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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-18
Report on Good Of the Order.

Worthy Master. Brothers and Sisters OF
Maine State Grange:
Your committee on the good of the
order" submit the following:
was Instituted to supply a long-felt want.
Its originators. pioneers of advancing
thought and grand artificers of progress,
builded far better than they knew. UNI
for the formation of a great, good and
noble purpose.
Our country having been devastated by
war old and long-established institu-
lions broken up and destroyed ana new
ousies kindled, hatreds INDUCED and en-
yies cherished. social relations strained.
and unrest manifested among all classes
and in all localities. business unsettled
and business methods changed and con
stantiv changing, agricultural interests
and industries disturbed and continually
VARYING. there seemed to be, ana there
was, an urgent need OF some unlfylng
influence to bring together IN some way
harmonize those who, through these AMI
mosities and partisan strifes. chickering's
and blighting influences, had become un,
settled and estranged. Ana TO tnlS emo
much has been accomplished ny .he
This has been and still is one of. its
missions and is a great and glorious
Good of the Order" Its past record Is
noble It's foundation was, was rna,o ana NJ
lennohiing superstructure. Our duty Is &c
nrass onward to the accomplishment OF
yat greater achievements. The past Is
yaIuahle only as a stepping stone 10 the
| future. ,,;., l., ire hroaaas,
sans.a is Exercised. We are led to REGARD
o,,r a associates as members OF one SIes
1 family subject to like win US, anu leii l
. from our own weth'''ss's ''''''
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1896-12-18
Report OF Committee on Household Economy
and Home Entertainment


Worthy Master: Our ritual contains
many grand and beautiful truths for
back of it stands the book of all books
Therefore each wise home maker be-
longs to the household of faith, and
looking up asks knowledge and guild
ance in the practice of an economy SC
wise that it may save and spend to the
highest end" True economy is not
niggardIy but uses wisely that which
our Father entrusteth to us, making
home as sweet and pure. as attractive
and beautiful as we are able, a harbor
a place of rest after each day of toll
and care.
Home entertainment so managed as
to best develop the noble and beautiful
the love of truth. the spark divine
which the Father giveth to each one in
some measure.
The home adorned with pictures
teaching our children beautiful lessons
of love in early years. We may all re-
member the impressions made upon
our minds before we could understand
Some pictures have a wonderful power
over an imaginative child. Two pic
lures that hung upon the walls in my
SGanuIdtnef : IlOfilG, anu DeIOIc WHICH
we often stood when only among the
wee ones. were long years after among
the attractions when we visited the
dear old place.
Stories read by the mother, and
learned at her knee leave their impress
on the life and habits of ner children
what we read and what our children
read go far to make us what we are
The books and papers that lie on our
tables contribute largely to home en-
tertainment. Are they chosen care
fully, wisely?
Early teachings and pure habits
formed in the home life will oft times
prove a shield from evil. Have we not
sometimes recognized a lesson which
we sought to teach our little ones years
ago perhaps. and some incident brought
it to light when least expected. and we
reioiced that it was not lost only hid
den away for time. Have we not
sometime desired to take part in some
form of amusement when conscience
habit, mothers teachings said no. YOU
must not and you could not So ir
daily life. in the direction of household
economy and home entertainment vii
we act carefully. choose wisely and la
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25
SECRET soclRrIEs

