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The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17
Public School Music Exhibition

An exhibition of eight weeks work
in music will be given at the Court
House this CThursday) afternoon at
two O'Clock by the pupils OF the North
Ward, and on Friday afternoon (Dc-
ccmbcr ~ at the same hour and
place by the pupils Of the South
Ward and High School. Patrons and
friend, are especially invited to be
present
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17
Notice,

Hereafter no discount will be allowed
on any lighting bills. The rate will be
charged as per our published schedule
of April 10, 1908, only net cash.
All bills must be paid promptly on
or before the tenth of the month; af.
ter that, unpaid accounts will have tho
added cost OF collection.
PENNINGTON ELECTRIC LIGHT
AND ICE COMPANY.
Louis BENDIT,
Prcs't and Acting Manager.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

Now, can you afford TO do your own
baking when you can let three large
5ccnt leaves of bread for 10 cents,
made of the best grade of flour, at the
Old Reliable City Bakery, established
80 years in this cityP
q. i. RorTGER.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17
Pennington Times
THURSDAY, DECEMBER Il, 1908.
COUNTY OFFICERS.
COURTS.

CIpcui, COURT. u. Fox, Judg"-Sccohu
Mondays ~ May ana November.
COUNTY CuuRT-First Mondays In fehrua'
y, May August AMI November
PROBATE CouRr-second Mondays In Jan
ary, April, july and Ortoh"r
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

Don't iail to sec our line of Albums,
Work Boxes, Handkerchief and Glove
Boxes. They are pretty and cheap
The FAIR.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

During the pas week marriage L..
censcs have been issued to the fol.
lowing persons:
Dec. 9th, Truston Byington and
Miss Hanna Shary of French Village.
Joseph Sullivan and Miss Jennie
Burlcy of Flat River.
18th, Il. NJ. Meyer and Miss LEILA
Colston of Flat River.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17
PROGRAM

II you don't get the best bread and
candies and take advantage OF prices
at the City Bakery, it's your owr
fuult. q. +. ROTFGER.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

See the life.s size portraits in window
at kahn's Studio. Given away free
with every dozen Cabinet size photo
graphs.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17
An III Wind Blows No One Good

So Blacks bakery and Fulton
Market will sell all the Sunday school
teachers for Christmas their candies,
nus and fruit at cost Don't forget
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17
ChiIdrcns books at Petty.
lIrrzog's New Shoe Store,
Three doors east Of Post Office.

Childrcns books at Petty.
IIrrzog's New Shoe Store,
Three doors cast OF Post Office.
Dainty little gift books at Petty
Cranbcrrics Toe quart At klicn's.
For 1904 calendars go +" Petty =.
Mrs. William Alcorn is quite ILL.,.
Martin picture, give the best sal
isinclion.
Frames made while you wait, at
Kahn's Studio.
MI. T. &. Williams Of ElNm~ was
in town saturday
viii rrtlry Of Bonnie Tcrrr was here
on business Tuesday.
Finch, Boursc, Pit and all the
late games ut rclty's.
Pictures aud Picture Frames cheap
and pretty at The Fair
New books arrived this week for
the rabard Inn Library
For choice Ripe Fruff
10 10 City Bakery
A Pure Cream Mixed Candy. ID
cents pound, at kIicn's.
Those up-to- date Jackets at Cole ~
Nixons are just the thing.
Miss Flavia +. Polk Of Irouton is Wis
ilng Mrs. Frank Richardson
Lettuce, Raddshes, Caulflower,
etc., at Mckinney's.
Mr.. Sam Cowley Of LibcriyvilIc
had business in town Tuesday.
Canvas hams and bacons always on
hand at Autscn's City Meat Market.
Mako your friend Christmas pres
ont of box Of Schlicsscr's fine cigars.
Rev. Everett Maynard attended
quarterly meeting in Irondac Sunday.
WASTKD-A reception girl a,
Kahn's Studio. Experience unncces-
sary.
Mrs. Guy Hatfield of Taylor Place
visited her mother, Mrs. Samuel Petty,
Thursday.
Prof &. Il. Thomas was in Poplar
Bluff Saturday purchasing some real
estate.
Mrs. NJ. ButtcrGeld is visiting ut
Lees Summit, and will be gone SOW.
eral weeks.
Ledgcrs, journals, day books, rec
ord books, cash books and order
books at Pelty's.
Seedless Navel Oranges, all
sizes, first Of the season, at Nc.
kinney's.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

See the lifc-silc portraits in window
at kahn's Studio Given away free
with every dozen Cabinet size photo
graphs
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17
County Court Proceedings.

