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Tho wonderful Kils Family.

RICHMOND, PA, June Abraham, Isaac,
and Jacob Kile, of this township, are brothers.
They are trlplets, ~ years of age. Isaac is
fifteen minutes older than Jacob, and is if
teen minutes the junior OF Abraham. Their
mother, Catherine Kilo, died recently, aged
90. Besides these three children she left nine
others, besides eghty-two grandchildren,
one hundred and twenty great grandchildren,
and two at-great!grandchildre
She had been widow OF four years, heI
husband dying at 05. They had been mar.
ried seventy five years.
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The New York Grand Masonic Lodge.


New YORK, June 5.-The Grand lodge Of
Free and Accepted Masons resumed labor
to-day. Grand Master VIM. A. Bradie and
Deputy Grand Master Frank K. Lawrence,
were duly installed The special committee
to whom were referred the 'Veritas" matter
presented full report. They met yesterday
and received the members of tho Society
"Veritas," and heard the full statements of
all interested. The committee found that
the society, though formed of Masons, was
started to promote literary, social, and scien-
tifc purposes and the study of FreemGsonry
and Masonic literature. But neither this
grand lodge nor the grand master can for an
instant permit an evasion under any cloak
whatsoever on the part of any society of q
violation in the spirit or in the letter of tho
constitution. The committee recommended
that the said society strike out the entire
Objectionable and offensive language and sec
ton of their constitution at the earliest
period and report tho same to tho grand
master, and thus purge themselves from even
an implication of disloyalty. Also, that a
certain newspaper shall no longer be con-
tinued in their constitution as the organ of
"Yertas" society. The 103d annual commu-
nication was then closed in ample form by
Grand Master Bradie.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-06

NEW York, June 5.-The grand jury Of
the court of general sessions has found an
indictment against John G. Emo, president of
the Second National bank, for forgery, in the
second and third degrees. The indictment
is the result of tho examination of the books
of the bank and several of its officers who
have already appeared before the grand jury.
They also found similar indictment
against Paying Teller Hinckley, of the West
Side bank.
QUEBEC, Juno 5.-The Emo case was again
adjourned over till tomorrow, on account of
the absence of Detective Fahey.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-06

PHILADELPHIA, June 5.-Judgcs Allison.
PIERCE, aud Biddlo to-day dismissed the
motion asking for a preliminary injunction
to restrain the managers and players of the
Athletic base bali club from engaging in the
base ball business under the name athletic. ,
For obvious reasons the court considered
that too great hardship would be caused by
granting the prayer of the petitioners. This
does not, however, decide the question as to
whether the use of the name Athletic" by
the present club is usurpation or not. The
entire case will be argued on its merits al
some future time,
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A Row Among Strikers.

SOMERSET, Pa, June Give hundred
laborers employed by Collins Brothers, con-
tractors for the South Pennsylvania Railroad
struck yesterday. They congrogated here
with banners flying and armed with clubs
but committed no acts Of violence. During
the evening number of them got into a free
fight, and one man was fatally injured by
boing struck on the head with a stone. The
contractors will pay the strikers of to-day
ar tomorrow when trouble is expected, az
about 200 Italians who arc among tho most
turbulent will DO discharged.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-06

BALTIMORE, May 5.--Tho degree Of doctor
Of philosophy was conferred this evening
upon the following graduates of Johns Hop
kins university David r. Day, VIM. II.
Howell and Lewis w. Wilhelm, Baltimore
Herbert w. Conn and Charles A. Perkins,
Massachusetts Ellery w. Davis, Wisconsin
John Dewey, Vermont; James Il. Duggan,
Georgia IL. G. G.. Won Jagemann, Germany
Edward II. Keiser Pennsylvania; Arthur i.
Kimball Henry j.. Osborn, and Henry N,
Stokes, New Jersey; Albert Shaw, Iowa, and
Arthur Yager, kentucky,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-06

LONDON June 5.-Parliamont reassembled
to-day after the Whitsuntide recess. In the
house Of commons, Mr.. George Anderson,
advanced liberal member from Glasgow,
asked If the government had made any repre-
sensations to the authorities at Washington
in regard to dynamite outrages. Lord Ed
ward Fitzmaurice, under foreign secretary,
requested that notice should DO given Of this
question.
Mr.. Parnell has decided to support Mr..
Uuntloy Mccarthy. son Of Justin Mccarthy,
as candidate for parliament in Athlono.
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The Lutheran NIinisterlu,n.

