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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-01
DIED.

STEWART. - On Tuesday morning,
Dec. 2o, 1891, at her home in Benton
county. near Albany, of consumption, Miss
Emma Stewart-aged 20 years. The de-
ceased was sister of Mrs Jos. Myers, of
this city, and has many friends who
will mourn her death,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-01

OAtA 86A /" q %
ButteE s5 cents per n,
Eggs. h6 cents per doz,
Potatoes, 90 cents per bushsl.
Lard, IL o II senSs par b,
Bas ssn-Hams, r. cents; sides, Ii cents;
shoulders, IL cents,
Beef on foot. 2 q 2k cents per 10
Perk, dressed, Q cents psr d,
Fisur, e6 per barrel.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-01

Go TO o { McFariand fos sI1Isry, hIr =
mess, whips, robes, sll kinds Of horse cloth :
ing etc etc.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-01
The ladies Delighted.

The pleasant effect and the perfect safety
with which ladies may use the liquid fruit
laxative, Syrup Of Figs, under all conditions,
make It their favorise remedy. II pleasing
to the eye and to the taste, gentle. yet
effectual in acting on the kidneys, liver and
bowels.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-01

The KEY TO SUccEss.-Tha: is what
We all want. IL isn't luck, for there is no
such thing. 1t is principally being care
tul about small things, for instance, the
buying Of the best quality of groceries,
fruits and produce for family use, at the
smallest cost. This counts in the long
run. Those who deal with Conn Hend-
hcson report bargains both In quality and
price. They also have fine line ofcrock.
cry ware, toys, etc, suitable for the
holiday trade, which 1t will pay the public
to-call and see before buying.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-01

A hne line Of crockery ware AZ Conn
Hendneson's.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-01
Letter List.

Following Is tho list Of letters remaining
in the post Office at Albany. Linn county,
Oregon, Dc 20, 1891. Persons calling for
these letters must give the date on which
thew were Advertised
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-01

In the Cirert Court Of tie State OF Oregon
for the County Of Linn.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-01
RIAL ESTATE SALES.

Matilda Brannlng and hus 90 NJ
Kelly. 65 acres in d l. O OF i q
OIucer, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, i2Du
VIM Bassett ct ux TO w u rratt,bl
2, T. Hayes A, Halsoy ...... 400
nj Ralston ct ux 10 II Myers,
li.75 acres In RS 4th A, ,Leb, 1702
u Il Forbes to Lilly r. Porter, IA
acres in tp IS, R4w........ 1900
A HAckleman 10 Amsnda Long,lot
3 and T. = of lot 2, bl 10, lis
4th A, Albany ny.....,.......... 22b
otho A Hall ct ux to w Il Kelly,s7
acres In secs II and i4,tp II, $
R2w....,.......,..''...... i74O
Willamette Real Est Co to Caleb
Gray. lot o, bl O, and lot 4, bl
q, Halsey ....,....... 100
w r Kirk to Julia A Kirk, 8 acres.
Brownsville. ....,.,.,...,....,
u $ TO James Sanderson. 46.65
acres, sec I, tp II, sR2w. Patent
t6777
Dulsena Ridgeway TO Sarah +
Coleman, II acres near Leba-
] Wallace eiux to + Brown. lot q
blk ,, liiatt's add 10 Lebanon 100
NJ Fuller 10 VIM II Davis. parcel In
- % " ~ st' sss'... HsssasssrsE j
Gabrial Long etux to /: wigle.
,;o acres In sec s, PISS Ra
" srs4s.ssaasat.sF s.s4sss.44s 400
d Goldsmith and ] \ Teal 10 II
Wigle, 100 acres In tip u. S z
w 400
X Kirkpatrick aud wltc lo John
MeIn,ire, 10, J, blk J. Ks srd
add. ................, -. 100
Elmer Minton to ] II Whedbc. :63
acres In tpi3. = X ) W.. 1880
DulSena = Ridgeway TO w & Peter.
son, 40 acres In d l. c of jas
Rldgeway commemorate. iso
] II Robh and wife 10 K a Stafford
lots and 7, blk 9 IN lIslsry... s3sI
Total salcs. ...............t 5j5s
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-01
SHERlEES SALE.

