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The times., 1897-12-12

The author of Two Little Migrants"
which is the Academy offering for this
week, is Pierre Decourceiie. WHO is
nephew or lic Emery, the author of The
ST9 Orphans He has chosen for the cen
tral Figures OF his story two boys, who are
discovered IL the midst of criminals in
rather repuisive surroundings. and with
seemingi very little prospect Of reform and
betterinent. BY an ingenious arrangement
= eiTc'lmsrh pces fie reaches a turning
point III the career of the lads. and it i, in
this situation that be first presents them to
the audier rec.
Tie human touches that he pats ins,
the characters, ana the heart throbs that
mark the progress of his work win ard
bold the sympathy. The elevation of the
BOYS from their sinful environments and
their placing in happy home is effactea
by means or series Of thrilling to bleaux
that bot only cause one to pause and hold
MS breath, but often Possesses the "a atnos
| to draw tears. The mana cement annu.:nce
a slight revision since the PLAY was seen
| mere at another theater last season. The
changes are slight, but are thoroughly CON
| sistent and have been made soleIr for IT'S
| betterment without in any way eurtaiiinr
the interest. The two death scenes. that
| ofthe Orderly md Claude, have been eiini-
| caled, and now upon the final curtain the
auiienee is dispersed with i feeling Of sat
| israction and pleasure, which was not the
| case when presented here last year. Aa:ng
a score OF weli-known players appears tie
name of Miss Mildred Holland. who las
been especially engaged to enact the noble
| little ra gamuffifn, Fan-Fan, The scenic in
vesti1re refuTnished for this season, viii
| be the same as used last season.
The times., 1897-12-12

young l want u know II I can 90
back on the stage and look at it Manager
Pitou ulld the old gentleman that the stags
DOR was locked, and that il would be i'm
possible for him TO % back Ms- PitOu's
quick wit saved him from giving the old
gentleman quite shoe, for had Re gone
bach, all ne would have seen would havs
been 10. Of scenery piled up d agaiust tie
walls Of the theater.''
The times., 1897-12-12

Mr.. Semou VII also present for the first
time in Washington, two new burlettas by
Fred Solomon entitled, The New Girl
in q trrst. Role ana '.Klondike Revels -
introducing Miss Julia Melrose. supported
by a company of comedians. The two
burlettas VIII be staged with new scenery
elegant wardroles. and electrical effects
The times., 1897-12-12

niece, who is also incoRnitC. her maid
ma?aaerading as the mistress in order 10
ward off heiress hunters. II will 3e seen
that with such Foundation Succession Of
iaUghaiie scenes is bound TO occar
To make things even more Interesting
beautiful ,sadore Rush, as a trand-new
wcfaan detective, on the trail Of the forger
strikes Mr. Wright, = and is certain sue
has her rlan. Has aotios are suspicious
enough, for be falls in love with ire fair
detective, and under the Influence OF
Cupid. he becomes srendthTift, whereas
before he was miserly. OF course, every
thing turns out all right. but for three
acts he is topsy-turyy Resides sir Reel
and diss Rush, there is very elI-ha !.
anced conpany. inciuGing Mary Myers. Bert
Coote. Charjes s. Abic, Sheridan Tupper,
Julian Reed, James Douglass and Others
The times., 1897-12-12

DO yout know that you can have
The Morning, Evening and Sunday
Times-the only COMPL LETE news
paper published iii Washington
served to- yeu by carrier for fifty
cents a month?
The times., 1897-12-12

WE WILL BE OPEN EVEN
INGS UNTIL AFTER THE
HOLIDAYS, WITH THE FIN
EST DISPLAY OF PIANOS,
ORGANS, AEOLIANS, MUSIC
BOXES, MANDOLINS, Gull
TARS, BANJOS, ETC, ETC.
LOWEST PRICES.
The times., 1897-12-12

