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Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-24
Aaain Exciting.

New orleans. Nov % Condition %
cotton market Thursday morning war
again very exciting. Opening II 20 rs
points down from outside buying anl
heavy short covering. Il soon put prices
up some 90 points from lowest. mos
advance being due short covering.
which started fresh outside buying
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-24
FATAL INFATUATIoN.
Kills One Brother Of Sweetheart,
Wounds Another and Suicides.

New York. Nov. 23-w. ~ Jones
shot and killed Harry Britton. wound
I'd Frank. formers brother. and put a
bullet in his own heart. The dreadful
affair was brought about By an attempt
OF Jones 20 see Jessie Britton. with
whom he was infatuated. Her brother
refused him admittance 20 the house
whereupon he ala the awful work u.s.
ing a revolver. above referred 20.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-24
COSTLY CIGARETTE.
Youth Fined Five Dollars and Costs
For Manu- aeturins" One.

Chicago. Nov % "A dispatch TO the
Tribune from Lincoln. Neb.. says:
Patrick Raymond. aged eighteen
years. was arrested while lighting A
cigarette which he had just rolled for
MS own use In the presence Of city
detective. he was fined 81 and costs.
This n the llghtest penalty prescribed
by the law for manufacturing cigar
cites.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-24
LUMBER RATES.
Commission Will Consider Reduction
Suggested BY Farmers Union.

Austin. Nov. 23-The railroad COM
mission has issued a circular or notice
OF hearing TO consider the reduction IN
lumber rates as proposed by the Farm
ers' union. The rates proposed by the
union are 10 per cent lower than pres
ent rates. II Is also proposed 20 fix the
maximum rate on lumber al 2sA cents
instead Of II cents as At present The
hearing was set for Dec. -.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-24
HANDsooKs PROHIBITED.
Ricketts, win Not Allow Them In Gov.
eminent Printing Office.

Washington. Nov 23-"Handhook7
IN the government printing office win
not d. allowed" This s. the gist 81 ln
order being enforced By Acting Pub
ne Printer Ricketts, On the government
printing office The subject was re-
vivcd by an anonymous letter received
by Mr. Ricketts, this week naming two
or three men who were making hand
books secretly on Benning's races Mr.
Ricketts, called the men 20 his offic
and told them TO stop operations or he
would discharge them.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-24
Star, FOR chris,iana.

Copenhagen, Nov 23.-King Haakon
VII. Queen Maud ana Crown Prince
Olaf started Thursday IN the Danish
royal yacht Dannebrog for Christian1
Great crowds gathered to witness the
nurture.
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woMEN's CLUBS.
Called At Executive Mansion and Wis.
tied Studio Of Miss Nsy.

Austin. Nov. Notwithstanding a
slow drilling rain the Texas Feden-
ton OF women's clubs visited the state
house IN a body and from there tool;
carriages for the studio OF Miss Eliza
beth Ney. the well known sculptrcss
two miles from the city A reception
was rendered the delegates AZ the gov
errors mansion by Governor and Mr.
Ianham This was followed by lr
informal reception By the Pi Beta soc
ciety. Mrs. $ $. Frackelton % CHI
cago delivered an address on Potter
wheel"
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iRAoE ISSUED.
Sultan Of Turkey Approves Decision e
Council Of Ministers.

Constantinople. Nov 23-The sultan
has issued an trade approving the de-
clsion ~ the council Of ministers %
reject the demands Of the powers f1r
international control ~ finances "f
Macedonia. Whether the rejection o.
absolute or conditional has not De- %
definitely ascertoinsd vice Admiral
Husni Pasha started on q special steam
or Tor The Dari1nclles. presumably
with instructions for the common ar
81 forts regarding the commando
conduct IN the event ~ the appearance
Of the international fleet similar .u-
structl0ns have been sent 90 the Eov-
ornors Of Turkish Islands Ga the archie
pelago
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ou,ras,in. Revocation

Austin. Nov. 23-Governor Lanham
has issued proclamatir1 declaring
quarantine against Louisiana. except
certain parts. has been revoked
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BUFoRp BACK.

