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Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03
OUR STORE WILL CLOSE
Saturday. July Alb Il O'Clock Noon.
q. w. Tl9U'I'FF & 90.
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LADIES' no doubt you just thinking about your
vacation you VIII surely need of those beautiful
SUITS that are much place you find lust
the fabric want handsome designs in Silks Percaes
Also nice assortment OF Lawns III plain and fancy stripes
OF II you want something that the buy
We offering this week special values in Beacbed and IN
beached Table Linens Napkins match values found else
where.
Ready Sheets and Pillow cases. so cents for the Sheets
cents Tor Pillow Cases also sheetng and Pillow Musius
Another new assortment of Pillow Shams
match rs and so
Ribbed Underwear for Ladies up to so
Ribbed Gauze Pants IS cents
ohlTt Waists several different styles of White Lawn Waists
med with lace embroidery tucks them worth 20 90
$3.50 all to go for 7Sc, SI.oo and S1.25
new line Of Neckwea just received this week. Fan
y Collars made OF Silk or wash material all diff
teren styles IS and Turn collars ends cents
regular IS values
Belts Red Leather only rs Also White Leather and
Black Patent Leather
We always nice of Neck Sash
bbohs nice wide Satin Taeta Ribbon coors
Wash Ribbons and cents for the widths,
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

Another new envoice of the latest
patterns in Moquet and Smyrna rugs
received at Deputy's
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

WANTED-Housekeeper on farm
near Wilmington. One that can cook
No outside wof6. Address, Box 460
Wilmington, Del.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

Ifyou are thinking of buying a car.
nage, buggy or farm wagon, be sure
and 90 to Pierce q Carmean.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03
For Sale.

Black CoN Peas, best Virginia grown,
greatest soil enricher and hay crop
known, 5l.25 per bushel.
81. Layton d Layton. Georgetown, Del
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

Southern grown black eye peas for
seed. A. Smith.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

For the largest line of ladies and
gents umbrellas 90 to Deputy's.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

We will give you the closest prices on
all dry goods, notions and trimmings
that you will get in Milford; this we
guarantee at Deputy's
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

Good Coffee, l. cents pound.
E. G. Pierce
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

You want to see the grsnd disploy >
fireworks at Slaughter Beach Saturc.
evening.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

Soft mixed cakes, fresh and fine.
+. G. Pierce.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

Mrs. S. E. keeGy Is always bringing
out something new that is a delight to
the ladies. Many novelties suitable fos
presents.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03
OVER THE TEA-CUPS.

All eonmuuicationsf for this department should
be addressed to Kate Richmond. CRRuNicrF r.
once Milford, Del Write with INK on ore side
be held confidential.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

Fishing Hats, Bathing Suits, Swim
ming Tights, and other Outing goods
at Abbott's.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

Go to J. w. Truitt & Co. for your
muslin underwear.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

Come in and see our new store. Every
body welcome. NJ. L. Davis.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

Just in to-day, new line Of 10, Is, %,
35ct box paper. Red Star drug store.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

Potato Chips, fresh and crisp.
E. c. Pierce.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

New mackerel, nice and fat.
e. G. Pierce.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

rs cent Boys Wash Suits for 40 cents
at Abbott's.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

Come and see our new wall paper foI
1903. ThOs. Watson, Jr.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

Matthews Cure for Disrrhpa; sure
and certain. Red Star Drug Store.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03
DisorderIv.

Mrs Nora satterfeld was araigned
before Alderman Truilt on Thursday
evening last on a charge Of disorderly
conduct. The charge was made by
Charles Warren, but by reason Of Dir.
Warren being unable to sustain the
complaint, the defendant was dismissl d
without cause of action
The Willing Workers viii meet with
Mrs. Gilman Monday evening, July g..
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

Pure Santos coffee, 16 cents pound.
Z. {. Pierce.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

open on the Fourth all day.
Red Star Drug Store.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

White fish, fine as you ever saw.
E. {. Pierce.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

Save fuel and eat boiled ham.
E. G. Pierce.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03
UnifOrm Rate Of One Cent Word EaeI
Insertion.

