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Sharp County record., 1898-10-21

Grover Davidson is afflicted
with chills.
Old fashions in dress may be
revived, but no old-fashion
medicine can replace Chamber
lain's Colic, Cholera and Diarrh-
oea Remedy. For sale by
all medicine dealers.
J. W. Brown and family
saw Wednesdays sights at
Batesville.
The Eagle, King of All Birds,
is noted for its keen sight, clear
and distinct vision. So are those
persons who use Sutherland's
Eagle Eye Salve for weak eyes,
styes, sore eyes Of any kind or
granulated lids. Sold by all
dealers at 25 cents.
W. G. King, Of Kings Mill,
was selling produce on our
streets Tuesday.
Coughed % Years.
suffered for 25 years with a
cough, and spent hundreds of
dollars with doctors and for medi-
cine to no avail until | used Dr..
Bells Pine-Tar- Honey. This
remedy makes weak lungs strong.
1t has saved my life.-J. B.
Resell, Grantsburg, III.
M. D. Barnett, of Pough-
keepsie, was a caller at the
RECORD Office Tuesday.
Weak Eyes Are Made Strqng,
dim visions made clear, styes re-
moved and granulated lids or sore
eyes Of any kind spec dily and ef-
fectually cured by the use Of
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve.
It's put up in tubes, and sold on
a guarantee by all good drug
gistS.
R. P. Tindel and family saw
Ringling Bros. show at Bates
vile Wednesday,
Sharp County record., 1898-10-21
How 10 Lock G00d.

Good looks are really more than
skin deep, depending entirely on
a healthy condition Of all the vital
organs. If the liver be inactive
you have a bilious look; if your
stomach be disordered, you have
a dyspeptic look; if your kidneys
be affected, you have pinched
look. Secure good health, and
you will surely have good looks,
Electric Bitters" is a good Al
terative and Tonic. Acts direct
ly on the stomach, liver and kid
neys. Purifies the blood, cures
pimples, blotches and boils, and
gives a good complexion. Every
bottle guaranteed. Sold at W. C.
Shows drug store. Fifty cents
per bottle.
Congressman McCulloch is
billed to speak at the court house
to-day. A large crowd should
hear him.
Sharp County record., 1898-10-21
c-A-TI NE'Tv-5

~ -l--a -sa Y -4-l wv t-sS-
still have rain.
coats are in demand.
cIfico will do your job
~ and at u low figure,
Nge Mclean, the piano
gan man of Hardy, was
R|this week.
N H. S. Bacon returned
N from the Ind ian Terri
mere he had been to visit
~, Mrs. j. II. Metcalf.
W Rogers, an excollant
M Of the northern district
nsaeting business here
%h We received u brief
oh him.
M hnug Irritation
.o. orVnnor Hl t to consumption.
Pine-For-i will
@nd give such strength to
that a cough or q cold
ettIe there, Twenty. five
n HpIl good drugqia,s
Sharp County record., 1898-10-21

Gertie Arm, Treasurer. 1t is
earnestly hoped that the interest
manifested will not weaken, but
still continue to increase until this
society will be known for its work
and influence. Quito an interest
ing program is prepared for next
meeting. The society meets in
the afternoon of each Friday, ma
king it convenient for each stu
dent to avail himself Of the golden
opportunities afforded.
More anon, MEMO.
Sharp County record., 1898-10-21
SIDNEY.

On. account Of sickness and q
rush Of business your correspond
ent has failed to contribute any
thing the last few weeks.
Mr.. Gardener 10 building an
additional room to his residence.
DIR. Willie Batson, of Cave
City, visited our town this week.
Miss Virgie Craig, Of Evoning
Shade, was visiting in our city
last Sunday.
DR.. Batson is having an ad-
dition built to his barn, which i'm
proves the appearance Of his prop
erty.
Our sick list is still increas.
ing, Mrs, Anna Arm, Mrs. Jon'
ME Num- and Mr., Adie Arm are
quite sick Of Typhoid fever.
Our school is still moving along
finely, splendid work being don
by students. Examination mex
week, and somo Of us are DIRE ad
ing it very much.
Our business mon seem to b.
greatly Encouraged, Business in
oroasing, new goods arriving q
the time, and drummers talkin
"increase your stock"
-Ourprayer meeting is bocom
ing moro interesting, Mr., Go
Wiles will conduct the service
noxt Sunday afternoon, It is he
ped that we may have a good o
tendance.
Our society elected new of
GERS last week as follows; Pre-
| j, Wesley Ragan, President; Me
! vim Smith, Vice Pres; Miss o.
. Mcoks, Recording Sec; WossC
Ed. Ragan, Corresponding Sec
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Consumption Cured