Encountered Heavy Weather and Was
Overdue Three Days.
san Francisco. Nov. 23.-Thc United
States army transport Buford has arr
rived from Manila. She was three days
overdue. She encountered some very
heavy weather after leaving Honolulu
and Il took her nine days Instead y
six 90 make the run She had on board
Feventy-sight cabin passenger. thirteen
in the steeuge and a battalion % tho
Fourteenth cavalry
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-24

IA. Jones. permit collector Of Choc-
taw nation. was help up by lone high
waynan near wapanucka and relieved
OF $3.50
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n,Ined rw.ntr. Four Polnls.

New York. Nov 23-Cotton market
81 the end % tho first hour Thursday
gained points. II later gained twenty
four points
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10, Year AZ Little Roek.

Dallas. Nov 23-Next years meet
ing 81 the Eighth missionary division
Of the Episcopal church viii De held
At Little Rock
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1905-11-24
BEATEN INTO JELLY.
Aged German Meets Terrible Fsts and
Bohemian Jailed.

Waco, Nov % otto Ganda, AN aged
German. who resided near Axtell. was
found dead with his head beaten 10 a
Jelly John Ho-ak a Bohemian farmer.
was placed In jail Murder and rob-
berry charges were filed against Hosnk
The Columbus journal., 1905-06-07
Saturday. Daily journal.

DIR. Waller, Ostrnpath. Barber block.
Prof. Sikc, teacher music. lnrher bldg.
Mayor Dickinson was up tho branch
this forenoon.
Miss Ruby Rickly went to Council
Iilutls last evening.
Miss EliHabeth Shechan left fOrRur.
we'll today where she will teach in.
stituto.
a special train carrying the Knights
of Columbus passed through here yes.
torday cnrouto to the coast.
Helen ana Walter Stovicck have
gono to NOrthiiold. Ncb. on n visit to
their grandmother.
Mrs. Sarah Brindley went to Schuy.
Ter today where she will teach next
week in the COlfax county teachers
institute.
a niece of Senator Hugh Hughes
arrived last night for m extended visit
here, coming directly from her home
in Wales She mado tho entire trip
in eight days.
Tho city council met last night in
regular session but transacted no bus.
ness except to allow some Of tho rcgu.
lar monthly bills. An adjournment
WAS taken until next Friday in order
to allow the members To attend the
commencement exercises.
4. H. TriswOld of Fort Collins. Col.
orndo came in from tho west Inst even
ing to spend few days with his wife
at the home Of A. Anderson, Prcsi.
dent of the First National bank. Mr.
Triswold will be remembered hns
Depunty Postmaster under CarlKram.
or serving in that capacity during the
latter's first term aS Postmaster.
Aaron Cue, flagman at the u. u.
crossing is Gongratulating himself
this morning from the fact that he is
alive and able to Protect tho public
from tho many dangers which come
under his supervision. For q little
exercise before breakfast he seized
the Ak and went after u chunk of wood
hut he is now carving around more
severe marks than tho wood. ATTEMPT
ing to cut the wood his AK Cnught on
n wire directly above him and then
it fell on his head and left two bad
wInnds. lie lost all knowledge on
remembrance for n short timo but
soon rallied and is able to be on duty
at tho crossing
The Columbus journal., 1905-06-07
Ysstsrilay's Daily journal.
For bargains 500 Drake.

