Wallowa County chieftain., April 22, 1909, Image 10

City and County
Prief News Itein
Nevw-fUip horseshoe at Keltaer.
uz, C. A. Aul: returned Saturday
frooi Part.aad.
J. r. Hater tvs leez els-'t-I leader
of the Elzu fcasi.
Carped, Ctna mni Ja? Va:-:c
a; A3!j'5
JOss. Vci V."e2-er Tt'.srrei S-:
unlay frjn: InUi--r.
iiaraJ rOk-; . 1 ply aiui - P-.
fix t. fcy S. D. Ke '-ier.
C. H Zurcher re-rred t
-r-iv rnm a we?k"s al;:s?e a: Hooi
T-v- Por.Iaa ur.1 o'hrr poic'-s.
r.;j' -ait far :-r oJ rw.'. r
-.up the se?fcs. F-r sale at Kel--rs
tirJ.va.re ste.
A fior rc'iaer. one of ihe la:?--'
tiwiuti t flour Ei&kir
tii t :a izi'i. ia 'e E. il.
IX. mill.
The bet wahics machine- o-
t
ear-h U the F'ver. For aie b
D. Ke 'er.
Eev. Fir" -her I'.oc of ?V
re:ia?d ti tie cLy over Moadi; j
viil-jrg fci re la ': s. ta Ksaii- j
rs ' 'zr.e Z'.ren of Egia waa ot,
5i".i-Ia-"s tr-:- foizg to Joseph t" ,
TU.t ri. A. S-jdr. j
..i, ji i iar : W. J. Fak & Co -Pa
er.- S' " a sak. s:ra:sh: graJ:. J
j
. i. A. n."i-'r of Le-i .x. i
t.3 . .r
7. X. Fie
la vis:
she will
F.t?nr
a'3
i'.I
a Hdlej sbe E'rtr
: o ease-.- i;i a bJau:l
- i e! SOLO GOLD case a !
. t,.
rj. i". .F. L?.di re".'jrr.&i :o h-- j
!:!. a-, Lr.Clranie Sa'-jriay afe I
i weed's vl;i: r"Ji her new e-Tirf ;
a g r.sr. y r. and Mrs. Oren Wag-!
: e- i :!'!-.
' a or hi'? opened :
sajt.i j r.t'ai of "ice. She serve;
;. cbffes and saad
T. R.A
a arr:9ib surpriss
nc-k cy a coiiii, Thars; Akins.
She:'l-.la:
o.. wio aecornDaaieJ .
.. , j
by hi ? .L'e an l la iliter. came unan j
- "-- '- ' f .r a "... T's co '3!.-.s werr
t-a ije-r-er in t aiaraao du: car
: o: ich ot" ?r lor 27 years. Thr
visitors ara on t':eir way to Alaska
to lo"?.-e Thjy con'inaad their jour
ney ta 5ea:!e ) on day.
sit rp Ad.i
T.ike V tic'
Every department of our s'.ore
has been rapecLshel wi:h new
and up-:o-Ca:e goads and our
t; i coir coxpie.e in al
most every departmea:.
ray spat cash far our
gools. end therefore get the
benefit of ali cash discounts
and we gire otr customers the
benefit of our cheap bays.
Our New Goods
Jus: received direct from Chi
cago in the dry goods depart
ment consists in part of tne
following:
PERCALES,
DIMITIES.
BATISTES,
GALATIXS.
SWISS,
SUMMER NOVELTIES
In dre-;s goods of the newest
and most exclusive patterns,
LADIES MUSLIN UNDER
WEAR, LAWN. NET AND SILK
WAISTS FOR LADIES,
RUCKLVG.
LADIES' COLLARS AND COL
LARETTES, LACES,
EMBROIDERT,
RIBIJONS.
NOTIONS, Etc, etc.
Clotbino
We have In transit a large in
voice of Men's Clo'.liln;? whkh
wl 1 arrive in about 10 days.
We also ta'ie orders for the
"OLD RELIABLE
ROYAL TAILORS.
Hats
Our spring shipment of Hats
is already here, both men's and
boys'. We carry the HARDE
MAN HAT. superior in style
to any other hat in the roark
e", and on?y equalled in dur
ability and holding its shape
by a ce;e!;ratc-d Stetson.
Shoes
We have jus? rlcofcwj
Tscrtmcnr. of men's, boys' la
dies' and MWsei' Oxford Shoes
la black, tan. chocolate and
ox-blood (lace or buckle.)
