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The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

Soothing, and not irritating, strength ening, and not weakening, small but effective-such are the qualities o. DeWitt's Little Risers, the famous Httl 3 pills. k. F. Hawley, Newtown; s. (. Bull, Sandy Hook; 4. B. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley & Co.,, stepney.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

The old way of delivering messages by post boys compared with the modern telephone, illustrates the old tedious methods of "breakiDg" colds compared with their almost instantaneous cure by One Minute Cough Cure. Edgar F. uawIey, Newtown; s. C. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley & Co.,, Stepney.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

The length of life may be increased by lessening it's dangers. The majority of people dle from lung troubles. These may be averted by promptly using One Minute Cough Cure. K. F. Hawley, New town; s. c. Bull, Sandy Hook; A. B. Blakeman, Botsford; B. Hawley & Co.,, StepneY.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

After hearing some friends continually praising Charaberlain's Collie, Cholera and Darrh@a Remedy, Curtis Fleck, of Anaheim, California, purchased bottle of it for his own use and is now as en- thusiasCic over it's wonderful work as anyone can be. The 9 and 50 cent sizes for sale by E. F. Hawley Newtown, 5. c. Bull Sandy Hook, W. N. Hurd Step ney Depot.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

Mrs Otis W. Barker and Master Lloyd Barker left, Monday morning, for a so- journ of 10 days with Brooklyn relatives. Rev Otis W. Barker went to Brooklyn on Wednesday morning to be gone till Sat. urday.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25
FAYE STOCKHOLDERS, MEETING.

The adjourned meeting of the stock holders of the Newtown Agricultural Fair Co. will be held at the Town hall, Tuesday, December 29, at p. m., when the auditors of the treasurer's accounts will report.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

gue-r at William 1rdan's, last week; al- 80 her daughter, Miss Harriet Ford She is famous on the stage. She had not Yis- tied here before in l3 years.
 Mrs Howard Stevens visited Bridge port friends, last week.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

Mems Fine Goat and Vici Kid Slip pers, al the above styles S1 to ? 50.
 Mems Grain Slippers, same styles, 60c, 75c, 85c and 95c,
 Ladies', Misses aud Children's high cut, fur trimmed TuIi8ers Pretty as a picture. comfortable and cheap; child's 85c Misses 99;, Ladies' Sl, no, 25, 1 40.
 Ladies' kid. patent leather, felt and cloth slippers Every body can have 8 pair; 45 to 90.
 Cnildren's Slippers, all sizes, shapes, kinds, from knit one to 8 leather one
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

Mrs George Martin and baby and Mrs James Lake, passed Sunday at Charles Lakes in Lake George.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

Miss Louise Hawlev is home from Norrhfeld, Mass, for the holiday vaca- tion.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

RECH RED BL0ob is the foun- A datlon of good health. That is why Hoods Sarsaparilla, the One True Blood Purifier, gives HEALTH.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25
THE ANNUAL MEETING.

The annual meeting of the COngrega- cional church, which for several years mas been made the social gathering of the year for the church people, will take place on Wednesday evening, January 6, 1897, at 30 30o'clock, in the lower room of yne church. Reports are then given from all branches of the church work by those most prominent in each branch, and q gathering about the supper table relieves he monotony that may come with de palls of business. All will remember the date.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

Thomas J. Donovan of Springfield, Mass, is spending few days in Lake George and HawleyYille.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

Mrs John Campbell is quite i'll with pIeurisy.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

On account of the storm, Wednesday evening, the party which was to be held at Wesley Burr's was postponed till Thursday evening when large company gathered. Music was furnished by Wes-
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25
THE CONGREGATIONAL PEOPLE ENJOY
 PLEASANT EVEAING.

