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BETTER GOODS FOR LESS MONEY
At THE FAMOUS.
Mrs. Hornor,s China sale.

Mrs. c. G. Hornor viii hold her an
nual hand painted china sale December
18th: the place OF exhibit win be an
nounced later.
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We guarantee all our shoes; you can.
not lose anything by trading with us.
White House Shoe store, ia w. Okla.
Ave.
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"THE MOST or THE BEST FOR
THE LEAST" PATTERSON ~ RNI-
TURE co.
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"Shoes and Satisfaction" our motto.
We have proved this since we have
been here. White House Shoe Store,
ia W. Okla. Ave.
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1.-THE MOST or THE BEST FOR
THE LEAST PATTERSON FURNI-
TURE co.
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1.-THE MOST or THE BEST FOR
THE LEAST" PATTERSON FURNI-
TURE co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-08

A STRICTLY WHITE HOUSE, THE
GUTHRIE BAR.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-08

RHNFRo's ron LowNEvs CAN
DIES.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-08
THE FAMOUS SELLS FOR LESS.

Friday and Saturday rocking chairs
at excursion prices az NJ Collars.
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a cheese weighing iiN pounds was
cut lately at Alva IN a guessing CON
test as "a its weight. This chesBe is
a ,pigmy, however, compared with the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-08

one for which Bird Mcclure is sharpen
ing his knife.
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The MusKogee vitrihed brick company
has closed It's plant, alleging lack OF
business as the reason. The brick plant
trust now organizing In Missouri, Kan
sas, Oklahoma and Indian Territory may
be another reason.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-12-08

'the editor Of the Democrat and Colonel
Douglas OF the Muskogee Phoenix are
engaged IN a deadly war OF words over
the question Of which really amounts to
most"
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The steamer Mary D. arrived at Mus
kogee from Redlands. I. T.. several dass
ago with big cargo Of wire nails and
wire fencing from Kokomo, Ind The
freight rate was eighteen cents below
the regular rate. Ernest Cook OF Mus
kogee is master and pilot Of the Mary D.
Henry Hart n farIaer near Granite.
became exhausted IN branding cattle
and went to his home to get drink OF
whisky He took three swallows and
then disturbed the country for miles
around. lie had drunk carbolic acid A
physician administered enough whisky
to counteract the acid.
A bridge to cost 1885 viii be built
across the Salt Fork Of Red river at
Olustee, Greer county.
A Shawnee man claims to know the
whereabouts Of the Christian brothers.
outlaws, and offers to betray them II
there is a reward for their capture.
What Governor Ferguson will be writ
ing in his watonga Republican about
six weeks can be guessed easily by read
Ing between the lines Of his present ed
ltorials
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ON 70 WASHINGTON.

JOINT STATEHOOD DELEGATION
VIII leave Oklahoma City IN special
train via the opclal route, the
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.,Dsaeoa- -. 3 ylaIla ~ -
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A bridge to cost ss.sl5 VIII be built
across the Salt Fork Of Red river at
Olustee, Greer county.
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Mo Excusa.

a Prussian princess, having mar
ried the Duke of York-of course
not the present duke-resided in
England, where she attracted much
attention on account Of her original
way Of doing things.
Once to commemorate the dukes
birthday she gave ball at his coun-
try house and invited his London
tradesmer to come to it, sending
them 2 guineas apiece to pay car
riage hire,
A company Of strolli1g actors
begged the duchess to be present at
their performance in a barn. She at
tended and carried oil her servants,
who were Germans. i. .si., .;.s. .:si
The next day an itinerant Metho.
dist was to preach q charity sermon
in the same barn. She was asked to
attend and consented. Her servants
on receiving orders to be present ex-
scused themselves on the ground oi
not und nderstanding English.
@ss5sssOh " replied the duchess, esbut
you went to the comedy, and you
shall go to the sermon.
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/ I 4 d & !. sEIRss
81 asii stansra11 tesda s0s Cure hy Isvaps:
Pharnacs 81 IL Ieasy ina Cd. s'

8 Es spopa, ,arits ii sYsase iD ING
sales q isI iqae !, "a, "a tiis
o ffsiine subj astonsahss
ms i en q mad III this
fsseed tiIa slie pror u esofs hases s. sata
horsssa 10 10 selI every
saiaek II II ycineii dass an d absoipts
I: ii; santss ss sas asss. sslf
s dosa HOS sls ppio hases' oaa lave
his mon 81 rrsfund DID b hass
shs comp Is 8 II iysassi 10 ensE & Sosss
bas Of ab inhalar
taas s 81! 81 the ylss u posk
y lssicins dgo snil sa Boz Sdf
5hsis M i iiiifss
one bot i,6t 81 oas.
q s sbs i cs
Stsinad f0E cent tsss mo- III
seSa b % q III u isyl dvBrsi isad
ifor sessra 81 cAtS nd &
enly onllv ona st fo IA I'D n atSife iiiE
lsar Peg spas q iaeas asss rs 81
sos 8!
S2Sn ans gi,sss sSas q and
Ii r5isa s
=, %
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8 Cred . q tied ta fa ATs.


