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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

The brief OF W. r. Mckinney. Esq.
in the matter OF his contest with II. r.
Thorn for the seat in Congress for the
Petersburg District has just come
from the printers hands, and Is lively
reading. From opening TO finsh II
bristles with facts and arguments ex-
posing Thorps claims. Mr.. Mckinney
took no testimony; he relies upon the
weakness Of the case presented by the
contestant.
The brief is largely defence. or rather
exclamation. Of the Walton law. and
n very successful one 1t Is. AS to the
negro voter. Mr. Mckinney says that I'VE
are willing to give him his rights under
the laws, but il the contestant or his
counsel expect us TO enact laws for the
purpose of insuring the supremacy of
Ignorance over knowledge and culture and
Incidence over thrift. We Will not be
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
prepnred Him for IL.

Surly: So You called on Miss Spitzoer-
gen last night. eh? Did you find her cold
or responsive?
Hurry: Cold. Of course. How could l
expect TO find her otherwise. after what
you had said OF her?
amly: Me? Why, how could any re-
mark OF mine arouse any such expecta-
tons?
Hurry: Easy enough, Didn't You tell
me- that she had an lce-Aoe OF speech!
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Now goes the gunner forth to gun
4 student now is he
or science. for his thoughts do run
ON trigger-nometry.
lie heede,h not the briary snares.
Nor vet the serpents flngs'
Eut seeks 10 garner truant harcs
~ virtue Of his bangs
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Whenever withdrawing you've need to
have dom
And that need rather sure to your time
Is
You viii find. when t,e climax Thereon
has o'erfun,
That the workman more "slack' than
the lime Is.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Upper: Have you seen BooZleman
lately?
Clipper: Yes, indeed; saw him this
morning.
Llpper: Is II so that II sin continues
his indulgences in the flowing bowl?
Chipper: How can he help IL? He IS
a native Of the land Of STEADY habits.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

The daisy dies. the woodland ways
with russell leaves are filtered;
The linnet TO the southwark HES,
His last glad chanson twittersd;
The eelantine It's secret folds
In velvet-broidered c'oister,
And down the threat Of gourmand Nus
The glib and unctuous oyster.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13
SUNDAY. ........OCTOBER ~, lo9V.

THIS PAPER RECEIVES TIE COM
DINED TELEGRAPHIC-NEW SER
VICE OF TIE SOUTHERN AsSoClA-
TED PRESS AND THE UNITED
PRESS
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Il appears 70 have taken Lord sack
Vile some time to find out that ne Is
really mad. But then they DO say '"''
the average Engllshman is rather SLOW
TO appreciate an American joke.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

UPTOWN OFFICE. ass EAST BROAD
STREET. .cc
WEST-END OFFICE. PARk-PiACh
PHARMACY. Belvdcre and Main strtrtS'
MANCHESTER OFFICE. 1903 HULL
STREET.
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All letters and kilograms must pe o."
dressed 10 THE DISPATCH COMTAN J.
Rejected communications VIII not he IT,
turned.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Waterng-places are oil right enough
In their way, but they have no influence
with the man who Is actuated by the true
spirit Of things.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

The mon who want but little here be-
low generally get a good deal less than
they want.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

II doesn't always follow that politi-
clan sees his palm-iest days when ne
Is in the hands Of his friends.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

The horn OF the hunter Is often
measured by the quality OF the stimulant
In the flask.
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II Is funny that a standing obligation
naturally becomes running account.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

a cross examiner is sure TO produce a
cross examination.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

Because man makes himself at home
Il doesn't follow that he Is self-made
man.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-10-13

It is generally conceded that night IS
responsible for the eve'sdropping.
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The modern church-choir tenor expects
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his voice.
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The ties that bind business to profit
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Lord Sackville's pen is that OF too
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Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18