READING, PA, June 5.-The 18th annual
meeting of the Evangelical Lutheran minis
terium of Pennsylvania and adjacent states,
comprising within its boundaries tho largest
and oldest ministerium in the country, met
here this morning. Row. DIR. William j
Mann, of Philadelphia, preached the opening
sermon. There were present nearly 40C
ministerial and lay delegates. The minis
terium includes 10000 communicates and 80;
congregations. 1t will remain in session fol
q week.
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Tn. slxth yictim Found.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, June ga searching
party discovered the remains of John Ander.
son, the sixth victim OF the Pleasanton
(Kan.) murder, concealed in deserted coal
shaft on tho Missouri side of tho state line
He had bean shot in the head and the body
thrown into the pit. Parties arc securing
the country in search of Wampler, the sup
posed murderer He was lately seen In the
vicinity, and his capture is probable. The
county commiss toner's have offered $500 re.
ward for him.
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A crowd or CABIN Pn,sonaers.

NEW York, June 5.-The steamer Au.
rama sailed yesterday for Liverpool with 4s5
cabin passengers, the largest number ever
carried out by any one vessel. Among them
were Clara Louise Kellogg, l.. Il. Myers II.
Fredericks. Arthur WaldrOn, and the Murray
brothers. the athletes the Rev. DIR. Morgan
Dix, Col, Ewart, Gen. q. III. Ford, Morris X
Jessup, Helen Jewett, Mrs, j. L. do Navarro
and Mrs. paran Stevens
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Nh. Lowell win Not Resign,

LONDON, June ga representative of the
Associated Press called this morning upon Mr..
James Russell Lowell, tho American minister
and asked him concerning the truth of the
report published yesterday in Truth, to the
effect that he was contemplating an early
Mr.. Lowell pronounced the re.
port without foundation, and stated that he
had no intention whatever at present of 70.
signing his post.
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Denying the Pope's Charges Against
/ Masonry.

LONDON, June 5.-Tho Grand Lodge of
Masons has adopted resolution introduced
by the Earl of Carnarvon expressing regret
at the recnt anti Masonic encyclical letter of
tho Pope. Tho resolution atfirms that tho
law the practice, and the traditions of tho
Masonic order and tho position Of its rulers,
prove that tho Popo's charges are utterly UNI
foundpd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-06

BERNIE, June 5.-Tho federal chambers will
shortly decide the proposal to do away with
several legations, The Swiss legation at
Washington is one of the number which it is
proposed to suppress.
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A Receiver for the Texas and Pacific
Railroad.

ST. LOUIS, June 5.-It is stated here that
in formation has been received from New
York that Applicant on will soon be made for
the appointment of receiver for the Il exas
and Pacific railroad. 1t is also stated THAI
the Central Trust company have been bu ying
coupons ON mortgage bonds instead of paying
them, and will claim the right to name the
reCeiyer
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Kcyslones VS.. Nallonals, to. day. $50.
Two Steamers with Broken shafts

NEW YORK. June 5.-The agents in this
city of tho Hamburg American packet line
received cable dispatch to-day, stating that
their steamer, the Frisia, had broken her
shaft seventeen miles of Portland, and was
being towod into port by tugs. Tho Frisin
was outward bound, and reported having
passed tho disabled steamer Main, of tho
North German Lloyd, which had also broken
her shaft.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-06
Arsenic I'm Coffee.

New York, June 5.-Tho chemist of tho
sanitary bureau reported to-day to his supe-
riors on the subject of tho artificial coloring
of coffee. He stated that he had found colors
generally thought harmless and extensively
used to color coffee showing distinct traces of
arsnnip
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-06

BALTIMORE, June 5,-Fiye bags of corn,
ten bushels donation from Kansas to the
home for disabled confederate soldiers, at
was sold to-day at the corn and
flour exchange. The aggregate receipts were
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A Ne,yspnpcr sold al Auction.

CINCINNATI June 5.-The Ners.JownaL
was sold at auction to-day by order of the
court for $4,000 to Edgar NJ. johnson, who
represents the guarantor5 and creditors.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-06

$125. The whole was then bought by
member for $3l, aud resold for Sll, realizing
Sl67 The corn will now be shipped TO Will
minRLon. N O.. md BIO gold again.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-06

The stricest attention to every detail in the man
uiaCture of our clothing. The widespread reDuta-
ton we enjoy is based on the honesty of garments
we sell. ElsEMAE Bios, the most popular
Clothies and Taiors, corner of Seventh and h
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Ia Advertisements under Me heads OF Wants For
Rent, For Sale, boarding, Lost and Found, ant
Personal, Of three lines less, eohes tong words,
10 cents one Insertion each additional insertion 10
CENTS. BMsilless caris not nClled On these rGles.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-06-06

