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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-08

temporary is borrowing trouble,
however, and is certainly unjust
to Representative Handy. The
statement that the taxpayers
were not consulted is untrue.
Every man that owns a house
and lot was not advised of the
move, it is true. but the move
ment originated with several of
the taxpayers who last year, out
OF a total tax Of $500, paid
So, 100. Certainly that is a fair
proportion.
The matter was taken up, first,
two months ago and was gener
ally known. A bill was intro.
duced last February and public
notice given OF its introduction
through the Legislative Journal,
comment being made upon the
measure the same week in the
columns of this paper The
services Of Attorney Flanni.
gan were secured and he adj.
yieaN nniy be temk1 a,>ool tav could
wise, on ,r,,ulating meu,T2gl taS coVld
nots6, ing. Will, se ecconor ~ - ot ~
ioh other casn rive deal -, soSWR
ana in growint.. - ,ney " a,'Tn .en ~,
suppos, OF . psgef for pusa me ne, ,ISrtain
taxpayeefpTiySr;o Of meme 'fhe-way, are
the heaAnd the .1,Ssihglc taxpayers
in tie township, if not in the
county, started out TO sever
themselves from the township
Of Crystal Falls. Had this
scheme gone through, and it is
our experience that when large
corporations go after thing
they usually get il, and a new
township heen formed upon this
side Of the county, the east side
would have had nearly as many
supervisors as they will have
under the present order Of
things and Crystal Falls would
have had some of It's choicest
territory taken away from it
and would be compelled to in
crease its rate OF taxation
greatly upon the remaining
portion. Mr.. Handy was inter.
ested in Crystal Falls and in
order to help the township out
began to look up the city ques.
ton when he found that
certain cities in the lower pen.
insula have their school taxes
spread upon the township. He
had just time enough TO get The
bill passed before election and
SO hustled it along.
There is no opposition TO the
measure here, the statement Of
the Reporter TO the con.
trary Notwithstanding. Many
of the people who were not
advised of the move did not
understand the scope Cf the
measure and. TO some extent. do
not yet understand it, Critic.
ism is being reserved. as a gen
eral thing. until the measure is
tried and then, If it is found TO
be n failure, there will undoubt
eddy be complaint raised. If it
is u success, as we hope that il
will be. there will be nothing
but praise for Mr.. Handy and
his work. Our friends upon the
the west side have the privilege
OF watching the working OF the
new government here and. If it,
is n success. two years hence they
can follow our example, if they
choose so TO do.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-08

To the highway commissioner Of me
Township of Crystal Fails md The high
way commissioner Of The township ~
Henlafife in the county Of Iron ana
state of Michigan, and 10 MI whom II
may concern.
You will please take notice that 10y a
unanimous yea and nay vote the follow
ing resolution was adopted at u meeting
of the Board 81 Road C"mmi--
sioucrs II the County ofIron held on the
lith day ~ March A. ID. 1899.
RESOLVED that there he adopted ~
this board and that the same be AMI be-
come county road the highway lying
and bcing in the townships ni 'rvSinl
Fails and IIcmntitc md heretofore laid
out md used 49, a township highway by
said townships for The eight years last
past which said highway - more pnrli-
cnlnrly described as follows: Commune
ING ~ the North end 81 Brier Hill street
~ The Maple Grove Land and lmprove-
ment company's ltd, } first addition
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1899-04-08

our keg and bottle bcci popular wherever tried Our
"Nuernberger fifteen months old and nrescrbed Nv
PHYSICIANS as Health Tonic Our new .Silyor Branar
is fast gaining popularity family drink Try a ease
JACOB BAUER, Agent
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-24
FORT BENTON NOTES.

