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The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-12
Late Importations.

Byrne Floyd & Co., leading Wholesale
and retail druggists of The Dalles, have,
in addition to other lines of goods, Just
opened splendid stock of combs and
brushes. You should inspect these
goods before purchasing. 2-24-dtf
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1892-03-12

CT. PETERS CHURCH-Rev Father BRoNs-
y GEEsT Pastor. Low Mass every Sunday at
A. n. High Mass at 10:3o A.M sNe8pefs at
7PM. -s<ast p - I
A DVENT CHRIsTIAN CHURGH.-Preaching
"a In the T. M C. A. rooms every Sunday at IL
after morning service. J. A Orchard pastor. : :
CT. PAUES CHURCH-UnionE Street, opposite
- Fifth. Rev. Eli d. Sutcliffe Rector: Services
every Sunday at IL A. n. and $50 r. n. Sunday
School9:45 A N. Evening Prayer on Friday at
1880 -
ENIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Rey. o. D. .TAY-
e LOB, Pastor. Morning services every Sab
School Immediately after morning services.
Prayer meeting Friday evening at Pastors resi-
denee Union services in the court house at 2
CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH-Rev W. c.
~ CURrIss PASTOR. Services every Sunday at II
A. N. and Z P. N. Sunday School after morning
service. Strangers cordially invited. Seats free.
NJ E. CHURCH-Rev. A C. SPENCER, pastor
Nls Services every Sunday morning. Sunday
School at 12 20 O'Clock P. N. Acordial Invitation
is extended by both pastor and people to ALL
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14
BLACK OAK.

Weather tine and some Of tic
machines have STATED, which sounds
Ike harvest Is drawing near
Miss Rays, Of Memphis, was visit
ING friends in Black O,t!, last week
Johnson Bros. star:cJ to kansa.
wish t:loiS II.reeiiin:5 'la;!ii2e, Mon
day.
Misses Fannie and OIeya Miller
of i<ahoi,a, are visiting ;hejr uncle
JOS. Mailer and otEe: reIatiycs til:
week
Miss t.aaie Davidson is visiting a
! Ea.lnlla the guests Of Misses Mar,
! anb Frankie Klanfnrd
| Miss Laurie Pitcher, Of Clark Co.
is visiting at Mrs. Spcncers this week
! Rev Eanfro filed his regular
appointment Sunday,au,i viii COZ
tinue another ,Ycar.
OMEGA DELL.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14
Pubic Soeak,ny.

Prof. II T Na;iox, ii Polk coEn
". viii lecture on the farmers :nl
i:sbofeTa PLATFORM 40 :..io;}lc;i At s.
Louis. ~ >l.y following t.la2s; ans
places ~ ;Eaney :..:t,nul ilpu>2..; uiy
-. II, Doa@lf,ut. saturday, AZ :;
O'Clock p. III. july l|t!l: bible Grove
Saturday night, July IGch. Barker
ci,oui house. Jefferson tUwnsHip
July 18th; Lowe s,.hoo! Ao,.se, Fri hay
July 10Th. CDx school hnuse, Jul,
1o.h; Eallit. school house. tiill"i
township, Jniy 2I,t; Grow school
house, July - |; HYDE school housc
Saturday. .':l!y % Friendship sc;.ooI
house e, Saturday, July -.
III appointments to lie at ) ,c!ocl,
al night, eNcep: Hyde a. J T. IL. Tbs
friends of.poiltica! reform will sec ,o
Arranging for house and lights Let
ali attend. as Professor ,,i;,s.ux under
stands the business aM,! is Il fine 1aiser
Come one. come AL au<i ;icar the
doctrine. All free.
BY order OF TIL
taNN;TT:E
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14
From Hazeiyt.l
Omega DELL

