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Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

W. q Carleton and several gentlemen
are on their way from Chloride 10 the
Chimehuevis, where they will do the as
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

Mrs. T. B. Shipp, OF the Big Sandy,
was in Kingman this week.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

Kingmsn has n limburger club. Ii is
said TO be the strongest organization Of
the kind in the cOnntry.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

John Dexter, of. Union Pass, has re.
turned to his home after two weeks
visit 10 KIngman.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

Mrs A Edwards arrived Monday even
ing from three months visit with rels
tives in Kansas
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

DR. X B Knigh, Of White Hills WAS
in Kingmsn this week, witness before
the court
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

Orders from the country for thanksgiV
ing turkeys will be promptly filed b,
Phelan and delivered on time.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

Scotty Ogleby, Of Waite Hills, was il
K,ngman this week having a sesnce with
the Knights OF Pvthiss.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

David Bean. OF Uolon Pass, was il
Kiugman this week
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

Thanksgiving turkey will be handled
by Phelan and anyone who wishes to
have a good Thanksgiving dinner should
send their orders in ~ once
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

Alfred Solsno, Of Los Angeles, a share
holder in the Tennessee mine, was in
Kngman this week.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

w s. Abrams, william Whalen and
John Quinn. of Na-dlrI, are in Kingm an.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

The second story OF q .oree A Boneli's
building is going up rapidly,
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

Jack Poland, Of the Orc Plata, has
been in Kingmsn several days this week
on business connected with his mining
affairs.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

lodge oI FJres,er oi America, with
forty charter mem bers, was instituted in
Kingman this week.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

The addition to the Lake bJilding viii
be completed within a month.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

William Atken, of rruxton ranch, is
in Kingmsn doing jury duty.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

The wife Of F. w. Phillips, of Hack.
berry, is very i'll
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

p. A. Bsebe and wife, of Chloride, are
in Kingmsn.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

Miss Eva Carrow, OF the Big Sandy, is
visiting in Kingman with friends.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

Thomas McNesly, vi Mineral Pnk, is in
Kingman, having served on the grand
jury
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

T L. Ayres has several men at wor
on his mining pr, perties at Cerbst.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

Peter C0ffeey ia getting good lead ore
on one oi his claims on Stockton Hill
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29
lard Of Thanks.

To the scores Of many kind and noble
friends who so kindly assisted during the
last illness of my beloved wife my heart.
felt thanks are herewith extended.
G. l.. WILSON.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29
Laid TO Rest.

Last Saturday morning the funeral of
the late Mrs. G. l.. Wilson took place
from the family residence on Pine street
and hundreds Of people followed the re-
mains to the grave. Judge Blakely read
the beautiful services Of the Catholic
church and paid tribute TO the memory
OF a noble woman. The cortege WAS pre-
ceded to the grave by members Of Knights
OF Pythias lodge to the number OF thirty.
At the grave the last tribute OF the church
was paid, the choir sang several beautiful
hymns and the body Of her, who in life
was one of the most amiable of God g
creatures, was consigned to the grave.
The cothn was covered with wreaths and
boquets Of beautiful flowers contributed
by friends OF the deceased.
Abe Lefever is receiving assurance OF
the hearty support of the people from all
over the county. And why should he not
receive the peoples support? Has be
not made an excellent recorder? Every.
body knows that it takes fully two years
for a new man to get into the run of the
recorders Office and man who has de-
voted himself faithfully to the interests OF
the people deserve recognition from them.
1t is the usual thing when you have
good public servant to keep him IN office
at le asst two terms and as Abe is the best
we have had in years he ought to be re.
tanned.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

The grand jury was empanelled Tues,
day morning and during the time the
time they we're in session did great deal
OF work 1t found no bills that would not
stand when brought up for trial before
the district court. Owing 10 the failure
OF the principal witness 10 one Of the
causes the grand jury had to ignore the
charge. The jlry was composed OF the
best men in the county and the people
are to be congratulated on the efficient
work done nv them.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

John linus, Of blackberry, is IN King.
man.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

Kingmau, Oct. %, 1898,
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29
REPUBLICAN PLATFORM

