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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-29

Edward Randall. who has been held In
the county istl on a charge of forgery
for some weeks past. yesterday pre-
scented a writ OF habeas corpus to the
court, stating that he had been deprived
OF hts liberty on unjust grounds, and
presented 10 tho court late yesterday ef-
t@rnoon. and whea the matter wae
brought 10 thu notice % Deputy Prose-
cutting Attorney Emory he stated that ne
would move 20 dismiss tha defendant on
the ground 81 insufficient; evidence 10
convict This motion was granted, which
made hearing on the writ supcrfluous.
aud the defendant was ordered released
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roR INJURED REGULATIONS.


Arthur mgeiow and Thai Rcse yester-
day cof1uc need actions 10 SECURE SO 600
damages each from tho Seattle Electric
Company. They atlege that they were
arrested at thu instance Of she company
on charges OF larceny, were deprived OF
their liberty for twenty -four hours, and
compelled to give bond.
They also allega thar preliminary
hearing was had before Justice Cam.
and that they were then discharged for
lack Of evidence. They feel that their
regulations have been damaged IN the
sum mentioned. and AZ general dam
ages and costs
The two men are electric iinemen. and
were formerly in the employ Of the Se-
attlc Electric Company. That company
accused them 81 stealing a largo amount
OF cuppec wire. and II was on that
charge that thoy wers arrested and held
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John OMEN gave Detective Phiihrick
a lively chase down Second avenue and M
Washington street last night in des-
parafe attempt 20 - ape arrest FOR beg
cling on the strcetA lie vas arrested ~
phnbrick on Third street while solicit
ins ruonaV from passers-uy. When ascend
ing the rteps a. police headquarters
O'NrW suddenly tarned and ran down
Jefferson street. thence into second ave-
nus south sud up the interesting thar-
Qughfarm he was overtaken BY PM
trlck before ne had proceeded far on
Warrington street
90 70 SHINING for bicycle rrpaira
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Ius,l T. Wakrfei9 yesterday ianflfgied
s1if fhr sffrrrs from oscar ~ wake
esff - -hnfs rfe Was married in Sanf-
49, etarsaosF hrr she asks SRI ah9elgte
a..~ree nw&rtlng her fae caFiafT of
fNet~ eaTn
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VERDICT roR DEFENDANT.

Sentence was deferred. and the defendant
was returned 90 jail
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Big Sale.
ys.al Glassware

We arc Cutting Prices
all to Pieces During Cur
Big Clearance sale.
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Great American Importing Tea Co.
s sSs s.ss d. Az. Seattle.
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90 70 spinning foF bicycle rvpalra
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KING or THE OPIUM Ring.

PRICES. SO. sau. - end 1oc- nox ~
s,e nssa % g. ~ 90 So ~
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FINE ENTERTAINMENT
Under Auspices of tho Arab Patrol of
Osiris Temple at the Arion Hall

Last Night.
Those fortunate enough to be present
at the Arion Hall last evening Witness
cd . fine entertainment, given under
the auspices of the Arab Patrol OF
Osiris Temple. a. A, 0. n. NJ. S. The
occasion was the first annual opera and
ball complimentary to the Masonic fra
ternity aud their ladies'. The first
part OF the programme consisted OF the
following programme, furnished by the
International Grand Opera Company.
Keller Bella
Opera House Orchestra.
Quartetto from "Rigoletto"., Verdi
Messrs; William Stephens Arthur
Baritone solo-Torreador Song. from
'' Mr.. Arthur Il. seaton:
contralto Solo-"Bliss Forever Past"
from bohemian Girl ............. Balfc
Miss Kathryn Tennien.
Duet. Baritone and Tenor-"Lost Pro,
- MIR. A. r, scaton and Mr.. W. Ste
p,.,o cou,a,a. n"'ns.
~ Mir. c. p. Lorraine.
DuOtt. contrnlto and Barltone-"Gpes.
Mr.. 4. Il. sGaton and Miss Knih.
ryn Tennicn.
Messrs. Stephens. Lorraine. Scaton
and Miss Ticnncn and Madam VI
cini. aE. -s
The company then rendered COM
pletc production OF Pletro Mascagni's
opera, "cavallcria Rusticann." The COM
pany s. an excellent one, and contains
u. mum .r of good voices. They Great
cd q good impression. and would be
welcomed back 10 the city at any time.
The famous IntermeZzo. ave Maria"
sung by Miss Kathryn Tcnnion. with
full orchestral accompaniment. created
profound impression. Miss Tcnnion
Possesses n rich. deep contrnlto voice.
and her rendition Of this beautiful song
left nothing to DO desired. The. whole
wns q rare musical treat. and the COM
pany Ia the best heard In this city for
q long time.
After the performance luncheon was
discussed In the cafe, between the
hours Of $3.50 D. m. and 2 o'clock a. III.
The parlors and card room were open
between s and IL, and all 40 disposed
INDUCED In euchre and pedro. Many
spirited contests OF the plsteboards
were waged during the evening.
At the conclusion of the operate
performance tho floor was cleared for
dancing, and those so disposed trlpped
1t until 2 o'clock this morning. A dance
programme OF sixteen numbers wns
discoursed by the Opera House orchcs-
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The George PAUL. Funeral.

