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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1890-04-10
SUMMONS.

SUMMONS.
STATE OF MINNESOTA D. District Court.
COUNTY OF REDWOOD Ninth Judicial Dist.
Peter Ortt, plaintiff, vs.. The Burlinton. Cedar
i. Rapids and Northern Hallway Company
corporation defendant.
The State of Minnesota. to the above named
defendant:
You are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint of the Plaintif in the
above entitled action which is filed In the Of
flee Of the clerk of the district court of the
ninth judicial district, in and for the 6ofnty
of Redwood, said state, and to serve COPY of
your answer to the said complaint on the sub
scriber, at his Office in the village of Sleepy
Eye Lake, Brown county. said state. within
twenty days after the service Of this sum-
mons upon you. exclusive OF the day Of such
service; and If you fail TO answer the said
complaint within the time aforesaid. the
plaintiff in this action will apply to the court
to have the amount he is entitled to recover
ascertained by the court or under it's dtrec-
ton and take Judgment against you for the
amount 80 ascertained together with the costs
and disbursements Of this action.
Dated February l, 1897
GEO. w. SOMERvILLE.
Plaintiffs Attorney, Sleepy Eye, Mimi
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viii he Heard To-day,

Gov. Merriam has notified those in
terested that he will hear the petition
of Holden's attorneys for a commute,
ton of sentence to-day Thursday
County Attorney Madigan went to St
Paul last evening, to represent the
prosecution in the hearing of the Hold
en- petition for Communication of SEN
tence. Unless the governor orders the
Communication asked for, the three cal
endar months allowed for fixing the
date of his execution will expire May
18th.
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Notice to Trcspassers.

All persons concerned are hereby
warned not to cross my premises on
the east half of the southwest quarter
of section four, town of Redwood Falls,
except on the section line between Sec
tons 9 and4. DWIGHT B1ssELL.
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Miss Carrie Harrington, of James
vile, a former school teacher in Dist.
No. 2, who is a practical dressmaker
has made arrangements to open sew
ing and dress fitting rooms at Oscar
Mason's residence, one block north of
G. D. Thompson's machine Office.
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PERSONAL MENTION.

Mrs. c. D. Thompson is visiting rel
atives in Iowa.
A. E. McCarty was up from Mime
apolis on Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. w. D. Finn were WIS.,
itors in the city last week.
E. E. Case, of Waterville, was the
guest of Frank Kenney last week.
G. F. Chapman returned from an ex-
tensive eastern tour few days ago.
Judge Bowers went to Beaver Tues
day, in the interest of his Renville
county clients.
D. w. Banker removed his family
to the Gilfllan farm recently, to take
charge of the spring work on the place.
Malcolm Lane, of Viroqua, Wis, has
recently started in at Lechner & Ack-
mann's to acquire knowledge of the
grocery business.
Clerk Byram went over to court at
Beaver Tuesday, to see the veteran
Billy MCGOWAN "do' first baseman
for Judge Weber.
A brother of II. F. Buechner joined
him last week, in anticipation of the
removal of the family roof tree from
Faribault to Redwood Falls.
Geo. A. Buxton was called to At
water, Mimi, Friday last, by tele-
gram announcing the sudden illness
of his mother, who has since died.
Chas. Gilfillan, son of G. D., arriv-
ed at the big farm last Saturday, and
is doing mans work on the place in
order to master the details of the farm
DR.. Riheldaffer and daughter Mary
and O. B. Turren represent Red
wood Falls Presbyterians at the meet
ing of the district Presbytery at Tracy
this week.
]. M. Huntington and family arriv-
ed back yesterday, and j. M. remarked
facetiously that if he had known we
had such nice country here, he would
have been here years ago. He prom
ises to stay this time.
Editor Stegner, of the Morton En-
terprise, was in town last Saturday,
! and his lieutenant, G.. w. Small, went
to Morgan on Monday, to take stock
as to the probable support Morgan
might give to a local newspaper.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. L. Dornberg tend
cred farewell reception to the latter's
nephew, George Stickney Brainerd,
last Tuesday evening. About twenty
of his young friends paid their respects
and it was considered one of the
recherche affairs of the season. Mr.
Brainerd left yesterday for his home
in Blooming Prairie.
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Seth Kenney, of Rice county, is the
premium amber cane syrup manufac-
turer of the northwest. H. F. Buech-
ner is his agent at Redwood Falls.
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Samples of DIR. Miles Restorative
Nervine, free, at H. M. Hitchcock &
Co.'S. Cures headache, nervousness,
sleeplessness, neuralgia, fits, etc.
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Frank Kenney is taking too much
time in getting over his attack of
pneumonia. Frank is such good com
pany that he can't stop telling stories
and entertaining his friends long
enough to get we'll.
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Fifty bushels of the above for sale
at my granary in Redwood Falls.
Farmers will do we'll to test this seed.
$3.50 bushel, So pounds to the bush
ell; better than corn for fattening
stock. JIG. R1HELDAFFER.
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Millet and Hungarian

