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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-22
THE RACES.
TroubnIine Was the Only winning
Fnyorite nj New Orleans.

TroubnIine Was the only winning
Fnvorite III New Orleans.
New Orleans, February 2l.-Troubaline was
the only winning favorite today. Bolands
riding saved san Marcos in the 2-year-oid
race and Jack Hayes was far superior TO ms
company in the steeplechase. Track slow.
j. H. Smith claimed Right Bower, the beaten
favorite in the last race for $500
Seven furlongs, selling-Trebor, Swordsman,
Eva Wilson Time, 1921.
Four furlongs, 2-year-old-San Marcos,
Zackford, Ben Magen. Time, 81
Handicap, steeplechase, short course-Jack
Hayes, Phil Becker, Chenier Time, S;35.
Mile and a quarter-s!dney Lucas, Donna
Rita. Blitheful. Time 2;llls
Six furlongs, selling-TTouballne, Zaza,
Flyalotta Time, t:lS
Mile, selling-Caviar, Right Bower, Lomond.
Time l:45.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-22
Tnnforan.

suits:
Five and a half furlongs, madeus-Beaut-
full Bill. lsaline. Red Cherry. Time l:l0h.
Mile-Cormorant. sly. Charles Lsbel. Time
1;i5.
Milo-None Such Orion Milt Young. Time
1;41A.
Seven ADMINISTRATION. Montallade. Mary
Kinsella Time 1881.
Mlle-Potente. Or, Sheppard, Harry Tho
burn Time 1;16.
Seven MISUNDERSTANDING Cup. Katie Glib
bons Alleviate. Time 1901.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-22
Por.nership Dissolved.

Temple, Texas. February 2i,-The Jewel
ry firm OF Crawford & Crawford las been
dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. R. T.
Crawford continues the jewolry business
at the present stand, while Mr. j. NJ
Crawford will open an critical business IN
THE rear future.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-22

afterupsu. The report bi supersn,snd n,
farrant for the scholastic month ending Feb
ruary l6 shows total enrolment OF SIS In
the white aud 5il In the coiored schools The
nay roll for the month was si292 and S35 IN
tuition was collected duena the month.
Tbs Brsrhnm Gun club held live bird
shoot over the trans AZ Firmen's park Tues
day afternoon. Tho wind WIS q tribe hiSh
for the snort, hut Notwithstanding this sew
eral GOOD scores were made George Tucker
led with record OF fourteen out OF fittceu.
R I Burns killed twelve and Fiuth ten out
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-22

aillsboro Texas, February 21.-Th6
Brandon Banking company opened its
doors for business today at Brandon. G.
[. White of Brandon ~ president and Ii.
n. Tinker, for years assistant cashier
of the Citizens National bank OF this
city, is cashier. 1t is private bank, but
one af the strongest in the State, Its
stockholders being among the wealthiest
citizens Of the county.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-22
court OF criminal Anncnlr.

Mas, Texas, February 21.-The courr
iminal APPEALS today halde1 down d
4 Est~oi deci ians, among which ths
sh for a rehearing in the case OF
Y Garrett Cdeath), from III s county,
sfverruled. Garrett killed his wife
Inf city last year in a fit OF JEALOUSY
Nks given the extreme penalty OF tn ,
! the fl 81 trial. An appeal was
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-22
THE MICHIGAN CLUB
Entertained distinguished Repub
Iicnns nj n Bnnauct.

iicnns nj n banquet.
Detroit. Mich. February 81. Several
striking oyations were given by leaders
OF the republican party tonight to The
stars who appeared before them on the
occasion OF the fifteenth annual banquet
of the Michigan club, Great enthusiasm
was accorded Hon. Timothy Woodruff.
lieutenant governor OF New York, which
far outshned the other receptions, Major
General Shnfter, Governors Mash of Ohio
Shaw OF Iowa and Pingree OF Michigan all
received welcomes second only to that OF
Woodruff.
More than 500 republicans sat at tho an
nuaI feast and the galleries were filed
with spectators.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-22
cRAMER PLEADED GUILTY.

william Cramer the man who was ar
rested in Houston by Detectives quinn
and Thompson on the charge of passing
counterfeit money, pleaded guilty to the
charge IN the United States Federal
court. but he has not yet been sentenced
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-22
The FIRE RECORD.
Rcsldence Nenr nonhnn,.