Mr.. R. B. Greeve, merchant, al
Chilhowie, Va, certilios that he
had consumption, was given uE
to die, sought all medical treat
ment that money could procure,
tried all cough remedies he could
hear Of, but got no relief; spent
many nights sitting up in achair ;
was induced to try DR.. Kings
New Discovery, and was cur3d
by use Of two bottles. For past
three years has been attending to
business, and says DR.. Kings
New Discovery is the greatest
remedy ever made, as it has done
so much f)r him and also for
others in his community. Dr..
Kings New Discovery is guaran-
teed for Coughs, Colds and Con-
sumption. It don't fail. Trial
bottles free at W. G. Shows drug
store.
JAS. Bowman and family and
Misses Cammie and Fannie
Cochran were among the Sharp
county people at Batesyille
Wednesday.
H. B. Hill, who takes charge
of the clerks Office October 81,
has moved his household effects
from Hardy to the Mullen prop
erty in the west end. His family
will join him here the first part
Of next week. Evening Shade
gladly welcomes this excellent
family.
Sharp County record., 1898-10-21

-Mesdames Kate and Effie
Iuddleston and Col. Abernethy
after a few days pleasantly spent
with relatives and friends here
left Tuesday morning for their
home at Batesville.
p. j. Schales Of Center paid
this Office his respects Tuesday.
Not wanting it thought that his
section of the county was behind
on potatoes, he left a specimen
with us weighing five pounds.
This has been a great year for
potatoes.
Sharp County record., 1898-10-21
Esuckief's APRica SalVe.

THE BEST SALvE in the wcfld
for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers,
Salt Rheum, Fever, Sores, Tet-
ter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains,
Corns, and all Skin Ercptions,
and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction or
money refunded. Price 20 cents
per box. For Sale By W. c.
Snow.
Those 'musically' inclined
enjoyed a singing at the home
of j. Wann last Sunday night
--On the front page Of this
issue will be found an advertise
ment for the old reliable firm of
Theo. Maxfield and Bros, OF
This is one Of the oldest firms in
this part Of the state and will
treat you exactly right.
Sharp County record., 1898-10-21

AT last the season has come
when "Shut the door" is the
most common expression.
John W. Bristow and charm
ing daughter, Miss Cora, Of
Smithville spent Sunday night in
the city. Mr.. Bristow has been
in poor health the past month.
Sharp County record., 1898-10-21

ptill 10 days behind and
wanting them hogs you
sold me. What do you
I'D it?
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Three DOGG0vs hn CONSUL
t0tiOM.
From benjamin. Franklin.

"When you are sick, what you
like best ie to be chosen for a
medicine in the first place; what
experience tells you is best, to be
chosen in the second place; what
reason ii. e., Theory says is
best is to be chosen in the last
place. Butif you can get Dr.
Inclination, DR., Experience and
DR.. Reason TO hold q consultation
together, they will give you the
best advice that can DO taken,"
When you have q bad cold DR..
Inclination would recommend
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
because it is pleasant and safe to
take. DR., Experience would rec
mmend it because it never fails
to effect speedy and permanent
cure. Dr. Reason would recon-
mend it because it is prepared on
scientific principles, and acts or
natures plan in relieving The
lungs, opening the socrotions anC
restoring the systom to u notura
and healthy condition, For sui,
by medicine dealers,
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Sidney
Sidney
4 &COLLEGIRTE4 INSTITUTE >,
j. W. Ragan A. B.
Principals W. E. Founders, Assistant
Chas. M. Gresham
Sidney. -Ar1E.
Fall Term opens Sent. 3. '98.

