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The South western news., 1889-01-16
The Prize Pony.

Crouch Bros. drawing for the
pony took place in their store yes
terday. 1t was co Quoted in as
fair manner as any one could wish
and gave perfect satisfaction, espec-
tally to Andrew Broadus who
drew the prize.
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Application for 7 ears Sup
port.

GEORGIA-FerrelI County;
Ordinary's Office Dee 7 1889.
Notice Is hereby given that l.
A l. Kitchens, widow Of John
Kitchens decd, has applied for IL
years support; and the County
Commissioners have assessed for
such purpose the sum ct 1925.
All persons interested having
objections to said amount are noti-
fed to file them in terms Of the
law. II. s. BELL,
Ordinary.
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FOR $50

We will convey your sawdust any
reasonable distance from your mill
if you will allow us the use of the
exhaust steam from yoUr engine.
Patent applied for.
}. A. WARD AND ]. d. LANG.
Dawson, Ca, Now
The South western news., 1889-01-16
Application for Years Sup
port.

GEORGIA Terrell County:
Ordinary's Office Jan Z 1889.
Notice is hereby given that APP
plication has been made for a years
support for the widow and chill
dren Of j. A. I arter, decd; and
tn onnty Commissioners have as
sessed ior such purpose tie sum Of
$500
All persons ii tellsted having
objections to said amount are nn-
tilted to file them IN terms of the
law. II s BELL,
Ordinary.
The South western news., 1889-01-16
GEORGIA-TerreIl County:

Ordinary's Office Nov, I. 1858.
W htreas, o. n. Geise Admin.
strator OF Reuben Gcise deceased
represents to the court III his peti,
ton, duly filed and G tered on ie>
cord, that he has fully administers
ed said Reuben Gise estate. THIS
Is therefore to cite all persons con,
cerned, kindred and creditors, to
show cause, ANY they can, why
said Administrator should not he
discharged from his administration,
and receive letters of dismission ON
the first MOI day in February 1889.
II. 5, BELL Ordinary.
~ times
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Nj G Minis is at the same

M = MINIS Is at the same old
stand and will endeavor, during the
pr, sent year, to sell more goods
than ever. and in order to do SO,
will make some special inducements
to customers. And please remem-
her that he is the only man in
Dawson who handles the genuine
Hardshell Corn Whisky.
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EOR SALE Or REM.

A Six room dwelling with con-
vChient and suitable OUT houses
and premises. Will sell with ADu,e
from 2 to 20 acres OF land, apply
to W. L. Simpson.
oct. / ,8S.
The South western news., 1889-01-16
How's This Z?

Maj. j Il Andrews, of this city,
had tomatoes for dinner ON New
Years day. They were crown in
his garden without protection OF
any kind.
The South western news., 1889-01-16
A WATCH
Sind for EieveB Gays.

Mrs. j. T. Love o! Leesburr,
Ga, widow OF an eminent and sue
cesslul physician, says under date
OF Sept 20. 1888: My husband
in large and lucrative practice us
ed Swiit's Specific, and with it res
tored to helth many persons in
whose cases all others medicines
proved useless. One young man
who had been treated Tor six years
for blood poison, his condition had
gradually grown worse, and got to
be horrible He was helpless for
twelve month and bliud Tor ,leven
days. His ease seemed incurAhle.
But he was cured sound and well
by S.o.S., and todayis strong and
healthy man.
PERMANENT.
1.-THE time | began taking SIS.
my body and arms were almost one
solid sore, and | had been taking
medic he tor twenty-six years to
cure blood poison. In less than
thirty days my skin had all cleaned
OF, and | was we'll man.
John b. Willis,
81 Washington St, Atlanta, Ca,
Oct. %. 1888.
Swift's Specific cured me OF mails
ignant Blood Poison after | had
been treated in vain with old So
called remedies OF Mercury and
Potash. SIS. not only cured the
Blood Poison, but relived the Rhe-
umatism which was caused by the
poisonous minerals. Geo. Doveil,
2422 81 Avenue, n. Y.
SSift's Specific is entirely a veg
etable remedy,a and is the only med-
icine which permanently cures
Scrotula, Blood l}umors, Cancer
and Contagious Blood Poison. Send
tor books on Blood aud Skin Dis
eases, nailed free.
The Swift Specific Co.
Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga.
The South western news., 1889-01-16

