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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

80 FAREWELL
Is RISEN OF OUR SHORE
We Wish YOu All
- A HAPPY NKw VAR,
PEACE PLENTY AND PROSPERITY ATTEND
Ba, before we forget PERM, rs to remind you tina,
FIFTEEN phSs
fis shifa E Z H.is sHqr E Efi5fi:
AZ he to,le s;i n, rtlicnloG.ly 70. figures;
Pine Sal Browa knriish Kersey overroats. worth
CaiIbels kersey ovsrco.ss. rral value els, marked
Bia- Ssiaehna overcoa,s err. So reduced 70 q. Al
Som, oysrSis II f,ss ,.,s z 20
Children CxPs Coat: 81 Il ~ IN n,s IVA re-
~ ss1 si l r%T co,ls5s ana Cuts regular retail pses
Fun Dress Coats. sik Lined Skirts. Vests TO MATCH
Plain BI@E cioth rroeh Goats, single and double
Harris Cashmere Suits, sacks and Frosks,
MEMS CASHMERE SUITS
Fine No. s Aisiys Ss T sss5ifs
Fine Aastrsiian sanitary Uad.Ts..r. pare eoesip.,
THREE Mini 80 s:sifs MI
ruEE iFPf PaYss L fyR s g, aestSrs
Numbered Shirts Reduced 20 bse. svsec..
Boys POLO Gays. 25c. and Sc. Reduced to loe
youths suspenders. silk smhroidsred and lsather
SsIs i fsdors Hats. e. sa2s, $3.50 Reduced to
'sSSH sszzs sSlSS "A rSS$AaP
TEN pEk ckST cLoTMISg House.
'sf s ~ 81 & e ossR f fsi - ave-
opa Saturday Until IL O'Clock Pm. ,Ai-in
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Eva Hamilton's Contest.

The trial Of the Robert Ray Hamilton will
case, in which Evangeline L. Steele, Mann o,
Hamilton seeks TO establish her claim TO,
dover in the decedent's estate, was begun
yesterday in New York before the surrogate
1t soon became evident that Evangelines owl
relations would be used to furnish evidenc.
against her claim. Counsel were present
representing the executors, Schuyler T
Hamilton. IT,, the principal legatee
the child, Beatrice Ray Hamilton, ant
W. Burr was called by the contestant to prov,
the marriage. The marriage was celebrated
he said, in Paterson, NJ, on January z, 1889
The contestants then rested, having made out ,
prima facie case. The executors called numcr
Gus witnesses TO prove that Eva was married tt
Josh Mana. The case was adjourned unti
Wednesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13
THE READING RAILROAD,
Annual Meeting of the Stockholders in Phil
adelphia.

Annual Meeting of the Stockholders in Phil
adelphia.
The shareholders Of the Philadelphia and
Reading Railroad Company met in Phila-
delphia yesterday. The Hon. Samuel s. VOL
verton presided. After the reading and the
adoption of the minutes of the last meeting the
annual report of the president and board Of
managers of the company to the shareholders
was read by President Mcleod himself
The reading of the report was greeted with
applause. and on motion of Richard L. Ash
hurst was adopted.
At the conclusion of the voting the tellers
announced that 787, 595 had been voted, all of
which were cast for the following officers and
board of managers: President, A. A. Mcleod;
managers, A. j. Antelo, Thomas Cochran, Geo.
De d. Keim. Henry G. Gibson, Thomas Dolan
and James Boyd treasurer. William A. Church;
secretary, William L. Taylor. After the an
nouncement Of the vote the meeting adjourned.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13
CITY AND DISTRICT.