Gen. Forrest Lodge. No. 3i. Knights n. PNihiss- Meets every Monday night pf Castle iali. Snl Lewis. (. c.: ]. N. Brn~u. K ar h and :. Visiting knight, always wcgcon.cd.
 Forrest City Is0Jxe. No. 3.J. Knights and Ladies of Hasor. Meets every ssi and ith Err iay ntsht iu each maafa. K. j. Williams PrUtector; Mrs. N. W. izsrI. Secretary.
 St. Francis LDlge. Nc. 44.. Knights af Honor. Aees- every ist and 3d Friday utgnts iu each aaoath. J. r FundTen, Dictator; Jno. | Joues. Reporter.
 Forrest City f.0age. Nn. ia> F ( A NJ l1eets every ist and .tl Tus-fiss uigs4t in each month. II. F D0oiey.N N. N. F T kzifotc.s .stere- tary-
 Forrest City Chapter. No. @. E. AM Meets sa iurstay n each IaOnth- r. E. Taylua High Priest: B- k >baGc. Secretary.
 Annlln Commandery. No II. KIT. Meets tth "Wednesday utght iB each innmth E \. hccalloch. r. C.: K. Hurley. hecsric.
 \. B Forrest Eacampmeur gx.r,,teesl-r- ates, Meets 1>t saturday iH each ialnfh ; s >aaders. Commander; E. I.aady0igt, Ala taut.
 Messim n 0t ihe Worth. Camp s1 Geo. F Tastor. ( tl: B. F Shade ClrrN Iaels lst Thursday gs-at in eaca mcatE.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25
Ii oliday Excursions to the South east. via Iron M fountain Route.
 December 2i and %. 1898.

Back tn the old home. SD fraught with "reminiscences 0f the happy scenes ui childhood days; hack agan with the oid iolSs around the blazing logH Ood fire. al,d tl.;ouyh forks uf flame and ~aeailfs Of smoke let the imagination draw a picture uf ii,- separation oi pa- rei.t and child many years ago. Re united again
 ia aliHrd tae gooA people of Arkan. Sa> an uupaytunity tO experience the above coudilianS. ihe Iron Mountain Hauie will sell tscSets from A3kausas nalutS i0 stHi,t> su He Southeastern States at ha.f ssles lar Inc round trio. Tickets on >a.e December 2i and l.1 >'si, g.'Od ta ietun: in thirty days thereafter .f,r fH., information call '''i ar aadFeSS company $ ageas. II. C. Iowr>rad. CeneEa! Passenger Agent. >, i.tuis. Ain
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25
Old V orTrout Methods

or auusement systems m teaching have no place in the LiuIe Rock Com mercial College. We teach directly and thoroughly {: soos ks-ping. Busi. ness toruis. Office Practice. banklue Rapid Calculations. Conl.uon Law. Letter Writing. Spelling. Busiii-.s Arithmetic. Business Writing. short hand aud Typeyriting. Oar students strp into go"d paying positions and whats to ths point. bold tLem. We have started thousands Uf young men aud Noulen ou ihr high road of self support and prosperity and We can do AS much for you. Do ynu want our help. its0. write for catalogue and address NJ. A. Stone, Pres'i., Little Rock. Ark.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25
CHURCHES AND SABBATH SCHOOLS.

Nefhniis: Episcopal Church. south-kev. E N. TNytur. pastor. Services every Sunday al fl s. us. aud 1:&i D. m. Prayer meeting every Thursday night st I. :SS oeleS. Sabbath school eyety >atstsy morning at l9 o'clock. C. B Mallory. sapefirtandcnt. The public is cor. iisisv invited Ladies Aid Society m.ct< -vrFy Tuesday afternoon st ; o'clss-k Ht the plTsoii- age. Ervorih League meets every Ts4@sgsy night af :*s ?. In- J. F. Nynn~. ore. i1eni
 Prrshy fertsn Church-Sabtaia schsyol every sunday uoruiu4 xI s:aD. N. J. Matthew's. Sap evfntendenf. The puhitc IS cord iniiy ihvitsd services every sccond and foarth sunday iu eacn month
 Bapttsf charch--Eld F. Roxeman. ra.tor Serviccs every Sunday at II s. and ;00 D. Iu Prayer meeting every Wednesday nixht ai 0a u'cltscs. >abhssa SchtsA every sunday 9nrnirg al s.So o'viuck. ] B. sanders. supt Enc yssbsic ~.l ho cordially weirvsn,si isspgiss loang P.-opl-'s Chr.stisa Cuinr meets every Monday ni4At RI s:0u uclock N T. Sanders. president.
 Episco pal chnreh--Sthhsth school every Sun day aaurninx st s:8 Ellis Turles. su psrtntrnaeai The pt4hlsc is cordaItly wal euEacsi. and earnestly iasiscd tu worship viii 4s.
 Catholic Church-serv.cc every last sunda, Ia tnc nonlh.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25

