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DON'T DELAY.
DON'T DELAY.
DON'T DELAY.

SPRING DRY GOODS-CHEAP.
- WINTER GOODS SACRIFICED.
Striped l.. n. S, &c: Cacoes, 4iic., up.
Wide Sheetngs, 16, IL. zoe.
12 Quarter White Spread, &c, worth 81,
White Marseilles Spreads. 81 80. up.
6-Quarter Black Cashmere, 81 10: worth 81 u
Black CashmeTes, rs, 81, so. &c. TO 81, cheap.
MACK Pure MOhar Alpaca, S7xc., worth 62c,
Full line Celored dress Goods, 10 =. up
All Linen Bleached Table Damask, soc.
Special bargains in Carpets, 10 sell out.
Our stock at right prices, and always good
value for your money.
T. n. NAUDAIN,
ft26-r ZOE Marker Spuce.
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FTNHE LONG LOOKED FOR,
AND GREAT EVENT HAS ACTUALLY
TAKEN PLACE.
WE HAVE MOVED.
CThe Popular Cash Dry Goods store)
CARRIERS.
We are now located in the Store recently occu-
pied by MeSSrs. Geo. j. johnson a. Co.,
III Market Spdce.
Wehave placed large sign across the pavement
in front OF our new store, with our name writtea
on II in Gold Letters, so that every will know
where TO find the cheapest Dry Goods in washingtsa
Beautiful Dress Goods part silk and part WOOL
only l5 one yard wide Pacific Cretonnes, isest
quality figured Cambria only 6, worth L. every
where; finest quality Plaid Muslin I2lb: beautiful
Calico Az, and the cheapest and finest all pure WOOL
very wide black Cashmere, and the greatest bar
gains in black Silk ever offered In Washington. tr
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Il THEODORE F. GATCHEL CO..
REAL ESTATE AND INSTRa SCE.
LIE DROIT BUILDING,
Corner Sth and streets.
T STANLEY JONES.
REAL ESTATE BROK1R.
Oil SEVENTH STREET.
Houses for Sale

Houses for Sale
81 ' pet 18th an1 18th stories m Us oo0
M Iafb he S, Place stories mod o1
s st. let ID ana an Sd sss s1Ss.es
est st. bet LIST and I'd NV; stories. m. H.. ZOO
S9 rs sti 6s Pet T. and md stories 600
st. bet i a7, an and 18th 10 sS9
s sha and En- store 10 S9
1st bet Cap and "A ne ST., II r., new 8, 500
isth Set bet ana aSd s Ts sS9
EGsP s1 e, Sc Ssh s'h
Mass ay. be. Cap. LIST ST. .srs..m.i 8, 600
s SGls s1 Sst s. s ssd and
st. bet 14th and 18th n W.. ST., rs.,m.i 2 100
pet t.. aa and II ,oigss goo
18th s. bet and a. ", st., rs, MI. g 100
sst .nG , Is, story frame
21St st. bet, g and INV 3 st. sIs. MI: 600
9th st: above Boundary NV ST., s rs, mi 600
ST., bet Sd and 4th ne, 8 stories, IT,. 500
St, let 22d and sd n w. 8 st. s rs, M. t.. 6s
so hbs IN Ssy &C. Cirele W mi 5000
1ith st.. bets and NV sio Sis lfsme o
18th ST, bets and n.w..2 stories. rs, mi 500
Myrtle ST., bel. Cap. LIST n. rs.mi Go
Cap: ST. bet and ne: 3 st: & store, mi 600
Riggs St. be. isthS n. w. So ST.. Ii 90
14th, above Circle. STORIES 12 m i......u 600
Building Lots for Sale.
side SIDE Mass Ss. " Set. n 18th ssx1so go
Conn. ave.. bet. n and St., whole front. ....l 81
Mass ave- hei iSth and HiI ian NJ s ss: '.'..'.
s.side Q, bet a n and 15tn NV IS LOO It 49,. GO
NV. corner 14tn and Pierce st. W, with Jumps So
n' oe anu t sts; IA
side r. ode Island ave- bet i4th ana ID Ii SITS 80
North Capitol, bet. and SITS. n.e..... 800. IS
SO oOo 81. 500. 81 100 ON ars,-c,.Ss ,o., o....o
security. 0''"'e
ing, situated between and aud 5th and 18th
j. STANLEY JONES.
feI2o-I Gil Seventh street.
sose rooms over izis Il ana 8 IN ' ssenns
z!'| Ii e e s!
s sts$ Az g 5 ha i rSs ST. and sh
Large hAn and Id elegant rooms, 1t SIS Pa. ave-
sos 18TH ST. :;s5 si7 iti st. n. .S5
1 1,s sps sts g s ssSs IN s1,s e.
s sIs a. s s: T. g 1 III ss q
Full particulars for above property at my Of
he feb0-tr
I EfT-OEf CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
II Hats, W ntches, Piston, JsWelry, &C., can b
sold for the highest cash price. Gents ClethinS
yin bepaid, BY cAinng on or addrelsins HERZOG.
el' ID street northwest Ordsss promptly sttende3
VETRE ChiC9U OT PONsARDiN,
White label Fruity, sweet, and with Hnox.
9uisite nne bouquet.
Fer Csc. S94,t6 gold.
HALL d HUME.
A-H e07 Aorlbe 0pOHe,
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To Advertisers.

