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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13

Special Correspondence of Gazette and Journal.
Newark, Sept. TO- Mipnehaha Tribe.
ImE'd. o. II. NJ, will hold reunion
September 18th. All members are re-
quested to be present.
Ground has been broken for A. A.
Curtis new residence, at the West End.
The public schools have reopened
with an enrolment Of 260 pupils.
The Delaware College football team
this year will be about as heavy as last
years team The management has
secured the services of Herbert L. Rice
as coach. Manager Harry L. Maier has
almost completed the schedule of
games. .4at
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13

Next Saturday, an oratorical contest
will be held under the auspices of the
Woman's Christian Temper anoe Union
at Brandywine Springs Park. The
exercises will begin at T.30 O'clock.
Thus far. number OF young men and
women have signified their willingness
to take part. The judges will be ap-
pointed on tho grounds. The fist prize
will be s. gold piece, and the second
prize 81. 80 in gold. Prominent tenn
peranoe speakers will be present at the
meeting in the Afternoon, which will
begin at o'clock. Z 4
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13
New system Cannes COMMAND

Complaint is being made about the
new system of the Wilmington Il New
Castle railway, whereby the second fare
is taken up at Rose Hill Schoolhouse,
instead of at Eden Park The change
makes It impossible to make use Of the
transfer system of the Wilmington City
Railway in riding to and from New
Castle. -1FF .pE
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13
SENATOR ADDlGKS OF DELAWARE.

How tho Gas Man is spoken of at Newport,
Rhode Island.
A Wilmington woman, while on a
visit to Newport, r. l., this season,
was driven around by. a hackman, who
pointed out the residences of various
notables.
"Thore, "he said, sis the residence
of Senator Addicks of Delaware.
''Why he's not SENATOR" exclaimed
tine woman.
THAT is what he is known as here"
replied the driver.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13

A horse belonging to Banks Brothers,
who tenant the Joseph Tatnall farm at
Stanton, was killed by lightning OH
Saturday night. 1t was standing under
a largo ash tree when the lightning
bolt shattered the tree. The electricity
ran down one fork OF the tree and
thence by wire jumped from the limb
to the trunk. leaving ripped bark to
mark its path.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13
EASE AND DISEASE.

A short Lesson on the Meaning of a
unn) 20 Familiar Word.
Disease is the opposite of else. Webster
defines disease as lack of ease. uneasiness,
trouble. vexation, disquiet." 1t is a condi-
ton due TO some arrangement of the physi-
ease" from which people suffer is due TO
impure blood. Disease of this kind is cured
by Hoods Sarsaparilla which purities. en-
riches and vitalizes the blood. Hoods SGr-
saparilla cures scrofula, salt rheuin. pini-
piles and all eruptions 1t tones the stomach
and creates good appetite, and 1t gives
reverses the condition of things, giving
health, comfort and cease in place of dis
ease.n .aO.t. .
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13

A man interested in the proposed
WiImineton " West Chester railway
said Saturday that all OF the right of
way for the line had been secured, ex-
cept through two or three farms, and it
is expected that that will be secured IN
a few days and road building will be
begun as soon thereafter al possible.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13
SHIPWREGKED CREW SAFE.

London, Eng, Sept. s.--The missing
members of the crew Of the wrecked
British steamer Indrn, which went
ashore below the Gull Of Alden August
Gath, while bound from Sonrabara Tor
the Delaware .I}realiwater, have been
found to have landed on the Arabian
coast near Makulla.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13

Mrs. Sarah r. Courtney, who has
been sleeping in outbuildings south OF
Market street bridge. was sent Fri
day by the police, to the county hos
pital. Her health is very much i'm
paired. Her 12-years-old son 10 being
cared for by the s. P. y. @.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13

All the world and his wife aud children
seem TO have bad cough. Nobody ought
to have one for more than titty1six hours at
be obtained everywhere. ,Haie's Honey OF
Horehound and Tar preyades the whole
country. The druggists are hound to keep
it, because 1t IS standard article, and there
never yet was u cough or cold obstinate
enough to resist its mitigating and curative
properties. Prices, 25c,, so cents and 81.
Great saving by buying large size.
Pixies Toothache Drops cure in one
minute. NJ
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13

According to the records of Seoretar.
Cafili Of the Board of Health, &
deaths, So births and Z marriages
We're reported in the city during tn
week ended at noon Saturday, while 70
the same period last year II deaths. !
births and 1S marriages were reported
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13
HIrons-Truitt wedding.