For bargains SOC Drake.
Consult Dr. Terry about your eyes.
Dr. Terry adjusts eye glasses to
any nose.
For first class tin work go to ROllo
and Langoneggor.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Vim. Huston
yesterday n daughter.
Bargains IN all kinds Of furniture.
stoves. etc ut brakes closing out snle,
J. M. Armstrong and II. q. Vail
are also here. They represent tho other
side Of tho CRrc.
Some fine 10. % and 80 cent bnr.
gains in granite ware at Seth Rraun's
~ long rs they last.
Mrs.J =. Becker will give kousinR
ton Thursday in honor OF her daugh.
ter. Mira W. II. Weaver.
Miss Della Newman. who has been
teaching at Riverside. Neb.. is home
for tho summer vacation.
Miss Segelke IL out Mt MoPh srs0n 4
today with her pupils of tho sixth
grade on u picnic excursion.
Misses Ora and Mabel Beard left
Yesterday for I'ollwO0d where tho
family arc now living on tho farm.
MRS Geo. s. Gould of Mexico City.
Mex, is here visiting Miss Ethel
Galley. Sho will return to hor home
tomorrow.
Miss Zoo Wcihtrwax OF Grant
Nobr.. is visiting the family OF u. q.
Worden. Miss Wethcrwax ~ Mrs.
WOrdcn's niece.
Mrs. William Vath and children left
Sunday afternoon for Madison Wis
consin where they will visit with
Mrs. VGth's parents.
| Tho Ladies Aid society of tho Meth
odist church will give an icc cream 30
cial on the church lawn Wsdncs
day evening. June II. II
The Queen Esther Circle met with
Miss Ethel Fnrrand on Friday nigh
at s o'clock. a special program wa
gwen and the Mite box opened.
Ono Of the best equipped optlca
Offices on tho west will bc oponedJ un,
9th III the front room over Pollock
drug store by DR.. Terry OF Omaha.
The Columbus journal., 1905-06-07
Thurslay's Daily journal.

Prot. Pool, violinist. Phone 65.
+. X. Strother Of Primrose IL in Co.
lumbus today.
Miss Petite Martyr returned ycster.
day from u visit 10 Chicago.
DR.. Chas. II. Pla,z, homeopathic ph!
sician and surgeon. posto,lice building
Miss Esther Siusser, former Co.
luubus girl. is visiting friends here.
Rev. ,'lmer left Yesterday for Bca.
tricc to visit his parents for few
days.
Miss Vivian Wimberlev, daughter
Of Rev. Wimbericy Of st. Edward Wis.
tied IN tho city Wednesday.
Mrs. N. Pruyn and daughters
Misses Florence and Grace nni son.
Of Schuyler drove to this city yrstcr.
day.
Mrs. Chas Dack will give q IRE.
ceipc shower" tomorrow afternoon Mt
four O'Clock in honor Of Miss Ethel
Galley.
North Evans returned home today
for tho summer from kearncy whs re-
he has been n student in the military
academy.
Zuelow. tho Schuyler tailor. will
make you clothes that fit we'll, wear
we'll and look we'll as long ns a piece
Of tho cloth remains.
The Knights Tcmplar will hold
their annual banquet tonight. The
occasion has attracted many Knights
Temrlars from surrounding towns.
Barred Plymouth Rock and Rose
Comb Brown LeRhorn eggs for sale
Mt 81. 30 for Is or -. 20 for 30. Colum
bus Poultry Yards, NJ. Sckilz. prop.
Mrs. and Mrs II. A. Robertson OF
st. Edward were in the city over
night Monday on their return home
from visit to Bloomington and Lin.
coin.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. +. Prowett of
Fullerton are in the city today. &c.
companving Mr.. and Mrs. lrvc Fuller
thus far on their return to their home
In Oklahoma City.
Frank Rrindley, former resident
of Columbus. returned yesterday for
two weeks visit. Mr.. Brindiey OK.
presses himself a. surprised Mt the
substantial improvement Columbus
has made since his departure.
The Columbus journal., 1905-06-07
Fridays Daily Journal.