C. W. Price has gone to Ontario, Or,
for the purpose of buying bunch of
cattle for Montana ranges.
F. d. Kingsbury of Teton county ar
rived from Great Falls yesterday ard
will remain in town for a few days to
prove up on his homestead claim near
the Coal Banks.
L. H. Van Alstine is in town with his
family and will leave shortly for Mar
tinsdale, in Meagher county, where he
will visit with his son-in-law, J. w.
Dohrs. He also intends to locate per-
manently in that vicinity.
1t is reported that the Great North
ern railway in the Verona cutoff will
construct a steel bridge about 1000 feet
long near the Y. F. Blankenbaker
ranch
Steps have been taken to organize a
gun club in this town and to procure
magazine trap and other parapher-
MALTA.
At Gold Butte the preparations for
the Fourth of July celebration are in
the hands of a committee composed of
Ira Brown, Frank Sutton and A. G.
Bragg. There will be very excellent
entertainment in the way of horse
races, dancing. fireworks and the like.
Dora and Cecile Vieau are said to
have been drowned near the Gallard
ranch on the Marias. The story is that
the children were running some stock
across the stream at that point when
the accident occurred. The rumor has
not yet been confirmed, and the friends
of the family are hoping that it will
prove a canard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Lytle and Miss
Rula Hathorn of Lucille are visiting
friends in the city.
D. w. Templeton of Fairfield, Iowa,
arrived in town yesterday and is Wis
iting his son, ]. E. Templeton.
Howard and Warren Price and WILL
lam Green returned this week from
attending school at Fairbault, MINI.
Colonel j. H. Rice is at Malta looking
after the shearing of a band of sheep
which arrived there to-day from the
Judith Basin, crossing the Missouri
river at Judith.
The Andrew Davidson wool clip sold
at Malta a few days ago at Is cents
this being the first wool transaction of
the season at that point. There are
two shearing plants at Malta, and about
100000 head will be sheared there this
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In stripes, checks and plaids,
widths from 2 to ) inches,
value 10 to zoe a yard; Sat
urday 8 to u a. m..........
oc
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WILL LOOK THE SITE OVER
School Trustees Will Examine
VAUDEVILLE School House Plat.
THE BUILDING MAY SETTLE
1t Believed by Some That the Workings
of the Blue Wing Mine Will Be
Extended Directly Under the
Proposed Structure.

The building committee of the board
of education will go to Walkerviile to-
day to investigate the new school house
site. Bids for excavating the basement
for the building were passed at the
meeting Of the board Tuesday night in
order that the site might be more thor
oughly looked into. 1t is stated that
the west workings of the Blue Wing
mine extend in the direction of the site
and that it is reasonable to suppose
that after while, they will extend
under the site, in which event, 1t is ar
gued, there would be a possibility of
the building settling to dangerous ex-
tent This, however. is. not considered
at all to be probable by others, who hold
that the building would be as safe on
the proposed site as anywhere in a
community whose sole industry is min
ing.
The lot is 100 feet front by 100 deep
The building is to be 80 feet by IS or
100, two stories and basement, to cost
not less than $4,000.
The citizens of Walkerville are anxi-
GUS to see operations begin at once so
that they may be assured of new
building for their children next win
ter. The trustees are just as anxious
to arrange details SO that construction
may begin without delay. 1t is thought
that with the start about July l the
house can be completed by Oct. !, prob
ably sooner
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TWO PRETTY WEDDINGS.
William j. Winters and Miss Blanche
Snow-E p. Stafford and Lila Davidson.