Prey wyborze asystenta
komisar2a cd wodociag6w
uzyska1 Samuel Easily 5
g}os6w, Jan Czapiewskl tylko
4. Pierwszy wybrany,
Pob6rcami mostowego Wv.
brani: R. F. Mudekind 81. d.
Lee. WspoIzawodnikiem ostat-
nlego byt Nikodem Ramczy-
kowski, ale Lee usyskaf 5
glos6w, p. Ramczykowski zas
ty]go 4.
Miejskim organem ur2edo.
wynn bedzie WINONA DAILY
REPUBLICAN,.
OGROD WARZYWNY z
S ARROW jest doskona}ym ola
ulokowania pieniedzy. katwa
jest przeciez sprzedaz owo-
cow, jarzyn lub kurczat W
ogrodzie tym chodowanych:
JIe n k n S, o h sto n and
Grey ,118H West 3cia
utica, maja znaczna ilosc farm
ogrodowy:h ma sprzedaz
i to w bliskosci Winony.Kup
iedna z Mich a dobrze zrobisz.
Dobre warunki, }atwa wyp}a-
ia.
FIR. za}ozy}
grosernie ma rogu 4tej IMAM
kato ulicy.
Wszystko u niego swieze,
dobre TAME. Me chodzcie do
obcych, kupujcie u rodaka, /
to przedewszystkiem u najbllz-
szego.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18
KS. Jan Hanak.

Z zalem przychodzi nam
doniesG o zgonie $p. ks. Jana
Hanak, iednego z sumiennych
bogobojnych i popularnych
ksiezy ma wygnaniu.
Urodzil sic W Morawii. byl
Cd wyswiecenia ksiedzem W
polskiej parafi W Minnesota
Lake. Kszta}cil sic W starym
kraju w Morawii. Razem z
naszym proboszczem ks. J.
Pacholskim i kilku innymi
z okolicy, slucha} wyk}adu
teologii W seminaryum amery-
kahskiem w Lovianum, "
Belgii. Do Ameryki przyby}
wr. 1885 i ma ksiedza wys-
wieconym zostal W d. IS
C:zerwca 1886 r.,jednoczesnie,
DO W tym samym dniu, z ks.
Pacholskim.
Jako proboszcz polskiej
para6i nauczy} sic movie po
polsku. Jak screen i dusza
Polak6w pokocha}, dowodzi
okolicznose, re gdy przed
trzema lub czterema laty KS.
Biskup zaoharowa} mu czeska
parafe W celu ulzenia mu
pracy,b bowiem juz w6wczas
niedomagajacYm, podziekowa}
Biskupowi i prosi{, by mu
pozwolil pozostaG i nadal w
tel samej polskiej para6i.
Chorowa} przez d}u1szy czas.
Pred trzema przeszlo laty, cd
zaziebienia dosta} grypy i cd
tego czasu ma dobre ME ,wy-
zdrowia} .Ciezej jednak zacho-
rowa} dopiero ma try tygodnie
pred smiercia. Pracowa}
szczerze ola swych para6an i
dlatego spokojnie umiera}, a
pogrzeb mia} tax wspania}y,
re W calej okolicy podobnego
pogrzebu przedtem ME wi
dziano.
Zar6wno katolicy jak i ME
katolicY go szanowali i W
czasie pogrzebu wszystkie
interesa w miescie (Wells,
Minn.) by}y w zawieszeniu,
handle i aotele nawet poza-
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18
w o%dpowiedz
Ks. Majerowi.

