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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05

Picture Frames in all styles, sizes
and prices, and as cheap as the cheap
est. at III. q. Haven's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05

The world renowned and only origi-
nal Blind Tom at the Congregational
church this evening.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05

FoR SALE OR LEAsE-My house and 10
acres adjoining, on the South Side.
Inquire of T. A. BRACKET.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05

100 new I2mO Bound Books just re-
cieyed and for sale at Sc per vol. at
r. Y. Avery's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05

ALLEN T.. WELD,
IA Attorney and Counselor at Law
River Falls, Wis.
! ONO over Burnvte- sst0re.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05

New Goods in the line of School
Furnishing Stationery, ETC., at r. N.
Avery's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05

ID. a Ostrum has moved into the
house recently vacated by Mr.. Ebert
son.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05

j. Q. EMERY. President.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05

Fox SALE.-A horse, harness and
buggy. viii be sold cheap. Inquire
of Mrs. L. Z. Ramer. Opera Hotel.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05

Corn has ripened rapidly of late,
and the shocking process is already
going on in many fields.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05

Those Colonial Rockers at Hayen's
VIII make your eyes sparkle.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05

BRICK FOR SALE.-At the River
Falls brick yard. Inquire of r. \
Beyans
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05

There will be divine service at the
Catholic church next Sunday at 1920
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05

Groceries cheap at JensOn's.
See those new rockers at Haven's.
Carpet Lounges S4.75 at Rasmusen's.
III, -. -. =, -.ts--l,e e-.ce a.. ,,o-,
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05

:. G.. Evans is building an addition
to the west side of his house.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05

Call and examine new goods at R..
Y. Ayery's.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1889-09-05

Go to Beeman's Actual Business
College. Red Wing, Mimi.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-12
\ NAN.
a Terror sT the ssssiss. KaSrkeA Oss 10y
-Truderfossa."

a T~rror es the Ss~is. Kse-heA o~s by =
-TcuderfeWG"
FrOsn the Chicago Times.
There WAS 10 willl-wcst show i'm the Pal
mer Hous2, rptunsla yesterday rni
A drunken. ~untauicsl cowboy. evidently
from Had Mans Gsilch. attempted to
abuse and thrash a French critic. Soy
clone Bill" ackles he wrong man. and
he in now probably making rapid time for
his westerns home.
NJ. ArIhillc Vcrialic. n PROMINENT art
a'Natcssr and litcratcs,r. has been AT the
Palmer Houss. for some time. He in
quiet, reserved, Ispsss.sses the character
istic s,avity OF his countrSnhcn, and il the
last person one would pick for n quarrel.
NJ. NsrSsails' has tho appearance of ~
Parisian and is as brave as the aver
ficrr in he Frauco-Prpissiau war and
was ON th" staff of President Barrios of
Disturbances. Yesterday morning hc was
recalling - paper III corner of the rot,itida
when .tyclonc Bil' hawIed past him.
tr.';,'ling ou his feet. The cumbersome
stranger wore. "a snrubr,ro. ligl-hceieJ
boots and ~ massive bunch of whi-Ncrs.
which looked lik. alfalfa III. was tall.
Observation-Disclosures. and was Suffering from
the renIorSc of "a lag. he did not seem To
fancy tie artist. for without thu. slightest
provocation lac grabbed The newspaper
from the reader, enchanting:
You tcnderf.rt make me sick"
beg your pardon" replied Ncrtiaiic,
''in,t y"iI hal better give me my paper
and attend Z" your own atiairs."
"Wl,at yer Sayiu' To- Cyclone Bill
~ say you are - miserable coward
Ncrtlallt. was becoming tired Of life on
the plains. and "a he declared himself Inc
arose from Ills char.
"Tlrcrs.'s not ~ man ou the plains ever
got "a beating lik" Cyclone Bill will give.
yer" and the, ir.ttr tir.,-ratcr and general
all-aroui.l slayer struck ~ Ncrsiallc. The
Fs,nchmtn knows IA thing or two about
the art. aud the cowboys f-t struck
no,hinn. Then .vcr,iaiir went to
work. So suddenly had the
siisltIrbaiits. started that the crowd
in the office. scarcely realized th.. en-
ritcIncnt unit, il was over. While il
lasted, ,llsnut five es.onds, the. hattie WAS
u rvti-liot one. The first plunge parted
the wild mans whisks.rs better than. "a
curry comb could have done. That. inh,-
cntial as il WAS, constituted hut tli.. over
tur,. and the white. small, hut hard right
of the. iitcritsur went sailing through the
air To finish tho show. There was "a tire.
mendo,Is blow ln.hind the left ear and
Blizzard Willie" fell like AN oN at III"
stock yards. Veriaiic picked up his paper
AMI as he walked away quietly said:
"Ion will know how to treat gentlemen
wlrru You meet them after this"
"Cyclonc Bill" gathered the majority Of
| hi,useit M, batlcd "A swollen ear and
sn.akcd out the side. entrance.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-12
STOWAWAY9.
five ct Tosesss en- One HEAT
They TiuAllv EsraD~sl.