william j. Winters and Miss Blanche
Snow-E. p. Stafford and Lila Davidson.
Great Falls, June 23-Two marriages
ested are reported from the outside.
The first is that of William ]. Winters
to Miss Blanche Snow at Spokane on
Monday, the ceremony being perform
ed by the Rev. P. A. McCol at the
Methodist parsonage. Mr. Winters is
an old timer in this city and is the
owner of considerable valuable real es-
tate here. Recently he went to Spo-
kane to engage in the real estate
business there, but it was understood
that he intended to return to Great
Falls eventually He was engaged in
contracting in this city and as such had
taken part in the building of almost
every important structure in the city.
His bride came to this city about
year ago and remained here until very
recently. She made many friends dur
ing her stay, and there are many IN
the city who extend their cordial con-
gratulations to Mr.. and Mrs. Winters
on their marriage.
4 The second marriage is that of the
son of Judge Stafford. who visited here
several years ago. The judge is to-
day in receipt of a clipping from the
Laporte, Ind, Herald, giving an ac-
count of the wedding as follows:
One of the prettiest church weddings
of the season was solemnized at 10
O'Clock to-day at the Kingsbury Bap-
tist church, when Edward Peck Stafford
of this city and Miss Lila Marie Da-
wilson of Union Center were united
in marriage by Rev. Z. D. Daniels Of
this city. The bride was attended by
her sister, Miss Davidson, while Mr..
Walker, an old friend of the groom,
acted as best man. Immediately fol-
lowing the ceremony an informal re-
ception was held in the church par
lors, after which the happy couple left
on a Grand Trunk train on their we'd
ding tour. Mr.. Stafford is chief clerk
in Track Master Theed's office in this
city and a prominent member of the
Union club. His bride is a daughter
of Mrs. c. e. Davidson and one of La
porte county's fair women. Both have
hosts of friends, who join in wishing
them a happy and prosperous welded
life. Mr. and Mrs. Stafford will reside
in this city, a home having been al
ready prepared for them.
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GRAFT.
"Only the other day I saw a combi-
nation that surely means the death
knell of the soubrette nurse" said a
bachelor who knows nothing about
children. THE mother was blonde,
graceful and hautaine, gowned ire
proachably in black and proclaiming
elegant refinement from every flower of
her imported chapeau and every fold
of her applique tie With her was a
dainty little rosebud of a baby, all
curls and lace and cambria, not trun-
died in a carriage or carried in the
arms of a nurse, but toted by a shiny
little masculine coon who was dressed
in spick and span livery, and as much
impressed by the Importance of his
function as feather-weight jockey on
a derby winner"
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Filed for Record,

Great Falls, June 23.-The following
instruments have been filed for record
with the county clerk:
Deed-H. F. Mortag, trustee, and
wife to Sarah F. Rumney, lands in
Cascade and Lewis and Clarke coun-
ties; consideration, 81.
Deed-Bessie Bloom to Cora Curtis,
lot s, block Ats Great Falls; consider
alton, 81.
Deed-John X. Cashier and wife to
Andrew Makey, west half of lot 4,
block 16, Belt; consideration, $50.
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Coyle by name, had lost his life while
crossing the Judith river at Tom Wad-
dells place. below Philbrook. While in
the act of crossing his horse reared back
and fell on him, and, it is presumed, in
iured him. The accident was witnessed
by Mrs Waddell, who saw him come up
only to sink again. The coroner, DR.. Da-
yid. sent assistance with giant powder to
try and raise the body of the unfortunate
young man. He was employed last win
ter driving the stage from Ubet to Mar
tinSdale.
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Soldiers Monument Fund.

Great Falls, June 23.--The soldiers mon
ument fund has reached a total of 1868 Is,
and subscriptions are still being received.
At this rate it is thought highly probable
that the managers of the. old soldiers
monument will be able to begin work at
an early date,
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sheen Shearers Strike.

Great Falls, June 23.-The shearing crew
working at the Embleton ranch, on the
Teton, quit yesterday. They had sheared
about 1900 head, when they decided that
cents. the figure at which they had
agreed to work, was not enough, and
struck for s cents. Mr.. Embleton declined
to accede to their demand and will en-
gage another crew.
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MIR. puun.s Interest Brings $4,000.

Great Falls, June 23.-Matthew Dunn of
this city has sold his interest in the Yogo
sapphire mines. He held a quarter inter-
est, and the price paid is reported to be
$50 900. II was bought by his partners in
the enterprise, George A. Wells of this
city, S. S. Hobson of Lewistown and
syndicate of Englishmen. Mr.. Dunn is
now at the mines, where he will remain
for about month"; until the arrival of the
gentlemen holding the English interests
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Ladies' Summer Suits

OF ducks, crashes and
piques, in blues and
natural colors, garments
beautifully tri m m e d,
value $500; Saturday, 7
to 10 p. m.......... S3.O5
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Mems Shirts

A lot of odds and ends of
golf and neglfgee shirts of
light percales and flannel
cite, value SOC to 75c each;
Saturday 2 to 5 p. m......
I5C
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Ladies' LisIe Thread Hose

Fine imported Lisle Hose, in
plain and Richelieu ribbed.
colors black and tans, very
fine weave, value soc pair;
Saturday 2 to p. m. 49,.
~" Ioc
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Mems Shoes

