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, 1882-04-29


The City Of Walia y ala doe cr,lain as follows:
SrCIDS l. That Stco"d sire he improved
fr,.m 4 point s;x hundred ard fifty (6i0) feet
south of Eirch -t,-et sou herlv, to connect with
Joints on sal s.7e-t :,lr-ady improved OF being
now irnpr"yei hy .I"hn T. Abbott and John
Sinairlor. d; au-E":ity & permits, by grading
the street ~! dJh ari srav.liing roadway
het"etn cUr..S in &C 'riance with tie estinate
Of the Ci:y Surye, q, ghiA l. hereby approved
SIC > That al eighteen incn cement pipe
b. laid aern-s sa'G street 10 Convey the waters
If lie -Iaali -!.:in; branch 'pposite Eagan Av
enG-.
SEc. .. Thlt Samuel Jac ,hs b. AMI he is
L1ieav ~; ,iiitei a,- es~or, and instructed to
asses the pro- ertv ahuttins an that portion Of
&C nd sireet 10 be improved, in accordance
with section eighty-on- OF the city charter.
; Q / That al the property ahutting on
that portion Of saiG street To he Improved, is
reby declared u b. an assessment district
:1r til imlroy, nent OF said street as herein
pyoyiSed-
Passed the Couuci! Ap=il Is. lSS2.
lT F. A SHAW. City Clerk.
Apr v-d april 10, l6S2
JAS. MCAULIFF, Msyor.
, 1882-04-29
Proposals for Grading.

Notice Is hereby given tina. sealed proposals
for the improvement g; Second street, in &C
cordanoe with Ordinance Ne rs, and the esti-
mate on file in the office Of the City 'leTkvill
lie received at the Office Of the Street Depart
ment, No. Second street, until 3 O'Clock oi
Monday, Nav lst, 1SS2-
The right u reject anv and all bids is hereby
reserved By order Of the Common Council.
IG4 LIE F. \. SHAW, City CLERK. D.
, 1882-04-29

GLASS HorsES-A republican PAPER We
recently read, for want of something better
to say. We Presume, threw it up as 4 slur
that Jesse James ~as 4 democrat. Being
from old Missouri Jesse probably sas, but
there Is one Charles J. Guiteau, assassin and
dead beat arowedly . republican. vino in
having high old time of it selling auto
graphs and photographs in the Washington
jail Did our republican contemporary ever
bar d himf
, 1882-04-29

4 MILE D.Y.-Col. Clough, engineer OF
the Yellowstone division OF the Northern
Pacific, teiegrapns under date OF April 4.
that the track had reached that day point
hfty-fcur miles west of Miles city, ard that
the construction forces were laying iron st
the rate Of mile day Ahead of the
track layers is a smooth valley stretch of
twenty-five miles, which distance viii be
more than covered the present month.
, 1882-04-29
toe GEaEX sTEEEr.
san Francisco. Cal.
DR.. lIEBIG
ONTINUES To TREAT

n W. A-f = L. ~ hE.-t1
" successfully of honeopa-
thy every form Of special or
chronic disease without mer-
curry or nsrseous drugs. DR..
Liebig's iuyigorztnr l. a posi-
tive and permaLvnt cuse for
seminal weakness. nervous an,
physical debility. lnsr man.
hood, vital exhaustion. and All
the terrible results of aSuse,l
nature, excessive and youthiul
follies. Tne doctor viii agree
in writing o. forfeit Sl.00O for
= case that be undertakes and
fsils 70 cure. The reason th0I.-
sands cannot get cured OF sem
insl weakness and the above
diseases Is owing Ia 4 cGmplica-
tion called PcJstaiO-hea, which
requires a Specia! remedy Or.
Liebis's InYis0rator. No. ,, Is q
specific cure for Prcstatorrhea.
Price II either Invigora.or, 81
per bot.,e, or 8 bottles for SO.
Sen; - any address securely
coveredirom observation. Sem
inal weakness and IT stat, IT.
hea drain Vitality from the
, 1882-04-29

CURE FOR HEApACHE-TLe editor OF the
RaTdi HOrLd says: An almost certain care
FOR sick headache Is tablespoonful of sal.
dissolved 10 two or three tablespoonfuls Of
water. After taking it lie down for awhile
and IN an hou: or two one feels As well
ne~. We have proved he efficacy o; this
remedy by repeated TRIALS, ani have known
Others to d, SO, sni give it for the benefit of
those who are suffering IRON this aR etion.
, 1882-04-29