Advertisers are requested to send In their an
nouncements early In the day as possible, ana In
All czses before IL O'Clock N. The insertion In the
same days issue Of those reaching the once after
that hour cannot be assured.
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Acreage s,roTr Daily Circulation 0rer
I7.5OO-beino more than three times th0s
Of any other daily paper ia Washfngf0n,
and more than taat Of az the others adde's
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DR. RICORD'S ESSENCE OF LIFE
IL Restores manhood and the vigor of youth to
the most shattered constitution In four weeks.
should be taken by all about to marry, or who have
become ~eAksned from excess or any other cause.
quenches thirst. IS per case. Sole Agent, Dr. JOS.
JACQUES. 7 University Place, New York. Drug
0tst& Ss1f plle0 tAnl-tf
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!ts effects: ASTHMA WINTER DOUGH, IN.
CIPIEHT CONsUMPTION, and al disorders Of
ence. The highest medical testimony states that no
better cure for these complaints exists, which has
experience. They are sold by all Chemists. Fifty
cents per box. T.. FOU6ERA q CO., New York,
epectl Agents nov10-k q, s,6m
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issue on the LIST and 18th of each month ssBul.
letin Of all property for sale and rent on INV books
which can be had on application ut my once, or
viii be sent BY mail II desired.
Loans.
81, 200 81, 00O 81, 600 $500 at 8 per GEN.. f27-tr
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L>OR RENT-HOUsE No 1918 n ST. nw:6
y rooms water. gas. SC, $50 per MONTH Also
STORE corner 10Th and n.w.; good location for
business: rent low. Apply next door Paint
Store, 1917 Est. f2S-lm
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NOR RENT-Modern HOUSES, 10 rooms all
Il c"nvenienceS: $40. Smaller Houses: bath
waller, gas: SIS and $25. Houses and Rooms for
hons excepting cheap. Inquire 43S ST. NV.
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| Alse, q number Of other Houses, similar to the
above, list Of which is materially altered nearly
| every day on the t1etin 1T our ONCE. u
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INVESTMENTS.
FOR SALE.
District Of Columbia 20 years 6 Der cent gold
bonds. f '' eu
District OF Columbia 1s years per cent. curren.
cy bonds.
Washington 80 year 6 per cent. gold bonds.
United States Bonds OF all issues, and other a.
curities. wv
LEWIS JOHNSON CO..
1l2-1y Corner Pennsylvania ave. and 10th st.
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0RY GOODS AND CARPETIN0s.

A LARaE LOT OF DKAONGHOr's MANU-.
49, N 1VuSkAos o1I0
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LOST AND FOUND.

T O>T-OD the 26th instant, small black and
II white HOUND; answers to the name
Of .JIm n, 90. R Sss VIII be given il
ITNAKEN UP AsTRAY-A young HEIFER.
Il The owner will please come forward, ~
ay hs asS and take
and H. febZ8 2as
US kEWARD.-A BUGGY CUSHION lost on
sps) ID street northwest, wednesday evening,
leaving it at the Emmett House. opposite Baltimore
depot. foD28- 2ts
T OS1 On Saturday afternoon, between the
Red Russian Leather POCKErB0Ok conta' ming
small sum Of money. Finder will confer favor by
returning to 316 1st st. Sc. f28-
r OST OR sTOLEN-At Presidents reception
i = TIesdH, evening last, long ght-colored
four hundred dollars, including three one hundred
dollar bills. Liberal Ard will be given by ad-
dressing ''L"st." this Office. l.
II OST-At the Charity Ball, at Masonic Tempe,
Pearls) BRE ASTPIN. A suitable reward win he
Iaia If returned to Mrs. GEO. WILLIAMS 7O5
18th st. nv. feb27-3
o5 RE~ARD-Lost In the neghbOrhood of
10 Pennsy vania avenue and 18th ST., q ~
very small Mexican DOG; white, with
yellow ears and spots. Please return to 1907 st.
NV, or send notice. feb27 q
T1AKEN UP-Came to my premises, corner II h
q young BUFFALO BULL. Owner re-2I
Quested to call as above, pay charges and take ~
him away. JOHN REAGAN. f23
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EOk fENT-Cheerful, pleasant, nicely furnished
Il LOOMS: one large back PARLOR suitable for
gentleman; 4s4 Pennsylvania avenue, nearly oppo-
sItt NatlOna Hotel. feb26 Stt
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I. OR SALE-CHEAP-The Good Will and Fix
Il lures IF my STORE. Good reasons given f. r
Seing. Possession given At once.
fel q ; l. SAkS. 465 Pa ave,
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-10-03
EXTRA LIABILITY TO MALARIAL IN
FICTION.

