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The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
ARTHUR.

showing again. A uttle school.
girl sonic timc ssncc was heard &c
exclnim eOh. am SO glad to see the
snow. ! wish It would snow three
feet deep" The prospects, seem fair
Tor her to get her wish, aud the
wtiior VIII here u8, that che beauti-
foi emblem OF purity, the snow, -
hailed with delight by the many who
delight IN coastinR and sicighing ex-
petitions. but we believe they would
be willing TO say "give ua n rest for
awhile, we have had rnough snow.
A brother Of Mr.. Leeper. (the writ
er did not learn his name) a Latter
Day Saint, has been 10 pay him a
visit.
Mrs, Googe returned home from
Adrian Monday. where she had gone
on a visit 20 her mother.
Sunday school at this place has
been closed for three weeks on nc
count 81 the severity OF the weather,
Miss Margie Huckin has returned
10 her home at Ogden, III. on her
way-she stopped of at kansas City
to visit her cousin.
sIrs. 7. W. Huck;n has returned
from Kansas City. She reports a
pheasant visit with her daughter.
Mrs. Maud Phillips, and pleased with
the sights Of the busy city, tut pre-
fers her quiet home life In Arthur to
a he Ia the busy rustling city OF
Kansas City.
The Arthur literary society is stil
In progress. The members are earn
estly trying to make It a success
They expect a very Interesting tim,
this coming Friday night.
We hear that Mr.. Press Armstrong
Is going to quit the section here ant
20 to work in the round house a.
Nevada
Mr.. Minor has moved into one d
T. W. Huckinsf houses.
Mr. Bud WEIGH has secured a home
for his Oldest son. Russell, with Mrs
Swearingen who lives near Metz
His youngest sou. Clarence, has a
home for the present with his grand
mother, Mrs. Levi welch. Bud has
broken up housekeeping, SO th'
talked OF wedding Bells are not go
ing to ring out for awhile.
WIDE AWAKE.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20

There IL a pretty story In connec-
ton with the series OF articles which
Helen Keller. the wonderful blind
girl. has written for The Ladies
Home Journal. telling about herown
lie from Infancy TO the present day.
She always has shrunk from thcpuh.
licity which follows successful liter
airy work. and II was with grcat
difficulty that she was persuaded to
take up the task 81 preparing her
autobiography. She had. however,
act her heart on owning an island IN
Halifax harbor for a summer home.
and In a spirit OF fun the editor Of
The Journal offered TO buy Il for uer,
or To provide the mean 20 buy &c.
when the work Of writing appeared
especially irksome Miss Keller WIS
reminded Of her desire 10 oecome a
land-holder, and It spu,red her ou.
just before Christmas she completed
the first chapter Of her marvellous
story; and on Christmas morning
she received from her Publishers IA
check for a good round sum. Her
delight may he imagined. for this
was the first money 81 amy account
which she had ever earned, 'Ith "a
fairy tale come true, she said,
Whether she win really carry out bet
plan 60 buy the island remains 60 bg
seen.
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lwm the philippines Ppyg


Senator Bacon, OF Georgia who
has ustpturnedIrom tour Of study
ia the Philippines. has written for
The Saturday Evening Post, OF Phil
adelphia; a valuable paper on the
business aspect OF our insular affairs.
He comes to the conelusicn that our
account with the Philippines must,
for an indefinite time, be on the
wrong side OF the ledger. This article
viii appearin the issue OF February2 -.
Other features Of this number will
be: ftu
FRACTIONAL Electricity. n clever hu.
morous story by Max Adeler. How
Trusts Promote Men. by PauILatSke.
When O'Connor draws Hts Pay.
by Holman I. Day. The captain %
The Gray Horse Troop; by Hamllr
Garland. How Albert Edward Saw
America, by Rene Bache. letter.
rom a Self-Made Merchant TO his Son
Sophomore Abroad. by Charlie
Macomb Flandraa. and the usua
miscellany and Experiments.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20

James Plant 4 venerable con Of th'
Emerald Tale who was a well known
Union soldier and who afterwards saw
iwenty years service ~ a sergeant
major IN the regular army, serving In
pil the important Indian ~campaigne,
aud Ia Alaska. died recently AZ an adj
vauced age He was for many years
one Of the uatehmsn At the interior
department building. at Washington
and was quite a fayo1ite, owing 70 his
,eady Irish vie
Ono OF the stories related OF Jim"
Plant ls az follows; There are two
clerks In the nuflding who are grea'
friends. and both are lame. havins
been wounded In the lower limbs dur
ing the civil war. Both were close
friends Of Plant. one OF them 10 lame
IN the right leg and the other In the
left les. and they walk with "waddies'
IN opposite directions. The " meu
are almost lnseparabie and frequently
meet At lunch hour. One day the mar
who iimps 20 ne left side approached
Plant and asked him:
elm. did you see Mr.. so-and-sS
passing out this way?"
no. was the response Of Plant
but I saw him passing out this way,
and the old Irish wag iimped down tn
nah as II he was lame in the right leg
like Mr.. So-and-so."
Several other good stories illustrat
ing Plants wit are told in the depart
E-ent.
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por c.n u. rel.phon..