MASeNs SHoT.-Sergt Mason's shot 1t
GaItean turns on, to be a good thing for his
family. The fund for Betty and the baby
nov amounts t. $40 0OO-more than the ser
giant would have accumulated IN hundred
years.
, 1882-04-29

booslSe BiLLNGs.-The land department
OF the Northern Pacific has sold $50. 600
wortn OF lots in the new tc~n Of Billing,
snoe the plata were hs.t prepared sa pub-
lie iaspsetioa. April ID.
, 1882-04-29

THsorGH TicKErs To LIvERFoci--if any
Of our readers are going So make the grand
sour of The Earopean continent this summer
thsy vilI ave money by rem .mhe,ipg that
the o. r. & n. Co. issue through tickets /;
,arehasers o, tickets here are entitled To
m snv privileges.
, 1882-04-29
SAMPLE BOTTLE FREE

Sent on Application by letter. stating >ymp-
toms. sex and aye. Communications strictly
~nfidential
IL kearney Street, San Francisco Ca
D. Mintie's Kidney Remedy, Nrlhr, ticum,
cures all kinds # kidney aud Bladder com
plants. Gonorrio.a Gie t. I.eucorrhaa. For
sale byall druggists: 81 10 bottle, SIX bottles
for 50 %.
and chea,.eSt Dyspepsia and Bilious cure in
market For sale by all druggists. Hodge,
Davis d Co., Portland wholesale SCENTS. Ally
All orders for medicine {. o ID. must b.
accompanied with 81, as guarantee If good
faith, which viii be ,ielnc.ei when tie pack
age Is shipped.
, 1882-04-29

such as Loss Ot Memory, IaSSltnde. Nocturnal
Emissions. Aversion to society, DimnesS Of
Vision. Noises in the head; the vital fluid
,sssin:; unob~erved in the urine, and many
other diseases that lead 10 insanity and death
DR.. Nintie Will agree II forfeit Five Hun
dred Dollars for case Of this kind the Vital
Restorative under his special advice and treat
ment) will not cure, or for anything impure or
injurious found in it. DIR. Alintie treats all
Private Diseases successfully without mercury.
Consultation Free. Thorough examination
and advice, including analysis Of urine, - &C
Price Of Vital Restorative. - 90 = bottle, or
four ti.aes the quantity, SO GO; sent to any
address upon receipt of price, or c. q. D., Sc
cura from observation and in private name if
desired, by \. +. MINTIE, VI. d.,
, 1882-04-29
DIR. SP.NfEY a co.
Notice for Distribution,
TERRITORY OF WASHINGTOY, ! -
County OF Nalia Walla. -

TERRITORY OF WASHINGTON, ! -,
County OF Nalia Walla. -
IN PROBA1 E-In the matter OF the Estate
OF CHARLES HERZOG, deceased.
ON READING ard iiling the petition OF
ELIZABETH HERZ0G. Administratix OF
the Estate Of CHARLES HEHZ0G. de
ceased, setting forth that sh, las filed her final
account as sUcn AdnmistIatIX iii the matter
Of SAID Estate, and that the same has been
duly audited, allowed and CO. tirned. and
that a portion o: said Estate remains to be
divided among the heirs Of SAID deceased,
and pray lng among Other things for an order
OF distribution OF tie residue OF SAID Es-
tate among the persons therounto entitled
1t Is ordered, that all persons inter, s'ed in
the Estate OF the sad CHI ARIES HERZOG
deceased, be and appeal before the Probate
Court Of aid county of WallI Walia, oil
Monday, the 22i day of May, 1882, at the
h"Ur of | o'clock, p. N, Of said day, thea
and there 10 show cause why an order of
distribution should not be made Of the resi-
due of said Estate among the feirs OF the
SAID CHARLES HERZDG, deceased, ac
cOrding II law
IL Is further oriered, that i copy OF thi,
order be published for five successive We. Ks
before tEesaid - day ot MAY, 1852, in the
. Naila Naiia STaTEsNaN, a weekly newspa-
per printed and PUBLISHED IN the cItv and
county Of Walla WalIa Dated. March -,
loS2 K GU.CHAED
Judge ard Clerk OF said Court.
, 1882-04-29
Notice for Distribution.
TERRIT ,RY OF WASHINGTON. ! 2.
County of W.,La Wsila. "

