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do her still more good when she is able to
forget it.
Even Boston, 1t appears, is beginning to
understand that learning, as well as ignor-
ance, may have its dangers, and has re
Gently 'been shaken by solemn protest
from the city physician against the ruinous
manner in which children are overworked.
Not the orphans in factories, nor the poor
in tenements but in the handsome school
houses where the well-to-do send their
sons and daughters.
While education develops. it does not
create, and there is food for thought in
Mrs Wallace reflection that IF great
ness is to be achieved it will not be by
piliug books at the top of ones head till
the brains cannot move. Many, if not
most, of the greatest men of the republic
had few educational advantages compared
with those offered by present systems of
education, and were to large extent self
taught. 1t is worth while to consider
whether we were not richer in great men
before the forcing system Of education
came into vogue lhan we are at present.
Much study of many things may result
not only in weariness Of the flesh, but in
leo>ening intellectual individuality and in
impairin- originality and force.
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DEATH OF A CENTENARIAN.
She Claimed to be the Sole Survi-
vor of the Alamo Massacre From
San Antonio.

4 dispatch from San Antonio, Texas,
says Nine Candelaria Nillanuva, a
centenarian, who claimed TO be the only
San Antonian who was in the Alamo at
that time, who survived its fall, died here
on Friday afternoon, February 10, 1899.
She claimed to be l30 years of age, and
was conceded to be at least Is years old.
She was one Of the most interesting
women of Texas. She had a remarkable
memory, and detailed with vivid emphasis
the scenes attendant upon the conflict at
this sacred edifice between the Mexicans
and Texans She was born in the year
1885, at Preside de Rio Grande, but was
taken to Laredo when three years old, and
remained there until she was twenty three
years old, when she came to San Antonio.
Her maiden name was Flores Anrea
Gastanon. She was twice married, first
to Dicidrio Flores and eight years later to
Candelaria Villanuva She states that
when the MeXicans assaulted James Bowie
that she kept them from harming him,
telling them that he would succumb from
pneumonia anu llldt bONlc uii Oit VI liid6
disease, although history accredits him
with having been murdered by the Mexi-
cans. She exhibited wound on the chin
which she says was given her by bayo-
net thrust by Mexican soldier She at
tributes the fact that she was spared at
the time of the massacre of those in the
Alamo to having been the daughter of
Spaniard and Mexican woman. She
exhibited subsequent heroism here several
times during the epidemics of smallpox,
when she nursed those afflicted with that
malady She also had reputation for
cooking Mexican dishes until she became
totally blind about ten years ago. For
the past double decade tourists visited her
in large numbers and listened to her story
of the Alamo and its tragic fall A life
sized portrait Of her, painted by William
G. Samuels, local artist, hangs in the
hall of the courthouse here beside the por-
traits of Sam Houston and Santa Anna,
painted by the same artist. Both she and
her relatives refused repeated offers by va
rious museums to exhibit herself She
leaves a son and a number of grandchil-
dren.
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MORTGAGES SALE
-N1 OF TWO
Desirable Dwellings and Lots,
nu panusvlyania Ayenur Westminster Nd.