We, the Representatives OF the Repub
icans of the County of Mohsve, Territory
of Arizona. in convention assembled, de-
clare our principles as follows:
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

We congratulate the Nation on the re
turn OF peace, and send loyal greeting 10
all true Republicans who believe in The
rights of men and are willing to cooper
ate IN extending all just rights to hu.
manty.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

Linas McCubbin, a yonng man aged
about 27 years, died yesterday morning
at the lodging house Of John Penberthy,
on Son Front street. OF consumption.
The deceased came to Kipgman about
three months ago from Oregon in the
hope OF stopping the ravages Of the dread
disease, but 1t had too strong a hold on
his system and he gradually failed away.
His funeral took place yesterday evening
A brother was with him to the end. He
leaves father, mother, three sisters and
three brothers in Lane county. Oregon.
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29
Court Proceedings.

District Court convened in Kingman
on Monday October oath, 1898, Judge r..
E. Sloan, presiding.
Calendar called and causes set for
hearing. Ed Cain vs Arizona Northern
Mining Co. Thomas Baker aud Dan
Smith continued for term.
J. A. Carrow VS. w B. Stephens. Or.
dered by the court that the plaintiff have
use OF water fve days per week and de-
fendant the use Of same water one day
per week.
Ed. Cain VS.. Arizona Northern Mining
Company, Thomas Baker and o. F.
Kuencer Judgment for plaintiff.
Territory OF Arizona vs.. Harry Grey.
Defendant arraigned and pleaded not
guilty. Cause continued for term.
Frank Reddy VS.. South western Min
ing and Reduction Company. Jury trial.
Verdict for defendant.
Katharin Like vs.. w II Lake, con-
tinued for the term.
Territory OF Arizona vs.. MApata, a
Wallapal Indian. Defendant pleaded
guilty to assault 70 do great bodily harm
and was fined thirty dollars or thirty
days in Jail.
w. Whitaker vs. Lee Raught. Dis.
missed at plaintiffs costs.
Harvey Hubbs, treasurer, vs.. W. II.
Lake Srisfed and dismissed.
w ii. Taggart Mercantile Co. vs.. NJ.
J. Kicker. Satisfied and dismissed
L0'tie Martin vs.. &. G. Martin. Re.
ferred to court reporter to take testimony
Charles T. Hunt vs.. Mamie Hunt. Re
ferred
Robert Johnson and Martha Bayliss vs.
Thomas Johnson. On trial.
J. W Sullivan VS. Frank Eshom
Passed
George NJ. Bowers vs. Delfno Bowers
Judgment and decree for plaintiff
The jury in the Meara case found the
defendant guilty as charged in the in
d,ctment after being out all night Judge
Sloan Will pass sentence at o'clock this
afternoon He will probably receive a
severe sentence
Driver, Delaney and Childs, the young
burglars. were sentenced to fifteen months
each at Yuma this morning
In the case OF Bayless VS.. Johnston,
the court decided in favor OF plaintiff
Mohave County miner., 1898-10-29

In fact we try to keep
everything needed in this
= community. Our Stock
always fresh, because we
handle large quantities,
and buy often .....
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-18
100 Classic For Tb.

"A resident in a small suburban tou,,
quite long distance from BOSTON NV :,
Visit from German friend who kno,n ,
very little English but PLAYED tho Wv
I'm we'll One of this residents ne;ob
oors gave musical evening. and 81
co course no and his visitor were invita- u
Inc German took his violin, and whan
ms turn came he played one of his best
pieces 5,s fron one of the great masters
When he had finished, there WAS r..
AWKWARD silence and no applause T hn
people We're still looking expectant1v az
me German, who looked disannointea
ana mustered. The silence grew nainfn1
finaily the hostess, quite red in tho
lace, EDGED over to tho side of the Cow
mans friend. " 'no Yer
Cah 9 you get him tor" sbe wb;s
pered. eno WIS
What do you mean?" |
Why, now that he's got tunod nm
isn't he going to play something's; p
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-18