TwensS-0se eft Tls~sss ss Ose ssuas-How
They Finally Esrap~ss.
The ship was hardly well out on the
ocean. says n writer i'm th"mher's Journal.
when two ~towaways made their appear
ancc. and later i'm the day live more. The
next morning six more came mp. and dur
ing the two following days they kept conn
ing tfp i'm twos and thrSs.s until they mum
berstl - all told. The ship seemed tn be
teeming with ~stowaways, and the officer
ON watch was fairly bewildcrssi. There was
u plaintivc pleading In his voice. ~ he said
to ,6s la has, conner: SAY: Ga!n,t yo'' ns'.rr
mp now, sir" replied the s~towaway " it'll re-
pressed ,Eccrfuiln.-s. and tine officer gave
rived at pu'isc tho captain sent IA dis
patch ashore with tn. Pill Z boat to ts'
Forwarded To Mo TT n g,-k n a a = tc.
tachunsut If the hartpor police is. at hand
when I'll" vessel came alongside To arrest
the m.n. The police were i'm readiness
on the wharf, hut the steamer stranded
in mi'l~,rrarn, and lighters bad Ia
u" sent oil la relieve her of part
Of tl, cargo. puc IF the lighters was
she had To- lie To- until sunrise. When q a.
lighter was fully loaded ia" drew to- the
wharf &" discharge. hut hardly WAS size
nuor,si wi"n there was - movement
among S'ni.. .tsiS aud =, stuwaway IraIs,l
ont and made u break TOR ;hc wharf. Au-
other immediately srrai,g ont from the
whole deck rf Ihc Fighter was alive. with
~towuw ,y~ running M th" wharvc- aud
icaping over obstacles that cam. in tii",r
way. The captain WAS IpwcrtrSs
with aruazcm'nt aud lid nothing hut
stand aud look IN in "A dazcl sort of :,
way. When the last of them had cleared
the vessels Sidr aud things had suirt,si
down !, bit D." r,srovcr,i himself. and
walking over 4" tho sacks. he yr"k',l care
fully about among them, hut finding
nothing h. resumed his former position.
Suddenly another s~towaway. who had
been unable. to- get ont with the rest.
%juIuuc.i ~, aud cleared. This was too
much aud tine CAPTAIN shouted: If there's
any more. passengers going ashore they
had brtt,r ,yo now" But tl.. wIol. CON
signnIcut had ESCAPED fr,s' nf duty.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-12
TOlD IN 4 LINE.