Miss Orenah Waller Hirons. {
Brandywine hundred ard DIR. GeorE
Weston Truitt Of Philadelphia wei
married on Wednesday night of la'
week at the BRIDES home, by the Rev
George F. Stiles OF Philadelphia,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13

Beautiful birds and fragrant flowers are
natures charm. but divinely lovely COM
plexion comes from the use of Glenn's Sui
phur Soap,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13

Washington, Sept. s.--The Censu
Bureau announces that the population
of Portland, Oregon, is 81, 426, a
against 40, 1856 in 1890, an increase
4A,04l, or 81. e5 per cent.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13

Benjamin r. Sorden of Greenwood
has been granted an original pension
of Sc per month and Jonathan Cook Of
| this city an increase to $40 per month.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13
FEARS FOR THE SAFETY OF
SABINE AND SABINE PASS.

Beaumont, Tex. Sept 10. The gravest
fears are entertained here for the safety
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13
AUTHORIZED TO SETTLE
THE CHINESE TROUBLE
Extraordinary Power Given to
Earl II Hung Chang.
CAN USE HIS OWN DISCRETION
Not Required to Refer Terms
to Emperor.

His Credentials Are Adequate to Meet All
the Objections Heretofore Raised rs to
His Power to Negotiate for Peaoe-Chi-
nese Mipisters Also Authorized.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13

New York, SEPT 10. jefferson Selig-
man of j. d w. Seligmau y Co. of this
city has contributed $1,000 for the
benefit of the sufferers by the Calves
ton floods. The firm will also act as
agent in receiving and forwarding con-
n buttons.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13
GALVESTON, TEXAS,
IS ALMOST IN RUINS
island City Was Swept by the
ss Tropical Storm.
THE LOSS or LIFE FRlGHTFUL
Damage Estimated at Ten
Millions. &w.

There is Not Building in the City That
Was Not Damaged to Some EStent-rhe
Gravest Fears Are Entertained for the
safety of Sabine and Sabine Pass.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13
RELIEF FUND STARTED.

fjemn, er,, COL. Sept, 10. The follow
ing telegram has been sent 70 the Dali
las, Texas, News by the Denver Re-
publican:
The-Dcnver Republican has started
a relief fund for Galveston with sub
soription of 800, and will push the
movement with all possible vigor. Den
yer will respond vigorously.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1900-09-13

A superstitious individual says it 10
a bad sign to. write another mans name
on q note. W
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-09-22

DR.. w. p. hoy.

Williamsburg. Va
OFFICE HOURS
Every day. : TO 1oR m
Tuesday. Thursday and Saturday
nights. : 70 10 a m.
Can - found over l. Reolev'S D-uc.
Sso-s day or riShs- Win anSwcr calls at
any hour.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-09-22
FRUIT LOSING ITS TASTE.
HRny Varieties. Says This Man. oacs
Lu~eiOu. becoming Very
Instpid.

