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Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-10-11
Special commissioners Sale Of
Real Estate.
The Huntington National Bank,
w II. Boolon. ct MI

Nsiionel Bank.
W Il. Booton, etal. Ch,nServ
, nuer and by virtue of authority vested
~ ~ me me 'ne Undersigned special Com misslon :
%, ny uecree oil the circuit court of WAYNE
county, West Virginia, made and .nsyyraS
IN IN the above entitled cause now pendine
III sanu court, on the 23d day OIL Ausnsf iaI,
as modified and corrected by sno,nsn 49,. -, ioVo,
entered N said cause on the PAIN dav ar
LII. =. az u,ascting me TO make sale OF GER
VIII on W "e solo,
mondas, November 9Th. 1905,
between The hours OF 10 O'Clock IN tba to..
noon moor, ana O'Clock in tue afternoon, al Iha
Ilont uoor OF The Court House OF said Wavns
Spuuy, proceed To offer Tor sale 81 nnRiic
suction 10 the highest bidder, the folinwi,,-.
described real estate wit: - s"s !" ny
~ tract OF ten acres Ia ter situate on m.
Rlght Forsof Twelve, f,ote River in III Ins Tue
uistr'ct OF SAID Wayne county aud heinz, ~
s'i ianu COZ yeySd to Mcfarland Bo5fnn
W uetu rom H. A. Jackson and wife dated
January 2Oth, 1885, and recorded in ths na,sex
", Tue cieIk OF the county court of said conn
" IN uetJ DOCK No. A. at page 2qt
=, Also Ola acres Ia fee OF "a tract Cescribsd N.
L. acres 81 iand STU tie on the ri ut Fork Of
wei We roe River, adjoining said ten acre
Oh SARAH BOOtou, widow oI tk.uT,.r t<.s.'' 70
deceased, IN The re-idue of SAID AZ ncr. trsc,'
,n oS' R ,he same land conveyed To McFar,
sn,.,. booton oS partition deed from simpson
booton and wife, dated AprIl 2nd lesa -
100, f, 'n SAID county clerk IS office IA deed
oook p at page 3+6.
TERMS OF SALE
., mere wiz De required obe-tbIrd The mr.
onase price Oh said real estate, cash I'm hand
on DAY OF sale, aud for the residue uf said
PurCha money, n credit of six and tweIvs
,,, Inns VIII ce gwen. the purchaser to exc
Wiz us TWO notes In equal instalImeuts
i,,i security 10 be approved by said special
1o.n,u issloner, bearing interest from oate
10, Ut me ueierred payments, and the legal ~,
ti l 20 "a land held aS further security for
said deferred payments ior
j. n. MEEK
,,bss II NJ, special Com IN issloner
bO s.'. OF ayne county, West Virginia. do
hereby cerilfy that j. IA Meek Special Com,
~ ~ issIo mel IN the above emitted cause. mas
gwen BOND before me as provided in thede.
cree oil sale as the law directs with nsrso.eI
security approved by me.
Teste: tIHAs l. ~
iioc'w Clerk of the Wayne Circu,t Court
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-10-11

MISSOURI still rules the market
for stolen kisses. A New York
judge has just set the price at $40.
A Virginia police Judge recently
lln n1he value at $50 but the
>t.ation of $35 SILL main
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-10-11

John Piles, father of our fellow
townsman, Harrison Nj. Piles, was
Cerado visitor last Saturday.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-10-11

WITH the biggest wheat and
corn crops in it's history the United
States is once more ready to feed
the world.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-10-11

Don't pass up the certainty oil
today for the uncertainty of tomor
row.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-10-11

Too many people are interested
in business that is none of their
business.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-10-11
Valuable Farm for Sale.

lhave farm containing 1872 acres
lying ON the dividing ridge between
Twelve Pole and Buffalo creek IL
wayne county, West Virginia
about u miles from Shoals p. o.
About l25 acres Of this land IL
cleared and we'll set in grass and i
10 good shape for farming. There
Is good timber aud plenty of water
on the farm aud two hundred bear.
ing fruit trees. Also twosgood lo0
houses, each containing &c. -
A county road runsA
farm. ] will sell thI
fair price on reaso
IF ANY ONE WANTS.
NOW Is HIS CHA
Address at once, j. M. r
Jr., Shoals, w. Va.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-10-11
CheWed Red Horse"