County Court met Monday pursuant
to adjournment, with all officers pres
cut
The following bills were allowed:
Standard Printing Co, stationery, for
county clerk and probate office,
$780,; Barnard Printing Co., sta
lloncry for collector, circuit clerk and
probate judge. Sl3.75; Buxton q
skinner, stationery for circuit clerk,
$500; G. o. Nations, expires. paid on
stationery, 3jc, ; Morris Brothers, sup
plies furuihed poor farm, SIP so:
Mayberry n llighlcy, conveyance fur
oi'hcd grand jury to poor farm, 80 90;
The Fnlr, for cuspidorcs for court
house, $50; Ed. Jcrrold, work on
Jail, $500; j. L. Blankcnship, Judge
II election, 50 90; Supt Hospital No
!, for care of two inmates from county
farm, $50; e ". Jones, putting
window and lights in jail, $50; c.
VI, Thomson, water pipes for Jail, so;
y. a Lawrence, express aud stamps,
- %; Baz Mcdaniel, work on st.
Louis road, $3.50; +. c. Grolock,
supplies for farm, S39.Os: John
Haynes, road ovCrsccr District No. II,
>l2.G3; j. a. Sprott, judge, SO;
Allen Hill, judge, SIG; {. +. Tuloch,
Judge, ; 30; Sheriff Alnrphy, Mt
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

Fresh Nuts Of all kinds, this
years crop, no old stock, at Nc.
kinney's.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

Go to the City Meat Market for your
choice steaks, roasts and pork chops,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

Our Sir knight Shoes in all the lat
est toes and shapes are just the thing
Sold only by Cole 4 Nixon.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

Leave orders for your Christmas
Turkey at Klicn's.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

Frames made while you wait, at
kahn's Studio.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

BLACKS BAKERY AND
FULTON MARKET
Is where yon can get all good things
to cat
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

lay cash for your meat at Autscn''
and get per cent discount.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

Frames made while you wait, a
kahu's Studio
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

Mixed Nuis-thc kind you can cat
at klcin's.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17
|t0eef A ppIe Cider for
Xmas mince pies ar City
Bakery
laboratory Lecture Course Of Carleton
College.

The promoter, Of lhi, course have
had in mind two objects l,t 'Iha
the student, a, well as the people u
the town might have an opportunity
OF hearing these eminent men and en-
joying the privilege that come Il
larger colleges and universities. "a
That il any money be realized abpy,
actual expenses, it might he used 70
cquipping n much-nccdrd laborator,
for the college. And to this end lhcs,
men have kindly consented to com,
and deliver one of their best lecture
for actual expenses. After CAREFUL,
considering the matter we find that !
the lectures are delivered in th
Karsch Hall, where we have pro
yidcd reserved seats, season ticket
can be sold for 500,
PROGRAM
Naphtali Luccock-"Plain Livin,
and High Thinking"
j. W. Stcward-"Thc Plague q
Bachclors.n
T. W Lucc--"lhc Model Youn!
Woman's Ideal Young Man
NJ. l.. Curl-"As the Days Rol
BY"
George H. Bradtord-"sccing tn
Coming Century,
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

Don't forget those Viking School
suits. They wear better, fit better
and give better satisfaction than any
school suit sold by any other house in
town. Sold only by
COKE & NIXON.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

Cur stock of holiday goods j, much
larger and our prices are lower than
CvCr TIM FAIR.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

Engineer Franklin j, Knox, nc
phcw of Mr.. Robert TctlCy Of this
place, was killed last Thursday in n
train wreck on the Denver limited
train of the Burlington one mile cast
of Malvern, Iowa. Nj. Knox was a
we'll known aud popular engineer,
and has made some fast runs in his
time, the fastest perhaps being n run
over the West Iowa Division of loi
miles in 1903 minutes He was born
in Massachusetts Nov. %, 1858.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

See our nice line Of lamps in show
window KLEIN GROCER Co.
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

Rev. Dir. Naphlalj Lurcok Of Union
VI. T.. Church, ST Louis, will deliver
the first Of the lnhraiory Lecture
Course at Kar-ch's Hall this (fhurs-
day) evening. The subject Of his
lecture will hc "rlain Living and
High Thinking. " General adnIis-
sion 80 cents
The Farmington times and herald. (Farmington, St. Francois Co., Mo.) 1902-1905, 1903-12-17

