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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-01
SOMETHING MORE
ABOUT SODA WATER.

The First Requisite in Making Soda Water is
Pure Water.
HOIILISTER COMPANIES FACTORY the
Honolulu of the improved method
of purifcaion-the Hyatt System-tha all animal
vegetable this the kind OF
water we Factory for customers
AS for the Gas,
is is chalk, marble
whiting, bcarbonae of soda, the will be identical
of soda has been used exclusively by
HOLLISTER COMPANY 26 years, the TAHITI
WORKS since its foundation, because
It is Cheaper
of the other and to handle But
the must bee before mixing with the
generating material sometimes carried
gas be thoroughly eliminated Most
Soda manufacturers satisfied by the
purifier We not. We it through three
using the lime carbonae it would do harm
did slop they all nsouble and
be seem in with b carbonate soda it
sulphats
Salts) a good horse medicine but not
agreeable glass of Soda, and which is
souable therefore cannot be detected by the
We do not dispense Soda Water but furnish the
to Honolulu
the o
Each of will the kind that
this nothing do with the and
O
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-01
Excursion to waikiki 8 Cents,
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

cMITH WILL RUN A CHEAP En-
= cnrsion 10 Waikiki. A bus will
leave from the old Chinese Theatre,
King street, at every half hour and
every hour daily, tc the street-car
ter minus, Waikiki. oI9y-1M
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-01
THE OAHU RAILWAY & LAND co.


in
grateful
of
Citvre mend as a natu
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1894-10-01

Key West makes 1Oo,OOo'ooo cigars
a year.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
M'NAMARA IN DANGER.
Threatening Aspect of Mob at Hi. Pre-
liIninary Hearing.


KANSAS CITY, Jan. 22-Had not the
police authorities taken extra precautions
To guard the life of 7. c. Mcnamara. the
eN-Catholic priest. whose lecture caused a
mot last Tuesday night. he would probably
have received very rough treatment-if
not lynched His preliminary hearing to
answer the charges Of malicious libel and
circulating foul and obscene literature was
held III Jail. the official. fearing to take
him TO the cour; room.
\ mob numbering fully 1000 people
gathered outside of the Jail \ number
Oi extra policemen Were detailed TO kcr ,
the crowd in order and only comparative
ly small number gained acces, to the room
in which the hearing occurred When
Mcnamara was brought from hi> cell -
the room hi- counteuance was very white
and he evidently feared thar personal vio-
ience would be offered him. The court
room was packed and the spectators IT.
garl'f him with anything but friendly
glancc>. When the case was called Nc
Namara~ attorneys moved for Il coatiG-
uanse, they not having conferred with
him, and II was granted. not only for this
reason hut becau-e af the threatening as
pect of the mob. The hearing was Set Tor
THURSDAY next 1t Justice Iatsclaw :
f,f1rf
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
VIZ Contr.; >tanforl., VIII.

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan .33-It j rumOred
here that \. 4. stanford of New York. a
brother of the lste Leland Stanford. rSili
contest the lajter'- viii. Mr. SIaufort;
ha- not announced his intention to contest
the viii bIt has -.-ii. i5 i reported. that
be j. Jy no means satisfied with SIU1.C00.
the amount LEFT him by senator stanford
He said: IL the other side mauifest- a
disposition 90 t'e fair and reasonable
shall not bring suit. | should greatly r,--
grrt the Necessity o: forcing the estate
into the court because it would air family
matters To which | do not wish 10 give
publiCitv~
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
=. ....s.,...,. ...a -,...~~.