CHICAGO, June 5.-Private dispatches re-
ceived by the Oregon delegation here show
that tho republicans in Oregon have ffty.two
Of tho ninety members of tho legislature.
The senate is republican by majority of 4.
The house is republican. The majority on
representatives in congress is reported by tho
chairman of the state republican committee
in telegram to Senator Dolph at fully $500.
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educational.
pACKwARD AND INVALID BOYS

DACKWAHD AND INVALID BOYS
The undersigned. nm experienced physician ana
teacher makes the care ana INSTRUCTION Of suJh boys
Especially. Location delightful, Address
DIR. Williamson, Lyme. Conn
VVoWE,S OKKEEpGNG-THE SHORTEST
Il method In tho United States months Of study
saved no text buolis open all the year; day ana
night seiSons with penmnushlp, SC, - month;
el2 for three months; lIowe'S Rapid Business PEN
nlnnsllp alone, 50: terms higher nilCr october l.
HOWEs BUSINESS SCHOOL, 5ls Ith 81
GPENCERIAN BUSlN EsS COLLEGE, LINCOLN
- llall Building, corner Ninth aud streets, Day
and night sessions, Complete IN Us arrangements Tor
training sons and daughters and men aud women for
sesuppurt, usefulness, and honorable independence.
Scholarship for year nom date Of entrance, day ur
night sos per quarter, day, 500 night Sld students
received every month In the year. spring ana SUM
meT sessions, Circulars mailed on application
HENRY q. SPENCER, Principal
MRS SARA a. SPENCER, Nieo-principul,
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II. T. Brigham, Of Bakersfield; auditor, @. s.
Noyes, of Mo rristown. The convention then
took recess
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IIEALru Is WEALTH.

Dir u. C. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN
TREATMENT specific nr ilySlwla, DiahlncBA
COuNulsiunS Nervous Headache, Mental Depression,
Loss OF Memory SpurmutOrrhuA, lmpNenvy, lnyol-
untRry Emissions Premature O'A Age, caused by
leads to misery, decay and death ono box WIZ cure
recent cases, leach box COuiUiUt """ months treat
menL one dollar box, or Sis Hua# tJr 70. sent W
mail prepaid, ON rCyulp, of prtH " - guarantee six
boxes 10 euro amy case, Win each u'1'r received by
Us for six boxes, accompanied with ~. $40 VIII send
the purchaser our written guarantee 20 lplurh tho
money II the treatment does not tlct cure, GUAR.
Uutccs issued by SpOTr a. CROMWELL, $50 Ppun.
eylynna avenue Washington, d.. O., wholesale and
CntiUH
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G0lnntrn- GmpIonmrnt.

TNTANTED-A WOMAN COOK FOR THE
w summer, or permanently, at 1910 CorCoran ST.
90
DY YOUNG WHITE WoMAN-A POSITION
j to do light upstairs work and plain sewing;
child's nurses objection to the country, CAL nt
once at $40 18th 1t. N. w. l.6
DY RESPECTABLE COLORED WOMAN
situation "a ady's maid or nurse; Will leave CITY,
Apply 03O st. NJ w. l-o
CT e)S WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY ONE Sc
40 - - curing me work at any of the summer
ho,s.a Address A. G., Republican Office. l.6
DY \ FIRST-CLASS NURSE AND SEAM
ID stress (whtc)-A place TO go away for the sum-
mer; excellent city references. Address MARION,
Republican Office. l-0
A n ACADEMIC SCHOLAR, WITH MUCH
IA clerical experience, desires a position In an
office requiring Intelligence, activity, and trust Adj
dress SCRIBE Republican Onico leo
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TgN1IE WEEKLY REPUBLICAN, - ISSUED
n every Thursday, Single Cuplea can be hAl Ia
wTappersreaiy iog mailing. Su3SSIIpHon prcsSL ~
peI ySaN
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ON OR BEFORE JULY 1-SMALL HOUSE,
" ora or . unhirnished rooms, suitable for Hight
housekeeping; no children. Address g. r. $. Re-
publican OniCc. 81
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@lantro- Aopsrs