The young man pr woman expecting ''to nTakr X succ-s> m business without thorough preparation IS going tO t.- olii-siripprd hy thr ones who give the matter srrinns considerations and sr cure The advantages that accrue from the huSinrss training to b- haul. sncli as K given. in the LiiIlr R. ,sk Cnm.n-r- cial Colirg-. Can t"a eTllr a cnnsi business hand Are yoa correct and quick al ii2urrs? Ar- you q shnrl- iia'tder and eau yoH operate type wrIter3 Do ynu know anything about book Keeping ? These are snEhe of the requirements rXacVrd hy employers The Little Rnck Commercial College makes a sp~cIalty ''f ieachin. all these and more requisites. Ii We can help you. call on. or address. ii. A. S,on. for fHii information
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25
Cr, Bells PIne-Iar-Honsy.

Advances New Theory in th. Treat ment of Al Cough. Lung aud Branch;al Troubles. IL Cures and Cares Quickly. Absolutely harmless and rlrsssnt to take II cuts loose tine mucous and allows it to b- spit oil without exeriiOn or s,raininy and stops the cough Rt once by Lealing the Inflamed parts; gives vigur and yital:ty to the respiratory organs and produces 6 condition in which sll The functions are sxerird with regularity and harmony For sale by n. C. Webb
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25

Grrat streams uf humanity have passed through ihe eiis over the Mrm phis and Liiilr Rock road. duting ths wrsk. The Xmas exrnrainn train, from ATkans.,s and Texas points. have made things liy-ly for raIlr0ad em piOye> By some arrangement with thr tsitto,I Belt road ,he Little Rock and Memphis K e-iting ll- .lau~ share uf the bDslupss fu carrying tue visitor, It. Iheir old haIn. nI k-ntncIy. Ten n.s.er. \ l-h~nA. Georgla. Mississippi Florida. Louisiana North and Soul CarulIta.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25
Electric Bitters.

Electric Riiers is medicine suited Tor any season. but perhaps more generally needed N hen the lang,id. exhausted feel ing prevails. when fhr liver Is torpid snd sluggish and The need of tonic and al trratiye i> felt. \ prompt use Of ,h's medicine has often ayrrisd ieits aud per
 baps fatal bilious fryrT>. No medicine
 will act more surely in connteraeting and freeing the system frum the naariai pnis- on. lirsdarhv Indigestion. Constipation Dizziness yield To Elseiric Bunrrs. 50c aId Sl.0O per bsIiiis at TiploHs drugstore
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25
The following parties gre confined iu

Tue following parties are confined it ihe county jail. whersIn they vIi. pos sioly spend The holidavs. ltili Win. jams. murder: J. B Williams. grand larreny James Jeter. selling whiskry Jeff Ringer. grand larceny Alberl Cobb. horse stealing Joe Nathan Bell assault with intent 10 kill .Ino. Sells, grand larceny ". W. Baker, hors- stealing Jessie Fuller. grand larceny Henry F.. Meiib. murder with change of venis to Woodruff county, Fe5ru. ary : Shed Nunre. murder.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25
A,ri7icNAL LOCALS.

