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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-03-29
Opening at Badgett's.

The spring and Easter opening at
Badgett's mercantile store announced
for this evening has been indefinitely
postpoued. Mr.. Badgett has prepared
an alluring exhibition Of fine crea-
tions in ladies' headwear aud dress
goods and invites inspection without
the formality OF a stated opening
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-03-29
Fresh groceries at Balentine..

FRESH groceries at BalentineS.
Croquet sets 76c and up at Burns
e P. Pen1eld, OF Chelsea, is in
town.
New stock Of queensware at Balen-
tines.
0. r. Wilson, Of Muskogee, is atthe
Cobb.
Moorish s'atueties and bric-a brac
at Ming's.
April showers came a little ahead of
schedule time.
A nice oliIce room to rent. See J.
C. Gray. 13O.tf
W. S. Edwards, Of Collinsyille, re-
turned home today.
A large new stock of lewelry at
Foreman's.
Benson Crockett has taken a posi-
tion at the KATY depot
Garden trowels and forks at Barns
Racket
Guy P. Cobb, revenue Inspector for
the Creek nation, is in the city.
Yale brand coffee is best; at Burns
Racket.
Deputy Federal Attorney Huckle-
berry returned % the city today.
Country hams and spring chicEens
at Cowaus. II
w. A p. Trudgeou, republican
politician Of Purcell, is sat the Cobb.
Cash paid for butter aud eggs at
Balentines
Millinery openings in Vinita most
always are accompanied by rainy
spell.
Another shipment Of garden seeds
at Ed Lees
Taylor Crutchfeld has an ulcer
forming on one Of his eyes. Dr, Louis
Bagby is attending him.
Vienna -four s22O per hundred at
Burns Racket.
Mrs. Hugh Reamer left last night
for Sedalia for the bedside OF hel
mother who is not expected to re-
cover
Jardiniers-a new line just received
at Burns Racket.
j. 4. Daily, an extensive contractor
of Nevada, Mo-, was here yesterday
aguriug on the Frazee-Builington
building.
Pure Hayilian china in sets or by
the piece at Burns Racket.
Do not forget the Exchange at Bad
gett's store tomorrow afternoon
which will be held by the women of
st. Johns Guild.
A great many nice things for The
kitchen at the New Hardware Store
Best quality Of babbitt metal foI
sale al inis Office al ltc. pound.
Attorney Josiah Davis, Of Fairland
who has been 10 attendance on th'
commissioner court viii return
home this evening.
Aluminium stove polish al Ed Lee IS
inc aud ounce bottles, at 10 and y
cents.
Tie charge Of selling liquor pcnd
ine against Repsie West has beer
dismissed by Judge DonCarlos be
cause Of tue lack OF evidence to sus
tain it.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-03-29
St Johns Church.

Services next Sunday Palm Sun
day. as usual. sunday school at 10 a.
M. morning prayer, ante communion
aud sermon at II a. mr and evening
prayer, aud sermon on tue 'Discip-
line Of the Willn at 1880 p. m.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-03-29
Dawes Commission Dates.

The Dawes commission has liked
the following dates and places for the
enrolment of Cherokee Freedmen:
Fort Gibson April to 30 inclusive
in 1901.
Vinita May to 25, 1901.
Nowata May 29 to June 20, 1901.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-03-29
Who Can Answer?

Editor Chieftain: Who composed
the democratic committee and where
did they get their authority to con
fer with the republican committee TO
get out this socalled non-partlsan
ticket published in The Chleftaln
Thursday evening? Please give the
citizens the names of those demo-
Gratis? A VOTER
our conundrum editor is in Kansas
Ask Bob O'Shea.
Children often inherit feeble diges-
tive power and collie of more or less
severe character results, when food IS
taken which is at all difficult to d.
gest. Whites Cream Vermifuge acts
as general and permanent tonic
Price. 25 cents. Peoples drug store.
DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-03-29
Weather Prediction.

For Vinita and vicinity:
Fair and colder tonight with
frost; fair Saturday.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-03-29
Today's Chicago Market.