Or. Paul, dentist.
Prot. Kern returned yesterday from
Grand Island.
Dr. l.. G. Noer, Homeopathic physi
elan, Columbus, Metz.
Mrs. Lou Kells, formerly MissMafy
Tiffany. is visiting her family here.
X. ". Hobart has opened mn office
in his former quarters over Columbus
State Bank.
Mrs. Jackson Of erosion, dauhtcr Of
Mr.. and Mrs Hinneckor is visiting at
homo this week.
y. II. Funk Of SpaldinH was in 90.
lumhns last evening He returned
homu this morning.
Tho pupils of the eighth grade,
with their teacher. Miss 'onnm. nrc
enjoying n hay rack picnic ,odnv.
MissAlicc Lu,h will teach next year
IN tho state of Washington and hcr
parents will probably movo there.
Mrs. Alvin +. Poole and baby left
this morning for Fnirbnry to visit hcr
sister Mrs Byllcsby for n couple Of
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. = WEIGH Of WAYNE.
Nchr., visited MIR. Welch's parents
here yesterday, going from hcre to
Oscocla.
Mrs. NJ. u. Karr went to Omaha
this morning. During her nh'ence she
will attend tho wedding OF Miss Cora
Rankin OF Shenandoah. Iowa.
Tho engineer. mayor Riley was
down from Smlding yesterday. The
people of that cntcrrrising city are
making preparations to celebrate tho
lth this vcnr.
Mrs. &. G.. Sicwnr. and children
of Schuyler was the guests between
trains today Of Mrs W. II King. Mrs.
Stewart was cnroutc for Genoa ia
visit q few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. prOWett re.
turned to their home in Fullerton
this morning They were in attcn.
dance ut the festivities of the knight
Templars last evening.
A five o'clock dinner was given
yesterday by Mesdames q. y. Burns
and A. Il. Poole in honor OF Misses
Vera Kramer and Ethel Galley. The
house was decorated in ferns and car.
nations, AMI tho dinner served in
three courses. Present were Misses
Martha and Frcda Post, Hensley,
Whitmo yer. Elliott, Vera andFlorenc,
Kramer, Welch. Griffith and Galley.
At u meeting of the teachers com
mittee Of the school board Wcdnes
day evening, tho matter of the resig
nation of Supt. Kern was considered
informally. The committee il mad,
up Of Messrs. Bruggor. McAllistei
and Naumnnn and they expressed
themselves rather unfavorably OF
the quostion of releasing Prof. Kern
from his contract here Tho matter
will probably he taken up at IN,
board meeting next Monday.
The Columbus journal., 1905-06-07

LOST-A point lace handkerchief
Mt tho opera house at commencement
exercises, Finder will return to Mrs.
II. H. Millard or tn tho Journal office.
DR.. Terry Ia now permantly estab.
lished IN Columbus. office days. Mon.
iay. Tuesday and Wednesday, Of each
week. SpectAcles and Oyo glasses
| scientifically fitted. Consultation free.
Tho Womnns Home Missionary 40.
ciety of tho NJ. II church will meet
with Mrs. M,llnrd Friday afternoon
at 3 o'clock. with u special program.
at which time tho Mite box will be
opened.
q. X. Davies OF Kearney. formerly
ono of Platte cOuntv's most progress.
ivo nnd highly respected farmers. was
in tho city today. visiting his brother,
4. j.. Davies. and friends. He IL on
his wny to David City ON business.
M. Davies has q model stock aud
dairy farm just out Of KeArney. He
likos tho country there because OF itS
ndaptabiiity for alfalfa. Platte county
docs not like 10 lose people like Mr.
Davies but we ARE glad To know OF
his prosperity.
Bun and George Turner have ten
acre potato patch nonr tho IatMurray Y
farm which IL tho envy OF all tho 10.
tato growers Of the neighborhoo d.
While others are roplanting their
washed out patches and waiting In
vain for tho coming ny OF seed that
has roltcd in tho ground, tho Turner
boys have u patch where every pro.
spect pleascs and they arc figuring on
ut least 200 bushels to tho acre. They
apparently have u system of secret
rebates or some form Of special favor
from the elements.
Now is the chance to make the dc.
iightful trip to CaliforniafOr just one.
half Of the expense incurred in max.
ing the trip at any other time. Don'l
post Donc for you may not soon again
be offered the low rates Of *25. 90 tC
San i'rancisco. Santa barbara. Los An.
Relcs. San Diego and many other Cali
fornia points. Literature about Cali.
fornin free on application to W. II.
Benham. l.2e
The Columbus journal., 1905-06-07
LOCAL HAPPENINGS