Ia the Circuit Court ofthe::State cf0regOa fo'
ihe County OF Linn
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-01

HOLIDAY GcoDs.-A hns line OF holi
day goods may be seen at e L Black
mans. His plush goods particularly are
fine. embracing variety of handsome
articles, which should be seen by all buy
ing holiday goods. After a prosperous
season the citizens of Linn county will
deshe to present their friends with the best
TO be obtained. Mr. Blackman can accom-
modate them with as fine line OF holiday
goods as is to be seen anywhere.
A sHoE IrEM.-s EYoung has just re
eeived large stock OF shoes, for men,
women and children, including particu
larly fine line of school shoeS The
best makes in the market can be found
in his shoe department.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-01
9 q 3 .

a very appstizing T,
A verJ surprising T,
wing, net wasting
Beautiful tasting
Ver' fns hsvored 7,
And lsTge and choice stock Of groceries.
fruits and bak ed goods, at Parker Bros. A
food resolution Is never 10 buy without frat
giving them q call.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-01

Just received new and opened for refill .
Q z Brownell's the following
Chow Chow.
Cooking MolEsses,
Pickles in vinegar,
Salt Herring,
Salt white fish,
Salt salmon.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-01

The Eugene Baptist church has issued
a call to Rev r M Rabb, OF Rochester.
N Y. He is young man and is well
recommended.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-01

Fresh crisp celery at Allen Bros.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-01

FOR bargains IN monuments, headstones
etc., goIto e w Aohison& Co, albany, Oregon
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-01

AUaysTAvE ABRAHAM, Plaintiff,
va.
EGGRRT EGGERS, Defend dant.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1892-01-01
SnERlFFS SALE.

Sheriff of Linn county,
By G E SCOTT, Deputy.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
RCSOlUTIONS.

Ata regular meeting of Grover Post,
No. lsi, Department IL Maine, q. A. ",
IA. follosing resolutions we're unAnl.
mously adopted;
whereas. 10 view 10 the loss which No
have al sustained by the de,ease % our
comrade. and 10 the stlll greater los.
sustained by those nearest and dearest
TO him. therefore b. II
Resolved, That Ne deeply mourn ths
sudden aud unexpected death Of our
comrade, Edgar q. Adams, aud that We
extend Ia the widow aud family our sim
CIR, and heartfelt sympathy In their
great bereavement, for ~e can truly say
Of him that he served his country faith.
fully In tim. ~ her greatest need. wa.
a true husband aud father, an oblixing
neighbor aud good citizen.
Resolved, That these resolutions he
.pr.sd on our records and . copy sent
Ia the family of our si.cessed comrAsle
aud one 10 our county papers.
W. Z. rowLE, c.m,,,,,..
II. l.. EASTMAN,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
SUPREME JUDICIAL COURT
Mn TEKN. l.9a.

The Man term % court opens at Psri.
this rus-tay morning, Jadg- Walton
presiding. The following y-nlrr. for
traNsrse Juror. have b..n returned;
Ernest VI. Walker. Bethel.
stephen Taylor. Byron.
Augustus Noycs, Greenwood.
Amos :. purkis. Hartford.
Hiram Mem. Hebron.
ison n. Tyler. Mason.
Edgar whitman, Newry.
N. =. FLINT. Norway.
Oscar v. Bsrrows, Paris.
Charles II Eidlon. Porter.
william llersey. Waterford.
Vim. :. Davis, Woodstock.
The Nav term IL usually short. aud
there !. no r,s.on a. anticipate that this
term will b. any EXEMPTION In point of
length. Indeed. In the last two or three
yesrs jury trial. hay. been growing less
and les frequent, and unless the law
y,rs can msnagcto take hold and stir
the people up, there J. danger that the
oxford County coart will lose some of
10. ancient reputation.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
stpusLicas srArt CONVENTION