Fall Term opens Sept s. '98.
the scholastic divided into four of
The course of study is full and extensive.
Students may enter any time and will be charged tuition from
time OF entering to close of term unless otherwise arranged
EXpenses Good board in private families light fuel and wash
ing included at and 49, Tuition according grade $3.50
No deductions whatever will be made except of sickness
proacted week Tuition is due the end Of each month
except by special agreement.
For catalogue and further information address the principals
Sidney, Ark
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Notice EOp Publication 1872,
Land OnIco nj Little Rock !
October %, iaH I

Land OOIcc nj Little Rock
OClubura, i@H
Notice 10 hereby given that the lolIo"'oS
named ,ellcr hus filed notice Of his intention 10
make llnal proorIn support Of hi' cam anu ,on'
said proorwIll be- made before the county V''rN
of shorp county at Evening shade AfN' D"
November 10, 1898, VIZ
George r. Mrlln,
UENo, Isjll for the south west Poo'I'r u"''',
west quarter and north west quartz" Soo'R w'',
aurtpr, section 30, township ~ norm f''B''
west, ,..
Ile names the following witnesses TO pro'e
bl,contuuous residence upon ana CULTIVATION VI
said land VIA All
ld Colcund q, II, M0lhony OF M0Nl''', MH'
joel Il, snanR8 Of sidncb ARR anu d. -
shirley Of Evening shade, ARR
william q Whpple, Register
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Notice FOR Publication, ,,-8547.
Land oalcc ut Llllc Rock Ark, !
-H'- L--.-L.--l-n Il Iuu- [

Land Onco al Llltc Rock Ark
september Il, lSJ,
Notice lshprchy given that thnt the following
named settler ms flied notlGo Of hs intcnt0nlq
make lnnl proof IN support Of his clam uuI
that sad proof win be made before lhr NoNpy
Clcr Of sharp county ~ LNthlhS oHA"'' "'h'
on october ~, lsJS, yH'
william S, Massey.
uENo, 1883, for III" west halI sooll on'l
quarter section (, township 49, norm iooEe "
west - , ,,,,,., .i,t.,
cnntluunls ratldpngo rpOn and cultivation ol
saiiinnd yIl carroll Ncdi1ck of Ioug. g.kcgp''',
ArR, md Win smith, Newton " iWeni''n
and J,S, ihiIIlps, all ot rycnuE nudy, hl@'
WILLIAM q WmplhE, Register
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TO take some decisive action. and tina.
meant ruin 70 me-
BALDWIN came in 70 sse IT. early cna
morning s6oviiy after I had engaged Mag
Nsiton % work Tor NJ. That young lady
had not arrived, Though II was tine for be-
10 CONE. and BALDWIN and ] had Tie inner
cf7ice . Ourselves. I hope ! may never 20
through another quarter Of 1T hour Ike
that one. These cheerful fellows ar me
worst 81 al When they really &c; serious.
Baldwin felt badly for me. i1sre.s 10 doubt
o. II. bus ne had made Up hs nlad what to
90 ana nothing could shake him. We talked
the room.
jus. then Mrs Walton came n / hai
mentioned her failure 20 BALDWIN early IN
The eonvsrsaS ion. ard fe looked 81 Der win
soma attention when si3a appeared.
n very late, S1e SAID. 'out ! really
couldn't help x. w. mai a Iiisie accident"
She turned her right sstse toward ne. ard
! Sstw iaat the sieev- q neT dress mad been
torn from Inc shoulder and ripped n tAe
SEAMS. II vas ingen.ously fastened wlth
pins.
Il was on a trolley car" she continued,
''and 4 ran into great wagon loaded wltn
box. and my arm was caught IN Gre OF the
eeats AZ plunged forward, hut no single
passenger in the car was hurt except NE.
Wasn't that lucky?"
This view struck Baldwin and me az
sonewha original, and We boin laughed AZ
the idea OF the only victim applduGlnE IA e.
I asked NJ So Walton how much 1ntuFy she
had sustained, and she said. with a HUE
laugh. snat she guessed ser arm would %
black ana blue. She TidlCuled TIE tdaa OF
having a doctor lock a. II or OF allowing II
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HE CAUGHT HER JUST AS
SHE WOULD HAVE.
FALLEN.

