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Arizona republican., 1902-09-13
SITUATIONS WANTED

 WANTED-By q German woman, a place to do housework in town or country. Inquire Monroe house, cor ner Second and Monroe streets. MAN AND WIFE would like position as clerk and hCusekeeper in hotel; Arizona or southern California; ex- perienced. Address Clerk, Republi- can office.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-13
FOR EXCHANGE

TO EXCHANGE-Yo dairy stock for water right in Grand canal. Ad- dress r. O. box 7S6
Arizona republican., 1902-09-13
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-A good stock of general merchandise and a good patronage in neighbcring town. Address Double &, care Republican.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-13
POST YOURSELF Southern
 Pacific
 Excursions
EXCURSION TO CHICAGO

On sale daily at the Southern Pacific office until September S0. Chicago and return at rate of $S4.SO, with final limit Octo- Der 31. Tickets are good via the famous Rock Island Cut on. or via New Orleans and Illinois Central. Through cars. Pullman and Tourists, without change at Maricopa.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-13
Excursion to Kansas City and St.
 Louis.

Tickets are also Cl sale daily to Kansas City and return at the low rate Of S77.3O and to St. Louis and return a. rate of SS2.3O until September 90. Final limit of tickets October S1. No change of cars necessary at Maricopa, and these tickets en- title passengers to all first class privileges. Make your reserVd- tion early.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-13
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
 SEASIDE EXCURSIONS

Los Angeles, San Diego. Santa Barabra, San Pedro. Ventura. Long Beach and Newport Beach for S25.95. Through tickets to Avalon. Catalina Island and return for $2S.2O. On sale Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur- days of each week. All tickets good for stop-over at points west of Colton, and limited to November 30. 1902. Only one night Phoenix to the coast. No time lost to the busy man. No tedious waits, nor dangerous hills, and 200 miles the shortest route. Time is either money or pleasure to you. Save 1t by taking the SOUTHERN PA C1FIC.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-13
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Grain land and water un- der the Tempe canal. Address H. l.. Chandler, Mesa.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-13

FOR RENT-Furnished cottage or housekeeping rooms. 1701 West Mcn- roe street
Arizona republican., 1902-09-13
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running paid advance

BARGAINS-Sec hand saddles. Pawnshop Al North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1902-09-13
MINING APPLICATION NO. ITS.
 Survey No. 1914.
VENUS LODE.

Beginning at cor. No. 1, identical with the S. w. cor. of the location. a porphyry stone 6x10x24 ins. set 12 ins. in the ground chiseled -1-V.-1614 with mound of stones alongside, whence cor. to secs. 3-4-9-10, T. N. R. l E., G. & s. R. B. & M. Brs. N. IS deg. 29 min. w. 128 it.
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
ORDER PUBIC WORK.
n Addition Commissioners Will Investi-
gate Hotel lire Escapes.

The District Commissioners yesterday
authorized the. following items of public
work through the Engineer Department:
That the offer of the Crawford Paw
Company of January24. 1902, to construct
stone wall and steps: and do other Incl
dental work, In front ,f the Wescott prop
erty on Highland Avenue, Cleveland Park,
for the sum of $3.50. IS hereby accepted
That catch basins be constructed at the
northeast corners of North Capitol and
Randolph Streets gand and Seaton
Streets. at an estimated cost of S225J
for main and pipe - "Ppi 'p''a'ioii
That a committee S6hs1s,ug OF Mr.
snowden Ashford. Inspector of Buildings:
Mr.. R.. w. Dutton. Chief of the Fire De-
partment; Mr.. A. NJ Lawson, Inspector
Of Elevators and Fire Escapes, and Mr.. A.
l.. Sinclair, of the City Solicitors Office.
is hereby appointed to consider and re-
port on the safety appliances of hotels.
apartment houses and other buildings of
A similar character.
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
STATUS OF DIVORCE
CASES UNDER new CODE
Law IS Being Tested Before
Justice Hagner.
Case OF Mrs. Pinkie M. Dabney for De-
sertion Heard-Court Takes
Matter Under Amusement.

