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Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1901-04-05
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mo most mohs'FoH" SeIhshh'SA orsI
shown by mother !" son ne h"os
hcr hAh houF. fou FrA''u me VII"
me expectation OF h"HI'" S'u' p''P
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every luxury
Il think you would have married In
any case" said Gladys. in tone that
made his eyes wave! for n moment II
Is as well: do not fear for your fu-
turc. You certainly have not suffered
from my Helashncss In the past
Don't you think the less you say
abou, your past the better" he asked.
carried beyond all prudence. all kind
ness. by a burning sense OF his wrongs.
For n full minute they looked stead
Ny nj each other: her womanly In
tuition enabled her TO read the
thoughts that owed their existence to
Helen and her weakened affection for
him seemed TO fall dead,
"If lly. to be n hundred" abe said
r,o1Iv h,r far. hard with scorn, II
will never forgive YOU for that insult.
even though I know Il originated with
the woman who has so strangely per
verified YOUR morsl nature. Your wick
,dpcs. and eoy.;ousn.ns deserve pun
ishm,nt and n ha. oycr;akcn you in
tho way YOU will fcol most: for though
YOU hay. no LEGAL claim upon my
money. I always Intended TO provide
for YOU when you cam. OF age. and
ahould have carried gu, the intention.
In .pI,, OF the fac, tina, you married
arnlnst my wish. had not your wife's
character 40 soon revealed itself Re-
r,n, event. have shown me that you
mr.. couaily unworthy. and no, n dol
lar of mine shall ever pass into your
,o.s.a,,o, and hers unless you come
In actual want"
A dead silence cnsucd. Both listen
c-s saw that Mrs. A,herton was In
earnest. and had been pushed too far.
| though right.ously pushed: for they
had so blinded themselves by spcclous
r,asoninr TINT even now they would
mn, admit they were wrong. Il was
uelon VINO broke the drcary pause.
..you hated mo from the first she
said I'm n voice uneven with rage. land
have wolf calculated your revenge. You
know I would die for Harvey. and by
making me the apparent medium OF
hi. doy,,,II Won try to Inf,Ict upon
ro tho no.t narrowing OF punish
r,.,,. M, hero YOU fail. Gladys
Alberto, for IL Is YOU who have been
his ruin. You have scorned me. not
4, words pcrhaps. but with meaning
looks for having decoyed him into
marriage before your appointed time.
Rocky Ford enterprise. (Rocky Ford, Colo.) 1887-1950, 1901-04-05

Pcruna will cure this.
Mrs. Selma Tanner. Athens. w.
writes: Il cannot ind words to express
my thanks for
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26

There n nothing like Asthmalene. II brings instant
relief, even in the worst eases. IL cures when all else
fails. A #
The Rev. q. r. Wells, Of villa Ridge, H., says: your
trial bottle Of AethmaAene received IN good condition. I
tell you how thankful L feel for the good derived
from Il. / was a slave, chained with putrid sore thrOat
and asthma for ten yeans. / despaired of ever being
cured. / saw your advertisement for the rufe OF this
dreadful and tOrmenting disease. asthma, and thought
YOU had overspOken yourselves, but resolvedt 70 give tia
trial. To my astonishment, the trial acted like a charm.
send me a full-size bottle."
We want to send to every sufferer a trial treatment
of Asthmalene, similar 20 the one that cured Mr.. Wells.
All Postpaid. Absolutely Free OF Charge, TO any sufferer
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26

Tie Mo. Pac. WIN run Home Visit
Ors excursions TO Ohio and Indiana
1.-The nrst Of the kind ever offered
the travelling public from this vicin-
lty. Hound trip home visitor tick.
cts at the rate Of about one fare FOR
the round trip. good thirty days Tor
return, win De on sale at No. Pnc.
ticket offices, for such trains as Will
permit passengers to pass through
81. louis. ON Sept. II aides and Oct.
/ and $.
We have four daily flyers from
Kansas city, leaving at $50 a. m,
I:i0 y. M, 9sl5 y. III. and iO:45 p N.
Connections in the union station Al
St Louis with all roads and trains
to all points In Ohio and Indiana.
Our equipment Is second to none.
We have elegant new palace day
coaches. chair cars, (all seats free
Pullman parlor cars and sicepers.
For home visitor tickets and all
Information call on our agent or adj
dress
H. c. Townsend, 6. 2. & 4. A.
st. Louis. No.
Chas. +. Styles. A. q. p. A.
Kansas City, No.
Il, A. Bailey, Agent
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26
KEITH.