TVIo PURCHASE-A o no 10 ROOM HOUSE
Il with modern improvements In West End, for Il
client j, AMBLERsMIrlI, Attorney, 1924 n. y
~
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VNTANTED-GoOD. RELIABLE AGENTS FOR
w the United States Beneficial Society. Apply
daily after a, M, 70 l.. G. GADD Secretary, room
9, LenON Building, 18th and sta ~ w. p
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WANTEpT2 BOYS Or YOUNG Nc M ilaS'o,, M
make himself generally useful in shop. Address 7.
Z. Nj ElklkN. l92I 1gh 81. u
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yNTANTED-LADIES, CITY AND COUNTRY,
W. 70 make s2 TO go daily, ringing Easter cards;
send 30 cents stamps postal note, for Instructions
and samples. Address AGENCY. p. o. Box 1880,
New York city. 2.mu3l .mwf
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d0lantco

WANTED - IMMEDIATELY, A SETTLED
w COlored woman, as cook, washer, and irOner
for small family. Apply at 1901 X 81. NJ w. %
VJTANTED-A THOROUGHLY, COMPETENT
w coorcd cook for large boarding house; none
but nrstclilss need apply, and must be well recon-
mondel. Call at n33 III ST. ". w. 20
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WV ANTED-A YOUTH AS ASSISTANT IN
w Drug store. Dupont Circle 90
VHTANTED-1OO WATrfRS FOR SPRINGS;
w for this city, cooks, chambcrmaids, nurses,
ice cream maker head waiter, scrub and Kitchen
girls and other help. Apply TO PRICE & COON BS,
LICENSED Agents, O2B 4 ii, n. w. 20
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WANTED SEWING GIRLS TO CALL At
w 1921 N st., between the hours of % and ~,
who undersLand the AntOmntlC maChinc. go
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9rrsorraI.

QUITS MADE FOR 50 AT SCHOOL FOR
- DreasmaRng, TO7 G ST.; wash suits, ~. 90 10 IS;
lpSSOl In dress cutting free.
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MONTPELIER, W., June 5.-The democratic
state convention for the selection of presi-
dental electors and delegates at large to Chi
cago ana state officers assembled to-day with
900 delegates present The mention Of Til
denis name by the chairman, McCiettrick, of
st. Adams was received with thunders of
applause. The following were chosen dele
gates-at-large to Chicago. b. b. Smalley, John
G, Burke Frank IL. Baseom, and Amos Al
drich. Presidential electors.at- large, j. w.
Pierce, of Springfield; James N. johnson, of
Northneld, and Il. L, Powers, Of Clarendon,
The following nominations for state officers
were made by reclamation; Governor, Il. w.
Redington, of Rutland lieutenant Cover nor,
n, p. Bowman, of st, Johnsburg; treasurer,
Henry Gillett, of Richmond; secretary of state
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OFT X ST n. W,-2D STORY, SOUTH
Q Il front room, furnished; opposite Mount
Vernon Square! convenient to street cars 40
1GOE 1 ST. n. w.--ONE OF THE MOST
i QUO desirable locations In the city; delight
iu rooms single or On suite; terms moderate. 1-lO
HANDSOMELY FURNISHED PARLOR AND
l. bedroom, communicating; good location. Ad.
dress s. E., Republican Office. 20
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-08
Tho People Of the State Of California send greet.


The People Of the State Of California send greet.
ing 70:
Ira Nichols, administrator, with will annexed,
Of estate Of Hiram Hersam, deceased Mrs. Sarah
Wallace, May Tucker olive Tucker. Samual
Tucker, Mrs. Nancy Frost, Greenleaf Hersam.
Willard Hersam, Andrew Hersam, Angeline
Dunn, Arvila Spaulding, Nathaniel Hersam,
Amanda Cummings, Lorano Tucker, defendants.
You are hereby required TO appear in an action
brought against you by the above named plain
tf In the Superior Court Of the State OF Califor
MA, In and for the county Of Los Angeles, and to
answer the complaint filed therein, within ten
days exclusive OF the day OF service), after the
service on you Of this Summons-if served within
this county; or, II served elsewhere. within thirty
days-or Judgment by defauat will be taken
against you according to the prayer Of said com.
plant.
The said action is brought to recover q
Judgement and decree against you and each oi
YOU in favor OF the plaintiff, s. II. Hersam, quiet
ing the title In and to those certain tracts par
cells Of land In the county of Los Angeles and
State Of California being portions OF the Rancho
Santiago de Santa Ana and described as follows
First-E. Of lot 2, block B., Of the tract sur
veyed by Z. X. Nichols In 1871, otherwise de-
scribed as E. Of the NV. I Of the NE I, Sec.
| 90, T. as, X. o W., s. B. NJ.
Second-Also twenty acres Of said Rancho
bounded as follows: Commencing at the SW.
corner OF land formerly owned by Joseph Martin;
thence W. 10 chains; thence N. 20 CHAINS; thence
Z. 10 chains; thence s. 20 chains to the point Of
beginning.
Reference Is had to complaint for particulars.
And you are hereby notified that II you fail TO
appear and answer the said complaint as above
required. the said plaintiff will apply to the
Court for the relief demanded In the complaint.
Given under my hand and the seal Of the Su-
perior Court Of the State OF California In and for
the county Of Los Angeles. this 5th dav Of June.
in the year Of our Lord, one thousand eight
hundred and eighty-four.
TSeaLI A. W. POTTS,
Clerk.
BYE. II. OWEN, Deputy.
Bicknell & White, Attorneys for Plaintiff
ielO Pm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-08
MY OLD OAETRHH.