A-l.hA4 I'll w " -lNfilN' !
County Of WaLa WslIa.
IN PRGHATE-in the meter of the Estate
Of l. l.. BOULON, deceased.
On READING and fling the pe-ifi,n OF
~ PAUL A l. BUULON. Administrator
Of the estate Of L. l. BOULON. deceased.
setting forth that he has filed his final account
as such Administrator in the matter Of slid es-
tate, and tha. the same has been Gniy audited.
allowed and conhrrurd, and that q portion Of
said estate remains % De divided among the
heirs Of said deceased, and praying among
otter things !oc an order % distribution Of the
residue of said estate among the persons there.
unto entitled
1. is ordered, that al persons interested in
the estate II the said l. l. BOCLON. de
ceased. be and appear before the Probate Cour.
Of said county Of Walis Walla, On TUESDAY
the ZSi dsy Of Mag, Iss2, at ths hour Of 10
O'Clock A. NJ, of said day tiien and there 20 show
canse why an order Of 6istribution should net
be made OF the residue Of said estate among
the heirs Of the said l. l. BoULON, de-
ceased, according 70 iaw
II L further Ory;ered. tina. copy OF this or
der be published for flEe successive weeks be
fore the said 23i day OF Nav. 1892 in .he
Nalla W2lla STATESMAN, a weekly newspaper
printed and published in the city and county
of Walla Wal a Dated Wal,a Wana, March
9TH, lSS2.
r. GUICHARD,
- Judge and Clerk Of said Court
, 1882-04-29
Summons.
To +. Z. WILSON

To I. Z. WILSON:
Yon are hereby notified that L.. X. G. Smith
has flied claim against you in said court,
which " Il come on 10 lie heard II nv office in
North Nali;. Nalls precinct in said county
and territory. on ;he nd day Of May, lSS,, at
the hour f - &C ok - ". a,A unl, s. YOU ap
=. n anI tha.. AMI iiere answer, the same will
he taken aS confessed. and .he demand of the
pltinritf Granted The nhJcct and demand OF
SAID claim Is b. recover from you the sum OF
>JS - n aco.u-rt for =. -ls, wares and mer-
chaIfise soil aid ieliv red And yon are Also
hereby notified that v"lr prOIeitv has been
attacae! t.. -ati-fy said claim or part Thereof.
Claim fled Narch -, lSS2.
J. ID. LAMAS,
jus ice { the Peace.
, 1882-04-29

ssow.-We hear th,r Cheney was blessed
Nth 8 inchss Of snow on Frsas las'. and
s..s svo nd half feet fell also on the Blue
.,..s.ms This is the latest spring on rec
"a. hat crop. vil never be hssser thas thi.
-, frsa rsseat Pso.Psca
, 1882-04-29

n - "a week in your own town. 81
VHHort6t free No risk. Every
~ mn new. Capital not re-
uquired. We vil furnish you
everything. Many are max
H'y fortunes. Iadies make as much Is men.
aod bays and girls I axe great pay Reader,
II yo2 want husin.s, - which y1u can max
great pay al the time yo'. work. write for par
uculars 10 IL HtLLEzr & Co Portland. Ne.
, 1882-04-29
Summons.