Bonham, Texas February 2l<-Last
night at samasco. twelve miles north of
here. FIRE detroyed the residence and con
tents belonging 10 S. T. Friedman Loss
about 5000; no insurance. Fire originated
frcm a defective hue.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-22
,.rrt If Criminal Appeals Has Passed
Upon Its Provisions.
ID 1ASGLE HAS BEEN STRENGTHENED
o,e,tion of Jurisdiction Has
a. Issue for severnl Years.
,,.tice Davidson Dissented.

~. Texas, February 2t.--one year
n Texas legislature enacted what
,,oxu as 1.-The corporation court law"
10 vent into effect several months
(, i gave municipal courts concurrent
,sIc,ion with the justice and comfy
4. !, the state. All kinds of confu-
,.s since arisen as result OF the
,,,,s Of the law. In seve al In ltances
....mjy wrangles have arisen between
"a eoun y o.fci9ls as to W len la
,Irbt to try defendant. Several Of
=, cases have been made the basis
,o.t NJ the constitute nall y Of h.
md ardent legal fights Ia been
u, The chaos continued, howev II.
s,'tsaay. whsn the points VOWED vera
III settled by the supreme eri nina
IA NJ the Sta.e, the court OF tri linal
s,,ls In an exhaustive opinion jus
I.bn n Henderson declared the coz
aton court law perfectly valid AMI
E,sttutIonal AMI its wo hlss dist lJ
LANA the provisions OF the orsani, laT
Teras Ju tica NJ NJ. Br o''s concu red
In Judge Hen 'erscn but Chief Jas lea
4. Dayi SIN disagreed wi h lis col
|ssnss and filed dissenting opin on
/ rhp csss OF which the qle ton at iss.1c
II d.cdei came to the up er court on
area from the corpo at on court OF
|sylo.. Williamson county, Judge DAVID
In h-ms. Lounis VIII arger was con-
|stsd Of unlawmlly ca ryins pistol no
|-ora out writ of habsas corpus be 'ore
E ccupty Judge and the city alto me-
\ Taylor appealed from the action Of
|ruty Judge thus bringing the laws
sqrarely before the up
N court. The Judgment OF the Ia Tor
|rpoHtion curt was in all th,n2s ar
|tnd and Wilbarger was order to be
hnardei to the city authorities.
\ days decision effeetual diseases
II three other cases pending II the az
|hste court exactly like the Wi barTer
lie and ends the controversy to has
|sn g-i ing on for a year All T Xa7 S
|sn u'erested in the case decided day
|ft kilograms OF CONGRATULATIONS are pcur-
" mo Da'la9 ON corpor Ecn oficills
|aiyery section OF the State.
herman, Texas, February 21.-In the
|R OF Hazel Hart, appealed from the cor
patton court Of sherman. he court of
|rtiral appeals at Dallas today remande1
n 10 the custody Of city authorities UNI
|ashe shall have paid her fine for va
|rz,sy. assessed by Judge Jones OF the
|na court Of Sherman. This Is in sub
frte and IN fact declaration by the
ewl Of criminal appeals that the cor
rFtion court is valid and in Keeping
Ha the constitutional definition Of other
~ courts. The decision not only APP
\ TO the city Of Sherman, but to all
cities that have ad ypted and put the
INTO effort.
n the case of Sidney Spears, the negro
zvcted Of murder in the first degres
Etiven the death penalty, the court al
nt the verdict of the lower court at
kmar. Spears murdered his wife in
NJ cify
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-22
Residence at Paris.