Arguments involving the status of sey.
eral hundred divorce cases was heard yes.
terday by Justice Hagner, presiding In
Equity Court No. l.
The proceedings for divorce filed by
Mrs Pinkie NJ. Dabney against Mr.. John
N Dabney, in which Attorneys Jackson
and Bentley appeared for the complain
ant and Messrs. Jeffords and Chase for
the defendant. was selected upon which
to test the law
Contention in the Case.
1t is contended by one side that the
local courts have no authority under the
code, which went into effect on January 1
last, to grant a divorce on any ground
other than inhdelity. Mrs. Dabuey ashea
for divorce from her husband on the
ground of desertion,. and it is claimed
that the court has no power to grant her
a decree
Justice Hagner took the matter under
advisement and will announce his de-
cision at later date.
1t is understood that, no matter which
way the matter is decided by the lower
,ourt the case will be taken to the Court
If Appeals for the District In order that
he status of the divorce law may be
The Washington times., 1902-03-22

OF H. e. Colclazie guardian qualified
oath OF surety; bolxecuted Estate of
Heorgiana May Klk: order for publi
catlon OF final not return day, April
10 lSoZ. Estate of As Hannemann; or
uer lor pubiicationtinst creditors; no
tlce TO creditors iss; return day, March
Il, 1902. Estate osth johnson; order
appointing George Meyer administra
tor; bond, $4,000. Bte of Warren Wal
ler' order grantingters OF administra
tlon to J. II. Cockr, bond, sl00. Estate
OF lhomas Reidy; tation returned by
H'arshai; served ponally. Estate of
Johh carroll, mint subpoena returned
ny harshai. ser personally. Es-
tate OF Mary Pagno; affidavit in
lieu OF account, apycd and passed. Es-
tate OF Florence Holmes; first and
maj account of ainistrator approved
and passed. Estatf Almon VI. Clapp;
hrst and final acnt of executor ap-
proved and passedFrancis F. Taylor;
motion to set day proof of will. order
ming GATE for pr of WILL order ad-
mlttlnS Will to pate and record and
granting letters tementary. Estate.of
frahcis f. Taylor7ill fully proved by
lnFee witnesses. tate of Reuben B.
clark; answer of Niam J. Galliher, ex-
ecutor. TO petitioDf Mrs. Ida NJ. c. |
WOOD, aifidayits ofiarles T. Parker and |
James W. Radclif Estate. of John L. |
l'enham' will dateMne 10. 1880. naming |
sarah A Denham ecutrix; codicil dated
april Is, 1900, withfidayit filed. Estate
OF Margaret j. Otan; affidavit as TO
want or mailing. Ete of Anna Wolcott:
deed OF appointment E. Welsh Ashford
10 National Safe bosit to Saving and
rust Company. Elite of Lucy P. Sands;
order admitting wilo probate and record
anu granting letterestamentary to Rose
NJ Cayce; bond $40. Estate of Alex
ihder w. Eaton: stement for account,
WIN nineteen voucrs and two receipts
u iegatees filed. tate of Adolph Won
'teinwher; oath administrator Es-
ate of John ]. Coo oath of administra-
or. Estate of Lop W. Ritchie; inven-
ory OF personal cate filed. Estate of
red n Zuschnitt; ccount stated; prin-
ipai notihed. Este of Celia H. Nc
'uire, minor; acc6t stated; guardian
otihed- Estate of harles f. Reynolds;
ccount stated; gudian notified. Es-
ate OF Mabel Vand,e, minor; two depo-
llons In behalf coplainant filed by H.
rescott Galley, aminer; three ex-
lhits filed. Estat OF John J. Cook;
ond completed.
Justice of the Iace appeal cases;
rlmlEal Court No2, Justice Barnard.
Nnor against Joseph
richardson, tradings Richardson & Bur-
'ss: for damages, 90
criminal Court D. ]. Justice Ander
n-Charles Colemn; murder; on trial; !
ry completed, resIfed until Monday. !
Equity suits filed-John Hall VS.. Re-
cca B. Morton ct l.; to vacate deed.
Suits at law filed-Freeborn G. Smith J
William NJ. Edwrds; appellants ap-
al from Justice o the peace. Martin
eigand vs. w. F. FALLING; appeal from
stice of the peace. Edward N Richards
Capital Wall Paer Mills; notes and
count, SS,S1036.
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
PREPARING BOOTHS
FORBIG MASONICFA
HELD ON SUSPICION.
Ladies' Shoes and Pair of Boots Figure
in Arrest of Two Men.