For seed, to be had at the Laird
Norton & Co. lumber yards.
A. B1RUM, Agent.
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Highest market price for corn and
oats in cash or trade at Buechner's.
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REDWOOD FALLS.


Seeding is in order. With favorable
weather most of us will finish next
week.
A boy arrived at Howard Gifn' 8 this
week. He plows already.
Alfred Clark left the farm to take q
course in the high school. We are con-
fident that he will make a good record
Mr.. and Mrs. Winn and Mrs. Dwight
Lyman have been on the sick list, but
are all in fair way of recovery.
j. G. Shaver and J. j. Tiffany pro-
pose to make corner ON pork. They
have been around picking up all the
little squealers they could find.
Those that wish to add beauty and
value to their homes should not neg
lect planting trees the present sea-
son. Donald Stewart would like to in
form all desiring willow cuttings that
they can secure the same at the small
cost of helping themselves, from his
row which grows upon his west line.
On account Of the recent rains, our
next alliance meeting is postponed I'M
til the afternoon of Friday, April 25th'
The practibility Of establishing alliance
elevators will be- discussed. The New
Avon alliance, and representatives
from adjoining townships will be in
vited to attend the meeting.
GRxNaER,
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Everett & Co. are receiving new
goods every day now of all kinds.

The highest market price paid fu
hides at G. w. Georges elevator.
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Call and see our new goods that are
coming in. Dry goods, shoes, etc.
EVERETT & Co.
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"ESTLlNE.
A disease supposed to be the black
leg has been carrying off cattle in this
vicinity. j. B. Zeng and John Casser-
~ each lost head and Arthur Bolts
also lost a number out of his herd.
John Casserly, Jr., bought two mares
and their colts and one gelding recent
w.
Mrs. H. S. Cain is visiting her folks
at Tracy.
Frank and James Dolan have bought
teams and started in to improve their
farms.
Mr.. Hicks, of the Nettiewynnt farm,
is supplying farmers with clean seed
wheat at rs cents per bushel.
STRAwTWIsTER.
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Any one wanting to place cattle in
herd the coming season, with good
pasturage and water, should commun-
icate with Sherman Martin, of New
Avon.
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Losses Red Glover Pills Cure Sick
Headache, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Constipation, rs cents per box, S boxes
for $1.OO Tor salo by H. M. Hitch
cock g. Co.
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Bran and shorts have "drapped" to
SO and $1l per ton at
H. F. BUECHNER's.
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Petit Jury.

A gray beard on a man under SO
makes him look older than he is. The
best dye to color brown or black is
Buckingham's Dye for the Whiskers.
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Any one wanting first class plaster
ing done and first class cistern built
and other mason work done call on
VIM. S. Hoss, four miles southwest of
Redwood Falls, on Herriott place.
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Wood!

I am now prepared to sell either hard
or soft wood At lowest living prices for
cash. No wood delivered until paid for.
Leave orders at Lechner & Ackmann's
store. or with J. P.O'HARA.
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Herd Notice.

An elegant line of Gents Fine Shoes
lust received at Everett & Co.'S.
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It will pay you to come over on Mil
street to buy your shoes and dry
goods of Everett & Co.
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Judge Bowers has had his house en-

