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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
Norfolk. Va. July 18th. 1886
Editor virginian:

Does the city railway company own
the city OF Norfolk and all OF ira resi.
dents? In the past two days I have
been roughly approached by their rep
resentatives and requested to move In
side when all the seats were occupied.
On the last occasion / walked two
blocks after paying my fare sooner than
go in crowded car. l am a regular
patron of the line and so Is my family,
and why this treatment do not know.
1t would be wise for our Councils to
look into this matter. This Is short
and to the point. but can get numerous
signers to this complaint If it was nee
essary. Yours truly,
ONE WHO RIDES OFTEN, BUT
WILL NOT RIDE ANYMORE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
sInae Quick work or1t

Mr.. w. G. Wllburn. a carpenter livinr
at No. Middle street, Portsmouth. and
working at Park View. yesterday after
noon had valuable watch stolen from
the pockets OF his vest by an unknown
thief. The matter was brought TO the
attention Of the Portsmouth authori-
Ties; who turned 1t over to the Chief
OF the Norfolk Police. who put the case
In the hands OF couple OF his detec-
tiVes. The latter within twenty min
utes had located the watch and return
ed It TO its owner.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
Iaomer Pigeon Motor.

Lloyd White, of Norfolk, whose loft
contains many federation 500-mile one
day birds. intends to put a large number
in training. Judging from his breed
ers he should have some good 500 Tiers
this season. h
Harry Odendhal has only three pig.
cons to put in the races this season.
He expects to do great thing with
them.
1t has been decided by all the pigeon
sports that Addenbrook Is all bluff.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
AddIeks, RepuhIicans.

Dover, Del. July 14.-The Republican
Convention, called by Rhe Addicks )
Committee. met here to-day and the
courtroom where the convention was
held was crowded. The nominees O.
the convention are:
Governor. John} II. Hoffnecker. OF
Smyrna, Kent county.
Congressman. Jonathan S. Wills, OF
Milford. Kent county: D. Mifiiin Wilson.
OF Kentucky; Daniel j. Fooks, of Sus-
sex county.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
Special Sale Mesquite Canopfea &
eyright's, I9S Main street

Greater reduction In prices. HavinRs
sold all but the three largest sizes. ysSs
offer them at s14s for the 90 by 9 var u
s1.75 for the 100 by 10 yards. Not rnsSty
left and these prices will clear iera Sa5
quick. M y
wRIGHTeS. 1885 Main stfess &
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
Travelling Men for BRYAN.

st. Louis. July 14.-The Commercial
Travellers Bryan Club organized yes
terday with n charter roll of eighty-fiye
members. The club will take an active
part in the coming campaign. paying
most of it's attention to the entertain
ment OF political guests and parading
on proper occasions
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
HE HAS sKlppED OUT.
short I'm His Accounts-Eeavea His
Wife TO 60 yVithiAnother woman.

Charlotte, ". G., July 14.-Joseph
Myers, cashier of the Carolina Central
freight depot in this city, has disappear
ed, being short in his accounts 10 the
nmount of $3.580. The company was
due him by clerical error 5000, so that
his real shortage is SO, 200. He had be-
come infatuated with mysterious. but
handsome woman, a Mrs. Bisenot, who
mas also disappeared, and It Is presum-
ed they are together. Myers ts O mar
ried man. 81
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
Solid for Bryan,

San Francisco, July IA meeting
held last night of the California dele
gates TO the National Convention of the
Bimetallic Union to meet at st. Louis on
the 22d instant. declared for Bryan and
Sewall, the nominees Of the Democratic
Convention. Thirty-eight out of the
forty-five delegates TO which California
is entitled. were present and the reso-
luton was carried without a dissenting
vote.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
A Case of Destifution.

a case or destitution at 1ls Wide street
was reported TO the police yesterday. The
husband has been III for many months and
the support he would otherwise have given
his family has been denied them. Any pro-
visions or articles OF clothing sent TO
the Police Station marked to the above
address Will be forwarded.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
Endorsed Cleveland.