The funeral or the late George PAUL
occurred yesterday afternoon at =
o'clock from the family residence on
South Penn Street, Island. and wan at
tended by q large number Of friends OF
the well known business man. The SER
vices were conducted by Rev. Jncob
Nottingham, bf St. Luke's, and REV. j.
II. Littall, OF the Second United Presby.
terrain church, who paid high tributes
TO the deceased, The following friends
and business associates acted as pail
bearers: Myron Hubbard. James p.
Maxwell. Charles II. Copp. T. NJ. Dnr-
rnh. John Watcrhouse md Josiah Sin
clair, the latter OF Benwood. This. Inter-
b1cnt followed ut Greenwood.
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2, M. C, A. Meetings.

The young mems meeting at thu
Young Mems Christian Association TO-
morrow afternoon will be OF more than
ordinary interest. The meeting Will be
held in the hall at o'clock. The music
will be an attractive feature. Henry
n. Russell, esq. Will read Mr.. Rouse-
velt's address. Vice Presldcnt-elec:
Theodore Roosevelt viii deliver an ah.
dress in New York City Sunday after
noon. that will be read in all the Youne
Mems Christian Association meetings In
the United States at the same time. All
men are invited to attend the meeting
The Saturday evening meeting will be
held at the Association building as
usual.
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IFOU.R.YEAR.OLD
DORA GOLD DIES
TERRIBLE DEATH.
In tho Absence Of Her Parents She
Nt and Her Brother Were Play
ing With Matches.
RAN SCREAMING ] INTO YARD
A Mass Of Flames, and Before Assist
ance Came Received Fatal Burns.
Death Ensued at 8 PM.

w. /. q !. y
5Four-year-old Dora Gold. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Gold, residing at the
corner Of Alley C and Msryet alley, in
the Second ward, met q terrible death
yesterday afternoon, being burned so
fearfully that death ensucd at 8. o'clock
last night. The circumstances. OF the
case are such that In some quarters the
parents are blamed with almost GRIM
inal negligence,
Both Mr., and Mrs. Gold are away
from their home during the mornings
and afternoons, and have been in the
habit Of leaving their two children
alone In the house. They have been
warned by neiShbors that the children
were habitually playing with matches
and that something would happen to
make them regret their carelessness.
The expected happened yesterday,
when Dora Godl. their little daughter,
while playing with matches, dropped
one into the folds Of her dress, which
almost Instantly was mass of flames.
The little girl and her brother rushed
into the yard, both screaming for sue
cor, Motorman Sylvls, an employee Of
the Wheeling Railway Company, lives
in an adjoining house. and was attract
ed by the children's cries. He dashed
the little girl to the ground and extln-
gushed the flames with some difficulty.
DR.. L. D. Wilson was summoned, and
an examination of the little girl show
ed that she was burned fearfuly from
head TO foot. only a part of her face
and chest escaping. She was taken to
the City Hospital, and at 9 O'clock last
night death relieved her agony.
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DIED INA BAGNIo.
A Travelling Man Dies in q House Of
m-Fame as a Result of an Overdose
of Morphine.