Insertion.
II You have want that you think some
man In Milford can FIJI, take In the whole
hed at once by inserting a want ad IN the
There's no half way business about the
CHRONICLE. It gets right out among all the
people who are worth talking to. And Il
your man is ia town you'll find him. There
no doubt about that
Tae rate is ! cent 2 word each insertion.
If you have pig for sale; or have lost any
thing, put It ia tais column
TWO FARMS FOR SALa.-l5O ana IS acres,
near Cedar Creek. j. H. Thurston.
5lf Lincoln, Del.
sl,5OO TO LOAN on long time loan, good Sc
eurity must be given. For further particulars,
amply TO the CHRONICLE office. 81
Middliugs, Sd o. Ton
( Cow Peas, Sl.lO per bushel.
/ Seed Buckwheat. SIOOper bushel.
Oats so cents per busnei j. L. Holland. 65 Ct
224O POUNDS best Anthracite Coal; deliv-
cred in July, So %. Wilson NJ. Vinyard
424tf.
LOST-On the. road between Harrington
and Milford, Monday last, folding pocket
book and card-case combined. Reward for
its return either TO the CHRoNIULE office, or
Frank T. Fleming, Harrington, Del.
FORSALE.-Large Poland-C ChinaAnd Berk
shire Boar. ], j. Reynolds, near Adamsville.
Del. 1t
FOR SALE.--A good mich COW, in fine
condition. G. II. Mareott, Cedar Creek hun
dred, two miles east Lincoln, Del. It
LosT-Tuesday. June sOth, 1905 pocket
book containing sum of money. Reward If
returned to CHRONICLE office. It
MILL FOR SALE OR RENT.-Two stands .
OF rolls; tive corn mills and one buckwheat /
mill Thompson & Marsh,
6 y At Rehoboth, Del.
FOR sALE.-2O,OOO Cabbabe Plants.
= 6262t w. $. Watkins, Milford, Del.
FOR SALE.-One full-blood Jersey Bull, IS
months old. Apply to W. H. Robinson,
26 2t Milford, Del.
PIGS FOR SALE E-rhoroughbred Berkshires:
also, Berkshires and Chester White.
9 262 o. L. Balsiey, Shawnee, Del.
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MAILS

For timothy hay go 20 A. Smith.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

Dr.. E. Roberts, the Veterinarian.
can always be found at the Naiiona
Hotel.
Milford chronicle., 1903-07-03

Pure Santos coffee, Is cents pound.
E. C. Pierce.
Go to J. w. Truitt & Co. for yol
muslin underwear.
Matthews Cure for Disrrh~a; SUI
and certain. Red Star Drug Store
Fishing Hats, Bathing Suits, Swim
ming Tights, and other Outing gooc
at Abbott's.
White fish, fine as you ever saw.
E. {. Pierce.
Come and see our new wall paper fo
1903. Thos. Watson, Jr.
Potato Chips, fresh and crisp.
E. c. Pierce.
New mackerel, nice and fat.
e. G. Pierce.
Just in to-day, new line of 10, Is, 25
35ct box paper. Red Star drug store.
Southern grown black eye peas fol
seed. A. Smith.
Instant relief; cures the sting and
keeps the mosquito away.
Red Star Drug Store.
open on the Fourth all day.
Red Star Drug Store.
Come in and see our new store. Every
body welcome. NJ. Il Davis.
In buying your table linen for wheat
thrashing go to Deputy's. We carry
the largest line in town and prices the
closest.
For sale-1OO, 600 late cabbage plants,
S1.OO per 1000.
B.F. b. Woodan, Milford, Del.
Wanted-LabOrers for inside work.
Apply at the Eddystone Print Works,
EddystOne, Pa. 6-26-2t
Another new envoice of the latest
patterns in Moquet and Smyrna rugs
received at Deputy's
A special sale of Ladies' Handker
chiefs at Abbott's. 35 and 50 cent
Handkerchief for Il cents. 25 cent
Handkerchiefs for 13 cents.
If you want a good carriage at a
small price go to Pierce & Carmean,
they have got them.
Finest assortment of cakes ever
brought to Milford, at
Thos. Watson's, Jr
Our white spread line is complete. 4
Come and see the assortment and get
our prices at Deputys.
Cream pufTs, lemon merlngue' get
custard cocoanut pies, fruit pies in sea
son, angel food devil food and other
cakes Ordereahy. James Welch. 22-5
We have placed on saleth week the
best bargains we ever ofered-a line of
ladies patent leather and vici kid shoes
for 81 90 and 1926, that are easily $3.50
goods. ~ j. Pierson.
Mrs. S. E. keeGy Is always bringing
out something new that is a delight to
the ladies. Many novelties suitable 70!
presents.
We will give you the closest prices on
all dry goods, notions and trimmings
that you will get in Milford; this we c
guarantee at Deputy's. a
WANTED-Housekeeper on farm
near Wilmington. One that can cook
No outside WORK. Address, Box ago,
Wilmington, Del. F.
Ifyou are thinking of buying a car
riage, buggy or farm wagon, be sure
and go to Pierce q Camean.
70 make ready for the largest line of (,
fall and winter goods ever exhibited in
1 will sell at my new store =
spring and summer clothing strictly at 9,
cost, and some at half price. D
NJ. L. Davis. :
Don't forget that / am selling at cost &C
% acquaint the people with my new -
ocation and make ready for the largest
inc offall goods ever known in Milford :,
M. l.. Davis. =
Everything at the lowest reduced m
,rices at G. NJ. Tatman's Mems and 81
'oys' good clothing. Nobody wants
'OOr clothing at any price these days" =
Gen's suits and boys suits and big
OF Of pants; shoes for everybody, straw n,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-11

