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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1903-05-05

Money to lend at 4, 8 and per cent on
real estate. Frank T. Rawlings, 1905 Pa, ave.
advertisement.
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Horse Bites Off Woman's Finger.

Mrs. Alice Meshaw, sixty years DID, liv-
ing on the Bowen road, was attacked by
a horse yesterday afternoon, and one fin
ger was bitten of her left hand Dr.
James E. Watson was summoned to the
house, and he rendered surgical aid. The
wound is painful but not necessarily dan
gerous.
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For best Photos Kemethy's, HOO Pa. ave

Window Awnings, $1.97 Each and Up
r. c. NJ Burton & Son, oil E NV
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Small Lots of Lumber Delivered
without extra charge same as large orders
Bros, POO 7th NV. Phone 1853 NJ
my4-2t
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Storage One Dollar Month Per
load on furniture. Clean and airy rooms
Brown & Tolson, aucts. Phone $500 my5-1O
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v. Baldwin johnson Offers 500 Re.

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ter. See special notice, page 3.-Advt
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v. Baldwin johnson Offers 500 Re.
Certificates of incorporation.

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A Bottle of cold Braddock"

Maryland Rye should be on hand in every
home at all times. Finer medicinal whiskey
cannot be had. Leading dealers.-Advt.
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Via the Seaboard Air Line Railway. Tickets
on sale May 4, 5, 6, Z. For particulars call
at ticket office, 1921 Pa. ave.-Advt
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Furniture, Pianos, Trunks, &c., Stored

in modern fireproof warehouse of Union
Trust & Storage Co.. at lowest rates con-
sistent with best service. Main office, 1414 F.
advertisement.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14
WANTS. TO SUCCEED
MAJOR GEORGE. M. HELMS

The Board OF Directors Of tho State
penitentIary will some time prior to jan
uary lat elect a successor. to the present
George NJ. Helms. OF Franklin and there
are number of applicants for the plac,,.
Major Helms Is candidate for re-elec-
ton, and the other aspirants are 1Messrs.
s. NJ. Boiling, of Bedford; B, J. Wysor,
of Russell; B, w. Lynn, of Loudoun, ana
s. M Newhouse. OF Culpe2er,
The new term Ia for four years, and all
the aspirants are we'll known.
DR., Charles v. Darlington, tho surgeon
to the Institution. is understood to have
no opposition.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14
TO ALTER !. !. !. !.
The SYSTEM s Y $
Mr.. stcarnes. Offers a Bill Chang
ing theaPrimary Method
NowRin Vogue.
WILL ALSO LE g u
Follows State Primary Plan and
Applies Present Election Laws
to Nominations Made.

The apparent dissatisfaction with tho
viva voce system OF voting in primaries
in Virginia is likely to receive attention
from the Legislature through a measure
offered by Hon. L. P, stearnes. OF New
port News. in the House on yesterday.
The bill of Mr. stearnes which was
referred to tho Privileges and Elections
Committee, provides for legalizins prl-
maries held for oil officers named
in the State Democratic Committees plan.
and further that In such primaries the
present election laws shall govern. This
means that tho voting shall be by secret
ballot, rather than under the viva yoce
system.
The bill follows the State primary plan,
and leaves it optional with local commit
toes as to whether local officers shall
be nominated by primary or In conycn-
ton.
Mr.. stearnes said he had offered tho
bill In good faith. and that he would
simply let 1t stand on Its merits. without
making any fight for It,
The bill will likely cause something OF \
fight In the committee, ana enorts VIII be
made tC amend II IN many pa' P!co4'5
THE BILL IN FULL.
The full text Of the measure Is as foF
lows;
10 1t enacted by the General Assem-
bly, OF Virginia, That all party primaries
held or conducted by any political party
In the State of Virginia, for the purpose
of nominating party candidates for elec'
ton, shall be held and conducted under
the general election laws OF the state
governing general elections.
g. The said party Executive Committee
having the said party primary election In
charge shall appoint discreet men as
judges and clerks for said election so as
to represent all the sal dparty candidates
as far as possible.
AS TO WITNEssSEs.
In canyassing the ballots each candl-
date shall be allowed to have q repre-
sentative present, as Is now PROVIDED for
political parties In general elections.
g. When political parties do not wish to
have primaries. but prefer to hold conyen-
lions or mass meetings to nominate their
candidate, the same laws shall govern the
said conventions or mass-meetings as are
applicable to primaries IN SO far as the
appointing of Judges and clerks ana ths
canvassing OF the ballots ~ coneerneat
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14
Property Transfers.

