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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-06

Mr.. Ferguson, an agent for the Bar.
mum circus, has been in the city several
days, and has finally arranged for the
show TO exhibit ON the Island on July
30. Some considerations OF license fees,
transportation and other items of cost,
led the managers to contemplate exhib.
iting at Martins Ferry, but the limited
facilities for getting over there induced
them to change their minds.
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For Rent.

TOR RENT-THE! STORE ROOM
- occupied by the late A. q. Frrrto,' M iSii
Main ~ street; pos.cssion July i, isyo. EnGalte
" " a. EsIEhl En-, o. 2 .'a' ,,..H..H- mypt
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The officers Of the Wheeling & Lake
Erie Railroad Company have formally
announced that they will have their
extensions, which hare been SO long
contemplated, to Stenbenville and Bel.
laire in running order by the first oil
September. Traffic arrangements have
been made at Bellaire with the Balti.
more 4 Ohio whereby the latter will
have direct route to the lakes.
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Marriage licenses were yesterday
issued to the following named parties:
George Mclaughlin, aged 90, native
and resident Of Ohio county, and Mag
Iie Cottrell, aged %, native OF Mason
county, md reaident OF Ohio county.
James X. Burger, aged 81, native OF
Marshall county and resident OF Wheel
ing, and Dora Belle Lewedag, aged 10. a
native OF Hamilton county, Ohio, and
resident Of Wheeling.
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Reformed Church AInatinr.

. GRAND RAPIDS, Mlcu., June 5.-The
biennial session of the Holland Chris.
tan Reformed Church Of the United
States opened yesterday, the Rev. E.
Ross, Of Holland, presiding. Ninety
four clergymen, representing eighty-fve
congregations, attended, The conyen.
ton will last a week. z Y 1920, I'd
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Mr.. Mont Francis, Of Moundsyillc,
and Miss Lou Schuman, OF New Mar.
tinsville, were married yesterday after.
noon at 6 o'clock by Rev. Mr.. Golfer, Of
Parkersburg. The happy couple will
spend Sunday with the groom's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Francis, OF Mouads.
Vile.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-06

A lady, whose name was not known.
h. hut who said she lived at Jacob and
Jhirty.third streets, was sunstruck in
George X. McAlechen 4 Co.'s store yes.
terday,, Just alter she had enetered and
asked leave to sit down and rest. She
was brought around with much difIicnl.
ty and after considerable lapse OF time
by Mr.. Win McA1echen and thu am
ployes OF the establishment. 81 - !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-06

II you Cannot sec and need speetaeles
y0u should call on US and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We hnye the
!l.est Instruments and more experience
than any other Optic!an III the State,
lnd guarantee satisfaction or money re-
:unded. JACOB ". GRUDB,
JeWcler and Optlcian,
Cor. Twelfth md Market Streets.
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An EnumcrotOr's Exn,r,o,..

Anovel experience of a census enn.
merator was heard Of Yesterday. When
he called On an East Wheeling man the
man refused to answer any Of the cues.
lions, saying to all, II don't know that
that is any Of your business" The enn.
merator explained, when the man said.
II never heard ofanything like that in
this country. It Is none OF your ,busi.
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DIED.

"lLsoN-,0n Thursday, June 5. 1890. at 10 O'Clock
eldest son Of ". II. and Clara n. Wilson
aged ID years. month and Is days. =, :
Funeral ffom the residence Of Mrs. Mary A,
Wilson, grandmother Of dcocased) at No.
30 Eighteenth street. on Saturday, juno :.
at $50 O'Clock p. m. Iuterment a. Peninsu.
lar Cemetery. Friends are Invited
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Tho Wounded Mans Condition

George Hale, not Null, rs printed
yesterday on what was considered good
authority, who was so badly hurt at Elm
Grove, by falling from house, on We'd
nesday, was still living last night, and
there were come slight hopes OF his re.
covery. His injuries are OF terrible
character, however, md if he RECEIVERS
it will be almost miracle.
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Cresap's Old Grove-twenty miles
down the riyer-is the most desirable
for picnic parties. Cheap excursion
rates will be made. Dates and rites can
be obtained on application to ]. G. Tom.
linson, agent Ohio River Railroad Com
pany, Wheeling, ", Va. 5- ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-06

Lee Robinson and Elsie Gray, the two
young fellows charged with robbinc C.
W. Williams, Of Ryland Station, Pa,
who were dismissed by Squire Davis on
preliminary examination some time
ago, but re.arresteh on the same charge,
arraigned before Squire Ankle yesterday.
The evidence was somewhat stronger
than on the occasion Of the first hear.
lug, but still not strong enough in the
opinion Of the Squire to show probable
cause to hold the boys, and they were
again discharged. ;5is s ~
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United Brethren Association,