"John Hackwortb, aged ~ years.
a resident of Greenup county, Ky,
and Miss Matilda j. Ward. aged 10
years, of Garter county, Ky , came
TO lronton, Friday, on a marketing
expedition and while here deAded
TO get married." says the lronton
lrontonian. They did not come
here for this purpose, but Hack
worth proposed it, and he was ac-
eepted in a hurry Accordingly
trey repaired to the ,ce@rr mouse.
where HaekYorlh- MOO for set
Of liceIes. He replied NJ all the
ques,io. asked him by the Clerk.
and his sswers we're satisfactory
The youLg woman remained IN the
hallway hiring the questioning. but
she was-Rlled into the Office when
it came herr time to reply TO the
questions as " her eligibility. She
bssbfully enered the Office, and
when asked IN first question. she
said she wouldVp pot reply unless she
Was gwen Gbaw of terhacker.'
Her intended buAband pulled out
package of Red Horse, and the
bride took a lib4ral portion She
III IN replied to all questions asked
her. ard the license was ISSUED.
'Sqaha. Xssa,a. performed the cere-
M =
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-10-11

Since March IA, 1900, there have
been 40 banks established in West
Virginia. Professionalism has
been established in d. ~,
StAne in all of the NeS
States put together, 16Ey41fc.
There were 33 established in the
New England states since that time.
OF the 40 banks established in Yves,
Virginia, with total capitalization
OF S2,605, coo, IS were banks with
less than $50, 900, and the other Fl
were banks with $4,000, or more
capital. The aggregate capital of
the former class is S775, 900 and
that of the latter class 81, $50, 900.
Ceredo advance. [volume] (Ceredo, W. Va.) 1885-1939, 1905-10-11

Don't You want MADAM
subscribe for this paper J
handsome magazine a WIN
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
Publicity and Conscience

IL should hire building announce that at o'clock
on certain evening would publicly child
there
III walked out into the crowd thou
sand would stop and XII everybody would applaud
them Tor doing
"a day children actually murdered neglect by
poisonous milk The murders
Il should choke child death eyes o a
1T hard 10 interest the people what they don't sec"
These startling statements Nathan strauss PHI
anhroptst his
OF furnishing Pasteured milk children and
other
AFR, puts the eoneretciy.
all appreciate hts jcct lesson. all
happen a public
indignation. thena
iynehng.
Strauss children actually murdered
They murdered Tor Instance by poisoned milk and
adutsated food But nobody cries ont There uehngs
The public mind du thlagezeept when 1t is stirred when
crime before amRed It Is shocked by
the demands redress hat the public mad
before face 1t
interested what Il does actually
5 always better things tho
press-pubei,y. newspapers
people the time
eetey study the art OF putting things
pube conscience
things they
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
Root

Elhu resigned position February
As secretary 5000 Soon after his
practice paying him at the rate Of 100000
this the only Cor the change
the cabinet at the old petty sal
arg 8 a better
department and the American
stopped everything the basis Of efficiency
By being Insisting be right until
conviction he carried through reform hs advoca
proved himself the greatest secretary since Stanton
he resigned.
be organizers and 10 % be ad
organizer When he had the work
the department entered to do the merely routine ad
mechanism had attraction him
and he vas glad this work TO lesser
Now however addition the presidents plea for help there
Is 10 Root another Job reorganization
consular service Is in crude and
old four Root will reform
these challenge 90 his
strong mind Hay dealt in higher diplomacy and
details Roots Job viii be 10 make the
the best In the world
Roots sacrifice income for public service Is
inspiring Moon deseon Of public service for an income
But punish BY paying
them only a fraction Of their Just due7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
IGNORING THE nInLE,

Is It criminal 90 ignore the Bihle7
A lay editorial In The Star OF 10th
ult uses expressions apparently
bold and fearless Yet the writer
omlta 20 name tho divine whose
words he quotes. Did he fear Tho
Stars timidity9 Il e offensive Go
credit a Goth century divine wit
language publicly uttered and re-
ported In the daily press. although
sea Import ~ almost identical with
that which IN the 10th century.
sent heretlcs 90 the atake9" True.
such extreme results cannot now
follow. yet does not the same o.
traelsinE spirit which kiudled tho
auto dA.fe. crop ont IN bitter at
tacka like these. via. That skeptics
are criminals. transEresaors OF
law. htEhtinE and lowering the ma
tiouai character. or Ia this. No
man has a right 90 say or do any
thing that" according 90 cur creed.
is positively Injurious To govern
mcnt" Such. substantially. were
the grounds on which Calvin sent
scrvitns back 10 be burned IN
France See Enc. Brtt are not
such charges caiumnnus iibeia unon
many % the best men founders.
reformors. philanthropiats and
scholars o. our country. past and
present. Are they not utterly up-
posed 10 the ethics OF American llh-
erty. viz. Faith In the ability Of
the Individual TO order his entire
social life. Independently Of king
or hierarrhi" Yet this doughty
divine declares all those dishonest
or superficial" who claim that Il IL
optional with a man how be shall
govern hts home" what about IN
alienable righta7 In the face Of cur
state statutes which forbid bible
reading in schools. II II not au-
prcmelv arrogant on the part ~ n
cleric who. tolerated hy courteous
public ~ widely diversified beliefs
and unheiiefa. can appear before
promiacoua yet diEnified school al
sembiagrs and In words worthy onty
OF the iuqulsitioa. bfaErnlY assert
that mo man who Ignores the Bible
has = right 10 govern his homef-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