Riohmond-James =. Allen and wife to
Ida II and e, G. Clarke. thirty feet on
north side OF Broad Street, rs 10 feet
cast OF Thirty-second. sl,l4O
John @ Bradley and wife to Mrs. A. l..
itaiey, 20 ll-l2 feet on east side OF Twen-
ty-fifth Street, n feet north Of p, $1,000,
Allen Jonothan and wlfe's trustees to II.
+. Jonothan, % feet OH west side Sew
enleenth Street between Grace and
}, w. johnson to Myer Kirsh. 90 ll-l2
feet on west side OF Fifth Street. 67 l-l3
feet south OF Duval, $1,000.
William A. Moncure. special commits
sioner, to Ramon D. Garcin, forty feet
OH west slide OF Thirt!eth Street, No, reg,
$3.50.
Tax Title Company of Richmond 10
Mary Freeman, fifteen feet on east side
81, John Street between Baker and Du-
Val. 3ls6,
ienrlco-John l.. .Nixson and wife to
Joseph Harris, 6 3-i acres about nine
mes west OF Richmond. $50.
The Tax Title Company of Richmond to
h. A. Washington. % feet on west side
Of Twents-siXtn Street. twenty feet south
OF T, $50.
Kate l.. and Albert b, Wharton, Jr., to
!. e. Rupert. 20 feet on south side OF
Fioyd Avenue. 4e LIZ feet west or Park,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14
ST. LOUIS. BUILDINGS.
Virginia People Have Subscribed
$500 So Far.

The general subscription for the cree
ton Of the Virginia building at st. Louis
is going on encouragingly, and as the
time for beginning upon 1t approaches
moro and more Of the people are sub
scribing, there being now about $1,000
pledged. ..$
Superintendent George p. Murrell, who
was in ST. Louis recently. reports thas
the State buildings are going up rapidly.
thjlty-five o; them being under way Or
about to begin. Wisconsin, the last to
begin. was up and under roof in3tws.ve
days from tho time the foundation was
iaid
Tennessee. like Virginia, has to rely
upon private su subscriptions from Its citl-
gems, and they are taking o great deal
OF interest In 1t. At meeting OF the
Commercial Club in Jackson, Tenn. the
other day. after addresses by, Major =.
B. Stahlmaa, president OF the State Assoc
tjation. and Hon. B. A. Enloe. secretary
the business mon guaranteed $1,000 for
the fund, end said they would make 1t
$4,000 rather than have no building.
Memphis las slgrlfIeI her Willingness
to contribute literally. and now has
thirty committees at work soliciting sub
scriptlons.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14
JUSTICE JOHN
GOES TO new YORK.
Wants to See His Doctor-Noth-
ing serious--Police
Court.

Squire Grave appeared once more upon
the scene in the Police Court yesterday
In the absence OF Justice John, who took
a flying trip to the metropolis to see his
old friend. the doctor.
The two boys, Nobby stratton ana
Harry Penny. charged with assaulting
and robbing H, A. Bushnell Of 81. were
each placed under security for six months,
Mack Douglas was given sixty days
fat for taking coat belonging to J, w:
Thompson.
the usual small dlsorderlies, each one OF
which. was attended to In the rlght way /.
The civil docket was long one. nut "
was in the AFTERNOON before the SQUIRE
Ind a chance togo out and breath sons
pure ozone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14

of Mr.. James Lowndes Phippen. The
Young people are both we'll known and
very popular.
Personal Mention.
Mrs. J. H. Matthews, of Martinsville,
Va, is visiting her sister, Mrs N. Y.
Shelton. of No. 41S East Grace Street.
Colonel John Murphy and his bride. who
have been touring Canada, will attend
the New York Horse Show next week
Mr.. and Mrs. F. l.. Dickinson, Mrs.
z. G. Dickinson Mr.. J. A. and Mr.. waiter
Scott, of this city, attended the speiden-
Cropley wedding, taking place near NIL
ford, in Caroline county, recently
Miss Katie Disney has returned from
visit to friend near Winchester Va.
Mr.. Charles Stacy, OF Ronceverte, w
Va. who spent yesterday In Richmond
returned to Ronceyerte last night.
Mrs. Florence Brown Tlippen. Of Cum
berland county. Is the guest OF Misse:
Ada and Nellie Gray:
Mrs. James A. Hoofnagle, Of Ashland,
va. who was recently operatsd on at Me-
mortal Hospital. is conyalesccnt. and able
to see her friends.
Friends OF DR.. Stuart N, Michaux will
be glad to hear that he has almost re-
covered from his recent indisposition.
Mrs. Best, OF Ronceverte, w. Va, who
has been spending some time In New
York city, has now Joined her daugh-
tiers. Miss FLORENCE and Miss Caroline
! Best. at No. 215 East Franklin Street.
Mrs. ]. T. Temple, OF Richmond, and
Mrs. T. II. Walker. Of Pembsrton. Va.
left yesterday to attend the New York
Horse Show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p. Withers, Jr.
OF Pittsburg. Pa. are visiting Mr.. ant
Mrs Stephen Putney.
i Society is much interested over the ap
pearance Of Viola Allen In Twelfth Nigh
at the Academy. Present Indication
point to crowded house and many DO,
parties for the matinee aug the evening
production. Mr.. Young is said to b.
fine In his makeup as Sebastian, fact
that adds much interest to the perform
ance.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14
An Enallsh Author Wrote:

mo shade no shine, no fruit. no flow
leans would add no freedom from catarrh,
which is so aggravated during this month
that 1t becomes constantly troublesome.
There is abundant proof that catarrh Is
sorofula and consumption, being one of
the wasting diseases. Hoods Snrsaparilla
has shown that what Is capable OF eradi-
eating scrofulc. completely cures catarrh
and taken in time prevents consumption,
We cannot see how any sufferer can put
on taking this medicine, In View of the
widely published record OF It's radical and
permanent cures It is undoubtedly
ica's Greatest Disease--Catarrh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14
Social and
Personal

At the marriage Of Miss Elizabeth
Mr., c. Jones Rxey, OF Culpeper. Va,
to Mr.. e. Wiley stearns, OF this CITY.
which took place last "Wednesday IN 81
Stephens Church, Culpeper the ReV.
+ ". Ware was the ceebrant
Miss Georgia II. Rixey was the maid OF
honor and Mr.. Charles P. Stearns the pest
man. 49,
The list OF bridesmaids included MISS
Alice Stearns. Miss Mary Barbour RlXey'
Miss E. Georgia Flint, MISS Emmy
stsarns Miss Lena Rixey and Miss jean
ME Gray Miller.
DR.. Brodie c. Male, of the University
of virginia. Mr.. Stearns Halsey, OF Gull
PEPPER and Mr. George G.. Hiden OIL
ciated as rshers Congressman John Il.
Rixey and Surgeon Rixey, the uncles OF
the bride. We're among the wedding
guests.
when Mr.. and Mrs. stearns return from
their wedding trip they will have apart
ments with Mrs Samuel w. Travers, OF
West Franklin Street.
A meeting OF the Richmond Cotillon
Club will be held in the Masonic Temple
Monday evening, November loth at s:oV
o'clock. 80
AS business of importance in detail VIII
come before the members. each and every
one Is requested and expected to be
present.
most auspicious circumstances.
Those who have had the pleasure Of
hearing Mr.. James Young at the Wo-
mans Club, will be glad to know that NE
will visit the club again this SATURDAY
afternoon. after the matinee, when
large audience will doubtless greet him.
NJ young will talk on 1.-THE Defense
Ct shylock" at haif-past o'clock. lie
IL known throughout the South as an
artist of great ability. He plays sebas.
+ian to Miss Aliens Viola In Twelfth
Night at to-days matinee and to-n'gnts
performance in the Academy He was
lately connected with Sir Henry Irving 0
company in England and was for some
years a member Of Augustin DAYS
shakcspearian company.
The Observation-Disclosures, OF Lees
burg Va, has In this weeks Issue tho
following pleasant item in regard to Mrs,
L. Bourgeois, who Ia recalled IN Rich
,nond as Miss katherine Buckley Powell.
It says:
''Mr, and Mrs. Le Bourgeois have re-
turned to spend few days with Mrs.
Lewis Powell the mother OF Mrs. lie
Bourgeois. The young couple, who were
married in st. James Church, OF this
place, last Wednesday, are on their va.
to New Orleans. which place they will
make their home. Mr.. lie Bourgeois IL
prominent in railroad circles In Louisiana
and is much admired by all who know
him. Mrs. Ls Bourgeois is one OF Lees
burg's brightest and most attractive
young ladies'"
The Turner-Ashby Chapter, Daughters
of the Confederacy. are arranging To-
their annual box to be sent to the vet.
erans at the Soldiers Home,
Invitations have been sent out by Mrs
Susan w. Page for the marriage OF he
daughter, Miss Mary Woodley Page, and
Mr.. James Lowndes Phippen, Jr.
The wedding date Is Fat for Wednesday
November 25th, at $50 y. M. In No. III
North IIombardy Street,
Miss page is the daughter of the lat
Charles II. Page and her fiance Is a sor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14
WILL VISIT BALTIMORE.
Acca Temple Accepts an Invita-
ton From Boumi.