DAYTON. O., June 5.-The United
Brethren Young Peoples Association
met here yesterday with delegates in at.
tendance from nearly all the Northern
States. Rev. J. P. Landis, OF this CITY,
was elected temporary President. Bish.
op Weaver delivered the welcome adj.
dress, which was responded to by Miss
Adela Niebaus. s,l.l5 s,.5sEt :. '5s
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We received last week twenty-five
more Victor Safeties, and are nearly up
with our orders. We can furnish the
King OF Satellites now on short order, as
We have twenty-five more on the road.
For the next ten days we will sell all
the makes Of Wheels we have in stock
excepting Victora) at very low prices.
Write or call on US. 80"
EDw, L. Rose K Co
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OF health and strength renewed and OF
ease and comfort follows the use OF
Syrup Of Figs, as it acts in harmony with
nature 10 eliectually cleanse the system
when ooslive or bilious. For sale in 50c
and 81 90 bottles by all leading druggists.
- nGM
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Clerk Hook yesterday admitted to
record two deeds oil trust and transfers
as follows: 80
March ls, by W. ]. W. Cowden,
trustee, to Joshua E. Echols, for $3.50,
nine acres OF land on Little Wheeling
creek, near Triadelphia. :,
May 81, by Robert Crawford to J. g..
Crawford, r. Z. Crawford, Lizzie Craw-
ford and Ella Crawford, for S., 700, west
half OF lot l3S, on Seventeenth street.
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l5 EDw. L. Rose 4 Co.

THE following druggiats outside OF
Wheeling are agents for Chamberlain
celebrated remedies: G. B. Carney,
r rt,alrmont; L. T. Wells, Clarksburg; L.
!. Richardson, New Martinsville; Grant
L Jackson, Grafton; A. II. Burley, Cam.
eron; J. NJ. Tetrich, Warrington. paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-06
A. A, OF |, AND 4. ".

Eleventh Annual Reunion mt Rock.polnt..
On Saturday, June 7. Excursion tickets
will be sold via the Pennsylvania Lines
at 81 Is for the round trip, from bridge
port. Trains leave at 5:45 a. m. and
1922 a. IN. rrtr
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Vbc Sntrlligturer.
Onice Nos. 10 mud ~ Fourteenth Street.


mo slr!"-D. Gundliug & Co.-Fourth Page
Farm for Sale.
The Great Executors Salc-Gutman-Fourth
Page.
Wantcd-Situatl0n.
Executors ,a'e-J. II. Storer, Executor.
Finest Jcwclry stcre-Whcat Il llancher-
Fourth Page.
HOiug u Build?
ThernOmctCrs-Ewing BROS.
Thirtgchth ANIMAL Picnic.
Wanted-Gooh. Stout Boy.
Notice TO Contractors. -
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Katie Bush, the little Fulton girl so
frightfully hur. by an Elm Grove train
near her home on Wednesday, died OF
her injuries late the same night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-06

PRICES OF Wall Paper for this month
only: SOC parlor and hall at 25c, l5c
at 1Oc, 10 at and at SC, 2S Eleventh
the jeweley. N'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-06

Large line Of Scotch Tweeds and all
the novelties in woolens for men g wear,
which We are prepared to make up in
the best Of style and fit at reasonable
prices. 9. HISS & Sons, =,
Glf 1921 and 1923 Market street.,
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we are Sole Agents for the J. J,
Badoilet& Co.'s Geneva Watches. Those
desiring a fine movement should come
and see US. WHEAT & HANcnER,
1921 Market street
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WASHINGTON, D. G., June 5.-Fol
Western Pennsylvania and West Vlr'
ginin, slightly cooler; storms in the
northern portion, westerly winds.
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: DURING this month Wall Papers at J..
Y. Orr's. IS Eleventh street, lower than
ever. loo papers at l0c, l2ic at Sc and
5Oc parlors at % and 2Oc.. RS 80
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Marble and Grnnite.