Our Grocery and Ha.-dv.-are de
partment! are a.s complete.
Crcp in, look at our goods,
and compare prices.
Respectfully,
R. S. & Z. CO.
E.VTEP.PP.LSE.
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Before burins a Piano Ash; ey.
We can a3 fumisii Timothy S L
iM.t V. Co.
Mis Mabe! Wiisoa PS SaIiJ-537
i--e a p5t of MJ Osoan.
aaVC TarrOsb tin- Bnl
t BnraaaA
Poison keat 15 eta. per poaad.
3iara:5i"kia- Ja.ksoa Wearer.
toihemife ofD. C. Conner of
Jj7r S;. ea!K3T. April 19
ropuUr of Oraiorios, Em
Biiue:. at Prsshnrian church, Frl
ttV April 30.
"if voa don i get wat tae doctor
r-s-ia.e. his sWiU aad knowledge
ox:s far lf ie. because rtat drug
ps; s-hs.Itu'i. IT yoi ge: It -.iioa
fc V eavera,' Toa"re are.
Jad.ee J. W. Knowles canie In Voa
.i, so hear moiians aad demurr.
re.taiinar to the Var term or court
P x- KcPhersan re'-umed Monday
roai a BJochs stay at Hot Lake,
ss 6-i J suffering trwa rbeamatisaj.
Eefare buying a mattrej see
Lhie; 's tl1.r0 special.
Priden: Ftcter Horn an of Will
.rte-.;? Valversi-.T a: S!eai delivered
4 Tie s.rajoa oa education In
V E. church Sun laj night. He cited
he gru rntn of the world, from V.o-
;s ii:it;e ma? of the Errp
iins. dov.-n to moie-n l-.e:!??'. al
H Leins men of traJial ajiada.
r. Hjxaa Is aa ora'.or of high order
r.d hUi the close ai:ea:i!n of a
a.rse coarr??'tion.
Yo:r choice of eiAer Elgin or
.Va'.ham IT Jeseled in a o!id
-ickled eas? fully g-jaranteed for
l1t ill.Ov a: E. B. Wheat
A s-.ab-.e belonging to "Doc"
taisan on West Firs: street burned
.o the gTa-md J'onday about 1:30 pan
t was all ablaze rnen lirs: seen, aau
it was impo3sib'.e tn aave it. The fire
is supposed to have caught during th
.ooa noir from burning straw that
F. rjcAaulty cai st on fire to
lean up the carlen. The loaa waa
bsat $ 0.
Wo3d:ark poi oned wheat. It kills
?e ni-re'.a. Dy It at Burnaagh &
Mayfields.
Choice residence property for rent.
See E. M. &. M. Co.
HORS SHOW NOTES.
E. E. Metz of Pendleton and Mordo
il-Dona'd of Walla Walla were prom
ner.t horsemen present from a distance.
They said the show was superb in
every respect and that Wallowa coun
y hwi some of the best horses of the
anttre West. A representative of the
Pacific P.ural Spirit was also enthuaU
utic in his praise of all the stock. He
aiid Craig's bull, "Bright Promise,"
u the best on the Coast.
Metz & Sons were of right proud of
their exhibit. The three Percherons
shown by Greer Eros, were from the
Metz sialics. The 2-year old shire
vas soid to T. C. Bunnell for a price
said to be $2CC0. It is a fine colt.
Acentus," better known as "Old
Blackie," is the daddy of them aD.
He was 22 years old on the 4th of
ilarch, and is still a fir.e stallion.
All the horses were thin as is best
just entering the season. Their show
weights would run from 100 to iOO
oounds more than they tipped the beam
for Saturday.
George Craigr had a fine show of his
:horcur;hbred Herefords, including five
cows, three yearlings and three calves
HOT PEANUTSj
Ptar.tits Are Amotig The Most i
Nutritious of Foods, and j
Properly Cooked Axe Easily
Digested, says Eminent Medi- j
cai Authority. You get them
Property Cooked when bought j
Fresh and Hot From Our I
Roaster. Try Them. They
ARE DIFFERENT .
Prenliss Bcaan, Confectioner ;
Next Door to Bank J
E:;'. erpri.se. - - Oregon ;
ENTERPRISE MEAT MARKET
BEST OF MEATS ALWAYS ON HAND.
