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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-14
GuInpIsaT0s
(1De nuestr0 c0.reeoonsal espsoiial.

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Ponce, AbFil l3.-La distinguida
= Pstudiosa sedorita poncela Lolita
Ti4ol. que reside en- los Estados
UIidOs, celebrara ALI sus dias Ell
VieFnes de Dolores.
Que tenga muchas fel 'cidades y.
que yea al fin coronadas sus legi-
tlmas asplfaciOnes de sabeF, son
puest1s aese0s.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-14
La TlEHDlTA
DE ]. ECHRYA YARRIA.

PoE cada 10 Cent8Yus que as gaaten
hasta eI & az MAYO Drlsixiirno IS rsr.I' gs
"a ans papeEeta &c ana nnufecn 81 S
do De pavago
Hay etaetas raligios0s. de quinee
FQpa heaha \ dRlcea er almihax.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-14
N0tIc!as generates

Ell POPULAR. de Am6rico S,Ias
San JustO, frente & eL1 MsIlorouins )
Removable TODD nuestFO gran surtido
de calzadu, sombrerog, obietos propios
para regalos, paraguas, csiita1 de md
sica , dem6s de nuestro extenso rano.
ID avisAinas q p6bIice para que reitere
sus visitas & esta casa. donde ouedRr6n
mug complexities.
Precios de situaci6n, sombreros de-
todaa classes Drecioa
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-14
EI tabago On Espa6a.
10 Que 50 recaud6 en- Enero dItTmo.

10 cue Sc recaUdo en- EneFo ultImo.
La recaudGCl6n obtenlda por ta6aC0y
y cigarr0s durante Ell mes de EneFo
& timo en- Espafia, assemble & Is nliIl9-
mes 297. .553 is pesetap, contra is mi
Homes $50 .84O IN pesetas que Sc recau-
daron en- el miamo mes del s1o 1904.
habiendo tenidO por consig uiente au-
mentO 46.711.41 peaetas.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1905-04-14

Calipgo no podr6 consolnrse de Is
partida ds Uliaes, aafIcomo las dtmas
no puaden usar otrO AlcohoIado que 81
ceAebradO de Gatell. que cura los res
friados, reumAs, jaQuecas J dolores de
Oa hezs. Pru6baln . nd mara nfrO
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-12-19
Appleton.
ROSEBUD.

Killing hogs and making fires is the
order Of today.
will and Ben Porter have moved a
saw mill near here and are doing fine
wcrk.
Quite large crowd visited Uncle
Frank Hammonds Sunday evening to
hear his graphophone talk.
The young people had a candy break
ing at Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Mabe's Sat
urday night, all report nice time.
Earnest Rhodes, Henry Samuel and
Miss Lila Newton visited Mute and
Miss Della Mabe Saturday night and
Sunday.
Mr.. JEFF Williams family and Mr..
Frank Hammonds' family, also Mrs
Nellie and Miss Ida Todd visited Mrs
Lida Newton one day last week, who
got her limb broken some time back
She is improving slowly.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-12-19
$lOO Reward, $IOO.

The readers of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all it's stages, and
that is Catarh. Halls Catarrh Cure
is the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
constitutional disease, requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Catar
rh Cure is taken internally, acting di-
rectly upon The blood and mucous sur
face of the system, thereby destroying
he foundation of the disease, and Civ
ing the patient strength by building vi
the constitution and assisting nature il
doing its work The proprietors have
50 much faith in its curative powe
that they offer One Hundred Dollar
for any case that it fails to cure. Send
for list Of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo
Ohio.
Sold by all Druggists, 75c.
Take Halls Family Pill for consti
patton.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-12-19