TERRITORY cr WAsHISToS, lcc
County OF WALLa WALLA. to'
In the Di,tTict Court of the Territory of
Washington and sor the First Judicial
District thereof, holding terms at
Hslla Walla, Walla Walla
C"unty, in said Territory
John H. Srahl, plaintiT. vs.. +. Albrecht.
Defend.nt
FNHE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
L 10 +. Abrecht, defendant: You are
hereby required To appear in an action brought
against You by John II. Stahl. plaintiff. in the
District Court Of the Territory of Washing
ton aud for the First Judicial district Thereof,
holding terms a: Walla Walla, Walla Walla
County, IN said Territory, to answer the CON-
plant ni plaintiff filed in Walla Walla County
within twenty DAYS after the service of this
summons exclusive Of the day Of service. If
served IN said county. II not served in said
county but in said District, in thirty days. IL
served in any other Judicial District in the
Territory. in forty days Ii served by publ
cation within sixty days after the date OF this
summons or the said aintiff viii take judy
ment against you BY default, according y the
PRAYER OF tie complaint Saidaction is brought
by the plaintiff 10 recover from defendant the
sum OF S5Jos5, due 10 plaintiff from defend
ant, on account Tor goods, wares and merchan-
disc, sold and delivered by plaintiff 20 defend
art, between December Is, 1881, and March
=. lSS2, and for costs of this action.
Witness the Hon. S. c. WrsGARp.
Associate Justice Of the Supreme
Court Of Washington Territory,
sa@ns and Judge of said Court. and the
seal thereof affixed. this 9th day
Of March, A. d. 1852
\. REEVES AYRES, Clerk.
CATION L CROWLEY,
Pla;nsif's AttomeyI
, 1882-04-29

Is 4 never fail IL crUr
ior Nervous i,ehiisty,
Tx hauStei Vitality,
5 { minal Weakness,
Sper-latorrhea. Lost
Mar Hood, lmp".en
cy, Paralysis, and all
The terrible effects ot
Self Abuse, youthful
foliieS, and eXcesSes
in naturer wears -
, 1882-04-29
Proposals for Engine House and
City Jail.

Sealed proposals ~ buildin- an angite L. sc
AMI jIil IN accord nee Wi-h The plans SIC. t.
cations ard detail, 81 Tie ii -Ue otce u 4. Z.
Allen, supervisin. .rcsi--yt, P..ines' bull ling.
viii Re received AZ the office 81 the City Clerk,
No. Second street, until Monday. May lst.
1SSs. Al o,clock P II. The night to reject auy
and all bids is hereby reserved By oTGer oiS he
Common ConuciL.
T. BATgEIsTEE,
.ISES nOyFLL. }ComlIitt4e
NM. GLASF0ED.
ATTEST: IL F. A SHAW, City Clerk.
, 1882-04-29
MIEDLE-AGED MEN

There are many at the age Of thirty to s;Nty
who are troubled with too frequent evacuati rs
of the Bladder, often accompanied hv 4 Slj-ht
smarting or burning sensation, and a weaken
ing Of the system in q manner the patient can
not account Tor. on examiping the urinary
deposits r"ly sediment viii often he found,
An sometimes small particles If alhumen Will
appear. the color will be Of a thin milkish
hue, AGAIN changing t1 a dark anu torpid aI,-
pearance. There are many Who die Of this
difficulty ignorant of the cause. (which is the
second stage Of seminal weakness Dr. Spin
ney will guarantee perfect cure in all such
cases, and a healthy restoration of the peEitO-
urinary organs
OFFICE HoURs.-i0 to 1. and to g Sun
DAYS IRON II 10 II \ NJ Consultation free
Thorough examination and advice, 81.
Call OF address.
, 1882-04-29

I will mail ifree) the recipe for simple
VEGETABLE BALM that viii remove TAN
FRECkLES. PIMPLES and BLofCHES
leaving the skin soft, clear and beautiful; ais".
instructions for producing luxuriant .2revth,
of hair on bald head or smooth face Adj
dress. inclosing stamp, Ben. andcii x Co, .
Beekman Street. " \. LOU
, 1882-04-29
NOTICE.

4 PERSONS INDEBTED To PAINE
n Brothers are hereby rotifed that al notes
and accounts have been PLACED in the hands of
y. T. Hall for collection Ii imme nate set
tieneut u made no experse viii be added.
Othce, first door back Of First National Bank
in Paine Br0.leris building.
%St PAINE BROTHERS
, 1882-04-29
Notice for Publication.

LAxD OFFICE AT WALrA WALLA. w. I.
Ma ch 1lth. 1882. {
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the following named settler has filed no.
,ire Of his intention 10 make final proof IN
SUPPORT of his claim. ard that said proof will
be male before L. S. Land Office at Walla
WaIIa, ". T., on April 18th, 1SS2, Wis: Pat,
rick Ayde. Homestead No. 1908, for the -
Sci, and SCI SW4, Sec. Is, and NEl NW4,
See. %. T. !. \. K IS. L. W. NJ.
He names the following witnesses to prove
has continuous residence upon end cultivation
Of. said Land, viz:
, 1882-04-29
Errors Of Youth.