The Republican state convention. o.
choose delegates AZ large aud alterusies
% he national convention, met In Ran
gOr wednesday. Judge savage 81 Au-
burn presided. The iollo~ing delegate.
werv chosen
Iisa y n NAnstt b. Frvst-srt
Hoa. Ci.ars- . Littshssi, RosA.si
llun D b Nehb. "a strrNtNs.
Iion John l. Cutsr. hsnguf
The-s are the aliernate-
Ians.F iams-su. Curui.h
le-sph 4 tioiraan. Far,uiaean.
Loan 4 Na--isaua. thiua
NNusrirht Cu.hinx. tuNcron
The convention was addrr.se,l by Co1-
gresham Milliken and lIon. Henry u.
Cl-a,c- ~ Portland. who sas intrO,iac-
"a a. the next governor u Maine.
These resolutions we're adopted:
The Republicans % Maine, assembled
In state convention. look With graiihos-
ton upon the many evidence. seen In ali
parts 81 the country % the popular
str.agth Of the party. aud approach the
impending campaign With hop. aud con-
fidence. They pledge. on their faith In
the great principles Ia which the party
i committed. the protection % Amsri-
lean labor, Joined With It. ally and hand
maiden, reciprocity; q sound currency
for the people, the political rights % ali
citizens; the purity ~ the ballot. aud .
wise and prudent administration % the
general government.
They look with pride upon the record
% the distinguished representatives Of
the party In Congress. aud are glad Ia
here express their continued loyalty aud
devotion e. that great statesman and
leader. the Secretary 20 state. Hon.
James e.. Blaine.
They congratulate the country and
the Republican party on the yiDdicstion
BY the highest court In the land % the
principles of majority rule. so well enun-
ciated aud so ably and coarageogsly
maintained by Names honored -on, the
speaker of the last hou.. Of represents-
tiyes. Hon. Thos. d. Reed.
They recognize the marked success u
the present administration. It's wise con-
duct % Affairs In all the departments At
home. and IL marked triamphs In the
diplomatic complications which have
arisen between the United states and
other nations. the record Of which estab-
fishes their confidence In President Har-
rison, and they lelieve that the beat In
terests Of the party and % the country
VIII b. answered by hls RECONCILIATION
and reelection.
tine delegaie inquired II the last rcsolu-
ton Was intended To instruct the dele
gates. and Ex-Governor Davis. who r.
ported the resolutions, ssid that Il Gas
not 90 intend~d. The resolutIoas veIe
unanimously adopted.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
STATE oF MAINE
/. FHssL.slrIos


In ssc.rianre vtth ths reguivmsuts - ths
40. I hsr,by te-ixus,s AT - sPsr
laipAt. TaN siNra IA. oF st >tNt,
~ IA oR~ksvND &c Aksos pAt,
Al earnestly rsrunmsnt D. tn peops II
Msins thsi thu sake Prs,Isf oh-efNsnss ~ q N
ths pasntins ~ trvss. shrul. at vines tof ths
A.ioFnmsnt ~ puhnc AL pnvsis sround. plATe.
sal ssys." ami in Ne rvnsrsl essn.tisfstiea ~
ths ttaEortsnt intsre-ts - fore-trys
al-s recouaus..i thai ~ dsy ~ lns.is q heh
lay a. our shs-ols AMI thai tesfhsr- ant pupils
unlts in q praFtioAl oh.srNancs 20 ~ otiest.
NhatsveF ulay ~ done " tssstify uar hni
scape. stl sNsft vhals-uns al reaninx Ass
sacs at.su cuf ysopls ssl faruish si.iitisnai a.
trsrtissns fur ti.s-s sta annuAllY val olr stAts
o. ems. IA hes1hfal br~sss- AT sr,si nsiarsl
l-sutls.
t.issa Al ~ Coar.sii Ch.ah<r a. Asxas,s thi.
anh asv - ApFti ~ ~ ycsr - car issr,'
o.s ts.so-Asd eisht hun.ir..i anl ninstf tso
ansi ofths lnsietsntsnrs u ~ I uits~i states
- Auusfsna a. ct.s hanslrs-l All siNtrsuth
tpwI> {. BURitiGu
~ ths t..ssruaf
NICuot-.s Ts..s>p1~. >.rrstAry % ~t.ts
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
~so ~Av NOMINATE