Persons whose blood is thin, digestion
weak and liver sluggish, are extra-liable to
the attacks of malarial disease. The most
tri1ing exposuse may, under such condi-
lions, infect a system which, if healthy,
would resist the miasmatic faint. The way
to secure immunity from malaiain localities
where it is prevalent, is to tone and regulate
The system by improving weakened digest
ion, emlehing the blood, and giving a whole
fectively as Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
which long experience has proved to be the
most reliable safeguard against fever and
ague and kindred disorders. as we'll as the
best remedy for them. The bitters are,
moreover. an excellent invigorant of the or
cans of urination, and an active depurent,
eliminating from the blood those acrid inn
~::lrities which originate rheumatic ailments.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-10-03
PATRONS OF HUSBANDRY.
THE WORK OF THE GRANGE.

T. B. Harwell, master Of the Tennessee
State Grange writes to the Southern Hus-
6andnaw as follows:
1t is clear that the grange is doing a most
excellent work in arousing the intelligence
of the farmers of the country, and quicken
ing thought, and we are fast becoming not
only a reading, but a writing people as well
as the "Grange reports" clearly prove.
This is one incalculable good the farmers
derive from the order, the very best educa-
tor within their reach; and as they become
better informed as to its purposes and meth
DDS, they will understand better it's value to
them, and will give it an earnest support.
They are too accustomed to toll and hard
ships, too weary in the pursuit Of a positive
good, because it requires a personal toll aud
a self-sacrifice. as we'll as united effort. But
perseverance IN the work of the grange UNI
der Intelligent direction will soon become
a labor of love, and the acquisition Of prac-
teal knowledge, according to the grange
plan a pleasing task. 1t must be apparent
to every observer that, since its first intro
duction among US, it has been exercising
quietly, though surely, a most excellent in
tluence among the masses, operating through
the hearts and minds of those engaged in
agricultural and kindred pursuits, develop
ing purifying and elevating the good in the
one, and educating, expanding and inform
ing the other, until now we can see the
shadow of the coming revolution-that
xrb;oL fl,o orJor ,D1o+oo ,n +ho o,1 NJ
its labors: aprosperous agriculture; an in
telligent, happy people, and a wise and good
government.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-10-03
Notice fer Publication of Time Ap-
pointed for Probate of Will, etc.

IL THE PROBATE COURT OF MEAGHER COUNTY,
Montana Territory. \
In the matter of the estate Of Benjamin f.. Bull,
deceased,
Pursuant to an order of said Court. made on the
oath day of September. 1873, notice is hereby. given,
that on Saturday, the 5th day of October, A. D.,
1878, at 10 O'Clock a. m. of said day, and at the Of
flee of the Probate Judge of said county, in Dla-
has been appointed as the time and place for PROV
ng the will of the said Benjamin F. Bull deceased,
and fer hearing the application of John e. Murray
for the issuance to him of letters testalnentary,
when and where any person interested may appear
and contest the same.
G.. A HAMPTON,
Probate Judge and Ex-Of1icio Clerk.
Dated Sept. "a, 1878.
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HELENA PRODUCE MARKET.

HELENA, Sept. y, 1919.
Flour-XX-$3.0o; xxx choice-S3.5
Wheat, $500.
Oats, 1925.
Barley-brewers'-$2.00.
Barley-teed-$1.75.
Bran and Shorts-$1.50.
Peas-chopped-$2.30.
Peas-seed-$4.0.
Butter-35.
Eggs-40.
Chopped teed-S3.oo.
Potatoes-S1.0O.
Pork-gross-$S.00.
Pork-net-$lO.O0.
Chickens, S .009$9.00 per doz.
Young cnickens-$5.00@$6.W
Turkeys, S. .O0@$3.5 so each.
Fish-16W20c. per ID.
Hay $1,000 per ton.
New hay-$9.00.
Wood, $500 per cord.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.
Fol- tine Care. Support and Mainta
aIice of the Sick, Poor and lii.
firm OF the County.
TERRITORY OF MONTANA,
County OF Meagher.