Paris. TexaY, February 2L-A house
owned by Mrs. j. c, Easton and occupied
by L. L. Reiss was destroyed by fire at
an early hour this morning Both house
and contents total loss; insurance on
house $500, which fully covered the loss;
en- contents $1,000. value about $500, The
reEidence of A. d. Kelly. adjoining. was
damaged: covered by Insurance.
Origin OF FIRE unknown.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-22
Purchased n nBusiness.

Cleburnc. Texas. February 2O'-Messrs.
Isbsn & Turner today purchased the
grocery business Of William Brewer. The
stock invoices about $4,000. MIR lsbeil is
from clifton and Mr., Turner from Nc
Gregor
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-22
RnrnI Free delivery in Operation.

] Mckinney. Texas, February 2O.-kufaI
free mail delivery was inaugurated at
Weston. this county. on the l5th inst and
l. now In practical operation. Tns
route Is twenty-tcur miles In length, COW
-grs an erea OF thiry-four square miles
and serves population OF 1898.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-22
sQuApRoN COMING MARcH 70.

A telegram has been received here from
Congressman r. b, Hawley stating that
the North Atlantic squadron Will be acre
on March 90 instead of April 20, which
was the date sent out by the Associated
Press There viii be meeting AT the
chamber Of commerce this evening to ar
who will come 10 see the warehips. The
vessels will remain at Galveston for three
or four dnys.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-22
cnnccr Cnuneh suicide.

Klngsbury. Texas. February 2i,-Ar.
L.ttlejohn. aged 60, computed suicide herr
yeste day evening BY .shootiag hinse u
the head with a pistol. He had caAce-
sid only shortened his life few days.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-02-22
N.n NJ JeIi,co Are Undecided.

Knoxville. Tenn, February 2i.-The MIXERS
Of the Proctof Coal company at Jeiiico about
400 IL number have been ordered to strike
none OF the men walked out today.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-03-08
Webster Markets.

ke Board CT Trade.
Hors es for sale, VIM. Mas.
Leyoy is in Aberdeen today.
Beer on tap at Flags saloon.
lay was township election day.
psper all grades and prices at
Go.
lerman OF Waubay visited this
bnday.
sc. cigar in town-El HegaIo--
ChuI.
County Commissioners are in
D this week.
Board OF Trade is now open for
ion.
Rathbun made a business trip to
i Monday.
4. Hawkinson sells hardware and
\ right.
Tvs Hash is visiting friends in
bk this week.
most interesting topic OF the day
I'D Of Trade.
(rney Frank Sears visited Waubay
kioually Tuesday.
bap in books ct Peabody's 25c.
bBes this week.
|rt HolmqiGst made n business
b 81. Paul tins week.
Biatz bottle beer in pints or
at Flagstads
implement dealers are laying in
bse stocks this spring.
no Chas. Hawkinson for J. L..
Gsfanning mills.
lree OF painters are at work paint
Re railway station buildings.
the hest in all kinds OF liquors go
Rgstad's Saloon.
tion Agent Jackson OF Waubay
a lew hours in Sunday.
bert Mantell is the best cigar at
|rice-M. A. Thul.
! received a car load of Drills and
load OF buggies. VIM. Mas.
pre- buying wall paper call and see
We have. Ross 4 Co.
!. Erwin, OF the Webster Mill Co.,
a business trip to Butler today.
new patterns OF baby cabs at
10 Furniture Store.
nclpal l.. A. Miller was able to
&c his duties In the scdool Monday.
nam King and wife OF Britton are
" D. Z, Moore's III Roslyn town
Lanpher hat leads everywhere
sell hts best, looks best and wears
lue OF samples $50 new ones) OF
Is ut the Old Furniture Store.
' is the time to get a good cook
Or Range cheap, Is per cent off on
cook stoves; s to 10 per cent off
oleel Ranges for the next 30 days
1rew Smairs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-03-08
Celebrated Lehish Cross Greek Hard Coal