aNk I'm 80 ANAt
A certain officer Of an Albany cor
poration owns a pet Skye terrier dog
named Rags" It is a very Intelligent
animal, as all who know a dog viii ad-
NIT, for it not only reads signs Of a eer-
tain class Of beer. but when the ?
o'clock bell rings at night II will man
sge In some way to awaken its master
and lead the way to where that partie-
ular beer is drawn-of curse lae dog
wants the beer, not the master.
This famous dog. so the master says,
was locked up one day in the room &C
cupied by the master during the win
ter, and was forgotten. The teiephons
in the room and its use had been care
fully studied BY Rags. After being
alone about ten hours. that dog, hun
Ery, thirsty and disguised, in some way
managed to ring up central. and the
operator hearing three distinct bark'
coming from that telephone, knew
what number was wanted and the mum
be- was called. Immediately upon lift
ing the receiver the master Recognized
the voice Of his pet and rememberini
that the poor thing had been locked u!
ali day. he instantly called the board.
ing house and had the chambermai'
Hberate Rags. and in a few moments
those two companions we're united II
the oniee Of the officer and the do
broke its fast OF ten hours o. over
Albany Journal.
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KEITH.

Mr.. Brown of Prairie City, visited
at Mr.. Burkholders last week.
Another snow since our last writ.
ing The deepest Of the season.
Jim McCulloch had the misfortune
TO lose two horses last week, one by
falling ia the wen and one with blind
staggers.
Miss Lena Stida visited Ia Gales
neighborhood one day last week.
Quite a number Of happy people
Saturday-pay-day
J. X. DeJarnett Is going to Wy
oming soon to look out a location.
Mumps are all the style now. We
arr glad we don't haveto follow the
fashion-have had them.
". Bruce is going to have a sals
the FIRST Of March, and VIII leave our
burg. Mr. Bruce has been our neal
est neighbor forneariy twenty years,
We regret TO lose him und his excel
tEuA WIZ
There were two wagon loads d
company at n house sunday, one
load from Reavley. It is needless t.
say We had a Jolly time Come agar
and help scare away the blues.
Chas. Roe is driving on the tram
He is having a time. would mucl
rather be out with his sled hauling
In the rabbits
That was a very interesting letter
in The Tribune last week from c. r
Wolfe at Story, Wyoming, We ar,
acquainted with some parties a.
story. several Missoarlans there
Think it has the right name. Now
i'll. K. DeJarnett locates there b,
win help them out.
SUNSHINE.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
..Around The PAM


THE reader maymakeup his mind
to be pleasantly Overwhelmed by the
opuleuce and vivaeity o. Around the
PAN" published by the Nutshell
Publishing Co, 1859 Third Avenue.
New York.
The wonders legin with the front
ispIece picture Of President MeKin-
ley. drawn IN a single llne hrginning
at a point ON the cheek bone and zoe
ing round and round IN a constantly
widening circle. with waverinEs and
downbearings OF the pen in the prop
or places TO seeurc detachment aud
shading. We are told that this por-
trait Is considered the most unique
work OF it's Kind IN the world and
II there are degrces az ~nniqueness We
are willing TO believe tlat this h
most the thing 81 which there an
no dupllcats. oteourse there Is text
In addition TO the pictures, and We
should be surprised indeed 60 hear
from any purchaser the opinion thai
he had not got his moneys woFtl
lS2.O0]. New York Sun.
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For steaIlnr FLAX.