Complete line. of cartridges at Anacon-
la Hardware Co.'S.
Guns for rent at Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S.
Gums and ammunition at the Anaconda
Hardware Co.'S.
Go tn ID. j. H"nnrssy Mercantile 60. for
iiiurls and don,stics.
For style, good goods and IA perfect iii,
go To Estes X Councils for your clothing.
Gall aud look over ID. j. Hrnuossy Nicr-
cnutil" Co.'s clothing TIN" finest line in
tho city. prices th" lowest.
Loaded shells at Anaconda Hardware
Co.'S
New underwear, ovrr-shirts, neck wear,
hats and caps. boots and shoes. at Estes
* tonnelTs.
Go tn ID. }. H"nncs-y M"rcautil.
Co. corner Oak and First streets.
for ladies' ami childrs'n's underwear.
Estes x Council are marking their new
stock of clothing and furnishing goods at
prices that will please all who want first
class goods.
~ you want a good suit of underwear or
amy gents furnishings go Ia ID. j.. Hen
messy Mercantile Co. corner Oak and
First streets.
IL you want "a suit Of clothes made tn
order call AT Estes & Connell. They have
over 800 samples tn select from. and guar
arItsc "A perfect tt.
For good value in mems shoes call at
Lpsec & MAXWELL.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-12
WALKED OUT Of COURT


Special Correspondence Of the STANDARD. u
BUTTE, Nov. IA novel scgne took
place this afternoon i'm Justice EnRcl's
court. a scene growing Out of the traylsi-
tiOn from n territory tn a state. The
scene was patterned after that at tho dis
trict court last Friday. hut differed i'm ~
spect tai it's gravity. The case of Charles
Jones VS.. Chief of Police smith and OFF,
Ger Lennon for false Imprisonment had
been set for 2 O'clock this afternoon.
Jones IL tho young man who was
charged with abducunR the Anaconda
girl and had been arrested Oh that charge.
Tie claimed that lrc was arrested without
IA. warrant, and accordingly had the arrest
ing officer ana chief of police arrested.
MIR. Jones, who was secretary of the re-
publican county committee here, had tho.
case brought in Judge Engcl's court. Al
the time appointed, prisoners, complain
ing Witness. counsel aud n score of spec
tAtors were present. Frank L.. torbctt
and t.. =. Booth were the counsel for the
defendants, while Mr.. Jones himself
fense Immediately claimed that Judge
Engcl il mo- longer "a Justice of the peace,
that the newly elected Justices have both
qualified ami that accordingly the ease
would have tai bc brought up IN IA bona yde
court of Justice. Judge Engcl said he
wasn't clear in his mind whether lac had
amy right To try the case or not. He thought
IL Judge DE Wolfe was disqualified from
sitting in district court, lac must b. dis
qualified IN the Justice court, still he
Attorney Jones declared that the eases
are uiicfent, tIlAt JuuSc De Noiit WAS
confronted 10y the certificate of election of
his successor. while the, present justice
had no knowledge as To whether his Sue
cessor had been elected or had qualified.
He declared il u scheme of the defence tn
evsdc trial.
"fou can bat your life ] am more anx-
iois for trial than the complaining wit
mess is" exclaimed Chief Suiith.
Finally Attorney Booth SAID: "Iour
honor, you are no longer any court. Your
SUCCESSORS are both elected and qualified.
You have no business trying n case md
we have no business here. We will
ue ger enter this court again. & pod day"
so saying. the prisoner at tin. bar, At
torneys Corbett and Booth. and the wit
uc-ses for tnr ieicusc ALI arose, put on
their hats and walked out of the court
room.
Attorney Jones called Oh the justice tn
uphold tnc dignity of q. court room.
Judge Eugel repeated that bc wasn't sure
what he had better do in the matte, :. but
finally set the CASE tor trial on saturday
at = n. M.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-12

