out Adams,’ en er gemnmn enormous outlay and vastly increase be the first to introduce automatic
he removed a moth-eaten cap.
whut waa siltin’ ercross fo m me, he its va lu e-th e price has not been ad- method of operation.
“ “ Wmatic
"Evenin', suh,” he said,— "evenin’, | git up en git off. De kyah start ergen '
en de nex’ co’nah dat ar man on the
evenin'.'
"Howdy do, returned the other am- | flatfawm he yell out ‘ Monroe.’ En
Mistah Monroe, he was sittin’ up at de
iably.
“ Ah reck 1 yo’-all done had er breck- end, en he jump up en git off. Den de
418 Union St..
P. O. Box 1834,
Seattle, Washington
down wld dat machine-tiling dar. Spec' kyah took annuddah staht, en bress
— graveyalid
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er
rabbit ----------------
done cross __
yo' mall soul, dat ar man on de flatfawm
pahf. Y o’ been hyuh 'bout er hour, 1 he hollah ’Jeffe’son!’ Ah clah' ter
“THE VALIANTS
OF VIRGINIA”
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