t.,, Iaf where did yon ret ,,o
W '',+4 one n. section hand Of another e,
from ' this ,,I said Pat; "oi svoipcd u !
,,,; rat the brass collars nr, A an;,
ra ,ia' 10 y and by You better L T11 !. L
"aiu tAo first speaker. '>' Ai00 It,
,,,, Lel take this hand chr on,
said Pat. ''' ana bury il, -
e,r 11o two got a hand car and to,, 49,.
10 an+ .','l 'noy were going downtbo t',' '''e
< ~ tlt some potatoes for dinnar ~ .rdck
rro Ems t is good place. '' =" rai 'milo-
I -,io Two got or tho car ana L sala rat.
'ott I near tho track '"'' '"fled the
it;,, 10y ssig VIII VIII we know whoro W, b., ,
.,,, Jnt notch in tho si1o re-
bat te , s!a' of'tho car above o'v ba WAS cat
rot4r ,p %"s bqricd ana tho two ""t ,,; the
vac tnoy decided to 10 and i7iI in ., evening
'Iq :, =, Away they we '1''' 'is up tbo bot
"1 " c atF, is the placer os.o,, p.4
said tho Other AZ '"' car to show,"
AND bes9rga | fo,r..
stato 'aa n,,. the car" suid at 11ouc it
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-18

III recent Pail Mall Gazette we find
sood story of landed proprietor in
Switzerland, who was very mpcb ;uto ~
es'ed III railway matter upon Which
the district where he was landed ha n', ~. -
vote he wanted it to vote AFFIRMATIVE W
~ ana so he let it be generally under.
STOOD that every voter would become tho
recipient of liberal hamper of wine
provided there was no negative vo %eu 49,
oe found in the ballot box. The nnmbo Nv
OF voters, including the great man HIM.
sell' totaled los, and on the dav whor
the voting was to be taken eyerv o mne 81
them went to the poll Not on1v H..
out every one of that crowd went ~ 49,
poll with the conviction that that b, VIZ
Pc per OF wine was as good as in his ce Ia
ihelr disgust, therefore, NAV be read;lr
imagined when the ballot box was fonny
10 contain lo7 affirmative papers and
'ne negative To the imagination also
husC DC left the language in which
h helr feelings found expression when
10y arrived at the certainty that the
anoeo proprietor had landed them hr
WING that vote himself
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-18

Hlr Edward Osborne, lord MAYOR n,
London in his time, bought an ancient
mouse IN Yorkshire, and sent bis chill.
dren thlthor. There were two bows. The
elder dutifully obeyed when summoned
W nls LESSONS one morning in a turret
put inc younger, lettering, "happed to
ilsht upon cat which he delighted to
play with and crept after her to catch
her under table in the room. which
was covered over with carpet hanging
Gown to the floor" Thus he disappear
ed, and next instant a terrible rusb NJ
WIND overthrow the turret, in which
MS brother and the tutor sat at work
them to death. Surprising that
Doth her sons were there, the mother
[ell into commissions, and we imagine
me scene. One of the maids, runninp
u a distracted manner from room 70
DOM, caught sight of the small bov
'eeplhg from under the table, with the
az IN his arms, snatched him m and
oie MIN III ecstasy to his mother ho
MY crying, 81 pray thee, l pray thee
o not whip meP' So it may be said
nat the Duke of Leeds now owes his
Alstehce to a cat.-Pall Mall Gazette.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-18

10 Is I9JottoI that NJ. zcla has ao,o-.,
10 come to tho Uuitod States and d%Ii D,',
"oo"f ID !cotures, relating rrn l' "tll' q
1~IlItleajn france and to tTa t,; 70 4,
u l-cylua ana hims ii Tho o WV - l,'i'
} My ".sFt-d to have been T,"In ~ 1 H.
-,l'. l-"iar4d G'raon Of Now yor,, VIZ" "a,
5 1' I' ialoTvd Immediately n 0ln ' ,i@
',,. O. the Eronch govcrnn,a '' ','o
'5T'A5 NJ |ola an appeal from th ''''u 49, 10
~ '(Ac , on laprisonmont lately pro a0 s.n'
his " gono ri Az An in'o,eseias detail Of
,.ij. 00o IS promised to n. Za1a f@I;
ld -'-t' Ona could wish perhaps tbat - WIS
'~i, n'd been omitted. M. Eola vo 'AH'
angou1io@ly excite great intcr " @I I'I
'' M" % ;,4 draw tn houses, lut Aqto
-: 40: Interests AMERICANS at ,,no Wv i'0
' 49,. c1"Ia2ter, lately assumed, of pIt Al
- l' blo'oat@nt against preludjce an 'i- ~
' ,h.t "4a interest Lascd on g 'n 'l
a, 'H"S 5ort is hardly suitable f 6r0a aa
p g,~'G ,1 lLlo cash. 1t is possiblp b uUn
c cor' that lis recent cxrrrje lul, now h
cen cen costly, and that he haa + ,',.' nave
'eeklY. -4''''ey' -- Harper's
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-18
Mystilcation.

