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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-08-08
TO SMOKERS.

NV Tobacco and Cigar department is well
stocked with the choicest brands. Call lor
your favOrite smoke or chew.
]. q. GIBSON, The Druggist.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-08-08

We represent directly four of the six
Stock Companies of West Virginia. The
Fire and Marine, the Franklin, the JEFF
ferson and the Standard; the Providence
and Washington, at Chicago; the sun
Fire. New York; and the London and
Globe. England: and place risks in other
companies if desired,
We propose to exercise every pre-
caution to protect alike our patrons and
the companies we write for. By talr
dealing and justice to both, we expect
TO merit the confidence of the public.
Is Special attention given to FARM
ER'S CROPS, &c.
B. F. HARRISON, Agents and
HARRISON SCHLEY, { Solicitors.
AGENTS
y. 5. J. Strider, at Uvilla.
ID. +. Billmyer at Billmyer's Mill.
John p. Kearfott, at kearneYsville.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-08-08
is. FLEMING, Notary Public.

xxyuLtake acknowledgements of Deeds
w Power of Attorney, Affidavits, Deposl,
tions, and attend to ali b usiness connected
with the office.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1895-08-08
9ure Blood

Because the health Of every organ and
tissue Of the body depends upon the
purity Of the blood. The whole world
knows the standard blood purifier Il
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17
PRISK BOY RELEASED,

Deputy Sheriff Delaney and County
Attorney Thacker went to Whatcom,
last Thursday, armed with petition
signed by all three commissioners pray
ing for the release of William Prisk,
the sixteen-year-old boy charged of
burglarizing the store at Olga, nearly a
year ago. The petition showed that the
Prisk case was the only criminal case on
the docket, and would necessitate the
calling of Il jury and would no doubt
cost the county several hundred dollars
with but small chance of cOnvicting
the accused Of breaking into d store an.
stealing jack-knife and some postage
stamps. The petition further stated
that the accused had already been con-
fined i'm Jail for the past eight months,
which was no inconsiderable punish
ment for the crime of which he was
accused. Judge Wimn was convinced
that it was to the best interests of all
parties concerned to release the culprit.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17
Ellsperman Captures a Smuggler.

Last Saturday morning an Assyrian,
who gave his name as A. Nassr, called
at the custom house at Blaine, and
presented a small bundle of silk sllawls
and nandkerchiefs for entry stating that
he was peddler and had been to VIC
toria and bought some goods. He paid
$3.50 duty. Collector Ellsperman re-
marked at the time that he had but a
small pack fora peddler. After leaving
the custom house Nassr must have gone
somewhere and got two large packages
of Japanese silks and took them onto
the Utopia. Ellsperman boarded the
Utopia and before reaching Friday
Harbor placed Nassr under arrest.
Nassr claimed to have bought the goods
in Seattle. He was taken before the
q. s. court commissioner, at Whatcom,
for trial.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17
VALLEY GLEANINGS.

H. G. Penshaw is at work on his
cellar in Argyle.
Schooner echo" brought cargo of
lumber. from Ballard, last week, for
Andy Johnson, who intends to erect a
new dwelling in the spring.
The echo" took load of hay and
grain to NanainO, b. i.
Owing to Indictment weather the
Valley Literary Society did not meet
last Tuesday evening. The next meet
ing will be on Jan. 22d, when the old
question for debate will he continued.
NJ. r. Lundblad is setting out Il grove
of black walnut trees on his farm. The
trees are chiefly valuable for their wood
and take forty years to mature. Mr..
Lundblad obtained the seed in Indiana.
IA dollar saved is dollar earned. "
If possible pay your taxes before Feb.
18th, and save the 2 per cent. rebate
allowed by law.
Freight shipments from the port of
Argyle for current month were: tons
produce, 8 crates poultry AMI 80 head
live stock.
County Clerk, E. Ham Nash, was in
Townsend the fore part of the week.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17
PORT STANLEY NEWS.

