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Misses Erma and Nellie UdGlI, of Springerville, are here for the purpof e of studying music, under Prof. F. W. Schell,
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NOTICE.
Excursions to the Pacific Coast This
 Summer.

The Santa Fe will sell cheap excur- sion tickets to Los Angeles, San Diego, ROdondo Beach or Santa Monica during June, July and August. The summer at the seaside is not only delightful. but it is a most beneficial change from the high attitudes of New Mexico and Arizona.
 There is no finer summer resort Tn the world than Coronado Beach, and Tn the summer one can stop at this beautiful place at no greater expense than at ordinary places. and at less than half what i: costs at Atlantic Coast resorts.
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Miss Chloe Eaton of Sprin erville is here spending a few days with her sis ter, "Mrs. Thomas Harris"
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Miss Lottie Earth, left last Monday, for Albuquerque, N. NJ. Where she will act as clerk for Leon B. Stern & Company.
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The round up passed through here one day last week. on tleir way to Amerlcan valley.
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Several of our citizens are burning lime, for the Academy, at Chapman s Lime Kiln.
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Subscribe for the HERALD and get the town news at least.
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Spain l. 8 very foolish nation, or she neyer would have attempted an en- eagemcat Hllh Cuc.. sam
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The prospects are very favorahly, for good feed on the range.
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The Herald was visited by Mrs. w. H. Gibbons and daughter last Monday.
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Owen and SIaughter.

Last Monday a quiet wedding took place at the home of the bride, Mrs. Slaughter. James Owen, being the hap py man. The ceremony was performed by Rev. c. P Anderson. Mir. Owen is the possessor of a fine prize and the Herald joins with their many friends and wishes them long life and that their path may be strewn with roses. MT. Owen, is fine man. well respected oy all who know him, he is spoken of ss being an honest and upright man.
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If you wish cold drink, call at St Johns Drug Store and get some ice.
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Juan and Rosalio Candelaria, of Con cho, were in town last Monday.
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TAT TgDgTHIGSEs
Registratio
 Of Voters.

ST. JOHNS, ARIZONA, May If, 1898. It is ordered by the Board of Supervisors that a rc-registration of the voters of Apache county be made for the year 1898, and the County Re eorder prepare a Great Register and publish the required notice of such re-registration in ,he St. Johns Herald. J. H. GREER,
 Clerk of the Board of Supervisors
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COUNTY OFFICIALS.
POST OFFICE.

JERRY GONZALES. ?. NJ. ofice hours Open from A. NJ, unti - P. M. On sundays from I2 to l P. M. Mail c.oses going east ana vest at 230 P. M. Going south, at A. NJ
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r P. FISHER, NEWSPAPER ADVER- IL. Using Agent, 21 Merchants Exchange Building, San Francisco, is our authorized agent. This paper is kept on file in his o1hce
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The Little Colorado river is boom ing.
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B. hastcr


 TT aSurer & Ta~-colletor Subscribed and sworn {, before me this 1st d., ot July 1898. John I Hcgue clerk of Dis court.
 The BOlrd now proceeded to examine tbc quarterly reports of St. Geo. Creaghe sberir Poll Tax and License Tax Collector The quarterly reports of the Sheriff examined and approved.
 The quarterly report Of Alfrel Ruiz District Attorney examined and appTOved The quarterly report Of L. R. Gibbons County school supt. for the P Ist quarter examined and approved
 The quarterly rep rt of II. Greer County Recorder examined aYd approve'. The Board now adjourne,' to o'clock d. In. tomorrow morning.
 WEDNESDAY, July 9th, 1898 The Board of Supervisors met this morning at 9o'cIock pursuant to adjournement Present-W. II. CibbOEs chairman L J. Brown and Elisha Averctt, members, J. H. Greer clerk. Minutes oi July Eth, road and apro~ ed
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cox OUT for the first signs of - impure blood-Hood's Sarsaparilla IS your safeguard. It will purify. enrich and vitalize your BLOOD
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Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke Your Life Away.

0' . IOD"ocO Spit and Smoke IOEr Life Away.
 To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag o'-0. tulI oi !Ie' nerve and vigcr, take No-To B2c, the wonder-To tha. roaI-ac wool. ,.oy, strong All druggists, 5Cc or S1. Cure ruaran. teeu BooHlst and sarapIc free Address SteTl!a@ Remedy Co, Chic7co CT New Yo:k
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Santa F'e Pacific
 RAILROAD COMPANY.