John Barry, fifty eight years of age, is
locked uD at No. c station on suspicion.
tbs actions while walking down D Street,
and the fact that he carried pair of
iady's shoe under his arm, led to his
arrest by Policeman Galpin
a pair of boots figures in the charge of
suspicion, on which VIM. Sears, colored
is heid at the same station. He was
taken into custody by Policeman Robey.
The name of French appears on the
inside Of the boots. Stears says he fshed
the boots out of a sewer not long ago. He
said he was employed by the sewer de-
partment
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
USE OF SIDEWALK SPACE.
Application of Produce Dealer to Displav
in Front of Store Granted

Mr.. John Hayes, of 2l6 Ninth Street
northwest, recently addressed the Dis
trict commissioner requesting permis-
sion to place a stand in front of his
premises for the purpose of selling
produce on the sidewalk.
mr- bradshaw, of the Engineer De-
parment, recommends that a width Of
five feet adjacent to the building limo ho
set apart for occupation for the length of
.he sidewalk between B Street and Louis
lana Avenue, to be used only on week
Gays, except Saturday, between the hours
oil a. m and p. m. and on Saturday
until IL p. m.
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
Solid Gold JeWeIy.

10k Solid Gold Necklaces. several
styles from which to select; 9Sc.
Solid Gold Baby Pins: the S1.0O kind
for 45c.
Solid Gold Collar Buttons; three
prices, CSC, 75c, and 49c
Children's Solid Gold Rings, variety
of colored stone settings: 75c and $1.00
kind for 39c.
Misses Solid Gold Rings, latest
style settings; s1.25 and s1.50 kinds for
69c.
women's Solid Gold Rings, new and
up-to-date patterns. to stone set
tings; 5000 and $3.50 kind for $1.49.
Solid Gold Baby Bracelets, new pat
terms: $500 kind for s2.49.
Solid Silver Chatelaine Watches,
Swiss movement, stem winder; spe-
cial. s2.25.
Gun Metal Chatelaine Watches,
stem winder and setter; $2.25.
Women's and Mems Gold Plated
Watches, stem winder and setter,
S29s.
Sterling Silver Handle Embroidery
and Manicure Scissors; SOC kind for
33c.
Sterling Silver Files, Hooks, Horns.
Cuticles, Curling Irons, Seals. etc
Csc.
French Grey Finished Sterling Toi-
let and Desk Pieces; 59c and 69c kind
for Ace.
Doster Dock Marks, with gterliug
silver ornaments; CSC, Acc and Csc.
Sterling Silver Purses-heavy top
special. s2.50.
German Silver Chatelaine Bags
f1sh-scale mesh; s1.9S, 81. 80. and S1.49
Sterling Silver Key Rings-specfal
price, 19c. j.
Sterling Silver Top Ink Wells: 29c
kind for 19c.
Sterling silver Top Cologne Bottles;
29c kind for 15c.
Sterling Silver Top Hair Brushes.
special price. s1.9s, s1.49. and s1-25.
Sterling Silver Nail Polishers-
large size, s1.00 kind. for 75c.
C and H.
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
Mr.. c. Osborne Ward Dead.

c. Osborne Ward. an old resident of
this city and a clerk in the Bureau of
Labor, died on Wednesday at Yuma, Ariz.
where he moved with his family from
Washington about three months ago. His
body is being brought here for interment.
He was seventy years old.
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
Alleges He Was Robbed.

James T. Arundel, whose home Is at
Sherman and Grant Avenues, reported to
the police yesterday that he had been
robbed of s55 at a downtown hotel. The
case is being Investigated.
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS.