Last Friday. 8 man giving his
name az & 4. Turner, sold 90 Hen
nett. wheeler Mere. Co. twelve hnsh-
els OF max. Monday stephen ell
ham, a inrmer near Aitona, came IN
town and left information with the
sheriff that that amount Of hax had
been stolen from him, Upon lnves-
tlgation the description OF the above
c. l.. Turner aud his team fitted one
C. L. Lamb, living near Altona, and
sheriff smith went up there and Rr'
rested him Tuesday morning. lie Is
now In jail.-nates Co. Democrat,
Feb. 10,
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
Cheap Kansas Land.
SUNSHINE

/ will be at Hotel Lee in Adrian,
Feb. a7th, Merchants Hotel in Rich
Hill, Feb. 7Sih, and Republican
Press Office in Butler, Mo, Mch.
18th, ioos, with maps, descriptions
aud price OF wheat and alfalfa lands
in the sheet water country in north
western Kansas, and would be
pleased 10 meet all who feel dispos-
"a to take advantage Of the present
low prices. Cheap transportation
for land buyers Meh. 4th.
Respectfully
E. b. Atkinson,
G~Fainheld. Kans.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
Cures Rheumatism and Cataarl
Medicine Sent Free.

Send no money-simply write an6
try Botanic Blood Balm at our ex
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b. kills or destroys the poison In
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fingers, toes or legs, bone pains,
swollen muscles and joints OF rheu-
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Botanic Blood Balm has cured hum
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Ing after doctors, hot springs and
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Of these cured patients had taken
Blood Balm as a last resort. IL Is
especially advised for chronic, deep.
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one TO suffer the agonies or symp'
toms Of rheumatism or catarri
while or after taking Blood Balm
II makes the blood pure and rich
thereby giving a healthy blood sup
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patching up. Sold at drug stores
81 per large bottle. sample O
Blood Balm sent free and prepaid
also special medical advice by de
scribing your trouble and writing
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga.
personal trial Of blood Balm Il bet
ter than IA thousand printed testi
monials, so write at once.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20

A press clipping bureau IN New York
has just completed q collection OF
newspaper clippings for Senator II. A.
Hanna covering everything printed in
the editorial columns OF the press o.
the United States and New G'.giand
relating TO the death OF William Nc
KIniey. No king or uncrowned rule
ever received so many tributes Of love
and esteem. not only from the press o.
his own country. but from all over tn,
world. This remarkable collection GOV.
Crs twelve thousand editorial com
= ents on the death OF the late uresi-
dent and ls mounted on heayS, gray
cardboard and bound In four volumes
in fun morocco A nor %appropriat
and pleasing memorial Of u ma-tyre
president could not &ell be devised
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
PRAIRIE T

Say, did , ION see the snow7
Everybody iu and around Prairl
City sleigh riding now. Big sled,
little sleds, aud any old Kind Of sleds,
The buggy ratie came on last
Saturday. Charles Black held the
lucky number 83.
J. W. sunderwsrth left for 81.
Louis Sunday 70 purchase his stnek
Of spring and summer goods.
J. b. Durand who has been en-.
ployed In Kansas City the last yeai
returned home a few days ago.
Miss Bertha and Herman wehre'
aud Marion Council, all OF Pleasant
Gap was in our city Sunday.
Some Of our young folks have berr
attending Church at Papinyille th,
past week.
We wonder why some Of our yonnp
folks are so anxious TO go 10 Pleasant
Gap March /.
BurcH.
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Frisco systsm Time Card

No. ia, Mall and Express,
a. IN.
Connects at PlenHanton
with Flyer for the North.
No. i53, Freight and Ac-
comodntion, nrrives.......9:J0 a. m.
Carries Maitland Express.
No. 1853. Carbon Center Mail
and Accommodation. Lvs...4.G p. m.
No. i54. Freight aud Ac-
comodation ieavcs.......6O0 u. m.
Carries Mall and Express
for South. connects with
Flyer at Pleasanton.
No 1i9 Mall and Express Ar. .gs25 u. m.
Connects nc Pleasanton with Flyer
from the NORTH.
+. T. I.ABARRIERE, Agt.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
Pale. Puny Chlldren.

II child has bad smelling breath,
u it hAbituRily picks its nose, II II
does not sleep soundly, 90 Il ia hollow
eyed, II II has a pale. bloodIess com
plexion, Il It is growing thin and
~iieless, give it Mothers Worm Syrup
and you win remove the cause OF it
disease quickly. Then win its little
cheeks get red ana rosy. its appetite
and digestion improve, and its health
be better. Price only sc. No other
worm-killer so effective.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
our Tempsrats Amsasaa Asthors.