Condensed Time Table No. 4j Taking Effect Dec. l5, iS97.i
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THE BOARD
Of Supervisors Meet fin Regular Quarterly Session on Tues
 day, July 5th.
Bi!lS Audited and Allowed and T Large Amount Of Routine
 Work DGne.

The Board of Supervisors met in sncoisr se.- sion al 10 a. m,
 Presently, 1T. Gibbons. chairman. F1i.b AveTett. meh.ber, J II Greer. clerk: Alb ent l. J. Brown,
 MiLut of July 2nd read and approved The Board th,n proceeded 10 examine tbo quarterly reports of schuster Treasurer and FX-off;c:o Pax collector.
 Th9 Board now took rccoss untiIon The Board resumed session at2p. m. PIesent-W. II. Gibbons chairman. l. J. Brown and Elisha Averott members, J. IL Greer clerk Inc Board now continued the exam nation of the quarterly reports Of the Treasurer The quarterly reports of B. schu, ter Treasure and Fx-, fIi.cio Tax collector for the cuarter ending Juue SOth lSGS examined and approved. The Board BOW proceeded to count the money in the hands of the Treasurer
 TREASURER OFFICE
 St. Johns July 5th, IS s We hereby certify tEat there ought ;o be in the hands of the Ire su7er of Apache county on the 9th day Of July, 1SsS. Three thousand i've hundred and sixty nine-$3 569,c4 cents. We End that there actually is in the bands of tba Treasurer funds as follows ,o-ait: Certificate of Deposit ... .......... sS 0oa 9o Nole .......... s,oo'o, Chet ks ...... sot- eo Currency y........ ......... Soz m "e' '-'''.-- .................. g 5 stamp ..-........................ nl
 Total ..-.... .$3,569C4- W. H; Gibbons, ]
 [; J, Brown. members of the Board of Elisha AveIett J Supervisors VI
 Alfred Ruiz,
 Dist. A ty TREASURES STATEMENT, for the qxarter end;pr June seth. 1898
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 Duran Cruz on value Of w. horses sl0
 The Board now took s6cess uUtil p. m he Board resumed session at ? D. m Burk Mrs. Alceta assessed )t in Springerville $50, imp $lOO D. COW SIS. l sk. horse $lO. Fish James N. raised on value of S. hores $I4 Frost John F. ofland s65, PA, ,6S, Gonzales Jerry, " $50 head of sheep s475. on val of lot SIP 5O :' assessed Billiard table $75 Gomez Jose D. Garcia, raised on value of w horse S2l
 Gonzales \. .sesse l 49 acres of land in see ? twp. range 2e, $lS7,50, assessed imp on land s25
 Greer Stans1, assessed interest in Threshor. so. ' raised on val of imp.$5O' Gaiego Roman, r-isef on val. of W, horses s10. Garcia Gravicl. |" imp S25. Gutierrez C!emerte raised on val, of harse SZo. '' sk, horse s10.
 wal Cf II. II gds $l0 ' of land S2l.
 '' imp, slO. Greer R. D. raised 70 head of sk. cattle $22O. Gibbons A. V " on value of H H. goods $2O of land ;l4
 ' of " horse go. The Board now adjourned 10 o'clock tomor- TOW m mi. 7.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-05
ELECTRIC LIGHT IN THE STOMACH.
Two Modern Instruments for Seeing
what's Ailing n Person.

DR.. Dogge of this city has a patient
swallow a small tube. at the end of
which is a tiny electric glass globe.
When that is lone the light is turned
on, and whatever a person has swal-
lowed may be easily seen.
That isn't all; the doctor has a small
catheter with a small electric bulb on
the end, which he inserts into the blad-
der and lights that organ up to see II
a patient be in any way diseased there.
With another instrument he can draw
water from either kidney. thus deter
mining, from analysis. whether one kid
ney is diseased. or both, or neither. II
is doubtless due to the use of these in
struments and others of a similar char
acter that DIR. Dogge has gained such
an enviable reputation for unfailing
diagnosis of the most abstruse case.
If there is any greater marvel than
these instruments IL is that DR.. Dogge
uses them in his practice without ex-
ira charge. treating all office patients at
s. per month, which accounts for the
fact that his offices over Parchen a
D'Acheul's drug store. SO North Main
street. are crowded daily with patients
waiting their turn for the doctors SER
vices. Just now the doctor has a very
large clieatele of catarrh patients. as
his treatment of his annoying malady
is most eficacious. He, of course, con-
tinues his specialties of private and skin
diseases. and diseases of m all at
the uniform charge of s. per month for
all Office patients.
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BUTTE CURRENT NOTES.
Silver, 59h.

