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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

Tso rulsblr tpetchts sere delivered Ia
ABE sebsts gustasg, o8e BY Mr. Lodge O.
Msstschsttlss ssd TIE cibei by Mt Clay,
Mtlle tGe tso tebkiots differed discistf
ssilf % 10 the policy q expansion upot
shich they dwtil both are Ia isvur Of The
iamedisle ra,ihettton OF the psndins
resee treaty. They eoaterd that ores the
treaty h ratified Congress siil have fall
poses 10 DEAL With oondlsions respectirs
TIC Is'nipry seauited during Tie var
FasA apaAh sns aci before. Mr.. Ledge,
,aitisaisiiy. stsasi 10, fornsl dselsrs
.lsa a pssee shisa osala BE- bad only b,
he ratification q he lte.iy T6si scoon
flishss, Ne wat wii.lss 10 trusi the AMER
,sa Casr-ss so 10 A@efiess people 10
4sai tsgg "a Justly Eal pa,rsotilsily
ia As ealg1s llsa sils fail re
asa q iAt Fteagias q gar gertr-@eri
l0al II gaa e.aftiagsa sn8 10 tts
.salsfa,ga II iasegsaaeasa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

Mr.. Elisha Berry, Of this place. says be
never had anything do him so N uch good
and give such quick relief from rheums
tism IS Cbamberlain's Pain Balm. He
vas bothered greatly with shooting pains
from hip to knee until be used this liDi
MEET. which affords prompt relief. = b F..
BAKER, druggist. st. Paris. Ohio. For
sale by J Il Whipple, Manchester Cen, re-;
A II Pet,ibone. Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

Cell sts4sss ter ihs preservation OF
@tsit iUi Hms# 100 beyS largely adopted
's dsf@ssy 80 .eoas 4 lsb eoloulos,
6Ha Ff9pcs tTs rpFrsh aiing the
tft Toe fesi - - The process
'Btae flpsuw q ifsrspfisiio1 sIUHs IL
fsMsit1t lof tas process 10 To iairoduced
is,3 sac states u toe Ueiled slsies, TIE
l.sis agd egispsgy rslas oi ireEsu meats
IL .sfi 81 10 be aoi the least impaired.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

Gov saith has apl ointed Judge TAFT
Caiat jsIee 10 place q Judge Boss. re
ulaeI sat has appoiuted John II. Watson
Z Bradford Judge to on the vacancy
fu,s ussss tso JaiRes from Orange
81 tkauab 10 Is understood that Watson
vii remove 10 Montpelier. This will
make three judges on the line OF rsilrosd
from Barlisgton TO Randolph. II wa
senrrally supposed that Baker OF Rutland
sonid &c, the appointment s be hsd 8
strong backing and is ST lees, IS well quail
fied ~ ary laayer mentioned Tor the place
add tbs qne,llan OF loeali,y was In ME
favor
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

All Vermouters tnow thsi Capt. Charlie.
Elgu CLARK, formerly captain OF The
bsltleship Or seon. 10 . ns,ive Of Bradford
but IL IN not generally known ibst Mrs.
CLARK vas bora 10 Brook 6eIi. Her maid
en- psme Was Mary SaxtJn. and she was .
daughter OF Major Hiram Sexton, who
served with the y.rmoLt troops 10 the
var Of 1912 She 10 Granddaughter OF
Capt Williams Of Wilmington. who was
40 officer 10 the Revolutionary YER,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

