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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-10-12

udGuAAOcnt ln9tlCuteS OF learning, anu
your prosperous and paying cotton
factories. You have in this County
to-day ten or more cotton factories,
any one Of which has more spindles
than had the whole State in 1860.
Keep the spindles whirling, put up
factory after factory, force your COM
petitors out Of the markets of the
world, gather to yourselves the reward
Of your skill and enterprise. The
leaders of the South in this splendid
development are either the leaders of
our men in the Confederate war, or
their worthy descendants, or If by an
accident they are neither, they would
have been if they had been with you.
AS you were good soldiers, you will be
good citizens; as you pressed forward
in the fight for the Confederacy, 80
will you press to the front in the fight
for material improvement.
Remember that you dre to-day pro-
fitting by lessons, many Of them learn
ed from your experience in facing the
difficulties and dangers of the war.
From all the suffering, privation and
temptation of those four long years
came forth a race, purified by passing
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-05-13
a FIGHTING DIET.
Such Il Said to De That of the Veee-
tartan.

Such In Said to De That OF the Veee-
tartan.
regret to say that vegetarianism is
fighting diet, writes G. B. Shaw in the
London Vegetarian. Ninety-nine per
cent. of the worlds fighting has been
done on farinaceous food. In Trafalgar
square l found it impossible to run
away as fast as the meat eaters did.
Panic is carniVorous speciality. If the
army were fed on a hardy, healthy,
ficshless diet we should hear no more Of
the'disgnst of our colored troops and of
the Afridis and Fuzzywuzzies at the
cowardice of Tommy Atkins. am my
self congenitally timid, but as vege-
tartan i can generally conceal my
tremors: whereas in my unregenerate
days, when ate my fellow-creatures, |
was as patient coward as Peter the
Great. The recent spread of tire-eating
, fiction and lingo war worship-a sort
OF thing that only interests the pusil-
lanilnous-is due TO the spread of meat
eating. Compare the Tipperary peasant
to the potatoes-and-butter DAYS
with the modern gentleman who gorges
himself with murdered COW. The tip
perary man never read bloody-minded
novels or cheered patriotic music hall
tableaus, but he fought recklessly and
wdntonly.!' Your 'carnivorous gentle
man is afraid of erything-includinp
doctors, dogs, disease, death and truth
telling. ..' '"'..
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-05-13

former well-known newspaper man
some years ago went to England and
brought back an English wife, who still
loves her mother country. The couple
have several children, among them q
bright seven-year-old boy. who is
thoroughly American. The other even
Ing. while at dinner, says the Pitts
burgh Chronicle Telegraph. the hus-
band and wife were discussing the pros
poets OF war with Spain, and during the
conversation the wife remarked:
DO you really think the United
States could defeat" Spaina" 5000 g.
l''i"Defeat Spain!" exclaimed the hus-
band, We'll, I should say so. We can
lick any country in the world. and sew
eral Of them put together. Well, |
should sayl" .i
The English-born girl flushed slight
~, her love for old England stirred her
heart, and she responded: well, I
guess the United States couldn't whip
England" .~to s,,. .... ,..,
The seven-year-old boy had been
quiet up. to that point, hut he knew
| sorae history. He looked at his mot her
and said: Cant whip England! Why,
we'did It twice already and we ca do it
again!N"b e.. ~ ,.nH ,.a' -. r,t.
The" mother gasped I'm surprise, the
father smiled broadly, and the boy tri.
umphed. for his mother had no more to
soy. .....,. ii ..a , +!
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-05-13
HOSTILITY TO EDUCATION.
The English Are Opposed to the
Teaching OF Servanta ..,'.

The English Are Opposed to the
Teaching OF Servants.
An American visitor to England who
spends some little time in the country,
says j. N. Larnew. in the Atlantic, can
hardly fail to become conscious of three
serious facts: ~ That there is
strong class-feelinga against much educa-
ton for those who are looked on as I'M
behring's and servants-a feeling more
entnnd more pronounced than the
shamefaced sentiment of like mean
ness that is whispered in some snobbsh
American circles. (2) That the "school
rate" seems to be the most begrudged
of English taxes. the most sharply criti-
cised, the most grumbled at: and this
to degree for which there seems moth
ing comparable in America. (3) That
the opposition to secular schools. fos-
tered by the church and oStensibIy
actuated by desire for religious in
struction in the schools. is largely sup
ported in eality by the two sentiments
indicated above. y Looking. there.
fore, to the increasingly democratic
conditions that are inevitable in Eng
land, the reluctance and righteousness Of
disposition that appear among its citi-
zens touching the vital matter of popu-
lar education are ominous of evil to the
nation, and graveiy lessen it's chances
OF holding, under the reign of democ-
racy, the high place to which it rose
under the aristocratic regime.
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Notice for Publication.
LAND OFFICE AT CARSON CRY, New
vADA, March %, 1893.