Dr. wm. Csuteher visited Pine glun in llying m iuner last SGud1y.
 0. N. Grant. a prominent druggistO : Grant, Boone county. Ky. in spndi rg 50 a nice order. writes: lt k Ihp.bsst seller have in stock. sell duZen bottles of Dr. l3ril's Pine-1ar- Honey to one Of Huy other kInd Ul medicine. Sold hyO. C. Webb.
 Mrs. GEsSie Johnson ard little sou Robert left yesterday evening. for ily- halis aud Holly Springs. where they will spend tue holidays with relatives
 Miss Lady Ingram arrived IT the city from Hot Springs yesterday even : inI and will spenu few days with rel a,iyes ard friends.
 ] :. Shumate and Miss Dora Andpr- { son. of Colt. were married last Sunday afternoon st { o'clock D. m Rev Jas F. Jernigan officiating. TIE TIMES ' eStrBds congratulations.
 | Here are opr leaders, Old Forester. | S per gallon Old Yanuissee, S per | gallon Old Jordan. si per gallon {: ' ~ilk Velvet. s3.50 Der gallon Lincoln ! County. sS per gallon; Harvest Gift. s2.50 Der gallon; Kentucky Bourbon, g per gallon. l.. J. BADINELLI.
 Squire r. ~. Raiford went over to Memphis this moru,ng. Old widowpTs are always raising. tor tr,ing to) the wind III sone WAY.
 Rev. J E prrmtnter. CT Little Rock. will preach at the Bapilst church sun day morning aud night. All sre invi- ted.
 l am & years old and have used about about all of the cough and lung remedies that have been sold during my life. and. for ihe benefit of ihe suf- l irrlng. l will say that l have never i used any remedy equal 10 Dr. Bells ltn.- Tar Honey. IL gives quick and pefnanrnt relief in grippe. AS we'll as oih' c"n,hs. Nc srrp 1t iu our house all the time and wnuld not br withuu, it. MRS N. A. MKTCALFE, 1905 South Fourth St.. paducah. Ky. For safe by b. C. Wrbb.
 The following couples reeriyed per mission from He county clerk tu swap single for double harness this week White-W. ". Robinson and Willie James. Robt. Dudley and Edna NiI. gent. C. l.. Beard and Antionrfie Ele- nnrr Barnes. Co!oTrd-Franklin House and ARhie Gresnhil!.
 A call meeting of the city council ~ss held Tuesday night for the purpose uf -lrcting rrcprd-r to li,i llI- yacam- cy caused by the death of Rnb,. Ar l unld. I. C. Merwiu was chosen 10 ill 1 opposition. aud Iessrs. l. D. Daurh J. T. Brady and D. N. Wilson were named as a committee to draft rrsliu- tions upon The death of tber b.olber rscnrdsr.
 Ths Cilf'us Bsud will give au en- tertsinm-nt at thr Opera House on the night Of January 5. The imys have been very generous in i-uding their serVlcrs on the many occasions when their music was sa necessary and d lInersl patronage would be the pru,rr ~ny for ths public to show it's arpre- cislloH.
 The high grade Operetta. "Ginsy Queen. ~ill b- rendered hy the papils of the Crowley Ridge Institute un 1 Christmas night. under the mama-c- ment of Miss Ross and Mrs. Adkins. Come everybody ard hliag the little ones io zee the gypsIrs and n.ske a visit tu fairy land. Admission twenty five cents fur evsrvbniv.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25
More Curative Power.

Is contained m bottle ot Hoods Sar>a- parila than in any other similar pgepara- ton. IL enSts tue proPrietUr and nanu- tacturer more. II co>ts the jubber more and i k snrlh more to the consumer. IL has record 0f cures unknown tn any other preparation. It i. the best t0 buy 6rcausr it Is The Ous True Blood Purifier
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25
FoREEsr clrY posrnrelcz

Open from a. Tn. tl D. sa s,xs,tt.t >st,..s-, ttsea Sunday from d n. fa l-nl. Ms s- s-s.-.- h9tt an n0tsr before tfsla sCt4.s stlfs. t.es- !. ntsat msii west aad RorasHg rlasl cast. N B ,i. cio>e at F. m.
 Star isoate Mali Tor Goaper and Newcastle. Ars depart ar p.sl- oss g.seS,ity>. s.l..s sia9 and Saturdays.
 R. T. SCOTT. Postmaster
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25
The aav rla,n. .

sa rsia y0Ur wasted strength ana s.na~- si is !" tsy oae aai;le af brown lrn:l feHis. w S5c.l iS mas.e with zsnat care and Tlii please rHyusc. J. II. rlplon.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25
COUNTY OFFICERS.

rest Cisv-
 St rrareis County Circuit. Court meets m the Second Mandny Tn March and Sepspfa be ' os esch rear. sna continues thrve weeks.
 Counfy Court meets nn First Mort4y fin Jan nary Aprii Jusy RuA October uf c-sch srsr- Al claims against tsIe cnaufy must he filed ofi or before inc nr>l day os each term.
 Probate Court meets on Third Monday iu jaEusry April July xssti October or sSea rear.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25