Would he ever fBget that drink
He walked painfully towards the
house lie could see the cows be
ginning 10 gather ready FOR the
early milking A drink 81 milk
would be as good as a meal
At each step the pain seemed ~
wear away lie found a pail, and
was presently gratefully drinking
the warm milk II made 4 man OF
him.
II was stiil early. Susan. he
knew. was the first 10 be up In the
household. He determined % face
the woman who had tried 10 murder
him He was anxious 90 know why
he had been sentenced 10 death.
At the same time he would take
precautions An AK hung by "A cord
from tho wall Of a shed lie took
10 and walked toward the kitchen
door and waited.
At last he heard The sounds ~ her
footsteps Gathering over the hard
Kitchen floor. the shooting 81 the
top bolt, then the bottom one. the
rattle % fingers on the catch. and
then the door opened
lie saw the woman-ahe saw him
Tho color left her face. she went Ily-
IA. she threw up her arms screamed
and fell nenseleaa 30 the floor. NUT
tarinfs
a ghost A Rhoat'"
Gerald entered the Kitchen The
scream had alarmed the people In
the hanae. he could hear them hur-
ricdlY moving about upstairs
He bent over the unconscious wo-
msn. She had struck her head In
falling. and n was bleeding slightly
n would be untrue 70 record any
feeling or pity on Gerald's part He
rather grizzly recognized n colnci-
dcnce
They both had bead wounaa She
had let something fall on his. now
she had fallen on her own.
What's thls7 WhHi-you Gerald
where have you been7 What does
this mean"
n was Farmer Depew talking,
This womau'a mad"
Mad What "a earth do you
mean :"
"You will scarcely believe mo
when | tell you. But The woman Il
In n faint now Let un-"
"You leave her 20 Harper there.
Harper. throw some cold water over
her. And now You. Mr.. nanvers,
Just throw some liEht on these fix
lnEn. will You7 Where have you
passed the ulEhtT"
Then DanxeFa explained shat he
could explain Of his adventures AZ
the old mill
Ultimately. Susan was carried up
% her room. quieted. and with the
assistance Of the farmers wife and
daughter undrcased and put 10 bed.
CTo ba continnsdl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
The Air Is Conquered

Roy Rnabenshue alrahlp.
strad that the dreeof navigation OF the
gree Al practicable
His the first flight made that be called successful
sailed three miles wad his machine al
landed previously
nouneed that he would and and then made the
exactly spot from had started.
requirements aerial navigation
principles properly applied
host Of difficulties will develop and mus, be
summer successful
flight rI the sky with airshipS
accomplished mechanical years
1 practicable
engine and every mechanical innovation
popular requires development quite
ysntion long campaign advertising
sssary thing the bicycle popular
viii required to induce the public
air though arships be made perfectly safe
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
EDITORIALS BY STAR READERS


Who then has the right 10 govern
IT, The priest and the police con.
toIntly7 VIII the pastor please
explain how this ancient &C.
eieaiaatical regime COMFORTS with
modern ideaaf Does not this com.
niaceut puipitcer betrayed by his
unfortunate medieval training. him
self become a Qnasl.la WIRES kar. an
Migrate. n trnducar aud inaulier If
hia peers. IN a community where
the laws secure him safety. salary
aud social standing through fomin-
Inc Influence yet happily give him
no further sacerdntal power than
thus "a maiign aud impoteuily defy
The enlightened. law making aud
law-abidlng public opinion Of an
epoch. TO whose spirit no Is wholly
ailen7 DO the clergy. like the nosir-
hona. never learn and never f1r
get anYth.ng Ordinary aaEndty
should convince a modern preihie
Ike DR.. Matthews that the days Of
clerical domination In social life.
Regulation and school management
are past. The keen -witiod groups
Of high school pupils who listened
90 the ornate p'atitudea ali knbw
that the bible e. forever tobooed IN
their schools And will not shtir
weil-hred respect be lenacned N o..
er than heightened. even fort a
preacher. who Ignores Law and pm
ular viii By unWarTAnted hffsfn It,
At outside Influence and b. neh
amazing alura upon their woritY
faculties Of teachers. boards. ierta-
latora. parents and nelshhota. vho
have made and approve the laws
deharrtng the bible from echoois7
A remnant 81 Hourbaulsm silli
dreams OF their defunef dyuasty'a
restoration. The papacy yet fondias
the fiction Of return 20 temporal
supremacy Does Protestant schois
aaticism cherish the faulty nf again
installing poiomlcs In our free
schools. nov becoming the model
system for the entire worlds which
q these triad delunlana best de-
serves tho cap and bells" as
leader in modern harie4ulniamh
u O. ID.
July G. Ia.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
. STAR DUST y.