PHILADELPHIA. Jan - inr capture of
utr,-i shaw ani Henry r shaw th- two
notorious confidence men. VINO tired to
blneo w. FO5ti q few days s-o. ha- p-uye,.
tc br al important O.-. Joan l. Norris. A
private detective a; Springfield. o. teie-
Grrph-i tE.; tn-y ar- wanted at GREENS
burs. Ps. Iifliu. %. Troy -. Greenfield.
Ind. RIchd-id. Ind. and Urliaua III,
The amount Oi mJuey secured by them. It
l. alleged. WI! amount to over e.iuOD
Other dispatches have been received iron,
PItt-buss and Rock Island
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

HAMMOND Ind. Jan. 1.-Two men. ur-
doub,edlv notorious croo&-. were caught
in the act "a: breaking into an Office above
III. Commercial bank. and captured. The
burglars were searched by the officers " no
found several -crvwdriver-. chisels. >s.t
Of drills. n jimmy and Il revolver. The of
iice To which an entrance was being forced
J. directly absye the vaults OF the Com
In.rcial bauk. and the police say the
burglars planned to blow open the vaults
from atpove.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
Friend. oG the Los, Cause Meet.

BALTIMORE. Jan =, Friend. of the lost
cause" crowded the Academy of Music con
cert hall TO listen TO IA de. cription by Colonel
Charles Marshall. chic, aide 10 General
Lee. of the surrender At Appomo,ax. A
banquet followed and among those pre>
snt was speaker Crisp The toasts were To
."Our Infantry. Our Cavalry. -" Our Ar.
ti..ery." Our Navy" and Our Dead. -
Crisp responding TO the first
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
Boston
Store,
DAVENPORT.
OTl kglB DAY Illl
DAVENPORT.
To Take Advantage of the
Great Clearing Sale.

Many lots have been
closed out and others
greatly reduced. We shall
offer some additional
items for Tuesday. the
last day of this sale. Our
prices under ordinary cir
cumstances are positively
lower than can be found
for the same goods else
where. and ut such sale as
advertised. they are in
comparable. Its no trick
TO offer an inferior article
at the same price as what
we advertise. as some
dealers have a faculty of
doing and then boast OF
their low prices. II may
be well to remember that
prices are named only
when The Boston Store
compels such action by
offering such irresistible
bargains as appear in
these colums from time
10 time. and The Boston
Store is rightly deserving
of your patronage.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
SHOT TWO WOMEN.
OastardIy Work at a Chicago
Boarding House.
rHExURDERERCHEATsJACKKETcB

BY Sending Bullet Throagh His Own
Brain-An Apparently Waaton Piece Of
Di>holi.m-rhe Case ef Assassin Prem
sierga>t-A Point His Attorney. Will
Make the Most of-Alleged Fraud In the
Chicago Election.
CHICAGO, Jan. aa2.-There is . bullethole
in the wall Of james McCor,nick's saloon
at 20 North State street. There are SINH
lar apertures in the skulls OF Walter Phipp,
Mrs jaime, NcCcrmi- and Ellen Erick-
son. As "A conseque.A:. Phipp. who did
the shooting, is dead, Ellen Erickson is
lying. and Mrs. Mccormick i painfully
wounded. Phipp was boarrier in Ne
Cormick's house. He was eood-looking
young fellow, and regarded As decent
enough by all who knew him. For little
while past he has been unemployed, but it
was through no fault of his own. He was
waiter by occupation and had held good
ros.tions. His last place was that OF 4
steward of the Union League club.
>i,o, the Hired Girl.
Ellen Erickson. Mrs. MeCormick's hired.
girl, was making the bed in his room on
the third floor Of the building above the
saloon. Nobody knows what occurred
when Phipp went Op 10 his room. His
motive for the shooting j. purely mat
ter Ct Surinise. Mrs. Mccormick, with
ller two children. was On the second floor
iwhen il occurred She heard Phipp
tramp heavily up the stairs and a minute
OF two later she heard shot nred That
: all she knows. She ran hastily up the
fight OF stairs separating her from PEipp's
room and >sw Ellen Erickson living across
the door with blood trickling from "A
wound in her head. She had no more
than time To take note OF the fact when
/ Phipp ran toward her and fired a shot
which stTaok her2 trinsversely in the
fnnurh lie rhen shot him self ti..f
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

CHICAGO. Ian. :2.:=.-in the United states
court Wilber r. Davidson was given a
verdict OF $4,000 against the Illinois Cen
trai railway company as damages for per
sonal injuries. Davidson, who is "A we'll
known electrical man, was very badly in
jured at the Hyde Park station Of the de
fcndant company in February. 1888. be
,ued for $4,000
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
ASSASSIN PsENOsRGaST.
Argument, Cor New TRIAL Postponed
IBtil Jas.. IL.