THE CONGREGATIONAL PEOPLE ENJOY A
 PLEASANT EVEAING.
 The sOciable for those connected with the Congregational chuIc ch lost none ol It's iuteresJ and success by being post. poutd on acu.unJ Of heavy snow drift, from Wednesday to Friday evening ut last week. Some 70 of the COugseg ega- Cluual people assembled early ID Lhe evening aJ the pleasant home of Mir anu Mrs Hci bert V. WrgnJ. lJ WAS liter al gathering of old and young; for Jhe cuudleu were out in full force, one oj TWO of the iudu gent parents havIug brought all the family along in true sLGaW-Ilde style. A nCCle ruse, well ac,- I'd, "Uroke the ice' of fOrmahty very If tccJuaIIy at the very edge of the evening, .ud then prc-arranged program oI Games and readings was carrled through with d Fest which showed that all enjoy eu the gatnerlng, even though theE warn. testimony had not been gwen. SOmc
 imple refreshments divided the program, t> the equator divides the earth, iuJO two
 qual parts, and the pleasant festivities closed with the singing of "America' and Aud Lang Syne." The sincere thanks # the company are due to MT and Mrs Wright for the generous manner in which hey granted the freedom of their de- ,ghtful home to those assembled and for chrir earnest endeavors to make the aOci- able the thorough success that it was.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

Next Tuesday evening, December 29, Rev Mir Barker will speak at the prayer meeting on Paul's leLer to the Phinp- plans, telling the circumstances undel winch 1t was written and how it relates to the life of the Apostle Paul.
 The children who have part in the pro gram of next Monday evening are re- quested to meet at the church tOrrehear- saI-, this (oaLu d4y) atLeruOJn, Decem Der 2G, from to clock.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

was drifted in during the recent storm,
 James Clarke is again on the milk wagon.
 Fred Jennings is having vecetion from delivering milk for Gould & Jen- nings. Jesse Wheeler is taking his place.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25
IN TRINITY PARISH.

The s0ciable and sale which was given by the ladies of Trinity parish, at the res- idence of MT and Mrs Nathan Warner, was a decided success in every sense of the word. The sum of $57 was cleared. The program con sisted Of solos and du- cts by Mrs Henry Patchen and Miss Edith Stickles, both popular soloists of the Bridgeport musical world. A large crowd from Bridgeport and the surround ing towns was present.
 Several from this place attended the mock court trial at the Y, RI. c. A., last week. Ali pronounced it worth hearing.
 Miss Clara Smith was at Nathan War. ner's, last week.
 DrA, L. House has been visiting in Brooklyn.
 Skating has been quite fad with the young people of this place. A number of young ladies are learning this year.
 The people of Nichols and vicinity were greatly fhocked to hear of the death of LeGrand Beers of Long Hill. He was well known in this place and greatly re spected.
 Miss Bessie E. Reed spent Sunday in Bridgeport.
 Mss Florence W. Laine has been sick with a cold.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

Austin L. Botsford entertains friend
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25
STEVENSON.

Mrs Samuel Ford oe Seymour was
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25
SLIPPERS!

at I"w prices The Itt,e ones will watt pair of Rubber Boots or Leg gins.
 We have L-ggins in Jersey, Beaver, L ather7tte, Goat and Corduroy, 75c, SI, ,I25. 50 75.
 Get your gentleman friend pair of Arctics, Rubber Boots or a pair of our easy Shoes. Get your lady frierd a pair of kid button or lace, S1 to s4, and don't f3rget the baby, everything it needs in soft covering is here.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

Benjamin Matthews Of Havleyville.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

Miss Julia M. Hawlev is home from Bridgeport for 8 two weeks vacation.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

Mems You ist Slippers 175. S2 3 25. made in Go t, Russia C4lt and Vicl Kid
 Mems V lvat Slippers Operas. Bar- wards and Ever tt s, soc l.5O.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25
FREE !

Our beau >ifuI Christmas Souvenir absolutely free to every purchaser to the amount of S2 and over.
The Newtown bee., 1896-12-25

Clarence A. Boylston from the Gun nery school, Washington, and Lucius E. Burroughs from the Cheshire academy are at home for the holidays.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
DlY LINZ I'd ILRlNY

Thoroughly overhauled. painted and rehtted. the
steamers New-lork and Albany. OF the Day Line
will begin their regular trips for the next
Thursday, to Albany and intermediate landings,
leaving Desbrosses-st., North River at $40 a. m.
and West Twenty -second-st at a. m daily. except
Sunday. An annex boat VIII leave Fulton-st..
Brooklyn. at a. IN. An orchestra will furnish
music each morning and afternoon. An important
change is announced for this year. in that the
steamers will stop at Kingston Point, instead OF at
Rhlnebeck that passengers for the Ulster and
Delaware Railroad will be able TO step from the
steamboat TO the cars. which will be waiting on
the pier Saratoga special train will leave the
wharf daily. on the arrival OF the boat In Albany.
For thoroughly enjoyable Decoration Day ex-
curson the morning boat may be taken for West
Point. Newburg or Poughkeepsle. returning to the
city by the down boat in the afternoon. These
cursions take place daily.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
NEW.YORK VISITORS ~ THE BERKSHIRES.

