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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
HHRINaT0N NEGRO GETS SEC
eND DEGRHH VERDICT.
Jury Was Out but . Short Time and
the Case Was Submitted without
Argument Playing Sick.
[From Tuesday's Daily.]

1 u
Charles Jones, the negro who
emptisd Winchester rife into oar
Of colorsd laborsrs at Hszington on
September 2s, killing James Harris,
was placed on trial In the district
court for murder In the second de-
gree. farp> 4.
Jones had trouble with another
negro in Kansas City and followed
him to Herington where he was em-
ploysd with gang Of railroad labor
srs. Jones found his man In Q car
with some other negroes and 6rsd
into the crowd killing Harris, an In
nocent man.
The case was submitted to the Jury
without argument at $3.50 p. m. and
after about fifteen minutes delibera-
ton the jury found Jones guilty %
charged. His sentence will be pro-
nounoed next Friday.
County Attorney Townsr represent
cd the state and 8. q. Smith and Il.
II. Seeds appeared for the defendant.
The defendant 10 In bad shape. He
has eaten nothing since last Thursday
and was hardly able to Sit up In court.
All the evidence was introduced In
the divorce proceedings Of Dc vans
70. De vane, and the case passed un-
til Saturday.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
Social and Personal.

The Halloween party given last
week by DR.. and Mrs. II. Q. Wann
at their hospitsble home on north
Buckeye was the most pleasant event
Of the season. Visitors were greeted
by huge jack.o.lanterns and other
hob-goblin accessories on the porch.
The early part Of the evening was
given to military euchre and finch,
In the former game the prizes being
won by Mrs. ]. r. Burton. Mrs. F.
N. Gillette, c. A. Hodge, G. Stevens;
in the latter by Mrs. L. G. lumbar
gar and Judge Moore. A substantial
repast was served In rooms gaily
decorated with Halloween embellish-
mente and called 1.-THE White Horse
Inn, refreshments for man and beast.
The serving dishes were artistically
made Of pumpkins while flowers made
from red beets adorned the table.
The refreshments were in keeping
with the occasion and consisted Of oil
the good things known Of in the good
old days when hob-goblins and
witches were rife. A poem written
by Mrs. Meredith Of Chicago, former.
ly Of Abilene, to the hostess was read.
After refreshments MIR. Walter Wann
treated the company to some choice
violin music and Mrs. Walter Wann
Gang most .charmingly some Of the late
topicsl songs which were so heartily
encored as to leave in no doubt tie
hun or Of the guests. Her manner
was fascipltfbg and showed the trus
artist. The evening was pronounced
perfect end Abilene society can recall
no more en- Joyable occasion than the
Halloween party given by the Wanns.
She house was brilliantly lighted
WIT acetylene gas furnished BY Q
complete plant which made fine light.
The guest list included:
Messrs. and Mesdames Sanders, H.
e. Ellison, H. W. Wilson, @. A.
Hodge. H. j. Hodge. L. G. lumbar
gar. E. D. Humphrey, II. L. Hum
phrey. E. B. Mslott, NJ. H. Malott,
Moore, c. G. Wyandt. s. A. Cooper,
Filley. J. NJ. Gleissner, J. A. Young,
j. j. Gooden, Baum, Case, Burton,
W. G. Jolley, Alexander, Lifts;
Mrs. r. M. Gillette, Mrs. Mcdaniel,
Mrs. j. White, Mrs. Hubbard; Misses
Alice Sterl, Upshaw, Mary Giles;
Messrs. Charlie Case, Frank Parent,
G. Stevens, Will McInerney, Henry
Giles.
Mics Carrie Johntz entertained Sat-
day for Miss Gertrude Hea, OF
Freeport, Ill. The guests were re.
quested to bring their thimbles and
sewing and spent pleasant afternoon
over their "work." Lunch was
served. Those invited we're: Misses
Hea, thbert, Sterl, Malott, Pearl
Johntz, Vincent, Noble, Warfeld,
Mary and Ethel Giles, Davis, Kump,
Parent, Anderson, Worley, Reba Wor-
lev, Sutter, Stuart, Fenton, Ball.
Prsndergast; Mrs. P. Barber. Mrs. 7.
BerRstresssr, Mrs. C. n. Harger.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
School Board Meeting.