After quite silence we will give
YOU few items:
Farmers are all very busy rs
harvest is here
The celebration ut Towards Grove
was a success and for we'll behaved!
gathering cannot be beaten.
Mrs. James Patterson died last
Saturday, after Il long illness, leaving
Il husband ard several children to
Mourn her death. The bercaved
family has the sympathy of all.
II. W. Swank took trip to tilt
nort!, part Of the county the last OF
the week. Henry will teach school
the coming winter where he Old last
Let everybody attend the speaking
at Bible Grove, July 10th.
Rober; Johnson and Harry Smoot
left or a harvesting trip, for CLARK
county, last Monday morning.
MoEE Anon.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

The New official, OF The Clark
''onnty Union are as follows: Chas.
Dyer, president, }. 7. i.au@i.lin, vice
president; i, g. Woodward, secretary
u, i. Hamilton, Treasurer; }. ". Lips.
lecturer; c. y Crow. assist;n: iectur
e.: l.. S. 6rotileftou, chaplain; Lem
Cooke, right steward; l. Dorsey, left
steward; {. Zimmerman. outside
guard; Manson Ash, inside guard;
JAS. q. SAMSON, sergeant at arms;
J, \. Porter, business agent. +. 3.
Woodward was elected to represent
CLARK county III the state convention
1t 'ertia Springs, in johnson county
u August.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14
TTITHDAT. JT!.T Il.


TUt-EDAT. july /
IA class pacing. parsed s!''0.-
Prince i,oscjfcrry, Leu NJ, Daxte!
Power. R)srwa;cr, Lady LiH.be',
Tuhy EigiE.
-, class trottin::, p /" :i5o -
.AhA.i,ai Chief, Dv. Franklin, Jr.
Winnie ". Fay Edwards, Prize
Albert
Twv-vear Old class :rotting, pars,
SlcU. 1iaxy T.. S;,ongmoAt, Walker
5, Josephine. Pledge, Ben Hun.
FRIDAY. ICLT -.
30 class trott!nc, purse sl"u. -
Rlci!icu, Charley Gibbiri, Lura t.
iIorker, lIamDletonian, Darsa;l Wi:ks
Crossman.
2:4o class tro;ting. purse s!a0-
Lubina. Mona, Konie, Billy Black
buru. Princess Ali, Robert T.. Fanni,
z. Harry Nelson.
Frcc-for-s,Ii trot, purse Sl5o--,;ili
| boIei, !I:,;l,i ). NJ, i, VI. T., AIcail
Trumpct.r.
Ere, for-al! pace, purse sla0-
M,sl,.i.s l.. Daisy C., Kit Carson, D,vi
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

-
l.:r;;.. !; ::;<sx;--, ...s.~ess in yss':s
- X, &: liz. ~, . g, a=.:.:.: Ike
asked, "wheE viii the n,at,siI!s 81
society tcasa their places" The 'i,i,c
has ccu.at st last their eyes ;;>
opercd' They will 10 longer submit
30 having educated men, who make
:. study Of law. look after their Affairs.
Have they not given that expert
men: Il fair trial? If it was not
satisfactory, it would hc best rot 20
have = repetition. T. G. suggests
plan for the farmers SO that he
seems to think! they can haze enough
money to pay their taxes. [ am
able, physically to carry swill to
swine. milk the COWS, etc etc. now
,,at there is IN end to Ill human eli
DURANGO We are among tue number
% these who do no. feel disposed to
waste our precious lives, toi'ing day
in and dag out. TO support those in
whom we misplaced our confidence
aud trust, and who to-day have op-
pressed US to the utt1r:nost But if
the power of oppression remains in
the bands of those il whom il has
been placed, the l:I.ollng classes vii!
soon 'ye unable, i;nanolaiiy, to own
the cow or swine We infer that t.
c. thinks work and plenty Of it, is
I'll the farmers need Just so he has
money enough to pay his taxes and
meet his obligations. I. {. thinks lie
(the farmer is getting along nicely
Il is work. farmer, work! We don |:
want YOU to spend Hour means Il.
enjoying, educating OK fetAin., Your,
self w, YOU hive no time for suc..
rnjry,ntnt Now that >culnS tn he
lie way /. I. views tIlc matter Il
YEA ran say, stick 10 yoHl party
# vu;.r are i Democrat OF :. i.cpah!l-
c:tn Suppose farmer, Shouts; form
s.au!.> ,;ui!ss, Rs 10 capitalists, WHAT
eilcryl. to tie intelligent man ii to
day villa. the result wonid he. Bat
is that one Particle worse than the
,:..,>i:U!i:,i> wuultt do Us i they ha.;
tie ci,tucr. They are surely u,ln:,
all the :ucan, iii tle!r power. bribery
;jrbeu, hence they bride others TO
deceive those who are too honest to
he hrii,e.' Can you ne deceived
after reading carefully the disgu:-un.
platform adopted by the minneapolis
and Chicago conventions and cOmpar
ing .iseia with the Platform adopted
by The Peoples party, Nj. I. c.
says Sec should have lived fifty Years
ago. Why? We look around us and
see many improvement IS On old ways.
We have many advantages to-day
that were Nc, thought OF & half cen;ul,
ago. Instead Of living at that 'iEe
t:lln!; il wUuiu lie better TO live to-day
ais; u maze this :,n eica. 10 iifty
years aGo il. o:c respect al ltasl, an;i
that honesty.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

