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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-28
Nnti,in. Mnnc Ennnis

Our $3.50 ..s.!oi s.Ues ior wear, ease or
comfort. Made W.tn three dist.acl saies
and each one .! solid leather and W.!I
put together We have them in BOTH
lace All CATERS, suitable for black
smiths, CT.pel Lets, oystermen, Wn4-f.
men. farmers. In fact. every kind of
mechanics.
y record ia kept of all purchasers of
this famous shoe.
HELLER ONE PRICE SHOE STORE.
46 Bank street
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FOR SALE.


FOR l.r,-Through sickness. the whole
or hu.i interest III iirst-class dairy
lunch and restaurant well located and
doing q large, profitable business: mode
rate terms. Apply the SPENCER"
l13 Church street, new number oc2S-S'
FOR SALE.-The desirable residence lot
on Coriok avenue. foot of Bermuda ST.,
fronting on Mnhones Lake Price and
terms reasonable. Apply to c. w.
Koolage. 1855 Bermuda ST. au5-tf
FOR SALE.--Well built residence on
Wood street: sold for no fault: TOO large
for owners family: eight rooms and
bath ana all the modern conveniences:
lot oiEXll5; a splendid opportunity for
anyole wishing q nice home, " III OPP
ton on two lots in rear. ~ feet Nl20, on
which can he erected three (3) nice
tenement houses For terms. etc, APP
ply on premises, No. co Wood street.
my5-tf
FOR SALE-I have for sale on easy terms
n coed farm at the growing town of
Winfaii. \. G.. on the ). & s. Railroad.
Apply to II. s. ELEY. Berkeley. Va.
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"sOnc 20 SIZE love"

The Virginian is in receipt of a very
pretty song entitled Come to Me Love
as in Days Of Old" Words by A. S.
Johnston, music by J. Thomas Kenny.
both OF Norfolk, and published by Otto
Sutro & Co, Baltimore. Md.
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Law and Chnnccrv court.

'is o1:t was engaged yesterday in
TIE case of DIR. L. b. .I1u.aSua -. Scott
Smith, colored. to recover $50 for SER
vices rendered. The plaintiff was given
4 Va'd!ct.
The jury was adjourned unill the 18TH
Of November.
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Its IHnrtito say.

It's hard TO say VINO will be elected
Bryan or McKinley-but business must
so on and 10 that end we are stocking
up. Having reduced our stock during
the dull summer months, we are now
prepared 10 show almost am entirely
new display. Don't fail TO see our line
OF sterling toilet goods and tea sets. The
assortment Is decidedly the largest in
the city and the prices you will find
very low.
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FUSION MADEpERFECT.
And West yitgiuin ~ Certain for
Bryan and silver.

Grafton, W. Va, October IA. W. Cor
Icy, OF liraxton county. flied his resiena-
ton to-day as the Populist candidate for
.Suprenl. Court OF Appeals. This completes
the list of designations, and the Democrats
and fopul.sts have at last made Il common
CAUSE aSains, the ;soil standard
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
u. s. Department OF Agriculture,

u. s. Department OF Agriculture,
weather Bureau, Norfolk, Oct. q.
The Following Nbscrva lions are re,
corded for the past ~ hours:
Maximum temperature ...... ~
M:nimum temperature ....... 500. 80
Norman temperature ............... rs
Departure from normal ......p plus 4
Departure since January l ...... plus 1863
kainrall In u hours notwithstanding. 0
Rainfall since Oct 1st .13
j. j. GRAY. Observer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-28
WEATHER REPORT.
Forecast ana Gencrai Conditions For
To-day.

Washington. Oct. IS, 1896.
A Virginia: Fair and slightly
FAIR warmer Wednesday; easterly
to sou,hcrly winds.
North Carolina: Generally
fair; cssterly winds.
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PORT CALENDAR.

sun rl:es. GIG n. M; sun sets, 612 p.
m. High water 12:5S n. m. and :b2 D.
m. Low water 7:0S a. IN. and { 80 y. IN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-28
FOR r EMIT.