By virtue of the power and authority con
tanned in mortgage from Temperance i.
Macintosh and Johl A. Macintosh. her huS-
band, To me. bearing date on the seventh day
of April. 4. D. 1896, and recorded among the
Real Estate Mortgage Records OF Carroll
county. in Liber B. f. c.. No. 3s, folio 300,
&c. | will sell at Public Sale. to the highest
bidder. on the premises, ON
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 18th. \. d. 1899,
At , O'Clock D. m. all that lot or parcel OF
land described in said mortgage, situate ON
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue. in the city Of We>tmn-
sier. Md, part OF tract OF land called
Fanny Meadow AMI being also Lot No.
9. that was conveyed hy Bean :. Plgman to
Henry Geaty bv deed dated MY 2", 1852.
containing ONE-QUARrER OF AN ACRE
OF LAND. more OF less
This lot fronts sixty feet on said PcHn>yl
wanna Avenue. with "A depth Of lgS feet To-
Turn Alley. and i- improved 10y two Dwell
ing Hou>cs--1uc of them a mudrru Frame
Weatherhaarded Dwelling House. recently
erected. We'll built finely finished Interior, aud
having ail The modern couyenjrnc,S. The
other j. "a comfortable .! story trck dwelling.
There is alSu IA good st.,hie uu this property,
IN th, rear ct the brick dwelling house.
This property viii be- offered a- une entire
parcel. aud also IN tNu parcels. ut 30 iret
front each. with a depth ~ laS feet 90 the alley
aforesaid. and sold as may be deemed best.
ANY person wishing 20 inspect the proper
ties will apply 20 the undersigned. solicitor,
who viii be pleased to show them.
Terms of Sale -Oue-thjrl cash ON DAY oi
sale or uu the ratification ihcreo; O., the court;
ouc.thirI in six and the other one.thrl iu
twelve months from the day OF sale: the de
ierrcd payments to b. secured by the notes OF
the purchaser or purchasers. with approved
security bearing interest froW the day nt sale.
or all cash. "a, the option Of she purchaser al
purchasers. / cash payment ot Five HaH
dred Dollars uiil be- required ON tho daf y
sale from the purchaser or purchaser
LEWIS u. WANlk. Mortgage.
Iuo MiItuu Reit,ul8er. Salcsteg
febIs ,- Wm. T. WILSON. Auet
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TRUSTEES' SALE
nF
DESIRABLE FARM,

Br yirtur uf drcr.r of the Circ1tt tu#rf
&c Carroll caunty. sitting as q gauri vt cqaly
sass-i 10 ,au.. 81. .Hy1. aa lhc docket ui
sid court. the undersigned. as tr-s,rss. aill
-eii 20 puhi.c sale. ai -hr Court House 3aar.
sp wesiminstsz, Ma. ou
TUESDAY. I4h ct MARCH A. H.. i>p4.
:, > CLOCK, j. m, an 'ha, Farms. containing
81 ACRES. i ROOD> and - PERCHES
Of Land. more or ls-s- The improvements
thereon are . iarge t~o.s,ary Stone psg..'
House, large Bans Barn.
A ~ Wagon Nhe-i. alth 'iaaaTitS
A.ss attached Hog House. naary.
ksleetzzs& and ashrr aAsbeliijnzs Iheu
i : t9-- rr,lT,arss.s, oi NrsHsU Land Wsssr
convenient ,o she h4lll5nEs- Tho aa.il.azs
afs,i fences are gu good r-gssir. sad she iaa3 g
ss = good state sf cultivation.
This farm IS anaal one hsH mrIr iram West
minister. l. nn thr Sulngaa eaaniy r,,,A asi
iasas ,tg laud ai Jaigg tts.'gg b.sh s
Bro. and oih.r-, and i, kacva As thy Cos.
Farm li,. a..ii }ucu;-3 ts sa market. .eha.la,
lhurch~.. a.,
Terms of Sale -nsc third cash an shr iay
III sale. ur aFaa ths rafidcaslea thereof. nne.
shsri \, Ak maaths aua fhs u;hrr ane ialstl
be- on, YEA, fseu ihr las af sair, ias eFe.is'
ra1susuis f.. b. secarrl ay fbr NOTES as 5ae
Iarchas,s 10 Farchzsrrs. sfa sgVs"v".t r.
easijs. bearing iaIcrt-s, fr1g she DAY a' sa''.
~ al -ssh 81. Ibr uYt'nn uf las pgrrsa>rr.
JAMES s. e.. BOND,
yuAS. T. BElF>NiuEE,
Trustees
Eoad and Parke. grif.si3er & e-.hu,Irr.
Ju1- T. bltf-H ag1a. aari- >HHyitar-
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The United States is the richest nation
on the globe. Mulhall furnishes these
figures United States, sSl $50, 600, 600;
Great Britain, $50, O30, 600, 900; France,
S47, $50, 000. 900; Germany, $40, 200,
600. 600; Russia S32, 125, 600, 600; Aus
tria, So, 500 600, 900; Italy, SIS. 500, :
600. 600; Spain, S1l, 300, 900, 900
These computations are based upon values
as shown by real estate records, buildings,
merchandise and railays, as well as
the circulating medium in each nation. As
will be seen, our wealth is more than seven
times greater than that of Spain double
that of Germany, two and one-half times
greater than that of Russia, nearly double
that of France, equal to the combined
wealth of Russia, ltlay, Austria and Spain
and S22, 72O, 600, 600 larger than that of
Great Baitain
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HOUSES for RENT or SALE. fSssszAs
4 Il House on Court street, s rooms .pELzsl. .pELzsl.
with all modern couveniences such as bath
room, closet, furnace. electric lights and city
wafer large front yard aud garden. Rent
S25 per month and water rent.
House on Main street, two doors east OF
City Hotel. has six rooms and hallway.
Rent So per month.
feblS-tf CHARLES T.. FNlh.
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LUMBER,