The health of this community is
very good excepting bad colds.
John Davis family visited Mrs.
Sarah Daughtry's family last Sunday,
The school at this place is getting
along nicely.
There was a spelling match at Moeke'
son Friday night.
Rev. Wash Roper will preach al
Porter Town school house Sunday.
Andrew Newton's family visited Bob
Williams family last Sunday.
Bud Johnson's family visited Mrs
Ellen Mcclure last Sunday.
Cheer up boys and girls, Christmas
will soon be here.
If this escapes the waste basket
will come again.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-12-19
at Appleton, he reports a fine time, but
says he had to pay board while there.

at Appleton, he reports fine time, but
says he had to pay board while there.
The public schools of this district are
in splendid working order now. The
daily attendance has increased rapidly
for the last month, and we now have
almost full attendance. Our schools
will run six months this year | see
our County Superintendent will ask the
County Court at its January term to in
crease his salary, which | think the
Court should not hesitate to do, the
amount now paid him is very small
according to the work he has done the
present year. The schools of the
County have been benefited as never be
fore, and the wor of the Superintend-
ent has been greatly appreciated by the
people of this District. / am sure it
has been the same in every District in
the County
W. A. Boston of Alabama, has
moved to this section, and young Mr..
Harlan of that locality made several
unsuccessful trips to this neIghborhood
before lie could locate the miller, how
ever, he is now making his usual
rounds.
With best wishes to the Democrat
and its many readers, remain.
SCHOOL DIRECTOR.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-12-19
Furious Fighting.

"For seven years. writes Geo. w
Hoffman. of Harper, Wash, 81 had a
bitter battle, with chronic stomach and
liver trouble, but at last | won, and
cured my diseases, by the use of Elec'
trio Btters. l unhesitatingly recon-
mend them to all, and don't intend in
the future to be without them in the
house They are wonderful medicine,
to have cured such bad case as mine
Sold under guarantee to do the same
for you, by Crowder Bros. druggist, al
soc bottle. Try them today.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-12-19
Long Branch, Route 2.
ANYTHING.

Having not written any items from
this place in some time, | will write a
few for the progressive Democrat.
Corn gathering and wheat sowing is
thing of the past, and hog killing,
hauling wood, saw-milling and think
ing of the future is the order of the
day.
Ed Green, who is working in Ala
bama, spent few days at home recent
ly.
Misses Mabel Mabry and Beu!ah
Green attended the box supper at Pleas
ant Point Thanksgiving night.
Mr. Lin Green is at home this week
Mrs, G. w. Bradley called on Mrs
Billie Smith Friday.
Mr.. Taylor Lacroix and Paul Ais.
brooks took in the box supper at Pleas
ant Point Thanksgiving night
Mr. Ben Weaver, who has been away
some time is Mt home, to spend thu
winter catching fur animals
Mr.. G. w. Bradley went to the Lo
ret.o mills last week.
w. F. Porter moved j. l., Porter I,
Pinkney last week.
Miss Carrie Porter visited relatives a
Pinkney last week.
= Billie Belew and Jim Smith went +
the city a few days ago.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-12-19
West Point
PECK S BROTHER.

Our little town is slowly but steadily
improving.
Mr.. Ellis Berryhill is building nice
residence.
w. G. McGee has bought a lot and
will build very fine house.
J. l.. Turner will build a very fine
hotel on the old True property.
Our ore banks are all running on full
time.
The health of this community is ex'
ceedingly good.
Miss Bell MCGEE returned home in
Alabama, Miss Sallie Kelly accompany
ing her home.
Miss Kings school is out, and Mr.
James White looks very serious.
Robert johnson has been promoted
he is general manager of all the Shef
field, Coal & Iron Companys property.
Mr.. Dock Quinn takes Johnson's
place as supt on banks.
Mr.. Charley Williams is time keeper
for Quinn.
We are very scarce of hands on the
public works. could work 100 more
hands.
There will be in the near future new
mine opened up on the Couch prop
erty, it is now being prospected, anG
shows up fine.
Mr.. G. H. Hollis has gone to hrkan
sas, to spend Christmas hunting bear
hope he will kill few of the grizzly
tribe. Bro. Cherry aims to go hunting
some of the sullen tribe one night this
week, our old turk dog never fails t.
put them up the tree.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-12-19
OUTINGS.