sasb 10 ats io,s Is@ass slight lie d
ssc,sa 80 ssytas
Goa. Noai and ibs army 81 The raised
Shts want 10 wsr 10 free The Csbsas.
TIE ssvy didt'i 90 ssyihias oi ihs SORT
We dlsar have osf les pallsa 10 that
v.r We seEt 70 wsr 10 liet The Span
!. RS becsuss they ssrt The Msine add
as asi ss.s@rd 70 ssy 20 That vss
really the Icssos vty se veui to var
this - 10 cay. &c yet, because the Presi
aesi a The Usiled state ioia ~ 10 DO %,
bni The fetllss VI the boltem OF oui
hearts wa ihst we voala hck those yellow
devils hte.use lhty snEl tie Msias. aud
90 did hsk heG
We 81 vtpt itrougb sih oar part Of
psiiormstor and an glad 10 say thai
se bad, aunug Il ali. e,nned beef. reifiger
aies bsei aud embslnea besi, snd the resi-
Of Il. sed We bad ~ per esni Of welt msn
.il the way through We never goi
sshore IL Cabs tsrs ripn,r. bat 10 oor
crowd We uset ( say We wished ve could
&c, there.
Nus. W. srs perpeciiy silliog 10 iarn
the shoie bosiaess over to / srmy. and
wben Geo. Wood says, or inlimstes. that
the cubss. csB ever govern themselves,
Dissent absolutely.
honestly believe aud | don't suppose
tia, an going OFT Of line as q naval oflie
er when ! ssy 20 that when the time
comes that the eovernmeni OF the UBited
STATES can gusrsntes a stable government
10 Cubs you will dad II inhabited by Yam
KEGS that belong 10 the United States.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26
THERE rsAC LAs. or PEOPLE

Who are II iured by The use Of ccffee. RI
Gently there bss been pl.ced in ell tbs
grocery stores . neg preparation called
GRAIN.O, made OF pure sraius, that
takes the place Of Golfer. The most del
cate stonisoh receives II without distress.
and bat fes can tell il from coffee. ],
does not cost over 1 - mueb. Cbil'reu
msy drink IL With greet benefit 10 cts
and 25 cts per package. Try II. Ask
for GkAIN-O.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

Middlsbury college has received . cit
OF 81, 500 from A. P. St.ford of Walliut
ford, the interest to b. applied 90 tuition
Of undergraduates Of bis Own town. l.
anticipation OF the centenoisi Of the Co
lege compilation OF i's statistic. has beer
made. which shows the total num Der Of
Middlebury graduates TO date to be 1910
number Of mioistrs graduated, 536; nun
Der OF home missionsrie graduated, Al.
number OF foreign missi ,n,ries grsd usted,
%
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26
TEr onArs OF Tnr GnArs o.

AK your Grocer today 10 STOW you .
pscksse Of GRAIS.o. the ne. food dfink
that iskes the place OF ecnse. The ehiI
dren may dribk Il vi,hon, irlury s veil
IS the sda!L All sho Try u. like Il
GBAIS-o bss that rich sssI brown o,
Mochs OF Jaws. hut II 10 made from pure
grains. snd tie moot deiicsie stomach re
oeives IL without distress. IA the price
OF ecfss. l5c. aud 25s per pscksse
Sold BY all gfocsrA
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

Pains 10 ihe ehesi wbea person has 9
cold indicate iendeuey tossrd pnsumon
ia. piece Of aanuel d.n pened With
Cham bsflsin's Fsio Bslm ard poord 90 TO
The chest over the ses, q psio viii prompt
y rrlisve the pAla std prev q The threat
ned atiaeE q pnsamoai', TITS same
resinent will carr lame back ia iev
sonts sola BY Il %A4pp.e. Attaches
YER CeDlre; A II Peiuboas. Manchester
Depot,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

When you cannot sleep for coughing
take Cuamberlain's Cough Remedy. II
alwsys gives prompt relief. 1t is most e1
celleLt for code, too. as it aids expectors
ton, relieves The lungs AID prevents any
tendency toward neumonis. Sold by J
q. Whipple, Manchester Centre; A q
Pettibone, Mapch ester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