Montgomery, Ala, July 14.-Two hun.
dred Democrats met at Troy, Ala, TO-
day and passed resolutions emphatically
endorsing Cleveland in his financial poll.
cy and his acts in upholding the laws OF
the land
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
Rirtl,a andneatI,a.

IA statistician who has been interesting
himself In the population of the earth
says that 32,214.O00 persons die annually;
that Is, an average of 9S,S4O a day, 1920
an hour and 81 a minute. The annual
number OF births on the other hand is
estimated at 3C.79200O. an average OF
10O.SO0 day. 1900 an hour and 10 min
ute. so that the population is increasing
at the rate Of to the minute.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
Bimetaiists Endorse sryau.

Des Moines, Ia. July l4.-The Nom
Partizan Bimetallic State Convention
to-day declared in favor of free coin
age AT the rate of 16 to 1; endorsed
Bryan and Sewall, and instructed the
Delegates to support them at St onis
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
AC.ard.

Great clearing sale OF baby-carfaagess
matuings, and refrdgerators, all. cogEs i'd
make room for new goods arrsyisla s1ss-
Gently purchased by our Mr.. II. ertf,ss
elmer. 1876 Church street ;lss,S ls
THE FASS FURNITJREs Ar1IS ss
je 9-tf CARPET CGNLPAE II &:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
POpuIist Nomfnee.

Atlanta. July 14.-J. f. Mccarthy was
nominated for Representative in Con-
gress from the Seventh Georgia district
by the Populist convention at Dallas.
Ca, to-day.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
Endorses Bryan.

Washington. July A.-Mr. J. II. Tur-
ner, secretary of the National Commit
tee of the Populist party, issued a mani
festo to-day advising all Populists TO
ratify the nomination of Bryan at the
Populist Convention at st. Louis on
July 22d next.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
Hns Nothine To Sax.

St. Louis, July 14.--Vice-
Stevenson passed through here fthis
morning. accompanied by Mrs. Steven
son. on the way to Bowling Green. Ky.
where they will visit their daughter and
son-in-law. Rev. and Mrs. P. Wat Har-
din. He declined to be interviewed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
NORFOLK vIRGINIAN: WEDNESDAY, JULY 15 1896

The platform adopted declares in IA
vor OF sound money, Mckinley and Ho-
bart. and denounced the action of the
National Commitfee in refusing to sent
the Addicks delegates at the st. Louis
Convention.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
A silver Repu5Iican

Minneapolis, July 1.-THE Penny
Press announces s.-1s evening that ex-
Congressman John Lind, Republican,
has consented to run as the silver can
didate for Governor.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15

Buy the celebrated Chase HrS pias
nos, sold by the Ifsaayf al kkureFss
CHASE BROS, PIANO az IS sos g.
Main street, Richmond ii. 9esave 4
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15
not weather Rar.ensI,a.

Mosquito net canopfes. 97o., Isl /. 25. IL TO-
$500 each, all complete for i,alsl Sitg.
Cut prices on all summer wash
LEVY BR63 g
Cash Bargain StpSes
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15

In the village of Pomfret, q few miles
from Putnam, Conn, lives the only sur
iGen. Israel Putnam. Mrs. Mary Put
nam Sharpe, who Is "a years old
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15

Buy pianos of the mar ufact Il Ssf NJ
guarantee to save large frs, a 4 s I'll nffssli'
buyers. Call or address Cf5AFsS t3nGH
PIANO Co, N 81 sos 10: al silsi I:
RlchnIond. We, sa,, s.ts' g. ~
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15

Bridal presents a speciality.
JOHNSTON CHINA COMPANY,
20. 81 and 33 CRANKY street.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15

$50 decorated toilet set at cost.
JOHNSTON CHINA COMPANY,
2e. 81 and SO CRANKY trsseet.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1896-07-15

',Newest Discoyerys-F;xt. tesHn: ND
E,ctn. NJ. z. D. Rooms. Ennis. s1e2 Messs
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
Defending the Fort.