Tho Baltimore Shriners. who came to
Richmond to attend the meeting OF Acca
Temple, have returned to their homes
with the most pleasant of recollections.
Acca Temple will visit Boumi Temple. in
Baltimore. on the 30th. when large dell
egation will go.
Among those who went over tho sands
was gentleman aged e!ghty-two years.
He Is the oldest member OF the body In
the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14
Both Accused Acquitted,

HenrIco County Court, Judge Wickham
presiding, disposed Of two cases yes
ierday acquitting both prisoners.
George Patterson was charged with
Grand larceny. The jury was out but
a few minutes and brought In verdict
OF not guilty
Lynn Newman. white boy. accused
of breaking into a dwelling at Fair Oaks.
and stealing So. was also promptly ac-
Quilted. An 49, -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14
SAM HALL GOES.
Not a Single Report OF Robbery
Peceived nv the Police,

Captain Tomllnson escorted Samuel o.
'Posen," otherwise known as sam Hall
told him to 80 hence yesterday.
Samuel had been arrested by Captain
iTomlinson the morning the circus got to
town, and he was detained In jail until
1t went away. 81,
This good work on the part Of the
Captain in all probability saved many
ful owners, as not one theft was reported.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14
s. A. Z. Stock Higher.

terday was the feature OF chief interest
in the local market. The seaboard; Sc
eurities opened strong ana soon went UP
two or three dollars a share. No ,sspe-
.eiiic reason Is assigned by represent atiyes
Of the system here, but 1t Is learned from
New York that reports are being ctrcpr
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14
Is Getting Better.

Assistant Clerk Of the House Thomas
r. Bigger yesterday received letter
at the Johns Hopkins Hospital in Balti-
more In which he stated That he was
Improving and hoped to be at his post
as door-keeper the House in short
while,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14
HOME OF DETENTION.
Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Children Needs One.

In the report of Superintendent Davis,
of the Society for the Prevention OF CRU
city to Children, he states that the So
ciety Is In need OF house OF detention
" lille homes are being found for the chill
dren. and this point will be discussed at
tho big meeting now being arranged for.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14
Captain Edwards III.

News from Norfolk is to the effect that
Capt Oscar Edwards, of that city. presl-
dent of the Virginia Pilot Association, Is
seriously Ill at his home there.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14

and in no case shall any ono vote excaps
legal registered voters. who are entitled
to vote In the following regular election.
4. This act shall be in force from Its
passage.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14

Shaped Vests for ladies with finished
seans-part wool in white and natural
gray.
The Pants made with a French
band 75e.
Scarlet wool Vests and Pants all
sizes $500.
Fine Merino Swiss Ribbed Vests
trimmed with Silk around the neck
st.25
Women that once wear Union Suit
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14

garments.
Finely made and shaped Union Suits
OF part wool $3.50.
Fine Egyptian Cotton Vests and
Pants for ladies in white and un-
bleached all sizes 500.
Union suits for children-,Jersey RIB
bed Cotton-neece lined 600.
Heavy fleece lined Shirts ana
Drawers for boys 25c each.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14
Miller q RhoAds.
Miller q Rhoads.
We'll Shaped Winter
Underwear for Women
And Children,

that tsor matter what one pays LOT on
dervea if the garment gathers ridges and Jumps III no' @
to
Part wool Jersey Ribbed Vests and Pants for ladies' 0uss
mxnre of wool and cotton to prevent shrinking Soc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14

Those arc tire r0as0ne w. Z. Douglas
n,ah0s and soils moro mons Good
year Wolf (l5and.s0Wod prOG0e6)
$3.50 Shoes than any Otls0r n'anu-
faoss1'e-fn flse world.
$4,000 Reward 4: :: So : =
shoes 81 mall, $50. extra. Write for Catalog.
W. L. DOUGLAS Brockton, Mass.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14

L.
good
the Infinite care
the maze m
longer
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-11-14

Invitations have been HFHt 0Ut Dy WTB
Susan w. Page for the marriage OF her
daughter, Miss Mary Woodley Page, and
Mr.. James Lowndes Phippen, Jr.
The wedding date is Fat for Wednesday
November 25th, at $50 p. M. In No. lit
North Lombardy Street
Miss page is the daughter of the late
Charles II. Page and her fiance is a son
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-10-01
RInninE OF stcnm.

