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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-09-11

THE Republicans leaders do not
seem to appreciate the advantage
Of the Democrats in this congress
irnal contest over the tariff and
abe trusts. 1t is all the advantage
of a square and honest campaign
against monopoly on the one side
and on the Others mere sham war
are concerning which neither the
trusts nor the people are deceived
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Fortune Fayors A Texan.

"Having distressing palms in head,
back and stomach, and being without
appetite. l began to uss DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. writes w. P. White
head, of Kennedale, Texas, "and soon
felt like a new man. Infallible in
stomach and liver troubles. Only 25c
at Il. r. Chiffon & Co.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-09-11

in the Oxford, Miss, Post-Office for
the week ending Septembr 6, 1907:
1 Clark, Miss Lara.
? Pierce, Miss Mary.
8 Parks, Lsvada. CD
Lutte, Miss James.
5 Holt, Mrs. Tennia.
6 Hoovs, Charles L
z Graham, S. F.
S Rockman, Mrs. Mary.
9 Woods, Miss Daisia.
10 Johnson, Karl.
II Thompson, Mrs. Hattie.
l. Mcdaniel; Sam.
Is Morgan, Miss Myrtia.
IA Aders, Miss Nellie.
Is Tidwell, Mrs Emeline.
16 Avent, Mrs. James.
is Buford, Mrs. Matilda.
Nhen calling for the above please
give No.. OF letter and date advertised
Advertised jane Both, 1907.
e. s. 2IEReE, p. NJ
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no Yon Know what You Are Taking

Do Yon Know What You Are Taking
When you take Groves Iasteless
Chill Tonic because the formula is
plainly printed on every bottle show
ing that it is simply Iron and Quinine
in a tasteless form. No Cure. No
PAY. Price so cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-09-11

The Best Prescription for Malaria.
Chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove
Tasteless Chill Tonic. 1t is simply iron
and quine in a tasteless form. No cnre
no pay. Price so cents.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-09-11

TWAS ever thus. As the Their
memeter goes down coal goes up.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1902-09-11
70 Cure q cold tn One CAV.

Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if il fails to cure. L. W. Groves sigma
ture is on each box. 25c.
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The Board of Supervisors,
SEPTEMBER TERM.

All members and officers present,
court was opened according to law,
after which the following proceedings
ware had. t0-wit:
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MONT PELEE is also doing a
3ittle tall advertising.
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List of unclaimed mail matter lei
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the week ending %Septembr 6, 1907:
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
MERCHANTS MUST
CLEAN UP ALLEYS J
City Attorney Pollard Vigorously
Follows Up Verdict Against
the City.

case of more than ordinary and
naesing interest and Importance was ter
mir, tod in me Law ana Equity. Court yes
s+arl., hv a verdict of $1,000 dana geS
ooainst the city for the plaintiff, Mrs.
james E. Anderson.
relieving the verdict against the city,
CITY Attorney Pollard has made com
r,ont that all parties allowing trash OF
anv description to remain in the alleys
in the rear of the premises will be at
once vigorously prosecutor 10 the 1uli
mt Of the law IN the Police court.
The circumstances surrounding the An
dc,son vs. City of Richmond case were
these. Mrs Anderson went into an alley
in the rear of A. H. schwart's glassware
store. on Broad Street, to inspect a
goods box, which she thought.sof buying.
There was good deal OF excelsior and
straw scattered about the alley. which
served to conceal an open. sewer cap.
through which Mrs. Anderson stepped
and was severely injured. She sued for
s15.ooO and the case was vigorously
&c, sht bya City Attorney Pollard. who
secured the services of DR.. j. Allison
F(oGses as medical expert adviser. The
50 nOa verdict is regarded as practically
a verdict fer Mr.. Pollard, insview OF the
weight of law and legal precedent against
Which he had to fight to save the city
rom much larger damages.
The moral which Mr.. Pollard draws
from, the verdict against the city is that
the time has come to call a halt in per-
hitting alleys to be used by merchants
for private business purposes. r-if when
a-,v accident occurs in such an alley in
CT sequence CT it's .unkept condition.
damages can be secured against the
city
The new regime as to alleys and their
use and abuse will go into effect at once.
end a howl is expected from one end of
E1cad Street business district to the 9th
or and on both Sides, Several Main
Street merchants will Re heard from, TOO.
If Mr.. Pollard's present mood continues
there will be many a fine in the Golfer
OF Justice John to offset9 the verdict of
$1,000 against the city yester5at,gs5 a..
IN the Law and Equity Court afdivoree
'ras granted Hannah Platty from II. j.
Suits were instituted in the Law and
Equity Court by B. w. Ford against Ed
ger Allan, committee of NJ. L. Ford for
5000; by J. E. Amiss against the Ches-
areake and Ohio Railway for $4,000, ac-
ton of trespass.
Ernest D. Moore has been granted a
divorce in the Law and Equity Court
from Mrs. Ollie A. Moore formerly Miss
Earfoot.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
SWEET .CHALYBEATE SPRINGS
Guests Come in Large Numbers Many
Improvements.
Special Dispatch to The Times)
r.II 1,1o L, A,,I, LIMA Q