During this month we will
sell all our lOc Outings at Sc
Plain and fancy colors, check
stripes, Favorite & Teazledown
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-12-19
M0ckersOn.

Several of the Third District boys
went to Nashville, Monday to hear r.
L. Taylor's opening speech, and ye
Scribe would have liked to have gone
could not spare the time.
Mr.. w. w. Richardson of this place
went to Nashville Wednesday to attend
the Farmers Institute.
DR.. Claud Harris of this place has
just returned from visit to his father
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-12-19

Paul Allsbrooks visited Grannie
Belew Sunday.
Anus and Will Bunhaw have gone to
Mamie furnace.
Melvin Hood and wife have moved to
our neighborhood.
Miss Cresie Smith visited Mrs ID. w.
Bradley two days last week
! Mrs. J. w. Bradley spent day
recently with Mrs. G. W. Bradley.
Robert Bradley spent night with his
Prof, Paul Allsbrooks.
A large crowd attended Sunday
school here Sunday.
We are sorry to say Mr. John Hughes
who has been sick for some time is no
better.
Ben Weaver visited our school last
week, and gave some of our school girls
his beauty.
There is going to be a box supper at
our school Friday night, Dec. Is, 1906
everybody invited to attend
We certainly thank the Springer
Station writer for speaking of our enter
tanment at our School Thanksgiving,
The house was decorated with pine
cedar and paper, the walls were covered
with beautiful pictures drawn by the
pupils, but the best part of the enter
alnment was at noon when the good
women of our community fixed dinner
on the ground, and invited one and all
to take Thanksgiv ing dinner with them
Talk about hog and hominy and all
| good things to eat but this will not
express how everyone enjoyed our
dinner. We sure thank the good
women of this community for preparing
a thanksgiving dinner.
| Oh! If everybody does enjoy Christ
mas as well as our pupils and people of
this community think they will enjoy
our Christmas tree, Friday night Dec.
%, 1905, it will be the happlest Christ
mas ever known since there has been a
Santa Claus.
If you are a boy or girl that waits to
marry to anything except an education,
you certainly cannot get your check
cashed on Long Branch or in this com
munity unless this is written on your
check, "Please cash my check with an
Education" then possibly you may
catch the matrimonial fever, il you
have iron in your blood.
If there is as much interest taken in
the line of education, for years to come,
as there has been this year, in this the
fifth district of Lawrence County, the
other districts of this County will have
to elevate their educational steps tc
keep their colors Interchangeable. We
would like TO hear from other Districts
of this county on this matter
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-12-19
Floor Coverings.

6 All-wool Art squares$lo values, 1915
Granite +" SIS 300
Carpeting, Granite, 25c, Ingram, 35c yd
Crex Rugs, 27x6O, 79c, S6x72, $l.l5
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-12-19
Mems and Boys Shoes.

The Goodman line all solid or your money re-
funded. Mems sizes 81. 80 and $500 Boys sizes Is
to at 81 25 and s 35, to IL $1.35 and 80.
During this month only. We will sell the Edwin
Clapp, Patent vci shoes at $3.50
4S pairs mems, Heavy work shoes worth $125 and
$1.35, while they last CSC Pair
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-12-19
Ladies Shoes.

Have just received large shipment of the H. C
Goodman shoes, with all solid Counters, Inner
Solos, and Full Vamps. If found otherwise your
moe back or new pair Price $1.25 and 81 so
The same shoe in Misses and childrens at 65.S5c,
$100 $1.25.
The best line of ladies fine shoes in Lawrenceburg
-A new and this seasons choicest lasts at $l50 and
up to $3.50.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1905-12-19

Fruits, and fruit products at N. B.
Simms & Sons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
PREACHING THAT WINS