CHICAGO, Jan --1.-Arguments for e new
trial for Patrick Eugene John Prender-
ga>t. condemned 10 death for the murder
of Carter II. Harrison, were postponed by
Judge Brentano until Ian. 81 Assistant
States attorney Todd WAS ready to pro-
cs,-i. but attorneys Wade. Essex and HUI
ron, sor the defendant. insisted upon fur
ther time in which to prepare their argrI-
ments. After a short consultation be-
tween the court and cOunse! Ian 81 WIS
settled upon - the date of argurnent
One OF the main argument Of the defense
in an effort ~ secure angther trial for
Prenderga-t win be made I'd thr ground of
the separation OF the jurys4en. who We're
ltsksnes.s.;ss three hrtrtr,s = exercise their
right of franchise on lie ,iaf OF the mayor
atty election.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

81. I.OUI-, Jan. An evening paper
publishes a sensational article stating that
threatening letters have been received by
Mayor W WaIb-idge and by l. c. Bohle. a
local liveryInan. the letters stating that
the writer intended To a-,a,sinate the gen
tier,en named a. soon rs he had a chance.
The statement could not he confirmed. but
both men are guarded by police.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
s.aosi Thing for sion, City.

Siorx CITY. Ia. Jan Sd H. Talbot.
Q large land owner. Who has ;rac, o. 200
acr.- Of land along the Sioux river ant.
within tine city limits. has made will in
which he tequenths the entire properly to
the city at his death. $50 acres Of which is
&c be used Cor park purposes and the rest
disposed Of n the city may see fi:. The
proper:y u worth fuliv tl0V an acre.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

WASHINGTON. II. C.. Jan. 22.-In
the house the journa. was read and
the house went into committee of
the whole on the sugar schedule
amendments. Prior tn this. Hit
Withdrew hi. amendment with refer
ence 20 reciprocity with Canada on
coal
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
Foreign Labor.

BERLIN. Jan. 22.-Five big meet
;ings of the unemployed are in pro-
grc>s today. No disorder !, appar-
ent. and the police are ready for any
emergency. and the greatest cNSise-
ment among the citizens prevails.
The socialist members Of the reich
stag are presiding.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
iire at Chicago.

CH!cN.o. Jan. aaa.-Fire at the Bee Hive
-torr. I3s-I.6 state street. destroyed nearly
everything on the fifth floor o. the build
ing and calu~es io>> o: between spoD
ami sio.cN The :f;h floor Of tbs. building
j. used n the receiving department and
govi- of all descriptions We're stored there.
The damage - .oods on the fourth. third.
second aa1 Er-t hoors cau,ed by water IL
heavy
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
Harmed at the stake.

AURoEA. No.. Jan. 22.-It i re-
ported this morning that negro.
who assaulted a 12-year-old daughter
Of joaquin. farmer near Verona,
and after beating her. tied her to
tree. was this morning burned at the
stake
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

MAsocuTAH, ius-, Jan. @-Thomas
Bennett, coiored and anex-estnvict. pleaded
guilty in the 1t. Clair couuts court to the
burglary of an office. from which ne stole
two cigars valued at 10 cents He six
years ia the penitentiary.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

SPRINGFIELD. Mass. Jan 2-Theresa
Jones. aged -, ard Martha Hartford. aged
IL, both mill girls. were drow ned while
skating IN the West Field river al Nit
teaeague A crowd gathered on the shore,
but no one dared venture on the thin ice 10
save the girls, who sank before their eyes.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
Tn. Cruiser Montgomery n FLYER.