Aisiersnrn-Ias. Fn.s~ll. l. D. Baugn. J. F Rraiy. J. F. stoa.. D N. Wilson. Beard of Henlrh-pr ! F. stone Dr. C. c. White. E. T. Gray. Ed. GandruiEt.
 Councii m-ets on First aud Third Tuesday nights in each III 3nth.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25
STATE OFFICERS.
JUDGES or SUPREME COURT.
irnf-IAI nrrirFRS


 Judge Tirst Jndieial District. LII \. Hutton Address Asrisnns. Ark Prosecuting aiioraey. -Jnn T. Etes'
 Atdrcss. Scarcy. Al k.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25
FRIDAY AFTERNOON. DECEMBER 2a. isos

NoTE-The officers of secret societies. pas tc,s cf cnurches. agents Of railroads. or oihcrs interested. gre requested and nrEei to seeF us advised of sny changes occurring. So that ,hi. eo,,:nu may se reliable and oi value t ,he,r respeciire interests. This directory i- corrected to date Of paper. and may De de- rendei nrou.-Er.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25

The high grade Operetta. "Gipsy Queen. will b- rendered by the papils or the Crowley Ridge Institute on Christmas night. under the nIana-c- meut of Miss Ross and Mrs. Adkins. Come everybody ard hling the little ones io see the gypsIrs and make a visit to falryland. Admission twenty five cents fur eyeryilsaiv.
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25
rnwNSIlIp nFFICERs.

Magistrates Msdissn rovnshir
The Forrest City times., 1896-12-25

Ths Cilir'us Bsud will give au en. ter,sinm-nt at ihr Opera House on ihr night Of January 5. The lmys have been very generous in l-udiug their servlcrs on the many occasions when their music was sa necessary. and q lIuersl patronage would be the pTu,.rI ~ny for ths public tu show it's arpre- cislloH.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-07-30

J. Is Foraker, Colonel w L, Strong
and a host Of other distinguished
Ohioans were babies Of this kind Is un-
known, but in looking for the cause
OF this infantile phenomenon It Is not
necessary To 80 further than the wives
Of some Of the leading statesmen If
the Buckeye state
OF course these ladies did not inliu
ence the babyhood days OF their hus-
bands, hui they have set an example
to the mothers Of the coming genera
ton and have proven conclusiyely that
= clever woman can be Of immense as
sistance to her husband in the troubled
arena Of politics.
There Is Mrs. James T. Campbell for
instance. She is said to be the elev-
crest practical politician OF them all.
There Is no limit 70 her ambition, or
Of her good sound sense. and II her
husband ever reaches the white house
II will be due as much to her as to his
own efforts. Mrs Campbell langhingly
says that she has been politician
ever since SHE was anything at all. Her
father, job II. Owens Of Hamilton,
Ohio, WAS one Of the shrewdest, cley-
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-07-30
HOW SOME WOMEN LIVE.

4 woman In this city supports her
self and family b. dressing shop win
dcws Wall street holds lady broker
whose business Is always good. An
ether woman has scored success
here rs II funeral director, as the mod.
ern undertaken calls himself Still an,
other young woman i Il skillful watch
maker and jeweler, The best diamond
expert IN town and one who conducts
4 large store Il woman Two sigr
painters in petticoats have all TIL
work they can attend to. Uptown /,
lady with mechanical head on hel
shoulders conducts bicycle repair
shop Brooklyn has few lady bar
hers Some Of the ceilings and wall.
In palatial homes here we're decorate,
by women. One church boasts Of 4 fe
male sexton All the girls want. ap
parently. Il i fair field and no favor
New York Advertiser.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-07-30