From the l'tll Mall Gazette.
Advic,s received at Plymouth from
Samoa. under ti.. date. ,f August II. re-
port the return there of the. s'Nii.sl King
Malictoa on board the German war-siiip
Wolf. According to "a report from Apia.
n sensational incident occurred on the
voyage of the Wolf from Ja,ut island to
Samoa with Malirtoa on board. When
the king was taken 80, III" vessel he was
not told what were the intentions regard
ing him: hut on the SECOND day after hssy-
ing tlin,d with the officers NsIli.tpa was
told that ir. WAS being taken back toSanioa.
Whether ln' tistruSt'sl this iuforma-
ton aud feared som" punishment or
whether his mind had h"suni- affected IL
not known hut lac seized III. opportunity.
and in - short time jumped
overheard in rni,lu"r.in. A boat was quick
~ lowered aud l.- was rescued. \ watch
was then kept upon ia" chiefs move
mcnts. hut two days afterwards u" Guided
the vipilau"" Of Those on board ami for the
second tim" threw hinS. if into tl"' sea,
lie was again brought ou board. and dur
ing tl" remainder IF III. yoyag" IL Alpl
was guarded Ia prevent anything ~fIrtiI"i
of The. Kind.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-12
TANGLED LIVES IN BUTTE.

r. Jeanings rakes sp with her Brseher-
~ r Ss-l.w assi Csases . s>sssssen.
- sc4 y tn the standard. q
I BlN ., Nov. n.-Among those who reg.
saser4l az the 81. Nicholas hotel last might
=. Jennings who signed his name i'm
place, of rs.sidenGe, and was assigned to
room ~. Mr.. Jennings was accompanied
ny n woman and u little girl OF four years
Of age. The woman was ahSDst ~ years
DID,, MIR. Jennings was about -, while the
little girl was a bright child. with blue
child went tn the hotel with Mr.. Jennings
but were not Registered.
The matter of registering at ths. hotel
WAS merely n sequel tai u SCENE which took
~ Nest Broadway, about 10 o'clock last
night. Al that hour Jack Jennings rushed
out of the loslging house, went Ia the first
officer he met, who happened tn la. officer
Swanson, and told him that his brother
Is u WIS whipping and abusing his wife.
and ought tn he stopl"d. When the officer
arrived Mrs. Jennings was dressing her
self. She then dressed her child and t,-
clarcd she would never live Will, her hiIs-
band again.
II am going tn live with Ja.h." she
sad: she treats mo - great deal better"
Mrs. Jennings WAS soon ready. and.
taking her child by one hand and with the
other graspiny the. arm of her husbands
brother. sII. left the. bed and board of her
husband. Jack Jennings said to the Of
tic,.r that he would have tn stop at "A hotel
over night. hut would look mp "A lodging
place in the morning.
This morning the. trip left the hotel
havs. engaged odgings somewhere. Bill
Jennings to-day has bss.n locking Tor his
his wife. This side of the. story il that he
returned from n business trip II ten days
his brother had hss.n too brothcrly during
his absence.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-12
TOWN TOPICS IN BUTTE.
THE District tour; .A.ijourns lntIl This
OrnIn Other Notes.

