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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

CHICAGO, June ESQ far as the nafive
market Is concerned il was simply a uomi-
nal one for cattle. There was not enough
of them to give any clear idea OF values.
OF the 8, 500 head 1000 head were credited
TO Texas. The latter were in good de-
mand for dressed beef and canning pur-
poses. and Were picked up at full prices,
the scarcity of natives helping the market
Sales were on a basis of 81. 50122 - for
poor TO choice Texas cows aud bulls and
S2G3 75 for steers The range of quota
lions for natives was Sl@S.50 for cows aud
bulls and s., 25Q4. 10 for steers, with sales
principally at 1903 for cows and bulls,
aud at s. 15G4 90 Tor steers. A further de
cline of y cent in the London market took
exporters out OF the field and the demand
for eastern account being very limited,
salesmeu had hard work TO make sales at
Mondays prices.
Compared with yesterdays opening
prices today's sales of hogs showed drop
OF Is cents per hundred. OF that loss B
cents was taken off at the start this morn
ing. At the decline there WAS fairly free
buying and the tone of the later market
was slightly firmer. The best of the
heavy hogs brought 05a5 10 While few
tops sold as above. the majority of the %
eco hogs on sale went out OF first hands at
ri 90aS5 for heavy and at ! S0a4 90 for
lights. The hogs were closely bought anu
the close was firm.
There was no change of Importance in
sheep bot lambs made further advance
Quot atoms for the former are advanced TO
! 2Oa3 IS and for the latter u $3aS5 There
was a sale of fancy lambs AT 5 l0and some
thing fancy in sheep might possibly have
lcought So.
ReceipJs-Cattle. $500; hogs 7,OOO; sheep
50Oe
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BUSINESS IS LIGHT
WALL STREET HAS 4 DULL DAY
THOUGH MARKET Is FIRM.
Trading Distributed Well Over the
List and the Tone Shows Improve
ment- President CleveIand'S
Statement as TO the Coudi-
ton of the Nations FL
nances Credited With
the Increase OF
Con d eDcc.
Quotations.

NEW YORK, June 26-Speculation was
very dull today and the volume of bust
ness was lighter than on any other day for
weeks past, but the tone of the mprket
was firm aud the trading was dis tribnIed
more generally through the list than
usual. London was buyer of mos of the
Arbitrage stocks aud the local com mission
| houses did quite little business on the
bull side of the market. American secur-
tiles were in better demand on the London
stock exchange aud there was a genera |
air of Improvement. The better tone was
due, perhaps. entirely to the statement
made through the newspapers this morn
ing by President Cleveland as to the con-
dition of the national finances. The
confident manner in which the pres
ldent spoke of the treasury department
seemed to have the effect at home
aud abroad of stimulating purchases of
American securities aud in this market il
induced the covering of short contracts
st. Paul led in point of activity and was
bought for the foreign account quite freely
during the morning. advancing IL per
cent. The improvement Was well main
talned, the greatest reaction of the after
noon being = per cent and the final sale
was within 70 of the highest point touched
burlington AND quincy opened = hlghe
reacted q, rose Il and sold down 70, hold
ing the gain to the close.
Considerable Missouri Pacific stock came
out during the day, between 25I and 1853.
The buying was good in the shares at the
opening aud an advance of per cent WAS
made on last nights closing figures, but
the offerings soon became heavier than
were readily absorbed and all but "a OF the
Improvement was lost before midday. Dur
ing the afternoon p 'rtial rally took place
but the close WAS 8 higher than on yes
terday. The unloading process. in Atchi-
son goes on steadily, but the stock finds
purchasers and the last price today is
above yesterday. Colorado Coal and Iron
developed sudden weakness and on a sale
of 200 shares broke TO against Is, the last
previous sale, raIlyiny TO z, and closing
at615.
The railway and miscellaneous bond
market was steady in the morn ing and
weak in the afternoon.
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HE RAISED THE FINE.
That Is, He Raised the Money with tn
Aid of Bear.