Jur Temperate American Authors 81.
James Russell Lowell enjoyed a good
glass OF wine always, and died At u.
oliver Wendell Holmes lived more pru.
iently and survived Lowell a dozen
fears. living as long Is Whittier. who
iidn't use vine q an. Emerson served
aine NJ his tables, but seldom used H.
'Longfeliow used wine. and sometimes
frank whisky and water when be
onld not set . good slaus Of vine
Prof Asasslr. IKE John Fake, liked .
rlAas o. wine Or . mug Of beer when
lis hours Of labor were. over, 0eofge
bancroft. Who lived 70 Be over %. Wa
4 temperate user Of VINE and 20 wers
irving and Hawthorne, wendsi pm.
ips was a total abatkinsr -spring-
Geld Republican
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
Annual Meeting

The annual meeting % the stock
holders Of the Rich hiii Home Saw.
inga and Loan Association VIII he
held at the odiee Of the association
IN RlcA Inn. Missouri, IN Tuesday
the attn day OF March, 1902, at seven
O'Clock p. m. for the election Of di'
r,ctors and the transaction Of such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
HERMAN LoRn. President.
Gro. p. HUCKEBY, SECRETARY.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20

You have got = cough and you
don't worry. DOn's you know a
cough Is something terribleg IL lead'
u consumption and consumption l.
killing thousands. BETTER cure that
c 1ngh. better cure II quickly, Get a
&c bottle 81 Gooch's Mexican Syrup.
No other remedy 90 nice 20 take.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
BUTcB.

Reader-You win confer a lasting
favor and receive a reward II you
win report the name 81 dealers try
Ing TO sell you a substitute for the
Madison Medicine Co.. Rocky Noun
tain Tea. Ask your druggist.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20

IA Crofx - Thomas, 50. John.
Through iiie shining Fatc,
Whlle thc nations wait.
white the slinte are mathlne Ia.
The redeemed shuil come
And De crowned nthome
while the eaints aft marching in.
Ehorue.-
While the saints are marching IN.
While The saivtsa are marcling In.
What q wonderful chorus through
The sky shall ring.
While the saihts are marching IN.
Every tongue and race.
shall ektol our grace.
While the saintenre marching In.
And the purchased throne.
SHALL repeat the song,
While tlieenints arc marching Ia.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
- NNNNNNANNNN~N
I FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
lAANAANAAANNAA =.

y. -. Hnl. iofmcrly " Hume, has
had hle picture printed IN the Denver
newspapers since be became SER
gcant-at-arms OF the Colorado legls-
laturo.-Ex.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20

The sky looks bluer. tho sun shines
brighter, a feeling 81 youth and
strength crceps over the soul after
taking Rocky Mountain Tea made by
the Madison Medicine Co, a5 ets,
Ask your druggist.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20

Russian census returns reveal n
presence nf $40. 900 idolaters IN a pop
IatIOn OF I25. SOS, 600 among which (
svery I2I men there are 100 wlne7
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20
MIssOnrl PaeIae Tlme sd.

She was sitting upwith a sick man.
No professional nurse was she,
Simply sitting up with her lovc-slek
lover.
Giving him Rock MountalB Tea.
Ask yeur druggist
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20

Best stoves for the lass, money at
Gench Bros.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20

Monkeys

"All well-alI happy-lot.
of fun. That is the regular
report from the monkey cage
Of Barnum's Circus ever sine
the keepers began dosing tn,
monkeys with SCOTS Emul
sion. Consumption was carry
ing off two thirds of then
every year and the circus had
to buy new ones.
One day a keeper accident.
ally broke a bottle Of Scott.
Emulsion near the monkey
cage and the monkeys eagerly
Tapped it up from the floor
This suggested the idea that il
might do them good. Since
hen the monkeys have received
regular doses and the keeper.
report very few deaths from
consumption. OF course IL.
;heaper to buy SCOTS Emul
,ion than new monkeys-and
hat suits the circus men.
Consumption in monkey.
and in man is the same disease
If you have it or are threaten.
The tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1900-1902, 1902-02-20

&c, your stationary at this Office
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-03

After a long silence we will send
few items to your valued paper.
We have had fine winter here.
No severe cold. No mud. Nice
smooth roads and fine sleighing.
Farmers have their work we'll In
hand. Hay and grain nearly all
hauled to market.
Smallpox has broken out again
at the Ellsworth mines and four
deaths from the dread disease have
already Occurred.
The gas development two miles
east of this place still continues.
Good wells being the rule.
The indications are that next
summer will bring a boom In rail-
road building In this county as sur.
veyors have been busy all winter
looking up route tor coal develop
ment.
Coal Is still increasing In price.
The last big sale In this vicinity
was at two hundred dollars per
acre.
The political pot Is already boiling
In this state. The machine candi.
date for governor Is being roundly
denounced BY at least three fourths
of the republicans papers as one of
the most corrupt men In the state
but after he Is nominated they will
walk up and eat their crow like lit
tie men because they are used to 1t
and their creed Is, the devil him.
self before a democrat. We recent
ly served a term as juror before the
criminal court of this county and
had an opportunity of learning how
justice Is administered here and 1t
Is surely laid on with heavy hand.
The people here are usually law
abiding. The principal offenses
being illegal retailing. These
cases are never tried. The
accused always confess as 1t Is the
cheapest, whether guilty or not, but
the county has a million dollar
court house and 1t must be used,
consequently every little spat that
occurs Is aired there. Of the dozen
odd cases that we heard not one of
them would have occupied Tyler
justice more than a couple of hours
and none would have ever got to
the court house. Yet, as a sample
of how they do things here, case
In which the controversy was over
six quarts of berries, cost the loser
three hundred dollars and occupied
the court a whole day.
More anon. ). :. SMITH.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-03