Juz pc wydrukowanlu arty.
kuliku lacihskiego, doszed} ma
szych rak nKuryer Polski' Z
Milwaukee, W kt6rym odczy
talismy nova odpowiedz ks.
Majera. Za}ujemy, re ME
bylismy W stanie }acidskiegc
tekstu cofnaG, gdyz by} iui
odbitym, ale uwzgledniajae
W pe}nej mierze pojednawczy
ton wiejacy z listu W. ks.
Majera, czujemy sic W obo-
wiazku sprostowac 60 tylko W
kilku punktach.
Wiel. ks. Majer zaprotes.
towa} przeciwko publikowaniu
lego imienia W KAToL1Ku be-
jego wiedzy i przyzwolenla.
Jes]i z jednej strony przyzna-
jenny ks. Majerowi prawo do
%protestu, to Z drugiej strony
KAToL1K jake gazeta, zastrze-
ga sobie prawo do nieuwzgle-
dnienia podobnego protestu,
i jesli ks. Majer dobrze sic
mad TEN zastanowl, to
przekona sic, re ME bedzle
m6g1 W tenn znalezt przyczyny
do urazy. w czynnosci ks.
Majera jake ksiedza ME
mieszalismy sic ME miesza-
my; m6wilismy o MIN tylko
w charakterze urzednika Uni,
Czynnosci zas urzednika uni
chociazby ten by} ksiedzem,
jake praca ma polu publicznem,
podlegaja krytyce, i kazds
gazeta ma niezaprzeczone
prawo do rozbieranla tycf
czynnosci. Protest zatem ks
Majera byl conajmniej ME n;
miejscu.
Wyrazanie sic 0 lokajstwi
opiera}o sic ma mniej wazne
podstawie, DO ma formie, '
jakiej ks. Majer zwyl
adresowac swoje listy d
redaktora KAToL1KA. Listy d
redaktor6w powinny by
:, adresowane w formie pr
wszechnie przyjetej. Adres(
wanie zas redaktor6w: Pan:
Y ten, lub Panic 6w,' jesli j
ME many ublizajac'
to wolno nam by}o uwazs
"a nietaktowne.
=: Pojednawczy ton, jaki vie
z listu ks. Majera, przekonyv
mas, re ks. Majer czyni}
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18

mykane. Ma pogrzeb przyby}
Najprzewielebniejszy k. Bis
kup Cotter z Winony "
towarzystwie pietnastu ksiely.
Msze za|obna pogrzebowa Cd
prawi{ czeski ks. Rynda 2
St. P w asystencyi ks. Pref
sa z Winony jake diakona,
ks. Windysza St. Paul,
jake subdiakona i
ks. Kopery jake mistrza cere-
remonii. W polskim jezyku
%przem6wi} ks. ]. Pacholski,
jake d}ugoletni przyjaciel i
kolega zmar}ego, z kt6rym
sic razem kszta}ci} i przyje-
cha} do Ameryki. KS. Pachol-
ski m6wi} ma temat ,,B}ogo-
s}awieni sprawiedliwi, kt6rzy
W Panu umieraj9, albowiem
uczynki ich "a mimi pojda.''
Pc angielsku %przemowil KS.
Biskup COtter.
Kondukt pogrzebowy 3D.
prawil KS. Biskup, a "a MIN
postepowali ksieza l. liczne
t|u'ny ludu, ~odprowadzajac
cia}o ma cmentarz I i p6} mill
"a miastem po}ozony. Mad
grobem odspiewano pc polsku
,,Witaj Kr6lowa,' a po an
gielsku spiewa} Choir Z Mime
sofa Lake. O 1-szej godzinie
pc po}udniu pogrzeb sic "a
kohczy{. Miejsce W parafi Sp.
ks. Hanaka zaja}ks. Kopera,
dotychczasowy proboszcz w
Perham, MINI.
q Sp. KS. Hanakiem pocho-
wano iednego z ksiezy Z
poSwieceniem, kt6rv
pracowal spokojnie i w ci.
cho$ci, niedbajac o w}asna
chwa}e, ami o wIasne zdrowie.
- Requiescat in pace!
PkACIC "a
POJEEYNKI cEarakterYzu)e
zfosliwie literat francuski
Alfred Capus W ten sposob:
Cztowiek, ktory otrzyma 20
liczek = jest shahbiony, ale
je2eli wprzod otrzyma %policzek,
q potem pchniecie szpada,
wtedy bywa powszechnie sza-
nowapy i wszedzie chetnie 20
vida - eaten wiecei bonoru
ma ten, ktory odb1era polic2ek
/ pchniecie szpada, ani2eIi ten,
kt0rego ten honor ME spotka
wcale.
WlN0NA SAVINGS BANK
w S K / B A N r
10 D N S c H.,
F'rzy ulicy 2glej-miedAs
ulicanni Main L Center.
Procenta pfaci sic
diva raZY W rOku
cd wszelkich z4ozonYch " Banku
p%ienledzy, poczawszy cd $500
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18
PaStWiSka Ola kr6W.