''on the road this year there are fewer
female stars than formerly" remarked
the urbane agent for Wrong Mr. Wright
yet every Electrical Iuluinary i well
aware that he mast have In his eonpsny
/ feminine sttraction OF the first mag.
nitude. White these female aSsfsta nts donot
have their names at the top of the hanger
they share with the star in other ways.
Miss Glaser is featured equally with Mr.
Francis Wilson, Miss Elliott has her lithO-
Eraphs alo1gside Mr.. Nat Goodwin's. and
l. otherwise advertised as pruminentIy-
Miss RRsh ssares equal h01ors with NJ
Roland Reed Bis name apDesrs first.
OF course, bht Hiss Rush follows in letters
as large and as prominent. Miss GIaser.
Miss Elliott ard Miss Rush, while not
stars in fact, are So in reality. The male
stars appreciate that the women draw
mouey into TIE tux cffices providinz, OF
course, they are as good actresses as ara
Miss Chaser, Miss Elliott and Miss Rush
"A member OF the Cherry Pickers.r COM
pany," sighed Mr.. Murphy. ''is dead Hs
was murGeGed last night in the special bag
ga ge-car used in transporting the scenery
and other par9qhemalia OF the production.
Hunger and jealousy is said 70 be the cause
Of TIE crime Mike the monkey, IS said
to he the ASSASSIN in the case. and whiSk-
ers,' the parrot the unfortunate victim.
Il appears that Mike was extremely jealous
Of Minister'S or account OF the Iattera
a1iiitY to speak his lines and give Manager
Bob Stevens game Jf tan occasion
ally. It IS alleged that WhiskerS traitor
ous!y Informed on Mike IN several cases
of petty larceny and the result is that
Ehrskers win have funeral Mike viii
not he present and friends viii Eave IN
opportunity OF reviewing the remains for
the 'ast .ime and purchasing floral tributes
for GOor Folly, who viii articHlate crack
ers' no more
The two We're supposed 70 be fast Frien.ls,
and were placed IN a comfortable spot in
the baggage car alongside of the tig brass
cannon. to De conveyed to this city. While
eU route Nike escaped from his cage and at
once proceeded to separate Whiskers from
himself in most scientific manner.
Whether Whiskers gave him provOcati0n II
R,t, is not te be asceFtained, but the fact
rer-ains that the wind is how blowing
through pool WhiskeTs, OT rather what re
mains OF him. When the car was opened
In this city last night a few feathers aICns
remained TO tell the tale OF the atrocious
deed. Mike had feasted upon The body u
his victim in true eannibaI fashion"
The times., 1897-12-12
A Musical
Xmas.

EVERYTHING IN THE
MUSIC LINE.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
ELIZA BETII CITY.

Elizabeth City, q. c.. April 29.-(spe-
cial: )-Mr. John D. Sykes will give an
exhibition Of his wonderful talking ma
chine, the gramaphone, at the entertain
ment hall Of the Atlantic Collegiate IN
stitute on Monday night After the cx-
penses have been deducted. the proceeds
will go to the B. 7. p. U. Of the Bap-
fist church.
Mayor G. G. Pool is on business trim
In Norfolk.
The Episcopal church was packed yes
terday with spectators at the marriage
OF Mr.. David Whitehurst and Miss A.
mira Allen.
An entertainment was given by the
N ethodists at Overmans Academy Of
Music last night
The new cotton factory is running
regularly now and employs about seven.
ty-five hands.
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C0plFORT find KNOWLEDGE.
(Sent Free by AIail.)

Set aside for twenty-four hours u
bottle or common glass filled with urine.
a sediment or settling indicates an un-
healthy condition. OF the kidneys. When
uqine stains linen 1t is positive evidence
OF kidney trouble. Too frequent desire
TO urinate or pain in the back, Is also
vincing proof that the kidneys and
bladder are out Of order.
WHAT TH DO.
There is comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed that DR.. Kilmers
Swamp-Root, the great kidney remedy,
fulfills every wish in relieving pain in
the back, kidneys, liver, bladder and
every part OF the urinary passages. It
corrects inability to hold urine and
scalding pain in passing 1t, or bad eff
fects following use OF liquor, wine or
beer, and overcomes that unpleasa ne
cessity of being compelled TO get up
many times during the night to urlnate
The mild and extraordinary effect Of
Swamp-Root Is soon realized. 1t stands
the highest for it's wonderful cures of
the most distressing cases. If you need
a medicine you should have the best
Sold by druggists, price SO cents and 81.
You may have 81 sample bottle and
pamphlet both sent free by mail Men
ton he Norfolk NirginIan and send
your address to DR. I<ilmer & Co., Bling
hamton. n. J. The prop. ietors of this
paper guarantee the genuneness Of this
offer.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
Among Our C0tfon Man