! The appended quotations were Ie-
4 ceived today direct by wire from the
4 Chicago Stock Exchange by Mr.. G.
D B. Muropulos who oreceives quotations
hourly during the session OF the
4 board and who executes orders for
] purchase or sale for May delivery:
\ OPENING. CLOSING.
4 Wheat 7jS....... ....................7G .7GJ4
I Corn 43 3.................. i97,
J Pork 15. 27h ...................... 1880
4 Cotton 7,sS .......................... ....7s2
STTTTTTITTITIvTUuTTTYTI'
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1901-03-29
WANTS..

wanted-FOur pigs from 81 to 81 80 apiece.
Apply here. s2c
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-10
PERSONALS.

Mr.. George b. Reeve, general manager
of the Grand Trunk railway, was yester-
day elected director OF the Central Yer
mont railway In the stead of the late gen.
eral manager OF the Grand Trunk, Mr..
Charles M. Hays. MIR. Reeve, by virtue
Of his executive position, will be elected
chairman OF the board OF directors. Al
the same nesting the stockholders au-
thorized the execution of a mortgage
supplemental to a mortgage of May l,
1899, to the American Loan and Trust
company of Boston, OF the Houses Point
terminals recently acquired from the
Ogdensburg s. Lake Champlain railway.
Montreal Star.
Mr.. Charles W. Davis, OF the Merrill
Lunch syndicate, is spending few days
at his home In Springfield, MACS.
Hon. Leslie @. Cornish of Augusta
and John A. Merrill, EFq., OF Auburn,
were at the Congress Square hotel, yes
terday.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-10
BRIEF J0TTINGS.

=
Mr.. d. f. Gordon OF Lewiston, D. G.
W. of Portland lodge, N. e, o. p, will
hesat the next meeting, Jan. 18th, to in
stall the officers. Members of the order
ars cordially invited to be present,
In the municipal court yesterday morn
ing Harry Buckles for larceny was sent
to jail for four months, and Frank
ChaDlin for being a vagabond was sent
to jail for three months.
The drawer tender at Tukey's bridge
has returned to Commissioner of Public
Works Fernald the following statistics
of travel over that structure on Janu-
airy /: $50 vehicles, 275 pedestrians and
706 persons riding.
The fire committee Will soon place
with the Portland company an order for
q new boiler for the fire boat, for which
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-10
HARBoR NEWS.
Notes Gathered Along the
Water Front

"rhere has of late been a very brisk
demand for eggs" said MIR. j. IL. Blake
at his Office on Widgery's wharf yester-
day. Years ago-15 years ago or there
abouts-we ussa to do very extensive
business in this line and used to receive
as many as ten or fifteen cases a week
from the coast. Now we do not get more
than two or three cases, but even at.that
the business is much better. than IL was
two and three years ago. This season
there has bsen a big demand for eggs
which has resulted In many more hens
being raised down along the coast. IL
this condition keeps up / look for many
OF the farmers on the Maine coast going
into this industry. These eggs which we
receive are brought up on the packet YES
sails and are handled with such care and
painstaking that very few of them ever
break. We sell them in turn to the
wholesalers and 1t Is somstimes a month
before the eggs are reached by the con-
sumers. The cases contain either 30, 80,
40 or 90 dozsn each, the greater part
having 40 dozen. None of the cases have
an even so dozan, as there has not yet
been any invention whereby CASE can
hold that exact and convenient number.
Down here at the wharf we never keep
the eggs more than "a hours. We never
have occasion TO send any eggs from
Portland to the coast except for short
time during the midsummer season when
thsre ara calls from the hotels.
The fine weather of yesterday seemed
almost like simmer day in the harbor.
The water was as calm as could be and
only disturbed by the craft, shedding by.
There were more arrivals than for sew
eral days. A number of fares OF fish was
brought In besides many Holsters. One
of the leading dealers reported the arri-
val Of Sl00 Holsters. One.or two lumber
laden vessels also arrived. The steamer
dominion of the Dominion line came in
early in the morning from Liverpool
which port she left December 20. She
experienced a usual winter passage.
She had three saloon, three second cabin
ami A Storage passengers. The saloon
passengers were U. Il, Byers, w. Is. Sellar
and U. Stirling. There was also one
stowRway, Victor Peterson. who said
that he was "A years OF age and that his
home was In Chicago. He stated that he
had gone over to the Paris exposition and
that his money had given out. Showing
by papers that he WAS an American citi-
zen he was allowed to pass.
The Ottoman, also OF the Dominion |
line, sailed FOR Liverpool, taking full |
cargo, 669 head of cattle and 1874 sheep.
The fishing schooner Nellie Burns, came
In yesterday with the American flag at
half mast, A week ago the schooner
was fishing off Isle au Haut. One of the |
crew, named Warren Coudrey, OF Che
beague island, was pulling travis. When
last seen hs was working merrily away, |
but five minutes later when the other |
of the crew looked for him he |
had disappeared Ths opinion of those
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-10
FUNERAL OF MRs. PEARSON.