Jas. uatlc, oycrseer. las been at
work Oh TIE road leading to The fair
ground the past week: and transform
Ell All almost impossible road into a
tirst-c.ass drive MI !la;:c used a
Western grade. Oh this work and cut
adltc" in Il clay hill! side twelve inches
deep at one cat, leaving TIE dir3 Oh
top OF the ditch ID IA evcn row We
hope all other reads leading into
Memphis vii. oa graded up III grand
shape before in;:ny days. The town
Of Memphis Is IS much concerned! in
good roads as are The fathers and the
matter shor!d he pushed.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14
Noti-e,

Commencing july i1,i,, trains No
, ant! ) viii .,y .ui, is Sunday trains.
Round trip ''c'.eto vii DC suy,;
<c:,st bound only} al ail sta;:''.. al
one fan :or rou:ld 'sip for distances
OF th:r,y-iour niles iii more: for
-hor.er distances, n;tc and one t!sif'i
t;,se.' Rate, when based on distance
less tian lAi:tr-tos: ttiie-, nst e.
exceed: 81! 'i'i>n'-2 w:,. tie l::.:,e;;
to date II sale ai.l III. lcr no cs,"uni-
stance, viii tiot he honorci on
other train, OK inlt; extended! or ticket
redeemed, C. y DEWEY, ACT.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14
". Il. MooRE. Com.

The Memphis. Mo. brass band wbl,-ll
did mnch to entertain the Iii crowd
at keOkuS on the 4:h. was rendered
more famous by the wonderful statute
of its drum major who stands six feet
and good many inches in his pintal
looms and il straight as a telegraph
pole. The truiiy wires of the stree:
car iine were raised for his :.ccomulo-
da;ion.-Hiiton, iowa. Herald.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

There was II fair Attendance at tbs
Weaver and Fields ratification meet
ing here Saturday, not wit!lstan.i1.y
OIL three days notice WIS given ami
through this paper which lid not reach
many subscribers until that date.
.. ID, Jones failed TO uut in al
appearance, bit the COVE, was pleas
anl,y entertained hy all accoui.t Of
Tie Cnaha convention from Sol
Alien and John l.. Tenant. to-c' liei
with = shor; speed, ny Prof i'a:'ox.
WHO is nov canvasing the c,u:.tv.
Two little girls of Nj and ,iv5. J. l..
Tenant sang SOM Tat Was loud!,
applaGlci Muc.i enthusiasm. va
manifested over tie nominations 81
| Weaver and Field.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