II you intend erecting a Monument.
Vault, Marker or memorial OF any kind.
and want tirst.class work and low prices,
cal! at office Of L. A. Moore, second floor
Alcl.ain's Building. 12N5 Market etreet
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-06

WE pay cash for our goods. Come and
les the inducements We can offer you in
Watches, Diamonds and all kinds OF
Jewelry. WHEAT 4 HANcuEn,
1881 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-06

vnuin Lines.
10 accommodate persons desiring to
attend the meeting Of the United So.
clety OF Christian Endeayor at St. Louis.
June 18th to 18th, excursion tickets will
be sold from all stations on the Penn.
sylvania lines June 10th and 18th, good
returning June 18th, inclusive.
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United Society of Christian Endcayor. St
Louis Mo-

The Baltimore l. Ohio railroad for this
occasion will sell tickets from all points
on Its western divisions to St. Louis,
Mo-, and return, at the low rate Of one
iare Tor the round trip, June 10th and
ilth, good Tor return passage until ] une
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-06-06

THE United Society of Christian En-.
deavor Of America will meet at St Louis
June 18th to 10th. Ono fare for round
trip via the Pennsylvania lines,
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MARRIED,

CAnTAHAE-MOLTER-By Rev, william nj,
lert. on Thursday. June S. 1870. at S:3Op. m.
Mr.. JAMES u. CARSAHAS, of What Cheer
Iowa. and Miss LIZZIE MoArER, OF Wheeling
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Notice.
L. S. Coon sells dry goods tho cheapest.

E. G. Burt's celebrated Fine Shoes at
j.. V. BIoNp's, Sole Agent. =
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ness, and I won't tell you anything.
Now get out OF here, or I'll throw you
out y The poor enumerator did not
wait to see II he meant It, but the re.
ca!citrant citizen will probably 60 to jail.
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FOR comfort nnd durability, wear our
celebrated 25c faSt biack md cOlOrcd
Half Hose. Z. HESS L. SONS,
1924 and 1894 lIark ct Street.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Cases In court-Clt, Halt REPAIRS Effects
- y 40 fltvA- OF tho Heat. n. t-UtrH .llgts..

S'se' ~ Seutt-Stb hntl Astphlrh -Esuectb
OF tho Heat, t54}yf stS.l
Several dogs were poisoned on Fourth and
Filth streets On Wednesday. 4 = n,
Farm for sale or exchange for Martins Ferry
property. See Advertisement. i7lIl v y,
Two men wont to work Ia tho Standard MIL
mines Ut the old prices yesterday. M I7' 7Til1
party Of young folks ptcnicked on Nlxon,s
Kuh Yesterday, aud was caught IN the Storm, \.
VIII Thomas IL mentioned a. 4 candidate for
Council In tho Third ward, 10 succeed Joseph
Green. gEl : 80 : = ''sf'-
Ten RI the Electric Light Compnny,a TRIMS.
,Dlmefs were badly Damaged during tho storm
last evening. E',tsg.gl AZ y - 'I-,I' 80
Rev. g. NJ. Conway viii preach 10 the O,d
aeiIowa III ihe baptist Church next Sunday
lody. - l'''S 80 .'''' - - =.
:, "Borierland," to DO presented al tho Opera
House 10 night aud to- morrow night by home
talent, Tor the benefit Of the carpenters, viii
doubtless draw well. Z -, =" - $500
The work OF lining the cupola At The blast
r InTnaeS progressing rapidly. Tho bottom Is
start In nboutslx weeks. 40 ". = = -
wotkingmcn have been Obliged to knock or
~ u nnubet Of manufacturing egtabliSh ments
mo rast lew days. especially In the mills and
gas factories. !, Many Of the laborers arc quilt
VIZ T.; 'I ,e ,m,ls AND going elsewhere The
l
company hA advertised for ntiy. :. u
The cases q tho Martins Ferry Terminal Com.
pany y; Joel Wood, ct al. Jesse selby vs.. tho
city q Martins Ferry, Robert Applcrarth Va,
the Wheeling 4 Lake Etie Railroad Compsny,
ana Tue city OF Martins Ferry vs.. the Terminal
COMPANY, arc set for trial Tomorrow. The c.se
Is SGT for Monday. - - go
Ata meeting Of the City Council car load Of
sewer pipe was ordered. aud the clerk was aut Dr.
Ized to alver.s, for bids Tor paving Fourth
street IRON INC northern terminus 10 Jefferson
street Ihe petition asking that Catawba street
w. openeu was accepted. Mr.. Joseph Green q
hcinp er o. tounci! from the Thrd ward, ten.
b. he'd. P's'"' e'e''A'n "'1'
Tho old City Hall Ia being converted into three
ICONS 100 ", onc Ior u Council chamber. another for
tne Mayors ollco, and tho ihlnd Tor tho Water
Mofks oillce; The Council chamber Will no in
NE west end aud the Mayors office aud Water
Works olllce In the east end. There viii be 1 a
stairway up the north side OF tho bu ,idlnp from
second htreet After the transformation tho
Marshal and police. = - - '"S - Wv
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DON'T fail to avail yourself OF tho re-.
duced prices of Wall Papers at 10.
orr's, IS Eleventh street for this month
only. - -
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HAVE your Watches regulated with
our chronometer, which you will at all
times lind in our window.
WHEAT & HAScnER,
r. s}sa 1881 Market street.
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L. @. Burts celebrated Fine Shoes at
L. V. BLoSD's, Sole Agent.
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The Thermometer at schnepPs drug
store, Opera House corner, yesterday,
registered rs follows:
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EXCURSIONS no ST. LOUIS.