The Australian ballo, Law passed BY the
last legislature provides that AL PoliiicAl
parties which cast one Per cent 90 more
% the entire vote al the providing cleo
ton. may have the names of their csndi-
dates printed upon the ballots. Parties
WhiCh dbl not cas-, one Per cent % the
vote may not have the names % their can
dilate. printed cxccpt upon preparing
domination papers signed BY a number
% voters rsprcssnting Que I'ef cent Of
the vote. Under thi. ..ction, the Dem-
ocrAt 1. Informed b, the SECRETARY oi
state that nominations may b. made
aud the names - the candidate. printed
UPON tn ballot a. follows, for oxford
Couuty
zach % The thru parties, 90 ait: Re
puhlican. nvmocrat, rrohibliory, can
nominate FUN county ticket for two
senators, judgr % probate, register oi
probate. coaniy attorney, register -
deeds western district sheriff. county
commissioner Que cognty trcAsgpr.
Representatives 10 the legislature can
D. nominated a. follows
Thrc, parties Republican, nymocrAi
and rrOhibliory may make nominations
IN the following districts, VIZ;
Porter. Rrowufield. fryeburg. Hiram
aud Io~sll. one; Mexico, Roxbury,
Byron. DiXheld. Peru. Canton, Summer,
Franklin ~. aud Milton II. one; Nor
Nay. Oxford. Hebron ami Gp.n.o.d,
one Paris, Buckneld and Hartford, one.
Two parties only-Repuhlican aud
tcmoCrsi NAV nominate In the follow
ing districts
STOW. Denmark. >toneham, sweden,
Waterford, Alhany, Woodstock, Mason
aud Gilead, ons llsthsl. Hanover, New
~, Grafton, Upton, AndoNcr, Rum
FORD, Riley H., Lincoln H.. Nagsllaway
IL. one.
Uuder section u Of thu same act,
town. having more than Que thousand
Inhabitants shal have four Clcr' at
each polling plage. Under this the FOL
lowing ioNns In oxford Cognty Will b.
entitled t. four clerk.
Bethel. brow nheld. Buckneld. Tan
ton. fryshurg. Hiram, Norway. Oxford,
Paris, l'ortsr. Waterford. All either
towns and plantations Ia this County
have too clerks At ~ n polling plscc.
The CLERKS named love Nill In every
cs.e - equally divided between the Re
publicAn and Democratic p .ti-s. They
ar, to h. appointed by the municipal
oriccr. hicnlAlly In the month % Nav;
therefore they ~ill D. appointed during
IN, present mouth. The chalrmen % the
Republican and Democratic state Com
miti-es r-vcutly met and RECOMMENDED
that the municipal officer. shoald appoint
such meu a. the city Or town commlttc,s
% the two psriie. should designate. This
request will probably In most case. h.
granted; - N the Eepablican aud D.m-
ocratic Town COMMITTEES. ~i.h Ia name
their mcu for clerks, they sbould sug-
g~.i the name. to the municipal officer.
a. once.
None ~ the towns In oxford County
have more than one polling place.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
". 4. TowLE, c.u..,,,..
r. l.. EASTMAN, ''

A new volume % The Century ~ili be-
gin In Nav with q number Of unusual
Interest. Three important serial features
will be commenced In this number,
nsmely->enor Csstelsr's "iife Of
Christopher Colambas;" The Chosen
Valley navel Of western life BY Mary
liailoek foote; aud the series 10 articles
describing the architectural features ii
tho Worlds fslr, ~hich . well-known
architect 10 Ia contribute.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

We sixhf ~ NAL
Hicygle-' hicychs
farts.
Notins - ftrst Nsstihx
>afius - furvs hosary.
4 "a sac tsiren Asav
fsrssrs Hair hsl~sm
itinligrUorns
AZ Wee CoasumFtiys'
NpTs's toss.
Nanhr--i
Adsm.sn's Coush nAlsam
Cauuty raN % Vii tAnis
~tAis tak 90 Nthi tAnsis
Furulturv
iasash
nar uarhinrsr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

The case % the shoe and Leather
Bsnk against PsrcivArs boedsmea has
ben settled By the payment of 10000
-kAlf the amount Of the bonA-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
Furniture,