james Young. Of this countv, tells
Of Il little incident that happened /.
mira iii the early days Of the '.iatc I'M
p!casa'!tne>o that is interc.;in. jus,
1t this time ut least lir. YOUNG lad
enlisted III company along with
james g. Weaver, Of Bloomfield,
Iowa. Bot. were high priv,,cs in
iiic rear rank. \ difficulty arose
between item and q fist ;iIht was
ahoat L. take place when il wa.
settled Before the regiment wu,t
south, Weaver was l:.,ic !icuttu:,,.t
ANA kept o4 being promoted and
VIXEN that conflict ended was a hri,a-
der general. Uncle ..inu.ey YOUNG.
now tells If Weaver and l.s difficulty
Ill Il Pheasant way a:.u expects 10 he'll,
his Oil at'yer5a:. II he presidency Of
the United States Ii is proi,.:,Ic
that General lin will rcin.nloaE. his
old cnen.y with 2 good fl. office.
soon after ;,ugt!r;;:ion on the 9Th ot
lcxt March
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14
Money MONEY. MONEY

IL ;uan money Oh :calestltt Sc,.u..-
ties fer five OF seven wears IL ai,ioune 5
to suit tic borrow
Loans closed and mrna. paid on
Tie sane day ti.al u,tcs an'! mortgage
is signed No ieia:,
Best and most ,!her:l! option II Iii,
borrower ever ntttyc;; -i!ao tl.G
lowest rate Of interest.
Call ana see me- A. H. pITlEIN
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

1t has come to our knowledge that
q certain person III Memphis, to EN-
u'ate the Carncgies III the east, made
The assertion that he wou!i not en-
p'oy any Of TIE local Knight; Of
Labor, hut had no thought Of orn-
demnirg the bankers dissertations,
trusts, etc. that meets to fix plans TO
roi, the masses. The iaboryrs here
should wake up and help down
Esonopolist;c rule before it is TOO late,
and thus prevent the bringing in to
this locality All army OF P!nk.rtor 5
thugs to coerce them into takin:, tie
wages offered.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

Our Black Oak correspondent com
plains that Der items are not publish.
ed the week that they are sent. Til.
trouble i, due to The mails or some
other ca;lse. All communications re
ceived here be Wednesday noon Is
always published.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

Considerable change will take place
on the east side Of the square with
business firms. The remnant stock
has been Transferred from Tie south
east corner buiiding to the pitki.l
block Gil the north SIDE. Then the
room thus made vacant viii be fitted
up IN grand style and occupied ~
Er;.s,dcnh"rs & Eammon!'s grocery
store This firm will enlarge their
stock. The room now occupied Dy
Brandcnbur5 & Hann ond will be
fitted up for a meat market by Geo.
N',,I--.r
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14
E,'1kn.I1ps' t1S:{>S.
THURSDAY. JULY il, 1852.
LOCAL BHSViTlES.