SWEET CIIALYBEATE, VA, June Is
Although the Sweet Chalybeate Springs
have been opened to the public for few
DAYS only, guests have arrived in surprls,
ingly large numbers. On the large ana
spacious lawn, made beautiful by mature
and tasteful by man, can be seen children
romping and playing at all times OF the
day. while their parents are enjoying a
pl,lnge bath in one of the spacious bath
ing pools.
the main hotel and the cottages. A new
floor has been put in the bathroom, ana
this year the dancers Will lind the moor
second to none. The band VIII arrive IN
y few days from Cincinnati, and then the
season will begin in earnest. An unusual
" large number of Richmond people are
expected within the next few weeks IN
search of pleasure or health, tnat may De
found by drinking from Nature stroilS-
est Cha1ybeate Spring.
Among the guests that have arrived are
the following
Colonel G; Hobart ~ S; a a. AN; and T1t e
Mcclure, Jr., Miss Stone, Mrs. WI. Buck,
Wife of Captain w. L. Buck GU. s. 40,
and Miss Winona Buck. OF Washlngton on
d. c.; Mrs. c.. II. Remboid and Miss -Lu II!
Gage and child. of New Rochelle: Y: y;
Mrs NJ G. Gage, of Massachusetts,; Miss
D. Rlaydes, Mrs. n: NJ. Smoek ana MT.
~ B. Edmonds. Of LoulSvi!e Ne NJ W. MI
Cardwell. Wilmington. N G; Mr. deR
Hamilton. North Carolina; Mr.. e. Graves
and WIFE Richmond: Mr. A. SSauShan
wife and children, Gincnnaiti Mrs.
Ea aiin Virginia: Messrs: J. S. August,
r p Dickenson, G. c. Johnson. and w.
II. Spencer, West Virginia: r Dlck-
SON g. L. Hndgns and 2. Gier she nd q
w. r. Tyree Philadelphia, and n. +
ZiSkind, Pennsylvania.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
PERHAPS NOT. CHICKEN THIEF
Negro Fired On Took Shelter in Sta
BILE as Refuge.
Especial Dispatch to The Times.)