FARM FOR RENT, SUITABLE FOR A
do ~ or for trucking; 60 acres of land
with good residence and barn: two miles
from Norfolk on Virginia Beach Rail
road. and the Eastern Branch: immedi-
a:e possession. Apply TO BARTON
MYERS.
Norfolk. Oct "a, 1896 oc25-st
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-28

Why not proht 10y the experience OF
Others who have found permanent cure
for catarrh In Hood : Sarsaparilla.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-28
Victor bicycle, SIS.

\ new Victor bicycle is advertised FOR
sale for Si5 at O'Keefe's sign studio. l5i
Main street
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-28
Dnrcnin ccAcrs Atteution

Our entire stock AT manufacturer
prices. 10 make room for fall goods.
JOHNSTON CHINA CO.,
80 to 80 CRANKY.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-28

DO Your eyes burn. or blur? Are YOU
troubled with headache? The proper
glasses. IN most cases. will afford relief.
See DR. Week.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-10-28

Let us show YOU through our line of
foreign suitings Every one OF them
worth n lnot.
RUDOLPH & WALLACE.
lG9 Main street
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ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM IN
western part of city. WITH use OF bath:
terms moderate Apply 81 Yarmouth
street. new number. 500
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HELP WANTED.


WANTED.-Second-han engine and saw
Tor wood yard. Must be In good order
power. FARsfHRs' - MAN sGf'sf rEi <
ING CO.. Chapel street. oc27-lw'
WANTED.-Em to know we are
furnishing reliable general house work
waitress girls and held in Norfolk. New
York. Brooklyn, Philadelphia. Washing
ton, Baltimore. All servants seeking
work, no matter what KIND you need.
Cali 4GS ChurSh Street. Norfolk. Va. L. f.
WALDEN. Employment Agency
oc25-3t'
WANTED.-A good practical steamboat
captain to take share n steamboat now
building and neatly completed: ABOUT
5000 needed. One that has practical eX.
route: or would cons der party wanting
to take share without services. Address
Civ ng refer ences and stat nS wages eX-
pected, etc, STEAMBOAT, Room COL,
Columbia Building, Norfolk. Va oc25-lw
eAlEsMAN: Understanding cigar bust
ness desiring elnPoy YIN ored,t answer S
pay expenses. exclusive territory as
e 3. Rox 10 42t. Il. Y. City. ap2s-we.sa
WANTED.-Rr ambleton shoe work. Wo-
mems shoes half soled, Csc: chidren's
shoes half scled 2Sc.; mems shoes heeled;
work and best leather. Mems shoes
maee 10 order, s300 Cash only. w j.
REYNOLDS, Festival Hall. oe2i-Gt
WANTED-An active man at s12 weekly
and expenses. Motor tune hunter want
ed. W:l guarantee permanent post on
II right. lf Interested address quickly,
Manufacturer" p. o. Box SOS. Boston,
Mass ocS-2m
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FRANK II. GALE.
v.arnp sale,

This week at Johnston China Cog.
One hundred lamps al and below coat.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

TWO GENTLEMEN OR A MARRIED
couric can oh ain good board and first
class rooms in private family. Address
HAND, care Nirgin.an oc27-3't
THE UNION PORTRAIT CO. HAVE Sc
cured the scrv ces of Prof. c. r. Ken
ncdv. of Toronto. Canada. for few
weeks to conduct an art school His
method Is new and simple. Terms rea-
sonahle.. Lessons gwen ut private resi-
dences also. Inquire at once. lSS Church
street. between Holt and Mariner.
oc2l-lw
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J5,VFN To IJFNIN VII lUIIB ItIIIS- II y.
HOGGARD & Co 5ali-tf
FREE-NOSEGAY-F you chew
tobacco? If so, sord me your address on
IL postal card. and will mail you sam
pie of the improved double thick Nose
gay free. A larger piece for the money
and better quality than ever. T.. b.
WADDILL.. agent, box ", Norfolk, Va.
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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-11

versary of her birthday. About D little boys and girls were present and all entered most heartily into the merriment of the occasion. After indulging in games for over an hour, delightful refreshments were hounti- fully served to the delectaGion of all present. The event will long be re- membered by all the happy little ones fortunate enough to be present on that occasion.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-11
MERRILL INSTITUTE.
The Course of Entertainments for the
 Coming Season.