NEW LoSDoS. Conn. Jan. s.-The new
cruiser Montgomery has made her official
trial trip. she made the extraordinary
speed as estimated Of nineteen knots per
hour. with the tide against her The re-
su!t Of the trial assures the builders of
premiums of al least : 5000. and perhaps
,4-nRA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

Iowa CITY la Jan. aa.-Rt. Rev William
Stevens Perry, bishop Of Iowa, will leave
Tor q voyage on the Mediterranean on Feb.
] on account Of failing health He has as
signed his ecclesiastical duties during MS
absence to Rev. Dr. :. y. Watson, Of this
10y.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
Wheeler Peckham for the
Supreme Court.
Nominated by the President
in Place of Hornblower.
A Negro Ravisher Burned to
the Stake.
Washington and General
News by Wire.

WASHINGTON. Jan. 22.-Wheeler
u. Peckham. of New York. was nom-
mated for associate justice of the su-
Preme court TODAY in place of Horn
blower. twice rejected by the senate.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

BELGRADE. ian. 22.-The report
that King Alexandria had been a.
.a.,inated i without foundation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
Resume u,,srafion.

BETHLEHEM. Pa. Jan. 22.-Cut-
ler's silk mill resumed today. en-
plovin- 400 men.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

ADMINISTRATIONS ACIIDISG, cAIIFoINIA
EXPOSITION.
surance that on that day the fair will be
complete in all it, departments and in full
swing for visitors. There will be elabor-
ate dedication ceremonies and the tiay Will
likely be made legal holiday Mr.. de
Young. wife Of the director general. i to
pr,>> the button that will set the nlacE,,n-
cry vi ;he fair ia motion.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
Read Carefully.
CHufCE Oh orr CHOICEST DEr>.
TRIMMINGS AT ABoUT 80 PER
CENT Orr.

Z Htit OF W u tUpit E-r Dlsr--
TRIMMINGS AT ABOrT 80 PER
CENT orr.
4 25c novelty -uitincs. d-k col-
'ors. at iJc n yard.
2lc 3s-inch herriettas mot al
pacas AZ i5c yard.
.ol All.wool 36-inch fannels at
3, zoe yard. Never has been
- offered az this price before.
ri 75e all worsted ser-es. -
~ inches in width. at s.. C yard.
c, 81 broadcloth serges. ij inches
. In width. at 76c yard.
81 si.2j 5J-inch cioakinrs nj 91c
q Ia yard.
q High class dress goods. were
q Si.a) and s.. at s5c a yard.
High class dress goods. were
- Sl.15. at Si.s. a yard.
II High class dress goods. were
Is Si.i9. at - n yard.
5o-iuch ROYAL serge. very fine
u fall and spring shades and weight
- regular price $i.1s. at g:c
- ward.
q l6-inch whip cord, Cor spring.
- were sJc. at 69c yard.
~ ajc tarnish cloth in black and
- iblue. only i7c n ward.
GI 46-inch black henrietta Mt 5sc
g a yard. Ask for it.
81 HANDKERCHIEF SALE.
al Silk and cashmere mufllers.
"a were s9c. at 13c.
81 Cashmere musiiers. were 62i C.
y lat 4yc.
Gl Cashmere mu;fers. were isc. at
q 3sc.
al One lot Of mufiiers at I2ic
= leach.
oI Black and white silk mufiiers.
were gjc. at zoe each.
col Hemmed ladies' handkerchiefs
e ut &c each.
Sl E-colloped and embroidered
n handkerchiets Mt , 2lc each.
I'll Ponge silk hem-stitched hand
[kerchiei- at iOc each.
Lawn embroidered (sOiled)
n handkerchief ct zoe each.
Lawn embroidered (soiled)
handkerchicfs Mt soc each.
AL worth one-third and so per
cent more.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22
mlowlNTEe EXPOSITION.