LOCAL BREVTlES.
To morrow will he keotul> day a;
Tie RACES
Hon r. p. ellis will speak IL CORR
| tomorrow
Wanted all kinds Of small f,nit y.
J. H. Watkins.
Born in this city to Nr. aud Mrs
Ed George, a boy.
Jas. Courtney has accepted Il Pc
siion in the Elite Bakery.
VIII pay hest prices for al kinds
| small fruit NJ J Il. Watkins
| For liv nets. busters. fine harness
and saddles. call at i. SimonTs
Notice the change n, Murphy i
| Milier's advertisement this week
! Epworth League viii DC held II
, the NJ. T.. Church. south to night
For turf goods and ANYTHING in the
harncs Shop Iiae, call at 4, S'mon :
Encourage the Driving Cub hy at
tending the races to-day an:. <, ii:or
row.
Mrs. Julia VickcrS, Of New Sharon
Iowa, is visiting her sister, Mrs Dow
Nuckoiiss.
Mrs. t. L. Combs returned this
. week from visit with relatives i'll
Hannibal
Farmers can buy harness cheaper
at \, Simon diam anywhere else III
TIE county.
SCI. >our truit t. J. Ii. Watkins
for cash and buy your goods sEer,
you please.
Pete DrrIc. an n,,;-,:In" printer 81
Memphis, retained licme here sic!,
saturday night
Miss Maud NarGr:css, Of t;,rra!toi,,
is s'=iting Der friend. Miss Clara
Mills thi,, vec:,.
Josej,h Fowler, VIM. Gale AMI J..
Drunlnoirl are among our new sub
>cllb|rS this week.
The Conyer5 peor.@s party c!uI'
ratified the nominations of Weav..
and Field Friday, night.
The Sadie Raymond company Is
giving splendid entertainments At tie
Opera House this week.
Leave orders for farm machiner,
repairs with +. NJ. i'auill. one door
west Of \. =. natter.oil's store.
City scales in complete repair.
Give perfect satisfaction. at L. Ii.
!.owion : northeast curncr square
Call On Ell Sumcylin for brown and
white icghcrn eggs for setsillS. lie
has imported stock. and tney are iine.
Over thirty Odd Fellows from this
city attended ihc funeral ceremonies
Of c!la5 ". Mearyhew AZ k;hoka,
Monday.
Commissioner Moore returned from
The state training scii0o. last :$.,t.ir-
day and reports, the great success Of
tia: institution.
Money to loan on both city ausl
country property, lowest rate Of
interest, promptly closed Up. Sec
q. II, Lawton, ST.
Prof. II. y. Hpl-tlon. f:um Ne
hraska, has accepted Il position in
the Business College rs Instructor Of
band and orchestra music.
James Rush. Of Miller township,
called ut this Cfiice. Friday. and re-
ports the political reform movement
growing in his nci- l,horI,oo'l
There is an effort i,;n1 n,a,ie liz
some Democrats to get up a candidate
in their party in opposition to the
goose bill statesiiian-t .ris:y.
!. H. Connolly has purchased the
Black bliss line and transfers people
to ANY part of Che city. Orders CA.
be left 1t tl.e Memphis House.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

e. W. Baird and J. NJ. Nar:in!alc.
of Milton, Iowa, were in this city last
Thursday. These gentlemen nigh.
he advocates of true Jacksonia,l
principles if they had q chance.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

Tie local leaders Of Democracy
axe considerably worried because tht
fact has come to light that Che dele
gatin.. from this county were given
free tickets TO the railroad Democratic
judicial convention.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

Ti.~ 4. !. ts.af,:;, I,;!:.i;;s:x j., !.s,.,.:
! ,Us.i ,..,,"ts t,if. 49,. !. ....i:e l.:,,:f.
! tor !i,t cn,EilHos}ous clitce to be erected,
Tie pscsest year Tha trustees haye
purchased more ground on The north
OF the present lot and the material
Of the old viii nc used in the structure
ot the new building The old build
Jig was erected before the Wal, and
is III 4 good state OF preservation, bat
too small u meet the wants Of the
present congregations shat assemble
there. One could not help but see
sadness ii ,h:- faces Of all who attend
ed Worship there last >,;!,day when
notice Was given tLat the old building
would he To il down and MANY eyes
rested ;stlsttnnsts.y on some part of
the historic structure, 70 doubt. to
Impress GA The ia!nd for after wears
how the Old house looked. The Opera
House viii probably Ire used by
the NJ. rs. for Sunday school and
church purposes until Tie new build
! ing is completed.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

The number of steam whistles
heard three times Il day, makes tnt
city take On manufacturing air
Craiy's mills, Rces handle factory ai,,
the Novelty furniture factory.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

Wanted. at the Business College.
81 good reliable, industrious, boy to ru,
brands. WI! give tuition 10 the
RICH, boy free Of Charge. Apply d;
Once
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

Arrangements have been perfected
by the X. E's to use Recs Opera
House for Sunday school and church
purposes Until tlscir New huil.;in. is
! com .,ieiu.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14
Nervous Debility.