iis weakness was prevarication. His
Wlle detested lying and constantly urged
MN to mend his ways. One mornino
sne sad: win, see if you can't be per.
1ecely truthful today. Don't tell a liz
Now promiso!' He promised and went
away to work. When he came home IN
dinner, she said: ''0 W
Dear' did you keep your prolnise"
~ did," lie replied soberly.
iheh ne caught her in his arms.
Darling, " be cried, II will not liz
to you. When I said 1 had kent NV
promise to you, did not tell tho trnth.
out, believe me. that was the onlv liz
told all day. ''0
for ~ seconds she was lost in ner.
plexlty. Then she gave it IN; the nrob.
lem was too deep for her. New Yorl
World. o" oiA
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-18
Lirst. Nc..nnh rlnn,

"A correspondent calls dtto,t;,,,
various methods Of abltevinti,,.' =, 'lo
ohd and third. - His |noeit;n,'e SEC
10 be correct, and the usd wI,iab :. seems
ommends should prevatlI stnnda np rec
thorities, he says, are "o( erwlo''',pii'u' "3'
IN favor of I'd and I'd ;lsto.dN '.''inSly
and Bird, 3" o"" u End
In tho case of first, Nbe vo,a
seems to be fir This IL sl,rrIia1iI 49, S'ViA
inquire |, and the ahLreyIarr, t ny Tue
ISL. In the case of "secoi1 - 'o' III Is
stem Is secon, which Is y lrrIied 49, "oI0
llenre =, giving us "a In ,.r w. .Ie
the word stem is thjr. h,ch uIiiu
ID Tor the other form. living Church H.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-18
RICHES IN TRIPLES,
tomo Big Fortunes That Have Come From
Little Inventions.

5 tome Zig Fortunes That Have Come From
Little Inventions.
1t has become almost an axiom with
the majority that larger fortunes are to
DC raised from some simple invention
than from difficult and expensive inven-
lions that involve a great outlay of
money to manufacture. This is TO n
certain extent true. A certain Ameri-
can patent for fastening kid gloves has
yielded fortune of several hundred
thousand dollars for it's fortunate ownor
ana the inventor of a collar clasp enjoys
$2o, GOO royalty year as the reward
Tor his endeavor. A new kind of sleeve
button has made $50, 600 in five years
1or Its patentee, and the simple twisting
OF safety pins in such a way that there
is no possible danger of the point stick.
ing in the child promises to enrich it's
owner beyond any of his early dreams
OF wealth. A man one day turned a
piece OF wire SO as to hold q cork more
securely in bottle and forthwith some-
BODY saw brilliant idea and patented
tho modern wire stopper holder, which
is no" used annually on several million
bottles The accidental bending of q
hairpin by a woman to prevent II from
sliding out of her hair so easily produc.
"a fortune for her husband, who i'm
nedlately saw the possibilities of a
rlnkled hairpin for women.
Instances could be multiplied indef- s
ltely of large fortunes being made from
mall inventions, but fortunately for ,
nose inventors who make life stndv ,
intricate problems Of mechanics and d
lsdaln to waste their talents upon b
'lvlal, popular articles of the dav j
'ere Is often also ample reward held s.
store Tor the products that take Years
produce and which revolutionize az. o.
ting methods of industry and me- tt
anics. -,
Edison has reaped honors and riches S,
Il prlncoly character from his discov. &C
les; Mccormick has realized in his j,
iper the fortunes of a millionaire: the az
rllss engine brought honors and dec. as
atoms to its inventor and enabled lo]
IL TO amass great fortune in q few tn
ars; Professor Bell found in his tele. fo,
ono not only the contamination of his
~ hopes and ambitions, but a sub go
ntlal pecuniary reward; harveyized
81 armor has become synonymous
IL the inventors name, and it brinos ma
annual INCOME of huge proportions
Us dlscoverer; Elias Howe, the in. {
tor OF the sewing machine, realized sto,
So, 600, 900 from his Inventions :
Nlkoia Tesla, though still young
rich in promises, finds an abun. The
&c, a. '7Honey n his wcSiA, ram
helbert Walsh in CASTER s Magazine Sc
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-18
BRITISH nv AME RIGA.