What has become Of the fruit that
used 10 faster" asked the distracted
man who had Just taken a bite from
a peach that glowed in delicate shades
OF pink and gold. relates the New
York sun. where are the peaches
that used 20 have the real taste and
juice and favor and were a delight
20 eat? l have just paid FIVE cents
for a large deliciOus-looking peach
that Is as dry as sawduSt and as 1T
tie more 20 suggest that il is fruit
and not cotton batting. Such beauti-
full colors I have never seen before.
and 80 far as their merely spectacular
features are concerned the peach Of
the day is great Improvement on its
predecessors But "a is OF no earthly
use for any purpose. IL Is dry and
havOriess and does not repay the
trouble OF eating IL. can remember.
however. quite another peach which
was common enough some years ago.
although il seems 10 be rare enough
now. The good pears are as difficult
20 find as the peaches. and the quail
fly OF the ordinary run L. Just as poor.
They are more beautiful than ever
10 look az. but are tasteless. Noboty
seems able 10 tell just why fruit
should have lost its quality so com
pletely. But the fact is remarked by
everybody. All l can say is that
these two particular kinds OF fruit
would never have gained their pres
ent reputation II they had always
tasted as they do now. As the fruit
stands grow large and elaborate the
quality Of the fruit itself seems 10
become poorer and poorer.-
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-09-22

Dimcusty In obsaf.isx for Her IN
Washfnstos the Sceiosfos Orb
estsif~ns Requires.

The Turkish minister 10 Washing
ton finds IL extremely difficult TO Sc
eiude his wife as completely from pub
lie gaze as the customs of his coun-
try require. These difficulties have
been greatly increased OF late by the
arrival at his home OF son and heir.
for the curiosity to see ~the little
Turk is overweering. The new baby
has a wonderful wardrobe sent from
Paris. the clothes in oriental designs
and fabrics.
As no man may enter the apart
menss Of Turkish lady. madame is
attended by Mrs. Jung. wife Of the le-
CATION physician. who is herself
skilled doctor with diplomas from
home and foreign schools
In spite Of the oriental ceremony
and mystery with which Ali Baby
is surrounded. he is being brought mp.
50 far as essentials go. on n very
American plan.
Nine. Furrough has with her her
young sistcr-in-law. who has received
with her the few times that madame
has been in the legation parlor. No
man. OF course. attended these recep-
eto-S- NAhc- uItoNNn = Shliac0
horsewoman and her close coufine-
ment 20 the house in Washington has
told upon her health.
The marriage OF Ali Furrcugh Rev
was a love match Of the most ardent
sort. When the minister was sent &C
America he left his beautiful wife in
her native land. but returned a. soon
as possible and made the necessary ar.
engagements Tor moving the household
20 America. To do this he was
obliged 20 make VOW that the WON.
en- folk should remain as secluded as
IN their Turkish home. just how
difficult that VOW has been 20 keep
any American viii know.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-09-22
IS THE GIRAFFE corEes
rhe Less-Neck~d Anissas s<eus -
ne FefiowtsE the serth
American Bison.

Cosmopolitan sportsmen who have
hunted in the cifferen: countries of
the world agree that the giraffe is one
of the most highly priced game ami
mails OF the world. II is generally be-
ueved, though. that this animal is al
most extinct Once il was quite album
dant in South Africa. but il was ruth
iessly slaughtered b. the native hunt
ers there until il has become a rare
animal there.
A writer TO the Field. OF London. as
ssrts that giraffe are Stiil to be found
In considerable numbers in Angola
Portuguese West Africa. and that II il
hkely TO be many years before these
splendid animals are exterminated.
The giraffe is known 20 the Angola
natives as ondue. Its range does not
extend in this region beyond the fif-
teenth degree OF south latitude
* Is hoped that these animals NAV
be preserved in their native lair. n
would be a grand work for the inter-
rational organization for the preser-
vatiOn Of African big game which xas
recently formed 80 exert itself for The
preservation OF this animal.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-09-22
THE SHEEP STATES.
New Mexico and Moatkaa Lead, bat
Ohio Il Doing Very
Well