Cena $1,000 "a sezon. Ktokol-
wick szuka dobre pastwlska ola
kr6w, MECH sic zg}osl do W e
Hamilton ma rogu 2 ej l Laird I'll.
Katolik. (Winona, Minn.) 1893-1895, 1895-04-18
WIADOMOSCI
MIEJSCOWE +.


NE NABOzENSTWO rozpocz.
ME sic W Winonie w nastepna
NiedzieIe, 81 Kwietnia,
potrwa try dni. Do pomocy
naszemu probossczowi ks. ).
Pacholskiemu, zjedzie kilku
polskicb kaptan6w ,mianowicie::
Is. D. Maler i ks. Guzowskl
2 St. Paul, ks. Jazdzewski z
Minneapolis, ks. Sroka z
Duluth, ks. Babiiski z Inde
pendence, ks. Z%awadzki z
Delano, ks. Woitowicz 2
Dakota, ks. Belzowski ALDER.
ia i ks. Lugows'k; Pine
Creeku.N aboaenstwo ispowiedz
rozpoczna sic Sobote pc
poludniu i zakohcza we wtorek
wieczorem. = Kazania bed9
codziennie diva razy, ma sumle
i wieczorem, PREY nieszporach.
Mozemy sic teraz jul spodzie-
wac, aze 20 wysluchaniu nauk
gloszonych przez naszych
ksiezy, wszystkie 2Ywio}y raz
nareszcie sic uspokojq,i zgoda
raz ma zawsze ma dobre mied2y
nami zapanuje.
S. P. ANTONINA GkO-
WACKA, z domu Majerowicz,
z pierwszego me1a Walkowska
iona naszego organisty, zasne(a
W Bogu W d. II b. %. W
Winonie. Urodziia sic W Ks.
Poznanskiem.
Pozostawiia W smutku pogra
aonego me3a osmiorgiem
dzieci, z ktorych najmfodsze
lIczy zaledwie p lat wieku.
Me cieszyla sic nigdy dobrem
zdrowiem, a W skutek zazie-
bienia nabawita sic bolu
gfowy i kohcu dosta}a
kurczy, kt6re ia 0 smier6
prayprawity. Pogrzeb odby}
sic W d. IA b. m. z domu, o
godz. 2 pc po}udniu, a he
praypadi W Swieto Wielka-
aocne, wiec z%gromadzila sic
moo ludu i funny odprowadzi
ly ciato nieboszczki ma
cmentarZ.
Naboaenstwo zalobne "a
Spoken jej duszy odprawionem
zostalo wczorai W Srode, O
godz. 9 rano.
PARMA Alvina Ludwik
zaJela mle]sce buchalterki W
German American Bank, W
miejsce p. Louis jung. kt6ry
zrezYgnowa1,
NOWO OBRANY major
republikahski p. Youmans
orsz wszyscy nowi urzednicy
miejscy W poniedzia}ek obieli
swe urzeda.
POWSZECHNIE znsny
ksiegarz Mic Meyer, Nlemiec.
W niedziele rano pred drzwla
mi swej ksiegarni, PREY
wschodniej 3ciei ulicy, ruszony
zostaf parali1em. lyle jeszcze,
lecz Jest bard2o sfsby.
POSZUKUJE SIZE dw6ch roz
garnietych l odpowlednich ludzi 40
reprezentowan1a Metropolitan Life
ms. Co. n. Y. ma Winone. Dobre
wynagrodzenie ola ludzi z dobra
rekomendacya kaucya Musza
mowlc pc polsku i angielsku. Zgfo-
SIC sic do P. j. Evans, roomezl'
Morgan Building.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-15