The Juniors Of tho high school are
having u picnic this afternoon nj
stevens grove.
Mrs. q. q. Burns and Ms A. Il.
Poole will entertain this evening in
honor of Misses Ethel Galley and
Vera Kramer.
Miss Fern Marshall, Operator for the
Nebraska Telephone Co. at GNnua.
visited the Columbus exchange yes.
tcrany, going to Clarks today noon.
Misses Agnes nna MaricScoit, ,niocos
Of George y Scott. have arrived In
Columbus direct from Copenhagen,
Denmark for an extended visit, They
may conclude to make til, ir pormancn,
HON" In America.
Scnsons change, mon aud womon die,
others take their places. But Pcler
Schmit:'s flour occupies tho same
warm place in tho hearts of Plnte
county house. wives. 1t is the same
yesterday. to-day and forever. II
Mrs y ~. Evans will leave next
Sunday for New York whcro she ex.
poets to spend the summer, the CUES,
" Miss Hnllowny, who visited in Co.
lumbns n few weeks ago. Mrs
Evans and Miss Holloway hnvs
planned to go to West Point on juno
l2th to SEQ will N. Hcnsloy ir grad
uate.
The high school reception las,
night NJ the home of Miss Nclli,
Evans. in honor of the Seniors wn.
n brilliant success. About ono hun.
dred students were present. Ii was
to be n lawn party but owing to
the rain. tables chairs and rugs were
arranged on tho large and spacious
porchos, where the young people en-
ioyed the evening III true student
manner. singing favorite songs and
springing origina, jokes. Ice cream
and shcrbot were sarvcd
The man who was struck by the
Union Pacific train yesterday morn
ing is reported this afternoon to be il
dying condition NJ St Mnry's hos
pitai. He has never rcHained con
sciousEcss. From papers found in hi.
pockets it is thought that his name /,
not Brown. rs he gave it. but Carson
On tho day Of the accident he had in
tended to leave Columbus. announcing
that he was going TO North Bend.
Drs. Martyr, Evnus, Evans n Martyr
.jr., Office thrNc doors north Of Fried
l...c,. .aA1.s
The Columbus journal., 1905-06-07
Mondays Daily journal.

Miss Ada Graham went 10 Lincoln
this morning.
Miss Esther Musser Of 1.oup City is
u guest Of Miss Mamie Elliott.
Miss CLARA jacobson returned to.
LAY for her home In Onawa. Ia.
Joe Smatland and otto Zuelow Of
Schuyler were In tho city today.
Fred whitman and l.. II. Hoops
were In Columbus Saturday ami Sun.
day.
FOR RENT good clean rooms Mrs
Gushing i0i Iith st. Reasonable
prices.
". +. prOwctt county treasurer Of
Nance county camc down from Full.
lorton.
Mcssrr. Mansfield and BlackmOte
and DR.. Frank of Monroe were In the
city tolny.
The committees of tho several ludgcs
on memorial day, arc rclusted to meet
nt tho Bicne office tonight at = o'clock
sharp.
Miss Elsie johnson Of Omahn has
been In the city tho past week attend.
ing the commencement exercises VI
the High school.
Miss Gertrude Whitmoycr returned
yesterday from Park Oity, Utah where
she has hcen teaching music In the
city schools the past year.
Little Lctitin Alice Speice daughter
Of Mr.. and. Mrs. Bont Sreicc. Ia enter.
tanning a party Of little friends, ccle.
brating hor fifth birt hday.
John Zaiasek and Paul Borovick
went MP TO Duncan yesterday after.
noon AMI spent tho evening with
friends. They returned this morning.
Carl Rohdc returned Saturday from
his trip 70 Hot Springs Ark. He IL
much improved though not entirely
recovered from his attack Of rheuma.
tism.
Express. messenger Weldon. Of tho
Spalding branch has received we'll
earned promotion. lie leaves tonight
for Salt Lake Oity and will take
charge OF u run from that city west
over the Santa Fe system.
II. W. Hobart has moved his books
and office to his old quarters over
the Columbus State Bank where he
will bc glad to meet his friends and
give careful attention to all legal
matters entrusted to his care.
WANTED-BriRht. honest young
man over lS from Columbus to prepare
for position in Government service.
Good pay and chance Tor promotion.
Address Immediately W. Rox one.
Cedar Rapids. Iowa. 1t W.
wANTED-By Chicago manufac.
turing house, person Of trust WORTH.
ness and somewhat familiar with local
territory ~ assistant in branch office.
Salary $ls paid weekly. Permanent
position. No Investment required.
Business established. Previous exper.
ienoe not essential to engaging. AL.
dress, Manager Branches. 3a3 Dear.
born St. Chicago Gtw
The Columbus journal., 1905-06-07
Matter Ut Application tor Liquor