S. E. COMBES
Pells and Hides
PROPP.LETOR
Hack Calls to
n any part of the city
answered dav or night.
to
i ryTCDDDIOr
AND HACK BARN
J. C. SHACKELFORD, Proprietor.
First Class Rigs
and careful drivers.
, uzaxzzusxzxassxsa
'and bis Batchlasa X-year-old bull.
. "Brigtt Prwniae. . Tte latter tipped
tbescaies a'. Is25 pounds and would
weipfc toe es2y if fat.
Kordo ilcDocald had a fine berdof
Jerseys oa exhibition.
W. E. A. Watson bought the Shet
land pocy for $75. ,
The parade was worth coining miles
to see, and every ivxiy unites in saying
it beat all previoos shows. The entire
affair was well managed by J. D.
Woodefl.
& L. Williams & Son exhibited a
sr-lendid specimen of their throoghbred
Shropshire.
Nature's Remedy.
Levy's Oregon Grape Compound.
Enriches your blood. Regulates kid
ney and liver. Sold and guaranteed
by Bnrnaogh & Mayfleld. Enterprise,
Oregon.
Knew His Nama.
The man was Jealous. Insanely jeal
ous, though heaven knows the girl
gave him no caue.
Girls never do.
He knew tha name of the man be
feared.
H did not tell her so, however, but
b" about the bush, as they do on the
stage.
At the same time, when this story
opens, they were having an emotional
tussle.
"Oh. George." she said, "what Is the
matter?
"Ton know well enough," he replied
bitterly.
"1 assure you I do not." she fesistrd.
"But you do. and you do nothing to
make our life rweeter."
Tell me what I should do." she
pleaded, for. though nhe might be
frisky with George, she did not wish to
lose her grip on him entirely.
"Oh. George. George, why are you
not frank with me?" she pleaded again.
George's face became ashen gray at
her fateful words.
"That U Itr he hissed, the awful fire
bf Jealousy blazing In bis eyes. "That
Is it. Miss Smithkins. If 1 were Frank
with you instead of George, you'd be
all right."
The girl would have replied, but she
rotiid no:. Her tongue clave to the
roof of her mouth.
The other fellow's name was Frank!
London Answers.
A Drop In Valw.
"Have you heard of Mrs. Fadleigh's
latest craie?"
"No."
"She thinks It's the proper thing to
lend a dog about the streets. She's go
a twenty dollar sliver chain and a t
dollar gold mounted whip."
"Hasn't she any dog?"
"Yes; she has a thirty cent dog."
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
Milk on a 8ielc
In winter tlne milk guee to the buy
er In a chunk instead of a quart, rays
a Glasgow paper. The people In Sibe
ria buy their milk frozen, and for con
venience It is allowed to freexe about
a stick, which cornea as a handle to
carry It by. The milkman leaves one
chunk or two chunks, as the case may
be. at the houses of bis customers.
The children In Irkutsk. Instead of cry
ing for a drink of milk, cry for a bite
of milk. The people In winter time do
not say. "Be careful not to plll the
milk." but "Be careful not to break
the milk." Broken milk is better than
Pilled milk, though, because there Is
an opportunity to save the pieces. A
quart of frozen milk on a stick Is a
very formidable weapon In the hand of
an angry man or boy. as it Is possible
to knock a person down with It Ir
kutsk people hang their milk on books
Instead of putting it In pans, though,
of course, when warm spring weather
comes on they have to use the pans or
pails as the mlfk begins to melt and
drop down the books.
A Healing Salve for Burns, Chapped
Hands and Sore Nipples.
As a healing salve for burns, sore3.
sore nipples and chapped hands
Chamberlains Sa!ve is most excel
lent. It ailays the pain of a bun al
most instantly, nd unless the in
Jiry is very se.e.e. haals the parts
without a scar. Price, 23 cents. For
sale by Eu.niugh & Mayfield.
INDEPENDENT
PHONE 20
m
Both Phones
Home Independent 40
Pacific States 45.
! !iim
Our hack meets all
trains. Fare '25c.
within city limits
Getting the
Best of It.
By FREDERICK SHADER.