To-day the seat OF the safeguarding
industry OF the union has shifted from
the mi0cle west 20 the plateau region
between the Rockies and the Sierras,
writes Capt. J. II. McClintock. in Aims
lees. Ohio is still doing very wen in the
business, with nearly 100000 head
but she has dropped from first 10
fourth in the list OF mutton produc-
ing states New Mexico Is at the head.
with more than 100000. Montana
has nearly as many, while Wyoming
leads Ohio closely by 3 few hundred
thousand head Idaho closely follows
Ohio in rating. Oregon. California and
Texas each has about 2.5O0. 900 sheep.
The Navajo Indians OF Arizona are a
material factor in the wool market.
The tribe is wealthy through its fioeks.
The tTihesmen are believed 10 own lit
tie short Of 10000 head. the care
of the fiacks and the weaving Of wool
being almost the sole occupation OF
the 1900 Indians Singular TO relate.
only smaE part of the Navajo wool
crop i worked up at home into the
wonderful blankets that have made the
tribal name famous. Only the coarser
ana cheaper blankets are now made Of
the native wool The up-to-cate Nava 10
weaver uses Germantown yarn and
Diamond dyes.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-09-22

The coor. cussin' myself for q carneu
coward. There &c been thiukiu' bout
myself al the time when the other fel
Ter was sleepiu' ia the open. and the
bear would be sure TO visit him after
fnishin' with me, And he'd been kind
enough 20 save me from buruin' I'D
too. I run out hollerin' 70 him.
Look out. parCDcr. there's erizzI,
aroun6i'
Tell me some news. VIII you - cs ne
e Croutv voice. out q the air. IL seemed
70 me- Hooked mp and saw something
dark Up the oak tree. shout IS high a.
q man could vel 20.
You're roossin' high say~. Dc
he take after vouT
I seen Im a-comin' and sldn'f
stop for lunch says he. Ne blankets i
ribbons. and he's cat everything hut
the AK and fryin' pan.
Well. slide down and make a break
for the cabin he sin't in sight now
Thank ye. I'm comfortable says
be-
However. talked him into comm
down and be mace pretty run for the
cabin 7 couldn't have beat il myself
anc YVES pretty spry in ihose days
We slipped in and PropHed the door
arc h. began 20 cuss fool who would
come away and forgit his am1Nunition
Daylight was an awful lone time
a-comin'. but il showed Up last. We
built 8 FIRE and MADE some coffee. but
we didn't fry no bacon
The other feiler seemed kinder blue
I felt sorry for him. 30 SAYS.
Ny friend. you can have this ranch
con't Ike 10 interfere with anvboSv's
Piass. and my buSi ness il town Is press
in anyway. You can have my blan-
kets and what grub Is left. and I'll bid
you gocd-by-'
NO you don't he hollered. Jump
In up. THE ere ranch Is yourn. was
only jokin' last night The climate ere
cont agree wi me. must De on
i couldn't think Of it, saysI. You
can make a nice home out Of IL. Good
luck 70 you
means what I says he growls.
real huffy. This ere ranch Is yourn.
and cont try 20 insult me by insinlvat-
ing that I'm tryin TO git il awsy from
you
wei. the upshot Of fl was that we
had bigger quarrel than we had the
night before"
Ezra Tucker laughed and slapped bis
knee.
But how cid II come oat7" asked tbs
seputy Assessor.
oh. the other feller - Rose. my part
GER We got over our scare and we
both stayed. There's Rose comm now,
and guess dinners ready."-St. Louis
Globe-Democr1t.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-09-22