Elaborate Dedication Ceremonies To he
Held Jan. 81.
SAN FEANciSco. Jan. .:.-Jan. .. has
i-en definitely Iixe'l as the opening day of
san Francisro's Midwinter exposition.
The executive committee gives positive as
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-22

with a replete stock of Fall
and Winter Suitings at No.
1907 Second avenue, in the
store formerly occupied by
H. d. Folsom.
W. kAIG.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-23

THE Florida Citizen urges that tie
legal penalty for carrying concealed
weapons should be increased four
fold. We most heartily second the
motion. says the Springfield Regis
ter. and TmE ARsUs adds its amen.
Scarcely day passes In Illinois that
some one Is not made q victim to the
practice vicious men have Of going
armed. Good citizens do not carry
weapons. Had ones should not be
permitted to carry them. There lie
no excuse for the man Of business
carrying revolver In his pocket
when he goes upon the street. or for
the young man To arm himself with
pistol and knife when he goes Ia
make . social call. The practice is
barbarous. IL frequently leads to
murder. u is productive Of no good.
II leads TO evil. The law should
prohibit u. but does not. for the rca.
sou that the penalty is Insignificant.
Let the penalty be confscation OF
the weapon. and q 600 fine. and the
practice will fall into disfavor very
soon.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-23
Highest Of al Ia Ieavsaas rowes-1.sess u Report
Re-! B Rsxs:s'!
ABSOLUTELY PURRr s-,. >

necessary; the industries and cx-
cbanges Of the world have increased.
making more money necessary. while
there has been no appreciate in
crease in the volume Of gold-even
much Of the gold that Is coined is
soon used in the arts-and recently,
Austria has by law attempted to
make gold the sole currency. Rus
STA Is calling for gold. and India has
by law stopped coming silver. 30
that, while there should have been
an enormous increase, in the
volume of the money Of the
world every year. in order to
keep prices at a standstill and
have neither imitation nor de-
preston, th0rc has been. a practical
reduction in the volume money and
. consequent shrinkagc in values all
over the world. There has been go
ing on for a number years a strin-
gency getting worse every year, and
prices falling rs the stringency in
creased. The Sherman act is merely
u small surface irritation Of disease
that IL constitutional aud must re-
ceivc constitutional treatment. or a
long period Of general bankruptcy
must follow. lam not prescribing a
remedy. but am only giving the origin
Of the trouble. Money in the bust.
ness world and blood in the body
perform similar functions and seem
to be governed by similar laws. When
the quantity of either is reduced the
patient becomes weak, aud what
blood or money is left rushcs 10 the
heart, or center. while the extrem.
tiles grow cold. Before circulation
of the blood was understood volumes
were written upon the functions and
bleeding was the universal treat.
mcnt. When . patient was already
weak the doctor Mt once blcd him.
So with our money doctors. When
the world Is suffering because the
volume Of money is insufficient fol
the increased growth all the remedy
these learned doctors can prescribe
Is TO take little more blood out Of
the patient.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-23
$25 in Gold!
To be absolutely given away.
How it will be done!

We have had made for us a number of keys,
ONE of which will open the heavy burglar proof
safety money box. We have placed in this box $25
in Gold, and on and after March 1894, each holder
of of these keys will be permitted to try to
lock and open the boy. The person whose key opens
the box will be given the SIS in gold absolutely
How to Get Key-Every cash purchaser will
be given key with each purchase. gratuitously,
and and after March 1904 be entitled to try the
key open the box. To the person holding the key
that fits the box, the contents will be given without
reserve or conditions.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-23
Ss~s, AWeeSss ~~ silver.