We refund 10c for every package of
Pullman Fadeless Dye that fails to give
satisfaction. Monroe Drug Co. Union.
willie, Mo. Sold by M. A. Thul.
n A. Ainsworth OF Watertown has
established an agency for the sale of
musical Instruments in the Wallace
block in this city with 4. G. Olson in
charge. In Pianos they handle such
celebrated makes as Henry II. Miller,
Lakeside, Merrifield, Schumnel, Keys
bury and Conover. IL organs, Cough
d Warner, Farrand & yotey. Western
College and Chicago College also sheet
Nmusic Of all kinds and a general line Of
Musical merchandise.
v Now is the time to get q good cook
stove or Range cheap, Is per cent off
on all cast cock stoves; 5 to 10 per ceat
off on oil Steel Ranges for the next 30,
Mays at Andrew SmaiIs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-03-08
UNION SOLDIERS,

I I will purchase additional rights o
all who homesteaded less than 160
acres prior to June 22nd, 1874, sven j
they abandoned their claims. Will buy
fractionals il ever 80 small, also Gov
ernment Land Warrants. Agent.
wanted. r. X. Kelley,
\29-4w Kansas City, Mo.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-03-08
For Lenten Season.

I Lent commenced Feb. %. On account
fof the enormous quantity we bug we
can offer:
Alaska Herring, Good as Norway SD
for a 10 pound pail.
Round Herring soc. for 10 pound
\pail.
\ Fish of all kinds cheap.
\ Respectfully yours,
\ Gibson & Haugen.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-03-08
A Strong Combination.

A strong combination in the way oil
first-class newspaper features is made
up OF The Minneapolis JournaFs'incom-
parable northwest news service, its
superior Washington service, and
''Bart's" daily cartoons. These three
features alone make The Journal mvalu
able to the northwestern reader.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-03-08

Ii your hat looks well,your own looks
are materially improved. The Lanpher
hat, manufactured by Lanpher, Finch
4 Skinner, st. Paul, looks well because
it always fits well.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-03-08
Card Of Thanks.

{ We desire to return our heartfelt
thanks to our friends and n%eighbors
who so kindly rendered their sympathy
and aid during the last illness Of our
Seloved husband and father.
Mrs. L, n. Bates and family.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-03-08
BICYCLES!

L "A q ~ H'''h w.
Wheel lIue at Ross.
c. Hart returned Monday night
from the Black Hills country. Daring
hls absence he visited his brother Walter
in Iowa.
( Go to Chas. Hnwkinsom's f"r the
bowagiac Drills, also rhe Monitor DRILLS
Sey are the best on the market.
.Jens. Holm has sold 10 l.. l., Holm
a hslf section OF land on :. h. quarter
of 10 section "a IN Whratlund township
Tor $1,000.
Each package OF Pullman FadeIrSS
Dive colors more goods than any "lhrr
dive and colors them h'tler to".-H"iu
by NJ. A. THU.
PRINCIPAL L. A. Miller has been ap-
pointed by the Stale Superintendent on
the corps OF Institute Conductors 'or '"'
season OF 1900.
The agreement OF the BARRIERS 20 cioN'
their establishments Sunday went 'l'o
effect thus week, so that the Kh'Sh' Vi
the shears enjoyed Il day OF rest
I Now is the time to get a good COOK
Etoye or Range cheap, Is per cent OH
bu all cast cook stoves; s to 10 per cent
Sff on all Steel Ranges for the next ~
Ays at Andrew Smalrs.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-03-08
Advance Notice.