kineer Sngel riclzv6 ID q long s-fcir
and h-ecau PC knock ~ the boards that
was afre. huf The idiot that built the
cabin had nailed 'em from the INSIDE.
and when ! knocked EN- of they al
tumblet inside. O.; course. an6 hac %
run FRI arf drag EN- out. and 7 burnt
ny hands pretty bad. The other feller
had been s,au1in' OF. laughin- kinder
sarcastic
Much obieegeS 20 you for wakta'
ne says, as Re STARTED back 70 his
camp
-Sich blamed ca-eiessnosS 7 never
see.' he grows. You've got % repair
my cabin OF pay sor it.
I cut Few saplin's and s,i en- MP
nEin Tie open end 81 The cabin II was
moonlight and I could SO pretty wei.
Then ! crawleL into the bunk acain. 7
didn't prop The door THE siuie. but
wished had after,Varf NY hands hur-
me So oar that ] couldn't sicep and
turned and twisted for an hour
AL at once heard something. Nv
blood al turned 20 ice and my hair
lrisrl el like 8 shoe brush II was g
SOFT bar heavy tread and q iouS. hoe.sse
hrta thin jts- outside the cabin closa.n
my heal- And then I smeit sornefhf-s
like q piggy KNEW well enough " h1s
if Wa There was only the thickness
% split ciapboarc between ne auc =
biz grizzly beari
Il began TO think Ike CT ain lightning.
The notEun-'tUa'n't loaded. anc II 4
had been charged TO the muzz.e 'txou.d
Only sting him a16 make him as mad -
u j D
eros beams pshawt Thev wa'n't
seven feet from the ground and one
scoop % his paw wc1ld bring ne down
Ike ripe p.um-
No, thiniin' Of anything sensibls
70 Go. ciGn't e no;hin'. but KEEP IS
stil a. ever KEEP Dr. my Efo fairy
shrunk up Ike withered potato
The tresr walked slowly around the
cabin. breathin' a. Il he had the asth-
ma. Pretty soon saw him through
the sap4u's. sEd knew he could brush
EN- away ike smoke. he lifted I'D his
bic head AID looked toward me. and I'll
take nv solemn oath that he VAS big.
ger than any bull that ever pa we'd tie
earth He stuck out his nose and
sniffec with dreadful noise tried &c
thiuk Of the Lorc's Prayer.
Bat pretty soon he moved OF and ]
heard hin ehonpin' the bacon rinds
outside He walked around the CO bin
four times and every time he stopped
suc sniffec closer 80 The sapisn's Twas
oniy the smell Of The FIRE that KEEP hh
from comm in. that's sure. Then
moved OF, for oicn't smell him an,
more
All OF sudden ] made one jump T.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-09-22
Henley & Phillips,
INSURANCE.

We desire to thank our GUS
toners for theirlibreral pat
ronage in the past. And TO
assure them that we are pre-
pared to handle any Insur-
ance they may desire. wheth-
er Life, Fire, Accident. In
demnity, Burglary, Plate
Glass or any other. We rep
resent only first-class com
panies.
PENINSULA BANK BUILDING,
Williamsburg, Va.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-09-22

Oiaess fsng In Europe.
The yellow and red Spanish nae
the oldest Of any rsed By the Ia.
cPssn powers, - - was 6yst aevn
\ lisa
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-09-22
Williamsburg Market Report.

Corn-White corn coo.
Oats-Mixcd. 4Oc: white IS: seed so,
Mil Feed-Bran per ton. $50; middling
$50 PER ton.
Hsy-So. Timothy hay. SIT: mixed
40. ? Sl6.
Ponitry-C dickens. old. fat. 27@aOc:
spring - Ia p, ducks 25c
ECgs-2oc per doz
Buttcr-Cood country. 25c
Country Hams-Sfuithfici1 far,r,- -
Virginia country, 12i-c
Potatovs-New. 6Oc per busheI
Sweet potatoeS.-per bu. soc.
tomatoes per PIX. 15c.
Peanuts-fancy. s.. 90.
Cabbage-S1 .25@ =. so DC. barr,l
Apples-Nirginia applesS1 .OOnSI. so
feacheS-N Virginia, 81 90 Der busbeI
Pincapplcs-6cQS &c
Flour-Market steady. spring wheat
patent. $40: winter wheat. $3.50
Meal-Per bag OF 100 ms. S1.4O
Shecse-Smail full cream. &c
l-ard-Purc butchers 1Ocfb
Lard-Bess compound SC.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-09-22