A short while ago we published.
by request, a poem, "rIe Song Of
the Farmer" written by Mr.. | w
Coleman of wehstercounty. Since
then, We have noticed in both, the
Alliance Advocate and Valdosta
Times, the same piece, and each by
a different author. Who wrote
it?
The South western news., 1889-01-16

Itch, Prairie Mango, and
Scratches of every kind cured in30
minutes by Woolford's Sanitary Lo
lon. Use no other. This never
ails. Sold by w c Kendrck,
Druggist, Dawson. Ga.
The South western news., 1889-01-16

Clocks large and small, correct
time keepers, for sale at A j Bal,
dwin Il Co., at figures that will
please purchasers.
limo
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4 P,Gno TO be Given 6w1y.

The Georgia Music House Ma.
con, Ga, with its characterize
progressive spirit, will this year,
give some lover Of music hand
some Upright Piano. This is big
stroke of enterprise, and those who
would like to have an elegant pia>
no, free, should write at once and
learn all particulars. 1t will cost
you but postage stamp.
The South western news., 1889-01-16
Passed by the City c uncil of
Dawson for the Year 1889.

less than pint nor more than a
gallons, $50 per annum.
Each restaurant SIS per annum.
/ Public hotels and boarding. hous-
es who entertain transients, S2s
per annum.
Private boarding houses Except
those who board school children
only, So per arnum.
Each huckster stand. SIS per
annum, or 81 per day.
Each billiard or poo! table, s25
per aDnum.
Each ten pin or bowling alley,
S25 per annum.
Each shooting gallery, $50 per
annum.
Each 4 horse dray $50; 8 horse
dray SIS; 2 horse day $40; horse
dray So per annum.
Each circus per day $50.
Each side show per day s25.
Each person drumming or solice
iting trade, except to the edge OF
the side walk in front of his own
place OF business, S25 per annuln,
Transient theatricals and min
strels, ju4glers and magic lanterns,
and other like exhibitions except
when they perform in licensed
opera houses, shall pay SIS per day.
Each opera house s25 per an
mum.
Each auctioneer or vendu mas.
ter, So to S25 per day, at dlscre.
ton of the Mayor.
ltinerant traders, each rot less
than 81 per day to s25 per week,
at discretion of the . ayor.
Each lecturer, charging tor the
same, except in licensed opera
houses, 81 to SIS, at discretion of
the Mayor.
Each junk dealer s25 per au-
mum.
Each insurance company Nine
Dollars per annum.
Wheels of fortune or sporting
devices OF any Lind Fifty Dollars
per day.
Flying jeDnies and flying ponies
three Dollars per week.
l. Each dancing master or mistress
$40 per annum.
Each skating or velocipede rink
SZo per annum.
All canvassers of books, except
the Bible and other religious litera-
ture, taxed at the rate Of so per
d.'y or 50 per week, at discretion
OF the Mayor. Local lady canvass
ers MT subject to said license tax.
ltinelant physicians $50 per an
num-.
Zach dealer in fire works s25
per annum.
Each chiropodist SIS per annum.
Each professional horse trainer
So per week.
Each guano dealer s5 per an
mum.
Each warehouseman So per an
mum.
Each bank or banker s25 per an
mum.
Each lawyer So per annum.
Each doctor SIS per annum.
Each dentist IS per annum.
Merchants carrying business of
81, 600, or less, So per annum.
Merchants carrying over 50, 900,
SO per annum.
Merchants who pay other special
tax exempt from foregoing.
Each livery, feed or sale stable
$40 per annnm.
All transient stock traders. net
ing business in licensed stable,
go per annum
Variety Works, sash, door and
inds factory to be taxed at the
rate OF $40 per annum.
Each Oil Mill s. per annum.
E'ch street Peddler $40 per
annum, except fruits and ground
peas, which may be sold by boys
and girls under 10 years old.
ZACH carriage, buggy or wagon
repository and mandatory $40
per anDum.
Each public gin $40 per annum.
Each barber shop S. per annum.
Each printing office s. per an
mum.
Each and every person who
shall keep a butcher shop, the pero
son butchering his own beel, shall
The South western news., 1889-01-16
1.-THE MENSh,
LOCAL DEPARTMENT.
Dawson, Georgia.

