Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-10-14

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uas - doans ahpas L h cApentn I'D
vumAn's faca. and nne . haA hooking o.
sishsr Mr. Bradisy sArssd hack in -
tnainAmant and cFisd:
-'Yoa dat msaA - ~ yoa aFo CapA
wisnn's v1dsvs
.iAAs's sxacsly vaas a. ~ our
GkipSar, rsiAg 70 har fess and patxing ~
hsard back inso pance Afssr ny hnsnanA's
aAip had bssa stxUck by ths sesAnsr vas
hfssl On board a ~ sAts.e By tvs a ~
s,sa Ny husha.,d aaA cAlh vsrs given up
for loss aitAosgA I bscgsd ~ psos,as . 70
turn and slareA ~ wrsck tor than Thsy
would lave dnss thia. bot IL ss,ansr could
nos 40 ~ wreck in H. fog and it vas sup
possd that - hAd foandsred imussdiAtsiy
altar ~ had isfs hsr, vsas hcns 70 my
frieadA Ny husband bad isft very httss
monay, end I found tAAs voaid
have 10 WORT fer hvinS Didn't care
10 hire out - . housskaspsr o. do any oehsr
0Io0KUBy " 49, nAAtA. . 11o - 49, 80
gatioo thoroughly from my husband and
vas veil nsssd 70 sahs AArgs " . ship
vent to . ship ounsr Who Vas m Old iriend
Il my husband, and tod him just how
thinss stood He though that under the
circumstances couidn's do better than
drSs ~ = . man and 20 70 50 - cay
tain. He found - . ship. and I've bsso .
skipper ever inca And now no one y
going TO ta.s ny boy away from mA
-.i hat they amt, sal, good hsartsd Mr..
Bradley, who thsn ki.s d tbs boy AMI shook
hands With Us all In fve minutes b. and
his men were on thsir way TO shs big clip
per, and our skippsr, with hsr arm around
the boy, vas lsanin, Against the tanrAll
waving her hand 70 them
Nov, understood The captains liking
for Mr. Wood, our mata Sue was in love
With ham, and OF course she was little Jsal-
on. Il mA The whole mystery about Cap&
Harris. - she called hsrsslf, was accounted
Tor.
AOne evening some vseks aftsrvarl when
Ne we're In IL Indian OCEAN l glanced
through the aftsr cabin door and wat do
you think l saw. There eat our mate, Mr..
Wood by the sids u our skipper. Shs had
her beard "a, and nouced then that che
bad let her hair grow In Mr. Woods lap
~ too utt&o IVY 6AS w. h0AsnB eo&s>Aohiy
At Mr. Wood, and b vas talking 70 the boy
- II be had made up his min to b very
good 70 hlm-for his mothers sAkA Then
knew that it was all settled New York
Times
Congrsasmen's Candy and Cigarettes
was standing At the cigar and confsc-
toosry stand In tbs house corridor when
Wise, the Virginia mombsr, came out AMI
bought cents worth Of sugar almonds aud
mint dropa He went away munching an
almond - contentedly ~ you plsasa
talked with the owner Of the stand, AMI h
said that it was very often that members
got . sweet tooth and came out and bought
candy. Il have my regular customers In
tho house, and senate, too, for that matter;
bat think my best customer are on tbs
bench Of the supreme court Regularly .
messenger boy comes over here every day
for or 10 cents worth Of candy. Hoar-
hound sticx is the favorite with the judges
Ons bites Oh pis>e and then passes IL along
ths bench- So one stic& go.s = long ways"
Just - the ta:fy dealer ceased speaking
Representative Doughsrty, Of Florida, came
out OF the house, walsed up to the stand,
laid down cent and asked for one cigar
etts. The man smiled ~ he handed tie
statesman the lone cigarette, and Mr..
Dou., herty looked over II AMI remarked:
This Is rolled too tight Give IN aro her. :"
He WAS at last satisfied. and after lighting it
walked away. There are many members
Who buy their cigarettes by the cents
worth w asnington letter.