SILVER, 0SA.
Rent pianos from Orion Bros.
Fred orion, piano tuner. 1O7 f. Bdwy.
N. B. Davidson is laid up at Pipestone
Springs with the govt.
No other just as good; Excelsior sew
ing machine oil Is the best. Sherman
sells IL.
Chief Flannery of the fire department
left yesterday afternoon for Omaha on
a months vacation.
Mrs. +. l.. Hearn of Meaderville will
leave lex Thursday on a six months
visit to friends in L'Anse, Mich.
Lulu r. Pierce, daughter of L. l..
Pierce of 91S Utah avenue, died yester-
day morning of spinal meningitis.
II. l.. Hughes. editor of the Basin
Progress, is in town. and reports the
Hope mine temporarily closed down.
winthrop Coffin and Arthur Perry of
Boston. officials of the General Electric
company, are in Butte. guests of Man
ager H.. w. Turner.
Miss Henault, 81 West Granite street.
will offer this week her entire stock of
millinery goods. including trimmed hats,
at IS. per cent discount.
The name is inviting and so is the
flavor of Cedar Run Bourbon" Seven
have made it mellow; $3.50 a
gallon. Montana Liquor company.
The wife and family of Rabbi Maur-
ice Eisenberg arrived yesterday from
Chicago. Rabbi Eisenberg will reside
temporarily at 604 West Park street.
The Young Ladies' institute gave a
japanese tea to their friends on Fri
day evening. Miss Rose Morris. Miss
Jennie Morris and Miss Veroneau as
sisted in the entertainment.
Mrs. Nellie Kelly and daughter, Yer
onica. returned home last Sunday even
ing after a three months %sojourn in
the East. They had a delightful trip
East, and on returning home visited
most of the important cities on the
pOact
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HER LONG SEARCH.
Mrs. O'Conpen viii Go to the Aid of
Her Old Mother.

Her Old Mother.
Mrs. Adeline Jones. the old woman
who is hunting for her son n daugh-
ter. and who went to Boulder Friday
evening. found none of her relatives
there. bu will undoubtedly find her
daughter to-day. Mrs. Jones. who is
as years If age. lived at Del Norte.
Colo. alone. She heard that her son.
Ben Mclaughlin. was in Boulder. and
sire went there. IL was learned yester-'
day. however. that he left there sew
cral weeks ago and is now in Colo
RADIO. So Mrs. Jones found no one in
Boulder to welcome her. Her husband,
who was a blacksmith. VAS killed there
rs years ago. and 1t is understood that
the old residents remembered her and
entertained her.
Butte people who la become inter
ested i'm the aged woman ascertained
yesterday hat her daughter now lives
at Divide. Her name lis Mrs. O'Con-
nell. and her husband drives the stage
from Divide To G~ibbonsville. A tele-
gram vas sent to her yesterday N
she replied that she would take the
train at once for Boulder n take
charge of her mother.
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To Celebrate Flag Dsv.

A movement Is on foot to appropriate
ly celebrate Flag day in Butte on June
II. This is h anniversary of the day
on which the stars and stripes become
the national flag of his country. The
day has not heretofore been observed
in Montana. 1t is proposed this year
to have residences decorated with the
national colors. n a reception will be
given by the Daughters of the Ameri-
Revolution. attired in colonial cos
tune. The continental congress on June
IA. 1771. passed a resolution. That the
nag Of the United States he IL stripes.
alternate red and white: hat the union
be Is stars. white. in a blue field. rep
resenting a new constellation"
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Best teeth OH earth. $40. Or. wix.

You may go east or west for very
low fares via the Great Northern Rail-
way line. Try the new vestibuled train
leaving Butte daily at 9:05 p. m. for
Seattle. st. Paul. Chicago. New York
and all principal cities. We run a diner
on the plan-pay for what
o order. Call at ticket office. Al
North Main St. for full particulars. j.
4. Dawson, General Agent.
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Very Penitent.

Clifford McGilvray. who ran Center
Vile for a few hours Friday evening.
appeared in Justice ~Lsurandeau's cour
yesterday very penitent. He pleaded
guilty to disturbance and resisting an
officer, and was fined SO and costs.
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Our War Premium.

Send US $40 in advance for N years
subscription to the Standard. or IS for
six months. and cur a copy of The
American Navy. Cuba and Hawaii
the handsomest premium ever offered
by a newspaper.
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sunday Excursions to Gregson.