On July 81 last the New York Her
aid asked Gov. Altgeld for his opin.
Ion on the silver question. and the
sentiment % the state on repeal of
The sherman act. The governor re-
piled. hut that paper did not take
kindly to his views. and declined to
publish the letter. II will he seen
by this letter. which we print bc'ow.
that Coy. Altgeld's views on the sill
yer question are forcibly put:
The bankers aud brokers Of the
large cities and the daily papers
favor repeal. I believe the general
sentiment Of the state wants some
thing satisfactory substituted in case
the Law IL repealed. Under the Shcr-
man act nearly fifty million dollars
per annum are added to the circulat.
ing medium Of this country. and 10
this limited extent IL helps to keep
MP prices. Mr.. Goshen, the
great eS-chancellor and banker Of
England. was right when he told IN
association OF bankers some years
ago that, as the country was already
we'll banked and the credit system
could not be much extended, there
fore. to prevent shrinkagc in values
there should be an annual increase
In the volume Of money; first in pro.
PORTION 10 the increase Of population
second, increase Of territory over
which business was done; and third.
increase In the general Industries of
the world. Al present % per cent.
Of the business Of the country Is done
on the credit system, and rests, like
IN inverted pyramid. on the Z per
cent. Of money. The base being 80
small. n slight disturbance will de.
stroy the great superstructure. Up
to 1871 and 1879 the two metals had
done the business Of the world. I,
10 true the English government de-
monetixed silver In 1916, but this
made no impression so long as the
rest Of the world used IL. In 1873
Germany By Law stopped the use o1
silver and threw tiOO. OO0,OJO on the
market. Denmark and some smallc,
countries allied with Germany alst
stopped the use of silver. The sam,
Influence, that is, the money power
that secured this law In Germany go1
France and the countries Of the I.atir
union To by Law stop coming silver
end got the United States at the sam,
time by Law to demouetixc silver. .,
that the great commercial nations o
The world by Law stopped the use q
silver and threw the entire bur,lei
Oe the business Of the world onto guild
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-01-23

81 SEE rot HAVE NET wrru 4 SAD ne
IEAvENENr."
ute and half lrforc the agent took from
his grip n photograph Of u !? foot monu-
ment and passed IL over with the remark:
"Th:. IL my line Of business. ! see you
have me; with sad bereavement"
"Yes.'
"Aian that IL born o. woman II Of few
day. and Ia. o! troablc. Given your order
yrts"
"No."
"was the deceased man or . woman"
~ woman"
''Sorry-vcry sorry. They comcth M
like q flower and are cut down. Herr Il
something In Scotch granite which Is our
speciality. Any one walking through n
cemetery stops mt sight Of il. 1t is not only
work Of art, but il accepted as proof that
the osse who crec.s IL will ever grieve."
II don't think should care for that,
replied the stranger.
''Thcn take this broken column in Yer
mont marble. Man dieth and wasteth
away. and we make that in three different
| sizes. When am walking through q Gem
ctery aud come tn u brUken column. say "a
myself. Now. here Is n man who dearly
loved his dear departed wife and viii, ncvel
marry again"
:. ion't care to look af your samples jus,
now a few months later may do some
! thinc."
Grief too recent. ehs Well. that's a.
one feels. you know, hut generally get my
best ORDERS right away. Indeed IL Is the
\ fashion now to erect n tombstone a soOu
~ possible. Wouldn't want anything
cheap. would yous"
"Not So very"
II can give you something ~ low ~ ee5
bat Of coursc ] couldn'; guarantee IL. Wa.
the late Decreased :hc partner Of your bosom
NJ tn speak,"
"No. she was my 'mothes.in-law."
And wherr-whcre do her mortal ashel
rest. II ! may In 20 lpoldi"
In the middle of the Atlantic ocean,"
The agrns slowly returned his sample.
end hssin't n word to say for . long fiv,
minutes. Then he sished heavily and
gruwlesi:
Stranger. I've Lost three Il 'em and hat
no end of tsuuble, but III be burned II
am mean NUT topus weed On my hat ant
travel around 90 deceive and disappoint
chap trying to make IN hooest living On 3
per cent commission. Il amt honest. I
ain's square. You and your late lameuses
eaa 20 " 9raas."