E5-''Onward and upward is the motto of
TIE EVENING STAR. Onward in its extending
influence, upward in its circulation and adver-
Using business. The increase is q steady,
healthful one.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

THE STAR is the Largest paper
published in Washington, with a
general equipment and printing facil-
tiles three-fold greater and better than
those of any other Washington paper;
and, having the full Day Reports
of both the New York Associated
Press and the United Press, supple
nented by an unequaled service Of
Exclusive Special Dispatches from al.
prominent points in America and
Europe, it prints more and fresher
Telegraphic News than any other
Washington paper can possibly sup
ply, furnishing at the same time
greater amount and better quality OF
Local, Domestic and General Intelli-
genoe, and a larger quantity AID
higher grade of Original and Selected
Literary Miscellany than any papei
in the District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

A State Treasurer short Over oo4 900.
Little Rock dispatch says: Two experts
have been at work for some time upon the
books of State Treasurer Maj. Woodruff, and
last night one OF the bondsmsn IL reported a.
saying that they hxvc already discovered q
shortage Of S94,0 and are not yet through
with the work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13
sacrificed Her lac for Her c,othe..

SacFinceu Her Lie Tor Her CIOtheH.
Anna Kemfermann, q domestic in the family
of. K. Lynch OF Alameda, Cal, Sunday saved the
lines Of her employers by rescuing them while
the house was burning. but was herself burned
to death. She discovered the fire, got every
one out and then foolishly she returned TO save
her clothes. The door fell in.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13
Furious Blizzard i'm Illinois.

Dispstches from southern Illinois state that q
regular blizzard prevailed Sunday in thatparto of
the state. Anna en- reports the heaviest snow
storm seen there for three years, the snow be-
ing over eight inches deep. Duquesne also re-
ports o depth Of eight inches. As IL has been
very dry for some time in that section Of the
state, the snow viii be Of very great benefit.
and especially TO the wheat crop, which now
promises to be good.
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RAILROADS.
CREsAPEAkE AND OHIO RAILWAY.
Schedule m efect January 4. ls1.

ccncoule IN eEe<1 January \. lsSl-
Train. leave Union pepo,. oh and y streets. 1851
NopieS daily HSs a Old FOi n, a s M
and Norfolk !. So Pm
yyiss,nis Sss, Nin,in,s: ksntGcaS ans c,ncnasit
IL . ffsHai NJ. S:ssiSsis Limited. daily. SOLID
san S,sh na . run psf for ss
ington and Louisville. Pullman Cxrs open -
'' >''' ~ Il W. FULLER
,yl2-a General R.Sssn.er Asent
u edmond AND DANNIII.E RAILROAD CO.
~ schedule in eneSt JANUARY 4. iSn
Al trains leave and arrive at PennsyvAna pa~-rnre'
;, so m:-D.ily for cup-p-- charlottesville, s,a
kSssy Mount bsnyie, erps s SS Raists. asss
VILE Charlotte. Columbia, AiNen. Augusta Atlanta.
.oTn,a Pullman sserS iori % liisiis s sai f1
man sleeIer Atlantis TO New Orleans Pullman sleser
s;sspsss w.s.;netcn % oinfSna,i va q ana o Eoae
road Tor Roanoke. Bristol Knorsdie chat.anSosa and
the SOUTHWEST
vestituiei iimitsd tse,@ Nashin ns sSa n,.sn
co:nio.e entirely Of Pullman cars. whih eIrs
ond day. Consult time table Tor s.oIs
30 p mapsiy, EXCEPT sanlsy. for Manassas
pa.r seepr e Memphis f. Ls y. spSs sr ,n
n 40 p.m;-westen ExIress daily fes Manassas,
Pullman vsssibuie iran wssSsns,os !, c nS;nn,,a
with Pullman Sleeper Tor Louisville.
=, ll:20 D. N southern Express daily for Lynrhburr
panville. hsleigh, Asheylie Charlotte, Columbia,
Aug usta. AIKEN Atlanta. Aontxolaary New Orleans
Texas and CALIFORNIA. Pullman Nestiule Car Nasinr
ton to New Orleans Via Atlanta and AoniroI B-ry
Pullman sleeper WASHINGTON 70 Asheyille and Hq
SPRINGS. n g. via salisbury. Also NAsllin,stcn Il
Augusta via Charlotte and Columbia
Trains on Washington AMI Ohio division leave Wash,
tngfon $50 a. NJ. daily 6sb dsily and a. D. IN
daily. except sunday, returning arrive MAsnirsrtor
s:.O An. and o:so pm. G.i.y and 90 O. IN. daily
Through trains from the south via Charlotte. Dan
vile ana iy ir;l.lr arrive in WASHINGTON 6aaS m
~ =, a. II. and - Il. n. via East lOnne.rec Brs.a
and Lynchburg 3 ii, p m ana 80 D m Vim te =.
peake and OHIO route and Clarottrsvile at A. n N,
q
Tickets. Sleeping car reservations and information
furnished and balrra3e checked at ofnre, 1870 P-nr
- Nana ave Snd At passenger station fennsyiyani
jA3 JAS l. TAYLOR. Gen. Pass Ascent.
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Decided In Favor OF /. Dsnocr.s.