Lecturers, Col. T. F. Copeland. Dr. Robert Nourse, George Kennan, George R. Vending, and Prof. John E. DeMotte.
 Crayon Lecture, Prof. ". NJ. R. French.
 Imnersonator. Edward r. Elliot
 Dialect Entertainer, Polk Miller
 Concerts, Schubert Symphony Club and Lady Quartette, Harvard Quartette, Mozart Symphony Club and The Tyrolean Troubadours.
 The prospectus for the course will be out next Monday, season tickets will be on sale Thursday morning the 18th inst. at s o'clock, when seats will be resvered for the season. Season tickets will cost S250 each. The general secretary has sold on paper more than a hundred season tickets, and it is probable that 150 tickets will be held. The first num- Der on the course will be on Tuesday night the 20th inst. when Col. Cope land will lecture on "Agnostic BIunders. ''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-11
IN SOCIETY.


npa Goza has returned .tter a visit to friends at FWIle. May Quilting will return ,anday after d visit to Miss kscCain. on Lakeside.
 4&&
 ummie Martin passed |.,@s inc city last week, enronte srhome at Warren.
 : { !
 f,n Quilting passed through gro,n Hot Springs, enroute ba,ne at Pendleton, Ark.
 l l |ss Maragret Grey. who has been s.,a.f of Mrs. $. '. Y. Knox, left |erdag for Texas on a visit.
 +4+ |ss Atary Lindsay, who has been l. sick at searcy, is reported some better today.
  |.tle Henry Speers is reported sick.
 ri: K Laura Glenn returned last fron q visit to friends at Fair
 II i k Rose Ylckers is visiting in e Iseck.
  fIe Bessie Thompson is visiting l afber at Riyes.
 tt1 Ia. Goza will soon remove lmily to Perryville, where they l n tile future reside.
 i Is Hsfna Mann is up from Noble
 LII k Sarah Stokes delighted her ay school class with a picnic 4lay
  Iiliian Atkinson returned Briaal evening, aftera deli2ht- sit t0 Little Rock friends.  ses Narearet and Mary Quay I0a, of Miss, have returned to home after q delightful visit to nilg of Mr. $. !. T. Knox. III George Lindsay returned last night from Seqrcy, where ent to attend the bedside of aughter, Mary, who has been sick at Galloway College. 4 + +
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-11
A Short Cotton Crop D.

Saturday afternoon the Pine Bluff Board of Trade received from New
 York, by telegram, what is known cs the Bureau Report, \ hich says that ouly GOT of 3 cotton crop will be raised i'll the United States this year, or less than six and one-half millions of bales. This estimate is 1 per cent. lower than that made by the same authority two weeks ago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-11
2raey-Hudson.

aa1iehS were issued yesterday nproaehing nuptials of Miss | Rr'1cy, of Camden, and Mr.
 hafvie Hudson, of this city, exent will take place in the fesbyterian Church at Cum af on Wednesday evening q a, 1896.
 Ipflae-elect is one of Camden s
 and most accomplished aefs' and the bridegroom is clen postmas ter at this city.
 kRlHe extends it's heartiest stnh tions aud good wishes in
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ITT 

Nay Quilting will return after d visit to Miss *tecain, on Lakeside.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-11

< Birthday Party.