The funeral of Mrs. Samuel +. Pearson,
wife of Sheriff Pearson, was held at
O'Clock yesterday afternoon at her late
large attendance of people representing
all walks Of life. The fioral tributes
were many and beautiful and ware ar
ranged very tastefully about the purple
casket In which the remains rested.
Rev. Nicholas Il. Whitaker, ID. D.,
formerly pastor OF the Chestnut street
church. was the officiating clergyman
and spoke of the beautiful character and
life work OF Mrs. Pearson. Shaw's quar-
tette rendered several selections
The pail bearers were Messrs. Eben
Swasey, L. ID. Austin, La III. Leighton
and v. u. Bray.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-10
YouR HousE or

LAND by advertising In
~the DAILY PRESS. Has
more real estate ads than
than any other p a p er.
Reaches more probable
buyers. IS cents a week
for 40 words.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-10

81, 515 were Appropriated at the last meet
ing of the city government. The ANIMAL
report or the fire department this year
win show that the fortnight's fire on
Peaks island last summer cost the city
about $1,000.
The annual banque. OF the Peaks ISL
and Fire Engine company was held Mon
day evening. A musical programme
was enjoyed at the close OF the banquet
and the large attendance OF members
and invited guests passed a very pleas ant
evening.
By comparing the work of the liquor
deputies in the Uespeaux and Pearson
administrations, IL Is found that during
the first seven days of January, 100,
Deputies Osborne and Gribben served A
liquor warrants and during the frat
week OF 1901 Deputies Plummer and
Skillings have served S4.
Mrs. Susan Graham Clarke will meet
any ladies who are interested In the
study o, the International Sunday
School lesson, at the Young Women s
Christian Association rooms tonight, at
s o'clock.
The police blotter for the first seven
days OF 1900 and 1901 shows II arrests for
intoxication during the former period
and seven during the latter.
The case of the five sailors, three Oleson
brothers, Hubner and Stilson, indicted
for ARRAY on Christmas morning, is
complicated by the condition of Martin
OLSON, who lies at deaths door in the
Maine General hospital. Yhe knife
wound In his back has affected the
spine, 1t is stated, and paralzyed his
legs. IL his condition does not speedily
improve, Silicon and the other two
blossoms will be tried in the Superior
court for atfray and Hubner held, 1t Is
said, to await the result Of Martins in
jnries.
Yesterday afternoon the Rumford Falls
case in the Supreme court was sent 10
the law court on report by agreement OF
counsel.
Court Falmouth, No g, F. of A.,
have arranged TO give a grand ball at
City Hail next Wednesday evening.
The committees OF this different clubs
appointed TO provide a suitable memorial
for the late Mrs Philip Brown, are re-
quested to meet the Clifford Club at the
Fraternity House, Monday, at 10 30.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-10
rae RUMMAGE SALE.

There was large and interested
number OF purchasers at the rummage
sale yesterday, and the ladies are very
much pleased with their opening sales.
The COMMITTEES earnestly desire that
the public send TO them any article in
mems, boys or women's clothing, as
there is great demand for : garments
of this kind. II postal Is sent to Miss
McIregor. 295 Spring street, she VIII be
pleased to serd for the same.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-10

Don't fail to C--G.W. b. OF the S. RIO.
NJ. V. p. At 50 Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-10
THE LINCOLN CLUB BANQUET.