LAND OFE1oE AT CARSON CRY, New
vADA, March %, 1893.
Notice is hereby, given that the fol-
lowing. named settler has filed notice
OF her intention. to make. flnal proof
in,support Of her claim, and that said
proof will be made before The County
Q ERIK Of .Elko county ct Elko. Ne
vada, on Monday, May '16, 1893, viz:
Anna Kennedy, divorced wife OF
William II. Kennedy, Homestead APP
plication No. III for the s. Il of
N w Mand N OF & w "a, Sec. 90.
L BOZ e. 81 Z. NJ. I'm.
She names the following witnesses
TO prove her cor tinuous residence
upon, and cultivation Of, said land,
viz: ,.,..,. ,.....
William Kennedy, ST., Of SHELTON,
Nevada. ~ ''.'.
Oliver Rife. of Shelton, Nevada.
Joseph IL, Sanguinet, OF Shelton,
Nevada. az
louis D. Alberti, of Shelton, New
ada. p I'F'''
o. H. GALLUP.
n.,yo ~.. Register.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1898-05-13

~ IHE DISTRICT COURT OF
the Fourth judicial District of
the State Of Nevada, in and for .Elko
County .-...,. .s...., .i,...;..f
In the Matter Of the Estate of 81
9. Reckhart, Deceased.
NOTICE OF HEARING PETITION FOR
DISTRIBUTION.
Notice is hereby given that Frank
j. Reckhart, the Executor of the last
will and testament of &. Reckhart,
LICENSED, has filed his petition
in said Court, praying among
Other things for an order of distribu-
ton of the residue of said estate
among the persons entitled thereto;
and that Monday, the Ord day Of
May, 1893, at 10, o'clock a. NJ. at
the Courtroom Of said Court at the
Court House, in the town of Elkc, in
eaid County Of Elko and State of Ne
vada, has been duly appointed by said
Court for hearing said petition, at
which time any person interested in
said estate, may appear and show
cause why an order Of distribution
shon d not be made Of the residue of
said estate to the devisee of the de-
ceased, according to the prayer of
said petition, a. 49,. s.-s .,.-,.l',..
Dated April 80, 1898. ... ..@,. :
(~~). j. A. MoBRIDE.
1 SEAL: -. IT,. Clerk.
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Probate. Notice.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
the Fourth judicial District of
the State of Nevada, in and for .Elko
.DOuntV .
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-05-15