Icnox Mass May % CSpec!aD.-Mrs. r. 7.
Auchmutv came from New-York on Tuesday and
opeued her cottage. the Dormers. Mrs. Anson
pheps Stokes has arrived AT Shadow Brook. Har-
old stokes is with her and the rest OF the family
are expected soon. Mrs. Nelson has taken the
Seryn cottage. opposite the Curtis House Tor the
summer Miss Kate Cary has arrived for the sea-
SON Miss Adele kneeand has arrived at Farlawn;
The Rev. Harold Arrowsmth has accepted call
To- Trinity Church. and viii assume charge June !.
Gerard Foster and his family are spending iew
davs at the Curtis House. They Will occupy
Hrookhurst the Shuttuck cottage. this season.
JIscph " burden and his family have come on for
the summer. George Turnure and his family have
arrived at the Tanner cottage. which they have
taken for the season.
Great harrington. Mass. May % CSpec!aO.-Wal-
ter A. Whltlock is experimenting the laying ont OF
a new golf course. Mr.. Whitlock Is a member Of
the Palmetto club. Of Aiken. S. c.. and an expert
golfer The clubhouse Will be completed about
IN" middle of June
Mr. and Mrs William T.. Tent OF NcwYork. Will
arrive Monday, May =, and open Hamilton
Grange FOR the summer.
MIR and Mrs James A. Whltlock. W. \. Whtlock
anl Mrs Alvin ~ Schoned. Of Ncw-YOrk, are
spending month A. the inn.
Pittsncld. Mass. May % (SpcciaD. FIX Sena tor
Dawes read an interesting paper president Lin
coins First and Last Days IN Washington" before Il
| literary club in Dalton this week. Maplewool will
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

scres ~ nine balsam spruce etc. From the SOUTH
vest the wind comes with its healing fragrant
breath over seventy miles OF s)lid pine forest FROM
Sunrise Mount the panorama Is unsurpassed for
grandeur The clearncss OF the atmosphere permits
the summit OF the distant mountains 20 be c'"aIy
seen. In tho morning light transparent ana Cloud
like Mount Marcy lifts its head. then Whiieiace ana
,nnumerabe peaks blue purple and golden. stretch
avav In the hazy distance. Here and there through
IT'S bordered pines the silver water OF LucreNa Hdhe
can be seen. A short walk Will blInG one 10 '"lS
beautiful lake where the lovers Of angling can en-
Joy fishing for speckled trout and where WIZ M 20 "
or three carries. can reach. through 'he -
Regis lakes and river. the great St Lawrence. ",
Although this place IL in the WHO me- a"t @
Smiths energy brings TO IL the conNenfnces OF Guy
life 4 fine macadamizcl roai runs LOT n!tS ~
through the park so that inValids can ENJOY h,
nlea snres Of cycling One Of the "hief adNahtdSH %
this favored region is Tho tacllty o. reagnn7 IL 'g
caco-by direct route. and from Ncw-fork ana
Montreal without even changing cars .,
The sanitarum is on the COZ ta9e pian III 49,
huildings The laboratory will be equipped VITA an
tho modern accessories for treating iIucTchIoSl-
The sun parlor Of the infrmafy building Is me 81
of Governor Morton, 10 be called The Anna H.
"the b. II. Mckee Room, w BoHrke TrpcKrah g.'t
a room in the name Of his late wife; The names Hi
many other prominent persons VIII Dc as '~,.1 u u,
Grace Senator Sheard. Martin -. b'oMh -
Fyre Mrs Margaret Mu. George Ehreti ChaI.e5
Scrbner. Mrs. Theodore RaHu, MIs SEN Low anu
given furniture The Loon Lake Hous" Room mas
hem endowed by Mrs Chase. Mrs llmm'rk aHi
Mrs clinton Ogilyie. The pharmacy IS ne Ell, - o'
DR. Charles Joseph Perry 10 bc called by ms nam
The plan of the santarium Is such that u VII
rcacn both rich and poor; elegant rooms ar, 'i
nursing every comfort ana luxury WI or
ceive no personal rcmunerauOn the money E'N'i
for his purpose will be expended upon the other
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
=, ,,o information sought. Mrs Pickett goes on