The banquet committee of tue Lincoln
club held an enthusiastic meeting last
Dight and reported all arrangements per-
to celebrate the birth of Lincoln. The
banquet will be held at the Auditorium.
Manager Woodbury. of the Union Station
cafe will be the caterer. The speakers
have all accepted Invitations TO be pres
emit and address the club All Indications
point to the most successful banquet
In its history.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-10

on the Burns seems to be that q traw
rope must have suddenly parted and al
lowed him to fall backwards into the
water and drowned before he could make
q cry for help. Coudrey formerly lived
at Chebeagus island. but OF late had
made his home In Boston. He was 80
years old and was man who was well
liked.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-10
BRAMHALL LODGE INSTALLATION

ID. g. c., John w. EstIes and suite.
viii ofIioiate at the public installation
of Bramhall lodge, No. s, K of p, at
Castle hall, this evening. The iustalia-
ton ceremonies Will be followed by q
musical entertainment which together
with petite lunch should draw large
number OF the friends of Bramhal lodge
to whom a cordial Invitation is extended.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-10
MEETING PORTLAND SHIPBUILD.
ING COMPANY.

At its annual nesting yesterday, the
Portland Shipbuilding Company elected
the following officers:
President-John II Humphrey.
rreasurer-E. X. Norton.
Supt.-Nathan Il Dyer.
Directors--lohn III. Humphrey, K. II.
Norton, N. X. Dyer. II, 5. Norton, A.
K. Dyer.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Abram J. Ward OF Sebago TO Mary Il.
Chase of Boston. for 81, land in Ssbago.
Annie g .Goodwin or Detroit, Michigan.
to Philip O. Kilhorn OF Portland, for
land and buildings at the corner OF Pins
and Thomas streets, Portland.
William II. Haskell Of Bridgton to john
NJ. Burtweii OF Bridgton, for 81, land In
Bridgton.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-10
SONS or The AMERICAN REyo.
LUTON.

At nesting of the board of managers
OF the Maine Society OF the Sons OF the
American Revolution. held in Portland,
January 9th, tbs following gentlemen
were elected members Melville Page
Wight of Augusta, and Edward Burbsck
Cook OF Portland. The annual meeting
of the society will be held at Riverton
on Washington s birthday, February 29d.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-10

BOYS ULSTERS and LONG COATS, a
12 to 10 years, our regular $3.50 and sig
grades,
Only 81. 90 and
BOYS REFERS, ages to s years, CHI,
at $3.50, $50, 600,
Now s195, 2.34, 4
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-10
GRAND BOXING ENTERTAINMENT

Sale OF seats for this grand boxing en-
tertainment which will be given at the
Portland theatre Monday evening will
begin at the box office at 10 o'clock to-
day. Careful preparation is being made
for the several events, and the ring will
be padded and put In first GLASS condition.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-10

Don't fail to CO. W,B. of the S. re.
NJ. " r. At SO Exchange street.
The Portland daily press., 1901-01-10

NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs TO-DAY.

Frank NJ. Low & Co.
q. c. Elwen.
Eastman Bros. & Bancroft.
y. II. Libby Co.
standard Clothing Co.
Rines Bros Co.
r. NJ Lewsen 4 Go.
Schlotterbeek & Foss Co.
Frank Z. ibbetts s. Co.
Geo. T. Springer.
New York Speciality Co.
Deering Steam Laundry.
FINANCIAL.
Portland National Bank.
Charles L. Flagg.
ADJUSTMENTS.
Foresters' Ball.
AUCTION.
F.o Bailey s. Coz.
New Wants For Sale, To Let, Lost Found
and similar advertisements viii be found on
Page under appropriate heads
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27
Armour. Generosity.