''
The new officers have all been
sworn in.
Feed Oats at
I 0 NLitchard e. Co.
Tom Sale is spending few days
With his mother in Randolph Co.
Mr.. Dan Crouch is adding great
ly to the appearance of his residence
by having it reprinted.
For 20 pounds OF Rice to the
Dollar go to
N. G. Minis.
Mrs. + J Proctor will bald a
neat res de ce on StonewaIl street,
near Judge H S Bells.
For Garden Seed and Onion
Sets, call on Hillman & Stevens.
Theirs are FRESH and fine.
We understand a petition is in
circulation asking the city council
to repeal tue special tax law.
Go to Hendricks for best and
cheap garden seeds.
What is nast Is past. There is a
future left to all men, who have the
vlrture to repent and the energy to
atone.
1t was pretty late when the fire
boys got there" Sunday night, but
they managed to save the entire
pile of corn.
Col. L Z Hoyl has been confined
to his bed for several weeks, how>
ever, We are pleased to state that
he is much better.
The "Sewanee" is the latest thing
in collars for sale by
MELTON Bros. d Co.
Sheriff Thornton has received his
commission and entered upon the
duties of his office. He has retained
Mr. Riley as jailer.
Car load of seed and feed oats
just received at TO " hitcl ard 4
Co.
Messrs. Lourey & Orr have pur-
ch sed the stock u j ID LANG al
will now run both houses. They
are sacrificing goo :.
parks Perfect Health and ali
other patent medicines ut
Cheatham & l., ans
DR.. W L Lundy Of Sasser. owns
Il horse that went through TIE late
war. He is yet, hale and hearty
and looks like niueyear-old.
Horse for sale, for cash or on time
call on Al BRITT
The Dawson Variety Works is
one Of the biggest things in South
West Georgia. The amount of
work turned out every week would
surprise you.
Feed Oats and Seed Oats
at T o Whitehead & o.
Hot and cold baths at the city
Barber Shop. BIB WiIbnrn,
tt Proprietor,
Just before going to press an q,
larm of fire was sounded and the
Bays were just ready to start
whep it was discovered he pile
OF brush on the east side o. the city.
Shoes OF all sorts, sizes and qual-
tiles that must go in the next 25
DAYS. Take advantage OF the low
prices. MCLAIN Bros.
Bicycles are about as unruly and
ungo ernable as Texas ponies.
Waiter v ilkinson fell from his
against an o k tree, Monday after
noon and looked like a cyclone had
struck him.
Wishing to make chance in my
business | am now Offering induce
ments for trade. w. {. Keudrick.
| Albany is to have another steam.
er to ply the Flint. The steamers
on that portion of the Flint would,
perhaps, Iare better if they were not
compelled to pass through "Hells
Gate" SO often.
If you are not fond Of Corn, re-
member that my Geor in Club Rye
IS in the lead and is the thing tor
the holidays. NJ. {. MINIS.
We call atten ion to the adver.
tisement of T P Parks, the Indian
Doctor, who will leave Dawson on
10Th February for Americas. He
will make that place he dquarters.
~. -. II -.s...1 ~ "a
The South western news., 1889-01-16
= All kinds ct Seed Oats at
1t Whitchard 81 Co.'S.

A pa ty of our best fishermen
went down to the Joiner pond in
I alhoun county, last week and
were very lucky Notwithstanding
the cod stormy weather. They
caught me- rly OF quite three huns
dred pounds OF fine suckers.
The South western news., 1889-01-16
GEORGIA, Terrell County.

GEORGIA, Terrell County.
Ordinary's Office Jan. 7. 1889
Whereas, - +. Sessions Adj
ministrator Of Morgaret Bozeman
represents to the Court in his peli>
tion, duly fled and entered on re-
cord, that he has fully administered
said Morgaret Bozeman's estate.
This is therefore to cite all persons
concerned, kindred and creditors,
to show cause. il any they can, why
SAID Administrator should NOT be
discharged from his administration,
and r"clved letters OF dismission ON
the first Monday in April 1889.
II times. ii. S. Bell Ordinary.
The South western news., 1889-01-16
4 Ms,ake.