TERRITORY OFF
County OF Meagher.
ONCE of the County Clerk,
Diamond City, September ), 1881
Notice is hereby given, that in pursuance ii u
order OF the Board of County Commissions
Sealed Proposals viii be received by the ude
signed until the first Monday in December, M
for the care, support and maintenance ofthe SIX.
poor and inllrm OF the said county, per capn, J!
the week, for the year beginning Decenltft
1873, said proposals TO include and cover the sAs
cost OF feeding, clothing, and nursing Of the ad
sick, poor and inilrm, and all burial expense
thereof.
The contract will be given to the lowest r1o'
sible bidder, but the Board reserves the right @F|
ject any and all bids. r. L. COLLIN
County tlai
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cHERIFF'S SALE.
Leopold Marks
VS..
John Nolan.

10 be sold at Shcrif7s sale on the 10th
day of October, 1878, at the front door of
the Court House, in Diamond City, Meagher
county, Montana Territory, three houses
and lots situated on the north side of Main
street, in Diamond City, in said county,
known as the Southern Hotel, with all the
Appearances and improvements connected
Herewith. Also cne stable and lots and
improvements and appurtanances connected
Herewith. situated on the north side OF
Main street joining the residence of W: Fox
on the east. and the residence of John fresh
on the west, in said Diamond City.
II. j. FLEMING, Sheriff.
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TO MINERS.
United States Land Office,

United States Land Office,
Helena, Montana, Sept. %, 1873 5
John r. Moore, whose post office address is
Camp Baker, Meagher county, NJ. r., has this
day filed his application to enter as agricultural
land, under the homestead laws the W half Of e
quarter the, N e quarter of the N W quarter of sec
ton No. d, and the S E quarter of the S W quar-
ter df section No. ID, in township No. u north,
range No. 4 east which land is suspended from
entry.
Notice is hereby given that q hearing will be had
at this office on the 9th day. of Nov, A.. D. 1878,
at 10 O'Clock {. m, to determine as to the mineral or
non-mineral character of said land, and testimony
to be used upon said hearing will be taken before
William Gaddis, q Notary Public at Camp Baker,
Meagher county, NJ. T., on the 9TH day Of Noyem,
there are no known miners, nor mining improve
ments, upon said land. j. FL. MOE, Register.
Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1878-10-03
NOTICE TO PATRONS.

have now on hand a number of copies OF
the new N. Grange Digest" which l can
mail to patrons on receipt of 80 cts.
p. B. MILLS, Sec.
Boulder Valley, M. T.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03

MY CHILD.

cam not make him dead
His fair sunsbiny head
Is ever bounding round nv study chair;
Yet, when my eyes. now dim
With tears | turn to him,
The vision vanishes-he Is not there,
walk my parlOr floor,
And through the open door
hear a football on the chamber stair;
I'm stepping toward the hall
To give the boy call;
And then hethink me that-he Is not there,
thread the crowded street;
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03

The first appropriations by 4 demo-
cratic house were Tor the fiscal year 1877.
and the figures show that for that year
saving of S26, 6,602,24S 7S was effected.
as compared with the appropriations by
republican house for the previous year
[Note-ln the appropriations for 1873
the $25 ,6l2, 500 appropriated Tor he az
nv at the extra session of the present
congress is included, as 1t properly be-
longed to that year. the appropriation
having failed in the torty-tourth con-
gress.
The regular appropriations for the fis-
cal years lS14-5-6, were passed by the
second session of the tortv-second con-
| gress, and the two sessions of
the torty-third congress. when the re-
| publicans had majoritics in both houses.
during that time Gen. Garfield. who now
dcclams so loudly about democratic cx-
travagance. was chairman of the house
committee on appropriations. The total
of tho regular appropriations for the
three wears reached the sum of S;S1,
500, ,733 81.
| In 1874 the democrats carried the
house, and have controlled it ever SINCE
The regular appropriations hy the forty
fourth and forty-tith congresses. both
with democratic houses, for the fiscal
years lS77-S-9. aggregate Si43 80
597 Al. showing an actual saving under
the three years OF n democratic house rs
against the last three years of rcpub-
lican house. of SSS.210.2 80 Il. In view
of the fact that Gen. Gariield'S position
as chairman OF the appropriations com
mittee when the radicals controlled the
house. gave him so much power over
the money expended. he ought to say
nothing about democratic extravaganza
During these three years of democratic
rule in the house the total of the regu'
lar appropriations. as passed by that
body, WAS $4l7 ,077. .903 90; the repub.
lican senate increased this amount to
$46s. .26O.922 so. BY persisting in its
policy of reduction of public cXpendi
lures, the house brought the total down
to the amount given above-S443,j $780,.
497 "A. Thus it appears that but for
Gen. Garfeld's party in the senate there
would have been a still greater reduc
ton of $26 sis, ,593 45. or an aggregate
reduction, as compared with the years
1S74-5-6, of $114. 7SS, ,S29 81.
Now let us compare Garfield's con
gress-the forty -third-with the forty
fourth, when the house was In the hands
OF the democrats for the first time since
the war. The total regular appropria,
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03
THE SENSE OF SHAME.