Rev. Dr. Mallory, Of Seattle, was
visiting with his many Port Stanley
friends last week.
Schooner "EchO" Is tied up at the
wharf loading hay from James Nelson's
farm.
During the high tide, last Saturday
morning, the residents of Port Stanley
amused themselves 10y going from the
store to the sawmill in row boats Al
most everybody was out enjoying a
boat ride, and having jolly good time.
A. J. Perkins has gone to Victoria
and his wife is expected to follow soon,
as we understand they expect to make
their home in that city in the future.
Harvey Butler, of Lopez, has been
drawing lumber for his new house,
from the Port Stanley sawmill.
1t is reported that the citizens OF
Lopez experienced severe tussle with
high water last Saturday morning.
They should have come to Port Stanley
and enjoyed pleasure boat ride in our
genial atmosphere.
L'ARGENT.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17
COMMISSIONERS PROCEEDINGS.

The Board of County Commissioners
of San Juan County, WASH, convened
Monday, January It'll, for the regular
January session; full board present and
Chairman Carter presiding.
The grand and petit jury lists for the
ensuing year were drawn and certified
to.
Resignation of John blackwell as justice
of the peace for Richardson precinct
accepted and Chas. A. Phelps appointed
for term of two years. Bond, $500, to
be approved by chairman.
Bill of K. y. Kinleyside for $5l5 dis
allowed, for the reason that same is
not II proper charge for the county to
pay
In the matter of the accounts against
the General fund it was ordered that
certificates of Indebtedness be issued to
claimants stating that the claim is al
lowed and that warrants will be issued
therefore as soon as it can he legally
done. Said claims now aggregate 1925.
The following named road overseers
handed in their reports, which were
approved and warrants ordered drawn
on their respective funds for amounts
set opposite their names, as follows:
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17

Arrangements are being made for a
grand masquerade ball, at Union Grove
hall, on Washington's Birthday. The
committee have secured the San Juan
Valley orchestra to furnish the music,
and put the price of tickets down to
one dollar, for dance and supper. The
merchants have contributed four of the
prizes and the committee will give a
cash prize. The prizes, list OF which
is given below, will be awarded by The
popular vote of those prestnt-that is
each gent purchasing ticket will get
two coupons, one for himself and one
for his partner; the coupons entities the
holder to a vote on each of the five
prizes. The prizes and their doners are
as follows:
Handsomest Lady Costume, pair OF
handsome vases, give by the SAL Juan
Trading Company.
Richest Gent Costume, pair dancing
pomps, contributed 10y Joseph Sweeney
Best represented lady costume, a pair
of fine shoes. donated by l.. b. Carter.
Best represented Gent Costume, the
best razor in Nash e. Coffin's store.
Most Comic Character-lady or gent,
cash prize of $3.50.
The above prizes are good and useful
and are valued at So so each. This will
undoubtedly be the only mask ball this
season and the committee will spare
neither pains or expense to make it an
UNQUALIFIED success. The proceeds will
90 into the hall fund.
Masks can be secured at the San
Juan Trading Co.'S. store.
ALFRED DOUGLAS
THOs o MCCRARY
FRANK j. BRYANT Con.
j. e.. CLINTON
E. HI. NASH
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17
REVENUE LAUNCH "SCOUT."

The revenue launch "Scout" which
was formerly stationed at Friday Har-
Dor has been remodeled and refitted.
the Port Townsend LIE der says:
"The revenue launch Scout" which
was laid up some time ago OF account
of general disability to perform her
required duty, will soon be out again
and her old friends will hardly recog-
nize her as the old craft. She has been
entirely renlodeled throughout and new
boilers and compound engines of 40
horsepower have just arrived from the
east and will be fit. d in their place
with all possible dispatch. Captain
Tozier, of the Grant, stated that her
mower will be three or four times greater
than before and she will attain speed
of about IL knots.
When the Scout is launched she will
he commanded by Lieutenant futile
of the Grant, and will be stationed in
Port Townsend harbor."
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17