,risrd the information sought. Mrs Plche'' eo
- Sava before me letter from Mr. Lincoln, h ia
"a .t|ebruarv 22 Springfield, H., wncn' ..tSnss
,riva,e letter bespeaks his superatlVe - "a, ,bat
bs accurate perception and the bent eV eVg, " ,,ind
III neriol OF his wonderfully pene'ra " no
.ti,ya ust told the folks here in sprlns"ES',b E',b ~
eail ,on this the 10th anniversary OF tnS Gyn In
hin, yvhose name miGhti"st In the cause ~ sarr,a
srtv-siu mehtiest in the cause OF mora death-
tioI-vr mention in solemn awe, In hdh' 90 "a
icee snlandor. that the only victor! tnS' Iii nro-
over cn complete will be that one whch 1Mrtrard M,'r
cIoir that there Is not one slave or one fr ,his
o,' The Clce OF Gods green earth Kecruit ~! .Hnw
yc,ory A. the close OF the letter ls saat ,ha oi
bov on your march don't you go ana 10. 80 go rIes
n,o;yi, fba, '.one drop OF honey catches HloIe I
thon a thousand gallons OF gall LOAD you, "'
wi,h the maxim and smoke 1t in your pip, ;roo
"pickctt remembered. for there was NO a., - NJ
or rnti in hia whole life. lie was the s"e'' an a'
,er1erest OF natures and no man was ni9Ie " oeo, J
of mon women and children OF every uesl,ee ,he
xtotion than the hig5-tOne1 chlNar0us "ir, IT, oI
neerless soldier General George r. PICKETT -, o,or
ili,rs of both armies alike hold his nam !" 90.
once and so modest was he. "lthal tHdt ~ -, n h
unnubished report OF the battle OF pe 7 III,
nJest charge ever made In the annas Vl an! IL
torv he I'm his unselfshness ana deVOun ~ i,nno n
e,LIiers and freedom from personal anptIoi, ,hs
ali tho credit all the glory, all me honoi Vi I h
rb,rge - my men. my brave NlrsInldnH' "a a. ,ho m
caicI the soldiers of his dear old diNlSiou IN - ~
ora nj unity OF truth he gave 10 thein AZ 1nrl.
and in silence tempered with mercy the c''0'7 Va
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

Parlors Neck last Saturday. drive 70 this pctur-
esque place was followed by luncheon. a cam roas'
fishing. fortune-telliug and thoroughly good Time
The guests were Miss Croker Miss Laura k.mball
the Misses Davis the Misses rashieN. VI ga McCl'l-
Ian Miss Gertrude King. Miss Josephine Easi"ick.
Miss Stockiy George W Els. Harold 'Hriis- ani
Walter Stocklv of Lakewood. Mr. True. % chicago:
Mr colby ami Theodore Dwight. q New. YORK
Later in the day Mr Ferris. Mr~. C. II Mcclellan
Mrs II. T.. Crocker and III Beard drove ou' ana
Mrs Jasper ITrch entertained party Of friends
at dinner Al Lyuhurst On Monday evening
Tho nrs commencement exercises - me Lake
wood High School were held In the assenh'y room
on Wednesday morning But one graduate, FRANK
Winters Todd received diploma O. A, lhrIeT
the clerk of the School BOARD aunouuc'd thc "siau~
ilshInou - scholarship Pre- u S2) IN gold or
medal ~ that value ana sud ihd' n"N' y'af = Soc
onI prize Woulf ho given hy Sherwood B Ferris.
Tho Rev H1rrir f.. Alranc" who has spent ne
greater part OF The seas here. VIII nll tho pulpit
Of ~ FIRST Presbyterian Church NJ Freehold too
Among tho weeks arrivals ~ the Laur'. Hous~
from Nev-York ar" Mr. " Prince 'lag''t, Mrs
Ftwlr r. nkcr Nr and MIS- Charles II smith
William r Ingls. Henry J.. chisholm. Gcorr" +
Morgan. g II. IIamitnu Theodore SohmlihoZ, g.
H. Harris and james " Iia"re
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