William Conner and his Indian
guides stood before the youthful major
OF Fort Stephenson tine former rs
bearer Of dispatches from Gen. liar.
rlson, recommending the evacuation. "
the commander deemed Il risky 90 At
tempt 10 hold Il. II was, however. at
first a question whether the bearer OF
the dispatch would consent 10 deliver
Il 10 the young officer In charge 50
very young did he appear.
you Maj. Croghanr' said Conner
looking az the slight. smooth-faced
young man before him. mot muchl
You can't fool me. You're nothing but
boy. ! want 10 see the commander
Of this fort"
I'm Maj. Croghan." replied the
young man. his face hushlng aud his
eyes swapping. I'm twenty-one years
old, old enough 10 command this garri.
son Of one hundred and slxty-seven
men, aud old enough 10 put you In
irons II you don't hand over that dis
patch Instantly!
II swan" said the rustic Common.
under his breath. as without another
word he handed the letter Of Gen. liar-
rison 10 the boy officer.
You walt right here" said the ma.
jor MS soon as he had read the letter.
and leaving the astonished messenger.
who still appeared 10 be- unable 10 con
ceive how a boy should be- In command
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

have generally found that the heat
or the cold. the wet weather or the
dry. the windy or the cloudy day. az
fccicd me very little II went calmly
on and made the best Of H. Ones
work should occupy ones thoughts
and hands 80 fully that one has no
time 10 be- troubled about surroundings
Of atmosphere. The busy girl Is hap
pier than The indolent girl for the rea-
son that her mind Is taken up with
something worth while
A little caution about fans. Don't
ian - vigorously that you put Yourself
Into n heat by the cxertiOn Never
fan tire back Of your neighliOr's neck II
you are sitting behind her. Fan with
a gentle steady motion. 30 that waves
Of air strike your own face. but not
10 that you send Icy shlvcrs down your
neighbours spine
ON a very sultry day nothing Is gain
cd by drinking a great deal Of Ice wa
ter. The more one drinks the more
thirsty enc becomes 4 little water
held IN the mouth moment and allow
"a 10 irickle slowly down the throat
win relieve thirst more chcctually
than n goblet hastily tossed OF
The question comes up every sum-
mer. how shall We best keep our
homes cool during the sultry part of
the day. shall we close them and shut
out the heat or simply darken them
and allow the air 20 come INT Ny way
has been 60 open every window. both
nc the top and bottom. early In the
morning. noodlng the house with the
sweet cool air. Then about 10 o'clock.
or earlier. close the windows cxcepi
Cor a few inches az the bottom. and
'"'en shutters and blinds 80 that they
win not ny open. Darken every room
which you are not using until the sun
cocs down. but do not slt % read
sew or practice IN the dark. You
eyes need plenty Of light. When you
20 into the darkcncil rooms DO 20 "a
rest. not % wofk.-llarpcr's Round
Table.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

from the inside ~ his ragged old coat
greasy old puckeih0Ok. then undo
Ing the string that bound u. be- opened
u and displayed lot Of dirty old let
tiers and frayel newspaper clippings
Prom the latter De- selected thp fol
lowing advertisement.
WANTED A man Of nerve 10 stand
a. a target for an expert knife throw
or R0h.ns0n's Circus
Its thirty odd year ago since this
first appeared be- said. "and tliucs Is
changed since then.
Eve were down IN Texas with old
John BohIuson's circus ! WIS can
varman then and my right hand bower
was Fat Clancy. a canyasman. too.
Fat WAS an ambitious Teller aud Was
all the timr thinking up schemes 30
better his sell 4 don't SER. says De-.
WHY should be- sledging stakes aud
pulling ropes when other felicrs will
ont half my brains or muscle Is get.
ting biz money taking
$50 Pat went IN training for q per
former. bat d. was q dead failure and
culy got the laugh on 40 sides. tlll one
day Dc struck a bright % q. aud the
next thing ! knew De- aad dozen
biz. ugly looking knives and was put
ting 10 bis rparc time throwing them
at a target.
He'd discovered himself at last for
the way De- could throw ihm knives
was rally wonder and astauudcd
even himfolf
After De- was able On plant bis
knives In the target Just ahuui wher
b. wanted cn. De- drew a iiggcr of d
man on o. and took dclight IN scclne
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
ROMANCE OF rrIr WHEEL.
one wo@an,s Discovery and ITO