wanted to trade a small tract of
c (snu-hve acres in bearing orchard, in
sia' near Atlanta, for San Juan Co.
r;,,p This property is in Douglas
son .e' 'ne county seat of Douglas county
esni.I eighteen miles from Atlanta, the
sSpl'o! of the state. Douglasville is a
ta's o Of about a thousand inhabitants;
.a rs 'ne best college in the state and has
.oni "i manufacturing concerns. The
p,as y clay and sandy; no waste land.
Gu uuc's; fruit, cotton, corn and wheat.
,. ,esS Of good water runs through the
inu u' comfortable house and out-build-
w. ~ @no iour or five acres in timber.
a.' "hat have you to trade for this very
GNU lao'e property? There are no en-
fUtaNces and the taxes are paid up.
far you want this property and have a
con OF town property to trade write or
'aD on the undersigned.
~ CLINTON, Friday Harbor.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17
OLGA HAPPENINGS.

School opened in Cascade schoolhouse
last Monday with Miss Pauline Jacobs
as teacher. Miss Jacobs reports good
attendance.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. I. n. PIindle,
at Newhall, a son.
T. H. Leavell made a business trip to
WhatcOm last week.
Rev. Patterson preached to a large
congregation, at the Olga church, last
Sunday night.
Tie Road is completed clear around
Cascade Lake, and the first wagon
passed over it Jan. LIST.
William Burgess and ]. A. Re idick
are off on trapping expedition, we
wish them success.
Messrs Harry and w. w. Bailey were
OIL the island, last week, stopping OIL
their ranch on Mt. Constitution. Their
father has spent the summer east OF
the mountains and will return IL q
few days.
The dam on Cascade Lake bruke last
Saturday night and large volume OF
water is rushing down past the mill.
Mr.. P. Reddick and T. III. Leavell
spent Sunday with w. N. Prindle, at
NewhalI. ANON.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17
SUPERIOR COURT SESSION.

u,. Honor Judge John r. VIM Will
on.ana . term of Court, at Friday Har-
hor commencing on the 9Th day OF rro-
s,,arv 1905. to dispose of probate matters
and such other business as may CONF ~
before the Court for hearing. All palaee
desiring final citizenship papers can amp pro-
o,,ra them at any time during the term.
o p. 81. NASH, County Clerk.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS.

J. Binswanger has decided to close
out his business, and during the next
few days will give the public the adj
vantage of wholesale prices on his
entire stock of General Merchandise,
consisting of Dry Goods, Ready Made
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Crockery,
Glassware and notions.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17
BIRTHDAY PARTIES.

wednesday last was Chester Clinton's
thirteenth anniversary and he cele-
ofa'eo the event by party in the
evening. About thirty of his young
friends and schoolnlates were present,
anu the evening was delightfully."- spent
III ahlusements of a nature well calcu-
iaceo 10 please the young folks. Re-
ireshments We're served i'm abundance
ana those present enjoyed gay and
happy evening, brim full of amusement.
Ihester was the recipient of many
tokens by which he will remember the
event.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17

The County Treasurer was instructed
to transfer the sum of $3.50 to a fund to
be known as the Election fund, and the
Auditor was instructed to draw war
rants Oh said fund for all election ex-
penses.
The safes, blank books, ETC., ordered
insured i'm sum of 81 200.
Auditor authorized to draw salary
warrants on salary fund in payment of
county officers salaries.
Ordered that the county attorney be
allowed deputy at salary of $3.50 per
year. Said deputy to be legally
qualified acting attorney.
Ordered that $7.25 of general road
funds be apportioned to commissioners
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17
districts as follows, No. 1, S. rs; No. 2,
e. *. No S5 TX

districts as follows, No. l, $5.75; No. 2,
1915; No. 3, 1915.
County treasurer presented paid
vouchers amounting the sum of $2346.
SO and was allowed credit for the same.
The following amounts for per diem
and mileage allowed:
j. H. Nichols, days and mileage,
$40; w. Warner, 3 days and mileage,
SIG so; e. l.. Carter, days regular and
one day extra, $50.
Treasurer's Quarterly Report received
and approved.
Board adjourned.
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17