Matter Ut Application tor Liquor
License:
Notice IL hereby given that Markus
VoRel and Anton Aosohenross. part.
the 23rd day Of May. 1905. file their
application with the Mayor and city
council Of the Oity ofOolumbus. Platte
county. Nebraska. for q license to sell
malt. spirituOuS and vin0us liquors at
Wholesale only at lot No. s. In block
No. 5SS. In the Second ward of tho
City OF OOlumbua Nebraska, froln
the nth day OF April, 1905, to the ilth
day Of April, 1906.
II there be no objections, remon.
STRANGE or protest fled within two
weeks from tho 24th day Of May. 1905,
Raid license may b. granted.
VO0EL q MOSOHENROSS,
Applicants.
VIM. Becker, City Clerk.
The Columbus journal., 1905-06-07
xme Rovillo.
Tuesdays Daily

The song recital by Nine. Caro- Rev
lilo which was billed for the opers
house last night was given only In
part. owing to the fact that tho audit.
enGe which turned out was almost In.
visible to the naked eye. The man.
ager Of the company announced that
tho audience was not sufficiently large
to justify . performance. but that
RevillO was unwilling to dismiss thom
without singing. A program OF about
thirty minutes was given and IL was
fully worth hearing. Madame Revillo
has fine voice whioh 10 perfectly
true and no better soprano has ever
been heard here. Her accompanist.
Miss Gertrude Phillips. WAS an excel.
lent accompanies and the two solos
she played were difficult and exsep.
tionally we'll rendered.
II Ia greatly to be regretted that the
extremely hot weather and the late.
ness Of tho season prevented q good at.
tendance. for the performance was
worthy OF the best patronage. Mme.
Revillo IL yet Young aud she may be
expected to rank high In the vocal
part before her career IL finished.
The Columbus journal., 1905-06-07

The Tornado Season 10 now a. hand.
Insure your property against loss
BY having Becher. Hockenberger ami
Chambers write your Tornado Insur.
ancs.
The Columbus journal., 1905-06-07

Drs Martyr, Evans, Evans ~ Martyr
Jr., office throc doors north Of Fried
hOr's store.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-07
A GYPSY TRICK.

It Is presumed that day or so before there could
have been found in a gypsy camp not far away a
broken winded and weather beaten plug OF a horse
worth perhaps IS in open market. Then began such
a grooming, clipping. polishing and doct0Ciug a.
must rank among the fine arts. Name and tail were
miracles OF braiding, intertwiHed with fresh straw
and fetchingIv beribboned Into the crowded
village was led a mettIesome and shining steed
carefully escorted too valuable. forsoOth be put
up for sale. After the horse tied near popular
public house, three or four rUstics stroIad I'D 10
the owner OF the beast, who looked 20 be al
haySeed They looked the bargain over, shook
their heads in disappointment that dckering was
possible. and drifJed into the taproom OF the
pub Presently other farmers pricked mp their
ears and wanted to the horse. And il went on
until The cleyerly disguised gypsies who made up
the original bunch OF '-rUStICS' had created a
strong undercurreut of interest setting toward the
transformed plug
The first show of cash came from among these
maSqueraClng farmers, whose identity lurked only
in the midnight eye shifty glance with the true
gypsy slant in the of tx. And hours Of
palaver, over many mugs of beer. 10 was one OF
these ''made-up' Hodges who closed the deal
bought the horse ana ISid for IL in ostenaJous SOW
ereigus. The genuine farmer, for whom the bait
cast, could not Withstand this evidence OF a
rare bargain. and was the more eager now that
It had slipped out of his grasp Therefore it was
not long before the fake buyer offered .
bonus of Il to let of his purchase held out for
e. and got II, and vanished il on wings