one woman's Discovery aud How
She VIII Get Even
Henry" said lie little wife. as she
took the hand Of her big husband,
I'm glad that you enjoy your wheel
10 much. aud tia; sou feel the better
Tor riding Il. Hut you are home 40
little now. You are on for a spin IN
tie morning. and never see you after
dinner until late az night don't
LLow but Gen. Klelgeis. the chief Of
police at ST. Pcicrlhur. has douc the
right thing"
WHATS that
"iic requires every cycllst IN the
Russian capital 10 carry large num-
Der exposed 90 the back Of his ma
chine. M that when scorcher breaks
loose he Will be- known by reference %
the list. nud u there be- any suspicious
character riding about be- or she eau
lic identified In the same way"
I'D never stand u. ia raise an
army nnd hight first. The next move
would bc 90 have every married man
carry the license Tor his matrimonial
venture on his back. and Ia make a
sandwich OF him hy requiring him 10
have h.s name aud place of business
CO.. residence spread ont IN bold typo
over his ckcsi What glorious coun.
try ~ freedom this would be then"
"Eui u might be- just a. well. Henry.
from nay point ~ view. ace Iudklns
riding hy here almost every night with
some lady that Is not Mrs. Iudkins
She tells INC just as you do that husi.
ness keeps men a good deal later than
li dil when times were better. And
then. ludkims talks Ia his sleep. don't
/ you know
'no cver-tlo | ever neglect you 81
+ the children. or forget that YOU arr the
sweetest little wife in che worldT'
Not that | know o. dear. iiut Va
haven't that Russian system Now
what Is thisf' aud tue little wife held
NJ dainty handkerchief of lace with
delicate otlor aud tcll.talr Initials Ia
. &c corner.
ooh ycl 70 80 sure or cuursc
Gcahi Go tell you llappcnrd 20 ruu
I .rrrss Hattie GA tlc boulevard. Oh,
other evening. und p,,lr little wa, to
Hrihrr The handkerchief was iu hel
way. and she ravs Il 10 me a. carry
forget % return Il. You know. She,
iu Old fame Of mine. but Il just hap
. rvrcd Perhaps you'd better gdvocat,
Use Russian sys'cm. after all"
"No yir; I'll buy a wheel anil Learn
60 ri,c li"-nctrolt Frcr Press
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

Al the time Of the corunation Of the
cznr 81 Illus gia much was printed Ia
the newspapers about the costly
crown jewels and IA emagnihccnt Inn
perlal tronc; but for all ils magnih.
ccncc aud richness. this nineteenth
CENTURY thmne was nothing when CONF
pared with that OF the Mogul empcr.
On ~ Delhi. The Indian throne was
built In the reign Of shah Iehan hy a
Frcnchman who had been f0r,rd 20
seek an asylum IN the M0gul empire
u vas called the Peacock throne. 10
distinguish IL ftOm other royal chains.
and becats u was decorated with the
figures Of two huge peacoeks. The
thnone was six feet long by four feet
wide. and stood on six massive legs.
which werc 81 solid gold. lnlaid with
rubies. emeralds. diamonds and al
kinds u precious stones. The tails n
the pcacocks were expanded. fan-hke.
behind the throne. and they. tho. were
mild with pearls. emeralds and Ot.i-i
gems cf suitable Colorlug. The whole
was surnouut,d b. n canopy Of gold,
supported hy twelve pillars. likewise
studded with diamobds and precious
gems, She border Of the canopy being
made Of a fringe 81 beautiful pearls.
Between the two peac Ok pcrched q
llfe-slxe pnrrnt. which was carve'l out
~ n single emerald. The royal uin-
hrcllas, which are appcrdares 20 most
Oriental thrones. were made OF the
finest silks. aud were fringcd with
pearls. the handles licimg of solid eold
studded with diamonds II las been
said by many writers that the famous
I Kohl mar diamond was originally SCI
Ia this Peacock throne. This story Is
very possibly true. innsinhch as th'
l Enh.l-n0og was az enc tine owned 10y
| the shah J,.lian. rhls throue las hcci
valued az SaDlanOOO. rnd this figure p
doubtless not exaggerated, for ~,
/ Noaui emprrorS were wonderfully fici
ms narcls. When the perslans sacsct
Delhi IN iT30. they DESTROYED the fes,
cock throne and carried OF iis jewels
A single block u White marble nnN
stands Ia the private audience hail u
.he palace - the Mo-ul emperors q
Delhi 10 show where this eorgeu "
chair once stoOd.-llatpers Round Ia
blp
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