prYBLIsHER'S NOTIcE-Tne only en-
thorized travelling agent OF the Post In
feIlieencer II J. W. Hanna. CITY Cotectors
are ]. A. Cathcart. r T. Hawiey. J: 4.
Nawley. e, r. MCGOWAN and Arnot john
0top Postnasfcrs everywhere are our
agents. Pay money only TO these and 10
eur resident agents in the various cities
and towns Of the Northwest,
REWAHD-Ten dollars wiz % paid TOT
Information leading 10 the cony,cs'on oL
any person stealing copies OF this paper
delivered to sulsrribers IN Seattle.
ADfERTfSISG-O1Ice hours OF the
Post-InteIligencer bussnsss office; Daily
until ii D. M. Sunday hours. open .
O. e. TO II p. m. Classified ADVERTISEMENT
for insertion following morning VIII De
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under classified headings VIII be inserted
ct the rate OF cent word each inser-
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Advertisements will be received at branch
ofrIces OF the Post-iufeliigencer:
TACOMA EIREAU-So los PAcinc
avenue. L. A. Harrison.
EyERETT-P X. Lewis.
1P0KANEr-Eranch OFFICE. Traderg
HECK. 60 Riverside avenue; telephone AZ
,. @. Peterson, Manager.
PORT ToWEsEND-wm A. Pyeiner.
DELLINGHAM BAY-Naw Wnatcom'
Parker Ellis. Manager rr,.
VICTORIA, b. c.-Georse Marsden.
The following letters await ADVERTISER
ct this office:
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FOR SALE-Ffve-rooYn eoftaS> - -
Ax11e: two blocks north 81 YessssA ~
nue.. and about the same dixancs -.
Lot. ssxleo. on Nineteenth sx.,n.
ssse. ~ '''1 Al osaf'ns tss
Good six-rcom cottage. with s,x,.
!ot: back frcn top Of Queen Ana n
Six-rocm house. with nice. lsve, IA. -.
on Eighteenth avenue. thrss
north OF Madison: 81 400. o'sel
Neat modern cottage OF SIX rooms s
sS.xrsensn a. avenue. north of Madisoc.
Corner on Broadway, IN fine locatso.. -
10. stx-room house: ss.aa.
Modern seven-rconn house: corner la.
blocks from cable line; $500. ~
Modern e.:ht-room house: GOOD la.
View OF Lake Washington ana vs..@
aims: one block from car line. cosr.s.S
" furnished. Including piano: a.s@
street ana Yesler avenue; two ssx-F.~
houses; $3.50.
Corner lot. with new five-rocn 49,.
two blocks east Of James street -.
Renton hin. Seventeenth avenue
Of Madison: full lot. $500.
Nice. level rot. 6oxlao: street rraaea. -.
water: between two car lines. lof f.Sf'
with good fence and set to griss. ~
Corner lot, eoxin close to Madison ssssss
view of Lake Washington: $50.
Very fine lot on graded street, north 81
Madison. excellent view OF laks ~
mountains: good neighborhood: So
Full lot on Fifteenth avenue, nora :,
Madison: half bioek from bicycle psiis
Lot 10oxloo. on Broadway car line -.
City park: good view: $50 for both -
Corner lot In North Seattle: close d -
Tine: good view OF Sound: $50.
Lot elx120, in North Seattle, cioeo Ia "a.
and school: $3.50.
Four lots N Brooklyn: one corner; ~
for all. $50.
SIX lots. 5axi0 each, in Bigeiow's ad{lin
back from top OF Queen Anne hill: ~
level lots. no view. price for ali 81 f.
Three lots in Laws First addition ~
Queen Anne hill; lots 3oxiaO eacn: -
for the three. $3.50.
100 acres OF water front land near O.
pia, some improvements; $50.
Eight acres OF water front land On -
shore of Lake Washinston. price ~
$50 cash, balance $40 per MONTH
20 acres OF good, level land. half-miIe RI
steamer landing. on east shore Of r.
Washington. 1000 selected fruit fron
fenced; no buildings. M,sQn.
A block of ground in the eastern pot15n
of the city; IL lots, 5axiN each: NH1 q
+. W. WEST. p Union block
REAL ESTATE and timber lands. N
q ~ A Ia ht.t
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F. NJ. JORDAN.
Real Estate and Insurance.
5 and 8 Colonial Block.

H.
Real Estate and Insurance.
and Colonial Block.
OPPORTUNITY
INVESTORS
$s.Qo-A fine improved lot on Second ave-
niis south OF Pike; bargain.
As.olA fine corner. lssxlso. well .mprovSo.
two blocks from possoftice- Look thss
I'D X you want something good
Si..So-A fine investment. close IN. PAVING
sood repair.
HOMES
MORTGAGE PRICES.
e,op-A nne residence in Queen Anne: cor
ner lot lasxi3S feet: ten-room stricuS
modern house: elegant view. -,
10 feet. on the first hill. near MADISON
street; good modern 1s-room house,
1tNE RESIDENCE
AT GREAT SACRIFICE
N.yp-Fine modern eigat-roem house, os %
first HUI: view unsurpassed: lot oexl.S
feet: fine lawn: perfect title. immediate
possession. cost Eastern mortgages
$500; cheap today at $4,000.
$2,5oe-Ciood .-room house in Queen Anne.
on one q the most slightly lots: cor
g, .so-A me seven-room strictly modern
house on Renton hill: elegant location.
house. newly ~, , hsi ss1 oniS
10 minutes walk from postoffice; TWO car
lines.
g, sso-A good Groom house: corner lot: on
graded street; close 10 car line.
s. Ne-Good s-room house, corner lot sox
in.s
sl.I0o-CSood s-room house. corner lot. soxsa.
s7eo-Good 4-room house on ins,allmen;s:
graded street: near car lines; Twenty
third avenue.
1854 good 7-room house: lots Of berries:
lot S0xl1. near car line.
THAT ARE
$s.ooo-ieD acres. IS miles from Seattle on
railroad. 100 acres under pillow; good
building, dairy, cider mill. etc.
$.sS0-i,o acres bottom. IS miles south or
city, on railroad: % acres under ploW.
SMALL FARM.
$2,ooo-l5 acres, all improved and under
pillow: good buildings, including green
house: fine water piped into house, green
house and garden; spring planting all
done: 80 bearing fruit trees. fine view
OF Sound and mountains: only just out
side city limits. near terminus OK eiec-
trio line; great snap.
VACANT LOTS
GREAT
BARGAIN pp1cra
$1.soo--co lots right In the town Of Brook
iyn. close to the car lines. together with
q 60xSo foot "a corner) lot just across the
street from the county courtE ouse.
Q,i00-Fine. filled In lot on tide mats: q
great bargain; close to extensive I'M
provements.
\SO0-One OF the finest lots on Rainier ave-
nue.. 5oxioo feet: commanding the BEST
the city.
$75o-Fine sox12o foot lot. on Fifteenth ave-
nue.. north Of Madison; q very choice res
idence lot.
$660-Fine corner on Eighteenth avenue, 4
blocks north Of Madison. 60xSo feet; ele-
CANT view.
Lake Washington, on MadronA car line
$S50-Fine building lots. 40xioS. near Aadi-
son: fine view.
FOR RESULTS
LIST YOUR
PROPERTY
WITH ME.
F. NJ. JORDAN.
Real Estate and Insurance.
and 8 Colonial Block.
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COEFMAN-A Ealcy0n Eos spssnks 10.
c., May g. 1sss, Walter J. ccnmAn. az
asthma. aged q years.
Funeral services Will be he'd this afsef-
noon ~ O'Clock a. the residence OF nis
aister. z3fe fifth avenue. Rev. John j.. Isa-
mon us!scsatsng. Friends and ac4caintancss
are invi.ed 70 attend. informant In /. ~.
o. F. cemetery.
JOHSsOy--The funeral services OF HndA
T. Johnson viii br held IT the family
residence near Lake View cemetery. tsis
afternoon at o'clock
Ufr .r.The funeral OF J. n. r. Wolf VIII
be held this afternoon at O'Clock Al
Butterworth's undertaking rooms. unoer
the auspices Of the Odd Fellows ana
Knights Of Pytniag.
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FOR sALE-LODGING HOUSES.