". Bruce made a business trip to
Panama Monday.
Ed Costello has a severe attacs Oi
malaria hiver,
Wanted something ncar ono hun-
apd hands to cat corn m this nelgh-
Nnrhood, cut fodder not much cora
Dan Roop borrowed a hons and
started out sunday 60 ~ someone
dowp on the river or Reayky,
That cool breae inom the north.
last week. made us think ~ hoating
stoves. winter clotalng. etc. We
were up ia time last Wednesday
mornmg to sgc the irnsis ma darnag,
done 10 Vegetation
Chas Huc and wae speat sunday
ln Panama
Grandma KENNETH ei kicA hNl y
visiting Ia Our burg.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26

~Don's ButtIn Is the odd title q
a new caon song. which + a big hit
with Lew Doeksteder. the famous
minstrel. this season IL + Is 1ohE-
son. Coe & Johnsod. the writers Of
May lrWIus hits last season
The new book. The Pupret
Grown. Is the latest crane this year.
and Mary Bowling Suttous waltz
81 the same title win D. one 81 the
big hits.
George Prmrose. the popular min
surel, Is singing a new room sonE
When The Jack o.Lauteru starts
To Walk About in hts show. II l.
4 splendid suceess for him.
The above publications are issussi
this month by JOS ". stern 4 CO..
the House az Hits who arr also
agents for the celebrated Hawks
Sonorous Band Instrnments ard sis.
Besr Mnhstic Stringed fnstru-
mvnts They WI be picazedto as,d
their mustrntssl catalogue I'M, uroa
Application "a their maia onlo.S /
p slst strvi, New YORK
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26
ARTHUR.

These fall winds make Us begin to
think Of laying in a supply Of FIRE
wood.
school has commenced with quite
a large attendance.
Mrs. f. A. Phillips has reformed 10
Kansas City, where she and her hus-
band viii make their future home.
Mrs n. Z. Rses IS making her rela-
tives at this place a visit.
Ira olive Is again in our midst
We were glad To SEE him back, but
not quite so reioioed as a certain one.
Mrs. \. B~lankenship is on the sick
list. Mr. y. thinks this country does
not agree with his family. for they
have all had an attack Of fever this
fall.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Wilson are
rejoicing over the arrival OF a little
daughter at their home.
Miss Belle WEIGH was visiting Car
bon Centre friends last week.
Misses Lila and Beulah Mellick
were in Arthur one afternoon last
week.
Gentry Walker and wife e Wis
iting L. Googe sunday.
VIM. WeldIe and wife visited at
Meta sunday
DUrCH.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26
St. Louis & North
Arkansas Railway

@a
Louis and San FraDciseo.-Nsv time
card In effect Monday. July j. 1901.
MORNING TRAINS.
Lv. En-. spgs. 9;02- Ar.Seligman 1905
Ly. Seligmap T;lO-Ar.Eu. Spgs. 500
EVENING TRAINS.
Lv. Eu. spgs, s:4O-Ar. Seligman. $3.50
Lv. SeligmAn 5;l0-Ar Eu. spgs, SEQ
Connection tom Rich Hill. Mo.
made with the Frisco via the Pacific
AZ Carthage. or via the Memphis at
Nichols Junction.
A handsome new Pamphlet Guide
TO Eureka Springs as q Health Resort
has been Issued, with .ew beautiful
illustrations. A copy sent free 10 any
address. Address all Inquiries aud
orders 10 Geo. West, Manager Eureka
Springs, Ark.
GEO. WEST, Manager
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26