SASH DOORS ali kinds Of Mill Work Diamond Wall CEMENT
for platerng AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS Vulcan Chilled PLoWS
the These Plw sold their and
field sale The only pw made that
in Sole Carroll for the ee
old reliable SCHUTTLER WAGONS, the best farm Wagon in the
world Deing Co BINDERS MOWERS RAKES BINDER
DEERING IDEAL BINDER the EhSt running and
constructed market today The only machine equipped with ball
ball and roller bearings axle shaft aud crank
shaft Ding oinei platform Deeng Dng Binder attachment
and balance double uter all which make the perfect
the world and before buying Superior
DRILLS Champion WAGONS Onehore WAGONS
land ARROWS Eoer CORN PLANTERS HAY FORKS
complete. Hay TEDDES Field ROLLERS Riding and Walking Cu
Ty ATORs Single Triple
ENGINES THRASHERS WIND STACKERS SAW MILLS Satisfaction
oparanteel Telephone Call No.
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4 t PRIVATE SALE.


50. 900. 90 will buy the handsome residence
of f. II. Oreudorf. - feet front en Main
street, Westminster Maryland, clear OF all
liens and dover right. This property cost
Mr.. Orendorff nearly $1,000 few years ago
and has not deteriorated in value. 1t is
equipped with bath room. closet and other
modern cOuvenienceS.
CHARLES E. FINK,
feb4-tf Trustee.
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~ ENERAL NURSE.

offer my service to the public as nurse,
having had considerable experience, being
specially prepared as Il monthly nurse. Leave
orders at Mrs. George Sherman's Millinery
Store, Westminster. Nd.
feb Is 4t# ALICE GROUSE.
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The manufacture and sale of dolls in Eu-
rope exceeds, at low estimate, 26, 000,-
600 per annum, One firm in Paris alone
turns out 20O0 dolls day, and many other
houses make even larger numbers.
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Gv virtue - far rasHF aui zniE1r.ty Cua.
fsif.r,i .n a mortgage 'ruat Saw~es Esum sal
E.ltelh k8um- bic alie. O. MARY \ Hauts.
lsaaHS dst- pH 'hc ai'h day e March, ls~I,
4sa lslt rssafsi~d sH"H& iae hrat f-s'aie
Mortgage Records % ssrrui4 teari7 sa i@l'rf
w. y ". NJ, p intu 3. Be, and ny iha ssla
NAV :. NrHiz daily as-sost 60 oayvF y.
Wsnis oa ,hs eS.b Aag af Jansar,, l>s3. fu1
collection. tbs snjsrsigH,-l. A,.iEgrr us Nuti.
gage afs. offer as PahIse Sale. aa the prem
rss4. Us
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NOR RENT.