In mentioning the costumes of
those present at the Leap Year
purity. given by Mr. \ J Carver, a
typographical error, made one of
the young ladies appear in an
"Azure wire train" it should have
been of course, "Azure Moire en-
train" Another was arrayed in
Blue Silk. with Tulle ornaments.
We have been informed by some
of our lady friends, that Tnlle was
kind of cloth and that we should
have had it, Blue Silk and Tnlle,
ornamented with white Japouicas.
Don't buy a Sewing Machine un-
til you have seen us. We have as
good machines as can be bought in
the market aud will sell then for
cash or on installments
A j BALDWIN q Co.
"A one horse farm to rent. lust
outside of the incorporation. APP
ply to, w. G. Kendrick.
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"A large lot of seed Oats at
ct Whitchard & Co.'S.

Best 2 ~, 5 and 10 cent els
CARS for sale at Hendricks Drug
Store.
Fulton's Iron King and Derby
Stoves are selling like hot cakes.
Read additional names in the lists
o. his ed every week.
~~~
Albany is out of debt and has a
surplus of OVER 1890, in the treas
ury. Our Mayor and Aldermen
are striving hard to place Dawson
in a similar financial condition aud
we believe that, with the special tax
levied this year, it will be no troub-
lie to gain the desired end.
TO Whitchard & Co., will sell
you Oranges, Apples, Nuts and
Candy cheaper than you can buy
them elsewhere.
Selling strictly Tor sh, I can
give you good bar aims.
w. G. Kendrick.
The South western news., 1889-01-16

We keep always on hand a first
class lot Of Furniture and will sell
1t on the installnent plan.
A j BALDWIN & Co.
The South western news., 1889-01-16

Best Cigars and Chewing To.
bacco at Chatham K Deans.
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ES e. MAS BARAT0,
fAfiCiSae DE- IA DsCfsilk CiEflAlk
ssmpsssts Psr q EsGrs Kspss3s.

Texto para las Escuelas de 10 Isls
ds fusrt0-kico ssson Decreto de-
.Axcm0. . limo. nk. Ublspe Dc ssls
4OioceSls y. Juan A1toal0 alg en Ia
as DlcismDre dc l6eV,y pubilcaao sl
al bsIstsn EcIss,astscS en- H. DO knstC
10 1901, que dice asis
"DsssAnao lAcllltar, ssg6n "a impoi.
tanClh rsxnsrs, N aaqa.rlsl0A aei Ua-
ssclsn0 de ~ U0crElta UElstlana q toua
class Do peroonas, venimos On dsclarAi
tampien 0s tsxse pAEA Al U1ocssas q
AatlGuo J popular UatsclBme del I.
hipa!da 4us . pssaf dc su rsauc,do W.
inSasn, evmprsaae On AUS senclilas !,
concasas pasguntas y rsspusasas ~ On.
ma to0a 10 N ensslaAaxA cAtolscA; Hsu.
aiendo 4 u yes u lnIRsasa vsntAla q.
~stas p0r sa tname pEscie M aleanes d.
an. ramlilAs pebrss.'
gDaMOs--a enAves uRQ, 30 etse dect.
N y $3.50 cts. grs.esA.
Ee vends en- lA AMxkANTA. ALRAenA
On RAPnkX Z LIBkA2tA del BoLnTM Ma.
UAMEzl ForsAlsAa IT, y On 10 dc y. JosA
uoMzAAnh E0s2, korsaAsza az.
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Imprenta del "Boletin. /"

ALL pAOAC0 uC4 OU16G1us
Sc acaban de recibir en- esta Inn
prenta los artfculos siguientes.
Elegantes pesa-cartas.
RELOJES de pared Y desperta-
dores de- 10 diferentes classes.
ESFERAS con cfrculos de metal.
OARTERAS para documentos.
LAPlOES mercantiles.
PLEMAS de orc.
LAP1OES de idem.
ESOBIBAN1AS eleganteS de 5
usos.
CARPETAS de mule Y taflete.
PLUMAS-fuentes.
PAPELERAS de vatias CLases,
MARCOS para retratos.
i REGULEZ. --- Ret6riCa y Poe.
tina.
SENET. 60 Geometrfa analitiea,
OOMELERAN.-- N.--Gram&tica Gas.
tellana.
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The Proprietors Of the " Boletin
MercantiI /" have the honour of re-
questing English advertisers to hand