laF afternoon from 3 to , Htle Mary Lee Mead enter-
 eFge number of her young Mth 2. 9 birthday party in 'her eighth birthday anni-
 ne occasion was highly M all present. The little 'fieipated in games and Msements for over an hour, aseh delicious refreshments 'sfd. One of the interesting
 Fas a cake cutting. at Ster zaek Tankersley won and Master Noah Mccain
 Elegant cards were pre- ae guests as souvenirs of the
 ne GRAPHIC wishes little
 many happy returns of laay.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-11

nna Goza has returned .tter a visit to friends at lle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-11

,mmie Martin passed <. ba city last week, enroute Nome at Warren.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-11
Association Center,

Below is to be found the order of discussion as arranged for the next meeting, October 10th. at 7:30 o clock at the Merrill Institute
 Each leader will open the discuss ion in fve-minutes talk on the subject, general discussion after ward.
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1ass Hart Entertains.

prlne Hart, the charming 'sashter of Mr. and Mrs. G. N. ssrtalned a number of her sday afternoon from 3 to honor of the fifth anni-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-11
COTTON LETTER.
Favorable Weather and the Crop Rapidly
 Being Gathered

Being Gathered
 Furnished by the Pine Bluff Board of Trade.
 PINE BLUFF. ARK, Oct 10.-Our adaices indicate the weather past week has been favorable generally for gathering the crop and that in consequence picking has made rapid progress. The temperature has been satisfactory as a rule and our advices from Texas denote the top crop has been benefited. The movement of cotton to market has been quite free. Total exports, 5S3, 43S; total port receipts, l ,33s, ,054; visible, 2,3S3, ,202; interior stocks in excess, 253, ,375; total in sight, ,794.57 northern spinners takings, 2ls277. Chronicle.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-11
s.The Fortnightly.''

AAE LII AAAA ANAS
 Fortnightly Literary Society
 very interesting and impor- neeting Friday night.
 r the regular program, the clec- f officers took place, and the ing officers were elected for suing year; Hiss Eddie Rut- President; Mir. H. E. Russell, resident; Miss Marian De- g Secretary and Treasurer. rtlle election ol officers, some Nas spent in general discussion
 eoming years work, after
 the meeting adjourned. to next Thursday at the residence ~ II. Eddins, on West Sixth. the next meeting-after the tr Irogram-there will be q dis p pn Money" by Ed. D. Rus Hi v E. Hodge-Silve vs. J. Idson and (. ". Pettigrew-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-11

The first minstrel performance of the season will be given at tbe opera house Friday evening for the benefit of the Temple. The show is under the management of Mir. Frank Gra- ham, with a cast of 50 people. The musical numbers are said to be very fine. Every one should by all means attend; rare treat is in store for you.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1896-10-11

A GRAPHIC reporter overheard q conversation last night between q young couple in which the young lady promised to marry the gentle man if Bryan was elected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-05