Of Morphine.
Yesteray morning, about 10 o'clock,
William Lockwood. q travelling sales
man, died in the house of prostitution
conducted by Nellie White, on Eoff
street. as result Of an overdose of
morphine. The body lay on the floor
in the parlor of the house until II
o'clock. when 1t was removed to the
undertaking establishment OF Foster &
Watkins. and prepared for burial. The
police were notified Of the sad occur.
renee, and Detective McGulgan was de-
tailed on the case.
The dead man had been indulging
freely In intoxicants during the past
few days. and was we'll known to the
gambling fraternity here. He came to
this city from Columbus. Ohio. about
two weeks ago. He was thlrty-flve
years Of age, and investigation revealed
the fact that he was from Wililamsport,
Maine.
The White woman said the dead man
came to her house early Thursday eve
ming, and slept downstairs on lounge,
He had been frequent visitor to her
place during the past two weeks. lie
had been drinking heavily, and was adj
dlcted to the use OF morphine.
Coroner Schultze was notified. and
yesterday afternoon the inquest was
held Several witnesses were heard,
and their testimony corroEorated with
that OF Nellie White. The result Of
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OI,e Jntelliglc,,err,
ONCE: 20 and 81 Fourteenth Street.
New Advertisements.

There Arc Lots of Men-Nay's-Elghth
standard Diarics-stanton's Old City
Book Store. N. =
Like Mother Used to Make"-sam B
Mckee Co.-Elshth Page. -
Established lST5-G. O. Smith.
Special Bargains-Orloir l.. Zane.
Ladies' and Children's Wrap Sale-J. s
Rhodes e. Co! ~"
List OF Letters.
Lost-A Gold Watch
Wanted for Spring Busness-Thlrd
Page.
An Educated, Refined Young Woman
Third Page. =
Final cIearancc-Geo. E. stllel & Co.
Fifth Page. &
$50 Corduroy Pants for Sl.gS-McFad.
den'S-Second Page. -"
Three Sample pr!ces-Geo II. Shook 6
CO.-Eighth Page. =
Page. - -"
Lost-Physician's Satchel.
PATENTS and Trade Marks-H, E. Dunbar
Lists Home Liver pills. "
J: q. Kline. l0l6 Market Street,
How Do You Do?-White Swan Laundry
New Years Go0ds-H. +. Bchrens CO.
Real Estate Bulletin-C. A. Shaeter &
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Aubrry DRAMATIC Company.

I'VE 'Uns OF Tennessee" was produced
In a complete and artistic manner at
the matinee. and "Sappho" ut night by
the Aubrey Dramatic Company ut the
Grand Opera House, yesterday. Both
were equal IL not superior to somo pro-
ductlons given at high prices. The An
brey company Is exceptionally strong
and It's plays are above the average
and arc nll superbly mounted. The
very successful engagement will con-
clude with two performances to-day OF
Katie Emmett's famous success. Lost
In New York."
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new YEARS. RECEPTION
At the 2. N. G. A. Promises to be an
Event of Unusual Enjoyment-An
Entertainment in the Evening.

At the 2. N. G. A. Promises to be an
Event of Unusual Enjoyment-An
Entertainment in the Evening.
The Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion extends New Years greeting to the
young men Of Wheeling and invites
them to call at the building ut any time
between the hours Of 3 and 7;3O O'Clock
next Tuesday. There will be orchestra
music, parlor games. good fellowship,
bowling contests. match games OF bas-
ket ball and refreshments served by
ladies'. In the evening there will be m
entertainment Of melody and mirth.
Fred High. humorist. ventriloquist and
impersonator, has been secured for the
evening. Below Is the programme:
Over the Hills from the Poor House..
Scene from Shakespeare's Tragedy,
Richard Ill.
"Watchin' the courtln'," with side re-
through the window at the school teacher
counting the red-headed boys sister.
Mr.. High.
Vocal Solo,. Mrs. Flora Williams
Death OF Little Mphaly Ashcraft
sivio Sylvesto vs.. Sullivan (o)." italian
Dialect.
notwithstanding five scenes from q
Christmas life.
MIR. High,
Mandolin Solo,. .Frod c. Meyer,
OF Philadelphia
Vocal Solo Miss Ruth Hall
Miss O'Muiligan learn to ride bicycle.
Humorous Irish dialect.
Old Acc. cTwo young men love the same
girl. They both own fast horses. They
meet, race for the girls love. and incl
dentally her heart. A great love story.
MIR. High.
Vocal Solo. Mrs, Flora Williams
Baritone Solo-"Asleep In the Deep"
\ Popular Coon Song.
Rip Van Wrinkle. representations.
VentriloIulsm. and Millinery (Assisted
by "Dick O'Brien" and Joe Jackson.")
Mr.. High.
Ladies' are admitted to the evening
entertainment, which Is free. but as the
hail Is always crowded for the New
Years entertainment seats cannot be
promised unless reserved. Seats can
be reserved for ten cents.
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ana ma and with those famous fun
makers, Edward and Llbbie Blondell
IN the roles OF "The Kids" laughter
snocla reign supreme during the Ell.
easement. The balance Of the com.
pany Is made up of artists well known
10 the Misunderstanding public, and In
GUIDES such clever people as Eckert
ana Heck, Hennins Trio. Little tand
prltzkow. Henry Berseman, Henry
Dunn and many others.
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The Last opportunitu.