It that crary subject ntoec
tualiy We believe that when
hed language tho speaker thorough subject
We viii religious preacher
wlns deliver preach
treat Of topical subjects Sunday preach
Of Jesus Christ and the preaching
sends the hearers home wondering they
try 10 do heteFThe Rev Newell Dwight Hills
Eregaaonai club
the intellectual Hills always preached more art aud
literature than gospel The brooklyn
he strikes true
appeal intellect To
Be religion have
than that II have hearts
Men are sinners and they know IL
ABOUT sins and apply dogmaa
for remedy they will your argument
With theirs They
plane.
The who action must speak With
authority and power emotions
In order preacher
be spiritual dynamo. power q tremendous
faith And he love
Today temptation they
the parting Of the preachers
eAaneeths preacher With Believing
heart IN his divine authority
did a
Thus the great orator
assemblies.
5
Genuine > a
The preacher who wins souls Of Paul
and Jezus-the appeal to
theologues play At preaching
art
The world needs heart preaehinE-a welcomes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
WILL HOLD
A ~CANA0

The lgorrotea Will hold a "eanno .
which means - has le bow WOW
at Madison park Sunday M lsa0 y.
m. Tho teana0F Ia 20 the epicurcnn
son Of nature what a dinner 81
sherry'H is 20 tho doihnmite.
The dog eaters haven't had
dncent meal since they Toasted on
=. NJ L10dona 1850 prize winner
last week. and they relished him
SO much that the cnnaO waa planned
with the Wild hope that scouting
parties might round up a chunk or
two Of $4,000 dog steak for the
big collation. at Billie. Hteffen'a
lakeside resort
Manager Hunt. Of the ig1rrote
village has made friends with a
sufficient number Of "bow-wowa,
eur. "ki-yla." monEfela aud real
dogs 10 natiate the eadaYeroua ca
nine consumers for once.
White folks are cordially Invited
20 attend thu repaHt-aH spectators.
"fheroli be something doing oys
cry minute" says Manager Hunt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
CHAPTER XxXvL
DISCOVERY.

In the late afternoon. wearied
with the gloom Of living out The
anxious day behind drawn blinds.
/ I mounted % an attic at the top u
I the house on the seward side. and
seated myself az the window. 1
dared not open 70 FOR breath Of
/ fresh air. but aa the blind here was
raised. had clear view without
any rIak 81 being seen la the inter
/ lor darkness Of the room.
rha after glow Of superb sunset
vas lingering In the west. while In
| the bay the lights Of yachts and pr
lot cutters twinkled Ike firefilcs
| The elesrueaA Of the atmosphere on
a night - calm. pFeanged rain and
storm. lending probability 20 Cfoal :
prediction that the dirty weather
/ would son be repeated.
suddenly among the shrubs IN the
garden below. half way between the
house aud the brink uf The elin, l
saw tho mationieSa figure 81 a man.
II vas nearly dark now. and ] could
not distinguish his features. nor ev-
an his styIe Of dress. bat from hia
attitude he seemed % be taklnE a
lrisupsiy vtew OF the house. soon.
without being Joined b anyone
elss. iha watcher advanced towards
the house. and a. he stepped from
the abscurlty % the schFuhs dis
rinHed the glow Of a cigar
II, as best 10 be on the spot %
confront this new Development az
close grip 80 CROPPED my way
down stairs. A. vas cuteriaE the
drawing room from the hall thcree
came a tap At the window. followed
by another and another. stood
atlii. aearce.y breathing. and the
tapping ceased
A gravel path ran close 70 the
uindnx. and. after pause that
seemed infermlnnhle. ] heard the
crunch" Of a light footstnp. And
then. just 40 vas crossing the INK
hlack darkness uf the ruom 10 open
me window and end the suspense
pau6ed ia CONSERVATION at the
sound 81 my oWn name. spoken N
no hostile tone.
"Rivlnsson! Arc you there. Rlv-
lngtnnT" ,
who l. IT," ! asked. bfea,hless
1T la Ralph Garden. You may
safely open TO ne. come a. a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29