their orders to Mess. AMEpEE
PRINCE Z c. who are the sole
Agents for all ExgHsb d ErSsek
AdVwtisine.
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hOIENOlA DE TENEDURLA De
LIBROS dapliaoada por IL aplicscicn de
ana regia h .aabls para aOeTtaf el deudcE
y Il aOrssdoa, aeompahads Do numsrOsos
slemplos Do cGlculos msroanules, por q
u. Marsh, tfaaucido Do Il 20: sdicion In
glssa por a. @ Bsck, bajo 10 Immediate
enpsoOion Del autor. On tomo elsganss.
msnts sncuadsrnade es-SS, On 10 In
del 0o1eaia.
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Este maEaviiosO pAisanlo sAna intslibismv.
20 las hsEadss sntagaas, lss lla9as, y les mai.
de Pisrnas y Do Pscne. FER memo 90 N iAAas.
Ola aas aAssEas vlfasatas tonsa may prsn,s
40 asPsoiO OoavslsOaeate, = y,ossapafsVOR. -,
aAs as1A, este GngasaES 1sfrsksraats, DO pTs
daeix ana cara psrzsotA % las AAsouaOnss os IL
snlsi, iss seasaPaaes, ias loses y sl rsaaata.
Aas, aaA oaAAas - No sVslado s1 vans g.
0os lss2eIQag remedies.
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IIB|:ROS.

E - - - ~ :.
reclbldos por el dltimo "a.
por.correo en- la laImplrve.nta \.
| del 6oLETlN MERcANs
TIL.
Pereda' Los Hombres d. prs,
= ,s,mos ,samos''-Hija esposs J nsd,x
!, tnsa:' Ssse.sA'-al hArttr del e5leotA
Uodlgo Penal Militar !.
nar,o noI0ra de salvaci6n, (Devou..
Oastahos.- --Ienednrfa 4. .,;,...
'sols oel oomerclo y de la bans. @
IN! HovELAs V: DIR PEREZ aAr-
= totG, 1s hi Grsnde Orlente, hi Te,,o. ~ - ,
40 1SA On Voiuntarlo- = 1870. aH.a
LOS Apostolicos, Juan Marrsn
Sa Impsclnado, Los Glen mil bio. Ia ~ :. !.
san Luis, On taccloso mas. H, ~ s,..s -
ao ..s'',u yulio, !, batalla de los Aran,lss' .s
Hs,aon, Ssno,s1 ~ equlpaje del Rey Jos2'
Sspoleon = s en- Ohalaartin, Ei ~ 80 ds
M:Eao .; y 81 2de Mayo, Gerona. - r,os -
.aigar, La segunda casaca' H. NJ. 11aH
20 10 Carlos 1V, Uadlz. Zars.o.a ~ 80
Iormento, El DE-. Oenteno' IssO.a- j"
niOldo, La Fontana de- orr. AZ a
a
O r,a EO.1,a' Msnso' Dona Per1ecta, Gle.
aas, .a9s,,.. 1ortanaaa y Jacinsa, "a ~ f
da. 80 Asos0ete1A.
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COkTkBILIDkD
MUNICIPAL.

Juego complete de Libros ARE.
glados q los tormularios pubiiea.
dos por el Goblerno General.
ilmpresos de todas classes para
los Municipios.
De venta en- 70 Imprenta del
BOLNTlN.
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!" MAGNESIA :
MerTeSgentD,CarminatiYa
yPupgante
D., GONZALEZ.

e En- el tratamiento de las enfer-
medades del tubo digestive ocupa
q Ia Masnesia un lugar prefsrente y I
como 81 SO adnninistra sola es Pc :
sada y de sabor ingrato, SO la asocia :
& otros cuerpos que la hacen faeil- .
mente soluble y de buen gusto. Z
3 Las sustanciss que componen Ia .
Magnesia del Dr.. Gonzalez son &
i todas de superior clase y hall&n- Z
dose en- polvo fno Sc dist.elven Z,
j pronto On 81 est6mago. La Magns- 4
I sia del Dr.. Gvnsaleg. produce los 4
mejores efectos en- las siguientes q
enfermedades Acedias produeidas
j por 81 exceeo de acidos en- el este.
mago, Flatulencias, Dispspsias,
Dolores de cabsza dependencies
de trastormos g&stricos, vah;dos, 4
lndigestiones Estrshimientos
Nal dc piedra, vomitos de las
embarazadas, el Marco en- Las ma
vegaciones &.&.
\ La Magnesia del Or. Gonzales
es tan buena como ls mejor de Las <
4 que Sc conocen y
) MAS BARATA QUE ToDAS. s
: Sc pTepaTa y csNde On Ia 4
. 5otioa dc SAM JOSE 4
Gale Dc Agular, N. f0e, Rabana. Z
! De venta en- Ia Farna. I
. cia de 3
rs +. Gaillsrms.y. M5
lC4ot'oet sooasseo6s.tC "
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BlBAlOyROA