Launor Carter entertained number
OF his playmates Saturday afternoon
from two to five o'clock, that being the
eighth anniversary of his birthday
Refreshments were served and jolly
good time was enjoyed by the little
ones
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17

Ordered that the bonds OF road over
seers be fixed in the penal sum of 5000
each.
road Ovcrseers he fixed in the penal
sum of 5000 each.
The following election bills allowed
and warrants ordered drawn ON election
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17
COUNTY TREASURER,S REPORT

Following is the report of the Treasurer
of San Juan county, WASH, for quarter
ending Dec. 81, 1894:
Cash on hand last report, $253l 03
Credited enormously Co. SchOol 27S 20
Fees Co. officers for September 20 IS
Liquor License 300 90
School District Nos 500
Fees Co. officers for October 40 so
November 81 40
Fines, e. HI. Nash, J. P. 100
Rent County land II 90
School Dist. No. 9, Special los 90
Fines, J. H. Snowden, J. P. 1OOl
Road District No. 3 Is 90
Taxes for year 1892 26 II
Taxes for year 1893 16S 80
Penalty and interest on all taxes Al q
Difference in Ledger and Journal 80 so
Total 3 1854 81
Paid vouchers audited by Board, 2346 SO
Total in funds to balance 1897 81
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17

The election returns for road Overseers
was canvasspd and resulted as follows:
The islander. [volume] (Friday Harbor, Wash.) 1891-1899, 1895-01-17

-''eu some money and as an induce
,neh' 10 those who have it and want
I,ul' trees we make the following offer:
anyone paying into the ISLANDER
S S,nSe' OF sending directly to us, can
nave the following discounts:
90 sl-,0O worth of trees for $40 in cash /;
'-'0V worth of trees for $40 cash: $50
SoFlh Of trees for $40 cash.
we also want to trade trees for hay,
&c wheat and peas. Write and tell
WHAT you have to trade and what
W you want. Send for price list
T. Ii. VAN SAINT & Co.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

--i---a -. he raised his hat
with his eyes on the boy at her side.
The boy was a pretty. fair creature.
with foolish face; the kind OF man the
end OF this century coins, and regrets
its coinage. The girl was worth some
thing better. the man thought Himself.
perhaps.
He had an oId-fashioned mind. and
old-fashioned honor. Modern women
will never mold such a man His
rno,hA- asA hls sisters lived IN a big
place in the north OF England. He had
drifted Into the larger world Of London
life, and knocked about. as most men
must; bat. somehow. the best OF him,
including sneaking. timid reverence
for a few good women. had never been
quite rubbed OF.
The girl was the pretty Miss Barnea.
and he had met her AZ a Christmas
house-party in the aountry. He thought
she snubbed him. ana that she mistook
his attentions for Idle flirting. such as
a man considers necessary in the com
pany OF mneh-anmlred woman.
He thought also. that bay viii
ariuse her; he can design her a new
froek. and krnws her fayorits cigar
ettes. ! am too old. and I'm out Of the
game"
His vanity needed soothing. so he
went TO call on an old friend.
She sat In einily lighted drawing
room; II was heavy With perfumes and
exoties. she wore becoming teagown
and her dyed hair iooked Its bes; In the
glow shining through the rose-eol-
ored lamp shades.
Dear Ronald" she cried. 'T'm quite
delighted TO pee you What traunt
you have been, Sit near the FIRE and
get warm. Isn't It freAzine to-aay7-
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09
KNOWLEDGE