Messrs Lane aud Lyuneh, of How
ell comfy. has some Ane cattle
grazing on some Of our pAstanss
Apples are falling Oh 50 fast Ne
wont have any for winter.
John Gillian. one ~ Howell coup-
tvs gallant young r was Ia
Bates last week aud oallot az oar
sauctum in company with A. ".
Lynch II n certain Young lady ii
Howell county doa't keep Mr. Gulan'
home she may lose hlm Snme oi
our Bates eounry girls may per
saade him 10 stay
Messrs John and Frank Kenoett,
o. Rich Hnl. was calling in Keith
sunday.
SUNSHINE
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26
REAYLEY.
DUTCH

Bud Smith ami wife spent Sunday
al Charlie browns home.
Jim Robbins and family and Tom
Eddy started overland for Oklahoma
Thursday
Misses Maude and Flossie Griggs
visited their grandmother Mrs. Beck
I'm Rich Hnl, last week
Mrs. Williams has moved the house
she bought from John Moody on
To her farm and now has quite "A
commodious residence.
Lewis Allison has pturned from
his Iowa trip.
Ben Davis spent a few days this
week la Cass county.
school at Usage began Monday
with a fan uttendan
Mr Haalcy and wf wcyc calling
on Spcaguei friends Sua,3ay eye
Mrs Dmou IS entertaining her two
nclacs from Cass county this week.
Thos. Willis d at home again.
Frank wilsey and wife visited al
John Moody in Rich IAN Monday.
ReaEley SUNDAY school VIII meet
at the chnrh Saturday night 20 IRE.
pare "A program for the entertain
meat they viii give at that place
soon.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26

Wen send 1t by mail Postpaid, ABSOLUTELY Free OF ShHrge TO any sufferer
sparing, however bad your case, Asthmalene viii relieve and cure The
worse our case the more glad ~ are 20 send 1t. Donot delay. write at
once. addressing DIR. TRit Bros Medicine Co. 70 East l@th St, New York
sold byHll Druggists.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26
PATRIOTIC PAWNEE BILL.
Should be Given a Liberal Pat.
rOnage Tonight.

The patriotic and respectful action
of Pawnce Bin 10 eancelling this az
ternoon's performance OF his show IS
worthy Of the highest praise. The
most the city authorities had ex-
pected s.was that the people would
comply with the request that the az
ternoOn performance be held until
the conclusion OF the Mckinley mem
orial service, but Maj. Gordon Lille
iPawnee BID. wishing to avoid all
possibility of conflicting interests
and out Of respect 10 the president
decided TO hold no afternoon per
formance.
Mai Lille even went further than
this and rendered the city the use Of
his Mexican band and two 6-pound
artillery pieces and men 20 operate
them for memorial services.
That the city officials. the memoir.
ial committee and the people OF Abb
lene admire and appreciate Major
Lilies action goes without saying
aud they viii very probably show
their appreciation 10y filling every
seal beneath his canvass this even.
lng.-Abilene lKan.) Chronicle.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26

ST. Louis Exposition, one and
one-third fare round trip; tickets
on sale Sept. S-Io-r2-I7-I9-26 and
Oct. I-5-S-Ioi good to return five
days from date Of sale. via Mo.
Pac.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26
FROM OR EXCHANGES.



Rev. Npil scott ~ Papinsyille came
III yesterday on a visit 20 Nevada
friends Nevada Herald.
The prOtractei meetingin progress
at the Christian church under direc-
tiOu 81 Elder King STARK r. progress
ing very satisfactorily. The attend
ance f. good aBi AR. stark's able
and eloquent diseOun-es hold the at
tentiOn 81 his audiences 20 n marked
degree. There have been several nd
ditlons 90 the church by letter and
eonfession.-St CairCo. Republican
Mrs. Pat Liston and two children,
Of Rich Hfl, are visiting Mns. Listens
parents. S. McGlothlin and wife,
this week. Clint +. Craig.
formerly 81 Pittsburg. but now one
Of the firm Of Holmes & Craig pub
fishers Of the Pleasant KAN Enter
prise. has branched out into politics
and has decided 10 run for the Of
flee OF county printer Of Linn county
on the Independent ticket. Clintis a
mighty good fellow and we would
be more than pleased TO him get
elected. As to his capabilities, we
can vouch for it that there is no bet
ter all around printer in the state
than he.-Pittsburg Kansan.-Plsas-
anton Enterprise.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26
The Latest "House OF HITS
Publications.