The employees oi the late r, ID. Ar
mour always referred 10 him ~ the old
man. This was not 20 much the rrsult
OF habit among workmen OF calling
their employer the old man. % an eccentri
city OF the old man himself. When ho
wanted 10 give cid anonymously, he
said. That's from the old msn. Many
gifts went out OF bis pocket under tho
signature OF "Tbe Old Man.
women went 10 the business office OF
the great packing concern one day to re
port the illsess Of friend who worked ~
stenoersphsr 10 the office. Mr.. Armour
happened to stand near and overheard
the girls request for IN advance in her
friends salary with which TO pay the
doctors bill. Thrustipg his tsums into
bic vest pocket--thst pocket whioh seem
ed min. OF gresnbacks -he handed the
girl roll OF bills,
Take that 10 yeur friend, be said, then
adding to relieve the girls astonishmeut.
Tell her the old msn sent II.
Before the girl could thank him bs was
gone. bat Jast rs she left the building he
sgaia appeared and, finding her gone hur
ried hatless into the street.
Here, herei l forgot something, be
called.
The girl turned back. snd withouts .
word Mr.. Armour pressed something into
her hand. She looked down. II wss .
$40 bill.
Mr., Armour had decided tbst bis Git
vas not sufficient and FASTENED 10 incresse
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27
One Way oi fiading ~.

A tanner was working 10 his hsyHsId
whsn . scishbor came up aud engaged In
. chat which developed iu,o . disputs
sboni something or other.
I've like looking TOT needle In a hay
stack, said the first isrmer.
And that's easy euoasb, ssid the neigh
Dor.
Esy, 10 III fetofled tbs other. bet
700 FIVE shillines you won't 6ud needle
III hide ia ,hss hsycock 10 an hour.
Done with you Tor Ave bobi orisd his
nsishbor.
TIE arst farmer .hsreupou hid needle
in the hsycock and called Timsi
His seishbor drew q match from bis
pocket set hre 10 the hsyoook aud rush
ed on st top speed 10 his own house.
Back be came presently ant found The
hsycock reduced 10 . heap OF ashes.
Flourishing . huge horseshos magnet
he plunged il into the ashes snd ia
minute withdrew il With the needle cling
ing to II.
The result OF scientiHsk eddicalion, be
said proudly TO tte hrst farmer. who was
gszing ruefully ut the ashes OF bis hsy
book. II you'd = bin eddiostsd ssient
ackslly up TO date like me. you'd be
richer by five bob and the bsycock,
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27

When she entered the pharmacy ih,
proprietor vas 10 obusy stacking slmsusc
TO hsr hear footsteps. She tapped OF
the brass scales aud hs came ort sAiliss
ssys the Chiosso Daily News.
What can do for youi he asked,
with courteous bow.
All. mocsienr. she replied. you csn dc
nCgins nov, yoa have dose much 10 .,
psss. ssms TO ssy x,nks,
The phsrmscist YES puzzled.
lam afraid | don't recall the eiroum
stsnces. be ssii, thsking his head.
Ab. nopsieur's memory 10 week. I've
yesrs l cone ore night. n, wind.
How Is wind blew I one night two
ysars ego! Ahl monsieur. and ze elect.
Horrible re thoushtl ! come and eek
for % poison, | wss 70 one miserable
singer. Ny voice isil, No longer se
audience call Tor Marie. u, audience hiss
10 song, ! nc longer want lie. ! no
Ion ger want life. come for 70 poison.
Monsieur sell 70 poison without q, pre-
soription or ze question,
Did you take i'll gssped the phsr
mseist.
Monsieur will listen. l stand 10 re
l would take re poison 10
ss minnie. While l wait have one idea
put z, bsllsdonns in my eyes. Hey
,bine like stars Of 10 north. Glorious
run out on the stsge. 10 ~ box Sit
), rich old man, He fall msdly In
owe with my bright eyes. he bess me
% marry him. He worth many millions. |
am his wife to-day. Suppose mopsit ar
lad refused zs poison on z,t wild night
wo years sgCp
II would have been bad for you.
Horriblsl And nov l will buy some
ng OF monsieur. Give me two stamps
nd one postal. please
The pharmacist sighed and opened the
tsmp drawer. When his visitor was 1t
be door smilius . farewell be beekoned
er to return.
Was a. change rishti she queried.
'es. but you forgot to take an slmspsc.
He forced collection OF vsriegated
'amphlets Id her hand,
Here 10 Q good collection. Cilepderp.
scipes. jokes and the pictures Of great
ZEN who take preparations.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27
csssowsriss In . Fight.