The B.. A. & p. railway will make a
rate of 81 for round trip from Butte to
Gregson and return. every Saturday
and Sunday until further notice.
Tickets good going on any passenger
train leaving Butte between ) y. m.
Saturday n 5 y. m. Sunday. Re-
turning. leave Gregson between Sis
p. m. Saturday and IL o'clock Sunday
night.
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MALICIOUS MISCHIEF.
Peter McDermott Arrested and Released
on Bouds,

Peter McDermott was arrested last
evening on a warrant sworn out in Jus
tice Traps court. charging him with
malicious mischief. The warrant was
issued on a complaint sworn to by c. l..
Passmore. who claims the property Mr..
McDermott has lived on ian the Volunteer
addition for about 20 years. does not
belong to him. but that he (Passmore)
has acquired title to the property. Pass
more claims notice to vscate was served
on McDermott. but he refused to relin-
quish possession. Passmore then plat
ted the ground and laid II out in town
lots and put up a sign advertising the
property for sale. McDermott tore down
the sign and pulled up the stakes. Mr..
McDermott was arraiened before JUS
tice Trap last evening. He pleaded
not guilty, and was released on bonds.
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The annual meeting of the Parrot
Mining company will be held in his city
on Tuesday. Thomas Wallace. jr.. Of
Ansonia, Conn, and f.. Tomlinson of
Tampa. Fla, arrived in Butte yesterday
TO attend the meeting.
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sunday ExcursioDs.


'ssre sf unsh furtS.rs no,iee ma 4
Montana Union will sell tickets TO
Gregson Springs and return at 800.
These tickets will be good on trains
leaving Butte at 5 p. m or later Sat-
urday. and on all trains sunday. and
returning on all trains leaving Oregon
Springs before midnight Sunday.
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For the next 30 days VIC will make
cabinet photos at the following prices:
Platinum. -; gloss. 81. Kodak work
promptly finished at the new studio over
Cans e. Klein's.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1898-06-05

Coming Money-is what you will do II
you attend the shoe sale now on at -
West Park.
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Week end excursions. via Great
Northern railway, commencing at
once:
To Alhambra and return ....... "a. 20
To Boulder and return ........ 2.35
Good Saturday until Monday.
To Basin and return 81. 90
Good going and returning Sunday.
Ticket Office Al North Main street.
j. F.. DAWSON,
General Agent.
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YOUR CHARACTER

Is sometimes shown in your handwriting
Your taste and judgment are sometimes
shown in the kind and quality OF your
letter paper. BY using Cranes or Hurd :
you show you have the best. and your cor
respondent is interested before your letter
Is opened. We have both Cranes ami
Hurd's and can suit you P0stchice News
Depot. Butte.
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$4,000
To Lean on Real Estate. Securities

Fol- Rent-We have two i-room houses.
East side, 2 3-room houses on South side:
one nicely furnished house. I rooms and
bath. fine modern Groom house for rent.
$50. and others in other parts of the city.
For Saie-Lots On Galena ST.. near cor.
Gaylord. only ss25. Lots across gulch on
West side. 1915.
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Turkish and plain baths at Amos
corner Of Broadway and Main street.
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Best teeth on earth. $40. DIR. wix.
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If YOU DON'T TAKE TIiE STAND
ARD you DON'T GET THE NENs
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Made OF fine cambria. edged with en-
broidery: value. 40c.
Other Corset Covers at 35c, 45c,
soc, Doe, Toe, 85c.
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Skirts csc
Skirts SI.6S