Everyone has heard ~ or svn the
delightful play. with its sscues %
rural lie eutitbed Lowers Lane
Il Is on the leantiial story ~ this
play that 4ax : Witt ana Rohr p,
Roaen's latest ballad. ~fts A long
Lane That Has No Turaiug Is
founded
otto iAnEcy, the composer % thg
celebrated Mand0llna MeNicau
serenade has iast writtea a hcauti.
hol new Srcnade galisl ~Neruaa
Evcry musie loser should have il.
An those muss lowers a. WhOul
theoeaatihal ballad ia The Houas
0 Too Much Troaber aPpeahJ
strongly. Win b. deHghtea with "a
Little EmptN Nest the latest "a
the Same authors
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26

Has Sprague another eornspon-
dent9 Or Is Replant our same old
ANY way we are glad
Spragr,e a r-euresented again.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26

Excursion tickets to San Fran
cisco and return S4s round trip;
tickets on sale Sept. I9 to II, final
return limit Nov. IS via Mo. Pae.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1901-09-26
SUNSHINE

Don't fali to read THE rRSUSE,
and it you are nos new a subscriber,
come IN aud get YOuT name ON GA,
list
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-31
AN OLD FAMILIAR FIGURE
BIDS FAREWELL TO EARTH
Captain John Rice, Once conspieu-
Gus Waterfront Parsonage. Dies
After Long Illness.

Captain John Rice is dead. The
end came to the aged mariner Wed.
nesday evening at the Victoria hes
pital. His removal out OF the land
of the living would make a more no
ticeable blank had he gone more di-
rectly from the place where for many
years he was one of the most fanii-
liar figures. Until q few years ago
Captain Rice had been in command of
the government tug Ellen frem the
time that vessel came here about six
teen years ago. Being of immense
bulk he was most conspicuous per
sonage on the waterfront. He was
always as jolly as he was stout. To
well-behaved youngsters he took a
great shine. being always glad to have
them out of school hours of 10 sea
with him in the tug.
Captain Rice was born here. but
spent most OF his life on board whal-
ing vessels His wife died a few
years ago. He leaves four daughters
and three sons-Mrs. Charles Kib-
ling, Mrs. Steele, Mrs. W. Bush. Mrs.
Mitchell. John, George and James
Rice.
For some time after failing health
made him give up the tugboat. the
captain was given employment as a
government watchnan He was prob
ably seventy years OF age or there
abouts. The funeral took place yes
terday afternoon from the undertak
ing rooms of Mrs. E. A. Williams.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-31
ANNUAL FIELD DAY
OF BOYS BRIGADE
PALAMA DIVISION CARRIES OFF
HoNoRs FROM THE OTHER
SUBURBS.
Hon. S. NJ. Damon Gives the Boys the
Freedom of MoanaIua-sports are
Holly contested-FuIl List of
Events and Winners.