Time WAS when checks We're flesh. not brass,
and IIcn
Had not forgot To blush ut deeds of shame.
Our blond, perhaps, Is colder now than th,n,
oar skins ioushenci, and our nerves are
tame.
Now. when the first of Frauds stands crowned
with bays.
Where is the blush OF Hayes?
fimc WAS when solemn oath- We're held in awe,
When ialsrhuods sworn Were known rs per
JurcS,
When conscience cursed the sinner more than
law,
And all his life WAS haunted by his lies
But now, when justice hults, and truth Is lame.
Where now Is Garticd's Shame?
Time was when public men were glad to stand
With open breasts. before the public eye,
And let the searching sunligh ght oi the land
Stream on their heads. at once SO proud an,l
high,
Now, when they only labor To conceal,
hat bride can sherman ieel?
Now we behold the brazen reign of Fraud,
hen great disgrace can gam the highest prize,
When iarehu"d with ire. hand Is sown abroad
When truth is lost. and honor daily dies,
But yet the sense OF shame is not quite dead
For Matthews hangs his head.
IN Y. sun.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03

tIons by both sessions of the fortv-third
congress amounted to S;s5U. 20, ,G19 80.
While both sessions OF the forty
fourth appropriated only S2SG, ,2o2 ..,;:So7 =,
making reduction under 4 dem
ocratic house of 500. s91, 10 G3. During
the forty fourth congress the
repuhilcan senate added $37.olS,-
io' W to the appropriation bills al
ter they had passed the house. The
democrats succeeded in cutting down
the amount OF these additions To SlG.-
992, ,:}93 81. so that, but for the extrava-
gance oi Il republican senate. the arrrr-
gate reductions, rs against the previous
congress, would have reached $50 $50. =
jlJ %.
Inc history ot the appropriation bills.
as shown hy the records Of CONGRESS in
dicate that under republican rule such a
thing rs cutting down an estimate was
rarely ever done The apurnuriatIon
committee took the estimates A. they
were received from the departmrnts
| incorporated them in bills and reported!
| them to the house, in many instances
without the change nt n liwurc Sine.
| the democrats obtained cUntrnl OF the
| house. the custom has been 10 refer the
estimates from each department to q
subcommittee for investigation. Thcs,
Investigations have shown. without f.:
single exception, that the heads of de
par,mcnts have been in the habit o
making most liberia! estimates. ana thet
adding a big margin for contingencies
lhe democratic rule OF closely Scrutin.
| iZinS every estimate. and of finding out
Just what each department really need,
to run it for a year. has resulted in say.
ing the people hundreds OF thousands ot
dollars within three years, as the figure.
| ahnYr demonstrate
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1878-08-03
SINKING FUND.

l''''''it Ti't iTess.
At the last meeting of the Lime-k lin
club the Rev. PenStock rose to a ours.
ton al privilege. He said
Way OF on de las end of de Brush
tahm an old man am dyin' HIS ole wo-
man am rnn'd away. his chil'en am
scattered, an he lies dar all alone wild
II" kInd hand to pass him n fried cake or
wet his parchin' brow wild camillr. He
am not "nc of us, and we can't give to
him from our relief fund. but | axes de
consent of Brudder Gardner dat we
may take mp coileckshun."
~ ou kin-you kim was the prompt
reply of the president.
IL puts dis dime in de hat, an truly
hopes dat dc gentmcn viii depreciate de
>ItuaShnn. said Peustock, rs he started
on his way. Passing from man to man,
the good preacher at length returned to
his seat. As he looked towards the
president there was Il queer cloud on
lis brow.
We'll. what success ?" queries the
president.
80 de lawd. but I've ebcn los' de
ten cents started wid!n gaspcd PEN
stock.
The silence was so deep that it could
have been cut up into coal shafts. Not
Il HAIR moved
''Dar pears to be great moral les
son aroun' hcah sumwhar,n said brother
Gardner