one Fare for Round Trip via tho Penns,l
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

Ez1zAea a c&axas nass Iazg rzEss snS i
sszz !. t1s<s c<xtzaa
Nov. Lena. 9ezs - foellzA Yea
kst a. HaeA gesans - tAs ssw2ss
~0zn.n sss sEas - s1p~et
aiSsT An / eeE saErrso2 - Ala.
kls i4~fui wltr. sld sAoolsnt sxp~ss
sozas sx14enes q ~ k1esti@xs
Ne. sxpec. neyalAg sos o~a drive =
s0rse - wsssE sEt yoa e4z 2sks htz
aF1nk Lei kl2 ger tAlFssy. "a Ea
4loae
But 1oat w.ns - lss hlEz sloAe.
AID sAerS's 1ass wAegs yea nAsks =
mistake Nhsn yoa ssG year thlrd has
5ARd y0an Esow how q manage ana.
Tas troaals wlta yea - giEas. yoa have
too uGny fe~lasss sala TO saaeh hoart. In
= b>-E~r - ave feeliAss. and nay AZ
vice i 70 gsE I'd of year he~rt II yoe
want - hzYe god digestion sna <e<p
y0gI youth.
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26
K.-EXPEDIENTS OF DESPAIR.
BY NARY EASTLAKE illustrated by
Miss E. l. SYLVESTER.
Copyright. All rights reserved.l

1t Is the nature of a man to pursue.
He regards the whole world as hunt
ing ground, and anything that Pleases
MS fancy. whether it be bird, pretty
woman or q brute, as his lawful prey.
He may not care for the game or
know why he pursues it. but the chase
Is irresistible, and, ike the child with
the butterfly, he viii spoil his pretty
clothes, stub his toe and get his feet wet
running through brambles and puddles
as leng as the winged thing is in sight.
II woman only knew it she could WIN
her lover by eluding him, for man ever
wants what he can't get easily, and
priEes most the fruit that hangs highest.
To him no beauty Is so enhancing as
that which smiles and bushes beneath
the mystic web of a gauzed veil, and
doably lovely is the loveliness that turns
and flies at his approach.
Hez1shan knew neither rest nor peace
Of mind. The throbbing, sobbing notes
of Edna's violin were as sweet 70 him as
The music OF the rolling spheres 70 the
OH philosopher.
He bad eyes for nothing but the soft
browns of her hair, lsshes. complexion
and dress. He thought of her through
the day snd dreamed OF her in the night,
and could they have been vocalized ev-
erT agh would have uttered, II viii
6nd her
And az he followed this email woman
with his thoughts and bis soul his bride
Lena first became moody, then fearful.
snd finally SO desponient that she threw
herself in the arms Of her companion
and begged her 70 tel her Whist to do.
There was not any too much nectar in
the make up Of Mrs smith, and no dan
ger Of bsr sharpening the edge Of Mrs
Hsushslfs sens 5ihties Instead of put
sinz her arm about her neck. and electri-
fyiEz her nsiuIla spinslis with the
magic Of her teach. sBe took a hairpin
froa her ooifErs and proceeded to
loosen the caticse sbout the girls 61gsT
nSz}A
And 80 y0a are disappointed WITH
married bfe slreaiy7 Wei. nv dear.
Won heve anly usde the common srroT
q expecting TOO much. Tou have fool
ishly invsstsS sss hsld a reslsos with
he caSleur fe rose. ard stadiS youT
hero sEroaxh The nsznifyinz lsns when
yeu shoaid have reversed the zlass
Nox lsE ne asvtse You not - BE IN
resso-shls. don't eel n you sxpected
- marry AZ angsl Yss sre q rnortai
and married = Dan. enc q ths queer
est brutsx fhst tres6s she sarth Tss
men 50 aueer hrures. Sc repeated.
c-osxrg her eyes n fsncv: "snthzsissssc
ard a4fersnsiAl enu7sh eefoTs marriage.
bat an snaTsly different sors q nreed a.
tsrwsrd
Bat Hsury isnt, hes the sane no-
thai bs va ysar A<s. He scarcely
nczc-s ne. and neTsT sr>azs a1lsss asr
him . asesrso.. Tkr-s's sor1sthinx on
ais zinS. h t<as hss work. for be hasn' {
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