Palama wiped up the earth with
Kalihi. Kakaako and Punehbowl yes
terday- in the second annual Boys
Brigade Field Day. About two hun
dred boys attended the games, the
majority of whom took part in the
events.
Four large busses took the boys out
to Moanalua, starting out about 10
o'clock Lunch was taken along aud
the boys ate their fill.
After lunch the boys started out to
amuse themselves. Samuel NJ. Da-
mons large grounds were placed at
the disposal of the youngsters, so
that the boys promptly took posses
sion and became monarchs OF all they
surveyed. While some took long
rambles in the hills, others made for
the seashore, where they proceeded
to cool of by taking an occasional
plunge. Still others followed some
enthusiastic golfiacs who went SWEET
ing and swearing over the landscape.
The sports were very exciting Pa
lama had won the banner last year,
with comparative ease, but the ka-
kaako boys came out with the inten-
tion of making the Palamaites feel
that their name was mud. They were
doomed to defeat, however. for Pa
lama carried the day with 50 points
Kakaako coming next with "a. while
Kalihi and Punchbowl tied for third
place with 81 points apiece.
The Desha family from Palara
were particularly in evidence Ed
Desha won the pole vault, Geo. Deshs
won the 50-yard dash and W Desha
took third in the 50-yard dash and
second in 220-yard DASH
En- Det. a little Chinese boy from
Kskaako, showed remarkable grit
for one so young in the high jump
making use of every bit he had. and
although not a winner. jumped in ths
best form OF all the boys
The relay race proved an easy thine
for Palama A watermelon was put
up as the prize and this so invigorsz
ed the Palama sprintsrs that the5
were in and had the melon half eater
before En- Sui. the speedy little run
ner from Kakaako. hove in sight
The bicycle race furnished the bes
| sport of the day About six boys en-
tered the first heat. The start va
good. the boys keeping wen fogethe
until the stretch when Ho0pii Xxx
took the lead with a jump Espind;
(Pl was equal 20 the occasion. 70
he was after HOopii with q jumy
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-31
ADJUSTMENTS.


The Two Sisters was repeated
last night TO a large house that thor
Oughly enjoyed the comedy and the
many specialties. The latter are es-
peeialiy clever. including the songs n
the babies and the whistling sslec-
ton. This piece viii be played At the
chiIdren's matinee on Saturday after.
noon and viii furnish entertainment
entirely TO the taste OF the little ones
The Black Flag to be presented 10
night and tomorrow. is a melodrarns
Of the strongest type. Originally pro
duced in England. it has become 3
strong favorite with all stock roper.
torres.
The story opens with the pronounc-
ed favoTitism shown by q despotic
father to his eldest son, who is q
thorough seoundrel at heart and re-
pays his fathers affection by robbing
and severely wounding him. Suspicion
is thrown upon the younger son, who
in the first act is disowned and sent
out into the world. The ne'er do
well. still believed in by his sweet.
heart. goes TO the penitentiary in
company with a London Jew named
Lazarus, the comedian of the piece
and constant source of merriment.
Through the planning of Ned, q
waif. who has been befriended by the
supposed culprit, an escape is ef-
fected and the black flag, signal of
the breaking out of convict, is
hoisted The hero and Lazarus have
many adventures and the brave little
Ned receives the bullet fired by the
warden and intended for his friend.
Everything of course winds up hap
PLY in a most amusing last act. Spe-
cialties are introduced and the play
is bound to please. Ned. the heroic
little vagabond, is played by Jessie
Norton. the part being prominent
one in the hands of a capable actress.
Miss Norton should be well suited to
the role The rascally Jew, one Of
the fattest comedy roles in existence,
will be taken by Mr. Elleford, who
will bring many laughs. The situa-
tions are strong, the bill being from a
soundly dramatic standpoint unmis-
takably the best yet presented by the
company. THE Black Flag" will be
we'll worth going to see.
The foregoing will correct errors in
the Orpheum advertisement, printed
on another page before the correction
came to hand.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-31
NEWS OF THE TOWN.

The June Delineator and Buttriek
Patterns contain the latest spring
styles. For sale at Mrs .nanna's, IN
King street
Chief Engineer James II. Hunt OF
the Honolulu Fire Department is very
Ill at the Queens hospital. He was
taken down very suddenly last week.
The honored banner Of Geo. De Long
Post was not hung from the outer
walls at headquarters yesterday as
Of yore. Owing TO the removal OF
buildings and trees across the street
since previous Memorial Day. there
was nothing to which the other end
OF cord could oe fastened.
Commencing tomorrow morning
Iwakami & Co. Hotel street, viii hold
q clearance sale for three weeks only
They win offer their present stock Al
a sacrifice. Those purchasing one dol
lars worth of goods viii receive q
coupon, and the person holding tbs
most coupons by Saturday. June 22d
win receive a handsome present.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-31