Extra wide. umbrella style. tucks,
double hemstitched value. $50.
Other Skirts, Sl.20, Sl95, S2.9J
and 1925.
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O. K. Lewis & Co.
BUTTE. MONTANA
MONDAY
The first selling day of our
Greatest Muslin Underwear Sale.
Every year in June. Tremendous
purchases-New, Healthy, Reli-
able Makes of Muslin Underwear.
Prices are considerably less than
ever known i'm Butte-some in
stances less than materials cost.
Don't come expecting to find
trash" Best possible materials
at about half prices.
Gowns soc
Made OF good muslin; pointed yoke.
10 rows tucks; regular price, 75c.
Gowns soc
Made of good muslin: trimmed neck,
ffNf
Gowns 6OC
Made of muslin or cambria lace and
strips Of lawn in yoke. collars and cuffs
trimmed; value. s1.25.
Gowns SSC
Made OF cambria: lawn ruffie. feather
stitched with silk; yoke with open work
embroidery; real value. $3.50.
Other Gowns, 65c, 95c, SIPS,
81. 80, 81. IS, $500.
Corset Covers Ioc
Made of good muslin; three to a Gus
toner: worth Csc.
Corset Covers I5C
Made OF fine muslin: square neck and
V-shape. edged with embroidery.
Corset Covers 75C
Made OF fine cambria. edged with en-
broidery; value. 40c.
Other Corset Covers at Soc, 45c,
SOC, Doc, Toe, 85c.
Muslin Drawers I0c
Made Of good quality muslin, three
tucks; three pairs tn a customer.
nuslin Drawers 2Sc
Made OF good muslin. edged with neat
embroidery.
Cambria Drawers 35c
OF fine cambria. rufies of cambria,
umbrella style: value. soc.
Other Drawers, 65c, 95c, Sl.2O.
5000 separate pieces Of New In
derwear in this sale.
Skirts csc
Made of fine muslin; wide rufie of
embroidery: real value. Si.50.
Skirts $I.S5
Extra wide. lawn rufiie. hemstitched;
value. s2.25.
Skirts SI.65
Extra wide. umbrella style. tucks.
double hemstitched value. $3.50.
Other Skirts, Sl.20, Sl.95, S2.9J
and 1928.
500 House Wrappers csc
Value, sl.25. s1.35. N.f5. 81. 80; 40 seps-
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500 House Wrappers csc
Value. si.25. s1.35. t1.i5. s1.50; 40 sepa-
rate styles.
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The Annual Meeting.

Best teeth on earth. $40. DIR. wix.
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Corset Covers 2SC

Made OF fine muslin: square neck
V-shape, edged with embroidery.
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Corset Covers IOC
Corset Covers ISC

Made of good muslin: three to a Gus
toner: worth Csc,
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We CAME We SAW
We CONQUERED
WE CONQUERED

for the people have grasped this oppor-
tunity and we are starting new homes
daily.
Our plan Of building on the installmelt
plan Is simple. and we would be pleased
to explain the methods and payments.
which are as easy as the rent you now
pay.
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SsC

Made of cambria: lawn rufie. feather
stitched with silk; yoke with open work
embroidery: real value. 81 80.
Other Gowns, 65c, 95c, SIPS,
81. 80, 81. IS, $500.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1898-02-23

in your miserable carcass. Will you get
out of there?" No reply, no voice, ST
lence, all was still.
Then it was evident enough to me
| that hG, she, or they, were waiting with
deadly weapons appraised to add trag-
| edy to their other crimes. It was a
critical moment. There 1 stood, with
only thin door between me and knew
not what, brave man, the head of a.
family which 1 was bound to protect,
even at the expense of life itself. [
was not certain what was the next best
thing to do. You know what you would
have done, of course you do; so did L,
| before that; and yet when the danger
was so near 1 was a little shaky. The
suspense was not long. My poor, timid
wife Matilda had lighted "a lamp, and,
grasping a hammer in her best bust
ness hand, which is the left, she took
her stand by me at the door, and in a
firm voice announced her purpose to
know what was going on in that room.
Thus reinforced and encouraged, I
made futile attempt to open the door.
I did not at first succeed Was'he still
holding it Of course. But Matilda
that's my wife, although that is not her
name-was so timid and so inquisitive,
and so persistent, that we opened the
door. Matilda and I opened the door.
The first thing that appeared was an
elbow. The next, stretched upon the
floor, the cold, lifeless form of the
stovepipe, which, as it became cool,
had contracted and first dropped to the
floor. 1t remained standing against the
wall till the first opening of the door
had caused it to lose it's balance and fall
against the door, and SO we were not
| burglarized.
When this you read remember me,
And my brave deeds in life;
But this is true, 'twixt me and you,
I have a plucky wife.
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Mark Twafn,s Yell.

Mark Twain, when starring on tour
round the world, told an interviewer
at Winnipeg how he often felt desire
to "cut loose from civilization and to
get away by himself where he could run
and yell to his hearts content. In this
connection there is a story about the
humorst and Canon Kingsley. Walk
ing along the streets one day Mark felt
the impulse to yell coming on him with
irresistible force, and said to Kingsley:
81 want to yell; 1 must Yell" The
Canon said: "All right, yell away; L
don't mind. "And with that" said
Mark, 81 stepped back few steps, and,
throwing my arms above my head, let
out war whoop that could be heard
for miles, and in less time than you
could count ten Canon Kingsley and
myself were surrounded by multitude
of anxious citizens who wanted to know
what was the matter. told them moth
ing was the matter; just wanted to
yell, and had yelled."-Nashville Ban
ner.