\ gentleman having h"cii cured nj Nervous
HroStrAtsen, seminal Weakness. tretn.it2Ta
Decay. aid all the evil effects ~ ca.,y in is
erection and youthful folly. IL anxious 20 rf.fjSe
known to Others the Simple ,ae;i.ol a. 81. =
CURE. To those Who wish. ff.3 will give him
their symptoms he vii! svnt, tree 10y ref arm
i's.i, copy oi lie tccic 50 successfully used
IT, his case.
Address. in confidence. JAMES w. PiNkNTT.
= ciar Street. AcT York. I'll
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14
Mrs. Thos tSrt:,dw. ,fpr Nr=

Mrs. ThOs. Bru;dwater. Mrs. S. NJ.
SmitL, and Mrs. Dr.. Murphcy left
mere, Monday, for Montana, where
they will visit relatives and friends
several weeks.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

The ladies' ot TIC ~ Il Churcl. VIII.
serve ice cream and cake III the court
house park Saturday afternoon aud
e,anin. at fifteen cents per di5;l. Ice
cream sold b. Q'larities at fifteen
cents pcI :,ias Or twenty five cents per
ct,art
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14
Waa:et, LuH7be.!
PARTICULAR NOTICE.

The county ctnsGa! committee anal
candidates Of the ;.":;!vs parry IL
Scotland co;intv All: Requested l.;
meet IN .:ieln:,;::;;., ~. Saturday, r'l!>
10th. Important business 70 transact.
THoS BH0AnW krER. Chairman.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

Life insurance. obtained III the hcSt
companies iii The United States. Syn
feitaitic after thGce annual Payments
or it will be carried two Or three year.
with out any payments in case o.
iuahil;:, to pay, i,:vidc:,is ever,
yea: can he applied on payment q.
premium. Gall Gu George II. Law
ION : =
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

J, !. n.;rna; is the agent OF the best
Worlds Fair look that la been
published, aa'i anyone wishing 10 i,,-
come posted on lac greatest expo
2tion si,onii order Il copy Of him. Il
Us also q complete history Of America
from The !i;.se ot discovery up to The
present dale
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

List OF unciain,.;i letters rn:nHi.i
ing in the pnstoiiice az Mcmpi.s
July 18th. 1892. Mrs. L. d. Ne
Canuiess. n. J. Gleason.
L. NJ. CowE,L. /. II.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14
+. ". LOWELL. I


Strayed from pasture near STA!
Town. small roam cow. ! years old
Suitable reward given.
Louis X. DrNS.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

See that you bring your Oil school
! books and get them exchanged next
week
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

Eipans Iablles cure 1y&peo il,
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14
!. G..


The following are the entries foi
the last two days Of tie Memphis
races:
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14

I tWNirI SE.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1892-07-14
HENRY I. COX,

Collections attended TO promptly. Loa',
lla.ia on E;cai Estate. c:eec "i.h j. -. S'ils}o'
over Citizens Rank.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-01-02
One Better.

People in the waiting room Of the De
troit, Grand Haven and Milwaukee
depot We're more or less interested the
other afternoon in the conduct of mid
die aged couple who were evidently very
much in love- As they sat together on
a seat the man had his arm around f1er
waist and she leaned confidingly on his
shoulder. The depot policeman might
have looked at them rather sharply as
he passed through the room, FOR soon
thereafter the man came outside and
queried:
'Do you remember me?'
"Can't say that | do" replied the Off
Ger after a careful scrutiny.
Il was in here last summer on an ex-
cursion."
Yes"
Had a girl with me-giri with long
5urls and a white dress"
Eyes"
''She was a widows daughter and had
forty acres of land in her own name"
Il see."
THAT was the best could do at the
time, but that's the widow and mother
inside, and she owns the rest of the farm
and all the stock. I've gone one better,
and do you blame me fur kinder squeez-
ing around, even if folks do laugh at usy'
The officer assured him it was all right
and according to Hoyle, and he returned
TO business much relieved and encour-
aged.-Detroit Free Press.