OF eggs When EGGS are 40 cents a
dasen = hon viii lsy not more than
one In six wewkH. When eggs sell
At 20 cents she wiil lay one every
other day. When thcy sell as rs
euuta sha will lay one every day.
II egra dropped 10 cents dozen.
no doubt she would lay four a day
uutii she wore herself cat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
CHAPTER XIV Continued

CHAPTER Continued.
Gerald remained unconscious for
many hours. so much NO that, when
he became conscious the sun was
rising. and the whole place was
bright with the Hight Of daybreak.
lie cast his eyes to hiH chest, 10
hia feet thank Ood' not sign Of a
rat. Moreover. the feeling OF numb
ness aud pain had LEFT him.
lie began TO wonder whether It
bad all been a fearful dream.
And then something happened
which startled him a fly alightcd
on hia face.
Involuntary he Btartde 90 brush
n away with his hand. And the
hand brushed Il away
II was not till he had 30 used bis
hand that he realized that that
member was free. Then he could
not understand.
He lay there quito still with the
hand poised in the air his own
hand free. lie looked AZ his wrist.
and there were the red marks where
the rope had been. lie could not
understand u.
Gently hn tried 10 move hia left
hand ard succeeded. Lifted II illl
Il rrunped the blade Of the wheel 10
his left.
Then Il did not take long for The
full meaning TO burst on him. ana
whom Il did. be lost no time.
A moment after he was In a sit
inx position. and had wrenched the
handkerchief from his aching.
parehod mouth.
The sitting position pnined him
Intensely and he rested Tor the
pain 10 go or
Looking down over the wheel he
save cattle on the brink Of the rivu-
lot indeaYorlng 60 bury their noses
ia the cool water.
Tho sight gave him fresh life; be
must reach that water and drink.
How had his liberation been of-
fcetedf
IT, looked around and there was
not a traee OF the ropes which had
bound him.
Yet stay. what vas that upon
which be was sitting lie put his
hands beneath him. and withdrew
"a piece Of rope-a piece Of greasy
rope
lie examined Il carefully. II was
a piece that had been entirely COW
erred BY hla body. lie examined The
ends. and the marks thereon told
him all.
The rats which had caused him
nueh horror had been his salvation.
Attracted BY the fat Hodden rope,
they had gnawed u and Enawed u
All tho while he was lying uneon-
Hcioua.
And nov he waa fire. NJ last.
CHAPTER XIV.
SUSAN TODD SEES a GHOST.
- - 49,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

walter Scott. the @coesus Cowboy who had a uipnds
Anrciea
Chicago Albuquerque
n AZ, seots train took OF 100 quarts Of
OF Jobs
Philadelphia. Detective Wappeuatoin
notcc
-~---~~~w-
is at all unlikely that cheuneey Depew a
chance
Things have been happening
the plum OF secretary state Root the
The news OF the Will probably
cause ten days celebration n Petersburg
II the crew OF tho guod shp Poemn
brewers. they would be en a
A. Conan Doyle
sieuha locating the gambling bells.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

well. well. wha, do you think %
fhisfs asked the man Who never
reads day before yesterdays papers
until day after tamOFrow. Here's a
fellow In Toledo Nho got on hls air
ship and sailed 20 the tenth story Of
a building
"Yoa don't say 50! Nov. Wouidn't
you think he'd have gone W on
the eleTator7"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
OUT IN OPULENT KANSAS

College students en- route to the
harvest fields OF Kansas from the
effete East are said 10 wear Pana-
ma hats. mohair shirts and silk
ueckties. Let EN- come. They will
be right In their element among the
fashionable bOn-tons In the whsat
raising distriets.-Smith County
lKnnl Pioneer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

There Is talk Of Senator Mitchell
reElEniuE- A man who resigns Just
before no Is found guilty Of crook
edneaa f. too sensitive for the Unit
ed States senate
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

was there any fine scenery
where you spent your vacation p
Nothing exeept the bluff that
was pat up BY the hotel where
stayed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