CoDVTlxhteJ. lt br
i-ilemry Press.
t-.ii . , . .K
until the comini of Chiswick tits
. , . to ta city, ena were i-etij wuiu ut
camp had token It for gran ed tint , UtuXtswe.
sum dr.y Letty Chester would marry j you nerint worry about that,"
Henry Bruce. The two had prown cp ; crle4j Ern,-e. -Ton look here! 1 rup
together In the 3t. and Erue h-td you know the branch they call
come west vtT.h Letty s f0er la j Cat creek?"
search of health and fortune. I Chiswkk nodied. and Bruce contln-
Gordon Chester had found some ' ned: "There Is a gulch leading off
small wealth. wMle r.rn-e h.;d f. ur.d i tlist creek with a tail pine at the
the health he sought. Then Chester ' mnuth. At the top of the gulcb Is a
had died. leavL-.,; his little f rtune la si.ruc-e. Wait along a line with those
the bands of F.rui-e as cxeoutur. j two trees urtil you come to a place
The camp looted to see n curru?e : where there Is a cleft In the rocks un
follow quickiy after Lctty's yc-r c.f j derfoot. Ton stake that claim, and I
mourning, but no such anno-ncemect . pness that y'U can afford to be mar
was made. Then the arrival t.f CUU- ried."
wick on the scece i ut a new complex.-1 Chiswick thanked blm profusely, and
Ion on affairs. L-y the next night the camp knew that
Down at the Spread Eacli- dawe j Chlswick had fallen upon a bonanza.
i hill flw w.it.An Kirn "int "
j Men applied .ther and K-ss compliae::-
him with favor. j against It. but unless I'm mlstr'ren It's
He was the sort cf men who attracts j going to be the making of th camp.
Impressionable wvmea cr.! about j It's a r ity that a man didn't locate It."
live feet sis in height, but he was i The sentiraent was generally echoed,
natty and trim cf person and carried ' but there 13 no (juestioning .e favors
himself with a little swagger that al- of fate. In sis weeks development
ways impresses the unlinking. j work had shown clearly that the mine
He was neatly proomed auc! in every j iras a winner, an on the heels of the
way the antithesis of nts foot H-?nry j assarance came the announcement
Bruee. whose clothes fiapiK'd cbut his j tliit Chlswlck had sold a third Interest
lank form and who wr.lkfd with a j for SSOti.OOO.
slight Rtooj 8s mm tall men do. j Thea the town looked for the an
Chiswlck had come to camp as the ', nouncement of his engagement to Let
ageut for a surply firm. The camp i ry. bat the announcement was not
had grown In the lust f-w years, ani. fonh-omiug. Not until Bruce remind
though no bonanza Ftrlte had ndve.-- , ei him of their understanding and
U-d the place to the rest tf the ; threatened to publish him as a liar did
world, there was gold in plenty In th? : Ctiswick siieak.
mountains and every prospect that the
tint TrnnM mntlntia a r-r-
Chlswlck had a shack built for LU
"tot; btaxjj that cXAiit."
inmples. and once the place was open
he left a clerk In charge and devoted
himself- to Letty. Cbtewlok had tie
odd faculty of making others wort.
though he himself lacked habits of In-
dustry. and he preferred riding into
the .Ills with Lettv to nttendine t
business at the store.
For sis months the courtship contin
urn 1 nrm
V I i I
ued: then one day Chlswlck found L .i " - M,pnr ,W T tame'
Bruce walUng for him at the J i L.U .yoB'. !be remlnded- Bruce
Bruce waiting for him ot the store.
His lean length was snrawled ovpr !
Chlswlck's own chair at the rear of
the shack, and Chlswlck eyed his caller
angrily as the latter slowly rose.
"If wa a ln -ol. .i..
"mi, uuu tum wai
'be only comfortable chair." explained
:mf e. guessing the cause of the oth-
r anger. (
It mnst be important, since you wait
In spite of discomfurts," retorted Chls
wlck. "I left word that I would be
back at S."