Mr jenkins was spending a day at
home battling with a toothache and
making things generally animated for
his family.
Good gracious, How hot it is in this
room, and what a noise that radiator
is making" he cried us he entered his
wife's sewing room, to which she had
rctreutcd for a few moments respite
from the strenuous life In the library.
Il suppose this sort of thing goes on
every day when l am not at home to
attend to matters. No wonder you all
feel cold when you so outdoors" NUT
tered the sufferer as be drew out the
little plug cock and the steam escaped
with n rush.
'.Now you see how simple began
Mr.. Jenkins, but just then the rush Of
steam changed TO a triCklc of water,
rapidly increasing In flow. He en-
deavored 10 replace the plug.
"uang Il" he roared as he dropped
the plug ard assumed n variety of atti-
tudcs, nursing his fingers. Here I've
scalded myself to death, and the water
is running over the floor and nobody
stirring! Run TO the telephone, some
body. and call up the plumber and tell
him TO send Il man here directly, and
in the name of common sense, Mary,
why don't you get some cloths instead
of What are yoI laughing Ht?'
"Why don't you try turning Off the
steam p she asked In q trpmulOuS
voice.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-10-01
"As Stupid rs a Donkey"

When one boy tells another not to
make "an ass" Of himself or says that
the other IS as stupid as "a donkey" or
rs obstinate as "A mule" he does not
mean the remark for a compliment.
and the other boy never accepts it for
one But Is the donkey really a stupid
animal? I5,thc ass anything like SO
great n fool rs the human being who
Is supposed to behave like an ass, and
Is the mule only obstinate, or has he n
firm character" Ask any one who
associates with the donkey beast. He
will tell you at once that the little ami
NAL is as intelligent n creature Of its
class as you can find.
There are donkeys that seem to show
n contempt for the human understand
ing by not always caring to do what Il
human being asks of them but make q
donkey love you, and you will find him
docilc enough. There are stupid don
keys and intelligent donkcys, as there
are stupid and intelligent horses, dogs
and-persons. An ass has never been
known TO do anything so absolutely
Silly rs TO make II excusable to give
the poor creature the bad name he has
borne for ages. He IS patient. He IS
long suffering. Much abuse makes him
appear Indifferent TO the treatment he
receives. 1t Is. however. little too
unjust to suppose that he IS originally
stupid because his inhuman master is
cruel.-Our Animal Friends.
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-10-01
TOGETHER WITH TIE
TWO HEADED CALF
By CALEB BC0wN
Copyright, r9as, by T. c. Mcclure

What d'you thiuk?' Queried JOB Far
sons, hired man to the widow rhomp-
son. as he brought the foaming milk
pals into the farmhouse kitchen one
morning In May
Il think you've been half an hour
too long In milking three cows" she re
piled as she took the pals from him.
"Widder Thompson" said job with
mock solemnity and his hat IN his
hand, Il have the honor to inform you
that you are the sole owner of one Of
the greatest living curiositics on the
face OF this earth Come ont and be
hold the only two headed calf ever
born In a state of captivity"
II was true The widow rushed down
cow chewing her cud in coutentmeut,
while frishinE around her and looking
at the world from two different stand
points was a two headed calf Nature
had produced a wonderful freak. There
was only one body, supplied with the
usual number Of legs and a proper
length of tail, but the neck was orna-
mentcd With two perfect heads, and
two separate mouths hlcated welcome
to the wul.n who held up her hands
In amazyr. .t
My stars. job, but what is IT. she
exclaimed as the hired man followed
along
Montour American. (Danville, Pa.) 1866-1920, 1903-10-01

was the via Woman Of Borneo auo
| loved her from the bottom OF my
heart l. as her husband and the pro
prictor of Oxfurds Wonderful A-gre
cation Of Living Curiosities, delivered
the hoIrly lectures before her cage.
When she had been laid away l might
have taken the Japan Giantrss to my
bosom. hut could not love her
might have welded Nine Gossard,
the snake charmer. but there was no
affinity. | could have talked love to
Li-Zi, the tight rope performer and can
non ball tosscr. but my heart was
weary. l have carried my burden for
years. | have looked for one to love,
but looked in vain until this hour
Widow Thompson, fate has brought US
together ! am worth $4,000 and am
a hustler. You are the owner of a two
headed calf and loving heart Shall
we bring about combination and
travel lifc's road together and smash
all rival eXhihitionsT Don't answer me
right of quick. Take two minutes to
think it over, while l make a note Of
the fact that my Cannibal Man from
the Zulu islands must gnaw the bones
closer with his beef
The widow took two minutes and
then replied. and that evening, after
she had had talk with Job, that hired
man went out and kicked himself
around the hnrnyard and exclaimed
"Durn all fool widdcrs and two
headed calves. I've Eot TO look for
another job"