The problem has troubled man y
why two pieces of wood sawed
from the same section of tree
should possess very. varied char
acteristics when used in different
positions. For example, a gate
post will be found to decay much
faster if the butt end of the tree is
uppermost than would be the case
if the top were placed in this posi-
tion. The reason is that the mois-
ture of the atmosphere will per-
meate the pores of the wood much
more rapidly the way the tree
grew than it would if in the op-
posite direction.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-11

Interesting statistics concerning
the hen have been collected by the
Boston Transcript: "In 1899 the
egg record of this country was
L, 290.OO0,000 dozen. There were
thirty dozen to a crate, and 400
crates to a car. 30 train of cars
sufficient to accommodate the trans.
portation of all these crates would
reach from Chicago to Washington,
a distance of 868 miles, and then
there would remain several cars OF
eggs to spare. In 1900 Iowa pro.
duoed 100000, dozen and Ohio
81 .000.0 900. having value of owe,
100000 for each State. Oh
course the incubator has consider.
able to do with poultry, but in.
cubators do not lay eggs. In 1
single year the value of the eggl
and poultry of the country hal
been as high as $28o,OOO,OOO.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-11
Watt Warren on Pat kenny.

And SO poor, wandering, way
ward Pat Kenny has answered
"HereT at last and sleeps his last
sleep beneath the skies of Nicholas
County, amid the scenes he always
held dear, and with kindly hands
to give him decent sepuIcher He
died as he had lived for many
years-"on the road'-with only
the whispering pines to chant bis
requiem and bear aloft bis lasi
conscious and agonizing prayer
Rest in peace, o thou most un-
happy and cratic child OF
genius. in the one grave so far re.
moved from the scenes of thy
birth; and when at eventide we sii
beside our glowing fires. enjoying
to the utmost their cheerful
warmth. and reading. perchance,
from thy posthumous poems, ouI
thoughts shall dwell upon thee s.
in our minds eye we see shiver-
ing form on dark, country road
literally freezing into insensibilityi
without a friend within call and
only the dim stars of heaven tc
light his way.-Glenville Path
finder.
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Thanksgiving Proclamation.

a Proclamation By the Goueyr0r:
By proclamation of the President
of the United States. Thursday,
November 26th. has been designa-
ted as Thanksgiving Day.
The citizens of the common
wealth are therefore respectfully
requested to lay aside their usual
avocations on that day and to as.
semble in their accustomed houses
of worship. there to unitedly give
thanks to God, the Giver of all
good, for his bounteous favors tc
US people during the past year
In no state of our union is there
greater occasion for a heartfelt
manifestation of thankfulness than
in West Virginia. We have been
especially and abundanily favored
in many ways.
Given under my hand and the
great seal of the state, at tbs CAPT
toll, this second day of November
A d. 1908, and in the forty-first
year of the state.
A. B. WHITE.
By the Governor,
VIM. M. o. DAWSON,
Secretary of State.
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Horse Thief Foiled.

Last night Mr.. and Mrs. Martin
MoHsle were both awakend.by q
man saying g"whoal whoap in their
pasture lot.
Their, oIdipet horse was grazing
out there, and though having been
In a sound sleep, it did not take
them long to comprehend that
some man in low hoarse voice
was trying to get it to stop SO that
he might capture it. Mr.. MoHale
jumped out of bed and seized his
double barreled shot gun that he
ever keeps loaded near him and
broke for the outside. By this time
the man and horse both had got
some distance from the house, the
man still trying to capture the ami.
NAL.
Mr. MoHale drew a bead on him
but he was most too far away fol
him to reach with his gun effective.
ly, but when the shot whistIed
around him the distance between
him and the horse widened rapidly
Mack called to his horse which il
pet, and it came oantering to the
house where it was better secured
Mr.. Hale is satisfied that he would
have had no horse this morning
had the man succeeded in getting
his hands on it.-Gallipclis Tri.
bune.
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pisCharging Emuloyes.