Tan and black shoes in lace
and congress, with cap toe,
newest spring shape, all
sizes, value 1925 a. pair:
Saturday 2 to 5 p. m...
$3.50
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Boys Knee Pant Suits

OF gray Cheviots in checks
and plaids, medium weights,
ages 7 to IA years, value
81 each; Saturday 2 to
p. m. ..................
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LADIES' Chamois Gloves

Strictly first grade channels
kid gloves, white and
cream, silk embroidered
back, two clasp, wash
able, value 59c; Satur-
day, Z to 10 p. m.........
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Mems Suits

Of Wool Cheviots, in brown,
gray and black checks, well
lined and tailored, value 50
each; Saturday 8 to u a. m.
$500
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Boys Knee Pant Suits

Made from all wool cloths, in
assorted styles and pat
terms, excellently lined and
finished, value $3.50 to 50;
Saturday . to p. m........
q.
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MEMS Flannel Shirts

The finest imported flannel
shirts, with silk stripes,
in pretty light colors, ex-
ira well made, value $1.50
to $500 each; Saturday,
Z to 10 p. m.
xE an
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Ladies' Belts

Leather belts in black and
white, all neat buckles, val
ue zoe each; Saturday 2 to
b p. M. ................
IOC
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Ladies' Silk Mifts

Full length pure silk mitts,
black only, with stitched
backs, value zoe pair;
Saturday 2 to 5 p. No..
InC
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KILLED In the judith River.

Great Falls, June 23.-News reached
Utica to-day that young man, Jack
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Boys Military Suits

Teddy, Dewey and Rough
Rider Suits of best blue and
brown ducks, trimmed
with brass buttons and COL
ored shoulder straps,
strongly made, value $3.50
each; Saturday 9 to - a. m.
75c
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1899-06-24

All These Garments Will Be
Found on
THE 75C TABLES
Night Gowns
Very swell muslin gowns, made
with wide f1ounce over the Shout
der and on the sleeves, square
neck, all embroidery yoke, value
SLIPS each; during this sale. ..7Sc
Skirts
OF fine cambria, full umbrella cut,
with wide embroidery founce
around bottom and extra dust
ruffle, value SLIPS each; during this
sale .................. 7SC
Umbrella Drawers
Of fine cambria and muslin, with
groups of tucks and large lawn
embroidery flounce around bot
tom, half a dozen styles, value
S1.25 pair; during this sale. TIC
Chemise and Corset Covers
Very 'daintily made of finest muslin,
round neck, trimmed with cam
brio flounces and insertions, value
$1.25 each; during this SALE. 75c
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$I.4O
Ladies' Shirt Waists

OF organdies, percales and
ginghams, in plain colors
and fancy designs, value
s1.00 and $1.25 each.
4Qc
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Ladies' Kid Gloves

We offer a fine two-clasp
Pique Kid Glove in all the
leading shades, with French
embroidered backs, every
pair fitted and warranted.
worth $3.50 pair; Saturday
2 to p. m.........
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Boys Long Pants Suits

OF good grade materials in
neat patterns, I'll good
weight, ages 10 to 20 years,
value $3.50 a suit; Saturday
8 to II a. m. ...............
Sass
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2Qc
Mems Suits

A line of all wool suits in
brown Cheviots, all neat
patterns shown, value $40
each; Saturday 2 to p. M.
So. 90
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Ladies' Vests

Extra fine mixed silk and
Isle thread vests in pink,
blue and cream, trimmed
with fancy laces and tapped,
value Coo each; Saturday
to p. m.
2Oc
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70c
Ladies' CorSets

Vassar Corsets of fine sateen,
drab and black, hook
clasps, value 75c a pair:
Saturday 2 to S p. m........
2nC
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Boys Waists

Blouse Waists of fancy Per-
Gales, made with large COL
lar and ruff1es down front,
value 45c each; Saturday 2
to B p. m..................
25C
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Saturday afternoon
2 to 8 Only
Ladies' Cotton Vests

In white, with blue stripe,
lace trimmed around the
neck and shoulders, value
zoe each; Saturday 2 to
p. m. .................
&c
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Mercerized Underskirts