Although the csssowary 10 csptivit,
has the reputation OF being extremel,
trsctsbie aud docile, be is terrible wheI
aroused.
A notable peculiarly of this bird il
that II any particular oblso! attracts BIZ
attention be will prsiorm . sort OF va
dance over ii. This happened st the 20.
when one Of the csssowsries, which or,
confined in cages near the main entrance
lighted upon . CANDY piece Of nbbor
blown inside the bars from the bat OF
dress OF some woman visitor.
He vas one OF the smallest OF the col
lection, but he was Of martial disposition
After having carefully examined the rib
bon be started bis var dance and kept
IL up With great visor for some minutes.
Just while be was OF the height Of bis eD
Joy ymeut large csssowsry came up and
interfered with him.
BE stood this for some time bat when
the larger bird attempted to oust him
from the spot in order that be 10 turn
might prsnce sblut the ribbon he resent
ed the intrusion 10 no uncertain style.
Kicking cut vigorously on oil sides,
craping his neck, snspping his besk,
elonssting bis body and hitting imaginary
blows With the horny msss which
csssewAries carry on the tops Of their
helmet. be seemed TO bid deRsncs to
sll comers.
The larger oassowsy, thinking apparent
ly that be could treat the demonstrations
Of the lightweight With contempt, CON
nenced busting the latter. The two
were ill-mstehed, % regards height. one
oi them being about Eve feet high and
tho o'hfr foot or more shorter, bat the
battle which ensned showed that weight
and height will not always tell.
Forusrd kicks we're the main Iesture ol
the 6sht The eassowsy, it is believed IL
The only bird, except perhsps the ostrich,
which uses this method OF attack and de
tense. snd the way = csssowsy can kick
would warm the heart OF Frtssh boxer.
He can kick straight out like . man, OF be
can do the high kick like any mnsis
hsll star,
At frat the bloss were delivered
chiefly on the breast, and didn't hurl
much, bus eventually the small bird
knocked The other oee ont With mastery
stroke, delivered BY the long shsrp clsv
Of the inner toe on the vsitles Of ils sntsso
risi.
No fatal iri1ry vas done. bat the shock
nusi have bssn terrific, ior the big bird
uttered . peculiar CRY snd retired 10 con
iusion TO iis corner, while the victorious
one resumed i,s wsf dance. II also hsd
been severely punished.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1901-06-27
a joke win Pleasant Ending.

Not few olergymsn would be glad 10
be the victims Of such . prscticsl Joke ~
wss recently plsysd upon Rev Mr.. Hsgs
msp, The story Of which appears 10 the
Oxford, Michigan, L,sdeE At the snnusl
meeting OF the Congregational Church
the question came up Of hiring . presch
err
Az The last meeting Of this society.
when The subject wss brought up, . good
deacon arose. and said:
All those who are in favor OF retaining
Elder Hsgemsn Tor another yeH-G the
same sslsry = will please rise.
Not . person rose. and the minister.
Who wss present, felt ss uncomfortable -
possible, and heartily wished himself sny
where ess. Then the good deacon Who
had Ast put The question arose sgsin.
and ssid. with . twinkle OF the eye;
see no one fsyors thst motion. 90 !
will put IL sgsin 10 this way. All those
10 favor Of keeping Rev. Mr. Hsaemsn 81
40 increased sslsry will please rise.
Every one got upoa bic tsei Then II
dsvnsd upon Mr.. Hsssmsn that be hsd
been the victim Of . joke; snd emile
lighted hi, eyes and the color rstarosd to
bis cheeks. Some Of bis best friends bsd
planned II, aud tbs little scheme hsd
worked TO perfection.