LIZ Grippe il again epidemic, Every
p.ecsutiou should be taken to avoid IL
Its specific cure 10 Gao Minute Cough
Cure. A. !. Shepsri. Publisher Agricul
tursl Journal and Advertiser, Eden. Mo-,
says: No one will BIS disappointed in US
ing One Minute Couah Care for Ia
Grippe" Pleasant to take. quick to act,
J II Whipple, Manchester Centre, A Il
Pettibone, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

lhe s4aaal tegeuas Of the island oil
Cuba. ~ estimated by Captain General
Blsheo, vas go $50 $50. The member
Of the A@eriosn evacuation commission be
iirve that the administration Of the island
viii GOT cost more than u, 100000 which
will leave $40, 000, 900 TO be spent annually
ppon pablo improvements, II necessary
Under the spanish regime il cost more
than sl2 900 900 to ruu the government
Of the islsDd, moe, OF il being expended
~ the form Of tAlaries fer altogether use
less officials 5 notable saving, each
yeer sAo1Il rspl ia speedily placing
Cubl nfo9 baf itsi asaia, and making
Der nos raNo3 taaa yer before 10
ter tf'ary
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26
gBt tganlBrsifr Jsnrua!
TuuEsD4T 1ANrAEr ~. is2a
Ok. GM3Eus. Eelfsy ase Prspris'os

ta.R brasst tss psasss . hlasrAsss osasl
sli hsi il 10 fstba aeshusl sbasi ia
gssssxs ihfeask itt BeBtt. vksnh hos .
tii - 10 oyF. ssoash Il nsy potsihiy
,rb iintt tss saR.is bsil IA 10 sstirsies
tnsa 49, ases will cssi sheet siss. oy9. 600
so Is 10 fSpfsssd 70 oFeH si W tbs coz
nstre "a ibs veil1. sih esiias rcsiric
iass 81 ID iolas
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

Gsosss n. bsstsss. - che died al Cah.
bridge nssa sasasy. va ediisr and
proptiescr of The Pasissd Hirald esti
yesrs. besirrips 10 1874 BE ss ssefe
isry oi civil spd military snsir undtr
0or. william slsta
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

Tbe cat oa.pat 81 ths Uaitsd Ststss
ipuuF le4s sss leo per ceot larger than
i1r he fteyloua yesr, bot prices we're no
laser. sni 10 fact displayed . tendency to
slysDec. Tue demand Tor copper 10 be
coming 20 great 10 consequence OF the
r,p5 Increase Ia electrical Transmission
tat minss never before developed are
p,s bsae uorksi 10 their iul capacity
u tais ellfsotdiBsry demsnd continues to
ilrfease, the problem Of securing sutiic
i.nt copper ior the worlds needs will be
o3ma . eeH0uy one.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

Coughing irj ires and ibismes sore
lungs, One Minute Cough Cure loosens
the cold, sllays coughing and heals quick
~. The best cough cure for children.
J Il Wbipple, Mar chester Centre; A II
Pe,tibone, Manchester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

seasioi Qasy - nstisg iss hgti Of his
list bot tua lsets ! Z roiss Of - election.
n. - BE lrtspas cisiG. the resti rrsss
caituH hsvs 20 iessastios 10 iss sso
gasgies th3 set. m'rar breasbi 10 brias
ltn iato d credit Thea BE- ensbi 10 be- 70.
,tt~sss, tst u " asad the Gonsy of tbs
sists w. tiis.ls spsealsiioS ~ 10 claimed
t,.A issoash ne state hss ios, postins. BE-
bsaks % bs dsiesisa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

Horrible agony is caused by Piles.
Burns and Skin Diseases. These sre i'm
mediatoly relieved and quickly cured by
DsWitt's Wit,b Heel Sslve. Beware oil
worthless limitations JH Whipple, dan
chester Centre; A II Pettibone. Msnches
ter Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

4s ptscs trss,y hes been bsoashi be
lore the ssnsis, bot 90 time hss been sci
10 700 sots opon Il. lie friends claim
y9tes ,Hgssb 70 psss II bai ih opponents
aisin iAet Stil defeat its passage 81 this
sewtos, shtnh ~ili neoessll.,e the call
100 60 o. fAlrs session aud also make oui
tei.uass siih the Philippines snli more
precautions We Gao ser DO reason Why
t1s tf,sif sbaail DOT be ratified. - The
apai Aistasssl 1t Tor matter gill s,ill be-
leii O. Dassuaa.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

Mr.. 8, A. Fscklerf Editor OF the Micsp
opy Fla Hustler, With his vile and
children, suffered terribly from La Grippe
One Minute Couch Cure was the only
remedy that helped them. II acted quick
ly. Thousands OF others use this remedy
IS . specific for l., Gnpre, and its ex
hsustine after effects. J Il Whipple,
Manchester Centre; A q Pettiboue, Man
chester Depot.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