GENTLEMAN WHO SUFFERED
q for years from Nervous Debility, Ire,
mature Decay, and al the effects Of youtllui
indiscretion, will fox the sake OF suffering hu-
manitv, send free TO al who need 1t, the recipe
and direction for making the simple remedy
bv which he was cured. Sufferers wishing 70
prof. by the advertisers experience can DO 50
y JOHN B. OGDEN.
u2-.f ~ Ceiar Street, y. \.
, 1882-04-29

Is the peoples popular remedy II Is war
ran.ed t. give satisfaction. il You want testi-
m0nia'S call AZ the ofiica We don't publ h
them, but refer you to the dealers and conSurl-
ers. 1t has no equal, 81 Ter bottle or o bot
ties for s.. Your druggist keeps il.
, 1882-04-29
The Sunday Law.

Judge Green yesterday, in response to An
inquiry made by the grand jury, had O,ca-
sion to ,rplain the much mooted question
pertaining to the Sunday law. The grand
jury desired to know to what extent the
hotels we're excepted-that is, whether or
not hotels would be permitted, under a
strict construction OF the law, to sell cigars
and intoxicating liquors on Sunday. The
court held that the proviso appli, TO hotels,
drug stores, etc, in their proper use as such.
In other words, that it would be contrary TO
to the letter and spiri. of the law. and vio
lation of the same, for any ore TO attempt to
carry on any OF the prohibited branches OF
business under the cover of hotel keeping.
drug trade, etc. Hotels, drug stores, livery
stables and undertakers shops may conduct
business on Sunday. but in q restricted
sense. 1t would be wrong for a hote.-
keeper to put in stock of groceries and at
tempt to sell them, and so it would be lust
as much contravention Of the law for a
hotel-keeper to put in stock of cigars and
liquors and sell promiscuously to whoever
might come there, and the same might be
said of drug stores.
Pros: cutting Attorney Evans squarely put
the question: " Would the guests OF hotel
be permittes to purchase cigars OF liquors
OF the propuetor,' To which the Judge re,
piled: Il take it that any thing supplied to
the guests in the ordinary hotel keeping can
be legitimately supplied to the guests uLder
this law"
The jury desired information rs to what
constituted guest, to which the Judge re-
piled that guest should he one who is board
ing or lodging at the hotel-.Seattle Chronicle.
TEDIOUS DELAY.-Aiter experiencing the
delights of having to lay over eight NOR
tai hours at Wallula on twelve hour jour
ney to the linz of the Northern Pacific, We
can thoroughly sympatbize with other m
iortuna,es who have also undergone the de-
lay. 1t IS the hope OF the people Of both
sides Of the river that as soon as the Cas-
csdes division Is completed that this delay
will cease and speedy and through connec-
ton be made without the delay We now have
As it is now, If any one wishes to @ only to
Ainsworth from Walla Wallv, a distance OF
only about - miles, they must necessarily
be ten hours over il. II the trains would
hut connect many more would travel than
they do at present
, 1882-04-29
Ordinance Ne. TBS.
Tie Citr Of Walia =. LA doc cr,lain as follows:

Au Ordinance providing f"r the Improvement
Of See, nd STREET and appointing
al Assessor therefor.
, 1882-04-29

Unity PER CENT SAVED BY HAS
II ng ySm job printing done xt the STATE
nAS O&sA Cal ~ x1Anins sanp3n.
, 1882-04-29

To eat Hay and Grain Corner Of Eighth and
Alder streets. lower end of the city. This i
the best and cheapest stable in Walla Waila-
wS-tf WM. NEAL. Proprietor.
, 1882-04-29
DR.. SPENNEY,
No. II kearney ST. san Erineiseo.
Treats all Special and Chronic
Diseases.
EoUNIG EMETJ

NTHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM
w the effects of youthful fnl,ieS and i'll
discretion, viii ID well Ia Avail themselves "f
this. the greatest boon ever laid 1t the altar Of
suffering humanity. DE. SflNNET viii
guarantee 10 forfeit 500 for every case of Sem
inal Weakness orprivate disease Of any kind
OF character which he undertakes and fails to
,,,ra
, 1882-04-29

The jury desired information rs to what
constituted guest, to which the judge re-
piled that guest should he one who is board
ing or lodging at the hotel Seattle Chronicle.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-09-09
Disease Among the GniIs.

