Telegram-herald., 1889-05-20

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sD4 Gs5g1r tns assaler paca4ges.
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q t1e tms; bat fer a. tnal bs mlznE a.
wsl have beea hgDs trotting tae o4by
ST. hs kept lp tls appSar4nce cf n1snzg-
Lzg the coacera. vale k1s yo14g worklng
Aaazons were tie real power oeAla1 t1s
co4nter
Ths he. management had beea worziu 2
about yea TIE debts were fast dlssolF
InZ before ths c.e4r-ae4ted aud economical
management and cash - stem, when q
c-o1d began 10 threaten tle naanc.zl hori
1on-
The young men Of Winona began 70 whls
per together a. their clubs.
by Jove," SAID Charley Brown fwho
was sweet On S4dlel, AIN those J0nsoH
girls trImps
'-lrumps" exclaimed RI Ligktner (also
sweet On one Of the SISTERS. "We4,
should remark thsy are They re = regular
q : mlns - O-d JODson-"
The glrls suddenly found themselves way
above par IN the town matrimonial market
They were invited 70 every th.Gg, and had
D. = "A NJ
io0k dangerous 70 business interests, and
they called meeting Of the three eldest
daughters OF tie family % consider what
should be done.
Viola was chairman OF the meeting, which
she called To order, and stated the sense Of
the meeting.
Sisters and fellow girls; the enemy are
after Us. We must prepare 10 repulse
them. Our work IS not yet done; we can
not afford 70 break ranks and 90 over 10 the
enemy-tO urrcnder-hOweyer much we
should Ike 10. Therefore, / move that we
form u consolidated union 10 resist the
charms Of certain (and uncertainl young
persOus in the enemy's ranks until our
debts are al paid, and the mortgage on
papa . house Is removed"
That great BOBBY OF Jim Shanks al
most proposed 10 me last nlghtY' broke IN
Nell. aged fifteen.
Don't revile the enemy" said Viola /;
1--WE may have use for them some day in
the future. As for me, I've bean parrying
with couple OF them for some time past"
Some Of the others had also been at
tackled; so the result of the conference was,
that they al agreed not 10 engage them
selves until after the debts were all
cleared
Affairs gllded along smoothly for several
years under these arrangements. Papa
Jonson was good and happy, as all
indolent people are when they have but lit
! tie TO do. One day Sarah came into dinner
| flushed with excitement and Joy. She held
| in her hand the notes and mort gage on their
/ home She had just paid the last Of ii, and
| they were finally free of debt
| Mr.. JOnson patted her on the shoulder,
| called her his little business manager, and
| bestowed other high compliments upon her.
| OF late he has not been heard 10 say
| ''Oh, what can women dos" But in
| stead, he was one day overheard
/ saying TO neighbor Jackson (who, by
| the way, is nearly eaten out OF
/ house and home by big family Of lazy
/ boys) Il say, jackson, I've got good rule
I for getting on in the world"
"Wh hat is Iti' asked jackson, who is not
much of a success, financially.
"Raise daughters" was the laconic but
| expressive answer.
| In fact, Papa Jonson was as proud OF his
dar--hters now as he had nnea haAa angry