ROANOKE, VA, June 2S.-In the evil
dence before the Coroner's jury to-day,
the mother and father of William Powell
(colored), supposed to have been shot rs
chicken thief, testified that their son
told them before his death that he and
another boy took shelter in the stable
from a crowd of white boys, who were
pursuing them with rocks, and it was
when he came out that a, man shot
him.
A policeman testified to the same eff
feet. The jury reported that Powell came
to his death from a pistol ball fred by
an unknown party.
A keystone, w. Va, policeman was
here to-day investiga ting the death of the
negro killed at Glenvar, Thursday morn
ing.
He says a bar-room was robbed of
5000 on Wednesday night, and one negro
was arrested, and it was believed that
the man killed was another He went
to Elliston to exhume the body.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
FUNERAL OF MRS. PARRISH
Large Gathering of Distinguished
Friends Attend From Distance.
fsp.,ial Dispatch to The Tin,cs.1

Especial Dispatch to The Times.
s.COVINGTON,E June e2S---Ihe 1un-s
eral of Mrs. Robert Louis Parrish, whose
unexpected death Thursday from appen-
dic;.is carried sorrow to a large circle
of friends throughout the State. was
held here this morning. services being
conducted in the Episcopal Church by the
raster. the Rev. William E. Rollins. ~
y fusion OF beautiful floral tributes filed
tn. clance1, and the house of worship
was crowded with friends of the fam
lily. Mrs. William e. Allen presided over
the organ. and sweet music was rendered
by the cheir, comprising Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey L. Garrett, Mrs. Robert Bopes,
Mrs. Hattie Hill and Mr. G. p. Stacey. /.
rhe casketr a handsome metallic one
was buried beneath a wealth of flowers,
ard was carried from the church by
c1essrs. Thomas Luke, William a. Rine-5
hart. Joseph T. Fudge. E. NJ Nettleton.
IL E. Rollins. ]. j. Lear. a. A. McAilis-
ter. George a. Rivercomb. j. j. Hobbs,
I,r. ]. w. Wallace and Captain III. E.
W. Rumbold. following whom We're the
h.rCrary pail bearers, Messrs. E. NJ PEN
Gieton and II. ST. George Tucker. OF
Lexington. Va; Major Thomas c. Elder,
Stal nton. Va; William NJ. McAllIster. of
Warn, Springs; J. T. McAister. Hot
Strings: Robert G.. James. Clifton Forge;
JbGge C. f. Nicol Manassas; W. Cor
don McCabe. Richmond, va, Judge ,.
Houston Letcher. lexington: n. T. N
Robinson. Jr., Washington. D. c.: DR..
Il C. Jones. James Rogers. Mayor L.
T. Dickey, Charles p Jones, Jr.. John T.
Delaney II. L. Garrett. DR.. Wilbur T..
Payne, Rev L. L. Lloyd. James A. Nc
CT 1ng. DR.. Orville l.. Rogers, Fl. sVenn.
while following these was the colored
house man, Connie Brown.
The interment was in beautiful Cedar
Hill Cemetery. a mile below Covington
Out of respect to the family the banks
and business houses closed during the
services The number 6f vehicles re-.
qu:, ed to carry the friends to the ceme-.
tory was the largest ever witnessed here.
Among those from distance here We're
Mrs. NJ. T. Eubank. of Warm Springs:
Mss NJ. L. Frederick, Earlehurst. Va;
MIR and Mrs E. c.. Means. Low Moor;
Mr. r. P. Page. Jr.. Boyce. Va; Mr..
and Mrs Waldo CargilI. Huddleston.
va: Messrs Dennis Francis Shanahan.
j. Igratius Shanahan and Dennis OGat-
Afghan. of Louisville, Ky: CAPTAIN and
Mrs Garrett Gcoch and Mrs Elder.
starnton. Va. while messages of sym
rathy for the stricken family were re-
ceived from hundreds of friends.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
sOMET CFVIR GINIAS PLEASURE EMPORFIulNs