FOR SALE-Twelve lodging houses. well
furnished, OF ten 10 sixty rooms. in the
best part OF the city.
One nicely furnished house. close IN. for
Sga
One nins-roou, house, close TO postorice;
good furniture. S1-6
One eight-rooEl house. furnished, close IN |,
elegant location, $500
One ten-T0osn house. close in, nice rooms
good furniture. rent 81. price $50.
Six well locates! restaurants, from SIS up
Cigar and fruit stands. from $50 up
Money 10 loan on all property we sell
Queen City Real Estate s. Lean Co, rs
Columbia.
FOR SALE-Lodginx house close IN Is
rooms; newly and elegantly furnished :
a money maker fer the right party: come
and see H. Roocs 90 Washington block.
or phone Main ss3
FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE or trade for city real estate
5000 Key West and domestic cigars
Fer particulars see Mayer Realty Co.
52-3s-gs Union block.
WILL exchange new suit cs clothes worth
so for good saotxun. Inquire rcom
National hotel
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PARTY having Klondike fever win sesk
nee block OF % lots In Lake Union secsul
addition for suburban homes or specGS
tom price only $l.ao: terms s,i3 HlncA
ley building.
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REAL ESTATE and timber ianda n
& Co., room A. Bailey building.
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FOR RENTING. I store room; brick build
ing: Pike street. shelving, gas. electric
Nsht nx;a-es. only SIS a moath. n. B.
jackson. - Pioneer building.
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msikers 10. farm boy,
SO. Yukon bakers. $50: camp cook. guv-
eminent work. 0-ss: boat watcEmaa: dY-
fish carpenters. $50: barker, 81: knee
better, x-S, fireman; lzborefB. deck
hands end baker. SIS 30 SD month. for
Yukon Unjust have little money!: boys
TO oil sksds: candy maker. mill setter.
3ez5: rcsdmsfs. e.: men to Lead wood and
lapor on road insurance agent. mixers.
men 70 help carpenters and masone f2x
concrete. etc: knot sawyerz. sc. rsstan-
rant cooks man ard wife: wood and bolt
Choppers, Sc and 81 cord: inside and u1!ll
yard hands: FANNY men: camp black
smith. g a day. Cranes Employment
Bureau, l6S Washington street.
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SPECIAL INFORMATION FURNI
manufacturers business housoe -
he men b. the Prrss Cnp9
(Ailen'O, room Y Mckay 80
lad. or. S
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WANTED-Men ard women IN every town
20 work for US at their homes. no can
yassing, we viii send you work inlmedf-
ateIy We have several different lines or
work 20 give out. some OF which requires
no experience whatever. II you can't de-
vote the whole day 90 our work. you can
earn S. or IS a week by working an hour
or two OF an evening. Inciose stamp: We
viii send you full Instructions free OF
charge Standard Art Mig Co., No. lib
Standard building, 142 West Twenty-thtrc
sfree. Nav York
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EMPLOYMENT w.NTEu-MALE.