i'm de siphun de las time, so he knowed
Whut he wuZ goin' ter git ef he made de
play ergin."
Sim Foley sipred his beer refectively.
Whut yer got ergin de chink?" he in
CURED.
Nuthin' ergin him pussonal," responded
Dan: but Jist ergin de hull chink outfit
IN sln'raL OATS wy l don't want no hare
lip fakir comm in yere an tryin' ter hole
me up f'lr er picter NV wunner'm. l tells
yer, Sim. an l tells yer dead straight, dat
/. makes ne tired's ell ter see all dis high
mucky-nluck doin's bout er Chinyman
ne law say none NV EN- kin land In de
Noonlfed States. ar yere Gums wun-dis
yere Lye Hun Gilman whit do we dc?
y, we 1ist goes down on our knees. da;'s
whut we Go. an wushups i'm, an dai's
stralSht. DE Pres'den' stop tishin', de
army step lookn' fur po-lno-shuns, an de
whole dern biz'niss go cavortin' off ter see
eI one CUP Whit useter spite shirts fur
Major Blake out yander In Calyforny forty
year ergo. l tell yer. Sim, an yer kin
bank on it, dat ch;nks an Injuns is in de
same boat; dey Amt no count ter wife
peep ne d"yre on de top side er de
cart OATS straight, widout er hurnp
Say, tink er de ole jay havin' sickteen
rooms up at de Arm ton. an Tee Rj'scle
toslh sleep chasin rats so'se ter purvide
! iur ms hre kfus'. Tink err dat In dis free
Mericali country. 'Torter make Yer IRISH
blood bile" i, 90 "
;. But de chi,k is or representative nv
Is emp ruf, Said FDley AN tn guv'men'
uns" -... " e' i'a'h-
w ell. den, de rules err nashurs orter he
IKE de rules er poker an be broke Wen de-
IN, .',i'c Gums. :, retorted Dan. Say.
"hutter yer t Hk?3 En- dub cum in we're dis
maWEin ar asst fur er Chinee cocktail
ne $ dat sawed'ef dub whut ware de stripe
SPOTS on is rtssir, shoes an wuks in de
STATE oepari linen. Did he git it? Well.
CATS wh'It he sid. Whit did l give I'm
Nuthin' in IL worl' but wnut he asst fur,
ne ole mans sotter bottle er linerment
Whut er funny sucker brought I'm sose he'd
he stocked wen he git is bisekl Saw
made dat chinee' cocktail outen de police
bottle whisky an dat lnerment. an + dash
IN sum curySn ter ;sor:er bind it tergedder
Dye know, whit. dat dub did? He dreen
de glass an asst fur ernudder. got or
hottie. els hair OIL fAr i'm eff he cum in
ergin."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-05
BUYING LAND.
1t Requires Tact to buy Timber Land |
In the MOuntuina.

HI yne
1t requires time and tact to buy noun
tain land. The following is a typical ex-
perience. as related to Star reporter by a
timber land buyer:
81 was riding along Tug river. in Ken
lucky. when ! saw a tract OF land upon
which I concluded 1t would pay to erect a
small saw mill. 1 hunted up the owner,
finding him seated on log fishing.
DO you own this land?'
Ssh stranger-fust bite I've he'd he an
swered in stage whisper. In about a
minute he caught fish, and 1 repeated my
question.
Got any baccer2' he asked. I gave him
a chew, and in a few minutes he said:
Which land?'
That along the road for a mile back
"'Yaas'
How much have you?
"'Whar yo' frum2'
"'Chicago. How nue.. land havSHou"
"'F'ive thousand acres
What do you ask for IT,
WAL it's worth $40 a acre but fer
cash Ill swap fer SO acre. KANT talk
bout it now. Hev. ter ketch fish fer sup
per-
II sat on the log beside him for three
hours. neither of US saying word, until
he arose and started home, while 1 mounted
my horse and followed.
THAT night 1 got as far as to see his
deed for the land and get description
1T may be leetle Short he said, an I
reckon I'd take $4,000 fer 1t without sur
veyin'.
mo inducement would move him from
that figure. so l went on to the next tract,
which 1 did not want, the timber being too
thin.
How much does Phillips want for his
land?' 1 asked. r.
'Thousan' dollars
How much is there Of itr
"'Thousan' acres
Can you buy S for me7'
I reckon.
1.-TWO weeks 1atefI received deed. paid
$1,000, and wh4n surveyed the tract meas
ured $50 acreS2' I.
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"DOYS ALL OVER"
How Two Youngsters Experimental
With Poison Ivy