Million Acres Aar'.
: Tow lauch property do Britt b sub
. iccts own in America: Tho aggregate
3 iagal On al solute facts, is known to It
, 1T lest 20, 900, 900 acres, asserts lit
! Bits.
The largest Of all is probably the Tex
as possession Of the syndicate which
includes in its membership the Dukes
cf Beaufort aud Rutland Earl Cadogan
fad the Ra1ouosa Iuldett-Couts.
The total amount of land held ly this
association is \, 300, Geo acres. 1t il, as
Is the case with i ost Of the Texas land,
largely composed Of what is called
raraa counry-that is, land that is
better adapted for cattle raising than
anything else.
Cattlo and wheat are what the Erit-
ish investor seems to think money
thCull be made Oh in the United States.
That il why the syndicate represented
by th2 British capitalist incent Scully
OWES 8, 600, coo acres Of land in NobrQs-
Ia, Iowa and Illinois. This property is
Gituattd in the heart Of TIE wheat Crow-
ing section,
Two American girls, who now wear,
by virtue Of their marriage with Eng.
lish peers, two of the highest British
titIos--tho Duchess of Marlborough and |
Lady Randolph ChurcLill--are interest |
Cd witch Sir Edward Reed in a syndi
cate that owns 2,00C, 600 acres situated
IN Colorado, Wyoming and New Mex
leo. This is purelya cattle country, and
ca it range thousands Of head of live
stock.
IAcre is another syndicate which in
'luGca amorg its mcmlcrs the Earl of
9Alhousio, rs we'll as Viseouutess Cross,
lady Hamilton Gordon, tie MARQUIS
JhoImonGcley and several cthers.
There lisa holding in a still! different
arG Of the country, fer TIE LANDS If tie
yndicato comprise 1900, coo acres il
iissiaAiTai including cotton planta-
onf, 1tt,s and acres Of sugar cauo and
loU&A swine to stock Loco farms.
Lord IWcoddaIo is Il syndicate in
,MS@Il and owns 1900, eco acres.
Ike lIost individual land owners with
rye holdings, Ais property includcsa a
'st territory which, Like that Of the
Indicate pkca Of, includes immense =
acts OF grazing lands Nearly all Of
ii 1mMtnS9 possession is devoted 70
ok. IT, Louis Republic.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-18
ilatInulll and GnIrI

package of wire that weighs o5
POUNDS and resembles ordinary fine nj
. .sa steel wire was entered at the an.
praiser department of the custn,n
aouse some time ago and valued at AK :
ooo' Ih1s is almost as much as the sa,no
"elshe OF gold would be valued, and the
wire attracted good deal of attentjo,
~ was plaoiAam wire, and for that rra.
aon "or'n l.'' weight in gold. A mun
y, Mno viewed it said that the demand far
u had apparently increased greatly "a
much moro platinum, crude and man,,.
lac'ared' was coming through the ems.
Inc. Aiip-
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-18
FISHING AMONG HEELS.
The BADLY Embarrassed Youth Caught
Something at Each Dive.