with Muriol and I knew she would
be furious II ! VIA Instrumental Ia
your rscapturc. So l went straight
at her and told her what had hap
noned. AZ the same time assuring
her that there was no mistake shout
it-that you are the man supposed
"a DO nearing America. She IL bent
on helping you"
Again God bless her" said.
adding. With an instinct for the
real source Of danger. but what OF
croalf"
lilo Is 10 come 90 see me tomor-
row. when he expects to hear tho
result of my inspection. II / have
been able 10 obtain one Garden re-
piled III do aa Muriel Wishes, I
shall have 20 act the casuist and tell
him that didn't recognize you"
i should not wish you to act
against your convictions on my bo-
half bat you will be better able 10
Judge when you know the secret u
my escape from Winchester. said.
Then. II you choose TO eapouse my
cause. sou will at least do 80 with
your eyes open"
And told him everything sup
pressing only. az 10 honor bound TO
the man whom I believed 90 be at
the lith hour trying 20 serve me,
the true name OF Sir Gideon Mar
aka'H emiashry In ny disclosure
iferzog was called "Df Barrables. -
and 70. without any slip on my
part. be remained 10 the end. From
Ralph Gardens boYlsh point OF
view. HerEoE did not seem 70 matter
at all. All bis ideas ran on Roger
Marake. and the Implication q him
and bis father IN my life tragedy
ny Joyo. Riyiugton" he ex-
claimed. as his hand sought and
grlpped mine IN the darkness. lot
have convinced me now. III be
Aauare with you when | came was
IN Murleia interests alone but In
In yours. and in those q that
piueky girl % yours. now. What ie
best 20 be- runeT We seem TO be Ia
the thick % a business that VIII set
England ablaxc. Those backyard
Marskeai"
ITO Sc continusdl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29

frlsNd" was the reply which caused
me to undo the catch and admit the
speaker lie atepaa into the dark
ness OF the room. but not before /
had caught a glimpse Of his face
and assured myself that Il waa real
" the young officer who had rocog
niked me az Lord Alphlngton'a
This Will surprise you. after the
way | treated you the other night. "
no said. when ! had refaatenod the
window The fact ~ that you
really have Lady Muriel 20 thank
for a."
God bless heri" reiolned
What most surprises mo IL that
you should have discovered that I
was here
1T IL that that brought me at
Muriela instance" he replied. GO
ing on 10 explain briefly that Cr0al
Was the source % his information
II appeared that after my son
tence, bat hefure my escape. Garden
had been out sea fishing Ia Croai'a
boat All England was then taking
OF me and OF my supposed crime.
and. In discussing the trial. Garden
mentioned that had been al Wool
wieh with him fOr a short time
That day Croal had come 20 Car
den aud Informed him that a man
who might be the escaped convict
was concealed In tho vaeAn. house
on the elf Al be was not sure.
aud had been paid 20 supply the
mysterious hermit with food. he
would be glad n Garden would cnn-
trive 10 set a look a. aim. so lhiG II
he proved 20 Be Rlvlngtan he. rrsaI.
might claim the reward II not.
thofe would be no harm dona. and
he could 80 on making a smaller
profit b. carrying provisions
We'll" proceeded Garden. "fhla
put me IA a prscaFious awkward po-
sitian. ! knew that you were Rifs
ington. and guessed that something
had osearrod 10 make you 20 Into
closer hiding nut also knes how
intcsested Muriel waa ia you on a
count Of Miaz chilmark. and how
atannrhiy she believed Ia your inuo-
cenes. well tbs fact Is have
reasons for wishing 10 stand we'll
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
A BOY AND A PILE or DiRl