The SENATE committee ON elections Of the In
diana legislatnre decided last night to repor,
today in favor Of McHugh (dem.) }, who h con
testing the seat Of Senator Osborne Of Tippe
canoe county. The senate viii then stand
dsmosrats, IS; republicans, IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

TEE AMERICAN Eagle must hs Z gay Old blrd--
he b bald. II you doat want 70 be bald ne HalrI
Hair Rsnsver and you won't Be. Try T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13
Oldest!
LARGEST!
Cheapest!
Best /!
The Evening Star

The Evening Star
is the Oldest and most firmly estab-
lished newspaper published in the
District of Columbia, having won the
high position it holds in the conf
denoe of the people of Washington by
forty years of faithful and answering
devotion TO their interests, without
regard to any other influence or con-
sideration whatsoever.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

THE STARS circulation in the City
of Washington is more than three
times larger than that of any other
newspaper, and the number Of its
readers more than FIVE times as many.
1t is therefore in that (or even greater)
proportion the Best advertising med
Jun in the District. On this point
there is no ground for argument or
doubt, even. 1t is the common testi-
mony of the business community. and
generally admitted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

Being delivered at the homes of
regular subscribers for the trifing
sum of ten cents per week, THE STAR
is much the Cheapest paper published
in the District, quantity and quality
of contents being considered.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-01-13

GooDs Now Is SEASON.
POTTERY RICH CUT GLASS
AND BOWLS. all sizes
PORCELAIN. BON Bon DISHES.
DINNER. DECANIERS.
FISH. FLAGONs.
GAME. TUMBLERs.
SALAD CHAMPAGNEs.
AND CLARErs. VINES.
CREAM FINGER BOwLEs. 60 Pc
SITS. Fine PLATED WARE
FINE PLATES. and CUTLERY. all of the
EPERGNEs. hest class and at lowest
PUNCH BOWLS. prices.
SC. Sc
NV BEvERID6E.
d3-3m l0Oe Pennsylvania ave-
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-13

base cxhibbister OF low wax tlssers-yu
woolf in sleeps close" s. sow 4th.
Twas konfoozed. The konductor kun
to me s. sell the insultid parties wool
settle for $50. which l immejitly hawlea
out, {; ayane implored so,ne'ully tc
state WHARF l was prinsipully. 6; if ]
shood be thare IL crate while myself ct
things went ON rs they'd bin goin fur
sum time back. then axed if there was
emmy more Octoroons present, "becaw2.
se3 l, ''ef there is. let un cum along, fur
line in tho Octoroon bizniss." I then
threw my specterculs out of the winder.
smasht my hat wildly down over my
Ise. larfcd Enthusiastically & fell under a
sect. lay there sum time s. fell asleep.
drcalut Mrs. Ward g. tho twins had
bin car,id OFF by Ryenosserhosses s. that
Baldinsville had bin captered by army
of OctoroQps. When I awolsel the
lamps was II burnin dimly. The on.
prinsipuil Octoroon s. the miserbul man
in black close was gone. s. NIL of IL sud-
dent it lasht orc my blane that lde bin
swindiil.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-13