Csn.i.,iax Of Chamber ssss, i-ssh Dark IN.
LIZA, Cottage B-isse.as. feliisF Cribs. spnns
B~ts. Me,sa wiz. he.i.. hl.ek wainst ans
Ash Ext~asioa Tabie-. Bar~aus. stsnts
IIsanxe., Easy Chairs. Msities-cs % all Kinds
fsrforatei Chair seats Cor oil franss, and
q fun Iiss of Chairs and koekins Chair
IA ali The di6srnt kisis: Camp ssosis ana
Camp Z airs sni . fail Hoe % Baby Car
rfAsss, Chiiirvn's wsxoas AMI Csrts, aiss . ful
me Of barisl Caskets eoasistinf Of blsrk br-s''
CLsh. covered asi white hr.sd ttsth. and
WHIT Piush. ssd Biaek SIN s~rEs asd . fat
llss 81 ysrsisls<-i Cssksss in ell the stses us<-t
slss sI.s IS Fsssi bari. highly asi.h~i. Ne lss'
: si.s have . sesi iisAr.s with sIs.s s,as. And
ssysss~i Cor tSs her~es whes see-ist as.i ] 90.
psvparp-i ts assesd fusersls q sbest nctics.
kass . sosi A>>sSsss~ut VI ketzes. An prvpare<l
- fsrnish ri~ser fro~ she Vrsss Houses a
sksrt noficr.
! carry u ssssa three N.s.l.s l.si cs:lss. !.
fsrs ischss End one trss.
nsshsL April ssA. isi-
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
EyE.SI0HT BY MAIL.

Our plan Furnishing ga. "a.
fitted many With perfectly satisfactory results
Detective obtain from g.sse OF
than be done
There sections Of the United s.es
aud whh though populated opian within
hundred miles and formerly resident In such District
absolutely snsuibe
consul, opn Now be has bat to write to Tor ou
the glasses bat nsures neat aud becoming
IT. the famesu the face. Address
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

POSTMASTER APPOINTED.
Mn. -. &. Goodwin has been appolst
q postmaster 81 Nerth Sewry, vics u
u. hAFsists.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

tlIlnTCnsALrsMt salary sat sstsn.
WAN ] Cue fro. start. I'~rraaneni Ilsss /,
suSi shance fpF siVaBcsu'rnt, ssI~rienrs an
trtaimsst eoutrol q tsrritsfy sni cub ss,ut.
.tssa rtstt party. spplF a. eooe. nr0su bruth
%. comI ARy. >ar-sfy rsu. H. hs-tsr. y. y.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
BORN.

10 Aao,sr. Apui q. 10 the ~ifs Of Henry
Porter. q dsushtsr.
In sssth Ilsskasii. April .. o. the wife %
Chs.. .. Ru..eii. Q dsaghtsr.
In south Paris. Mar. -. a. The site ~ Henry
n. whits, q ssn.-Hs, Anan.
Ia Seth Paris. SPf,l Is. 20 The alt. Of Leroy
E,erstf. q soa.
In sos,h Waterford. M.r,h %, b. ths wife %
Ls~is y. Howard. soa.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
MARRIED.

In Lowell. April ~. by Rev. v. u. ssnibroak.
John o. kimlasll. 81. sai Cora Netnis.
In .ll.ssi. Aprl u, by :, ". rottsr. b-l..
Harry q. >evly ~ .ahfoFi. AMI Mr.. >aiis [.
s,svet % fr,ebars Academy Grant.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03
Good Work at Fair Prices
Is OUR MOTTO.

Cal Al the New Bailiins opposite the n. y.
Churvh, Bsthsi, cocapie-i by d. %. Getisri snd
y.u will nsi fall assortment Of
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1892-05-03

TIIr .ah.eritsf nsrvby d,e. pahne n.siss
that ~ IA. tssn dalY spI-slnis-i ~ ths iion
sfalLr Iuiss ~ fruists fsf us ,uaniF ~ az
fsri ant ss.aHs-i ths trust n Aimihis,rAioF II
lls estate -
FHA>kLi> =. Sirip. late - fsr.,
In ssid Iouhty. iesta-si. by giving t-ini a. ths
hs dirvst. ~ tb~fvfpFv f-syussts al Isr.ssn.
tnslsits-t g. ths estate % saii dsssNs-i u
uaais insuss,iiats Isiu,sut. snsi thc-s sho have
any ds5nanii. tl.srv,sn o. sshilit ~ .suss ~ Fl
Ayftl n. tssi y u fitibs
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-23
Coming Spring Bonneus.