Water rents are now due, and aro
subject to n discount Of 10 per cent.
If paid before December 81, Not tnk.
ing advantage Of this discount is
equivalent to borrowing money ut
the rats Of 40 per cent Per annum.
Can you afford thisp Remember, in
order to save the discount you will
have to pay your bill on or before
Monday, December 81. Office open
every night this week until 8 o'clock.
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B. g. O. Mon 1nstructed.

AS tho now rules on the baltimore
&. Ohio railroad so into effect the first
Of the year the conductors md engin-
GERS have been receiving instructions
Mt the Benwood Junction Office OF the
company. where school OF instruction
has been established. during the past
three weeks. The work OF teaching The
engineers IL In the hands OF Lee Wits,
OF this city, veteran engineer, and
John Hickey instructs the conductors.
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WINTER COMFORTS.

Jaros' Underwear.
Dent & Adler Gloves.
Wool Knit Jackets.
Wool Office Coats.
Oxford .lufIilerettes.
Wool and Cashmere 4 Hose-a
lender-25c a pair.
Suit Of Clothes = overcoat and
Trousers made to order on short no.
tice. c. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable Tailors and Fine Fur
nishers, 1321-1323 Market ST
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ira. and this feature Of the programme
proved a most delightful one. sf
The committee having the affair IN
charge, and to whose Jealous efforts
the credit Of Its success is due was Us
follows: W. w. Irwin, r. P. Hobb. G.
NJ. Ford. ]. W. Herbert, ]. 7. Rankin,
T. N. Barton and NJ. NJ. Jones
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming Of Wheeling Peo-
pie and Visitors.

Going and Coming Of Wheeling PEG.
pie and Visitors.
William Hanen, of Cincinnati, is the
guest OF friends in the East End.
Miss Mary Childers, OF Warrington.
Is visiting friends on Eighteenth street.
Mrs. Louis Welt, of Washington. Pa.
was calling on relatives on South Eoi[
street yesterday.
Miss Ellie ,Kilgorc, Of New Castle,
Pa, is visiting Squire c. S. Greer. on
South Eoff street.
Mrs. Thomas O'Brlcn, jr.. returns to-
day from Baltimore. Nd. where she
has been the guest OF her parents for a
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fox (nec Mabel
McCulloch. daughter OF Zane Mccul-
loch, formerly OF McCuitoch's Ridge.
Ohio county, W. Va.) OF Kansas CITY.
Mo-. on their wedding trip visited Mrs.
Fox's parents home. Bristol. Harrison
county, W. Vn. They arc now visiting
Mrs, A. w. North, aunt of Mrs. Fox
DR.. ]. NJ. Cooper's family. and other
relatives and friends. before returning
to their home.-Wcllsburg Herald.
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10000.

Wo hnyc flttcd more than twenty
thousand pafrs Of SpectRcles giving ,is
record and experience unet,iinlicd by
an! other optlcian In West Virginia.
satisfaction guaranteed. 80
JACOB W. GIsUBB, OpticInu.
No. 1900 Market Street.
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for Jesus" Watch meeting New Years