20 interfere in any way NTH her work. and
she used n speaking IF her nlsAarS- such
c0micai expressions That III TWO minutes We
were ali laughing together.
DE YOU mean 10 TELL ms ;hat you're going
10 let that girl gof" whispered BALDWIN 10
me when Miss Walton bad begun - work
upon some letters iet, over from tn day
her salary
Il shan, have anything left to pay her
salary WITH" i replied, NH the gaost o. =
smile.
"Oh. brace unr' said he. "Iook at the
thing a u;;le more chserful'y. Take Lar
our Of her book" au3 he nodded toward
Mss Walton. I'm til yoU what I'll Do"
ho continued. and ;hen. 70 uy surprise No.
outlined a plan OF settlement 50 ioarai ana
Yet - shrewdly hustnsSstke {aaJ j. made
me gasp. lie confessed 10 me long after
ward that he had never before seer that
way out or the difficulty. To me = MS ike
u plank 10 a drowning man.
He took a corner Of my desk ard began
- sat down the terms &c Or agreement
with great pariicuisrtty. While BE- was thus
engaged Miss Walton hand uoe the letters
uron which she had been a. Work. Trey
w ~ even worse than the average. / rsrs.-d
one 0: them 70 Baldwin when he locked up
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fresh for A change. Greater care must
be used in the choosing Of pork than any
other meat. Dairy fed pork is the best.
Again. small pork Is the most suitable for
roasting, When properly and Well cooked
and served with good sauces, il Is next
10 duck in flavor, and nothing - much
better
Some authorities say November 20
March is the correct season for pork, and
no doubt Il IS. but II Is good whenever the
weather is cool.
Many people choose the leg for roasting,
and it is the hoalthiest part OF the AMI
mai. but some prefer the lon, with ths
r.nd left on. Pork may be kept two days.
but then little salt should DE spr1nhied
on the bones only. which preserves IL and
does not reiten the meat and makes 10
PERHAPS more tasty. Order the pork 10
be- scored and the bones well chopped. II
is more economical and easier TO carve.
II leg Of pork Is ordered, the foot should
be well boiled two hours before the liquor
roasting tin FOR half an hour to brown or
may be left 70 be eaten cold.
4 leg about SIX pounds Will take nearly
two hours an a moderate oven or before 4
clear fire, a loin 81 four pounds about one
hour and a half. Pork must be we'll
cooked. Apple sauce and sage and onions
must accompany IL % table. Some cooks
stuff the pork, bat others prefer the sea-
soning cooked separately and used as
garn-sh. as there are those who cannot
eat onions
The apple sauce may he sinmered In
saucepan, but Is better cooked In stew
ing tar in the oven. The apples must be
pared. cut into quarters. the cores re-
moved. then each quarter again divided.
Apples cook much better IN humps than
In slices. This sauce should DC taken TO
table In ture@n.
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Neg York TTi11ce
Preparations are being uade al Triez's
81 raise the wreck Of tI1s French rE&ss
Dauae. Sunk n fsi2 The oanae had -
men ana forty-four guns % board. aEd
was blown M through an explosion o1
hoard the cause az which has remained
unknown. or Septsnb4v : n mat year All
Tr.este suffered. Cutmreys fell. and doors
sDfang or thsir hinges. No; r window
;ane remained lnfacf. and iae houses n
the quay were al more or !eszs damaged.
Bexs1ss 81 the men on boar9. many par
.gns waking on TIC quay were killed.
Sa!Tss caught frs and were destroyed. The
French governor gave orders that he RAJ
fas.rophA should - hEshAd Up, ard ne
details. az well as the ca1ss. rsnAinec
secret Il il believed that the wreck con-
taira large sim os money in gold ana
valuable triuksts Intended tor d famous
beauty OF the perc1
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LAMENT or THE DREAMER.