The school board met in regular
session last evening and transacted
the usual routine business. On 90
count Of the prolonged absence Of
Clerk W. H. Hoon, the office was de.
clared vacant and +. G. Puliver was
elected to hll the position. TIE quss'
tiOn Of giving the schools q holiday
during the festival was discussed and
it was decided that no vacation should
bs given.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
Aaxartiaad Lsttsrn.

The following is the list Of un-
claimed letters remaining in the Abb
lene postofice for the week ending
Nov. 2, 1908. Have your mail ad-
dressed to your box number and 10
will be promptly delivered;
oEETLnrEE's LEsr.
Baldwin, 4. II. Barton, James
BuriingGme, Q. = BughmAn, u W.
LADIng' LIST.
Beta, Mrs. n. b. Weller Bessie
One cent viii be charged for all ad-
vortlsed lettsrs.
Persons calling for the above win
please say advertised" giving data
RIcHAKD WABMa, ?. n.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
No Nore Routes.

W. B. Roberts, rural route In.
spector, who has been here two days.
has decided that the proposed new
rural routes, No. 8 and No. 8. south
west and northeast shall be abandoned,
owing to the fact that neither has 100
houses on its course. The reutss
were approved last spring but never
put In operation.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
noub,a Rand Concert.

The union bands which travel with
Parker's Carnival Co., gave concerts
on the streets last night. One band
was stationed on Cedar street and the
other on Broadway and the two Of
them made things lively. They gave
good music.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
Court Site in Adjourned Session.

The district court met in adjourned
session today TO complete the un-
finished business left over from tho
September term. a
The divorce case Of Mary A. Do
vsne 70. James Do vane occupied tho
courts attention for the greater part
Of the day. The controversy % cvsEl
the divisios sapFopssty and .AliNenys
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
BoTTIED SUNSHINE

SCOTS Emulsion brings
sunshine to the entire system
of the consumptive.
All life is sunshine. The
sun pouring its rays into the
plant combines earth, water
and air into new plant tissue.
Sunshine stored up in the
plant is its life.
The animal changes plant
tissue into animal tissue,
changes the stored up sun
shine of plant life into animal
life.
Fat contains more stored
up sunshine than any other
form of animal tissue. This
is why SCOTS Emulsion of
pure cod liver oil is literally
bottled sunshine, full Of nch
nourishment and new life for
the consumptive.
WfIafy@sa.ps ~ Pan
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
Gard Of Thanks.

The children Of the late Mrs.. Mar
Sbal B. Bowen wish TO extend their
heartfelt thanks to the kind friends
who assisted and symPathized with
them In the death Of their beloved
mother,
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
VIM Move Hsadquartsrs.

HERINaroN, Nov. &C. N. JONES'
trainmaster Of the e Paso division Of
the Rock Island, will move his ofice
from Bucklin to Herington. He will
bring bis whole Office iOycs with him.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
Abilene big FALL FBS7IVI BEGINS.

ninstrelsy. 4as
"The Girl from Abilene"--Look
and see.
Laughing Palace--A correct copy Of
the famous Chicago, Worlds Fair
Crystal Maze and conceded to be the
finest on the road.
Parker's carry.us.all- all-Everybody in
Abilene knows what ine merry.go.
round this 10.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
KILLING AT sAIINA.
New Cambria Nan Murdered IN th'
TowA1 Tough District.

Special to the Reflector.
SALINA, Oct. S0.-Harvey Eareon'
mar, OF New Cambria, was shot and
killed here last night BY Ed Larkin.
A crowd Of young men left the thea
tire and went over on the north side,
in the tough dissrict. where they goi
into row which resulted in the muir.
der.
Ed Larkin is q son Of Mrs. Larkin,
proprietor Of the Whitman hotel. Ht
has been apprebended.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
Located at Herington.