For the past month there have
been almost daily reports of vari-
Gus large railroads. The Erie
road recently decided TO discharge
500. The Vanderbilt lines have
begun reductions which, when
completed, will have brought
about the discharge of from
1000 to 5000 employees. The
Southern Pacific and other roads
have begun similar reductions.
The roads have just passed
through period of great prosper
ity and it may be that the dis
charging of employees means sim.
ply the getting rid of unnecessary
hands; they may be looking for q
storm in the financial world.
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Keep Your Temper.

Indulging in fit of ugly tenn
per not only shortens a woman's
lie sbut makes hs1old ldsnd nglg Be
fore her time" says Mrs. Annie
Jenness Miller, the apostle of
dress reform. Control your tenn
per. for every time you allow it to
control you. you spoil your good
looks and injure yourself physi-
cally.
"Not only that, but the woman
who governs herself is the woman
who wins in this life; and as q
rule, she makes the best match,
because men like sweet-tempered
wives. Then. anger curdles the
blood, hinders circulation and CON
sequently make the complexion
bad and dulls the eye."
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Health's Decalogue.

Rise early, retire early and fill
your day with work.
Water and bread maintain life;
pure air and sunshine are indispen.
sable to health.
Frugality and sobriety form the
best elixir of longevity
Cleanliness prevents rust; the
best cared for machines last the
longest.
Enough sleep repairs waste and
strengthens; too much sleep softens
and enfeebles.
To be sensibly dressed is to give
freedom to ones movements and
enough warmth to be protected
from sudden changes of tempera-
ture.
A claan and cheerful house
makes a happy home.
The mind is refreshed and in
vigorated by distraction and amuse-
ment; but abuse of them leads to
dissipation and dissipation to vice.
Cheerfulness makes love of life,
and love of life is half of health.
On the contrary, sadness and dis
couragement hasten old age.
Do you gain Jour living by your
intellect? Then do not allow your
arms and legs to grow stiff. Do
you earn your bread by your pick
axeP Do not forget to cultivate
your mind and to enlarge your
thought.
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The Bridegroom Explained.

do you take this woman for
better or for worse"-the pastor
solemnly repeated, and then the
bridegroom interrupted. him.
Well. you see it's this way, par
son." he explained. "She's the
last one of FIVE sisters an 1 had to
take what was left. IF I'd spoken
up sooner I Imight.o' had my pick
O. the lot, but / KEEP on watin' an
finally he'd to take the leavin's,
That is really the best answer 1 kin
give to your oonundrum. parson.
Go ahead"
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Was that wife's name Ann?

"Rev." Sam Bettes, the cowboy
preacher, in discussing the Lords
prayer exclaimed: "It would be 8
peculiar sight in heaven to see one
dust begrimed, ragged angel crawl
out from under a hay stack, hung
ry and homeless, while over the
way there was a sleek well fed an
gel walking up and down his piz-
"a. The Kingdom is a long way
off. Sans imagination deals en-
tirely with material things.
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Grand Lodge I. o. o. F. at Wheeling.
Tuesday. Nov. II.

On Tuesday. November II, the
annual Grand Lodge 1. o. o f.
will meet in Wheeling. The ses-
sion will last the remainder of the
week. The Encampment begins
Tuesday and the Grand Lodge
Wednesday. Great preparations
for the entestainment of the visi-
tors are being made by the local
lodges of Odd Fellows. 1t is ex-
pected there will he about 235 del
egates present besides great num-
ber of visitors.
The Encampment will likely not
consume more than one day. The
meeting of the Grand Lodge will
be an important one, as many
matters are to be disposed of. One
of the important matters will be
some sort of action looking to the
erection of an Odd Fellows Home.
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Lands. yesr' said Mr.. Higgins
somewhat heatedly 81 believe in
givin' yer children all the blamed
advantages ye oan- afford. SO fur's
that goes. Ididn't make no time
about it when our Sairy wanted to
take French Lessons, spite o. the
fact that I felt sartain sure she'd
never see a Frenohman up to. the
day she died; an when she wanted
to go to the city an take tailor
made dressmakin lessons / said all
right, though her mas dressmakin'
had always been good enough, 30
fur's 1 could see; an when she
wanted to take pianner lessons j
thought it was an alfred big ex-
pense, but 1 let her do it, jest the
same, seein' her heart was sot on it.
But now, by Jiminy" sputtered
Mr.. Higgins, "now, when that gals
been studyin' planner for two
years an ten months, an only just
igettin' able to make real tunes
come out of it, now, 1 say, when
that gal goes to work an strike me
for a two hundred an fifty dollar
pianner player that any child can
operate. I say that's rubbin' into
the old man too durn hard"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-11