ADJUSTMENTS.
National-Mary Mannering in Janice
Meredith" evening and afternoon
Columbia-Jefferson De Angels in "a
Royal Rogue" evening and afternoon.
Lafayette-"Mme. Sans Gene" after
noon and evening
Chase's-Polite vaudeville; afternoon
and evening
Academy-''Dangerous Women" even
ing and afternoon.
Herman 's-Rose Hill Company; after
noon and evening.
Empire-Hopkins Trans Oceanics:"
afternoon and evening.
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
Looking for an Alleged Impostor.

On complaint of Mr.. Trott, of East
Washington, the police are trying to
locate Henry Caddagan, alias Hilton. De-
scriptions have been sent to the police OF
nearby cities.
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
The Death Record.

The following deaths for twenty four
hours were reported at the Health De-
partment up to noon yesterday:
Francis Milton Heffernan, ffty-two
years.
Harry Brown, fifty-seven years.
Frank Jackson forty-fve years.
Eliza johnson. forty years.
Kate Murphy, thirty-seven years.
Frank Johnson. thirty-nine years.
Margaret Tabbs, twenty-five years.
Pauline Woog. seventeen years.
Infant of Milton and Mary Brickerd.
two months.
Infant of George and Grace Carter,
eight days.
The Washington times., 1902-03-22

Norfolk & Washington Steamboat Co
Delightful trips daily at $50 p. m. from foot
5th st. to OLD Point Comfort. Norfolk. Virginia
Beach. and Newport News. See ad. page o.
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Increasing cloudiness today, rain by
afternoon or night on Sunday; light north
to northeast winds
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
TEMPERATURE.
THE SUN AND THE MOON.

Highest temperature, 3 p. m............'
Lowest temperature. a. m...........4
The Washington times., 1902-03-22

PnOne East L54 Washington Brewing
mr. Raar Co.'S famous Golden Hop Beer for
VI DSSi. q. Deliyered In unlettered wagona
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
Discontinuance of Cleveland Sleeping Car
Line, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad.

Effective Saturday, March %. Train No. o. leav-
ing Washington $50 p. H., will run to Pitts
burg only.
The Washington times., 1902-03-22

Every Saturday and Sunday, valid returning un
I'll following Monday iRelHsiv% Good on all
The Washington times., 1902-03-22

SI.25 To Baltimore and Return $I.z5
Via Pennsylvania Railroad. Tickets on sale Sat
urday and Sunday. March % and %, limited to
Monday March "a
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
STREET LIGHTING

High tide ...... 12:49 AN. and lis Pm.
Low tide ........6:51 AM. and 7:15 PM.
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
THE TIDE TABLE,

sun rose. -6:O2 AN. Sun sets. ..6:13 r. NJ
moon rises. ........ Moon sets. .4.55 A. NJ
The Washington times., 1902-03-22

sI.as to Baltimore and Return, Via B
"a ORR, 1s.
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
Fine Plated JeweIry.

Gold Plated Top Collar Buttons.
sterling silver back; 10c kind for &c.
Latest fad, Ribbon Pins; zoe kind
for 10c.
Leather Fobs, with oxidized
Charms; Csc kind for 15c.
Black Hat Pins, German silver
stem: 25c kind for Sc.
Duchess of York Necklaces, with
nedrl pcnI.--k--s o-~ lid for e.
Melba Lorgnette Chains, silver, gilt,
and black: 25c kind for 1sc.
Harlequin Opal Scarf Pins; 25c kind
for 10c.
Tube Pearl Studs; Csc kind for Sc.
Cameo Scarf and Brooche Pins; soc
and 75c kind for Csc
Antique Belt Brooches; 25c kind
for 15c.
Sash Pins, latest novelties; 25c kind
for lie.
Chesterfield Turquoise Cuff Buttons;
2oc kind for 12c.
The Waldorf Cuff Buttons; 25c kind
for 15c.
Jewelry Department-firs
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
Gigantic Easter Sale Of Solid Gold and Plated JeWeI
as Well as Sterling Silver Wares


footing
the
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
Ladies' Silk Waists.