| @AAS
larged and remodeled lately.
Don't fail to buy a ticket for the
high school. flag entertainment to-mor-
row evening.
We call attention to the announce
ment for the State teachers institute
at this place, week after next.
Geo. Stegner has finished his school
in New Avon, and intends to take a
change from school work for season.
The postofhce was removed early
yesterday morning, and P. M. Mckay
held a public reception Immediately
after the arrival of the 9:25 mail, as
usual.
The Ladies' Mite Society will meet
with Mrs. H. n. Bell tomorrow after
noon. All members are requested to
be present as the annual election OF
officers will take place.
Chas. Tiffany has been having his
corner lots on Washington street, near
Judge Bowers residence, cleared of
brush. He got the lots in trade with
Louis Goede, who has purchased the
Chas. Tiffany house in the southern
part of town.
While at St. Paul last week Attorney
| Madipan was informed that Assistant
Attorney General Childs is still con-
fined to his house by illness, and that
his entire recovery to health is mat
ter of some doubt. Many friends of
Mr.. Childs in this county will hear of
this with regret. j .
The fact that about 700 mortgage
sales were made in Otter Tail county
the past year is used by some of our
exchanges to show the depressed con-
dition of the farmer. It is more likely
that the rage for speculation in the
Red River country is responsible for
this state of affairs. Redwood county
doesn't average dozen mortgage sales
year.
In a private letter to a Redwood
Falls correspondent, Congressman
Lind intimates that he is unable to
comply with the recommendation of
friends of E. Atkinson, of Delhi, ask
ing his appointment as postmaster, as
he had already recommended Andrew
Anderson for that position. Andrew
is deservedly popular with the Delhi
people, and undoubtedly owes his ia
vorable recommendation to that fact.
SCHOOL NOTES:
The enrolment for the first week is
252, divided as follows:
High 80, Grammar IS, I'd Intermed-
late 43, LIST intermediate 40, I'd Prim-
airy 46, 1st Primary Sc.
This shows an enrolment of forty
eight less than during the last term
however, there are about fifteen who
will enter little later.
The schools are now in good work
ing order again and we shall be pleased
to have the patrons call and inspect
the work.
Certificates from the State High
School Board has just been received
by Frank Clayson, Bert Wheelock,
Fred March, Clyde Darling, Charles
and Wilbur Chollar, John Stewart,
Geo. Winn, Stanley Bissell, Hunter
Hayes, Grace Darling, Edith Butter
field, Kate Barnes, Alice Bigham, Vir-
ginia Huntington, Grace Root.
A class of thirteen pupils were pro-
noted Monday from the first to the
second primary department; also, a
few from the second primary to the
first intermediate. Three new pupils
have been enrolled in the second inter-
mediate, two in the Grammar, and one
in the higher school. O. E. RICE,
Principal.
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The highest market price paid fol-
hides at G. w. Georges elevator.
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Highest market price for corn and
oats, in cash or trade at Buechner's.
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uIeFropt.
THE FAMOUS
CUSTOM IADE
PLYNOUTH ROCK
50
PANTS.

Made from wooden goods Carei
fully selected for Stvle and Wear.
Every pair cut to order from meas
ure. We're cutting thousands of
pairs each month. We can afford
very small profit per pair by buy
ing cloth direct from the mills in
large quantities for cash, we can
give Our customers bedrock value.
Do not buy ill.ftting ready made
pants but call on our agent G. NJ.
Huntington, see his line of samples
of spring goods and Rave your meas
IRE taken for a pair Of our justly
celebrated all wool s. Pants. Salts
to order $13.25, Overcoats $Io.25.
PLYMOTH Rock PANTS Co.
Boston, Mass.
A nice piece of Chinaware free
with each pound of Golden Blend
Coffee.
Jerome B. Rice & Co.'S, D. NJ.
Ferry & Co.'S, and Crossman Bros,
garden and flower seeds in pack
ages and bulk.
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DELHI.

DELHI.
J. A. White, of the Deering Co., was
in town to-day-Tuesday.
Rev. w. E. Bates starts to-day for
Presbytery to be held in Tracy.
At the communion on Sabbath last
"a members were added to the church
Fl on profession and 3 by certificates.
Phebe Atkinson leaves for Mime
apol;s, On Thursday to take a course in
music at the Northwestern Observa-
tory.
Archie Blue from Chatham, Ontario,
is stopping with his cousin, j. A. Cum
ming.
Louis Olsen is back from the Wis
consin lumber woods.
Ole Knudson is making preparations
for building a dwelling house.
A. H. Anderson visited the south
side of the county last week, returning
on Wednesday. ARGUS.
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NORTH REDWOOD.