u j. hard - h. thrust ovr,
over again, upon a realization
grim facts 81 life Nancy Stain
not th" beauty Of the fnmily. b
did eHnggrrnte her plninua-s.
brnaled over Il whenever ~,
tired, or her spirits we're low
day however. her full bonnet
home from the milliners, and
Iuicing over iis beauty. Nancy 4
TO lamont her own shurtcnming
In high feather, abe went I,
room 10 Try il on. hut present.
turned with a most woe. hgnnl
age
Why, Nancy, what's the mat
asked q sympathetic visitor.
oh, nothing important,
Nancy, gloomily.
But there must bpl Its
bonnet ! know What's the tn
with it2"
"Oh, the bonnet is all right,
the Respondent one. iii isn't
bonnet limits to blame. You see
q very pretty one, and ~ soon
saw i, ! felt quite discouraged,
when ! tried II on, aud looked i
glass, ! found the same old Nam
side itr'
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-15

The general term of the supreme
court of New York has reversed the
Judgment against Erastus Wiman, who
was last summer convicted of forgery
This is probably the end of the case
1t may be said now that the verdict OF
the jury was given under a ruling of
the court which gave it no alternative
but to convict. The jury were not al
lowed to decide as to Mr.. Wiman's in
tent to defraud, and this the general
term holds to be an error. 1t is reason
ably certain that should a new trial be
had under the ruling as now defined by
the courts that the verdict would be an
acquittal.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-15

Americans have not proved so ready
to assist in the purchase of Carlyle's
house in London as was expected. Mr..
Laurence Hutton, who was asked to
act as treasurer for subscribers in the
United States, has decidedly refused.
He writes: The English even mock
at our generosity in contributing to
the building Of a memorial theater to
Shakespeare at Stratford-upon-A Avon.
We ought to throw tea into Boston
harbor once more before we consent
to pay tribute to class of post-revo-
lutionary British heroes who paid no
tribute to us; or before we offer to help
Britons to glorify their own land by
erecting monuments"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-15

81 don't believe you. You,.
OF somebody else. "
well, we'll; you told ma H..
fore, and don't deny il. bm
sweet little phantom, she dom
two cents for me now.
How do YOU known
"Oh, ! know il very we'll
You're wrong. Why dom,
20 and ask her,n
I'm not going to insult h,
do you call that AN insnit,
"les-from one IN my ~.
Sweet ghost, " said conins {.
let's make believe yog,s
angel! putting my arms !,
her, and drawing her 10 me.
Then you don't love herf
zen the contrary, it's isa,
love her so much that | n,
make believe you're Miss Nal
The ghost submitted Win !
grace, but forgot her assunAi
illness. james, she said. n
Volca carried me back two ysss
my darling aas revealed 10 a.
Mabel Mabel said. -
this Does il mean you lore 4
Yes
iint wis iid you plag
prank on us nli
III knew SOU still lowed !
would newer say 80. and, L.
wanted a little tan
Bless sou, il WAS Una. q
might have hean hurt
"Oh, 10 she laughed. Il
afraid The Others were "
and Won werr such a g0Ms
brain 4ul 10 courage. sou kn
4 month ltter | Was a cis
good SALARY and six mont.
Slalsl aiid Wtn married
-seret If our wnniug Ii 4.
nous. and under thu Rppl~ {
newer told And from thnt te
| had no lear " GHOSTS
particular pres linus litth "a
my shield aud protection
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-15

A Worcester, Mass, attorney was or.
dered by the presiding Judge to sit
down, but after the order had been Is
sued he dared to request he Judge to
exclude certain testimony, and for this
proceeding was ordered under arrest,
charged with contempt of court. Pray
what are we coming to in the old Bay
state? Have we another Jeffries come
to judgment? Is it high-handed pro
ceeding for lawyer in Massachusetts,
to utter request after he has been or
dered to take his seat? Can Massa-
chusetts lawyers only speak when
standing and then only by the suffer
ance of the presiding Judge? Does
lanes II. again boss the Bay state?
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-15