Judge Lsforrest Ii. Thompson 10 slowly
improving firm bis critical attack OF The
Grip and typhoid pneumonia. but be viii
be unable to attend the session OF the
supreme court Ut Montpelier this month.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

Capt. Esss l'.nsbiing Bob. VITO con
usnSed the bsiiisstip lose ssrsng The
sr silh spsip. nsae characteristics
speech 81 The bat lart slFes 10 bonor Of
Gsn. Lsoasrd Wood 81 the Usioa Lsssus
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26

The Jsaret lnsiita.s o. Dablin has II
ceiyad siit Of 81 $50, 900 TO instituts snc
msiuiaia a thorough sesrch to determine
tue c,ases, nature and prevention Of
uises.a Already the researches in bst
lenolosy have given both new impuls,
and nes direction TO medicine. In fact
,be ,n,rodnetion Of snti-septic treatment
osy ,lmost be called revolutionary. The
.setsse Of humsn life hes been increased
lAroneh pabiic ssnits,iop, which itself !,
u comp fi,ivsi, modern origin. II these
discoveries can be supplemented By %
ahti-tsplie tres'ment OF the healthy 10
iatt iiges#e esrns shall dod no place 10
rueiiiy, we ebsll have made marvellous
-dvsace Mthia The reslms OF sttains
ble kn0sisdge 40 ipqalry promises suoh
stie resebing recruits - this. Ia no
uibfr Geld eau seleuce hope 10 Win 90
much iol the good OF mankind.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26


United States Ambassador White tait
20 % ibtayie~ MjBdsy tbs, 20 trouble
~ss anticipated e, Berlin over the situs
uaU 80 hsmaA. Toe samoan question, b,
si5, had h,co diseased by the goverr
mtpa Il Washington aud Baiin IN all il,
s.riors places since 1859 without causing
say ueteserthy friction. la view OF The
sristiaR treaty aud The friendly dispo
slIea ~ she 0ermsn sovefnment there
Fas evmy rvssen 10 expect . fair se.tle
acc ta a.G aly ~ soon IS tho isc.s
strs tEaNa A yH, scwetet, they were
l iuiY krts8, etaaf Al tue foreign
aee "a be AHuiesu fmbassg. 30 fsi
lien s4mssa qaestiou eomplicstine
o'hes qaaaaoas ia the rseihs. AIR. White
sdAse. ibsfe could no, be better time ior
ist and !aa seitlemtn, OF oil mstters
than the prcsen', seetps that the I've
soyernnents we're working hsrnioniousiy
together
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26
4 COMMISSIONERS NOTICE..

Esaie Of LsI0aT JAYLpa.
The undersigDsd, having been appoiItsdtf
the Hon Probate Court for the Distiicl III Man
chester Commissioners, 70 receive, examine snd
adjust al olsims snd demands " all persons
sgsiEsi lhe estate 81
Dsifht Taylor late Of Rupert
Ia said District, deceased, and All clsims sIhibt-
Cd 10 Onssi thereto, hereby give Eotlos that we
will meet TT the purposes sfotsssla al iLs
GssiAbg bouse N u. y Black 10 horb
rupert On ite 2ith DAY Of Jane nsI,. from
obs O'Clock y, Hrti foar O'CLOCK ,. .. on
ssld day sDd that sli months from the
zsib day Of u center A. ID. is3s, 10 the time
limited ID SAID Gean Tor said creditors 10 pre-.
cent their claims 10 10 for sIamiIstion ana
Allowance.
Dated Al Eupsft tLls 2ilh Day Of December
A. y. bs.
ss. CHS I. p phiIiIrs. ceaa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1899-01-26
HOLMAN BAKhUs's ksrArr