Leave your order for cakes. just
the kind YOU want at Blacks Bakery &.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-12

me wocdmen. Of De Lamere are
erecting hall by stock subscription.
Beer is said to be delivered In Bis
marck from Mandan BY the dray lsad.
Bismarck has supplied good pest
house for members of the legislature.
The Bottineau term of court was de-
layed because Of the rush Of business
ct Minot.
Threats were made to arrest farm
ers for hauling grain into Hannah on
Sunday.
The school bell at Davenport is said
to have been sold to the creamery as.
ISOLATION.
Dahlin township in Nelson county
claims the best roads in that part of
the state. -. .E.r ..r... .
Minor people hope the artesian
wells will furnish the town with IRE
protection.
There 10 expected to be something
doing when the Grand jury meets at
Devils Lake, ~...--. d. -.
Advocates of good roads are inter
osted in the bill introduced by Senator
Main Of Cando.. .,
Some Of the farmers fear the hon
fruit may have been nipped b. the
recent cold snap:
william Cahill, charged with shoot
Ing his brother at New Rockford. was
held without hail 81. "a, 80
Some Cooperstown people are i'm.
porting some chickens and there will
bs something doing. ~
It is said there is enough snow in
the northwestern counties to insure
moisture for this years crop. .-a
Many Richland county farmers have
sold their farms to Iowa investors and
are seeking homes farthsr west.
Col. Thayer Is suggestive :or the first
mayor Of Aneta, the Qus~a City of the
Sheyenne, or something like that.
The Gull River Lumber company
has disposed Of its stutsman county
yards to the Lutz Lumber company.
It is said that Russian bully at
Ashley will be up against a hard prop-
osition as the result of the recent muir
der there. 49, 49,.
A string Of fourteen wagon loads OF
lumber from Carpio to Mohall attract
ed lot of attention on arrival at the
latter place.
The Morton county man who es.
capped from Jail after being arrested on
horse stealing charge, was rearrest-
ed at Pierre, s. D.
At number Of towns in the state
1t Is claimed the oil sent into the state
as an illuminant was frozen during tho
recent unple-santness.
4: Edmore Is said to have the largest
general store building in the state out
side Of Fargo and Grand Forks. It IL :
electric lighted and stea mneated.
Gottlieb Bender left Emmons county
some time ago for South Dakota, but
writes that he will return. It's hard
to find a better place than North Da.
kota.
In the wrestling match at Devils
Lake between Hallett Of Grand Forks
and Lee Of Church's Ferry, the latter
fell off the stage and dislocated his
shoulder. >.-, ~+..
The suggestion of President Worst
of the North Dakota Agricultural col
lege to establish a sub-experiment sta
ticn at Minot seems to meet with pop
ular favor. -.
:. The people Of the Northwestern part
of the state have had a number of Ath-
letic exhibitions, but the fakes seem
to have been about as numerous as
The legitimate exhibitions.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-12

Fort Buford Lodge No. Is, !. 0. o. e.
Meets every Wednesday night.
i. $. PHILLIPS, N. G.
' DAVID r. SANG, v. G.. =. 49,.
r. n. COPELAND, Sec. -
l. C. STEWART, Treas. ..-.-
> Trustees-WM. SNYDER, PAUL ScHlER.
BECK, 6. B. MErzaER. .-.
Wiliiston. North Dakota. -. d.. ~.
Williston graphic. (Williston, Williams County, N.D.) 1895-1919, 1903-03-12
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Auction sales are numerous.
Velva is to>have brickyard.
Aneta old settlers will organize.
Lidgerwood people are shipping in
ice.
Kindred is to ahve a rural telephone
line.
| Fish peddlers were arrested at Port
land. ..@
| Grand Forks is to have cracker
factory. r
One Hickson man received 1876 val
0ntines.
A new coal mine has been opened at
Stanley.
Emmons county wolf hunters report
! success. H..
Walhalla will have two rural deliv.
cry routes.
PALERMO expects drug store and .
physician soon. r.. &.
Wolves have been raidins turkey
roosts at Velva. ~ ~.
A lot Of Emmons county claims are
being contested.
A new lumber company has been or.
ganized ut Litchville.
Work on the city well at Norwich
seems to be delayed.
+ Efforts are being made to get Car
negie library for Cando.
Enderlin people are agitating tho
erection Of new hotel. ~
One of the halls at Hunter Is to be
converted into . creamery.
Each session Of the legislature
seems to have smallpox scare.
Seine more Williston blind pigs
have been closed by Injunction.
Grand Forks raised $e1s for the
benefit Of the Swedish sufferers:
Too much careless shooting is re-
ported at Mckinney, Ward county.
Asmallpox patient at Anamoose will
soon be released from the pesthouse.
There was q big row at Granville
over the killing Of a pair of chickens.
North Dakota has another lady ply.
eician, DR.. Jennie Farrell at Dunseith.
There are lot Of good opportuni,
ties at Palermo for new enterprises.
There seems to be disposition to
preserve the historical sites In thl4
state. .~-" s-
+ A colony Of ten families from Ack.
ley, MIMI, may locate in Stutsman
county.
! It Is now reported the Washburn
road will be extended into Williams
county.
There is row at Anamoose because
fourlegged hogs are allowed too much
liberty.
The Pembina county farmers me,
at Hamilton and had an interesting
session.
Litchville intends to have the cham
pion baseball team of that section of
the state this year.
! Principal Cochrane of the Knox
schools resigned and the upper de-
partment was closed.
! Fred Shore, the genial Benson coun.
ty man, is securing horses in Iowa for
the trade this spring.
A Towner man has offered $40 for
the best stalk of corn grown in Nc.
Henry county this year.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-02
BY ANATOLE FRANCE,