The BADLY Embarrassed Youth Caugh'
} Something at Each Dive.
A modest Cleveland youth, an Adcl-
bert undergraduate, boardcda sou!h side
car few evenings ago, and when ne
seated himself cgrelessly Grappcd his
' small eripsack on the floor tchind his
feet Presently the car began to III up.
Most of the new passengers were girls,
and as they came in one hy ono the
Adelbert man crowded along littloaNd
so got away from bis Rripsack. There
were at least half q dozen girls at his
left, and it was in that direction that
his grip was located.
Pretty soon the car noarcd his step
ping place, and the Adclbart man be-
thought himself of his baggage. lie pat
his hand to the floor--it Wasn't there
that is, the grip wasn't there. re felt p
little way to the left; Lo couldn't
reach it,
Then he straightcncd up,
"Pardon me, )" he said, with a como
what inflamed countenanco "hut have
a grip somewhere under here " And ho /.
dove down again.
All he could feel was dainty beet
heels, two Of them badly ruu doHu. liz
reached little farther Another loot
heel. The girls began to wrirglo un-
easily.
Up came tho young man a-ain
Ills countonanco was still mere il (
famed. This cine be Gra2o to his flet {
'It's here cC,,,pxx, h.ro :; H., ,..y~,t,,t,,,
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-18

NANrED.-Somc definite information
as 10 the present Whereabouts of the a1-
legged Spanish'tlcct which has been lost
IN II wlld-goose chase for several weeks
Inns l1eet is wanted as u target by some
skilled American sailors. Any infor-
NATION will be gladly considered by
ADMIRAL SAMPSON.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-18

on looking at late MAD Ct 7rissor7;
oi1' VIII ma the name Go" asa Dort.
Office at The extreme wostofn cn l10', "
Newton county and about eioht '.'ii' VA
south west OF Grand Falls. 4 few G...a
ago Deputy United States EEarsbaj y Vs.. .
n l"u occasion to serve papers fro,, ,.a
s ohi"nolna federal court on several rny.
SONS residing in that direction and ho
wa" given thclr postolfiue address o9
Log AS it was not familiar ,,9,", e.; a.,
' ,nls vicinity he wandered abont ttn
mills until he oamo to the end Of -'o
mouse extending from the hrrst ~ ~
eoncludod that it was the place bo v e"
Tor, He asked for the ,,1 '.'.'
WAS ana woman replied that s5o
k was inc Official, and upon inquiry 49, '', ,o
'Iol name tie officer also loarne1 tl.HD
silo was one OF the parties to ho snh ,-'','
iaou' she was also asked vhv her n H.,
was v called Log and stated that 0' sro
'as know exactly, but that whom fL@
. 81 was 1Ist established it was ca1,@1
noshouse' - which the postofloo A.
considered too lengthy 90 w; "
ropped the house. ''-Kanea1s' ~ ~. ~
Ournal. Clty
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-18
Small Tommy's W;.b

small Tommy was very fond of CANDY
ana asked. "Mamma, can God maIe
anything he wants tor"
~ course he CAM" was the renlv
Wen, " exclaimed the little fellow
I'D just like to see him make a st;",,
vi cahdy with only one end to it,
Memphis Scimitar.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-18
Knew 1t All.

by tho way, Tom," said Mr.. Man.
ning TO his son, fresh from academic
groves Il have been thinking the mat.
ter over, and have come to the concln.
SION mat had better go to school some.
where and that you had better take the
business and run it. 1t cannot help i'm.
proving under the eye of one SO gifted
as yourself. '-Boston TRANSCRIPT
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-18
1.-THE RIDDLE OF THINGS THAT ARE "

We walk In world where no man reads
Tho riddle of things that are,
from Tiny fern in the valleys heart
To the light Of the largest star.
Yet we know that the pressure of life is
hard 0 ="
And the silence Of death is deep
as we iall and rise on tho tangled way
That leads to the gate of Sleep.
we Know that the problems Of sin and pain
And the passions that lead to crime
Are the mysteries locked from age to are
In the awful vault of Time
Yet we lift our weary feet and strive
Through the mire and mist TO crone
And find ledge on the mount of Faith
In the morning land of Hope.
-Harpers Weekly.
Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-18

MRS. Jaggs-If 1 got as intoxicated
myself. N0ie ana shoot
,os yasss--N'no you (hic) wouldn't W,
near, lfyou wash (hio) hafsb as ~, y III
.h;do "a as l am You couldn't (hiu bit
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