Mrs. A. j. Cowie will shortly arrive
from Chicago with a full line of new
spring Millinery in all the latest styles.
Mrs. Cowie has been doing Millinery
work under the supervision Of the best
French Artists in that line in Chicago.
and comes fully equipped to supply all
needs in Artistic Millinery Creations
For date of opening see later advertise
Location: End Ave. one block
west of Main st.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1900-03-08


Pioneer Machinemau Of Dav Countv
Mixed drinks of all kinds mt nm n,
Short notice at Flagstad's Saloon.
Dan Shields general agent of the
Gaar, TO. spent Saturday in the
city. ~
Miss Anna Meyer came down from
Bristol Friday night and is visiting in
this city.
Moneyto loan on approved
J Security. Z. w Taylor.
Chas. Matteson departed Friday night
for Minneapolis on a weeks visit with
his brother.
Sigsbee's "Maine Mist" will quit your
pest girl sure, the Pioneer Drug Store
HAS it.
Mrs. ID. J. Ostrander drove over 70
Butler Wednesday on "A visit to Henry
Ashes family,
Popular books by popular authors
Et popular prices at PeabOdy's Drag
Store.
l. Bicycle Repairs.
J tveryihIng Tor wheels at Ross the
jewelers.
I Lost one black and white pointer u
NFInder please return to tins Office and
receive reward.
Il Have your eyes exami ned free, salts
IsactiOn guaranteed. Ross Jeweler and
Ngraduate Opticiun.
Geo. w. MouItom has been appointed
to a clerkshnp In the local census office
by Census Supervisor Williams.
Just received a car load OF buggies
4 and s~urries, all OF the latest patterns at
|Chas. Hawkinson's.
Those who suffer the untold miseries
OF headache try AescuIapius, 25 cents
at Pioneer Drug Store.
William More departed Sunday night
OH a three weeks visit to points in
eastern Minnesota and Wisconsin.
"a full line OF brushes Just received at
Peabody's. Imported tooth and hair
brushes, nail and cloth brushes.
= You will need "a hat this spring. Don't
forget that you can get a perfect hat III
"a Lanpher at reasonable cost.
Mrs. \. W. Flanders, OF Webster, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. X. W.
Kinyon, this week.-BradIey Globe.
d Is the Board OF Trade smoking? is
mot the question, but rather, are YOU
Smoking The Board OF Trade.
t We have now the incest cOuches ever
lin town. We want you all to see them
Yeniamin Foster.
I Loaned and lost. One volume No 20,
1of Encyclopedia Britaunicu. Borrower
will please return same TO this office.
There is the ordinary hat and the
N.anpher hat. The difference is marked
ALWAYS ask for the Lampher.
( Fresh chocolates and candies. Our
chocolates are right, try them. Hand
\some packages at Peabody ;.
Clas. Canning departs tonight fox
points in Iowa and Illinois 10 WORK
up immigration business.
I DO not send away Tor wall paper You
can save money 10y buying at home, we
Make back hail arOil. Ross X Co.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-06-05
A FILIPINO FAIRY TALE.
TRANSLATED By HAYDEN cARRUTH.