4 man from Troy told this story the
other day to a small company of
friends about police justice in a little
town in Rensselaer, county: Itwas the
law of the village that all showmen.
itinerants and organ grinders must get
license before doing business there.
One day fat policeman. who had been
on the force about six months without
doing anything. concluded 1t was time
he arrested somebody. Soon afterwa I'd
along came an Italian with a perform
ing bear.
Hey yez got yer ucense?~ asked the
policeman
No" said the exhibitor Of the bear
Then yer my priz ners. said the po-
Hceman. and he triumphantly marched
off with them TO the village station
house, he leading the Italian and the
Italian leading the bear
Arraigned before the police Justice
the Italian pleaded guilty and the Judge
officiously gave him most severe and
scorching lecture on the enormity Of
his offenSe. ending by tiuing him ten
dollars, the full extent OF the law The
culprit had a lot 81 small change in his
pocket. but being mostly pennies and
nicl1leS II only counted up seven dollars
and SiXty-tive cents For a very few
moments the judge WAS IN 4 quaudary.
lie didn't want 10 send the fellow n
jail. nor Yet los the ten dollars Pres
emily a bright idea struck him-a happy
solution ~ the problen-and ne said
Here. officer, Take this fellow out
70 the market place and let him per
form with MS bear until he makes VI
the balance. and when ne gets = drive
him out Of town Buffalo News
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HEADQUARTERS OPENED.

TOPEKA, Kan, June 26.-Cyrus Leland,
chairman Of the republican state central
committee, and Frank Fennekiu, chief
clerk of the committee, arrived in Topeka
today and formally opened the hesdquar-
ters Of the party They will remain here
the most of the time till the close of the
campaign. The executive com mittee will
hold number of meetings this week for
the purpose of formulating plans for the
work. The committee has great deal of
business on hand, AS nothing has as yet
berp done
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CLOSING STOCK QUOTATIONS.
Money Oh CAL.

NEW YORK. June 96.-Monev on call cas-,
AT per cent, last loan per cent. closed | pei
cent. Prime mercantile paper 2%,a4L pei
cent. Sterling exchange dull, easier: with act
ual business in bankers bills at - $50 for
demand bills, and - - las4 s1$4 for sixty -day
bills; posted rates. 81 SSl5a4 81 Commercial
bills 81 S6ai. Silver Certificates 64as5.
The total sales o. stocks today were
a. $40 shares, including: AtCEison. 500: Amer
lean Sugar. s.sdo: burlington. $500: Chicago
Gas. ll.a0; Distillers and Cattle Feeders. 9, 800
Erie. 3.6Oe General Electric, 800: Nj ssourt
Pacific, 1000; St. Paul, I2,6O0; Western Union
S0D.
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FAMILY OF SUICIDES.

FORT SCOTT. Kan. June 26-FranlI Ell
llott, a young man 20 years old, made a sec
ond and successful attempt to commit
suicide today. He first took poison and
then shot himself IN a most deliberate
way. He was well known. Two months
ago his sister committed suicide, and a
short time before his father set the ex-
ample by taking rough on rats. When
the doctor told him he must die he re-
pented of his action and begged them to
save his life for the sake of his mother,
who lives at Akron, O.
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DENTISTS.


Osly dentist ia tue city Eai,- use- tie
Improved Graham M~iEarl 81.
Exiract5ug Teeth without PAIN.
TIE only PerfeciiY Ssf~. ve- EaectlT
Compound knn.n - - aEofsssl1u
Ano1s-r d@sfh SID gErrsag Earc..
- IEora GoeE@u lul. A. z-a-f tie danger.
- cncaine- Hsasopaal= rTic-~ Tor a. Vs0.k
- L Douglas Ava v ic1i-a. ~.
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NEBRASKA AND DAKOTA WHEAT

OMAHA, June 26.-WbeAt harvesting
in many portions of Nebraska and South
Dakota began yesterday. The yield is less
than the average but the quality is excel
lent. The straw is much lighter than
usual but the stunted growth has not ex-
tended to the head except In those fields
approaching the sandiest sections of the
state where the crop WAS much burnt
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New York Produce.

NEW YORK, June 23.-Butter-Steady.
Egge-Firm. Receipts $500 packages
Coffee-Options opened steady at unchanged
TO III points advance. rule fairly active on
local and Baltimore buying. Closed steady
at 5al5 points net advance. Sales. 2. 80 bags.
including July, SIS 45a5O; August, at Sl5 90;
September, Sl4 30a40.
Spot Coffee-Rio. firm. No. :. 1915: mild.
steady; Cordova. 1914. Sales. 1,5OO bags Brazil
{ and +. private terms: eco Rio Spot l75s;
also late yesterday 1000 Rio to per Etona
basis 1854 for No. s. 1000 bags Morocco: aO
Central American; 200 bags Mexican and 500
bags Savanilla.
Sugar-Refned, firm.
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STRUCK BY LIGHTNING.