EXPERIENCED Csiorado mining man
(ssot an advertised exaert''i - open 70
enhancement 80 Eaks fun charge OF Ge-
veloped mine or 70 develop mining prop
4 critics: wifi 50 out % tho state for suit
able sndgcSUeni: appoint yoGr owp time
and place 20 sae me. Address X s.. care
Poss-inteilgeneer.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
THE LADIES of Miller Relief Corps No.
81. q. A. r.. will give a social dance al
Marion hall Western hotel building, cor
ner Third ard Marion. Wednesday even
ing. May is. 1893 admission. &c: Corps
members loo: refreshments free. dane
ing al $50 sharp.
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MISUNDERSTANDING IS iaborers: g
slave bolt cutters. $50 per cord. tools
teams and scrapsrs; no fare TO any OF
above. 2 engineers, SO per day;
knee boiters, So: Armstrong CALI 2
eetfers. $3.50; pianer feeders. G.G: open
Sunday. Ballard Employment Office.
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BRING your letters and packae1 ~
pawsoa City 20 room s. Butler ao.n -
have them safely delivered By tns -
Horton & Co. bankers: PACING
Steamship Co.
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Statesmen - $40 month and expenses
guaranteed selling % merchants and
families our machines for cooling refrig-
orators. guaranteed IS per cent. cheap
er than ice. For fuli particulars. ad-
dress Arctic Rsfriserating Co.. Cincin-
mari n
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are now prepaf0
do composition for the trade tany
ure) In Nonpariei. Minion, Brssa
Long Primer. Satisfaction gua SS1
Can or address Post-intAiigenca.
tie. -
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HIGHEST CASH PRICE paid for ladies'
ana gentiemen's czst-o6 caoshfrx. TIA
Bell ~ seesnd avenue south.
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YOUNG attorney from Past would like po-
etsfon as clerk or secretary. mercantile
business or corporation work preferred:
answer. stating salary. Address i s.
Observation-Disclosures.
The true northerner., 1898-08-24
SHOWS MARVELLOUS SPEED.
Little Torpedo-Boat Destroyer Farra-
gut In . WOnder-Butlt On
Pacific Coast.

The torpedo boat destroyer Far
ragut, which had her builders
trial the other day at San Francisco.
proves to be q wonder and her con-
structors expect that her official test
will show her to be the fastest craft
OF her type in the world. II she does
not make a speed of 32 knots her build
ers will be disappointed.
The second time she was out of her
dock. the Farragut. with little more
than half her horsepower. made 26-
knot gait over the measured mile.
Shortly after noon the Farragut left
her dock. having on board the trial
board. composed of Lieut.. Drake, for
merly of the Oregon, and Engineers
Ruhm and Cleaves. The flyer spent
about six hours cruising about the bay,
travelling at a 23-knot gait. The navy
tug Unadilla, with Senators Hit, Gull
lom and Perkins and Congressman Bar
ham on board, was in attendance.
The destroyer's steering gear did not
work perfectly, so no attempt at speed
was made for some hours. Finally, at
the request Of the senator's, il was de-
termined TO make a fast trip over the
mile. The day was pleasant and the
water smooth, so conditions were very
favorable. AS the Farragut came down
to the beginning of the course her
speed gradually increased till to the
spectators on the Unadilla she seemed
to be going as phenomenal rate.
Faster and faster the slim craft tore
through the water, her engines work
ing with wonderful smoothness
AS she crossed the finish line her
steam gauge showed a pressure of 240
pounds and her screws were making
300 revolutions a minute. She covered
the distance at speed OF 26 knots. II
is estimated that the Farragut devel-
oped 3,1Oo horsepower.
The true northerner., 1898-08-24

Sream the house caught and stuck" ="

tream the house caught and stuck"
"She all alone in them ragin' waters
in the night" said Jack, ready
tears of weakness coming to his eyes
at the thought.
"Yes-the baby! They says the good
God sends his angels to guard 'em,
Jack, and I'll always believe it. Well
just in the early mornin'-it had
cleared up and the sun was shinin'
bright-and men along the banks was
watchin' things that come down-she
lifted up her head and the sun lit on
her curls-that you always said was
just like sunshine, kl-and they
seen her and weut out. 1t was hard
pull, but they did it. The house was
wrenchin' most all 20 pieces, and O,
Jack! If you hadn't "a set the cradle
out onto the porch no one ever would
"a thought o. going out there"
Mr.. Martin built his new house out
Of reach of the water, and in IL was
found plenty of room and comfort for
Jack.-San Francisco Examiner.