II happened a long time ago that there
dwelt on the side Of the mountain Tongul
a man named Nantoneka. Now Nanton-
eka vas a famous hunter and the ,ttong-
est man In those parts so that he was
very we'll thought OF and much respected.
He could scale cliffs such as few others
dared attempt. But 1t was I'm the use of
the bow that he far surpassed all others
WhOmsOeYer. Ills bow. which vas Hamt q
Ulumeet, meaning the tree trunk, was
the stiftest ever known and 40 other man
could make shift To bend il in the very
least But he drew 1t back till II looked
ike The new moon, the mock OF the arrow
touching his ear, which he then sent
v histling away like the stems OF tosue
grass driven before the hurricane.
Nantoneka had daughter. KCkc. nam
ed for koko, the wind bell. when grows On
the mountain and blooms when the rams
come. She was the most beautiful Great
IRE for leagues around; more beautiful
than tongue can tell. Her hair was very
long and fine. ana her eyes just like small
suns. Her teeth were also beautiful and
she was as graceful az the young reeds
waving By the pool in the moonlight. OF
lovers she Of course mad more thzu
enough, since no young man could look
upon her without straightway coming 20
love her past all reason. Old Naat0neka
counted no less than three score who had
asked leave 10 pay court 10 her, and he
declared the thing had become a great
nuisance.
So one day he went outside his door
with Ulumeet in his hand and an AFRO =
with gold tip, and taking mis- stand he
drew the mock OF the arrow 10 his car
and then IL Shiatled IN the Wind across 4
level field before his house farther than
any arrow had ever been shot before
Finally 1t came down ana stuck I'd
straight in the ground, aad Nant0ueka
said:
There, the man who can stand with his
knee against that arrow and land another
within three PAGES OF my door shall have
kOko for his Nife, and none other shall.
And MS word went forth ard y0u may
well believe that the sixty lovers hung
their heads like the wind bells When the
drought Is upon them.
But the mountain folk. az you know. are
brave. and she lovers were not slow 70 try
the shot, and the most OF them many
times. But Il was like dining on the
south wind. Their arrows fell FAR short
and every night the old wife OF Nanton-
eka went out and gathered up an srmfal
Of them for 1rewoGd
Now IL happened that each day one ar
row Was sh0t Tar before she Others
though even this fell short. Koks ala not
fail 20 remark this arrow az her mother
brought them In every night, and she
readily knew IL 20 BE- that Of NahHg.
tall. handsome youth who dwelt down the
valley way. Now the girl favored Nah
sig OF all her lOvsFs-ln fact, she cared no
more than the stone that trips sou for
any Of the others. So one nlght az the
old woman came back kOkO said TO her
father;
Well Il seems that I shall never have
husband AZ this rate. and she tossed
her head and pouled her red lips
Just -" answered her father. chuck
ling. "Jusi 90"
That dossH'I e. Iay notions .l all" she
said.
The Washington weekly post., 1900-06-05
POSTAL CLERKS ASSESSED.
Funa Of 100000 started TO Pash tIas.iH-
cation Bill In CONGRESS.

New York. June 1.-The Times to-mOr'
row Will publish the following.
In order 20 secure the passage Of a
bill in Congress, known a. the classiies-
ton bill,' every postal clrk in New York.
Chicago. Philadelphia. san Francisco.
PittsbuFg, and Baltimore. we're asked
yesterday CFFidayl % give $50 out of thv
salary he received for the month %
May, 10 be used Ia puShiHe. The bill Ne@
York CITY alone has 10 clerks aua if
all paid they would contribute $500 tS
the fund. which is expected 20 amount 10
al least NDDyo. Ia clerks we're assured
that the bill would become lsw b June
~ II the fund was promptly raised
1t was the opposition u some Of ne
clerks 10 the payment Of the sum demand
cd which caused the disclosure u tns fzEg
that such = fund was being Talasl.
According 70 Postmaster Van COlt.
this disclosure may cause the removal Il
a number Of men Who nave been actively
engaged In raising the legislative fund
tine national pressoeBl u the postal
clerks organization admitted last night
that such = fund sas being raised
The Washington weekly post., 1900-06-05
Rsalae struggle at crayssead.

New YORK. June The greatest equine
struggle Of the year will take place %
morrow al the GTavegend track, provided
the weather aad track are good Ethel.
bert and Jean BaTagd all race for E.J9
and untold glory over a mile aHd a guar.
ter OF ground. Both are the highest type
of thoroughbred for their years tn train
ing in ths United states Not only are the
tao horses Tiysls for the honor OF cham
neg and PERI BELMONT are rivals IN otner
Ways thsn sFtuous leaders Of The turf
II Slll be n.Iag si a-!lI0EAlIs 49, Get
millionaire
The Washington weekly post., 1900-06-05

1 fSs MARTHA, gIanclng up from
| her sewing. noticed the boat
hand. The sight Of him added
naW light 10 her face. lie re-