An interesting appliance used in
laying cables Is the submarine sen
try. and sounding machine. IL Is
often desirable TO keep the cable at
an even depth, especially out OF shah
low water. The kite or sound
ing machine. is set al the minimum
depth desired and thrown over the
stern. When the boat gets into shall
lower water than desired the lever
az the lover end OF the kite" strikes
the bottom. releasing the towline CT
one end. and SLOWING the kite to
come 20 the surface. at the same tiras
ringing slgasl bell on the bridge.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1900-09-22
TUCKER AND ROSE


1 atttr ouly Sc311uC forth therein the fiCsS~
sessions OF Tucker & Rose. Real es-
tate; : e Z. section &. township :
sOuth. range west etc. - sores or
shard. * acres pasture and hay land. &
acres timber lSnd>~
Wei You amt s-Eosn' before en-
Ger. 50 lest SET right down here said
Ezra Tucker. Ecnisily. and the tired Of
sciSl did not hesitate 10 sccept seat
N the cool veranda beside his host.
You've lived here = long time said
TIE deputy.
Twenty wears this spring. re-
Piled Tucker. Made some little
changes in that time. too. Mighty nigh
this whole claim Vas thick woods when
( fust seen IL.
Twas a curious thing. TOO. III tel
ron how twas Nou see. kinder cot a
lotion that j. would - = good idea 10
scke up some gov uent land. 80 rode
% here from Santa Cruz. rs mile. over
d Pcsky bad trait. and my friends. the
crawfords. over here On the San Loren
&C. they showed ne this orzr-er-sec-
ton.
There Was little shack O a cabin
OF the place. built bv Ton Tutor. =
feIler who used 70 hunt and trap for a
'irin'- bot Pc never rre-er nptsd the land.
snd a that time he'd gone 20 Arizona
- took MP the ranch. without any idee
90 trouble and then went back 20 santa
Nruz 20 rit some thirrS- cause 'cordin
-c law YOU had % hve or your claim six
months before you could prove mp.
hut the next time 7 come I'D. Nal
colin Crawford Re told me that he'd
heard there Wa another fciler pros
neciin round ny ranch He'd been up
There himself vith his gun 20 inquire
anonf IT, nut oicn't see nobody. hut he
s1io Ic better gtr up there as quick as
ne Loro would -ei ne anc hold down
- sam
=, -'.''z' '' l.N IoIo = cause
- = e Z me- lse- pr me WOODS
- i-'A 81 .'''.T' bacon. COT
80, &c '''-u. lsni me Q
80 s'o n.eht come ~
S- 'ns N~s mp 1ie'a BON oaF-
- 80 ~, - 8 JAZZ ana inen
-e' go 20 0lll-e -As an
-.
- - -. = i, -, 80 =
-. s,-,-.'- "a -. -. - -.
c.hi- ~. - go. s--.,--... 49,,
- -,,,s a. 80. = - - -
-hs-,,.v 80 s-rs- 49,. 80 T h,,-l- !
-. - =. I 49,. - -.
As / We ..spdi.' h. 49, ee.,-,r,v
er-ls-,. lrsr.s,.r 80, 2 -, -
pack on his back comm. az ~. -r.l.
re was stou, Ard hss 49, ,r.s n-r--v
80 ard wher n. 80 me 4. cot eui,e n
bit red6er. he oo-.e CD pufi5' ard
sceme6 pu- out boat something. and
.est then - come into nv head that
mebhs he was the Other teller.
WHAT SOU doin' in -ha- cabin?- p.
says. real cross.
Ny residence a. preseut.' ssys ].
Won't yor cone IMP
.Soue o. your blarssed SARGE wi me
he ssrs 'This ere s. nv claim. Ard
SAINT you 10 git OF IN directly
o. You're laborin' under a sigh; mis-.
take SAYS I. This H. nv claim. bur
you needn't b. IL a hurry boat Voin'.
STAY tin mornin'. anyway. Darnec fl
amt Glad Of company
wen. we ssIkeS awhile. and he ken
rittin' nader AID madden
You've 20, ~ acus--s-- % m.
COW he roars ont. put II II ,sa-r't for
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