tas Pat was called when he just threw
al ma ordinary mark
Wen get mohhed n Juan don't do
his turn tonight. said old John Rob
insou "a Fat. lie must do a.
ESQ out Juan was dragged. lie was
nseered ! could see that. hut II was
not the knives he was skcered OF; lac
seemed frightened Of some one In the
audience.
Nothing happened. though, and the
next day Juan. bright aud smiling,
was waiting 10 20 ON In his best act
when tall. fine looking man. with
two big fellows la uniform entered the
dressing tent.
That's the man ! want SEE he.
I'm thc superintendent Of the Mount
Pleasant luuatic asylum aud that man
Is an escaped patient Of mine
Juan recognized him. TOO. ana said.
We'll. II ] must go with you ] must
that's ALL And up be gets and goes.
'fhe superintendent afterward told
as that Juan was crazy as bed bug
ON one thing. and that he would lose
his soul II somebody didn't XIII him
some day with q knife. Outside OF
this be- was as sensible as you or l.
THAT was the end Of Juan. but see
Ing that Pat was 80 good az the biz
dozen volunteered 10 be- the target,
me among them. Pat was mad nj me-
and took a young darly. and ! was left
again.
"And now" added the old circus
man. plalntlvely. "the knlfethrowlne
act Is an old timer; human targets II
a. plentiful ms huns on the bowery
Pat clancy owns a show Of his own
and ] am stlll n canvasman, aud ! am
almost too old for that"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15

There are a great many things boys
while boys. should learn Aud " they
tearn these lessons 80 well rs never !.
forget them during lie. they wih
prove OF great help 90 them ottehtlihes
wnen they need help. -,
Among other things n bny snoniu
learn. these may be named:
4 Not to tease boys nau siils snah'
er than themselves.
. Not to take the easiest chair m
the room, nut Il Ia the pleasautes
Mace aud forget To oitcr u 70 mothef
when she comes In 10 sit down .
4 To treat mother as politely as u
she we're strange lady who did not
spend her life In their service.
4 To h. a. kind aud helpful 10 SIS
tcrs as they expect their sisters to be
90 them.
= TO make their friends amons
good boys.
q TO take pride IN being a gentle
man NJ home
:. To take mother Into their conn.
dcncc u they do anything WRONG. ana
above an never lie about anything
they have done.
\ To makc up their minds not 10
learn to smoke. gamble or drink ~
membering these things arr terrible
drawbacks 20 good men, and heecssl'
tics to had ones.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
Tecam-eh nra,e..