When boy" said THE people licking
children They licked obstnaey dsobenee
for everything man
hood The who had days
achieved tiumphs and spite handeaps
Of blows. felt II. knew
Il want 20 preach little III my
pile OF rich earth that had
up flight siepa and told my
that his help m and carry earth
He puttered boy fashion and
nad his head ahed Then three
glanced at little ball nearby sight Of
work and when was his age. hated badly.
Boy mine' aid I'm disappointed you BIT You
getting to the time OF aches getting
You close to the when the coused places and
you'll feel the load pressing You Go
boys. m
He muttered don't lot Then
he stopped No going that brown
matched head Of his He IN five minutes
he back shovel In hand making n.y. psrpre and
painted lie did not until had been de-
Hverod.
After supper he to knee and said
amt ashamed Of your little boy any more. you?
ashamed sentiments at cares
at human love my lad and
tell him that Is better for boy man. conquer himself
than to Perhaps the chubby hands viii
be worth Millions him day
80 there you have pile OF earth Per
haps II viii help other boy wants to make
a great strong brave. true Of him"
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Mr. Croal uttered an ,0ly laugh.
Il ahan't do no such foollahneaa as
realEning he replied bitterly. 4
shalt walt TN there's a wreck, and
then lee EN- go short handed. II
may eon@ today. or Il may come a
year Off. but the tines bound O.
come when she puts off without
Peter Crnal and Peter Croala mate.
nlll Splcef There'll be fine how
do-doo when We don't answer the
call
Il was not Tor me 10 voice my dis
gust az his callous selfishneaa. and
| fear he took nay silence for APP
pruval. FOR he continued 90 expati=
ate on the plight Ia witch the crew
would be when deprived. without
notice. of the services OF two OF the
oldest members. Had not my llber=
~ aud life been In the fellows
keeping / would have kicked him
Into the garden and over the cliff
To my relief. he At last departed.
Having drawn up the blind. 10 make
his exit By the window through
which he had entered. he looked
back az me aud grlnned.
Might be a chap escaping from
jail. en-. mister q Nindef this
way when there's doors 10 the
house" he said. watching me mar.
ruwly.
Yes. Il IL incoaxenient, but Il
will not be for long. replied.
Then he went. giving the gratui-
tnus information as he iurched cut
into the garden that the wind was
backing. and that there would be
another blow from the westward be.
fore long.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
SEARCHED

PORT TOWNSEND, April 20
Officers Of the steamer Melville
Dollar. which arrived here yestsr-
day morning direct from Shanghai.
reports that the vessel was held up
and searched by the japanese off
Hakodate on the morning Of Feb
fuary 20. Early In the morning the
steamer was Overtnken By japan
eae cruiser and aignaiod 10 follow
Il was piioted into tho harbor %
Hakodate. where her cargo was
searched, and then released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29
VA STAR DUST ~


And 40 Tar as ws have been able 70
learn. there IL none IN poverty.
I must be on. old man. prom
issd to meet my Nife At Z o'clock. e
why. us tig9 nov. You'd bet
ter hurry"
eoh. there's no need o. hurry.
I've got another half hour"
TOPICAL IIMERfcKs
The man with the automobile
To the councilman made such a
spiel
9Afief dinner nud wine
And ride down the tinel
That The public got quite a raw deal
: chap for a practical Joke.
stole bike from = friend, When
the smoke
81 the chase cleared away
Judge Smith 20 the jay
Of a long year in prison he spoke
The war ness say. Togo may meet
Two halves q Ro-lest-vensty =
fleet"
That he's between fires"
But well bet that the wires
VIII soon tell Of Roif'a retreat
r. Hoossvpita gone cunning for bear
Way over near Denver somewhere
Aud every old trust
Hopes hia rifle viii bust"
or that some bear won't take his
dare.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-04-29

You wouldn't tell me becsuss you
we're afraid III tell somebody eisr.
'.Su. my dear. said smittefu. I
didu.t tell you becaune ! had given
my ward I would say nothing about
is @ q living soul"
That's not the reason. and know
irh not You're one Of these men
who think a woiuan cant keep any
thing % hernelt
Net as ail. not af all am I'm
pressed Wiih tha fact that she ran.
every time rs 90 find "a hook 81 the
closet fof my clothes"