Muddy weather again, is something
the farmers like to see.
We saw some of our neighbors max
ing garden last week.
E. N. Swan returned yesterday from
a trip to Walnut Grove, where he Sc
cured the services of a good cheese
maker. The we'll is already finished
and the foundation under construc-
ton by Mr.. DeGroat. The lumber is
on the ground and the framing is be-
ing supervised by Chas. Fleischer. E.
N. Swan has gone to the cities to pur-
chase the machinery. A brand new
outfit will be put into the building,
which will be erected west of school
house in this place.
Mrs. c. Wheeler who has been Wis
iting friends at this place will soon re-
turn to Minneapolis.
There was a base ball club organized
here some time ago. II. Shoemaker
captain, Will Nuremberg secretary, E.
Hammer treasurer. The boys are all
in good spirits and will do their best
on the diamond. CLAY PIPE.
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Losses Red Clover Pile Remedy

Is positive specific for all forms Of
the disease. Blind, bleeding itching
liberated and protruding Piles. Price
SO cents. For sale by II. NJ. Hitch.
cock & Co.
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G W Vaughn
Peter emith
H F Buechner
A " Bager
J A Beard
+ w Philbrick
& r Houck
James Arnold
James Smith
e ID French
4 A Lyman Jr
H M Aune
D j Laird
Moses Sears
A l. Gale
H Wingett
F NJ Birkenmeyer
II T. AckmaNn
J Lichtwarck
8 w Hilborn
Jacob Drischel
Til! Tibbetts Co Aud
H S Baldwin
Sylvester rruesdeil
An;irew Birum
John P Smith
M H Jones
Geo Lechner
NJ B Albeit
E G Baily
F NJ O'Hara
E P Byram
Emil kuenzli
J b Mason
J e Moon
JaCOU ThiCS
A f Borchardt
F Curtis
J l. Thompson
VIM H Post
Geo L Evans
VIM s Mckay
Vim D Lines
VIM J johnson
c w George
w r Dickinson
o X Peterson
Geo F Crooks
J B Robinson
8 j Race
G d Thompson
c w French
w b King
James Mcmillan
A E King
& Fred Thompson
w StOat
James Aiken
II G Schmahl
E r Duerre
I hos A March
Peter Mueller
Fritz Puschke
f Jaeger
Gustave Tesch
H Schleuder
H c Baker
F J Peabody
T K Hughes
J w Ferris
J p Cooper
F l. Warner
Alex Milne
Edw March
w A Hubbard
John Williams
Henry Theirinr
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Bargains for cash in new goods at
Everett q Co.'S.
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VIM P Huntington
E.. c Jones
q w Brown
G e Mckay
Levi Truesdell
John McDOugall
John McIlravie
John LauIerbach
o L Dornberg
A C Schmahi
George Drake
G. H Demin9
W P Tenney
O e Rice
n V X Hunter
Il M Simmons
G h Pease (coroner)
Orwin Van Dolah
H l. Aldrich
Oliver Whitman
G N Bellows
& NJ Letting well
g p Greene
q G Thune
] u Grady
W s Crooks
J v rayler ~
o w Byram
Walter Curtis
w A French
NJ U Byram
C M Dunn ngton
d F Watson.
Emil Schmahl
John Lichtwarck
Joseph Tyson
Il e Walton
Peter MCPHERSON
Geo Wingett
Goo Thompson
VIM Pfieffer
G. W Charles
VIM Mueller
w A Swisher
VIM Case
S e Bailey
N b Anderson
H p Wilson
j RolIens
r e Scoates
r N Horton
Louis GOede
John Mcdonnell
c w Everett
Henry Fish
Hans C Christensen
Saml Nelson
August H Seebach
Geo Houghmastsr
A A Wilson
Ezra Truesdell
VIM Smith
s B Wandron
8 y Mason
Thos d Hudson
Geo w Belt
z A Lyman
" D Finn
w X Caswell
w e Baker
J A McGetrick
John Whittet
A zimmerman
H 8 Gilbert
M Mcdonnell
G G Peck
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FRIDAY, MAY 1e, 1890,

At 10 o clock m, on the terms prescribed BY
law, the State Lands, in Redwood county, that
have been appraised and are unsold, or that
haye been sold and forfeited by reason OF
failure ia pay interest for two or more years
at the Auditors Office for ten days prior to
the sale. W. W. BRADEN,
Commissioner Of the State Land Office
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Black Barley

Choice Timothy seed at Buechner's
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Recommended to Justice.