A handsome assortment of silk
Waists in blacks and col C1 n
ors. Handsomely made and \ ( I'll
finished. A big bargain at. " Jaw
The Washington times., 1902-03-22

Easter Leader No. !. Sterling top
hatpins, large rose pattern. 1JC
&c kind. for. ~
Easter Leader No. g Sterling silver
scarf or stick pin-the 10c. kind &C
LOT ...-..-.......--...
Easter Leader No. g. Sterling silver
brooche pins-the 25c. kind &c
Ior ....''.-..... "
Easter Leader No. 4. Black, gilt,
and silvered dumb bell cuff but &c
tons. the Csc kind per pair.
Easter Leader No. s. Enamel scarf
pins with opal ccntre-the 25c. inc
Easter Leader No. s. Plated neck
laces. with charm. pearl or opal 15C
centre. 25c. kind for .......... ~
Easter Leader No. Z. Gold plated
lorgnette chains. 25c. kind 11C
1or -.-..-............. -
Easter Leader No. 8. Sunburst
Brooche Pins. Golconda gems; 16C
soc kind. for. .......-........... ~
Easter Leader No. 0. Gold inc
Front Baby Pins; 25c kind. for. ~
EasteDLeader No. 10. Imitation &C
Cameo Scarf Pins; the .25c kind, for '
Easter Leader No. II. Pearl Ear &C
rings. screw back; 25c kind, for. v
Easter Leader No. IL. Brooche
Pins, white stone wreath designs; &C
DC yaJro for
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
New Easter Novelties in Our Candy Department.


such Cream Eggs Paper
b
with
filing
midw
The Washington times., 1902-03-22

5000 Children's Gold Shell Rings,
with stone setting; warranted to
wear years; Csc kind for 10c
Gold Plated Sunburst Brooch Pias;;
S1.00 kind fo- 49c.
Gold Plated Secret Heart Lockets
and Chains: Csc kind for &c.
Gold Plated Waist Sets, pair cuff
links, pins, and collar button; Soc
kind for 25c.
The Washington times., 1902-03-22
s. KANN. SONS & co.
s. kANN, SONS & CO.

Attractive in volume, variety. yle quaty-prce.
excellence, there is interesting followng-that
crate price attachment Fashionable apparel
here to be viewed maybe bought by thrifty beauty
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his ordinary. ''And if I had little
money
Osborne raised his right hand, with
quaint, peculiar gesture.
"If you want me to lend you some,"
he said, Il tell you frankly that won't
do it, l like you first rate. l believe
you're an honest, capable fellow with
lots of good stuff in you, and I'll be
hanged if l take any hand in spelling
such an excellent product of nature
Read the riot act to Sunderland, and If
he doesn't dispense and lay down his
arms then go and read it to somebody
else
Haven rose somewhat unsteadily and
took up his hat from the table.
Il thank YOU" he said, "for your ad-
vice" with just bit of emphasis on
the last word. Good afternoon"
He went back to the office of the
magazine. Sunderland had gone for
the day. Haven pat in the outer
doorway and was II, .,rntly accosted
by a truly wise young man who was
connected with large advertising
agency. He had taken fancy to Ha-
ven, and that was why he broke very
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nal, I've got to do bust Concentration
ness with him! l know, Is the name
| absolutely know, that "a ''
he will take up this plan of mine if
can only put it in shape. And must.
That's all there is about it."
He went up stairs to his office and
remained there for an hour in condi-
ton that his office boy took to he some
strange and new form of intoXication
Concentration is the name of it, though
the boy did not know that.
At the end of the hour Haven put on
lis hat very firmly, took up Il piece of
paper on which he had made some fig
urCS and walked out Of the Office.
i've had it for months" he said to
himself; "only | couldn't see ii because
| was looking at something else"
Mr. Osborne again received him with
the same kindness and courtesy. On
this occasion Haven did not suffer from
hunger. He had forgotten that he had
Il stomach or anything else except Il
Schcme-n business proposition. He
laid il before Osborne with an incisivc-
ness that was like points of pins that
naviGatorS drive into charts to mark
the course
The publisher scarcely said a word
until all was over. Then he sat back
i'll his chair calmly adjusted his ample
waiStcoat and said:
'Wcll 20 into it. How much do you
want down."
give hundred" said Haven. "And
my salary is to start from today"
"All right. When shall | see YOU
again.
Not before Tuesday," replied the
young man. Pm going over to Phila-
delphia to get married"
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notable habit Of retiCence
with these words spoken
in Il low tone:
Hunt cover. This She
bang is gone upw
Haven paled.
do you mean it," he
gaspcd.
Sure" said the young
man. And he went his
way.
EnpUiOp him Ho,.ap
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How Aucients Squared the Circle.