"I bad the time." said Bruce, and I
wanted to see you-about Miss Ches
ter." "That was to be expected." sneered
oe expecteu." sneered
uwm.k. 4 c ueen expecting it for j l" amount to much. Barger
some Ume. Because you haven't the won tbl"en and lost thirteen for Roch
nerve to win her for yourself I sup-1 ester- Bnd Stanley won eleven and lost
pose that you want to use your club ns j enty-one for Montreal,
guardian and tell me that I am to keep j Manager Joe Cantlllou of the Wash
off your preserves. Rather handy. Isn't Americans says that when the
It, Eankr ! Nationals meet the Detroit, L two
It would be If I wanted to do such i Same wies at San Antonio Tex h.
a tldng." was the quiet retort, "but nd Burns and Johnson aint
ask If jou ere going to propose. j Cincinnati's new college Ditcher T
"You've made a lot of talk In the I Cantwell. hails from Shelter'
camp b0t you have said nothing den-! "nd will t be of age .nStSS'
nite to Itty. or at least sbe hatold He weighs 200 pound, and fa
me nothing about It If you have? and half feet high He VLJ DS
I think I have a right to know - .1 postgraduate ' course t Z'
-Ton are a man of the world, or you university. Grgetow
were before you buried yourself in this
place. You must know that just be- j A K,k. rf ..
cause a man fa nk-e tn - ... i it.aker of Bulls.
doe- not argue that he wa'nw mlrr ! xftZn nT T"
her." 1 " 4"Uln Ar""tt. who was a London
"We look at things differently here in ZJ, 01 to
the mountains." retorted "7r' DC nar'" coun
know very well that the "-t JSt T W rt
expects you to marry I ettv ,irt ,h? I , ' BtBt ih offense was commlt-
thing aboutX A. her gJardian iTT I T ne
come to Uk vou ,o come L the "
open. That's our way" " J a-ic Vve canDot dlvet onnIves of
There was a glitter In Brum's P ' eoort Jice "
that wan,ed Chiwfck to Z JJL? """f, aracter was an axiom
andthesnnrlfadedfm bfafr.' L ,Dt'e Wnu,f of
kls oily voice returned a be ' IXT"01' fathered on nmny
argue that hi, income was .In I t h CCt,pnU' ' u. "If ever
- - uncertain to iKlKtsT
! marry. Era f listened patiently until
the end: then be looked op slowly.
' Then it's only berause'yoa cant af
j ford to marry thet yoa don't ask Let
! tyV" dcaiandtd Brsoe.
Chlswlck nedded. It seemed the one
' !ncrrnoantable objection fhat be could
j advance. He bad no Intention of mar
'. rylnff Itty.
Sbe was a pretty child, and she bad
: helped to pass the time, bnt also there
: vras alTrays the hope that bis work In
; ts wjttieniess wou.a resmi u u
n
! th wilderness would result In a call
? "T! n ArmoA l!ffl fryni muRt .ran
! looking fur it." explained one of the
it was a grudging, ungracious pro-
I a . . ....
! .i . i . i . . ...
tuaui liKii ue Diuae. dut itty was too
kap;y to question the degree of his
enthusiasm. Yet before sbe uttered a
treuibiing -Tes" she hesitated.
"1 -wonder what my guardian will
say?" she said with a little shiver.
"He doesn't like you. Jack. Perhaps
we can't get married until after I come
of r.ce."
"Bruce T asked Chiswiek with a
! laush. "Why. he put me,wlse to this
mine, because I explained that I did
! not have enough money to marry on.
I I don't suppose that be knew how
poi.d it was. but Le knew It was some-
r v. : . . ....
"""i kuuu. nuu taut snows mat ne is
not only willing, but anxious."
"He -gave you the mine to marrv
; me?" she gasped.
"Sure." assented Chlswlck. "Don't
yon worry about Bruce."
"I am not worrying about Mr.
Bruee." said Lettv. with anilAm
j revulsion cf feeling. ! don't care
whether he is willing or not. I hn
I not marry you." With a woman's In-
I i ...
iui.iuu sue reau tne tnrtn.
"But I sar" bezan ChlRwIrk Tftv
( checked his speech. "I thought you
! wanted to marry me," she said. "I
did not know thct dear old Harry had
( to bribe you to propose. Please go
j away." And Chlswlck went, only too
! glad to escape the scene his blunder
' promised to cause.
j Bruce coming in that evening to
mate certain that all was right found
j lae plrI be ,OTeo Km sobbing on the
! couch.
. ,
of L00 rld
J,.? . ml-'0? fl?.!.Ck ?teWk
! 'ti fne;
i " tear? b VXp,aIned'
j Erue sitnni v V ii"h XD'auled
?" .mpl?' . and w,thoot monT
i. not DaTe been baPPJ-wlth
him."
took her In his arms, well content to
lose the mine and find a heart of gold.
The Ban Players.
i , .