HERINeroN, Nov. 81. J. Lucy,
national organizer for the American
Federation Of Labor, has settled in
Herington and will make this city his
headquarters.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
Hsriurtou Don't Like It.

HERINGToK. Nov. S.-The turning
down Of Judge o. L. Moore BY the
"machine" hss aroused the people Of
HsringtOn. Every delegation from
here will be instructed against Bailey.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05

Money to loan on farm property
Quick service and easy terms.
69-h KEEL = Y0UEo.
Over CtissuI' Bank.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05

New YORK, Nov. 1-The wedding Of
nss Goelst and the duke Of Ro1ourghe
a 10 be celebrated in St Thomas
church on Tuesday. November TO-
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
pARKsR's Saow ALL COMPLETE
rs HERE. fS
Outlook for q Fine Line Of Entertain
msats- Time Of Hntsring Products
ID Extended 70 Accommodate tho
FarmsFs- Location Of Shows.
rTson Mondays paiiy.l

=. y 49,. ~. ~,
wv. s.s .sS 49,. ..
WIN ''' Z. 49,, =. . 80. az. .. a.,
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go.ns :. L..- n
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n.s DeeA .s'- 49,. ". ..--,a
wlsIoss ~ 10 u.h.. hro,,oh
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"s wno'o -. -. - - .as..t,.ad .rd
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2 low eAs oue' =. ....,..
"olk 'oMne1s
up sns sno"' 1,. -.
Ah's sl''s " ~ . ,..r,
town is 'n ins''e's.s wsa s.e,
numDs. y I.s s0sta-' 80 Th.v A.,
no,'. 49, .. Al, o.ma from
aDis y ~ 80, 80. go, Ah;,ars, iii e,
Ana inc w., 49,. ..OA go - .hs h..r.
me place wnO,s. NAM -. ,,,,,, al asc,d. @
VINO KNOWS P0lnsps ~. .,I
70 leave 'na' s.o'oVO As. s
De useo % young M0n : .s. :,
Inc conai'lon - 'a' s,,sn. III,
course un'or'ans'.' ~. w.. 1 ~. ~.
nave = ia'l les..sA. ~ r - $3.50. :. - ~,
rarker E 0o.n.eus :. s.~. iii
come Ing n'o. 0OuP's ..,.
aaverAs. s"1 .". ..O ,her 49, ~. .elord
WILL Oo"AO ~ "'Os
70 miss IT,
The entries ZOE inc 'w P.Uuuo"
exhibition Will % oPou un''i 1.a..
day noon. Ine 1lms no. Doou ,..., .n'o-N
cd on account OF tne oaa 0oaNs',o- Z
the roads ana 'ne a'mOaisy sa' 'e ~.
ers have mao IN ge'uns !" 'o"A
their Products'
The open space Ws's Y 'As s-
Facinc dePo'' nor'a aaa 'o.
track 'wiii 90 ocOuP'eu " nus s
shows ana 'ns le's va" "
wherever IL 10 iouna
When the les''vA' y :. . 'u'' 80. 80
town VIII presen' = gaze aPpo"'.os' I
The large prizes ohs'ea = sn' @
exniDits WI" o',"s sA' f
the country anu 'ns sP'''
the railroads a''la0' 'n'u o '
neighooring 'o"ns'
[From Tuesdays DanyI
This was 'ne nrs' uay " 49,
fall festival anu 'ne ''%o -@
devoted 70 comPie.'ns 'ae t
lions wn'cn "ere u'ia'.N " .s
OF bad "ea'nel' Ans.s - w.
90 oe eSPeC'su y. .Ns -, ,"...- 49, -.
tnree oays--'.s,'' ~ 'ns
Of the week wn'On WIZ 0ouI
Inc less'VAi Oons''.s - .,ss...
Pleted their WORE auu - -. . .ss .s..
men are READY 70 ensef'a'n 'no e
crowd which Will cs''A'n,v OO"
the weather CieAts, Nv ~ 80 =.
man says 'genetSiiy ,' .
usually telis 'ne ss,.... 'susn. .Sa HssI ,s1,,.
starting unoer uiuOu
val Will DC Q nummef'
Mr' rarkers m'n ,,l' PIC p..Ss :. To.s,' D
shows In position as .aP,ui' - s- PO's
BILE and they VIII PFo0aOiy 70 ~. .." !,
for business somoft0s ~ ~ =
attractions 'nc'uus' ese' 1e r -
. full grown circus 70 IN on'ie Ao" :
snow neio -.L .,,o.n
The Coiiseu"-A "AnAv'n 'S'S "no
amPhitheatre' scOOmmoua''.s 80
people, and presenting Two PsI.O'
sncss daily, The feature PeriO,m, :
ance In 'ns oon',u -. i.
the fearless, who loops the looP In .
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05
APrintinr PIan, nurnsa