The District C"u-, .t.ij"urns UntI This
Morning Other Notes.
Special Correspondence. of the standard.
BUTTE, Nov. 1.-THE district court met
at - o'clock this morning, but was adj
jourtcd in "a few minutes tn 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning. The only business
transacted was the arfsigunicnt of Frank
Lewis for murder and John Sands for for
gerry. Boil, pleaded not guilty.
There was only one burial in the Butte
cemetery last week.
The Butte q Boston company is
doubling its former capacity 10y loO tons.
adding a hundr..l-ton water in .kct.
J. =. Forest will open "a wholesale and
retail liquor store in Curtis d Majors new
Official bonds were filed to-day of Elias
Lyle as constable. Martin L. Holland. AS
Cox. superintendent OF schools, and thas.
Y. Booth as county clerk.
brick building on the site of the recent
Hauscr and ". ) McNanara win cree;
has oiferei $500 a month for the lower
floor.
this afterno pn on a charge NJ keeping "a
fraudulent employment burt.au. Attorney
Booth appeared for the defendants and
John cchtei was tried this morning on
"a charge of doing express business with
attorney for Bechtci. who was discharged.
John Cronin tried to paint the town red
to-day and met with an obstruction in the
shape of an arrest this afternoon.
Judge Dixon. who has been quite sick,
will leave on "Wednesday for Victoria. on
the advice Of his physician. He will bo
accompanied 10y Mrs. Dixon, A. j. Davis
and Judge 80
w. q. Patterson of Council Bluffs will
succeed NJ. =. Green as manager of the
Western Union office i'm this city.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church
gave an oyster supper this evening for the
benefit IF the chyrrh.
At police court this morning, Guy Pear
son was fined SO. and George Ellis five
dollars for disturbance of the peace.
Robert Bol,nun head engineer Of the
Colorado smcltcr. and Miss fruuia Eliiers
werc married ON Saturday evening.
Mpiiic jackson of Wyoming street, VIA
arrested to-day on a charge of stealing 81
from John Olsen. She plead not guilty ~
court fortnight.
Robert Klein was this afternoon fined
five dollars for drawing a knife on Adoipl
Grcigcr.
Annie Gerton "A few weeks ago ran ava.
from the asylum at Warm Springs an,
came To Butte. She was sent To Tia" pool
farm. This afternoon she made her escape
came again tai Butte. got drunk. and wen
rowling through the streets. She wa
locked up and will he returned to the poo
farm tomorrow.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-12

Special Correspondence OF the STANDARD
BUTTE. Nov. 1.-THE board of county
commissioners met mt 10 o'clock this
morning, VIM. T.. Hall. James Brown,
John H.. McQuccney. John Caplice and
Charles H.. Palmer being present. In the
absence of VIM. NJ. Jack, w. T.. Hall
acted AS chairman and called the meeting
to order. 1t appearing that Montana had
become u state since the last meeting. and
shat the constitution provides that all
county officers shall take office on date of
admission to the Union, and that the
newly elected county commissioners
had duly qualified aud their
official bonds had been filed
and approved 10y the probate judge, Will
lam r. Hall and James Brown. members
of the retiring board. turned over tn their
Successors all books. payers and ~recorsls.
The new board organized by eiecung
John H.. McQueeney chairman. The
bonds of Carrie Cox as superiutendent OF
schools and M. l.. Holland as assessor
we're approved. The board then adj
journed until next Monday afternoon Mt Z
o'clock.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-12
Tn. Iinrik.ha for newport.

u tf'tit INV W Fsstsah 'hshfh
Next season u novel mode of '.fancy
transportation is tn bc introduced To the.
fashionable world of port. Every
imaginable style of vehicle. has had its
day at that leading resort except the
'jinriksha." the Japanese hafIsoii, and
now even tina is pro Missed. People, who
have visited Japan are enthusiastic in
their praise. of this queer little carriage. Nh
two wheels, drawn by IA native,
whose elaborate harness consists
OF a huge bo~wl-shaped hat and IL
navy-bluc gabordinc. This costume,
however, would here bc adapted To west
crn proI,ri.ty and climatc hut the jinrik-
slia' ought to catch on, as II has done AT
the Paris exhibition. The Parisians have
taken il To their hearts and gardens, and
il won't he long before. Japan's pet vehicle
* seen travelling mp and around Bots de
Boulogne. To know how distractingly
pretty IA young lady can he in her - jinrik-
rha" look AT the illustrations of Pierre
Lofts fascinating story. " Madame thry-
saetheme.'' where this odd go-sart plays
ali important part.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-12