Inc cAs.A.. AZ leAlaIe luen ..->~..~.. .--e
frantlcly by the arm and lie ilered:
You air mine, y you air nline!:
Scarcely" l sed. endeverin to git
loose from her. but she chung TO me and
sed:
You air my Afinerty!"
what upon arth is that?" I shouted.
"Dost thou not know!
mo, dostent"
"Listin man. & I'll tell ye!" scd the
strange female: for years l hav yearD-
ell for thee. l knowd thou vast in the
world, sumwharcs, tho l didn't know
WHARF. Ny hart sed he would cum and
took courage. lie has cum-he's here
you air hi,n-you air my Aflinerty! q
it's too mulch! too rautch!" and she
sobbed agin.
YES" answered, II think it is a
darn site too mutch!"
"Hast thou not yearned for 1nc: she
yelled, ringin her hands like IL female
play ac.er.
Mot yearnr' beller;l at the top OF
my voice, THROWN her away from me.
The free lovers who was standin round
obsarvin the scene co,nmerst for to hol.
Ter shame" beast" ctsettery, ctsett.
cry.
Twas very mulch rilel, and fortifyin
myself with u spare tent stake, | addrest
them rs follers: "You pussylaIermus
critters, go way from me and take this
retchid woman with you. I'm law
abidin man, and believe in good, old
fashioned institutions. am marrid &
my orfspriugs resemble me if am a
Snowman! think your Affinity bizniss
is cussed noncents, besides bein out
rajusly wicked. Why don't you behave
desunt like other folks? Go to work and
earn u honist Twin and not stay round
here in this lazy, shiftless way, pizenin
the moral atmosphere with your pestif.
rous idees! You wimin folks go back to
your lawful husbands if you've got any,
and take OFF them skanderlous gownds
and trowsis. and dress respectful like
other winiin. You men folks, cut orf
them pirattercal whiskers, burn up them
infurnel pamplits, put sum wes!suts ON,
go to work chopin wood, splittin fence
rales, or tillin the sile." Iporcd 9Th my
:ndignashun in this way till got out Of
breth, when l stopt. l shant 30 to Der.
lin Hites agin. not if live to he as old
as Methooseler.
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AMONG TIE FREC LOVES.

WOS>V 41AAS C0[AA AOSkkS.
lsoue queer people. calling themselves Free
Lovers. and possessing very original tjeas chouf
life and morality. established themselves a. Ger
lin Heights. In Ohio. few years snc.. Pubic
opinion was resistleaRly s9ainst them however,
and tho association was .oon dishaodedI
Some years ago ! pitched my tent and
onfurled my banner to the breeze. in
Berlin Hites, Ohio. l had beam that
Berlin Hites was ockepied by extensive
seek called Free Lovers, who believed in
afanertys and SIGH, goin back on thsi.
domestic ties without no hesitation
whatsomever.
I sot up my tent in q field near the
Love Cure, Us they called it, and bime.
by the FREQ lovers begun to congrcyate
around the door. A ornreer set / have
never sawn. The mems faces wcrc all
covered with hare and they lookt half
starved to deth. The wimin was wuss
than tho men. They wore trowsis, short
gownas. straw hats with green rib5i1,s,
and I'LL carried bloc cotton u,nbrelle:s.
Presently u PERFECTLY orful looSin
female presented herself at tho door
Her gownd was skanderlusly short and
her trowsis was shameful to behold,
She eyed me over very sharp, and
then startin back she scd, in u wild
voice:
"A!,, can it be-"
Which" sed l.
Yes, tbs troo, o t.; troo"
''l5 cents, marin" anscrd.
She lust out 4 cryin & sed:
''And SO l have found yon at ls;s.-,t
larst, o ut larst"
Yes" anserd. lyon have found INC
at larst. and You would hav found me at
fust if you had cum sooner"
She grabd me vilently by the coat col
lar, and brandishin her ulnbreller wild.
ly round exclaimed:
''.Air you u MANI"
Sec l, II think air. but if you doubt
it you can address Mrs. A. Ward. Bal.
dinsville, lnjianny, postage padc, & she
will probly give you the desired infor.
lnashun."
''Then thou ist what the cold world
calls marrid:"
MADAM. l istcst!'
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the same spring; our old mares both had
stars in their forreds; the measles trokc
out in both famerlies ut nearly the same
period; our PARENTS (Be:sy's and lnine)
slept reglarly every Sunday in the same
lneetin house, and tho nabers used to OBJ
sarve, How thick the Wards AMI Peas
leys ARR 1t was surblime site, in tie
spring Of the year, to see our scvral
mothers (Betsy's aud mine) with their
gowns pin'd up 50 thay couldn't silo EN-,
atfecsh:::c!tly Bilin so2e tosethe: q abooz.
il tho nabc-s.
Altho I hankerel intensity AFTER the
object Of my afecshuns I darsunt tell
her of the fires which was rain in my
manly Buzzum. ri try to do it, but
my tung would kerwollop up agin the
roof of my mowth s. stick thar, like
deth to deseast Afrikan or a country
postmaster to his ofiss.
Twas earn still nitc in Joon. All
mater was husht and nary q :effer dis
turbed the screen silens. I sot with
Betsy Jane ON the tense Of her farther's
pastur. We'd bin rompin threw the
woods, kullin Aours 8 driving the wood.
churck from his Nativ Lair $50 to speak,
with long sticks. Wall, We sot thar on
the tense, o swingin our feet two and
fro. blushin as red IS the Baldinsville
skool house when it was fust painted.
and lookin very simple. make no doubt.
My rite arm was ockepied in ballunsing
myself on the tense, while my left was
woundid luvinly round her waste.
l cleared my throat and tremblinly
scd. BETSY. you're i Gaselle."
You're n sheep"
Sez l. Betsy. I think very lnuchly OF
you."
Il don't b'leevo word you say-sc
there now cum
II wish thar was winders in my Sole"
sed l. $50 that you could see some OF
my feelins. There's fire enuff in here
sed |. strikin my buzzu-n with my fist.
Ito bile all the corn beef and turnips in
the naberhood. Vcrsoovius and the Crit
ter amt u circumstance!
She how'd her he'd down and com.
menst ch::win the strings of her sun
bonnet.
AR could YOU know tho sleeplis ,litos
| worry threw with on your account,
how whites has seized t., he attractiv to
me & how my Inns has shrunk up, you
wouldn't dowt me. Case on this wastir
form and these ere sunken cheeks
should have coItinnered on in this
strane probly for sum time. but unfort.
nifty lost my ballunse and fell owe,
into the pastur kersmash, tearin my
close and seveerly dalnagin myself CINE
rally.
Betsy Jane sprung to my assistance in
bubble quick time and dragged me 4th.
Then DRAWN herself NJ to her full hite
she said:
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-13
TIE CCTOROO:.