The burning of Nikola Tesla's pa.
pers and new electrical apparatus is
great loss to the world. The money
cost of the apparatus destroyed is not
above $4,000 to $4,000, but the young
electricians remark that he would not
have sold it for 100000 sets upon it
the value it possessed as understood
by the only man who can replace it.
Fortunately, Nikola Tesla is young
and in good health. The world may
hope that he will live to improve on
the discoveries he has made in cleo
trical science, subject which he
doubtless understands better than anv
other living man. Tesla is younger
than Edison, and it is to be hoped has
many years of useful work for the
world in his future.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-15
The season,s MANLY Sports.

Mrs Srrubbins: "0h. dearl \
SO glad when the hunting and III.
seasou il over. NV husbapl
nwiully fond Of such manly sp'
but he always overexerts hims
Caller: ~ should think he W
learn by experience. "Wel
don't, He got bnck last nigh
tired he could hardly walk and
morning hc'sup-stairs with the ~
est headache and he cant ~
thing. Such u time ms he must \
mad Keeping out of the way Of So
tie thinks he sees EN- vet. ~
adelphia Record.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-15

There is an inclination in England
to leave untitled the ancient office Of
examiner of all stage plays made
vacant by the death of Mr.. Pigott. The
queen is understood to have been great
ly dissatisfied with the course of the
late incumbent of the post in allowing
the woman with a past to get such a
firm hold on the British state. She is
fearful that the precedent established
by the no over scrupulous Mr.. Pigott
will be initiated by his successors. and
therefore her majesty fails to see how
any good can result from play censors
who are willing to overlook the mis-
deeds of ladies with antecedents. So
she inclines to let the post, like that
Of the poet laureate, remain open.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-15

April was the centennial Of the
establishment of the public school sys-
tenn in New York, and it was properly
observed in all the schools of the En-
pire state There is no anniversary more
worthy of commemoration. The pub
lie schools are the foundations of liber-
ty and intelligent citizenship, and
they have grown to be the most i'm
portant institution in the government
Of free and independent people
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-15

Actor w. H. Crane admits that this
is an era of immoral plays, but he
insists that neither the actors nor the
managers are to blame If this be true
and the actors and managers feel about
it as does Mr.. Crane, it is a good time
time for them all to start an era of
moral and wholesome plays and have
the responsibility and the credit for the
reform.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-15
BuisnessF first,

II confess, sir" said the vi
with some shyness, "tbat
might in time learn TO love YOU,
er.you are quite poor,are you "
" Well, yes; my income Is not "
but with you, dear Mrs. TomPA
TO cheer and encourage me, u W
soon" "Ah," interrupted
widow with a sigh, chat worIo
giving hostage To fortune.
drawing $15 q month pension, y
wouldn't like TO give up dead
thing for a rank uncertalnN
Epoch.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1895-06-15
4 Specimen Detective stsa

A lads auda gentleman uessii
ling together On I'm English ri.
They were perfect strangers taI
other Suddenly ille grntlrurI
Madam. | will truull. YOU *.
ont ~ the window for a asa ma
] am going 10 make snlnr ehaaS
my wearing apparel t~a
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Ing and turning her back upm
IN a short Eime b. said
madame, my change 81 cons
and You may resume ypur
When tbs lady turusvl shu t-.ha
male companion transformed
dushiug lads with i heavy vsl
her fnrr Now. sir or madam
ever Won like aid tho lad
must trnubl" Won 10 look out
window Tor ! nlsu hnvesuuiach
inmyHppnrl certainly rnal
and the gentleman III indy.
immediately complied Nop =
may resume your s,git 7.
great surpris" on rs~uming ~
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his lnlt companion trans 'nrmt
2 man he then laughed anI
~ appears that W. urr both
1ll~to avoid recognition What
Won dome | hnyr robbed 4 h
And ! -aitI ihs whiIam ina
ll"d"Strruu-ly mtfsrd his w
IONS wrists with q pair 81 lion.
am Detective Jones ~ Sd
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