Mtlliners predict that large hats
and small bonnets will have the same
vogue given them during the spring
months that has been shown them
all winter, writes Mrs. Isabel A.
Mallon in her timely article on ''Pret-
ty Things for Toilet and Toilette" in
the March Ladies Home Journal.
However q mediumslzed poke bonnet
will certainly be one of the features
of the summer. On the broadbrimm-
ed picture hats loaded with feathers,
Mademoiselle puts q bit of color in
the form of q velvet flower, pink or
sapphire blus being most fancied. II
possible, this is placed under the
brim Just in front, SO that 1t rests on
the hair, and looks most coquettish
If the shape will not permit this
then the flow er may be nestled among
the plumes themselves, and look out
costly and effectively from their dark
ness. A hat that is just now very
| popular in England, and which will
undoubtedly obtain here, Is of fine
black straw with q somewhat low,
square crown and a rolling brim, that
is, q brim after the fashion of the
English walking hat. The only trim
ming is q broad bond of white satin
ribbon quite the height of the crown;
it is drawn around smoothly, and th,
two ends lap over each other just IN
front, a long slender jet buckle seem
iIg o fasten 1t. Somewhat severe In
shape, these hats will only be becom
ing to women who do not need t.
show their bangs to soften their fac
es.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-23
Abie to Travel Alone.


elbow old is that boy, ma'am?" in
quired the conductor of a south side
suburban railway train the Other
morning, hating in the aisle and ad.
dressing a well-preserved and self.
possessed natron In one of the seats.
ct don't know that it makes any
difference to you, sir" she answered.
II only wanted to know"
"You don't have to feed and clothe
him, do you?"
"Gertainly not, madam, but"
"You amt taking a government
census of this Car, are you?'
"Of course not, ma'am! but | reckon
I've got a right to ask you how old
That boy is. I'm the"
Eyes, you've got the right to ask
1t, and I've got the right to answer
you. faint any of your business
now old he is"
"Why, great Scott, ma'am, I'm the
conductor of This"
81 don't care If you're the president
OF the road. What's that got to do
with your wanting to know how old
he i.?n
"It's got this much to do with it.
II he's over five years old he'll have
10
"Over five years old. He's over
nine"
"Then you'll have to pay a fare for
"Who asked you to carry him
free?"
"Why-"
"Do 1 look as if 1 was q person that
would try to beat a railroad out of
sever ~cents!"
Certainly not, ma'am, but
"Then what have you been raising
all this fuss abOut?n
II haven't been"
"I'il leave it to the other passengers
if you haven't. You've been asking
impudent questions and making in
situations, and acting as If you
thought folks were all thieves.u
Everybody in the a was looking
at her by this time, bui she kept
right on:
"And you've walked up the wrong
passenger this time. I haven't any.
body to travel with me but this boy,
but I al get along all right. I don't
need any assistance from any one,
and don't you forget it. Here's q
ten.ride ticket. Punch out q ride for
me and one for him, and if you see
us on your train again, don't 60 to
asking peoples ages and making re-
marks. That's ali?n
"Yes, ma'am," gasped The conduc-
tor, meekly punching two rides out
of the ticket and passing on to the
next car, utterly crushed.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-23

Mrs. Gabrielle Greeley Ciendenin.
Mrs. Clendenin is a woman of me-
dunn height; she has dark brown
hair, eyes which it is hard to tell
just what color they are, for at times
they seem hazel, and at other mo-
ments black as jet, then in q tender
mood they look q melting brown.
The mouth is firm and sweet, and the
poise of the head and neck that in
which an artist would delight. Not
only is Mrs. Clendenin q remark
ably handsome woman, but she is
possessed of a charm of manner
which attracts all who may meet her,
SO full is it of cordial warmth and
graceful vivacity. She is delightful
in conversation, and, what is often
more charming. a sympathetic liste-
ner, for having the tender heart OF
her father, she feels with the great
Roman that nothing can be alien to
me "-Francs E. Smith in March
Ladies Home Journal.