bring you out, my old cantesn,
Near twenty years have passed between
The time ! saw you last, old friend.
love TO think that at my end
You may be present, generous one,
That gave until your all was gone,
And hlled again your good quart pouch
For march, for battle, for the couch.
Of all the friends I've known or seen,
None was your better, old canteen.
Dost recollect, when we held the bridge,
When Hayniman crept DER the ridge,
Crushed BY a sword blow In the head,
How kind you we're, for when he said
That he was thirsty, all you had
You gave In welcome, and were glad
That yoH could ease his thirst We sighed
At his misfortune. Well, he died.
Much of the wars grief have we seen,
You and myself. my old canteen.
| well know when saw you rlrst;
had not then been much athirst:
You were respectable looking then.
] know I was much younger when
I grasped you In my hand, and slung
You DER my shoulder; we were young.
Mo h.eaten nov's your dusty coat,
And partly rusty Is your throat,
but no new one shall come between
Our old-time love, my good canteen.
You know the men who kissed your lips.
Some died in battle; some In ships
Have yentured far from port; and some
Still wear the uniform. hear the drum.
Some turned from the good drink you gave
one fills, know, drunkards grave.
Some In the fight for daily bread
Are quite successful; some are dead.
Few better men were ever seen
Than shared your love, my old canteen.
-[Edward s. Creamer.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-08-08
Press PleasHntries.

A rising business man-the yeast
maker.
Spirits in the interior valleys are going
up-Thermometers.
The continent of manufacturing
town is ten mills.
"What is it that we like about pretty
girl," asks an exchange-Our arm.
De pusson what doan' talk nothin' but
slang doan' think nothin' but slang.
Editors, begin to tremble-counterfei
postage stamps are in circulation.
Before marriage; "Wooed and won. "
After marriage: "Wood and one"
"Ah, how do you vote this year,
smith, "Same as l did last-at the
polls" And they passed on.
Folks sometimes growls bout de very
source O. dar fortune. DE farmer often
complains o de heat.
STOPPING over to pick up fair lady's
handkerchief loses Its Joy when it sacri-
fees a suspender button.
Is it not strange that editors who are
so familiar with the paste.pot should so
often get stuck on paste diamonds.
Business before pleasure, as the man
said who married bony, wart-on-the-
nose old gal for her money.
A Chicago girl sleeps with her feet out
of the window because she has read some
where that cold contracts.
A Mexican owner of nine drug stores
has failed, with liabilities of S285, 900.
Water must cost money in Mexico.
Messenger-"Will you please come
around to 1856 Austin avenue?' Doctor
-"Who is sick there?" Messenger
"Mr Hogg and two of the children are
sick" Doctor-"Well, you just go and
hunt up some other doctor. I'll be
blamed il I'll have people say cure
hogs for a living"
If there is anything that will make a
man cordially hate himself it is when he
takes walk about mile to the post
Office to find that he has left his keys at
home, and then on going back after
them to find on opening the box that the
only thing in it is a card notifying him
that his box rent is due.
The Marquise De Mores delights in
sharing the wild life of her husband. In
st. Paul she is the most richly and taste.
fully dressed woman you will see. On
the plains she rides and shoots fault
lessly. Galloping over the prairie, an
eagle plume i'll her hat and rifle slung
from her saddle, she is the picture of
wild beauty.
Sweet Innocence is it wrong to
kiss man you are not engaged to?'
Ma-"Certainly, my dear; very wrong.
There, now, that's just what l told
them "Told whom?" "Why, Dick
and Jack and Tom and Charlie and
Arthur and Will and Bob and and AL
and Sam and Gus and" But ma had
tainted.
THAT, sir, is very fine quality OF
sugar." said the groceryman. "It is
used mostly for making desserts. "Why
is it used mostly is making desserts?
ask ed the customer, "On account of its
superior quality, sir. "0h, that's it
1t thought it might be used for making
deserts on account of the large amount
of sand in it,