Brinrs o1mfart and iaarrgvsns.. II
tends 20 persq1zi ea,dyut1t sta|
riehtiv us-A- The alsay. Wv llSt s.s|
tar than Others ard ssstioy liis nosr, al
lsss exF~nsiiHre, By rasrr przss4
Eaap:srr th- zSas2's t.s. pg3ssgs d
the necAs ~ pts-sieaf beng MI ed
fhr yaiue 81 beaith Il tks Far fiziI
lHxklirc ptiRcipge~ statsand is sel
rgnesly. syrup q Eig@
Is sxcsllesce i agt 70 - prr,g-sl,y
IN The form fsust arrsfzah.e aai iisz-
ant ta the taste, the rslffisi,ius AL ~
beneficial psvgeFtses Il q pefis zi-i
ativs: edeciaaliy eleansing ise ,ysisz.
dlsFsilinr c5las. hcEiseaas gui sVz
ard pssrnAnCatiy earring c9ustl lpaia.
Il kzs given sasisfartisn % nilliaosat
met With tin appreFal oi ihn rssla
praHs-ssiaa. h.eraSlse Is arrs "a ~ ~
nfys Liver and Beseas siiacgi sszsl
eusug iheia and IS l. F,fseeiiy !ros -
every Objectionable sal,siane-.
Syrap u FiEz = fss sslr b. q re
vssts Ia soc asssl a. t.lstles. bot 4 !, -
ufac;ured ~ the California lie ,sfsi
Co. uaiy, Wisn-s name IL pyii.,tl g tssii
tsanknSn. also t;ae naals, syrup u 10
and being well istarasei, Ygs VI %
aeoepg any suisAitats L oa1fed
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

world and you are woefuliy old-iash-
toned In some ways"
-You have told me so before
-Yes, iu the old days But yon iai'
proved little under my tuition. Eop
have gone back since
He rose to go but chance caused hirn
to overturn vase Of flowers as he
pushed his chair back. and hc stepped,
with many apologies. to pick Il up
She continued softly. as Il there bad
been no Interruption.
you may know the nan she Y "
love with. and IL adds conviction y ny
story. You we're In the bpnss AZ the
time. She Is very romantic over hila-
and she did not tell my aunt his real
name. she called him -Prinee Caartn-
ing
The vase fell ana smashed info uaAny
rseees at his fest He harss out laugh
Ing a. a school boy laughs. and he ig-
nured the breaking and E0izoi NFA
Jack.s hAndA
Thank you, n thousand times I
knew you Eere good sort az The bot
tom He spoke as II be meant u. bat
she knew better, and Winoad we
acted ia some hcastiy psHtomiras o.
Chri6tmaa eve. and wsa Prince CsrsE-
ms in a fairy -tAIe thiaE NAeu she VS.
the princess Yen'vs done me a seed
service b. mistake. Mrs, Jack and
you'u know that the nan loves her
when she marrf-a him"
She smiled said Food-hT and rang
the ben with oomPosure, bat her face
vas curiocsly 1u; o; keeping vita hUr
volca
He went downstairs WitA brisk
stss. ard out iaio taF street Tsa
vhols world had sasdrniy grown vsry
EondersaL and 70 prove Y. BE- hailed
hanson and vent to call on Mlss
Barnes
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09

The slight pressure Of her handz as
she seized his took hls memory back
to a year ago. when her charms and
her flattery had been wine 20 him
Hope you are well and having a
good time. Mrs. jack he replied. How
is everybody I've been away. you
know"
is that an explanation OF your de-
sertion?"
he nodded.
"oh. heard another Gale"
He moved uneasily. You hear
everything Is Jack at homer
Hes gone to the club. Did you come
TO see Jack"
no, came to see you
She smiled. you may smoke If you
like. Shall ! give you cup Of teal"
Yes, please" He was Ill at ease;
the old atmosphere stifed him. and her
evident pleasure at getting him back
made him realize that ne had come
back. and 1t brought queer, uncom-
Portable feeling OF shame
You wore riding in the Row yes
terday." she remarked. as she handed
him a cup.
Yes Were you there?"
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09
90 AEaAlp oF sNAxe ulrEs.
Az ols ftsrias S.rrs etAiu.. 80 nsss
80 Infsiiisi- Cur~