4 large and commodious Brick House,
eleven rooms, suitable for private residence
or boarding house All conveuiences; side
yards, gas, water aud shade; stabliug for two
horses. with shed. Situated in most desir-
able part of Westminster, on Main street.
Can be rented for one or several years.
Apply at this office or write
Nm. b. THOMAS,
feblS-4t* Westminster, Nd.
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HERING BROS,
L L MANUFAGTuRERS OF AND DEALERS iN
FLOUR, MILL FEED, GRAIN,
Ect., Etc.

We take pleasure in informing the people
at large that by strict attention TO business,
and satisfactory way of dealing We have been
gradually increasing both in merchant aud
exchange trade. We are better prepared TO
do merchant aud exchange work than ever
before, and we wish TO call attention particn-
larly to the fact that we have just remodeled
our chopping mill and now are ready to do
chopping promptly.
We pay highest casn price for grain and
have constantly on hand Flour, Hominy,
Corn Meal, Buckwheat Meal and Feed Of all
kinds
Thanking our customers for past iavorS and
soliciting their trade in the future.
Respectfully, Herring BROS,
Manufacturers of the Celebrated Bonnie
Doom Flour. Western Md. Telephone, Call e,
Springfield Roller Mills. Lock Box Is,
Sykesville, Nd, decl7 l*y
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DUBLIC SALE
nF
40 Head of Fine Jersey Cattle

h.. taFm situated 10 " NNtst Afas tm Hfnfs
district. ag mfies =as.h ~ S-Eer Eua. 'suss.t
csu8'y. Nd. ea
MONDAY. tb- s,b day Of MARCH, les',
Al loo s.osA. a. u,.. fhs fsllausne ya'aat,s
,.s,E. viz. - FINE luINT as~Tm
MiLru COWS. paaUpslg ice V&
N.v-. "a ,tu p4rhsus. n ID fh,m ILL
alII b.. fresh lsr dsy u' a'e, ihr balance afr
tall lou. la jsr.et Neiiyrs. jersey lait~.
s.ssar vt the aisaye stock IS tb"ruushHrri sad
Registered 4ad d, ss excellent gpaa'uuu. u
xM Fine Shuat.. ! Ne Jos p'nw, shovel
Asfs%yf cul,iya,og, 90 W-hh aa.trr,, lag
sa-.z<sa han., and aAns other ARTICLES ug'
mentioned
Purchasers 81 yfoCA ars prtliessa ta leave
.sue iu uy cArr until Apri lsi, % ibslr usu
g5.k, and auy 5us purchasing oysr ,Ua hs.t,
sit agree g1 deliver th-u within rrtssa
able distance. 90 81 iar a, Hanover.
A fire hack a1.i canyr1 Passengers fu aud
trom Gal,'s Station, oa thr lp o. ul- and
4DD p. u- trains. Fare. ruuHI TAP. 5tr
from Hanover ts ta.i
The herd a5--,uni. ,u b'aa4 ai Ida Baiier
81 - lambert SiakegaEa. t,h, aud Ida "a
-. Lambert, Batter ,r-i. - .h. =! oz IA
-Hs-n day--
Terms A credit uf n muuih, sli ht
given. without interest, aHi . ger evut. ua ias
cash. GEp. II WOLF,
irhiS,s =. \. 9. Smith. Auel
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POSTPONED.
TRUSTEES' SALE
4 OF DESIRABLE
Real Estate, Store Property,
Dwelling House, Lots of
Land, SC,
At Brummel P. O.. Carroll County, Nd.