am sure that my heart has returned ~
me. can distinctly feel It beating.
Barbara took pains to convince him
he was mistaken. NJ
'4The thing that you now feel beatin =,
your breast, Signor Nicola" she said.
not your heart, for that's in the box; Il T.
simply excitement"
Zenone said the same.
TITS excitement, Signor Nicola BecchinoA:
it's not your heart. It's excitement"
sisnor Nicola. finally convinced. allow
his debtor to approach. Nay, at Zenou69
request, he even took Of his doublet and ex4s
posed his breast.
The apothecary felt all over the miser'u
ribs, and then said:
ut was once there. signor Nicola. II wa4:
once there. in its natural home and lawful
dwelling place As q token that 1t used t.
lodge happily there notice that the shi4
was slightly raised In the space which
separates your fifth from your sixth rib" L
Cant you find 1t there any moreT' asked
S1gnor Nicola
mot the smallest trace of IT," rephse
Zenone. Even the skin IL no longer Ia1nq4
since the heart is gone. Your heart SiU
Nicola, was in your breast, like bird.
q cage. The cage Is now empty. Feel a.
bars-I mean the ribs E
Cant you put 1t back again for mea
neighbour" asked Signor Nicola in q
mournrul voice.
with pleasure replied the apothecary.
''and 1 pledge you my word that wiz
succeed. However, the cardiac powder,
necessary for the operation will cost dv0,
hundred gold crowns. owe you Just thae
amount. Now. you need only give me back
the paper which you hold as security. and
the operation will not cost you anything
more except trtfe. which shall expect
to drink to your good health
Signor Nicola refused to pay 30 much
exclaimed that an attempt was being made
to swindle him and assured Zenone that
he would live all right without heart
Il have discovered" he said. that many
things which are supposed to be necessary
are not really needeu. and that as soon a.
were superfuouS."
However, as he felt very weak and It.
tributed his loss Of strength 70 the ab.
to the apothecary.
Zenone vowed that he would be out Of
To-morrow will 60 and visit Brother A.
Very probably he won't ask for ~
money for HIMSELF" replied Barbara,
pocket If he were to accept such a Zee,
The mtser then thought Of another plan.
II would pc fool 70 employ you. neigh-
b Sor he said; The ~ Saint will put my heart
your debtors have given you. That's the
first thing he requires from all persons who
%ot ms sfsS 20 and MEM unt they DO that he
signor Nicola continued to argue for
long time. but finally he agreed to the
aRotnecaryS terms. 30 Zenone received the
put back In Its place the miser's heart. He
performed the operation by means OF an
nounced in the darkness several magical
words. - ! :
Signor Nicola Becchino went to bed with
soon az ne was asleep Barbara went to the
drug store where Zenone Minute overs
wneimed her with thanks. Pluto mean>
fhnvn
Zenone then said addressing the. blac1
Every one knows that you are the dsvi12
put on this occasion you have aided In %
forming q holy miracle. Therein II maftd
I G renection- I for my part. believe tt
ciled at the end Of time. THAT, hoWeveS. = i
e subject which u b mot NiSa = 60
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general SUSPICION Snat tho cat was devil
Indeed. several persons said 1t was. 1t
must be acknowledged that Zenone let
them talk as they pleased and did not take
the slightest pains to induce his fellow
citizens to change their minds on this
point.
One night Brother Maso Of the new order
OF Dominican hiars. who was busily en-
gased In searching for heretics. passed In
front Of the apothecary's shop, and, as he
paused for q moment. saw green flames
dart from the eyes Of Pluto. who was atten-
lively watching tho leaves Of an old book
as his master turned them.
Brother Maso frowned and said:
Take care. Zenone; that cat seems to
know too much"
zenone Minute answered:
whether he knows too much or too little
is q matter about which one could argue q.
good while. The plain truth. Brother Maso.
fs that he does not know all that we know.
On the other hand. We do not know all
that he knowa." !
As matter Of fact Pluto needed to be
clever In order to keep alive. There was
not always food for him at home. md con-