Al ola f1sstas Ssrrs etAias. 30 Have
SO Infsnsl- csr~.
The jacksonville CFiRl Citizen. The
wondsrsgi results Of the snake c,grr o.
ST FurHar. the Old negro ssaks charm
81, we're shown yesterday mprniug
Nhga he cured hiirseis ot ;he bite oi a
rat,iesnAke. Fornan vas exhibiting
his collection o. fattisra si ita cp-Esr
OF HeEsa and Bay streess. and sh!is
handling = large rather that he cap
tured AZ Fort George . tez days aso the
snake struck q; hlm and mAnasrt 10
infiic, tao wounds on kis ten hand.
Forman went on with the performance
and did not seen 20 mind the bite Ei
all. untii Be felt Ia his pockets ana
found thh; he did not have a bottle q
his remedy with him He then wsat
into Williams drug store and sa;ar-
atesi q Handkerchief with Ammoai1 and
wrapped q around the hzn5 The PER
forusanae vas then finished. and he
started fer homs 10 apply the snake
cure. lie took some ot The remedy in
ternaily and wrapping piece o. cloth
sronEd the hand be came down town
again. FormAa was seen iast evening
There wera two bites about an inch
apart, and about one inch long. He
stated that when the snake BIT him his
hand commenced to swell. bu; as soon
s. the remedy had been Applied all Vas
aver. and he says that he viii nov suf-
fer no serious results The hand win
pain him for few days. and viii then
be as seii as ever. with the exception
at two sears th4. are AigRy@ !cft by
snake bite Fnrn.an vas asked about
his snake cure. but be declined 70 say
of what {; vas made lie stated that
he obtaiEed the receipt from an old
Seminole Indian. who made him swear
never 70 reveal IL Forman claims that
the remedy Is Al Iafalisbie cure for
snake bites. and. as an evidence Of lis
merits axe scars made by snake bites
all over bis hands He has never made
any OF it for sale and he has sever made
any tas, Of It. 50 far as ia known. on any
person other than himself
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09
Deafness Can No. n. c.,,, N

BY locai Applications. Is ihey -,
reach the diseased portion AZ -
Thcre l. only one wsy 70 cure ds,t,..j
and tiizt II bS cpnsfitatton4i ,sr-.s
Deafness IL caused by an inntrses
dffion % the trr-esln iinlag x IN. N
tsehlan rnf.~. when tbs toss 4.
famed you have a rWsahllnr -. j
imperfect hearing. and Wh#s
flrrts closed Deafness & tf,s rs,s.i,
uai@ss tk- inflammation ear - ~
og; and Tits tube reatared L. tt5 -.
condition. hearing Wlii ~ d.sfr5y.. :
esrr. nine eesas out af sen ar -.
by Catarrh. phirh IL aathtnr -; - Il
famed condition oE The a.nrsp.
sarFH
we wstl give csne HUNDRED usn,-,
any case - Deafness fcagrsl l. II
farrhl that caua = - eursd y 4, ~
Safar4b cure. S~aa Tor rirrsi4,, -
r J. CHENEY 4 co T5,sl5. 4
sold ~ druggists Tse
Halls FamiiY PITS. z1
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09
n. Nrrlr snnrt..n.. >

The Rev Elijah neiagg. who wrote
rSpartacus" IS sin living al the age
OF IS years He breaches twice each
Sunday At liit.e church IN Harpswell.
Ne. and enitiva,es a small farm.
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09
PRINCE CHARMING"

COLD winter day
IN the park. lind a
fog in the city. A
man, walking with
a military step and
erect bearing. Was
recognized by a
pretty girl. who
drove past him in
a phaeton with two
splendid horses.
The man scarcely
The Lamar register., 1895-11-09
Net Lkeiy.

Hare you ever loved an
other
He Yfs. Of course. Did you think
I'd practice on nice giri like youy''-