4 OF
take place, as is the custom a a. Us iWis.
springs every Fourth of July.Ine si NJ
GINA Reel will be danced N lli.s i1es7
- Those hos who registered here this morn morn
u i. NJ MoeleK Buc h, S,rs va; MIS- M:
A. Bishop. Chicago III: atrs, &C. ~:
NJ Reynolds, Val: Mp. Browne, Leayen-
nth " Kan; Mrs. ]. P. BoulWare, Va;
IS. T. sBoulware, University Of ~ nlrgi mia
M. ~ D., ste'I,ol,is. Mo-; Mr.. and Mrs.
F Nv " p shapieiga, St. Louis: No; an, Mrs r!.
Edward Is H. shaw, Miss Marion shaw
Phila delphia Pa; Mrs. -: En- =, gaeo1l'
Finley. Jr.. Baltimore, Md; e; Gil.
1,nre Cincinnati, Ohio; Charles Belmont.
Davis and Miss Nora Davis, PhIladelp a.!
Pa: Mrs Graham and dauel'ter, 1 >ll
Mr. Mr.. George L. wood is the only de-
partrre for this week.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
THE WARM SPRINGS
The Grand Fourth of July Celebration
is All Ready.
(snecial dispatch to The Times.)

Especial Dispatch to The Times)
WARM SULPHUR SPRINGS, VA,
June 2S.-Perhaps never before have fes-
tivities at this famous old summer re-
s)rt been more promising. Although the
guests now present do not num-
b. over one hundred, there are ex-
p4ted at least one hundred and fifty
more between now ana the 4th DAY OF
July.
There has been no especial social event
THIS far but series of dinners given
by driving parties from the neighboring
resorts have been in progress ever since
the hotel opened for the season in April
IMPROVEMENTS
The property has been abundantly i'm
prov ed The large, stately old oak trees
have been robbed of their under limbs,
the fences have been improved, the bath
houses remodeled, new walks made and
all out structures coated by whltewash.
All told, the whole mountain side, upon
which the main building and cottages are
built, presents most lovely appearance.
trhe people who are to be here prin-
cipally this summer are said to be the
most wealthy class and socially ambi-
tious, so that it is expected that through
ont the season the entertainments will
be frequent and elaborate, and no one
who comes to this renowned resort to
sGuJOS liiC -SoSicA 5dyetS 3 Is likely TO be
disappointed.
8 The drivers in the valleys and on the
mountain tops afford fine outings and
great sport. Flag Rock seems to be the
most popular of them all. Upon it's sum
NIT, it is said, once stood the immor-5
tai. Geo. Washington and proclaimed into
his people the endearmcnt of his country
and his people. and there stands to-day
the flagstaff which bore the flag at the
time. Although decoyed, it is under the
p no Y lil rocks where the dust even
shall ever remain.
At this place. too, can be found hun
dreds of$names chiseled on the ma iestic
rocks among which are the monograms
of many Richmond patriarchs.
The opening Of social events will begin
next Friday, the 4th Of July. at which
time an elaborate dinner is to be served
Then the golf-links. tennis-courts and
shuttle boards, will be patronized until
the night hours, when a grand bal viii
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
OLD SWEET
A Goodly Company and Large Crowd
Coming.

Especial Dispatch to The Times.)
OLD SWIcET SPRINGS. w. VA, June
2s.-There are more people at the Sweet
I'm the season Below are some of those
Who are registered and expect to SPEND
the summer: H r. BUST, OF Charleston,
S. c.: Alan P. Houston and family. Q {
and n,aid of Washington. D. c.: Mrs. IL
S. johnson and family, of New. York; NJ.
aud Mrs. Howard Johnson. of Charleston:
w. Va; Mrs c.. S. Stacy and family. of
charleston, w. Va; Mr.. and Mrs. c.. G..
Lewis. of Charleston. W. Va; Mr.. c. c..
Lewis, Jr., and family. of Charleston, w.
Va; Mr.. Russell Chambers. of Baltimore;
MR. IA. S. Ellison of Parkersburg.
Mr.. J. w. Bell. the manager. expects
over one hundred arrivals by the Fourth
of July. It looks as though the Old Sweet
will have the biggest crowd that 1t has
had for years.
1t is a charming place and many i'm
provements have been made.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