De COMERClANTE.

RIsTORIA DEL OOMERoIO Do
das Las nacicnss, desds los tiempss mas 70
motos hasta ausstfos dias por MS. GaAsse
traducids del frances por Lon alamAos Dc Ia
l,iass Dc este idioma establscida On 81 Aae'
NEE Asse0sssa d Aadvsd, , pnblioada 4 o..
DeAsaa Do u mlSmA asoclAol0n.
Dos tom0s Erussos, pasta espanola, "a
"a 10 Imprenta del Bolstss.
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ENCUADERNACION =
DEL "BOLETlN MERCANTIL, . =

Rn esta seccidn de la casa, montada. -.
tOd0s los elementos necesarios nrov;s.. ~ y
materiales de primera Glaze, sc hacen ue
dernaciones en- holandesa, cartons, nasse -
panola, piel de levante CON relieves fpd" I.a es-
fecto y precios reducidos. -o e pe1s
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c. A r II E. LIE 6

con las pesas y medidas del Sistomo afk
trico Decimal, en- Ia I'm prenta del ROT n.
TIN MERCANTIL. G 'G
Sc hallan ademas otras muchas novoa.
des y Sc esperan mas del extran;o,s go
En- trabajos de Imprenta, Encuaderna Jav:
y Itografia, Sc pueden yer satigfechoe y
pos los gustos y cumplidas todas las ~; ~
yencias. Baratura en- los precios; eleoanc;s .
en- la ejecuci6n. 0'es 'aieia =
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AMIGOS y DE ToDOh
PlLDVRAS HOLLOWAY.

Aiilonss do psESenss, On tedaslas parties
mando, reoemlsndaA dionas Fildorae oorue
mslsr restasrauvs Do u salad qus 20 eonocs
4ilAs oafaA s0das las A4eeolouoe del oorasdz,
ast ntgados ast sssomago, do ies r,nonss
ios iatssnaos, y SSmssvsA 10 sSnmonia 10
nAtaisAeia y 40 sardiagla, sxpslsanae do 10
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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-04
HIS RIVAL A LORD.
EDWARD Y. vALLASDIGHAM.
COPYRIGHT 1889.

Henry Judson, aged "A, struggled with q
troublesome cambric tie on "A cold evening
In January, and cursed the inconvenience
Of the tiny hall bedroom" which he
iignifed with the deceptive plural. ''lodg-
ing" Henry was going 10 Mrs. Diana
Venator's saturday night, an entertain
ment which began at 10 O'Clock and con-
tinued into the small hours of Sunday
morning When Henry entered the
crowded drawing-room half an hour later
ne was chidden for being tardy. aud was at
once presented 30 Miss Bates, an unusual
looking girl who sat deep in the embrace
Of "A great easy chair and gaZed ont upon
the thrOng with wide, amused blue eyes.
''Do tell me, Mr.. Judson," said Miss
Bates. that you are neither poet, nor
philosopher. soldier nor statesman. Mrs.
Veuator has tagged bit OF biography 20
the name of every other person who has
been presented TO me. You she presented
as plan Mr. Judson. May hope that you
are only gentleman;"
''My dear Miss Bates. I am none Of the
thingr you fear" lauGt ed Henry.
How delightful But. perhaps you
come OF an old Colonial family and have a
historic middle nameS"
IN Ot even that.
"rhen YOU are. indeed, blessing. All
these people would be very well if dear
Mrs VenatOr would not act as Snowman.
| championed them TO an Englishman
only n moment ago. Said be: of course.
YOU know, Miss Bates. that literary people
and others who have attained celebrity
are gladly received in the highest circles of
England Received said. Don't you
think that mere sristocrats anywhere are
too much honored In being admitted 10
the society of intellectual men and wo-
men p"
''Surtey you administered no such re-
buke TO the noble stranger within our
gates tonight"
lord Montsrrace' No. indeed. I'm
sure he never said anything so snobbish.
He's as well bred as any American ever
met y