NoRToNvILLE, kans., June 26.-Light-
ming played havoc here today. Two horses
belonging TO Jesse Maris were killed, aud
the house of c. o. Jansen was badly
wrecked. Miss Jolivet of St. Louis. who
was visiting at Mr.. ,Ianssen's. had a very
narrow escape from instant death. About
three and half inches of rain has fallen
here In the last twenty -four hours.
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MYRIADs OF HOPPERS

ALBUQUERQUE, y. NJ, June Coon
ductors krnZ aud Somerville. of the At
lantlc and Pacific railroad report myriads
of hoppers on the continental divide west
OF the city. The tracks became so slippery
from the slaughter that the wheels would
slip under the engines and sand had to be
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK. June 26.-With a good num-
Der Of new buyers present, much shop
ping was INDUCED in, followed by selec-
lions Of bieached cotton, prints, dress
goods. ginghams, cotton dress goods.
shirtiugs and seasonable novelties, includ-
ing white goods. Printing cloth was very
dull. In the dry goods market there was
a still better tone
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st. LOUIS. June 26-Wheat-Lower; cash,
663sc; June, 569sc; July, SIC; August, 56laaI4c;
CoRN-Hlghcr; cash. S91sc; June, $3.50; July,
Isl &c: options lower.
OArs-Fhm; cash, 43lac: June. 4SIsc; July,
55lsc,
PoRK-Quiet: jobbing SIS l2l6
LARD-Steam, ST 80. choice, SIS 62Js.
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l&g

OMAHA, June 26 - Cattle - Receipts.
Zoo; under the influence Of continued
light cattle receipts the market i slowly
recovering from the recent decentralization.
Desirable beef steers averaged shade
higher thsn yesterday. Most of the cow
stuff sold at fully steady prices and there
was no particular change III the market
tor stockers aud feeders. Quotations IN
changed.
Hogs-Receipts. 1900: bearish reports
from the east aud the heavy receipts Gre
aiep very weak feeling and although
there was good line Of buyers on hand
they had no difficulty IN securing all the
hogs they wanted AT the decline. Fair 10
good hogs of all weights sold very largely
AT from t 20 TO So
Sheep-Ihis makes the fifth day in sue
Cesslon on which none have arrived and
very naturally firmer feeling and a
slightly improved demand Is the result.
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REED COMING ToKANsAs

TOPEKA Kan. June % Thomas B.
Reed OF MsiBe has notified Mayor h. y.
Morrill,, Republican candidate for COVER
nor. that he will come TO Kansas this fall
and help the party out with its campaign
10 the extent of four speeches. The dates
aud places have not yet been arranged.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
GRAM MOVEMENTS
81. Lonis q ain.

On the Produce exchange today the butter
market was steady: creamery. l4al1c; dairy,
llL2al+12c, Eggs, steady. 91eal0c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27

The king of Italy, it Is said. dis
plays great Indifference on the subject
OF anarchists. When the recent bomb
explosion occurred. and the announce
ment was made 10 him, ne merely
shrugged his shoulders.
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C'a-h quotations were as follows:

FlDuf---DnIi, unchanged.
No. spring wheat 591Sc. No, 3 spring
O b al, j2a5St; No. red 5qlsc No = corn 4g2tc
No. yellow corn 800. No. > oats
45l.c. No. white 46a461%c, No. white 4515a46c.
fo,,50c No. T. fob 4Sc. No fiaxseed 81 As. prime
timothy, 81 S5a5 90. Mess pork per barrel. Sl2 30
ale 5al2. Lard, per 100 pounds. 50 GLE. Short
ribs sides, loose, So 6216aG to. Dry sailed
Shoulders. boxed. unchanged. Short clear
sides, boxed unchanged. Whisky distillers'
finished goods, per gallon, s. 10.
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The aMiehta Daily aMeduesdau gorine aure IT.

COWS, sl.2002. %; beef steers, So OO@4 IS;
native cows. SL35CG3.40; stockers ana Iced
ers, 81. 1913 30; bulls s.. 95@2 80.
Hogs-Receipfs, 10 200; shipments, 200:
market about 10@l5 cents lower: bulk
of sales, 81 15td4S5; heavies, q 70@495:
packers. 81. S5Cd495; mixed. 81 1904 s5;
lights. a 65@i.s 50, pigs, s4.40G4 30; workers..
81 1904 80.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000; shipments, 500;
slow and steady,
WICHITA MARKETS
WICHITA. June &c.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales Of
cattle at the wards today:
3 heifers..... 753 g 90 COWS. 1880 ] so
cow........l-00 IS 2cows...... $50 Is
HOGS
Hogs-Market Strong.
REPRESENTATIVE SALES.
The following are the representative sales OF
hogs at the yards today;
No Dock Ave Price. No Dock Avo Price
u .... 26 20 . re. 2-2 4 40
a.. 2l7 %7la 5 -. ~ 20
o -. 2l6 10 5 20 go 4 30
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Chicago Market,
Opened Highest Lowest Closing