He praised the coming jubilee;
Sic sadly shook her head.
A. one who could not quite agree
And tbereupon Re said:
AT such a time why look 50 sad?
Why agh when others cheer?
BY words and actions show you're glad
our heroes VIII ae here
Alas" sire answered THAI is why
I'm so depressed today;
! would these men for whom you cry
We're miles and miles away,
I would they'd stay aboard Their ships
Or with their troops afar
For | am sure trGmphal trips
Must DIM the brightest star.
My heroes are much greater men
Than any you can show;
My pewey's fully six feet ten,
And towers o'er a foe:
NJ shafier Is OF modest gtrth.
Most shapely OF Earths sons:
My SIMPSONS piercing eyes are worth
y half u dozen guns.
MY Mes is gifted with a voice
50 soft. YET ccldiy clear.
'TwOulG make a loYe-s.ck maid rejoice.
Y: STRIKE rs foes with fear:
Nj Roosevelt IS god YOU know.
Ana death lies II his frown:
Ny st~ong-armei Schley could strike
To make 4 ship go down.
My Wheeler IS 4 stalwart youth
or :walty-three CT four
t. me ae IS. in sober truth
The c5vesr of his corps.
Mv H5he,n is tC0 great 10 k'es.
Ana brave. fefa,e and VS.
Ee'3 avFa tn> forward pleading miss
Wso might such favor prtz7-
This hslor 81. tt,rk youu SEQ
There's rtcs0n sbould fear
The tuHttaa nay take from TIE
The Sa~~as rCW 50 der,
Though I'll worship won't - here,
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sr-PpOSE that II Miss Alice Walton
III we're leaving ny employ IN ordinary
III r.rcurnstaaces I SHOULD write her q
Al letter e rec9mmenda ton. VIA;
I'll shyrlG ! SAY III e.? How should I
=. testify ny appreciation Of her serv-
- esulsr'f say shs was good sfenog-
-~se, far she Wasn't. ! should have .
a.. nat sae could est as many exlraof-
So srrors INTO z letter as any typewriter
- bops to DO As for business judgment
= =. raznagszas II u my office, I am AFRAID
~ naaezsiy couldn't praise her highly
s.,ssrs he bes. Nay would b@ 70 tel. the
80 ,rufh about tser coming, her work
- rs 2n4 he; severance o. the conzec-
ees,
e. sane in answer 10 an advertisement
~ Newspaper. ! remember that my :!rsr
se.g-ss<:ag WIS taat sae would be q pleas
~ as-ggn e haze In ting Office. she was A
.xgs..saee5 girl, obviously we'll bred and
,.:se- overanxiotis Tor lacking in fnteTes:
< see taxed WITH gle about the pros ect.ve
es2lgTnasnt.
G. confessed ai.h the most cheerful
.angoess .aa; she had had no experience In
.essa. work b0i had learned stenograplly
asz, BOX ard typewyi;iDg with a. Dor
ssea instrument My advertisement lad
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,auffn,vssn-Ane,ioans were nominated:
- ,,.sl.[~ fIrf tta~rn for +~oss,trar IT
= - .,,~'es r., ), ,s1-r..,,. f,r -
go 81 \ NV, for s,,,y..,.o~
- -. ~ ss vi
=, y.t; - s..r,,-t.,ts~,4(y+ - r,,lti,. -
..,-.i-. +, 'n.eta.~, So - ,[-.s,,,
- - = So - = IL. =
- - t,.-t.-s-silr - - - -
$500 ....t - 49,. -. t+ - -
- - - 60.
49, ~ - ~O''--S~'' '0' iN'@ <
~'''N-~''
- IS ~. = n7at.er a. general k~ovIss7ca
AM tar f4r9o,fs va "a n-lvv GRAM ar9
IA. Cc.er4ts" is the product q a Nor
wec.sn ra.tsr ana volunteer Such -
ee-e~thr'.@S the case T5e art:ss = ole
Peter T{ar.e-- Railing ". y ire evening
- RS ~ - ssh tasyine hiuc>eIf w3:h Ais
a~. Tn1o ~. v,.~r 'r;e~t has ofT=~.1 . Z
,s...s 1..t ne present owaor tGe neat SUM
III ) sn FIR tn - ~ rg wh.ch = more
.tar Fstf-e ev.- owr,d ant Navy times
5a- -1-1 t1s. rs oztvsd Tor t1!s historical
~-'E
Tn pointing 1-r~c@e7ts Ger Grart o.
tnrSt.aeE str~tl.r Sea- RS twsutv-xfv ~
Ass ~.-A.s tha VIE .~oap sava ncirr ~
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but he VIII undoubtedly return, Ia spite CT
his - years Of age
His lieutenant az the outbreak OF Inc
war. c. T. Christensen, later became a
general, commanded the Nation4s td3rd
Of the state OF New York, and later he
came president Of the Brooklyd Trust
Company. one Of the strongest and wealth.
les. institutions in America.
Railing was Il great favorite with LIN
coin. and painted. on= portrait or the mar
tyr-pres.dent. II wa Lincoln VINO intro
Sucfi the painter 10 Gen. Grant and thus
enabled him TO have every advantage Ter
meeting celebrities and making sketches
whenever he wishe!. Little wonder, then.
he was able 10 carry out mis- pa rs VILE Re-
gar1 to Grant and his generals.
Baltzar de Mares a young wealthy S~e-
dish manufacturer, has committed suicide.
The cause Of the suicide = sa'ouue- n
mystery. De Mares was manager O. tAe
immense factories at Ankar>run], ana fla
affairs were IL splendid condition. He
was d bachelor This is the second }ine
that MI. De Mare las done. sonnet hing
agog he 1ssips Of sweden. y few years
ago be disappeared very suddenly. No
trace could he found OF him for some time.
TIE young man had fallen In love with a
charming actress whom he proposed 70
make his wife. His proud parents objected
10 the match. ard the Young man lef. ne
pateTnal roof ara went abroad WITH the
actress. lie was finally persuaded - -
turn home. and up0n h.s fathers death
took charge Of The immense Interests
which his father had accumulated The
young De Mares was an :n3efAtca ole
worker ami proved thorough business
man The day ne suicide vas committee
he vas about n 70 10 So hSo.r} - attend
the iron congress He left his room. Went
down mo the garden ard deliberately shot
himself through the head
Peon,e were apt - believe t'lat his death
was doe - an accident. hut Investigation
showed beyond aoIa' nat Z Was case
Q. suicide.
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NOT IN DRUG STORES-Dr. Sanden's
Electric Belt is never sold in drug stores
nor by travelling agents only at our office.