HOLMAN BAhhU5'5 ksrArr
rTtTs or fFasosr District Of Manchester. ~
| 7hs Frobafe court loY he Uiaria If kdsohsslsys
| To al petsons interested 10 tho estate "
Holman Ia rus lats ~ WihhAil In said
| District dseoasedi GaFrTiso.
by the sutboiiiy Of the state Of Vermont, sou
sre hereby nOilhsd 10 spear before the said
Probate Gour at tho Probate Once In Marches.
ter, 10 aid District, on the Lsth day u JsDnsry
u 1885,, Al 10 O'Clock M, 10 show aau.
II any ytiu have. why the account u Dc ng
H. Ibhnp.. Administrator 81 the estate OF saI
deoea ssd, sbOa1 not DO allowed. aud also VI,
the rssiduo ~ -sid estate should not DO M.
tribuied 10 be parties entitled thereto,
Dated AZ Manchester. in said Distinct, this 1914
day Of January A u. 1879
gsw W. u. ED0KHT0s. Judge.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-30

Don't Care heard the instant the
What have done?" the Prince of the mice
whose fathers homes
giants and forced work the giants mines When
magic feather taken from the breast of Roc through the water
o the giants o
was touched by the giants Of this castle after the he giants We're
The could be stopped be
many do knew that cord
sinking with this particular battle he
You safe from that dan
Know Farewell! We wiz again
With that the mice away nor could the Prince persuade
"oh. we'll" Prince. Boodhlikin, up
when the drop the tank that the
Spinning Spider
easy
Prince Don't Care had castles that he had taken
You shall this and that will save you the trouble
the the spider
the dog wonder what the Prince will think of next
the that stands by the castle and knock three
you you carry this piece
the Black Robe in his mouth Tell the squirrel to into the
that he does touch it"
very the cloth that the dog
ed The words Of the PnGf Were rmmoered and the squirrel
Your task said the Prince to the squirrel will be to gnaW
squirrel Do bidding and the
will back to old condition of
squirrel gnawed and How hard that
thick But the squirrel yho
really who turned into squirrel by niagician
although he out his teeth working
and shattered into thousand
Now You may Black said Prince
of lime the squirrel Prince once more
No more mo- @ answered prince
ali t the g giants an r siTs fhs hs and % haef glory
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-30

CAS- will" The
Don't He fol
he
feasted
AbTamnidin's grounds
turbed within
they still
I a
and o o.
One o
of shortened
halInches watched
"Now" Care the howl have
in the treeth they [
running castle
Abramndn I really believe the hound has
tn Prince that good dog?'
For pointed upward
11 said Abranndin. How
uilgo answered Hardest But when that giant
he hand
hang
the treed right thing, said
limbsa
II here is
l7Cky" 49,. O.. -.
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Bloodfllkin if
sword with your
teeth"
Very well. kind MASTER said the dog.
pointed directly the throat BloOdflikn
called Prince, much surprised 4
sword touch the
Boodfikin
hold u that | may unit teeth
the Prince to stone
working o unite knot?
Boodflfkin held sword the
Prince reaching the knot with his teeth pulled at it.
Hurah hurrah! he said after the knot loose
Master said courtier may help you to get free
Yes; will take will we'll it
a
the
thing honoTed with
That shall dO-yOu and all brethren we'll
Quickly them the Black Robe and will
help l
The whshed throng the call
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a coy, a CAMERA AND BICYCLE.
BY Robbie Rhodes. Ukiah. Cal.