CHICAGO, June 26.
The market today experienced the following
range OF prices.
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STEAM BAKERY,


Bread, Pies, Cakes and Pastries dehv-
cred 10 all parts OF the city and country.
Special orders flied promptly. Write
for prices.
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KANSAS CITY. June 29-Cattle-Receint
S,0o0 shipments l. 100; openedStrnn.. closed
weaker; Texas steers, 81 1908 ~: Texas
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J.. ENOS D4T. J.. 5.

Honorary graduate of Ontario Veterinary
College. Toronto. Ont.
Office: Palace stables. IL Norta Iawre2cs
avenue. Wichita. Kansas. Calls by nail. tele-
graph or telephone answered promptly. day Or
night. Charges reasonable. Telephone Il
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CLOSING BOND LIST,

New YORK. June 36.-Governmens bonds
quiet. State bonds dull.
u : IS reg.........1lS VI X and T gen. IS, $685.
Do IS coupon. HES st L & ; f gen NJ. %
: As reg.........ll3 st Paul cons. -. -129
Do Is coupon. .ll45s st p Chi & Pc lst. .llIL4
Do 415s reg, bid. 50 Atchison Is. $500. 75s.
Do coupon ...... - Do2las......... 2tl1
vi h and L gen Is. 1915
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27
WATERBURY SHORTHAND SCHOOL,
SedgWick Block.

Typewriting. and for the time established lead
in number OF students holding good positions.
Agent for The TYPOGCIDE. an attachment
which enables one 20 write by touch. and en-
forces accuracy. Prom - % 30 per cent more
speed by this method
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-27

Lon ~ 80 ~ waco AVE-.IL AFTka
IzEc = - y. Hris--sL "a 2e.El MAJ
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26
NEW CUMBERLAND.

New CUMBERLAND, w. VA, August 25.-
The fair at Wellsville and campmeeting at
Hollow Rock are the attractions this week
for MANY West Virginians.
Capt. VIM. Pickles and II. G.. Filson,
with their families, are tcnting on the old
camp ground. Tomorrow Sunday will
be the last dav.
stroyed all vegetation. Market truck is
scarce and inferior in quality. Many wells
and all the small streams are dry. There
is still little water passing down the
river that answers to fall back on.
The branch road is and has been doing a
heavy freight business for some weeks.
Captain Porter has leased his brick yard
above Hamilton TO some. Wellsville parties
and is out of the manufacturing business.
The Board of Education are going TO
considerable expense in changing the old
heaters, three in number, under the school
rooms and putting in three heaters of a
smaller size.
Large numbers OF brick far down the
river are waiting for arise.
There seems TO be a fair crop OF plums in
the country. They are retailing at s. per
bushel.
Several members Of the Disciples
church are attending the state missionary
convention az II NANAhENOhs
The Chelsea pottery Is running
smoothly.
A Young boy about ~ years old named
potts had sunstroke on the ferryboat a
few DAYS ago and rolled Off into the water
He was gotten out aud his life was de-
spaired OF for several days. He may re-
cover.
Miss Ray Levi gave a party to number
of her friends at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bernard Bloom on South Chester
street last evening.
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GRAFTON.

GRAFTON, w. VA, August 25.-Prof. d.
n. Deahl, of the West Liberty Normal
school, was in our town Tuesday.
Auditor |. V. Johnson was registered at
the Arlington House, Tuesday last.
The Merchants and Mechanics Savings
Bank has the foundation about completed
for their new banking house. This will be
one of the pretty buildings OF the town
when completed.
The work on the Odd Fellows new
temple Is being pushed rapidly. This will
be one of the largest buildings in our
town.
business building on his lot on Latrobe
street
The drilling at the new oil derrick be-
gins next week.
The dumping station at the new water
works is being erected.
We are 70 have natural gas by the first
of October, 1894
State Treasurer Rowan was guest at
the Arlington House, Tuesday.
Rev. Sam p. Jones lectured at the fair
grounds, Friday. There was only about
200 present.
]. Hop Woods was a guest at the Central
Hotel, Friday.
Mrs. A. L. Taylor returned home Fri
day from visit at Clarksourg and other
points.
Mr. Steve Poe, the new postmaster, will
take charge of the Office here next week.
The many friends of Captain Abe Bur-
dett will be glad to know that he is now
improving. He has had severe attack OF
fever
The Republicans and Democrats both
have mass meetings here to-day TO select
delegates to the different conventions.
Both were largely attended.
The BOY Tramp" had good audience
at the Opera House Wednesday night.
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Conrenient sleeping Car.