Philadelphia, Nov. 2.--The large
plant Of the Avn Printing company in
West Philadelphia was destroyed By
FIRE last night and much surrounding
property was damaged. The loss II
estimated at $500 700. on which thsrs
b an insurance Il 100000.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05

President Roosevelt left Warrington
last night FOR oystsr Bay. n T. 70
vote today. --
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1903-11-05

WTssysss-pk hsP~n
SCOTIA BOWIE s,P..aSsss. E~TsA
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
~lntstIirencs o. sirs

Cur Dumb Animals. Tie following 81
from The letters q Lady Mary Bcy.a WHO
N2< 8 Stiffness q tie fact and therefore
Sa2 Dc relied uPoa:
One day, while walking with NV mother
Tn -o2cco@ ever Lhs bridge we ware at
traCle1 - z Small. poor cottage by t1s ex-
2EtSIte singing OF & thrush The cid c2u-
FA= 12o 24Vso II Il were very poo- zzd
THAR EtcaSs, possession was ths thrush
which SANG outside II ( wicker cage After
listening for E Few moments II? n,ocher
asked II they would ce wiling 10 sell The
sETcsa t0 osr. -Ae bargain vas r1s.a
the double q the s2ua they named was
ps25 by ly mother. who sen = servant
tse Isxc morning 10 claim her purchase
Tie Gags vas placed In { large aid csSz--
81 StDco In ou- dining room. b-G nor
: sound or : mole came from ting rzsLzz-
cAoGy bird, which dropped and hung its
= as = mourning We fed, we cozxe6,
We Ea1S-se6, bGc II remained s1is-L uS-
-GElsSS and .Czep92g. Ny EacIks- Isl; as
ElGC Indignation IS Vas consistent WIKI
Es- gentle nature S5S mas lGt SUSPICIOUS,
e2c Il lcoaS as f another bird had bean
pG--e1 Ct GQ11 Us SEE waited several
days, when hST patience was exhausted
azd she san Cor t1s LAKE owzs-. The 6oo-
opened G-3 ny uoehsE advanced 10 ues.
AlD- but neither Of g1sE vzs allowed 70
sreGs, for n SOONER did the sid E1z1 make
lis Appearance n lAs -c-on tAaa ans bird
hsaps1 Gown tTcl Its psEch, cSs-a5 its
wings ana b-oks taEo 50 triumphant, Z
ScGE % Joy that II ss--s IS Il .hs who1s
rooz1 TEo-GEs6 with TIE melody Why, ny
P-s-E lady st5 tas n- Approaching
rns cage, yoC klo| ne. don't EoEE'
az5 Ihs thrush kept Tapping It's w1-G zz5
EorE1s S-CZ Sls ID Sla- S.s night al
losi say da-c5cs Eol Joy. Teere IVES
10 dub. about IL s was tie SslS bird
thai had Charmed Is II LEs lana az VOL
ssy. tCJ Ike ms Hebrew caQe5vZ- =
cocs6 Iot sing It's so-g IN E strange Land
Take IL back ny loGhs- said. =
Eou56 10Y pan soch friends EcZ I'll M
Ea0G-" ana CT Ioss1hs1 wazt The LOVING
DsE-.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
DEATH OF w. S. BiSSELl
Former Postmaster General S~uceuuabs
to the Inevitable,