In all colors and black, with
large double ruf1ie around
bottom. The material used
has the appearance of taf-
feta silk and wears better,
value $3.50; Saturday to
II q. m............ ........
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Boys Suspenders

OF good elastic, with strong
buckles, all colors, value
10c pair; Saturday 2 to 5
p. m. .................
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30c
Ladies' Silk Plated Vests

In white. blue. pink, cream
and black, low neck and
sleeveless, value 81 each;
Saturday, Z to 10 p. m....
AOc
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Girls Dresses

Of fine Zephyr Bingham and
Percale, with ruffles over
the shoulders, trimmed with
pique and fancy braids,
ages 6 to ID years, value
$3.50 each; Saturday Q to
p. m. .................
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Brownie OyeraliS
Mems Straw Hats

Latest spring shape hats,
in plain and rough
stTaws, value $1.00 each;
Saturday, z to 10 p. m....
.... roc
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Boys Long Pants

Of black Thibet and gray
Tweed materials, strongly
made, value SIPS a pair;
Saturday to u a. m.....
6oc
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Ladies' Oxfords

New tan Oxfords Of vici kid,
with cloth or kid tops, fiex-
ible soles, fashionable toes,
a thoroughly high grade
article, value $1.75 a pair;
Saturday to IL a. m......
csc
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Saturday Morning
9 to IL Only
ITEMS Underwear

Light weight fiat weave Bal
briggan Underwear, in
cream color, well finished,
all sizes, value 35c each;
Saturday 9 to Il a. m. ......
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ITEMS Socks

TENS Socks
Black and tan cotton socks,
embroidered in fancy silks,
fast colors, worth zoe pair;
Saturday 2 to p. m. .....
LOG
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Sl.o5
Dotted Swiss

39-inch Dotted Swiss, in large
and small patterns, suita-
BILE either for dresses or
curtains, value zoe a yard;
Saturday to Il a. m. ..,..
&C
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CASTLE Soap

Best American make, in two
pound bars, value 40c bar;
Saturday 9 to IL a. No..
vhc
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Cotton ChaIlies

New spring Challies in light
colors, all neat. small de-
signs, good width, value &c
yard; Saturday 8 to u a. m.
&c
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SATURDAY
NIGHT
From Z to 10

Urgdnute LaWHS
Very swell French organ
dies, in most beautiful
colors and patterns,
worth 30c a yard; Satur-
day, Z to 10 p. m. ........
&c
Brownie Overalls
OF best blue denim, strong
ly made, all ages, value
Csc; Saturday, Z to 10
p. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
IzIlc
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Curtain Scrim

Fancy lace stripe curtain
scrim, in cream, with col
ored stripes, also plain
cream, value &c a yard;
Saturday 9 to IL a. m. .....
$40
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Toilet Soap

Witch Hazel and Buttermilk
Soap, finely scented, three
large bars to each box, val
ue 10c box; Saturday 9 to u
&C
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Ladies Crash Skirts

Good quality Crash Skirts,
cut in newest style, very
full and perfect hanging,
value 75c each; Saturday 9
to IL a.
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Children's Bonnets

Of white lace stripe lawn,
with trimmed edges and
long strings, value Is cents
each; Saturday 9 to IL a. m.
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Smyrna Rugs

We offer real Smyrna Rugs
in assorted colOrs and pat
terms, size 1SX36 inches,
with heavily fringed ends,
value $1.50 each; Saturday
8 to IL a. m..................
SIC
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-05-03

A man believes what be seer; a wom-
an what she hears.
II all women were tongue-tIed, there
would be no sewing societies.
II a woman could do as much damage
with her tist as she can with her tongue,
the pugilists would have 10 retire.
Nothing makes a man feel more like
going out In the back yard aud kicking
himself than TO have his wife read
aloud some OF tho letters he wrote just
before their marriage while temporar-
lily insane.
The older u woman gets, the moro
she says they don't make as good MIR
rors nowadays ~ when she was girl
My wife says most girls who sweep
into room with queenly grace would
think II beneath their dignity to sweep
out a room with carpet sweeper.
II love makes the world go round that
must i,e why IL makes SO many people
giddy.
My wife says II all women would wear
price tags on their Sunday clothes the
feminine attendance at church would
double In two weeks Pittsburg Doily
News.