The Rev. c. L. Arnold, OF Detroit,
has received TWO patents from the Uni
ted States upon a very ingenious ar
rangement for the accommodation OF
railway passengers by day and night.
The coach itself differs in no respect,
so far as outward Appearances go, from
a Pullman coach, but on entering one is
struck by the large and airy interior,
as the overhangink berths which take
up so much air space Of the Pullman are
not apparent At night, however all Is
changed. The central isle is closed and
the passageway is on one side, the entire
length OF the car. The seats are made
across the car from one side, aoutting
with the seats on the opposite side.
the backs OF the seats open up TO the
horizontal, and thus form the upper
berth. The seat itself Is unfolded 10
form a wide lower berth. These berihs
traverse the car, and eacn section is
separated from adjacent sections and
from the aisles by heavy curtain partl-
tions. which are attached 10 spring roll
ers. By this means each section is an
apartment or state room afOrding per-
feet privacy and room 10 conveniently
prepare oneself for retiring. There Is
also provided in each apartment q
washstand supplied with hot and cold
water, which is not visible By day.
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Animals and slim ulants.

1t has lately been pointed out that
man, after all, Is not the only animal
who INDUCES 10 stimulants. Certain
animals also indulge themselves In this
manner with fatal results, the vehicle
Of intoxlcatlon in the case Of the lower
order Of beings being a creeping vetch
called the "loco plant" This is an in
habtant OF the Texas Pan Handle"
and is source OF serious danger 10
horses and cattle. To them IL has all
the aIlurments which are possessed by
absinthe and gin for beings OF another
grade, only the results Of the vetch are
more definitely fatal, even when taken
in moderate measures. Animals who
have tasted OF IL arc liable 10 fall over
backwards, their brains being affected
as well as their spinal cords. They
leap heights in their frenzy and dash
down precipices. No rider Of horse
who has been thu. intoxicated Is In a
safe positiOn.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-26
PORTLAND STATION.

PORTLAND STATION, o., August 25.-
Miss Nellie Horning. OF Toronto, IS visit
ing friends in this neiShbovhood.
Miss Clair Burkett is visiting in Wells
burg
Mr.. John Mckee has gone TO Somerdsle
70 take charge Of the w. * L. +. railroad
office.
Miss Rachel Walker. OF Steubenville, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. X. ". Hodgens,
on her return frow the Teachers Institute
at Mt. Pleasant.
DR.. ". ID. Hoge and J. T. Hodgens at
tended the races at Wellsville. Friday.
Quite number Of our young folks at
tended Prot. FoX's evolutionary lecture al
Mt. Pleasant, Thursday evening.
Masters x Hodgens have commenced
work on the c. 81 p. railroad for the IN
derground crossing OF the new pike.
A few of our residents attended pri-
waite picnic at Wheeling park Wednesday.
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branding hr Elsctrioltr

The adoption Of the electrical brand
ing iron for the marking Of foreign
meat imported into England has been
folow By its use in Australia for the
branding OF horses, cattle and sheep.
The current is supplied by storage bat
teries, and II is carried along conduc-
tors Enclosed in flexible rubber tubes
By the pressure OF spring connection
under the hand Of the operator. ADD
the current can be as quickly cut of.
Besides the manifest convenience Of
this arrangement, the brand Is said 10
be free from the blotcbes OF the old
method, and the sores often caused by
the scaling OF the iron are now avoided,
a. well as the burning Of the skin from
overheating.
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kha nIdn,t ExnAct Him

II seems 10 be the ambition OF all
young wives TO look well when any one
calls.
A young bride heard ring at the
front door.
The maid was out, and she rushed
up stairs 10 arrange her toilet q little
before admitting the caller.
There was moment OF Tightening
work before the dressing table.
Quicker than il takes 10 tell IL rio.
bon was fastened to her throat, a
flower stabbed into her hair, fash OF
powder on her face. and she was at the
door-all smiles and bushes.
The gentleman" said be had the
cheapest ciotheslines that could be
bought for the money. Spare 80
JUCHfS