Superintendent Kimball of the life-saying
service told a story of a couple of bows
and it is so boys all over as most mothers
would say, that it ought to be printed. The
row accomplished officer says that when
he was a boy he had a chum, and both
were poisoned year after year while run
ming about the woods by poison ivy. One
day they heard or read something to the
effect that If persons would swallow two
or three leaves Of the ivy, they would never
again be affected by it. To relieve them
selves Of the regular summer and often-re-
curing annoyance, they decided to take
few leaves of it as medicine. Mr. KIM
ball was of an investigating turn of mind
and found that on the under side of the
leaf there was a very fine dust. He told his
companion that they We're experiment.
ing il would be we'll to see If it made any
difference whether one side or the other
three leaves so as to cover the dust and
his friend rolled his so as to leave the
dust side exposed. With a glass of water
and as little chewing as possible they sWal-
lowed their doses. The result was some
thing horrible especially for the boy who
took the dusty side OF the argument For
weeks after he could not shut his mouth
on account of the terrible condition of his
mouth end throat. He had to be fed with
liquids by quill, and it was only a miracle
that he did not die. Mr.. Kimball Jared
somewhat better, especially as to his mouth
and throat, but there was trouble enough
on the inside to make up for it. And there
was no cure worked. The next season they
suffered before.
Now. wasn't that like boy?" is what
everybody said, and what all will say
now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-05
TINE WAS NO OBJECT.
When Trade Was I'm Prospect, and
So They Sat ID Out

Written for The Evening Star 10y NJ Quad
L stopped at the crossroad store about q
O'Clock In the morning TO inquire my way,
and In front of the store sat two men who
were busy talking One of them had an
old silver watch, and the other owned tho
poor old mule hitched to a post They had
come together to make a trade and had
been talking for am hour, and as I rode OF
one Of them said
I'll trade yo' even I'D, Jim and fs that
don't hit yo' it's no use to talk furder
Il can't do it, Tom, replied the other
That we're mewl is wuth two sich
watches"
1t was dark when / returned. and there
sat the same two men, and there stood the
same old mule. They were talking trade as
| vigorously as ever, and as l rode away the
man with the watch was saving:
It's even up or nothin', Jim: list as 7
told yo' befo''
Tom. I can't do it-can't possibly do
It, replied the other.
Along toward night next day 7 rode over
to the same store on an errand for Mrs
Williams, and there sat the very same
Two men, / couldn't see that they had
moved by an inch. They weren't saying a
word. however. on the contrary, both had
their legs swinging over the edge of the
platform. their chins in their hands, and
were looking down on the ground. saw
the old mule lying dead on the ground,
and between the two men lay the watch.
1t had stopped dead still and both hands
were off the face
do you know that your mule is dead2"
l asked of the owner of the animal.
"Of co'se,' he replied.
And your old watch has gone to wreckY'
l said to the other.
Yes. sab"
did you sit here all night?"
I'VE did," they answered in chorus.
And if the mule is dead and the watch
busted you can't trader"
"Oh, that trade was off at midnight ,ast
night" said the owner of the watch, and
what we are diclSerin' about now is that
yere saddle again my dawg. Is it even up.
JIM"
Cant see H. Tom. That yere saddle is
wuth two dawgs like yors.
Shoe. III sot yere three days and nights
fust!
HUI, I'm good fur week"
Four days later | met the man with the
watch and asked him how the affair came
out.
''oh. l got the saddle fur the dawg," he
cheerfully replied.
Then he gave imp
Wall, he didn't 'Zactly give in, but on
the third night he fell asleep and / took
the saddle ard left the dawg tied TO the
post and made tracks fur hum"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1896-09-05
DAN. THE BARKEEPER
he Animadverts Upon tho Nations Recep.
ton to III Hung Chung.
He Thinks If Entirely WronE-He
manufactured Chinese CoclxtniJ
for State Department Clerk.

A long, slender stream of settler, directed
with deft aim, Sped over the counter of the
OFT and Early yesterday afternoon and
struck low-browed. roundshouldered
youth squarely between the eyes. drenching
MS lace with the first water it had proba-
ply known IN week and dousing his fan
Iel SHIRT front and the wares contained in
the wooden tray he held in front of him
suspended by strap around his should
ei'' nere was yell of surprise and in
uishatioh and storm of threats as the
nsnfe hasuly backed through the swing
ing doors and out into the street
"ots de nader, Dan?" asked Sim
roiey' as near amaZement as he ever
sets. ne sucker never say err wu'd. Ole