frost at Amarillo, Tex. Cooler
urea tenine weather in the cotton belt
J., Li.verp 200 reported spot sales Of Ii. 600
nales. The contract market advancnG
part1aiiy one point, closing quiet ana
Engitsh consols, 1l2-advance Of X
me future contract market in Nav,
YORK yesterday was Irregular and unsot
.ieu. win active trading in Nav ana
slusust' the market closed. quiet and
steady May advanced 6 pointsEba,a n ~,
ola crop to less; while new cron ~
c:ihca ! 10 3 points: August. 7.4s to 40.
October SOS to CSC; sales, 1872, 900 ba les
spot cotton firm at 71l-!6 ;
Receipts a. United States morris ,.
terday were 1875 bales, against G ono ~ ;.
year and 5,SS9 in 1895 o'-oI Ia
vo May contracts ,il: in New Orleans adj
'anced points; closing at Isl whicb
IS points higher than New York prices
southern markets advanced l-1s 70 ~
80 n oon ,,,, india, receipts for week are re-
and $4,000 in 1895 , e''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
Ed ENT ON.

Edenton, N. c.. April 29.--(Special.)-
Mr.. w. r. Brothers and Miss Sall!e Jones
were married yesterday afternoon at
evans church by the Rev. Mr.. Jones.
quite large number OF lends Of the
contracting parties drove out 10 see them
MADE one After the ceremony was over
the happy couple left for Edenton. Al
$50 at the residence Of Mr.. \. l.. White
a supper was served to a number Of in
vited friends
At 1880 o'clock this morning at the Bay
View Mr.. w. J. Leary. il, and Miss
Matte Tillery. We're married by the Rev
robert Drane in the presence OF a nun
per OF rlendS and rela tives. The happy
young couple left on the Sis train for
Niagara Falls, Washington city. and
other points Of interest
captain l.. 3. Tillery OF Richmond
Va, IS at the Bay View.
Mr. George Williams was in town YES
terday.
The farmers say that rain is much
needed by them.
me family Of Mr.. S. p. Vaughan came
doWhon the noon train yesterday from
portsmouth and are now residing In thn
WoZelka residence. on Carteret street.
Mr.. j. P. Cohield, district agent OF the
2tnssr sewing Machine company, was
IN Edenton yesterday on business.
Mr.. Louis Norman, of HEREFORD. visited
Edenton Yesterday
Mr. }. j.. Bonner left to-day for Ham
iiton. ~ G.. on short business trip.
Messrs. c. w. Rea, J. a Wilkerson and
L. -. Bond returned from Norfolk YES
terday.
Considerable interest Is being mani
rested In the election Of town officers
which takes place Tuesday.
The market has been well supplied
with blue fish this week.
Mrs. Samuel Aumack, Of washington
county, IS here on visit to reiat lives.
Some OF the truckers will co1nmen,o
picking peas tomorrow.
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The United States Of America.
E.uStorn DfStriCt Of Miro rfo

WHEREAS. ON THE 22D DAY OF
" APRIL, 1897. Peter Quilen, Master,
Of the United States for the East District
OF virg MIA, against the Barge Brandy
VINE, her boats tackle, apparel and fur
maritime. And whereas. by Virtue OF pro-
cess In due form Of law, TO me directed.
have seized and taken the SAD Barge
BrandyWine and have her in my custody.
Notlce Is hereby given, that District
Court Will be held in the United Statea
Court room, in the City of Norfolk, on the
Tth day of May, 1887, for the trial Of said
persons who may have or claim any in
terest, are hereby cited to be and appear
at the time and place aforesaid, to show
cause, IT any they have, why q final decree
should not pass prayed.
j. NJ; lIUDGINS, U. S. Marshal.
BY IliOS. II. CROSS, Deputy Marshal.
aD23-lSt
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Trustees Notice