! By virtue OF decree Of the Circuit Court
4 for Carroll county. sitting as Court OF tqm-
/ tv passed in cause No. &6S5 ON the docket oi
said court. the undersigned, trustees. will sell
( at Public Sale. ON the premises, on
| THURSDAY. the 10th Of MARCH. \. p.
1899, a, o'clock y. NJ, all the following
/ property
Is,. All rha, parcel Of land containing
! ? ACRES. / ROOD AND - PERCHE>.
more or less. The Improvements thereon are
a large tuu-,iory Log Weather
! boarded Dwelling asd Store : az
/ House combined, large Bank .s.sn st
Barn. Carriage House, Hog a. lsfsss-Ssso
House. Hen House and other uuihuildpg>;
/ never tailiue well %. wafer. with pump con-
yeuicnl % the buildings orchard nt apple and
7 other choice fruit trees. iH thriving condition.
Thu, property is we'll located for residence
ur 80 public business. \ store has been for
/ larsr number of wears conducted thereon.
( The store room Is large and conveniently ar-
ranged for conducting business. u Is known
a, "RtImmefS Store
2nd 4 lot OF land containing ACRE aud
z = RODnS. more or less and called the .'k.-sig
+ Lot: adjoius the property now occupied hy
William Magee.
3rl. 4 parcel uf land containing ACRE
{ aud ROOnS, more og less. and known as
I the Reese Lot. This iut also adjoius the
{ property occupied hy Mr. Magee.
9Th A parcel OF hand containing
+ . ACRES. / ROOD AND - PERCHES.
/ alors or less. Thi, Do, adinius the property
Z uuw occupied by Jacob Matthias.
Al thr above described lots ai land are rn
closed hy zaai fences. The .aud Is iB au
excellent state uf cultivation All traut li
( r,,iIy uu tls rHguJr road THIS urul~55r i-
so ai Brumnlrl r. o.. called sometimes Mex
ira about m'r~ ifom Westminster. about
E miles irufp Cranberry Station. Western Md.
Railroad. j. convenient % schools. churches.
markets *
TE, atianIjun o: prrs.us wishing in Plr-
chase "a store property and residence, Nhrre
"a successful tusiur>- h-s bs-vH conducted. also
baaIdiug lots. is specially invited fo ihss sale.
Terms ii sale uae.thirI cash on the iat
yf sale or gu ihr ut.HcaiiHu IHFrra'; one thlfi
iH ,lx mrgths aui thr other aH- ialri iu oHs
. ysar FROM b. jar nt sale. gl.r credit qa4nsat>
o. l.. secured hy 'he notes a' tbs purchaser nr
ysreha-rss. wi;h security 'a b. approved ai ar
ihf undersigned. sni bearing interest from. The
iag ~ sale
GEORGE GENNEi-
JACOB L. SIAfEE. Trustees.
R-if,4ii.-r & E.lts1,3sr. SOLICITOR.
g. VI Rubs, Aueisauerr
ALSO ar tie same day. % 1'e'D,k $. m.,
sbe undersigned. aIuinssir4iars ui dee rslat.
of Iv-i.aua a. brl,uulgi. stscgzs-r}, asii sell a
large sarfe IS Prvsaasi Property. gau,azt'-G <
uf b.s Gras-l-. Sgsrsysrs. QHeens~ar.. Hard.
uar.. Notions. &c. s Nich Cos. p >h0afs,
Spuus WaEuu. Pians. Sled. Platform Scales.
'af ot HAS Fodder. g.. far particulars and
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Written for the Democratic Advocate.
EY o. C. SHIVIEY.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1899-04-08
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Allen Bragg has the Shamlessness
to publicly admit that nobody On earth
can beac silver sense into him and he
still shouts that the price of silver
does 10, effect the prize of wheat.
As long as Wall street can keep the
farmers of America in the same state
Of ign rance that envelopes Bragg
their purchasing agents have a soft
thing - the Middle states. The
wheat .ng like nothing better than d
wheat user who founders along in
the san. dense mental fog that en-
velop-- Bragg. This crop of suckers
who b Id their backs all snnme
and sN-tt a gallon OF petsp lration a
day 10 :eep the grain manibulato1y
supplied with wheat at their Owl
price, a:e just the sort of d fool.
who keep this country at the bottom
OF the & ade.
Most If these men are like the Ga
z-ttc cd tor, perfectly contented witt
their IL entail condition and happ,
with wheat at 90 cents as long as the
country 5 safe with the G. O, ?. o
top,
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/ be Like Tahoe Road.