At the suggestion of several of the
petitioners on the list printed below,
we publish entire a paper which was
circulated here last Saturday and for
warded to the Governor. The paper
further explains itself.
District Court, Ninth Judicial District.
STATE or MINNESOTA, l..
COUNTY or REDWOOD, o.
The State Of Minnesota,
vS.
Clifton Holden
We, citizens Of Redwood County in said state,
believing that laws should be enforced, and
further believing that of all miscreants he
who says mis- friend Is the most unworthy of
executive clemency, respectfully petition
your Excellency to use the greatest caution
and consult the interest of the people Of this
state before Interfering with the sentence of
tho dof in ho OILY lod o<.so.
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STATE LAND SALE.

STATE OF MINNESOTA, LAND OFFICE.
SAINT PAUL. March 20, 1890 .
Notice is hereby given that I will offer at
public sale at the County Auditors office in
Rsdwoo rails, on
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II =. GIBSON, NJ. D.
-. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Once at his residence, corner OF Fourth and
Mill streets Calls promptly answered,
day or night.
REDWOOD FAILS, MINNESOTA.
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Redwood Gazette.

u 20 per Year, In Advahc6'
Published every Thursday, and entered At
Redwood Falls P. .. as second class matter
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REDWOOD COUNTY NEWS.

Gathered by Gazette Correspondents in Va
riOus Towns.
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PHYSICIANS.
n r. PEASE, NJ. D.,
VI. PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Once over Peck's Drug store. Residence
corner Fourth and Minnesota streets. ofnce
hours y to l2 A. NJ, 1to6P M.
REDWOOD FALLS, MINI.
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sion for one OF her own sex, ana she re-
garded him with the same sym pathizing
superiority.
"You will make fortune out of it," she
said pleasantly.
Well, he might make enough TO be able
to go on with some other inventions he
had in his mind. They cost money and
time, no matter how careful one was
This was another interesting revelation
to the young girl. He not only did not
seem to care for the profit his devotion
brought him, but even his one beloved
ideal might be displaced b. another. So
like man after all.
Her reflections were broken upon By the
sound of voices The young man carefully
replaced the model in its closet with a
parting glance, as if he was closing q
SEri"" 80. ..,.i.., There comes the Y'"'-rN "
The young girl turned to meet tAr ...-.,
who were dragging 1t from the road with
the half complacent air of having been vic
torious over their late rude abandonment,
but they did not seem to notice it or to be
surprised at her companion, who quickly
stepped forward and examined the broken
vehicle with workmanlike deliberation.
Il hope you will be able to do something
with it" she said sweetly, appealing direct
ly to him. Il should thank you 30 .aIch."
He did not reply. Presently he lOo..ed up
to the man who had brought her to the
shanty, and said: "The axle's strained, but
its safe for five or six miles more of this
road. I'll put the wheel on easily" He
paused and, without glancing at her, con-
tinued:
"YoG might send her on by the cart"
pray don't trouble yourselves" inter
rupted the young girl with pink uprising
in her cheeks, IL shall be quite satisfied
with the buggy as it stands" Send herr
on in the cartl Indeed! Really they were
rude set-all of them.
Without taking the slightest notice Of
her remark the man replied graveIy to the
young mechanic, "Yes, but we'll &c want
ing the cart before it can get back from
taking her."
Her" again! II assure you the buggy
will serve perfectly well-if this-gentle-
man-will only be kind enough 20 put on
the wheel again." she returned hotly.
The young mechanic at once 81 to work
The young cir! walked apart silently un-
til the wheel was restored to its axle. But
to her surprise different horse was led
forward to be harnessed
1--WE thought your horse wasn't safe in
case of another accident" said the first
man, with the same smileless considera-
ton. "This one wouldn't cut up if he was
harnessed to an earthquake or worse
driver than you've got"
1t occurred to her instantly that the
more obvious remedy of sending another
driver had been already discussed and re-
jected by them. Yet when her own driver
appeared a moment afterward she ascend
ed to her seat with some dignity and a
slight increase of color.
81 am very much obliged to you ALL"
she said, without glancing at the young
inventor.
Don't mention it, miss"
GOOD afternoon"
Good afternoon" They all took off
their hats with the same formal gravity as
the horse moved forward, but turned back
to their work again before she was out Of
the field