BY virtue of deed Of trust from Nh
than:el I3urruss lately doing business as
surrus. Son Co., and The said N. Bur
dated and duly recorded on the 9Th day
or April. 1897, securing TO all the creditors
or the said Nathaniel Burrlss the pay
ment OF their several claims, | have taken
possession Of all the property thereby
conveyed, and will proceed to execute the
N. Burruss are hereby notified of the exc
cution OF the sad deed, and required to
make proof 10 me Of their several claims
and demands against the trust estate
within thirty days from this date And
all persons indebted to the said \. Bur-
russ are REQUIRED TO make prompt pay
ment OF the debts due by them respec-
lively, to the undersigned trustee at the
nanking house Of Rurruss. Son G. CO., No.
256 Main street, Norfolk va
ap29-2w rrnst.o
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30

NOT only acute lung troubles. which
may prove fatal in Il few days, but old
chronic coughs and throat troubles may
receive immediate relief and be perma-
J. Al. Il. Trotter, Norfolk: r. y. WoI.ar
6ram6leton: Tritt s. Smith, Berkeley.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
N NORTH CAROLINA

Hallway Commissioner s. Ohio Wilson
VIII make his home a Round Knob. Nic-
Dowell county.
In game Of baseball htre yesterday
wake Forest defeated Trinity College
to 4. The baseball grounds here are
very poor, and are not kept up.
NEW ASYLUM BUILDINGS.
In five weeks the new building at the
insane asylum here will be occupied.
Three Of its four floors will be a. once
furnished
EXEngineer Plcasan,s, Of the S. A. L.,
says that road did not offer him 50 900
or any other amount for his injuries, or
to pay him $50 a month
~ Newberne claim agent is said to be
working new scheme. Hc IS having
negroes sign petition to Congress for
q graduated bounty to ex-slavcs. OF
course IT is no trouble to get signatures.
+. II. Purncll says he is pledged and
committed to no one for clerk Of the
Federal Court in this district.
Ruff. Henderson, who was the Rcpub-
lican nominee for State Auditor, and
who withdrew, or was taken down, yes
terday sho, at lawyer ma med uaclett.
at Wilkesboro. but did not hit him.
Hackett seduced Henderson's daugh ter
two years ago
SKINNER DENOUNCED.
To-day Senator Butler and the four
Populist Congressman issued the follow
ing circular in the Senator's paper:
Information has reached us from sev-
eral sections Of the State 70 the effect
that Congressman Skinner and some OF
the boiling members of the Legislature
are urging Populists to accept post
o1nceS ana other minor POSITIONS and as
surfing them that they can secure these
places IL they get the endorsement Of the
Populist congressman from their dis
tricts. Indeed we have received letters
from certain as true Populists as there
are In the State, who have been mlsled
and induced through such insidious
means to apply for Federal appointment.
We take this means OF saying to the
Popullsts of the State that the only
way That any member Of our party can
secure an appointment under the Me
kinney administration is through the in
fiuence Of Skinner. and the boiling men,
bens OF the Legislature, which Influence
they purchased by their betrayal OF the
party at liale!Sh. The endorsement OF
Il PopuliSt congressman could not secure
any position. and We feel sure that no
true Popuist would accept any position
winch he could not get by virtue OF being
Popul!st and through Populst infu-
ence. But If there are any who approve
OF the conduct Of Congressman Skinner
and the boilers, and who desire to share
their booty with them, they must apply
directly to them. They are Il. ging Pop
us!sts 10 ask our endorsement simply TO
| impicate Us In endorsing the means by
which they secured such influence with
the Mckinley administrations we will
not be party either directly or Indirect
~ 70 their bargain. In our opinion no
true Populist can.
(SigneO MARION BUTLER,
John l.. FOWLER,
"a. c. SHUFORD.
'CHAS. II. MARTINI
wv. Il. STROUD"
AN EXTRA SESSION.
There Is a rumor tonight that Gov
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
II ERE'F0KD

HEREFORD, N. c., April 29.-(Special,)-
Rnmor says there are two marriages TO
take place In the near future.
@ We understand that there are IA ,,a
two fine residences erected In town soon
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
Here's comfort heavy Gro
chet Han11nocks padded pill
iow-very strong full length
y all col6rs &c., SIPS, $3.50,
$500 and $500.