passing him about twenty yards from
the enish- There was q little struS-
gle between them. out Esplnda had
too much speed and Won out By aho1s
half length
The second heat was not so excst-
ing Williams CPBl got 3 bad start
and thought it Was all up with him.
but BIZ sheer plugging began 70 pick
up again Caesar (PBl had 3 small
gear. which enabled him TO spurt
quickly. IL one OF these spurts G.
Desha tried TO catch him but lost his
pedal. which put an end to his aspira-
tons BY this time Williams had ais
gear working and. when he turned VI
70 the stretch. swept along far ahead
OF his competitors. winning easily.
Caesar came second.
The anal was the exciting race. As
the men swept into the stretch. VIII
liams (PB) was seen TO lead. Caesar
| (PBl coming second. with Hoopii
(KKl close third Hoopii was not
done for, as with a squirt he jumped
to the front and fought for the lead
with Williams all the way down the
stretch An extra stretch landed him
winner BY half length.
Following is the list OF events;
Pole vault. E Desha (Pl !, Nc
Gurn (P) ?, Holborn (Kl and En- Det
Xxx tied for third place. Height, S
feet. l inch
Fifty yard dash-D. Desha (P) 1.
Engee XXX ,. ". Desha CP) 8.
One hundred yard dash-En Sui
Xxx /. Espinda tPl .. Lane (Pl 5.
Two hundred and twenty yard dash
-Engee Xxx /. W. Desha (Pl ?. En-
Det (KK) 5.
Half mile dash-Espinda (P) 1. G..
Desha (P) ?. E. Desha tP) 3.
Relay-Palama l, Kakaako and
Punehbowl 3.
Three-legged raee-Lsne-G. Desha
(P) l. En- Sui-Ah Sing XXX 2. Broad
Espinda (P) 8.
Running broad jnmp-En Sui XXX
1. with 16 feet inches; Espinda Cpl
2, Lane (P) 8.
High jump-Hopkins (Kl /. with
feet 10 inches; Espinda CP) 2. Broad
(P) 3.
Shot put-Kanae Xxx 1. with 90
feet inches; Broad (P) 2, Buckle
(P) 8.
Bicycle race-Hoopii (KK) /. VIII
liams (PBl 2. Caesar (PB) 8.
P-Palama
hK-Kakaako.
K-Kalihi.
PB-Punchbowl
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-31
mccarthy sequel.

Mr. Mccarthy. who keeps the hotel.
appeared az the police station within
short time, when. in a peace confer
ence in which Deputy Sheriff Chilling
worth acted as referee and moderator,
an amicable agreement was patched up
whereby the landlord paid the EXPENSES
incurred By Mccarthy the boarder in
the melee This seemed TO suit all
the parties concerned, therefore no
arrests were made.
The Honolulu republican. [volume] (Honolulu, T.H.) 1900-1902, 1901-05-31

O'clock Boys under twelve years OF
age viii be debarred from the ser
vice Throughout the day Mr.. Getl
wiu make four addresses IN this city
Sunday He viii address eoagTega-
tons at the Christian church at II
O'Clock. kzwziahzc church ar 1850
O'Clock The afternoon meeting AZ
O'Clock. and the evening service IT
Central Union church at 7.So O'Clock.
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Gcontinued on Eighth Pags.l
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Philadelphia Press: Tess-He's
awful handsome. don't you think2
Jess-Handome Is that handsome
does. He had the impertinence last
night TO tell me he was going 10 kiss
me the first chance he got, and
Tess - Weren't you indignant.
thought
Jess-I should say so. He iidnt
keep his promise.
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Washington Star: de man dat's
conscientious an wants 70 be sure
said Uncle Eben. SIS so kin o. heslta-
tin dat he don stan no show az all
Of convincin' folks. alongside o.
good liar