HERE'S SOME HUMAN NATURE.
We are In the market for a good
aecond-ciass incubator that will turn
out first-ciass chlckena-Gretna
correspondence. Belllontalne EA-
change
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

Anyway. an Arkansas senator was
acquitted OF the charge Of receiving
n bribe. but he was only a state
senator.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

buy zoo feet long o
uxoot sidewalks street This add
addition opened in the city OF Seat
this side Of Dunlap this side of Rainier Beach and this
eide OF Lake Washington
one-ha and oStory house
chickens Ss25o OF $500 down AMI
Lake and Take Washington
to Atlantic City Addition Only sc by buying tickets from
Inquire Mr. Griffith the Times
block
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
Editor Star Dust

Please settle a dispute by telling
me how many eggs a hen will lay in
her first. second. third and fourth
year Of her laying. n. T. y.
II depends altogether on the price
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

The Coremakcrs' union had adopt
ed a motto and was struggling 10
select an appropriate emblem
aMr. President" said McCafforty.
"as none Of the suggestions offered
seem 10 meet with the approval OF
the members. move that this union
choose AZ It's emblem n large. red
apple"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

You life Insurance men don't
have such an easy time sald the
man who had boea picked as an in
nocent victim.
Lots OF people think we do. but
as n matter Of fact We don't" con-
ieaaed the agent
This thing OF talking ali day
isn't as easy as Il seems
Indeed IL isn't. Continual talk
Ing d very tires0me"
4 find II 90" said the Innocent
victim. who hadn't done anything
but listen for three hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

And Gen. Leonard Wood In back.
Let's see. Whist fat office in this
country is vaeant7
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
Cut Rate Dentist

The only cut rate deutiatH where
you receive the attention u expert
denttatH We have the largest, most
tnra We do tho very best Efads Of
painless. guaranteed dental work for
about one half TIE money that Den
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cut Rate Prices. Guaranteed Work
Present this adv. and set 81 credit
on All new contracts
Full set Of teeth. with the Natural
Gums ssH-ss....fsss ssssssssss. y 700
Gold Crowns. PAX .......4........ 50 90
bridge Work ...s.s....t...........& x. 90
Filings, .t.ss.s., 36o. soc and s 90
All work guaranteed II years
Hours a m. 10 y. m. Sundays
$50 a IN. 10 I D. an.
OHIO PAlNCEs DENTISTS,
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

Henry II. Rogers r. said 10 have
become a Christian Scientist. Hen
has been doing things for a long
time without the aid OF drugs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

CHAPTER XIV.
SUSAN TODD SEES a GHOST.
That waier-thnt delicious watsri
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
A WORD PROM JOSH WISE.


A 500 horsepower
mouth an a one
hos sepuWpr brain
workin' together Is a
bigger pest Inn IN
iT-year locust
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

. HONEST CIRCULATION
This Il 20 certify that the DAILY AVERAGE BONA FtDM
CIRCULATION % the SEATTLE be YEAR
CEEnEn 10000 C1pIEs DAILY. QUARTER
OF 1905 Canuary. February and March,.
ENcEEpEo $4,000 COPIES DAILY.
n. CHASE General Manager
Subscribed presence
o. April A n 1908 A J. TENANT.
Notary uhns Washington residing at seGta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12

Since WEAVER busy there lots OF good Job
IN Philadelphia John /. Wilson and Detective Wappenatoil
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-07-12
The Mystery Of
$4,000
by BuRFoRo oELAHNoN
tcopyrlEht 1905 Newapaper Entsrpas Assasson)

tcopyrEht 1908 BY the Newspaper Eutstpras Asaa8on)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1905-10-16

Although II happened more than
= meath ago. Al H. saving nothing
about Il. Al Is chief clerk OF the
EainieF-Grand hotel, aud Is sur
named short For months this
past summer AIS life vas dcspaired
Of by his friends and his physicians
gave him an about the time "the
leaves begin 70 turn" to say good
bye to tho sad eld world. and, par
euthetiealls'. Al Is alive today only
because he has an mdomitahie viii
lie simply refused 90 die after the
doctors had sent him OF ~ southern
California TO spend his last days.
hut that's another story.
Al went south about midsummer
and after a few weeks II rest and
good care he threw OFF the alleged
fatai mniady that WAS snuffing
years or his life ny the end Of
August he was as strong and robust
as any man Of hts sine IN California
and he spent couple OF weeks Just
laying on fat
With him, At Ocean Park. We're