.aSa oe4f1 rsoesrx ~ .<n.ss N xu-x "a.
expocsol sasss ~ tas~re~s Dx w.rsoa
xgnzlle. . Pors~r - oe&aAes klu \ tAs
w.naE resa ~AAls ~ ~~us ~ es~s-
s@ks An~ EEc~G. wAs Asx asss~ss A..
rs.sed A~x sscsta4 fer go lssrAsy.
hy ae@x ~ s~s&. s~klAx Asr b, shs
srxz. I've sAA.asea sF kalASs os-ns ost
on fAs platform ! wszs - sss&k y yea
saxaopss - avol4 ras posss sie reosxa8tssn
Il Als wife. M Cr~wf<xs . ns1 vel
an1 hxEs ieaSsa ~ stzy ossr 1nsil ~
ncErow. hat yss e&n 80 sA alone
Esrss tAs isEtsx ana sAs sicksss. and
Asxes ssk1s r2oGsy foE yoaz sxpsAses.
Go 70 Niss CSzwfaFa ~ 0no~. sna
sse0 sPOs casa 4 ys1 oxsck tie blrd
and bsid ker u2tl We arrive. II Azy-
tang hsPpe1s III w1rs zee and sSsk IAs
message BEo1hsF. - as not ~ 4re1-e
<ny sasyacioas u the aizd of Mis- Ean4
shsale she chance 70 So II That's az.
/ guee<- Coca b.. slster Wo1t yea
shake hands Wei. have il A. ysa Ike.
Be soo1 - yoarself aaa look sharp
Tas bags ana travelling blankets were
hardy gathered up wke1 the bell rang.
the cry - AL aooArd~ was heard and
the train steamed ous q rhe depot
DR.. Watson called a carnage and or
dere1 the driver 70 take them 10 the Pal
msr honse
BY Way of sustaining his apprehen-
sons fo- the welfare sf Mr. Crawford.
who was N reality very much prosfrSted
from the fatigue of the soarnsy. the doc
tor conducted kin 10 the Turkish bath
and had him steamed. rubbed and rolled
until lie was nesrly dead he has to bs
carried 70 has room on 4 strstcher. whers
he remained throazh tho eutire week
Assssgs after message wa. wired 70
Miss Brown daring the week without
getting any answer ia rsply
Saddrnly ore day the tresohery OF the
woman as,hed through The doctor :
mind. aud a. dashsa OF a Dispatch. and
narEin- q ''rash hs carried Il doe- -
the rot a3s - Fhe hotvi
Tie ,spsfch va addressed a. Lea.ss
Neville u read:
"CoH al o2ce. Your rsih-r IS sria..
"bE HArs3s
f. 49,. ..r
Telegram-herald., 1890-10-26

~Ysu Aavs sod q. ny deer Martha"
s.Becsase yoa can stand such All infer
nal iot Il heat. I've seeu something 81
Hf~ and people. hus I never met n Great
ure wfsboas feathers or fur who could
stand - mach roasting ss you can aud
ros &c scoTched. Do you know, l some
tirrles think that you lived IN Hsdes BE-
fore ron came 70 earth. for You srs GER
tsinlv Ne msss arep<oot young woman
In my tnne
MIS- Brown rose 10 . sitting posturs.
strsaahtsoed out her skurSs. threw ous
corner Of ths ftne rug over her feet snd
ltneess. snd lytrx down again turned her
ewes % the hre and covered her face
vita Der arm 60 shut out The demon gazs
shat made hsr soul wTttae.
without haeing hsr silence Watson
blew eat some desiea5e rings of Hnoks.
II wish yoa were not 81 prudish,' he
said Il Hscs sha isce RIFLES of your skirt
hettrr thau that ruz. They remind ne
nf the rsrl rasrried in Chicago"
THAT wss your tnird VIE, wasn't -
sise said verCnousiy.
"wsl. rsally. Msstie. % sel you he
trukh. 7 ilyc't remember her number, but
new th.s vou betrsy some evidences K
rasiopsllun. have Hetis rlatteT 20 tax
sAsut hat VIII interest Tou.
.Yozr truaas mistress aas gone vest,
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