! rT? brother of ritcher
i T, . ' ' WI" w ren chance to
j display his-Idea of the national pas-
, ".uc ,lu lne cnicago Americans next
Mr. Mendez. the Cuban pitcher re
ported signed with Cincinnati. Is said
to Lr as black as a coal scuttle. Now
some one win rise up and Insist on
drawing the color line.
- .r..m rigtern league captures
CTeveland's Eastern league captures
"In business for your health. "
JACKSON & WEAVER
PHARMACISTS
Drugs, Toilet Articles, Perfumes, Cw
dies. Jewelry, Stationery, Book, fc.
azmes, ice cream ixxla. Cigars, Pisj
Oils, etc
A S5,003 FELLOW.
LHtle Miss Burbridge and Hot till
From J. P. Morgan.
Little Miss Virginia Bnrbridj (
New York has the distinction of bj,
tbe youngest fellow of the Metros,
itan Museum of Art. And she bas tfc
further dlwtlnctlon of being made s,
by the famvus financier and an natw
IITTLB MISS VJBarSTA BURBKIDGa
J. Plenont Morgan. Mr. Morgan paid
$3,000 to make her a member. And
she Is only the daughter of an east
side Janitor. But ber mother has t
taste for art and with iter baby finish
ter went to see an exhibition tt ti
Metropolitan museum In which lie,
Morgan wa, much Interested. Tbej
happened to be the first ones on hud,
and the great financier, noting the In
terest In art displayed by the mother,
took a fancy to reward ber by making
ber daughter a fellow of the famow
art institution which be bas done si
much to make what it Is. LIDe Visi
Burbrldire does not quite rrallx yd
what a distinction she enjoy.
A Doleful Mood.
The propletor of a Paris cafe a
tlced that after be bad refused to girt
his pianist an Increase of salary tat
number of bis customers dwindled
rapidly. It was only when ail bst
one diner had deserted him that at
discovered that tbe pianist had bet
Inflicting Chopin's "Funeral Uarck"
on the audience nightly. The pianist,
who was proceeded against tn the k
court, and was fined 00 francs, pleadet
that be played according to the mood
be felt in after his request bad' btts
refused.
Tbe Emperor's Orderly.
Frenchmen of every rank and cita
dearly love titles. The manager of t
Paris insurance company was decotat
ed with the Legion of Honor fev
days ago. and the clerk, ia the ess
ploy of the company presented Ua
with a piece of plate to which their
Tialting cards were attached. On look
Ing over tb3e be was a good deal pr
tied and amused by tbe visiting canl
of the office "boy," an old sohlitf
from the Invalided who wa, employed
to open the office doors from 0 to 4
Under the man's name was the tin
"the emperor's orderly." . He sent
for the old soldier, who stumped is
and saluted.
"Of what emperor are you the order
ly, and bow?" be asked. The old te
valide drew himself up to attention.
"I am the orderly of the emperor."
he said, "Napoleon, le Petit Corporal"
"But be is dead. He baa been dead
some time," answered the punled
manager.
"I dust his tomb for him," growled
the old soldier. London Express.
" Ne Morals In Dreamland.
If. as many writers bsve suggested.
It Is the sou Itself that guides the in
agery of dreams, how are we to ex
plain the fact that In this chaos of
Idea, and feeliSg, there Is so little dis
tinction between right and wrong that
when dreaming we commit act, f
which we should weep tears of blood
were they as real as they seem to be.
As Professor Hoffman bas said. "Tb
familiar check of waking hours. 1
must not do it because It would be W
Just or unkind.' never once seem,
arrest us In the tarisf action of nf
whim which may blow about our way
ward fancies."
From all of which we must conclud
that the dream realm is a world that k
entirely oblivious to any moral sens
and that, thnnch it m. k. tnit that I
troubled conscience may produce
.ueci our a reams, the dreams toei"
elves are never burdened with a ex
science. Bohemian Magazine.
winy WVUW
Being pursued by a farmer and W
three sons after being caught In t
chicken yard, a youcg colored persoo
bad Just made up bis mind that I
wa, not eluding bis followers as qo'
y might be when a long eared Ja
rabbit jumped up from the roadside
and started down the rood ahead f
blm. Tbe would be chicken thief tad
run a few hundred feet farther wh8
tbe farmer and bis boys were aston
ished to hear the negro shout io
voice that quavered with trtfA
though unrestrained, "Say, for de Lord
ake, you rabbit, get out ob de waf
and let some one run who can run."""
Argonaut.
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