II is with no ORDINARY feelins of Sha-
grin s. indignashun that rite you these
here lines. Sum Of the hiest and most
lnarest feelins which actoate the humin
hart has bin tralnpt onto. The Amery-
can flag has bin OUTRAGED. I've hn nuss-
in u Adder in my Boozum. The fax is
these here:
A few weeks ago left Raldinsville
to 90 to N. Y. fur to git out NV damiu
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-13

IL won't llsteu to your noncents nc
longer. Jes say rite stratc out what
you're drivin at. If you mean gettir
hitched. In M
Iconsidered that air enuff for all prac'
tical purpusses, and We proceeded imlne'
jitely to tue parsons, s. was made that
very mite.
,Notiss to the Printer: Put some stars
here.)
I've parst threw many tryin ordeels
sins then, but Betsy Jano has been troc
as steel. BY attendin strickly to biznise
I've amarsed u handsum Pittance. Nc
man on this footstool can rise & and git
up 6 say ever knowingly inferred no mar
or wi,nmin folks, while all agree that
my Show is exalted by few and exceld
by none, embracin as it does u wonder.
full colleckshun of Twin wild Beests OF
Pray. snaix in crate profushun, a end.
:s,s variety Of lifc-size wax G:.5sgirs. &
the only tranc,l kangaroo in A1leriky-
the most amooa.I l.,t.r cuss ever intro
juced to discriMl,ns, in public.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-13
A llit Of Natural Philosophy.

A Dit of Natural Philosophy.
Visiting DISADVANTAGES. you have
good town here. but you're u long way
from the HUB.
New Yorker-That's why things move
faster over here.-Life.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-13
The Modern Method.