shepp. OF wise NV. Lyon and son. OF
Glade Spring George s. Jack and wife.
Of Roanoke. and Charles D. Denit. OF
Salem. 1t was regretted that q larger.
number were NOT IN the city to go along.
Mr. e. c. Peiouze, J. Dance. Davis
Bottom and L. II. Jones represented the
company The Rathskeller and other.
amusements were visited.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

their daughters. the Misses waddill, will
occupy their cottage. one OF the pleasant
est here. :sss
afr. and Mrs. Henry Wa kins will reach
the Alum for their sumner outing by.
July the list Among others who will
come aalittle later. win be Mrs. yMcAdams
and family, Mrs. Robert G. Cabell,s Mrs
Cerrell. Mr. Thomas Correll, Judge and
Mrs. Ii T.. Lewis
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
ONLY a RFPRIMAND
This Said to be the Verdict in the Starke
Case

Now that the papers have gone to the
colonel commanding. members of the
Seventeen Regiment and especially those
of Company b have an intense desire to
learn what the verdict of the court
martial in the case of Second-Lieutenant
John w Starke. charged with unbe-
coming conduct. will be.
The court has rendered verdict. but.
of course, is under honor bound to keep
it secret until the Governor has made
it public. 1t is whispered around the ar
mory that the verdict is reprimand,
carving with it no sentence or dishon-
orable discharge from the service
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
HAD BUG IN HIS EAR
Ambulance is Called at an Early Hour to
Remove the Insect.

It is not often that call for the am
bulance physician comes in at 3 O'Clock
A. M. and still more seldom is it that a
man is found suffering from bug being
in his ear, yet DR.. Sandidse. of the am
bulance corps, had all Of these expert
ences yesterday morning. He was called
to Seventh and Cary, where white
man giving his name as William Gross
was suffering from a bug in his ear. DE-.
Sandidge made him easy after removing
the bug
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
GAVE IT LAUDANUM
Ten Year Old Negro Child Gives Dose
to a. BahYto Stop 1t from Crying.

Just because a baby left in its charge
saw fit to yell, small negro child yes
terday morning. turned physician and
administered a large dose OF 1audanum,
which proved successful from the ne, 20 \
tof view she took of the case. ne IN ;.
FAINT wa hushed from its yelling but
it took Dr.. sandidge about two hours
to save its life The mother had left
home. telling the ten-year-old child to
mind the baby while she was away.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
Luncheon to Newspaper Men

The Pelouze Paper and Type Company
entertained the members of the Vir-
cinia Press Association at an Informal
luncheon at the Reservoir Yesterday
Among those in the party were Messrs.
G. D, Kilgore, c. T. Kilgore and MISS
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
New Postomce.

bertrand is the name of a new post
ofiice recently established in Lancaster
county.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
"A GRiPPECOJGl

Cured by DR.. David's Cough Syrup of
pure pine tar. horehonnd. wild cherry.
etc Large bottle &c everywhere.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
sUM-1ER RESORTS.
VIRGINIA BEACH.
HOTEL VIRGINIA.
q a. WOOLFOLK, MANAGER.

Desirable parties can secure all
the comforts and -conveniences Of
an hoteIat cottage prices. Electric
lights and call bells, hot and cold
baths. Largest and coolest rooms
on the beach; splendid cuisine.
Orchestra during July and August
and germans every evening in the
grand ballroom. Daily excursions
to fishing grounds. Rooms should
be secured in advance.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
Cold SULPHUR Springs

One of the best places In the mountains
TO spend the summer. Large lawn. abund-s
ant shade. Sulphur, Chalybeate and Free.
stone waters Greatly improved since last
season by large addition to hotel Every
thing home-Ike and attractive. Terms
moderate
Cold Sulphur Springs, Va.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29
OFFICER KILLS PRISONER
Resisted Arrest and Advanced on Hin
With Knife.
fRy Associated Press