Ladies Ribbed Vests, tapped neck, SC.
Gents Balbriggan Underwear, Csc each
Gents White Pajamas of Checked Mus
LIN, S1o0 suit
Gents Fancy Checked Bingham Paja-
mas for s100 suit
Misses Fast and Stainless Ribbed Hosi-
cry IN new shades Of garnet-full fashion
ed. 25c. pair.
LADIES' Silk Gloria NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nobby sticks-s125 kind for 99c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
AItCrroN SALES.--FUTURE DAY.

oo-~~-~-.,-oo
| a ,UGTION SALE.-STOCK GENERAL,
May lst. 1887 at $50 o.cloes -. me- M h i;
tti on thn Vat shall sell by public anc.
W. ~ "a, anu ilStues assigned by Savage * ca.
n te e,e s sa!u town to me- now n the s;ors
braefng Dry Goods. Notions. I1oo,s, Sho"s
groceries and many oth.r lines is ,.0n;
pha55ttiifeLE new, bought close and is II ..uou
90 .Hn ION T., The inventory, amounting 10
TERMS--Onc-fourtil cash - Iininnca sooi e. +;
6nree equal installnlents, paya bio 40 On ma
~ ~ uaYs after date of sale. with Interest
aaottes, with good endorser. to be given for
G Ge5erreq BI pfRXGmneinSs., 4 cHIAScE ron A
,no7 90 % on IL Trustee
- ''-.,-o,I!,o2 Franklin. Va.
TRUSTEES sALE.-BY VIRTUE OF
l ~ p. II. Harper. w. A. Galloway. NJ ~
GIilllnm, r. A; Thurman. e. w. and NJ
a. = Silk W,11 ana J. 4. Sudduth to secure to
natter mentioned lots. all Of which is due.
the SAID deeds of trust being OF record II,
Clerk's office or Norfolk county court
ana default having been made by the said
the beneflciares. i Will proceed to sell ~
public auction ut the Real Estate Ex.
change, In Norfolk City. Va, at twelve
o'clock noon, OH May Goth, 1897, the follow
q, 20 and a OH map Of lots of W. II n
Trice, which said map is OF record in Nor.
1oik County Court Clerks Office The
lots ure fully described in said map and in
9eeds from \. D. Witten and T. w. Spin-
die to the purcha sers
TERMS-AI.L CASH.
oo WALTER NJ. PIERCE,
ttP-o-taS Trustee.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
NOTICE.

70 the Voters Of Pleasant Grove District,
Norfolk County: -
hereby announce myself as an indie
pendent candidate for the Office Of Supcr-
visor, ard promise If elected to fat fully
and honestly discharge the duties Of said
once. Respectfully submitted,
r. A. HALL
apxt-4 Great Bridge, Va
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
GRAND NEW VAUDEVILLE entertainment


n lie word
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
AN EXTRA SESSION

There Is a rumor tonight that Gov
ernor Russell may call a special session
OF the Legislature. He is urged to do
TINS by some Of his closest advisers
ne was asked what he proposed doing,
and replied that he had nothing to sov
at present
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
CAROL INA TRUCKERS
Their Hearts Are Merry by Reason Of a
Fine Rain Yesterday.
HEAVY SHIPMENTS FROM NEWBERN
The Season Opens in Very Lively
Manner ana the Amount VIII be
Sarge, Despite the Itcccnt Frost -
transportation Companies Have
10 Add to Their Facilities.