Buffalo, y. Y. Oct. S.-Ti!son :. Bis
ell, former postmaster general. IS dead,
The end came easily ana peacefully,
DR.. Dewitt Sherman, the physician
who has been attending him daring his
recent illness, and members OF ihe fam
lily were Al mis- bedside,
Mr.. Bissell suffered from comp,ica-
lions thought 10 be akin & Br!sttS
disease. although not we'll understood.
June / MI. BiSseIl's trouble became -
serious hat he went 10 New YORK TO
consult specialists, II WAS thought an
operation would be performed. vi aft
er an examination the specialists de-
ciGeG il would be better for the patient
first 10 rebuild his health. lie MAS sent
TO his summer home At Bar IaE5or,
whe7e he spent several weeks He
spent his time there in bed, and /; wss
realized that his case Was hopeless in
September he returned 70 BuSfafA
Some important legal matters in which
he was Interested were disposed %.
ana Mr., BSSSsA was again foTceG 10
bed. He suffered Nc rain, sleeping DsoS1
OF h Gnae. When awake his mind was
always clear II his conversations WITH
h members q the family and SAe
physicians.
II The halter part Of his ~fll2eSs nu-
rseroUS messages Of inquiry were re-
CejvsG from former President Cave
land and saageSs-S o. lie cabinet Ia
which Mr. ESSS2E Ss-Ts& Is p~GStrsAS.2c
-arS-a-
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
l. FIFTY FEET.
Ray Seo,nick Drops From Third Story
While Washing Windows.

DIS Aeines, Ia, OCT. S.-BeEore the
Mortified gaze OF 4 score OF spectators
w. Raymond Feuwi>k. II years OF age.
pitched head-ons from the third floor
OF h Eas-e block. falling fifty feet
10 the cement sidewalk below, He was
picked UP still conscious, his -
split open ana g stream of blood pour
ing from kiS side
FenwtoN Ks q .anitor for Milton \.
Goldman, owning the Eagle block and
proprietor OF the Goldman clothing
store 1t is feared he was fatally hurt.
The ScuDS man waS washing WIN
dows from the outside at the time He
hA6 inst commenced his work from Z
periious.y narrow ledge when by
ISLANDERS in from OF the kIrswood saw
him patch backwards, turn IN the air
and light on the stone walk, his right
Sho1ider ms head striking. The body
was picked up and carried into the
Goldman store and DR.. BlSlcp called
in attendance A lew minutes later the
ambulance tock him 20 Mercy hospital,
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
Easy TO Get

Piavpont O.. Oct 5-Rsnarkab:e In
5sad is the experience OF MI. 4. S.
Turner. s man now over se~re1ty-one
g2rs OF age, and whose home is here.
Fer uany years this old gentleman
aSd suffered with q very unpleasant
form o. Kidney Trouble, a kind that
cry often hoIhe-s aged people. He
would have 70 get up four or i've times
sTa-y night. and this very Iiresone dis
Ease Was sSI wearing him out
AZ last after having almost made up
his mind that he would never De able
10 se5 relief. he stumbled over g meii-
sine which relieved him almost inme
1!stely, and has cured him permanent
Iy- 1t Is 50 ve-y easy to ger and SO
simple that MI. Turner thinks every
one should know Of it Every dealer
in the country mas il, and all ron have
70 DO Is 70 ask for Do6d's kidne! Pills
Mr. Turner says:
Il can heartily and honestly recon-
mend DoGd's Kidney Pills for they
cured me- Several Others in the fam
uy have used them. TOO. and always
with the best results. I think they hare
No equal"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
Uncle Jesh's Query.