The rule given by Ahmes requires
that the diameter of n circle shall be
shortened by one-ninth and Il square
erected upon this shortened line The
area of SIch IL square approXimates
the area of the circle, but. of course.
is not exact and is not even as close Il
result rs that at which other geomctri-
clans have arrived.
The Eabylonians, who were also
great mathcmaticians had solution,
to which reference in the Talmud has
been traced. The Eabylonian method.
however, WAS not Il quadraturc, but a
rectilication of the circumference.
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ture. Those fel-
lows have to be paid right along, OF
course"
There was an accent of contempt in
his tone as he jerked his thumb toward
the mere mechanical individuals who
were sordidly thrusting greenbacks in
to their pockets.
81 haven't drawn Il full salary in
eight weeks" said Haven, with
groan, land I'm down to the hole in the
bottom of my pocket-down through it
into my trousers leg, by iingow
rs it so:' replied Sunderland, laugh
ing in Il confidential fashion, Too
much brain. too much brain. You liter
AIRY people never know how to make
money count. But. between ourselves,
Tn in good deal the same fix myself.
However, that doesn't matter. Wen
have to take care of YOU. Will will
about 50 see you through
Ravens nominal wage was $50 per
week, and he had a considerable bal
ance in his favor on the books. but he
had learned the futility of arguing with
Sunderland
Il suppose So he said.
The business manager slapped him
cordially on the shoulder. and in so do
ing gently turned him around so that
he faced the door.
"All right. my boy" said he in the
most friendly fashion. "Tll see that
you get it tomorrow.
Haven, with his hands in his pockets.
clutching cold keys and Il lucky piece
that was a counterfeit in lead. remain
ed daZed for some seconds, and when
he turned about Sunderland was deep
in conversation with the cashier, who
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show 1t any
how" cried Osborne. Nobody can
take away your Independence. That's
the gift of God. and it belongs to you.
If Sunderland wants you, he'll find
some way to pay you, or if he can't
there are others who will. SO long as
you have something that the world
wants you can get Il price for it. But
don't labor under the delusion that
Sunderland and his magazine are the
world"
"Precscly." said Haven in weak
high pitched voice quite different from
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ey that lay on the table. wotcb MA
The sight emphasized his
need, and when Osborne put the money
into his pocket Haven felt an absurd
sense of loss.
"Nr. Osborne" he said. I'm in a
peck of trouble. | am man hanging
on to the tail of bear. l want some
body to help me let GO
Then he proceeded to describe the sit
uation of affairs on the magazine.
Il can neither stay there nor quit"
he said in conclusion. for | haven't a
penny. | haven't even the price of a
luncheon"
Osborne laughed. 1t seemed to Ha-
ven an unkind thing to do. He said to
himself that he hadn't made his case
strong enough. He went over it again
and added few more troubles, where
ut Osborne laughed again heartily and
as if he expected Haven to laugh with
him. But, suddenly observing the aw-
full gloom that shrouded his visitors
countcnance, he checked his laughter
and said earnestly:
Wy boy, You uon t Know what trou-
bic is, and you'll never be good for any
thing until YOU do"
Haven was angry. 1t seemed easy
for man without care to talk in this
strain. Th" value of trouble as AN ar.
chitrrt Of character is easy to see from
the outside of the structure.
Il think YOU scarcely appreciate the
diiIicuty,' h" said in an injured tone
OF voice. Il can't move. I'm tied hand
and foot"
You must move said Osborne
"That is what W" are here for-action
energy conquest. Troubles? Why. my
young friend. there are not enough or
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them. Your soul isn't
getting the proper
amount of exercise.
The best people in
this world have to
20 out looking for
troublos-for obsta-
clcs to throw out of
their way"
But what the d
| beg your pardon.
What can Il fellow
do in this town
without Il cent? If
| could show some
independence over
in my shop, | could
bring them to terms,
but they know how
,,, s,;t,,nt,I -