,. /. Bliss aud ". D. Tobey Of Ne
vada. y. :. Bliss Of This city and NJ.
l.. ~ /. L. Rcqua Of Oakland. who
recently Incorporated the Truckee and
Lake Tahoe Railroad Company are
preparing to begin the construction Of
the" r0ad by the middle of this month.
The road will be fifteen miles long and
will run from Truckee, on the Central
Pacific. south to Tahoe City on the
lake Of the same name. The necessary
rolling stock is being contracted fOr in
the East ana the promoters Of the
enterprise expect to have it finished
when the mountain tourist business be
gins the first Of next June. In addition
to the railway the company intends 10
haze d telegraph service along the
rOad and to all important p".nt.
around Lake Tahoe. It l. also d.
posed to build and equip steanho3go
for the transportation or freight and
passengers on the lake. by this
means the company expects 10 make
TaLoe City ar Important distributing
center for towns. r.tlemcnt- aud mills
around the ake.-ENumiuer.
That ~Lucky Strike tobacco Il,
Frirod's is taking the town,
New stocks, fronts, iaboes. ETC., at
Miss Taylor'S.
Vb. p,ni,,,. I.irl... E,,r+ain pan
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Gen. Eagan, finding that he has been
deserted ~ the infamous beef trust
Will nov turn states evidence and mis-
testim pny Will pull down the whole
rotten structure, Armour, AIger,
Hanna md Mckinley.
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White shirt waists at Miss TayIor's
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15

that way. then he means to be free with
a vengeance. and he owns his wealth in
stead Of letting it own him.
He Is q big-heartcd, free-handed affair
for the most part He IS likely TO be a
positive quantity in both faults and vir-
tues.
OF the San Francisco bachelors who
cloave to a home life Mayor Phelan IS a
type The old family place at Seven
teenth and Valencia streets has never
passed from Phelan hands, and the Mayor
clings to every blessed old iron deer on
the lawn, partly for its own sake and
partly perhaps for the sake of her who
makes his home-his mother. She is far
advanced In years now, and she IS not
seen these days as she was awhile ago
tending the flowers of the old-fashioned
garden She rests more inside the spa
clous house, where high ceilings and
quaint decorations don't care fig for
modern art. She and her son have al
ways been close comrades. and the place
beside the Mayor in his carriage-the place
which certain San Francisco bellies would
give their eyes TO occupy-has been seen
on many a Sunday afternoon held by Mrs
Phelan
When Mayor Phelan grows weary of the
care of wealth and the chickering's Of
great city, he takes refuge at Phelan
Park, his beautiful country place in the
Santa Cruz region. Here he can entertain
the favored few when the favored many
become d burden.
He is a college man and the old col
The San Francisco call., 1899-10-15

legiate spirit in any one Is never quite
downed. 1t prompted him to offer the
prize football statue that gives a touch of
youth to the stern exterior of the Hop
kins Art Institute.
He delights In music and that, you
know, is one of Shakcspeare's tests. He
likes art Of all kinds-especialIy pretty
actresses.
DR.. Harry Tevis Is another bachelor
who makes a home with his mother. He
has kept the Taylor-street residence as
headquarters since the death of LLOYD
Tevis, his father. Just now, however, he
has left the madding crowd and retired
with all his GibsonesQue beauty to a
lonely ranch, and he won't play with San
Francisco society any more so there
now. Rumor busies itself over his re-
tirement, and If there Is love affair
mixed up with 1t San Francisco will try
to find out.
Wealth has not prevented his labor in
the line of a chosen profession He Is a
physician who does not bother to practice
overmuch, but 1t sounds well-originaL
you know, to sport DIR" before ones
name.
His great pleasure lies In art, and this
means more to him than society. He
spends much time and money in choosing
beautiful things for his home-pictures
which he appreciates with the true in
stinct of the art lover, are everywhere
about him. House decoration is a fad.
and when friends are entertaining Harry
Tevis is said to plead knowingly to be al