Zone night my brothers baby
was taken with Group" writes Mrs.
J. c. Snyder. Of Crittenden, KY,
sit seemed 1t would strangle before
we could get doctor, so we gave
1t DR.. Kings New Discovery, which
gave quick relief and permanently
cured 1t. We always keep 1t In the
house to protect our children from
Group and whooping cough. II
cured me of chronic bronchial
trouble that no other remedy would
relieve" Infallible for coughs,
colds, throat and lung troubles. SO
cents and $500. Trial bottles free
at Hendershot's drug store.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-03
sHoULDER FRACTURED.
Ross DuIin BADLY Injar by Being
Tnrowu From . vehieHe.

Ross DaIin BADLY Inja by BEING
Throwa From . vehisie.
Ross Dulln, of Parkersbug, for
merly of this place, who Is engaged
IA looking after some work for the
South Penn Oil company on the
right fork of French creek, met
with very painful accident on last
Friday afternoon.
Mr.. Dulin had started out to the
field In light rig. and while driv-
along rough piece OF the road the
vehicle pulled apart, and he was
thrown over an embankment, land
ing at the bottom about 80 feet be-
low. Thinking his injuries did not
amount to mach he went on to the
field and helped around one of the
wells until his arm became so pain
full that he returned to this place
In the evening. and went to his
home at Parkersburg on Saturday.
Physicians were called, and 1t was
found that his shoulder was frac-
tured and the ligaments torn loose.
The arm was so badly swollen that
the fracture could not be reduced
until Sunday. 1t will probably be
some time before he Is able to re-
return to work.-St. Marys Oracle.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-03

ED. OIL REVIEW: - I desire
through the medium of your paper
to express my heartfelt thanks to
the numerous friends, who so nobly
lent tie helping hand in assisting
in the care of my dear and loving
wife during her illness, aud also
for the coincidence extended after
her death. May the God of Heaven
richly reward them for their kind
christian act, and give them long
life Of sunshine aud at the end a
a peaceful passport to that rest
that remaineth to the people of God.
G. W. HESS.
Little, w. Va, Feb. I, 1892.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-02-03

A celebrated campmeeting revi-
valist used to summon the worship
ers together after dinner by blow.
Ing horn from the campmeetine
platform. One day a worldly
minded fellow. who had never ex.
perienced the wrath to come
poured some soft soap into the
clergyman's tin horn. OF course
when he sounded the horn he blew
q blast OF soap all over his aston.
ished brethren. Taking 1t from his
mouth, the revivalist wiped the
nozzle on his sleeve, looked over
the congregation and cried out In
his wrath:
Brethren, I have passed through
many trials and tribulations, but
nothing like this I have served
In the ministry for thirty years,
and In all that time have never ut
tered profane word. but I'll be
darned If can't whip the man that
soaped this horn"
Some two days after the horn
soaping, tall swarthy, villainous
looking desparado strolled into the
grounds and, leaning against tree,
listening to the eloquent ex
horation to repent which was
being made by the preacher. After
a while he became interested,
finally affected, and then taking a
position on the anxious seat, com
menced groaping In the very bit
terness of sorrow. The clergyman
walked down and endeavored to
console him. No consolation-he
, vas too great sinner, he said.
Oh, 1o-there was pardon for the
vilest. No, he was too wicked
there was no mercy for him.
why, what crime have you
committed" asked the preacher,
have you stolen"
ooh. worse than that"
What have you committed per.
jury?"
Worse than that = oh, worse
than thai!" sobbed the man.
Murder! Is IT." gasped the hori-
fed preacher.
Worse than that!" groaned the
smitten sinner.
At this the excited preacher
commenced pulling off his coat.
Here, brother Jones!" he shouted.
Hold my coat; I've found the fel.
low that soaped that horn!~