From the Merchant Traveller.
"Haw-wy," said Gus DE Joy. ~ don't
believe that I like Miss Belle vcwy well
after all, don't you know"
"NNlly not"
"Slic's too hahd to un~dahstand."
'Iudccd""
II WAS talking To her laliSt evening
about aht and science and mattahs Of
that kind. you know, and | w~enlahked
that Dahwin's theowy was a wondahful
airaiah. You know"
"Ns.S?"
And | alskcd if she WEAKLY believed
thcah was any such thing as th. missing
link"
And what did she say"
"Shc SAID ncvah until w~cccntly.'
"Aul you-"
Il didn't say anything more; not "a
Mnll.f
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-12

w mem . st on hSes Pepper uet ner~
- Turn Red.
The following is from the proceedings
of the Berlin Physiological society:
''Starting with the observed fact that
canarics fed with cayenne pepper acquire
a rtiddy plumagc DIR. Sauerrnann has
lsasstl upon il u scientific investigation of
canaries. fowls, pigeons. and other birds.
From these. he obtained the. following re-
suits: Feeding with peppcr only pro-
,uccs am effect when given to young
birds before they mo'il.; the color of
the feathers of older birds can not
he. affected. Moisture facilitates the
change of color to- IL rIddy lnnc. which il
again discharged under the influence. of
sunlight and cold. A portion of the cort-
stitucnt's of cayenne pepper IL quite in
active, as. for instance, Ircperin and soy
cral cxtrartiv.s: similarly the reel coloriug
matter alone of the pepper has mo- effect
on the color of the feathers. IL is rather
the triol"in, which occurs in the pepper
in large quantities, together with
the characteristics pigment. which
brings about tl.. change al color
10y iioi,ing the rcd pigment ont of tn"
pepper in solution. Glyccrinc may he
used instead of triolcin To bring about the
same result. The same statement holds
good with regard to the feeding of birds
the I".pl,cr il also stored i'm the egg yelk
p.'arancc of tho pigment in the Srlk may
bc observed as "a color,.d ring four days
after the commencement of feeding with
the pigment dissolved i'm fat. After a. fur
thcr two days feeding the whole yslk l.
,DlDr,al."
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-12
The VI sslcrn Dinner.

From the lio>ton BEACON.
Pnrticuiir Gocslforrn ,to the hostess at
ter ,iinncrl Yours il th" first dinner I've
attended this season. Mrs. tonistock. that
Nv" really enjoyed. Mrs. Comstock- oh
how very complimentary. To what fcl-
your pleasure: MIR. GoosiforIn the
SPOONS. Mrs. toInstosk. the sIpu"iIs.
Tl,o~. placed before. me were. all of - siz'.
and I cannot tell yon how ! enjoyed tho
time usually devoted to speculation as To
which spoon was designed for the course.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-12

Quite a number of sInall-iry politicians
are giving advice to President Harrison
what to do. and what not To do. just AS il
they had been elected. Have you never
heard the story about the man who WAS
elected constable? He came home i'm
high feather, and the whole family be
came very much excited. One of the
children said:
I'VE are all little constabies now, Amt
WEI"
The mother spoke up and said:
keep quiet, you little imps. None of
this family are constables except myself
and your father"
Nobody except Harrison il president.
There IL no doubt OH thai subject.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1889-11-12
Drop "a Nickel in the siot.

From the chicago Times.
All the world loves AN honest man ON.
of thos. bold, independent spirits, who
comes right ont and says what he means.
though the admission involves dollars aud
cents. At times lac may he a little ann
biguo,Is, but his intentions are good and
lc gets there just the same. A'id il would
h, better for Us all were hc NOR. uun,cr-
otlS.
This man runs IA basement saloon on
Clark street. where among other attrac-
tioiis ic has "a droIra-nickel-in-tls-slot-and
as~certain-yo,Ir- correct weight machine.
That is. II used to give your cor
rect weight, bnt il has late
ly slipped a. cog or something and
doesn't jibc with the figures you get OH
the. gru,er's scales. This caused some
dissatisfaction among the patrons of the
machine and they mentioned il to the
honest man. SO tlle other day Ia. got
some paint and "a brush and printed the
word ON the front of his auto
matte bunko outfit.
why did you do that" "a pale youth
asked of the honest man.
$50 that men will know" the noble-t
work Of God replied, "that tins machine.
il lying i'm weight before they risk their
nickels."
Ii is just such little rays as these that
fright our pathway tn the cold and
silent tomb.