Detroit free Press: y occasionally Sc,
held OF a queer passenger" said s coaduc-
ter o. ore % the suburban lines the other
day, but had always managed TO hold
my own uattI 3 week ago, Then E regular
Uncle Josh took my car for the first troll
ley ride in his life He sat up In q corner
ard watched things fo- s few minutes and
then hsckoasd TO ne and said:
Conductor, YOU look like $ smart
yoaag teller
Yes sir
= Then tel ne what makes his car go
EkscC-icity. sir
That 65Sn't satisfy him Cor more than
three minutes l saw s doubtful. puzzled
looA spread oys- his face. and presently
Re eecsonsG 70 NE again and said:
"Co2iucTor. should say . was abou
IS smart So they E1sAs en-
Yes sir
Ard / guess yea Know 1t al-'
">Abcut al. s3T,'
I asked ycu n made the car go,
sr5 ycu said elsc<riciey.'
~ThsE>s co-Csct'
All vtsAL II electricity makes the car
~ what IN car24tio2 makes electricity
goc
He had ne there smiled the conduc-
Scr. ard I went out Of business in half
: minute, ard the grin N the old mans
GS>e WIS something 10 be remembers for
-A-y Days"
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Help. Estp.

You see" said Niss. II he vould ozly
stve In"
All: hat just IL" replied Mis-; If
he would only gtVs IL"
1t mus De fought cut" sa!1 SIasN
"0f course IL must" Cs22ie@ NcSS
"SG: that means Ia2S We c-s< So: car
hacks ua" they said in ore b7s&Ia-
right" sid Soys-. II Il mus BE-
let ne giYe you : I2s scheme coT holding
Them up Tas-s ara two iron spikes WIKI
round k2ohs Or them JUS, over hsrs 81
this S1s - >Ss - go eoIa 32-rp o.
these, let your Esst hang down O s2sAs-
SIDE and sAs t-o1 r11 hold yo2- hacS
tip"
"C-eve-. c.sve-- sid ceey bo,h-
50 thai night each jumped q o1e a
these .-a7 AZ-s ard h4sZG ne duel
"G-eaE-uzz-SE-z-E2a&cw. ys-2SG Mis-.
"EGCa EE--Sz--2E2--&A~ ysl.s5 SoeS
SGc ~As2 chsy Ns2G - sst down 1e1t2s-
coE-G zovs- Thar couldn't lEt ~ Co-
move - t1s SIDE sov Ies wall ES 100
ZzEoow. Rover h&S SasE
Hep hep" yAsy cried
On o2s coz1&oz. SID Eove--
grant It"
That yo2 SOP -Ass nightly TOW"
As7eaG- they Sad AS EoT& called
.hs Gzz&@- wo2 rsz2cT@S than
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1903-10-09
A ~LONG-HEADED DOG.

Rover had been disturbed long enough
Ills sleep had been broken constantly tor
nights by the endless dispute OF two big
Tom ats that nightly sat upon the wal
OF his yard and fought 1t out TIL morning.
He determined the thing should cease.
One day. therefore when these tive
Quarrelsome pussies came down into the
yard beside him, he said:
Il should think you two would get very
tired OF standing with your backs hitched
up like a croauet wicket ail night long
w DO" said the cats: hut don't set
how we can help it This thing OF right
Of way on hat fence has got TO be set
tied somehow
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WITH A SAD ENDING.

Fishing US @oo-- -Ltls EEl Aze
az2ztez Is ~soa" Il -As -Sv= 81 ne
=>o-Z2s- lie hz2 aaSz=5 his A0cs wtca
-ta Choicest WITS extracted E-o= Is
c21ES2- =hss As A2S e@zZ &--.Ss I2s1
S@>aGS= - c>-:@z - Ed : 60 S2- lie
@Sh sEaES -c-sG-S 12SG1s
rs Ga2G -2sa2- e zGsts7=3. kicking
80 E2ys1 Ez-a IL U2-e-- They s.
Ways S4cs l. s>Aoe1 -2e, e1t they 2swn-
v- @1so rs Seems IS Z meg
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SCANOA- IN GuARO.
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management q It's CCGg0s Creek CAM
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Governor Peabody gave &2< the EC-.Gs-
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Charges and Specifications against
certain men ana c52cs-S q z&s Ccl<&G2
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2o1s nature, and : Szl order : c2G-1-
martial 10 iZ~VsSISgzta them thorough
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