NeWherne, N. c.. April 29.--(Spccial.)
the truck season is on. and the lucky
farmers who escaped the frost OF last
week arc happy, for Il rain suuall Wis
tied this city and vicinity this after
noon which was joyfully welcomed. A
good shower. fell
Peas needed rain badly, as did Irish
potatoes. All crops will advance by
this much needed rain
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
THE FROST DAMAGE.

The recent frost did considerable
damage to the truckers in some portions
or Eastern North Carolina Fruit
growth was cut off about 10 per cent
This loss Will not he felt much in this
vicinity. as there are few exclusively
fruit farms. Irish potatoes were cut
down to the ground on most Of the
farms, but will come up again. The
yield will not be as large rs it would
nave been had they missed the frosts.
and though this crop on most farms
will be retarded, it may find a good
market when shipped.
The bean crop was cut off about half.
All through the fields can be seen
yellow vines, mark of the recent frost
Some of the biggest truckers in this
section realized no loss by the recene
lrosts, and to-day they value their
lands 20 per cent. higher over those
who were losers by the frost. This
seems strange TO some why these
farms escaped the frosts. but they did.
ana II can be accounted for in this way:
During the cold weather Of last week
heavy winds ragged from northeast 10
east prevailed in this vicinity. Most
OF our biggest truck farms are near and
on the banks OF the rivers Neuse and
trent, and the wind blowing across
these fields from the rivers, killed the
trosts. and consequently the crops on
lhese farms We're not hurt due to the
hlsh winds that prevailed and their
oe'ng close to these wide scopes OF
water
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
HEAVY SHIPMENTS

Shipments are going out OF this port
very lively. The B. G. d. line has added
the steamer Newberne to it's transporta-
and now this line sails this steamer.
ana their regular boat. the Neuse, from
mere daily. loaded TO their highest ca :
pac!ty with truck. This line puts truck
IN the Northern markets via Elizabetb
lily and Norfolk. Special truck trains
were put on last week. and now steam
ers ana trains are hustling truck from
'his vicinity In large quantities.
Monday started in with shipments nv
All routes, and they have been increas-
ing daily up TO this writing. The At
iantic and North Carolina railroad re n
Two sections OF truck ,rains Yesterday
picking up in a distance Of SO miles
'.ooo packages of truck The two trains
were made up with twenty-four cnrs
me steamer Neuse backed out or her
COCK with truck packed in every 50 70
place These shipments were nr1nct-
Paiiy peas and cabbages. Iurnins ana
strawberries were also noticeable Yes-
terday's shipments were the larpest -
me season SO far, but will be outclassed
in few days. GU
Newberne is full Of representatives 30
Northern concerns now soliciting t,.,,n,,
shipments. The markets are fair ~
this writing a.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
PARIS GREEN,
PARIS Green

Just received a large supply
OF Paris Green which we offer
very cheap and which we war
rant chemically pure and free
from all authorizations. Also a
large stock of
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-04-30
A WONDERFUL MEDICINE.

:s$s H3EECKKAHE,S PILLS. taken as directed.
VIII quickly restore Females tocomplete health.
They promptly remove distractions or irregu.
asrities Of the eystem. For &
The evening tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 189?-190?, 1897-08-17

Editor Clugston of the Spiketown
Blizzard looked out of the front window
of his Office, hurriedly grabbed his hat
and darted out through the back door,
says the Chicago Journal.
The last issue Of The Blizzard had
contained personal item to this effect:
"Our young friend. George Corbin-
son of Thatchersville, was in town
again last Sunday. Rumor has it that
he will soon lead to the altar beauti-
full belle of Spiketown. George is one
of the sold young men Of our neighbor-
ing CITY,"
Editor Clugston had written it "solid
young men," but he knew it would be
of no use to try to explain the mistake
to the large, athletic young woman
who was approaching the Office.
And so when Miss Euphorbia Lick
ladder, the acknowledged belle Of
Spiketown, walked in at the front door
few moments later and inquired in a
deep, tragic voice for the editor, Mr..
Clugston was emerging from q back
alley az blocks away and making for
the open country.