The people of the north of Norway,
however, are in despair over the strange
mortality among the gulls and other sea-
birds which usually resort to their coasts
in the summer, and constitute, by their
eggs, which form q staple of the food of
the persantry, and their source of feath-
ers which form staple of their trade,
one of their most valuable sources of
food and prosperity. On the. coast of
Finmark and Northland, all these birds,
and among them the highly priced elder
duck, take up their summer quarters in
numbers SO vast that the rocks and cliffs
are literally covered with their eggs, so
that one cannot walk without crushing
them; and the people of The region, in
their desire to retain the favors Of their
geese with the golden eggs, send back
to inland pastures, all the sheep, dogs,
shepherds, during the pairing time of
iniure or trouble their precious visitors.
y ith their boats and carry away whole
boat loads of these eggs, which they sell
to the Norwegians, who prize them
highly as an article of food. The feather
and down are also collected at the proper
moment. Bnt this year the collectors
report great diminution in the number
Of nests and eggs. It is now supposed
that large numbers Of the birds
perished in the violent and protracted
storms of last winter, and that some
years must elapse before these feathery
visitors can reach their former numbers.
A famine is imminent in the wild and
stormy regions thus deprived of their
principle supply Of food and com
merce.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-09-09
Mormen Women's Ways.

A correspondent of the N. Y. World
writes from Salt Lake City, where he was
sent to picture pleasures and convenien-
ces of polygamy, that Mormon friend
enumerated at his request the following
anomalies that he knew of in recent poly
gamous marriages:
A young and very pretty girl, in 'sthe
upper ten" of Mormonism, married a
young man of her own class, but stipu-
lated before marriage that he should mar
ry second wife as soon as he could af-
ford to do SO. Against his will she has
recently kept him to his promise.
A young couple were engaged but
quarreled, and the lover. out Of piaue.
married another lady. Two years later,
his first love, having refused other offers
in the meantime, married him as his
second wife.
A man having married his second wife
to please himself, married third to
please his first.
A couple about to be married made an
agreement between themselves that the
husbands second wife should be one Of
the relatives of the first wife. The lady
who was selected refused, and the hus'
band remained true to his promise fol
ten years. At the end of that time his
first wife voluntarily chose another mate
for him.
The belle of the settlement, gentle
refused monagamist offer of marriage,
and married man who had already two
wives
A girl. distracted between her love fol
her suitor and her love for her mother
compromised in her affection by stipulat
ing he should marry both her and her
self, which he did.
A girl, a gentle, bitterly opposed al
first to polygamy, married polygamisi
at the solicitation of his first wife, hel
great friend.
Two girls were good friends, and one
of them, getting engaged to man by nc
means of prepossessing appearance, per
suaded her friend to get engaged to him
too, and he married them both on tht
same day.
The Douglas independent. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 187?-1885, 1882-09-09
No Screens Wanted.

She knew he was the Ay-screen man by
the samples under his arm, but she held
the door open and permitted him to say:
Madam, / notice that You haven't a
hy-screen at any door or window"
Not q one," she answered.
You must be overrun with flies. y
1--WE are
Flies are terrible nuisance"
Yes, indeed"
And this seems to be good locality
for mosquitoes ?"
'sOh, yes, sir.
'sI presume they bother you nights p
"Very much.
'And great deal of dust blows into q
house not protected by screens"
"a great deal, sir.
And how many windows have you in
the house ?"
Sixteen"
Each one ought to have half size. .
Yes, sir."
And can make them cheaper to you
than any other man in the business.
Il think you can.
.sDo you prefer plain green Or fig
ured. .
well, / always did like plain green.
very Welis Will measure the WIN
dows and take your order
You needn't trouble yourself any far
ther, she quietly replied.
What! Don't you want screens?"
No sir. The other day the woman
across the street had q ten minutes con
versation with tin peddler, aud shes
had her nose in the air over me ever since
A dy-screen man is about three times ai
high as potato man, and I've been talk
ing with you to let her see that she isn'l
the only. lady in town who can put OF
airs. She's mad as q hen by this time
and now you get up and dust, or I'll
have my dog run you clear to the RIVER
Detroit Free Press.