makes a great many enemies and Mrs.
Foraker Is an adept at restoring sew
cred friendships. When she was Miss
Jnlia Bundy she attended the ONO
Wesleyan seminary at Delaware, While
her husband was governor OF Ohio
Mrs. Foraker made many friends who
have been Of great service to her hus-
band. Mrs. Foraker Is an active
church woman She never talks poll
ties or allows herself to be drawn into
political conversations She Is a
steadfast believer in the efficacy Of 81
lence on matters Of that kind
Little need be said of Mrs. William
Mckinley It is well known that she
has been an invalid for score OF
years aud that she Is intelligently in
terested In everything concerning her
husband Mrs Mckinley although
bodily incapacitated for work Of the
great assistance to her husband in
keeping track Of events III different
parts Of the country In all Of the
preliminary work of the nomination
campaign she helped him at sitting ont
the mail and kilograms. II was an inn
possibility for him to go through all the
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-07-30

letters and kilograms which poured In
upon him. as much of his time was
taken up by conferences and visits.
Mrs Mckinley knows the detailed po-
litiCal conditions in every state in the
union. and she keeps numerous little
books In which she enters items of inn
portant information She Is sys-
tematic worker and her accumulated
fund OF knowledge Is often drawn upon
by the managers OF her husbands
campaign
Mrs. Calvin Brice was educated in
the Western Female seminar at OK
ford. Ohio Mrs Brice is ambitious
now for social distinction, but in the
early years of her married life when
her husband was comparatively poor
III the worlds goods. sh" was Of great
assistance TO him and helped largely
10 push him upward on the political
ladder Mrs Briee has an abundance
Of tact and knows how 10 entertain as
we'll as any woman ia che land She
makes friends quickly and possesses
the art Of holding them
Colonel William L. Strong. the re
form mayor OF New York says that
lie would never have gone into the po-
lltieal race had It not leen for Mrs
Strong Mrs. strong picked up much
Knowledge Of political kind during
her life III Ohio. and the colonel says
that whenever he finds himself in i
tight place and doesn't know which
way 10 turn he makes 4 clean breast
Of 1t to Mrs Strong and she dictates
the policy to be pursued.
Another Ohio woman who has shown
that SHE knows something Of the ways
! polite II Mrs. Asa Bushnell wife u
Governor Bushnell She Is level
headed, with kindly dark eyes. hand,
seme face and an attractive manner
Like the others she Is ambitious and
hopes to see her husband in the na.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-07-30
PAID AN ODD WAGER.
clad in Garments OF Childhood. They
Paraded the Streets.

About ten years ago boy and girl
we're talking to each other about love
and marriage, and each was emphatic
in the assertion that the other would
marry first. So they decided to make
a wager, Of which the terms were that
the one who should first wed should
celebrate the event by parading the
streets clad in the garments they then
wore.
This appeared very satisfactory to
both, as each was positive that the
other would be the first one to pay the
penalty.
The wager, of course was kept a pro
found secret outside the circle of init
mate friends.
Last Monday the pedestrians on
Chestnut street were greatly surprised
and amazed to behold tall man clad
in very eomical costume. lie wore
a pair Of very tight trousers, which did
rot reach his knees, and pair OF
black stockings, which were equally
wanting in length, to cover his lower
legs. His Jacket was so small that il
was bursting all over with the strain
OF its contents, and over all was a
round schoolboy's cap, perched on the
back OF his head To add TO the mys-
terry Of the situation, the euriously
groomed man was followed by very
pretty young woman, who was similar.
ly CARRIED in clothing that must have
belonged to some child Of long ago
Not much could be seen, however, OF
her costume, as she wore long wrap
The reader will readily guess the ex-
PLANTATION Of the strange exhibition. .
Family Call.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1896-07-30
1T WAS TRUE.

Late III the evening report spread
through the train that We haa az !, l .a.
low passenger a man worth S2O0oo,3oo
who had got on at Buffalo. | made -.
curry Of the porter Of my car, ana az
replied: III,
Oats what dey say sab. but y
can't allus tell He's in de next eau .aii,
hut can't dun say say If he's rich ~
r4awnin',"
Next morning he porter beekon9a
me into the smoking compartment a1lu
said;
Dat story was all true. sab j.
"Then hes worth $20.OO0.0oOi ep
"All Of dat, san, an mebbe mo
How did You find out ~
From de odder po'taa, sab. De ~ "
IAN has jest gin MIN 10 cents VIM )
everybody else has cum down wv !
nnartnr New York World.