NORFOLK, VA, June 2s.-Near8 west y.
sNorfollx to-day Constable F. Adams. Shot
and killed Albert jackson. a negro, for
whom he had a warrant charging theft.
Jackson. or. the approach Of the officer
tried TO make his. escape: When over =
taken ME advanced upon Adams with.
The officer fired four shots from q A. y.
calibre revolver, all Of which took eff
feet. jackson died almost Immediately.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

sWANNANOA SPRINGS. NEAR ASHE-
vile; board 81 to $3.50 per week. r. L..
PATTON, SWANNANOA. N. c.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1902-06-29

Concert at westhamp ton Park this.
ternoon by Iardella.s Ba nd.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13

still. Likewise. I sees his nose, heretofore
the color of a over-ripe violin. begin to turn
scar and gray. / recover sperit at this. as
knows I'm saved. Still I keeps the artl-
lery on him. It's the influence Of that CUR
that holds Yuba spellbound, an l feels
| shore If l relaxes he'll be all over me like
u baggage wagon down hill
(which | should say So says Jack
Moore. DRAWN a deep breath. You takes
every chance, Dave, when you don't cut
loose that timeI'
"'When this Boone beholds me- says
Dave, annex his gun that away, he almost
o'laspses into a fit. He makes i backward
leap that shows he amt lived among rat
tlesnakes In vain. Then he stretches his
hand towards me an Yuba. an says:
Don't shoot! Let's take d drink; It's on
the house!'
""Yuba. with his nose still q peaceful,
gray, turns from the gun an sides for
the bar: l follows along. thirsty, but plen-
ty alert. When we-all is assembled. Boone
makes a wailin' request for his siX-shooter.
"'"Get his" l says at the same time
animadvertin' at Yuba with the muzzle.
"'Yuba passes his weapon over the bar.
an 1 follows suit with BoOne's. Then we
drinks with our eyes on each other in silent
scorn.
we-all will see about this la
ter" growls Yuba. as he leaves the bar.
"'"Go as far as You like, old sport I
retorts, for this last edition. as Colonel
Sterrett would term IT.. of Valley Tan.
makes me that brave In miseratin' for "a
riot.
Its the next day before I'm firm enough
to come ag'in to Tucson. This yere stage
wait in the tragedy is doc to fear. exclo0-
sive. I hears how Yuba is plumb bad:
how he's got two notches on his stick; how
he's filed the sights off his gun: and how
in all respects he's a murderer of merit an
caoL awe r,nEaa M ffpniI tvIn
ways: I'm afraid Yuba'H down me some;
an then, ag'in, I'm afraid he's so poplar
I'll be lynched II / downs him. Shore, that
felon begins to nssoome in my apprehen-
sions the stern teachers Of a whipsaw. AT
last I'm preyed on to that degree. I'm des-
perate: an l makes up my mind to invade
Tucson. cross up with YLba an let him do
his worst. The nervousness Of extreme
yooth doubtless Is what goads me to this
yere decision.
It's about second drink time the next
afternoon when. havin' donned my weapons.
/ rides into Tucson. After leavin' my pony
at the corral l turns into the main street.
It's scorchin' hot. an thar's hardly any
body in sight Up In front of the Oriental
az luck has It. stands Yuba an a party
of doobious morals who slays hay for the
Gov an Is addressed as Lon Gillette.
Al I swings into the causeway. Gillette gets
his eye on mo an straight way fades into
the Oriental, leavin' Yuba alone in the
street. This yere strikes me as mighty
ominous; 1 feels the beads Of water come
onder my hatband, an I begins to crowd my
gun a leetle further for'ard on the belt.
I'm walkin' up on the opposite side from
Yuba, who stands watchin' my approach
with serene mien.
"'"It's the cannes Of the tiger crouch
in for a spring." thinks I.
"As I arrives opposite, Yuba stretches
out his hand. Come on over" he sings
out.
"."whieh he's assoomin' airs Of friend