Nearly 5000 boys in the Mis-.
souri, common schools are feceiv-
ing instruction in the primary
courses of agriculture, and next
year it is the intention to teach
agriculture and horticulture in
most of the schools of the State
The U. s. Department of Agri.
culture has sent a specialist to the
West to help kill the poisonous
weeds there on great ranches that
are killing cattle. 1t is said that
the weeds have killed 100000
worth of stock in Montana.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1903-11-11
'POMEROY COFFIN FAGTORT
Single King of.the
Ohio Valley.

have on hand four hundred thous-
and red cedar shingles, one hundred
and fifty thousand white 1S-inch hem
lock shingles, two hundred thousand Of
the Baily cut poplar and one hundred
and fifty thousand 16-inch white pine to
take the place of poplar, for 25c more
than poplar. This makes the cheapest
shingle ever offered in the market, /
have dimension cedar shingles, plast-
ering lath, general hardware, doors sash,
glass, paints, oils and varnishes.
Come TO the factory 10 buy funeral goods
and save the iobber's profit. You can
select from three hundred finished c.s-
kets and finer goods. EmbalminR and
the best attendance with fine hear e.
and good hacks, fine horses and plenty
OF men. l make fine G. A. r, casket an
the national colors for soldier burial. I
am the only maker of this easket in the
state. have one of the finest undes-
takers rooms in the state. All under
takers goods delivered at ali points free
of charge. / am closing out 80 Gets of
buggy harness below cost.
B. IF. BIGG9.
RouaeEoy. 0h1o.
July % tmo.
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A novelty in the oonstruotion

A novelty in the construction of
marine craft is shown in a recent
patent grant covering the design
of boat propelled and steered by
jets of water. Instead of engines to
drive screws aud propellers. pumps
are employed and the boat driven
by the action of jets of water taken
in at the bow and eiected at the
stern.
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Winter Evenings on the Farm.

The wide.awake farmer is now
wondering what he can do inthe
long winter evenings to aid him in
the work of next season. He would
like to know more about the things
with which he haste do; how he
can feed his crops better; how he
can make piece of worn out
land fertile onoe more; how he can
get the greatest feeding value from
the stock of hay and grain in his
barn. Many of these partioal ques-
tions are in his mind at this time.
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bluff me down. 1 riz mp and was
listening, when she sez:
"This here cat is arter meat fur
shore"
"That yere woman is looking fur
our cabin. you mean, and yere goes
to let her in"
"zeb, hain't yo' got no sense in
yo'r head?"
Not arter living with you fur
20 years"
With that 1 crossed over and
opened the back doah, and as 1 did
the ole woman made dive fur the
bed and kivered up her head. 1 had
Jest swung the dosh back and open
ed my mouth to hoot when some
thing knocked me clean across the
cabin and uttered and awful scream.
1t was sure-enough wild cat and
mighty big one at that. he fust
jumped on the bed and scratched
at the clothes. but as got mp be
turned and tackled me-. Ever have
a font with wild cHt?'
mo. 1 never did
"You needn't sigh fur one. They
have got teeth like the biggest
kind of buzz saw, and thar claws
are like redhot knife blades. / was
took 80 sudden that the oritter had
all the advantage at fust. but bime-
by 1 got hold of stool and sorter
held my own. He kept me mighty
busy, but 1 saw the ole woman sit
ting up in bed arter a bit and heard
her say:
"Zeb White, if that's one Of
them Davis gals, then she's power
fully changed about since last Sun
day. Why don't you ask her to
take her bunnit off and stay all
uightP"
"How did the matter endP" I
asked as the old man was long
time in refilling his pipe.
avail, I finally driv the oritter
out doahs and got the doah shet,
and then 1 fell down and tainted
away. and I didn't know nuthing
mo- fur an hour. / don't rightly
remember how many bites and
scratches 1 got, but I was laid up
fur six weeks, and had a tuff time
of it."
"Mrs White didn't have any.
thing more to say, did she-any-
thing more about your taking the
Wild cats scream for the hoot of a
woman?"
"Sartinly, she did," he replied
"Bout the fust words I heard arter
1 cum too was
"Say. zeb White. yo'd better
look out for that Davis gal arter
this. She's bit and olawed you
till I've got to make poultioe as
big as barrel to kiver the hurts. !"
"And what did you say in re-
plyP"
.Nuthing-nuthing tall. I'd jes'
bluffed myself and got the worst Of
it, and so 1 shet up. Yes, shet
right up, and let her grin and
ohuckle and poke fun at me. Yes,
1 knowed when 1 war licked and I
lay thar and cried and didn't hev