Wayman Chapel, A. NJ. e church,
Rev. ]. NJ. Gllmere. pastor-Preaching
Mt l0:45 a. IN. and 7:i5 p. M, by the
pastor. Sunday school at $50 p. m,
Watch meeting Monday evening at 10
O'Clock. 80
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Rev. G. +. Fisher was Installed pas
tor Of the West Alexander Presbyterian
church. Thursday. December 81. Rev.
w. E. Allen, of Elm Grove. preached
the sermon. DR.. Henry Woods, of
Washington. Pa. giving the charge to
the people, and Rev. Frank Fish, OF
Claysvllle. Pa. giving charge to the
pastor. Seven persons were present
who were ut the installation of DR..
Lester, In 1854.
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Wesley NJ. L. chnrch-Scrvices at
1880 n. m. and !7:3O p. m. Sunday school
at 2 p. m. The pastor will preach at the
morning service. topic. "A Retrospect"
At the evening service, DR.. a. Moore.
presiding elder, Will preach and admin
lister the Lords Supper, A cordial in
vitation Is extended to church MEM
bers and friends to attend.
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North Street NJ. E. church-Prcaching
Sunday Mt 1880 q. m. and 1880 p. M, by
the pastr. Rev. C. B. Graham. Morning
subject. "a Retrospective View Of Dr.
vine Favors." Evening subject. IAN
Important Personal Question" Sunday
school at . p. III. Epworth League de-
votional meeting at p. m. Watch
meeting from . to u o'clock Monday
evening. Special meetings during the
week. All ure invited to attend. #
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The Sunday school of the German
Methodist Episcopal church, Rev. L.
Allingcr pastor, will meet at 9:15 a. M.
as usual. Preaching at 1880 n. M.
theme. Heart Searching ut the Close
OF the Year" Meeting of the Epworth
League at Z p. m. Preaching at 1880 p.
M, theme, THE Most Prominent Fca-
lures Of the History of the Nineteenth
Century" with an application. a fine
musical programme will be rendered by
the choir In connection with this social.
On Monday evening. beginning at 10 p.
M. an old fashioned Methodist watch
meeting service will be held.
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Vance Memorial-Servlces will bc he,d
ms usual Mt IL n. m. and T.30 y, m. Thc
subject for the evening sermon will bc
TIE Last Message OF n Dying Cen.
fury" The praise service music Of losi
SABBATH evening Will be repeated, -
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Chnpllne Street NJ. +. church, Rev. ].
3. Robinson. pnstor-Morning s,ibiect
sunday, Christ Words the Life OF His
Church" Evening subject, mo Room
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First Presbyterian church-The pas
tor. Rev. D. A. Cunningham. D. D., will
preach at 1880 n. m. and 7:90 D. m.
Morning subject. "out of the Old Into
the New" Evening subject. 1.-THE Re-
View" Sabbath school at 9sl5 n. M.
Memorial chapel school. Eighteenth
street, above Jacob. at $50 p. IN.
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,o@~SNS~SN~~~o
ADJUSTMENTS.


eSS.S'~N@~~~~~Na
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First United Presbyterian church.
Services VIII be conducted by the Rev,
A. X. Robinson, OF Martins Ferry, Ohio.
ut the usual hours, 1880 Il. m. and 7:3o
p. M. Sabbath school ut Up. m. Chris.
tian Union Mt $40 p. m. Strangers and
others are cordially invited, : sou :" =
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First Baptist church. Rev. Martin W.
Buck. pastor-The usual preaching SER
vices Mt 1890 q. m. and 1880 p. M, con-
Quoted by the pastor. Sunday school at
9:15 u. M. also at Chapel A. corner Of
Broadway and Maryland streets. and
at Chapel B, 2S06 Eoff street, at $3.50 p.
m. Monday night watch service will
be held, commencing at 10 o'clock. The
meeting Will open with 4 praise service,
after which the ordinance of baptism
Will be administered. A short sermon
by the pastor, and the last half hour
spent In testimony and prayer will be
the main features of the service.
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The services of the Second United
United Presbyterian church, at a. o.
U. W. hall. Sabbath morning at 1880,
and IN the evening at 7:30. will be con
Quoted by J. II. Llttell, pastor OF the
Christian Union at 6:45 p. m. " 80
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The Sabbath school of the Second
United Presbyterian church will hold
Its Christmas treat and entertainment
at Odd Fellows hail. corner of Twelfth
and Chapline streets, on Monday even
Ing, December 81, at 1880. a pleasing
programme has been arranged and the
evening will be n delightful one. s1Is
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1900-11-08
saved vbt HANKS MONEY.

whenever | buy anything" once
said Russell Sage in telling the story,
81 make it a rule to talk with the sales
man. | am member Of a great many
different boards of directors in a great
many lines of investment and | often
find this Information of great service.
Some time ago | went into a large
clothing store to buy suit of clothes
at low price that | had seen adver-
tised. | bought the clothes for $14, !
think, and il talking with the clerk |
found the lot had been sent to his store
from a big manufacturing concern 10
be sold on commission. | got them for
less than cost. Now, | have kept a
general store and understand that bust
ness, and there is no money in that
sort Of thing.
"a few weeks afterward this manu-
featuring concern applied to one of the
banks | am connected with for large
loan. Their credit was apparently all
right, but on the strength Of what
had learned | held up that loan, and a
short time later the concern failed. -
Saturday Evening Post,