Of such a post. be hastily summoned
his officers. and after very brief con
snltation returned with the following
letter 90 Tippecanoe: sir have just
received yours Of yesterday. 10 o'clock
y. m, ordering me 90 destroy this place
and make good my retreat. which was
received too late 20 be carried into ex.
ccutlon, We have determined 90 main.
tain this place. aud by heavens we
can"
The next day the watchers az the
fort saw ile British gunhoais. q milo
away. coming up the river They're
coming, They're coming" shouted tbs
guard, aud the men. frightened aud
pale. obeycd the word % thc boy Oii-
Ger. aud wheeled the one six-puuudrr
the fort possessrd. an1 which had been
named the "Good Bcss." into position
Eut Proctor's four hundred regulars
aud his Indians paid no attention Co
the Good neSs. aud coolly proceeded
% arrange their forces to attack the
fort aud cut od every possible escape.
When al was ready Con. Proctor
scrt three of his oflcvrs ahead with n
nag OF truce. demanding the Instant
surrender OF the fort. Young Maj
Croghan sent another Kentucky h'y
oaices. l.irut. Shipp. O. mcrt them
while hc himself stood upon the a.i-
uaris watching the conference.
Refusal O. Surrender.
At nrst the british officers demanded
tie surrender ~ tbs foft. hut when
Young Ship conlly refused. they began
20 plead. urging their inabii,y To re-
strain the Indians.
Remember the River Raising" sail
Ccl Elliott.
"Wc do remember IT," replied young
shlpn angrily. "aud that Is enough
1T j. a great pity" said Capt nAcn.
hrrccchingly. that sn ilnc young Wiu
rs you. ard rs your commander Is fcp.
resented To DE. should fall Into The
I hards IL savagcs. Sir. Tor Gods sake,
surrender and prevent a dreadful mas
facrc"
"Whcn this fort Is taken," replied
shlpp. there will be none 20 massa
cre."
Look out. Shpp." called out Maj
/ Crorhan suddenly. lie had seen ar
Indian stealing upon his companion
A., officer ~Come In. Shlpp and wei
hlow th.m all into another world
ard the Interview ended as the youus
lieutenant hasicucd into the fort.
At once the British began their a.
tack. Al night long their tine six
FOUNDER played upon the siockadc, hu
without any serious effect The Good
Bees" was taken from one block hous'
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-08-15
PRINCE on TnEu All
f..pericnera o. south America ~
Related hy "a Coed Liar.

r:.prrienera In south America n
Related rs "a Coed Liar.
I'm done with South America" he
declared with an air q disgust as he
looked az the other lorn-cu Ia the
hotel RECALLING parlor AMI slipped a
glass Of beer Mature ovcrlcCs every
thing down there. Melon vines grow
- fast tlat the melons age ruined 10y
being dragged over On, ground. Where
the ao.l l. most fertile the natives have
10 20 up In n balloon % pick grapes.
Com grows so tail that crows eat Il
out u gun range aud the stalks nave
o. be eat down with an ax. The grass
comes ou 30 fas. that the farmers
make lay cvcfy week. aud there Is
enough fruit raised 20 supply tie mar
ir.s OF the world. \ man eau live
there without iurahg n hand
Il guess not" eruuied an old topper
WHO was looking Tor just that kind 81
q snap
Il say you can ard have the hest
,icrc Is gong. Bu; ! wouldn't live
thcsc u they decided me Ia whole
shootlug match. There are more snakes
there than there are leaves "a Nur-
mesa. or wherever u Is. They can
uu Ike a motor car AMI climb tree
Ike q cat"
"Ughg shrldc-ed The iopcr
And you people doa't have any
fiogms up hcse. pne OF your cyclones
wouldn't be fresh hgecrc down there.
: I've seen blow IN Eraz.l turn an iron
/ kettle ius.d, Out. Ill just hough, a
I ticket Tor q place sixty miles away.
one evening. when I'll b. burned u the
Wind didn't pick ihe little station M
and land inc right whore wanted o.
e.. II was done SO quick that the cd
clocl, didn't get through striking seven
while we were making the trim. ! lc.
Gated a go.d mlEe on top of a hill aud
Il was full OF gold. OnC night the
. whole top Of tina, informal blu blow
away AMI when found Il LOT OF
gpanlaids Lad jumped the cialu."