folks speak in whispers when they enter
them that there is sickness IN the palace.
The deposits in the postal savings bank
in Stockholm last month aggregated Il. -
si2 CROWNS. divided between o.. 05i depos-
itoTs.
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/ zssaiIrl !ist4 tiAsszl ifi an en-
gssncei person. but this did not appear 10
rasbe Mss Walton She set it aside with
ssne, as il IL were a trivial detail.
dictated a business letter Of about @el
xris 10 her, and she managed 10 take it
zsb, bn; observed that she supplemented
y usual stenographic symbols with long
Asi RbbreVi4t.ons Of a most unique ai'-
fzznce. however. she wrote the letter
t4sf upon the typewriter, ana after a
g4zs a K / agreed n give her week 3
r. When ehe bad left the office, locked
E1s letter again and discovered that Sflss
Eksea had omitted the one salient sen
kzs shich made the communication Intel
kae. Had il been an actual message
Tx ny correspondent would nave been at
as 70 know why / had addressed him AZ
IL
rs vas rather G.scourag inr. I drew Mss
Fateas attention 10 her error when shs'
.<aftei for duty the next morning. and
.s blamed herself heartily. but she Was not
q ii depressed.
Z an So glad." said she. that It wasn't
~ letter"
i.egre: "a STATE, that several mistakes az
sszs magnitude crept into real letters With
he week. II became painfully obvious
Ca Mss Walton was not - stsnographer
So ihat her knowledge o. business entitled
y 10 saak next below DAVID CopperiielIs
gsz. ! dos dod that Miss Walton and
Essld probably part in the near future.
~ business at tina, time MAS IN very
gssal rondiiion. and was spending
5erTs sse3 Indeed there was an atmos-
1sTt G. gloom ever all my Nttlc establish
Isl Ny office boy and mailing clerk ntt%d
sssiy .ato the general woe. Two more mel
Eeaa'y youths we're never thrown together
Z lae chances % this lie Harry Baldwin.
kng i Baldwin. . firm in Whose debt
az sSan from lhs beginning ~ my career,
80 q call by h0ys thr "hiue devils and
, astsed me- 20 set rid OF them in the in
&ssts q cheer .llJrees.
8al5win himself vas 4 handsome, manly
eafe-ful fellow. always well dressed and
" pocket Iuii IF money.
Rs could have been great friends hui f2r
= integngl yellow nicr ,he ~ money. And,
rs g That Baldwin had done everything
sG Gents reasonably ask AMI more. hut
- ils2e Vas coming when hs would have
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-10-16
Roast Pork

Pork Should never Re eaten ex~-pt ~he1
<c@r4 IS ne letter 's' Ia ne month PORK
vii r,e & great boon 70 many housek~egp-
ers wao ass pIxzie3 - aad something
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