The Modern Method.
"Was their match q case of love ut
tirst ST.; .it::'
Not exactly. It was a case of mar
rage a.. FIRST 81 silt."-Puck.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-13

HARE are many affectin
ties which make mo banker
arter Betsy Jane. Her ia.
theirs farm jined our'n;
their cows and our'n
sOuencht their THIRST nj
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-13
WAX FIGURES VS.. SHAKESPEARE.

Mr.. Editor:
take my Pen in hand to inform yu
that Tin in Sool helth and trust these
few lines viii tiAl yu injoyin the same
blessins. WOOD also state that I'm now
on the su1nmir ka,npane. AS the Poit
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-13
inc crIote. inc erflotts
On the Swift rollii tied
An t.: x.oyir is free.

BlznlSS Is scarcely m1Ouun. DuI Dts !
maniye to pay for my foode and RAJ
ment puncktooally aud without no
grumblin. I'm travelin with tent.
which is better nor hirin hauls. My
show konsists of a serious of wax works,
snakes, paneramy kalled Grard
Movin Diarea of the War in tho Cry
near, komic songs and the Cangeroo,
which larst little cuss containers to kon-
drct hisself in the most outraius stile.
I started out with tho idear Of maxim
my show CRATE Moral Entertainment,
but I'm kompeled to sware SO much at
that air infurnal Kangaroo that I'm
Trade this desine will be frustrated to
some extent. And while speakin of
morality, remines me that sum folks
turn up their nosis at shows like mine.
sayin they is low and not fit to be patcr-
nized by people of high degree. Sirs,
manetane that this is infernul nonsense.
I manetane that wax fggers is moro ele-
vatin than awl the plays ever wroten.
Take Shakespeer for instunse. Peple
think heze CRATE things, but lzontend
heze quite the reverse to the kontrary.
What sort of sense is thare to King
Leer, who goze round cussin his dar
tiers, chawin hay and throin straw ut
folks, and lar6n like silly old koot and
making a ass ofhisself ginerally? Thare's
Mrs. Mackbeth-sheze a Mise kind of
woomon to have round amt she, put
tin old Mack, her husband, up to slay1n
Dunkan with cheeze knife, while heze
payin friendly visit to their house. O
its lilly moral, spoze, when sho larfs
wildly and seq. "gin me the daggers-
lie let his bowels OUT" or words to that
effeck-1 say, this is nwl strickly prop
per I spoze? That Jack Fawlstarf is
likewise immoral old cuss, take him
how ye may, and Hamlick is as crazy as
q loon.
But I must stop. At sum futur time
shall continner my remaks on the dramer
in which I shall show the varst superior.
ity of wax figgers and snakes over the
alter plays, in a interlectooal pint of view.
Very Respectively yures,
A. WARD, T. Z.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1891-06-13

so retchid-Im poor unfortunit Octo.
ROOM"
$50 larn. Yuro rather more Roou
than Octo, l take it," scd l. fur l neve,
seed II pulitzer gal in tho hull c:,loori,
time Of my life. l pittid the Nctoroo.:
from the Utmost recusses of my hart 6:
haw!el out so dollars kcr slap & told he,
to buy her old ,nuther us soon as poser.
hui. Seq she ''line sir mulch thanks, =
She then lade her he'd over onto my
showliicr & sed l was ''oll rats"
See Marin. I'm t.oo!y sirpri:ad."
Sez she, git out. Yurc the nicist oil
man I've seen yit. Give us anueher So!
Had 4 se!eck assortment of the most ire
'nc:ljions thunder5olts descended down
onto ne couldn't hav bin mere ta!siu
aOack. l jumpt up, but she ceased my
coat tales q in IL wild voisc cri,lc. NO.
lie never desart you-let us iii together"
See l. mot mutch we won't" and
'aade powerful effort to get ava from
her. This is plade out" sed, where.
upon she jerkt me back into tho sect.
Lego my coat. you scandaluss female"
roared, when she set up the most un.
arthly ye!lin and hollcrin you ever
herd. The p;sssinje~s s. the gentle.
munly konductur rusht to the spot. & ]
don't think l ever cxpsriunsed SIGH a
rumpus III the hull coarse of my natral
dase. The man in black close rusht up
to mo 6 sed "How dair yu insult nv
ncece. YOU horev heded va-:.hane. Yn,