twlnges OF rheumatism is fast increasing. Up 10
this time Hot Springs has barely been able to ac-
commodate the numerous patrons who visit the
Springs bu; the addition Of the new hotel VIII re-
lieve this difficulty. Bu; they are not all invaIds
who visit the Springs; TO. nor half OF them pu'
often the business man comes to spend MS Vaca-
ton here ana 10 regain health and vgor. Tor the
opportunities for outdoor sports are picnt,,uL n.
ara Golf new bicycle track swimming pCoiS'
lawn tennis bowling. fishing and hunting, riding
ard driving parties daily. Then indoors tnerr are
pool and billiards. and dancing IN t"e H''''''''
Casino every evening -. vi. -
Among the recent arrivals from New-iorK are
Mr. and Mrs Louis F. Georger. r. J. 1rimDIe. Nj
and Mrs T. . Matthiessen. c. Mosle. y NJ Nose
Mrs T. T. Walker Miss Watson. I.ieutenaaInt-Coi1, Z,
nei n Tlirbcc. W. T. Sargent. Mrs. Helen J.
Smiihe Miss Delta Sm,;he, William \. Hoe Inomas
H. cullen Mrs. -. O. Wlckham. Mr. ana MIS- her-
nochan and Mrs. Edward kearney.
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24

From The Kansas city Star.

From The Kansas city star -. incline %
lazy man on a bicycle rode uP s other day "a
,he easiest possible manner 1t Is hsras and there
able to suppose a lazy man on har " riding up I2S.h
are easier accomplishments thah aavsr was fun
Incline S Ocye s oasa Ts1 aSns ms" until sss' s
OF eXpedients ne .,, reached out and caussv and
Of the sidsbars s Of the and then TOOK
comfortable. ,.a for n momen, 81, %
wondered whether should ten te told him .
ceS eSfi % fare il could but he
tnat me man "aS b he decided that as ,ne move
pany ssa good Steam the SaSe %a he
and the cable motion benefited t"e "' AL.
make Ths tns man exceedingly se other
hand grasped the bar on ahe t 81 his pocket ~
lighted IL IT, ne mopped his forehead and wSesea Sm and i
ahead The conductor approaScnd' tribe stsrtlle's.
Fare please" The man looked sauusSt a uSt forth =.
ea! reached into his USSs,s ann as%ins go
niSkei which bss@an the dropped the car sas
passed 1t going south
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
tSPIRINTS FROM RHODE ISLAND.
GOVERNOR LIpPITT ANp tx GOVERNOR bN""N
BOTH WORKING FOR THE VICE FhhSI-
rrXCy THE TAX RATE or PROVIDENCE.