sequently he was obliged to procure It by
theft. his favorite method being to steal
choice morsels from the stall Of the butcher,
Lotto Gallendi whose store adjoined that
OF tho apothecary. It was even said that
he sometimes shared these stolen morsels
with his master. In any case, there is a
popular story about him, which all the
children Of Padua knew and which begins
with these words:
There was cat With green eyes
Who wore q coat Of fur
And who talked like sensible man. sir.
While there is no truth In this story. It Is
not dourishinE. He did not give enough
attention to 1t. but spent too much time at
his studies. He read too much: he dreamed
too much. And these were not his only
faults He did not treat with SUFFICIENT
discretion the fine women who came into
his store. He talked charmingly to them,
and to those who were really nice and at
tractive he gave sage and angelica for MOTH
ing. II he had been an apothecary at pisa
this would not have cost him much, since
all the women there are ugly. but In Padua
It was his ruin.
Unfortunately Zenone owed 800 gold
crowns to Nicola Becchino. Now, on FRI
day. April g. which is St Georges Day,
Signor Nicola called on him at hts store.
He looked Ike a mercenary soldier. for he
wore a buff cloak and on his head was q
badly denied German helmet. Not that
he had ever gone to war. but. having OBJ
tained the cloak and helmet as security
from soldier. he thought It wise to wear
them. as by 30 doing he could preserve his
fur cloak. $50
master Zenone." he said to him. at give
you formal notice that Il you do not pay
me within fortnight the 200 gold crowns
which you owe me you will be driven out
of the city by order OF the Mayor and your
store will be sold for my benefit, together
with the vessels. alembics. retorts, books
and all the other furniture In It."
'Signor Nicola" replied the apothecary.
81 thank you for this notice. Whatever
happens viii be according to the pleasure
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| from 1t; nay. on the contrary. he found
pleasure in it. His ewes shone like flames
OF waxen tapers in his waxen face. He
spoke. From his lips came voice which
like the voice of q torrent, filled the hills
and the valleys
New Testament: Where your treasure Is,
there will your heart be also" At first In
his holy wrath he reproached the rich for
their hardheartedness and cruelty.
Sad is the sight," said he. ito witness
the great ones of the world at their tables,
drinking freely Of wines from their vine
yards and eating the flesh Of animals. while
the poor at their gates ask aims In feeble
voice. The rich. however. pay no heed: and
not until they have glutted themselves with
food and wine do they throw to these un-
fortunates the crumbs which are left"
Then he denounced the usurers. who bring
poor working people to misery and drive
them from their native place after spelling
them of all they own. He made the multi
tude shudder as he pointed out the terrible
justice Of God. which like sword Is sus-
pended over the heads Of wicked rich men.
He fully explained the meaning of the words
Where your treasure Ia, there will your
heart be also"
e''Woe to the avariciousr he cried. ''The
God will leave his breast and will lie among
his Jewels and his gold. Woe to that mani
a, At tne ter.!1ie SOUND OF these WoI1s tne
thunder had pealed above their heads. and
the poor felt as though they had been an
S,snSsi wiz u ., h1 nS,ven m. E Ssnor
N ss.a,S Sa -. aoea; ae oit M nps sno
S ns'a'sm . =, .'s eat atte, !he nianns. ,s
. - 80 $3.50 ne 4. .. r...ay 10 1890
20 ,ea1 us a. S N kuture ~. nc 1870
his heart both In this world and the next.
As, however rain trickles lightly over a
sloping rock. 90 the word. Of the Saint fell
lightly on the parchea ,ouI of the miser.
~. ...n., ~ -. -. a.. o..
No 'ovne. nau Ae tcaeneo NOME ,han o.s
nor Niccoia oecame once more the naro-
hearted. pitiless man. And all his thought,
were Of making money by usury and Of
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1903-08-02

III cat was named Pluto. Scholars re-
mnE1sd that Il bore the name Of pagan
40. Now. every ono knows that the
1a61n worshiped demons, and for this
- ogvegal sshsr reasons there was q