Uranium full Of developer, hypo, fixing,
etc. One day an old lady was among
the visitors when | was airing" my
knowledge and she told me to shut
up" and I told her she needed fixing"
Then / left. My mother went with me
with maternal hold upon my collar
to be sure 1 went in the right direction
We went under full sail to the wood
house where l had to "heave TO" while
she procured the one sail we lacked
the sDanker In about half an hour
she sent me upstairs TO bed at q spank
ing gait and a promise Of no supper |
now saw that my folks did not appre-
ciate knowledge and ] resolved to run
away in about week and stay quite
a while-till / got hungry, anyway.
In the night it seemed as If some kind
of an animal in my stomach clawed me
with it's toenail and my head and knees
flew together ! did not have anything
pa particular to look at down at my knees,
but it was very good position in which
to mediate Shortly the animal
straightened out, / followed suit and
nv head went through the headboard.
Then / doubled up again and my left
foot landed in my stomach. and | never
fully realized till then why peoples
nedestals were placed so far away from
the proboscis Then khowled
Soon all the family rushed into my
room and when my father gently in
nuired what was the matter, and
gently yanked me out of bed and shook
me sixteen ways at o.ce, l replied that
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morning he first tried to get my knowl-
edge of photography into focus. For
half an hour l eXpounded, compounded
and confounded. He said l seemed to
know something about it, but l needed
developing. He then brought out a
small camera and showed me how to
manipulate it. Then he said he would
load the plate holders and went into the
dark room and began TO tumble around
and ] began to get anxious to know
what he was loading them with. He
soon appeared. put the plate holders in
the camera and told me to go take
some pictures.
l started out in ecstasies I was en-
thusiastic But a cloud soon came over
my happiness. I thought of the loaded
plate holder and | resolved to see what
they were loaded with. l took one of
the holders out of the camera, carefully
removed the slide and looked in. There
wasn't anything but an inoffensive
looking piece of glass. but | examined
all the holders to see if they were load
ed alike. Then l happened to think that
maybe this glass was the plate to take
the picture on, and ] decided to take
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-30
10000 5000 t7.9t

a picture of a house. l put in the
plate holder, pulled out the slide and
put it in my pocket, opened the shutter,
forgotSto close it, and then packed the
camera around for about an hour look
ing for something to take. Then
thought of the slide and reached into
my pocket to get it; it wasn't there. l
concluded it would not do to leave the
plate in the holder without a slide, so
l took it out, held it up to the sun to
see if there was any picture on it,
wrapped it up in my handkerchief and
put it in my pocket In about three
hours l succeeded in disposing of all
the plates and returned to Mr.. Lens.
How did you get along?" he asked.
Did you fog any of the plates?
We'll" I replied, Il don't know. 1t
was awful foggy as l came back, and
| lost one of the slides, so I put the
plate in my pocket. l tried to keep all
the fog wiped off with my handker-
chief, but / expect some of it got on the
plate. but l did the best l could"
Then there was 'wailing." He
started me out again and l saw some
boys pole vaulting. l opened the shut
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ter just as one of them started up and
closed it when he reached tle height.
of his jump. The resulting picture
looked as if the boy had climbed the
pole in jerks about a foot long till he
reached the top, kicked up MS heels
and then went up to smoke.
l remained with Mr.. Lens three
months, and he said it was the busiest
three months he ever had. At the end
of that time, my parents having made
a raise" decided to send me TO school
in town l bought a bicycle to ride to
school for exercise. l. got it.
In about a month l bought a camera
and took pictures of my schoolmates,
whereby 1 might remember them when
far away On my way home as l came
around a turn. carrying my camera in
my hand, the bicycle fork broke and
dismounted over the handlebars. had
not been in the habit of dismounting
that way. but / wanted to catch the
front wheel before it was too far away.
In my haste to catch the wheel l threw
the camera on the ground harder than
was necessary and scattered it all over
the road.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-30

Boys and Girls page goes into the
hands of the makeup man" on
Wednesday morning and is then ready
to be printed. From this it naturally
follows that if your answers are not in
The Call office Tuesday they will not
be credited on the ensuing Sunday, but
must be held over another week. Is
that fully understood? When our page
is once made up it cannot oe re-
opened for Gnything. Therefore get the
answers in by Tuesday if it is possible.
But if the mails are delayed or you do
not think out the answers in time for
the succeeding Sunday you will not be
forgotten nor neglected. You will be
credited the next week. Send the an
swers even if they are late. Here are
the answers to the puzzles published
last Sunday morning: Ventura, Stock
ton, Independence, Riverside, Lakeport,
Del Monte.
Those who guessed all but one of the
puzzles: Paul Turner, Santa Rosa;
GLADYS Warren, Vallejo; Annie Fitzger-
aid, Gilroy Isabel Wilkie, San Francis
co; Eleanor Pierce, 1119 Treat avenue.
The San Francisco call., 1899-04-30

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