covrpNop rlppITT AID EX GOVERNOR BROWN
ROTH woRXiNG FOR THE VICE PRESi-
rrxcY THE TAX RATE or PROVIDENCE
p-o,,lo,cc r. /. .fay o CspccaD. Colonel Isaac
# po,ter member Of the National Republican
committee ,or Rhode Island. has recently returned
from, ST Louis. WHERE with other members OF the
committed he has been making arrangements lot
the National Convention. Colonel Potter mas pee"
from the beginning an advocate OF Keed' o"' ne
comes home II 10 understood, with compete FcH
,za,f,n tha, the nominee will be Mckinley. lie was
r,,,.,v s,rn-,.el AZ the enthusiasm displayed
,n-,,,hot,, the Wcst flr the Ohio man. Ho be-
u.y.s that Mckinley Will be tho nominee Tor fr'S-
iden, and that soma Ncw-York man viii be tho
nominee for Nicc-Pr'sIlent
Roth Ex-Gov.rnor Brown and Governor lippitt
are pushing their candidates. for the N'c-Fr'SlH'h-
,ial nomination. The Rhode Island Radical Pence
s,,io,v pass,I resolutions favorable TO Ex-Governor
prown thi. week. and hc declares that ae has re-
o.iv.1 asquuau..s- from uumcrou influential quar-
tors that hs VIII receive strong supportln ia ina poh-
vcnti1n Governor Lipplt has sent ont "A ht'e oooh-
let containing his photograph and bographica'
sketch announcing his candidacy ana appaf'"''
he h,s hopes. ,.,,,., r,oo,
,n,. on THURSDAY They refused 10 concur WIN the
common council N ne passage 81 ,ny a, oi s. a.
hoflr, The Board received the report OF the com
rnittec TO investigate the ldc"ns" CominlNs'Vi'r
'rh.y recommend that the number Of licenses DE re-
lu..I r. IN p- l 315 and that the Pre- ior t'I
u..r4. should bee raised from Stp 10 S,'l lH"y l"i
,h.r recommended the reduction OF the nHWbrt OF
commits. l,ners from five TO thr-". ana faNoI tn' ap
pontm,ut a.: an Inspector Of saloons. "h's, GUY II
'h.l l. q, prevent .hc sale OF aiultcratrd liquors
Vhn E.IrI changed itS atii'ud" IN regard 20 'nr
,,,,ry of WaSniugion- ST. and decided - pave II
am Trinidad asphalt instead OF W1th granite
hlo.la a. had previously been decided.
Tho Traders National Bank OF this city. because because
of 'iyh business has voted 10 20 into voluntary
u,uiIutlon The capital stock OF the bank is }H0,
a. In the last five years deposits have shrunk
about - per cent , - .,,
he inaucuratcd at Newport next week. The mil
,,rv spav on Lection Day will not be a. largc
a. IL ,rnr former years The session OF the l-egis-
L,ttre viii probably be short and unimport1nt.
II il urdrrsf DDd that the Naval reserves OF ms
c,,,c tryrfhcr with those OF Ncw-York and Con-
nectlcut will encamp somewhere on Long Island.
f,,i, ~ Lieutenant Charles II. Rowland. Of the
providence Naval Reserves Artillery company, VIII
soon resign that Office his position as hdlt1r OK
..Tbe Evening News' OF this city requiring all MS
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
LfNCOLN AND PICKETT.
:om The Hlchmonl pl.patch.

From The Hichmond Dispatch.
A Richmond friend Of Mrs Pickett recently wrote
u her making an inquiry as 10 how her husband
received his calctship appointment. She answered
that General Pickett was appointed by Congress
man John g. Stuart. of the lila Illinois District.
and she explained that Mr.. Lincoln induced Stuart
. make the appointment Mr.. Lincoln waa then as
socatcd i'm the practice Of tho law with young Pick
ctt's uncle Andrew Johnston. who was later OF the
firm OF Johnston. Boulware & Williams, OF Rich
moud. Mr. Johnston. Nho has been dead A number
OF years. was a great and good man. and was high
" esteemed by the President. who. r. Is said. Dc
sired him TO become Governor u this state. 10 guide
It in It's return to the Union. After giving her
New-York tribune., 1896-05-24
Ill LICK AT CRIPPLE CREEK.


Yes" said the reformed miner. Il am back from
Cripple Creek, and that is the best OF my luck
l got away. Here is sample OF the Ill fate had
to contend with struck the camp without
cent, for hadn't done hing but lose al along
tho line. | hunted up Johnny Costello and the best
he could do was 10 get a meal ticket at the
Blue Be- -one of those twenty-ons meals-for-$ af-
fairs and every time you eat they punch q figure
wasn't long using II, and stepped out the side
wax containing the first resemblance to q square
feed had held for some days. A gust OF wind
came down from between Tenderfoot and Mineral
Hills. where al the puffs originate, and blew tn.
meal ticket out of my hands 1t landed face up
on the sidewalk. sten feet or so away. and before
] could recover it big O-pound Cornish miner
stepped on 1t. He wore heavy boots. with hobnails
IN EN-. and as sure as I'm living man the nails
SQUARES"