/ y.I here was d att0rne own In
my State says Represent tativeS u ohns
son of seuth Carolina who was
Irong6 on witnessed, never hesitating
give tllein her s.. yera rsps Whenever.
they failed toSt Silt % Just about as he.
giahed them to. One day hes met
his tnatsE Z iin i tessy young lad whom
She5Rass sexamin Sshie had answered
his uestions in a way sanyt taipg hut
ssatiaeaeto to hin; and fnall his
wrath being MP, he said ssgI sE.I;
IS sSss5sK 1:a oupg oman, there 3 enough
spf fshrass in yonr sfape 30 max Ave-
gallon kettl
AZ a ssss snd sap enough it your head 90
.fill Sit,s luiak snappe ID t q Witness:
sSsss1s his Sexperiene ees almost cnssd ttlr.;
Attorney of hard kn6ok oks8 at Witnes
but be Was alHay known af tes hatsH aasI
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tic EorTas..

The Duke Of Argyll some years
ago was travelling in Canada on a
hunting trip. He joined a Canadian
Pacific train about twenty miles
from Manitoba, and, having been
rouglling it fairly hard, the duke, as
he sank into q seat beside a fne
young lady from Boston, looked as
.begrimed and weather beaten a trap
per as ever brought his peltries into
the set tlements
Don't you find q too utterly pas
'sionf,ll sympa by with natures most
i1lcarnate aspira tions among the sky
topping n1oilnt tains and the dim
aisles Of the horizon tonching fors
ests, my good man r said the soulful
lady after an interval. ]. .S33ty Bs S5 N
$3.50 h. yes, YES. 3 eplied the appar-
,ent back oasmarl, sand sI$also am
frequently drawn into an exaItati ton
of rapts blissf nlness and beatific in
.cande descent inf nfnity \ Of abstract con-
stignity when my horse istumbles. 4 !, M 81
Indeed said The; Boston maiden,
S. had no idea tne lower classes ever
eltt like that e 't$ 5t sss g
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atsTsail opd NH Bad


court roo1a q ia n th 9 arolina,
according 10 3 . = story rsl latei By Rep
EasentatiVs SpialI Ipf bat stat Sa naan liI
Naa son tsial tor iarc 90 isassss 81 sanity
was Il anu ths districtSa ttprnsy
}thon 81 II bsss to prove IIe but
the folloRing qaestion to one of the
aesding sgitnes
t yons think tha o,nsr can daiiss
bstys u ht aud wrong AID
''good and bad 7as' 7' IS
think 10 Dan 81 81 81 aaid tbs ysits
Iness. fosSI saW him take 1 dsin a3 &
whiskey sYer Bill ll skinner as,
and hse said ID s fal good stun
sis, 4 thinl hs oisagsI ! I'D al iifsrs
ssnes hstseep oad and bad bad.
Is sls bare ed sa good ssaps Il aud
ths proc saa &c ca
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iadixinuji ,iU,p.

8 on mean to- call me q liar ?s'n.
asked one man Of othar during q
dispute they had on business. 4: ]
6, + don mean to cal you that
On tY cont trary, I Hay you are the
only man ih ewn who tells The truth
MI the time, but 4 ann ffsering a,re-
ward of 1n to any other man who
says he believes me- NJ hen L Say, You
never slis I, was; The resp ponse.
$s yall, I'm glad yon take it back
replied the other men as the tiger-'
slikeS look Of sfero city faded out o9 hist
features. ;Ss Ss3sas
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Sr,astoosd c;o,a,,ettes.. 5,

There sares two :s5a, 8 OF tat ttooiag;
am Suseamong the won en- of the Il on
Igo. One is common u I, all the mem-,
,bsTs of the same tribe and indicates
the origin and brit place off the sub
ject. is an infalli ibls anu serpet-
3ual eertificat te of birth end nation.
Ialit The other sort Of tat Going
is simply fantasy and oquetry. But.
;aInong certain tribes, there lis a8third
Kind The ofdenn : record upon their
bodies The epoch chs of II heir5 exist tence..
h0fizoIital line marks Inarria age
0bliqne line Ri sii, 3
vertical line ReaniIlg and i emo other5
line change of resi- dence. hns the
auto obiograp ofs 4 The Gle Woma 1 s3Writ-s
ten upon persori and regarded
with it pride sif it lie isg full Of events ...
ondo lon g IS
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z a I !. Bis Hsrls Bear story,


{ John Jaeoby was one Of tho best
hanters I ever: saw. HE kneW no
fear Of man or boast, said Capt.
Charles ghristy, according to the
Des.yer POST. 81 on have often heard
of how the Preaident and John .eGotf
killed bear and lions With asbutcher
kniso. Now did you ever hear Of d.
nan killing = bear with his boot
heel
Well, Jacoby killed one that way.
atny ranch on WOLF creek, where !
had some little pigs Id q pan. Beare;
are very fond oe pork SO no matter
how We: :fixed the pfgpsn, every morn
ing one Of my pigs was gone. Jaeobys
said: Look hero, Charlie. ] viii End
that dad gum beaf snd have his hide
before night AS ne sSeEe good trav-.
elers we soon found our & bear seven
miles up WOLF Greek Canon. We saw
him summing himself after his pork
chops breakfast. Jaeoby was on the
side of5the canon the bear was, SO We
slipped up within 100 yards Of his
bearship. But he saw as at the same
time. The bear was looking at me
across the canon, Jacoby fired and
he fell. ( When the huntor walked up
TO it, Ais is.f g e who was ahot through
The back, made q dash for j Jacoby. !. Il
kn turning torun the latter slip.
ped and fell down, his gun few ont of
his hand and the bear after him. Not
being 8 fast runner i the bear was
gaining on ham, 90 JacobY Jumped up
on q large boulder, but the bear could
no. climb. as he had only his front
fest. gonseq qnently 81 = could ea!ss
nskesa . grab with one foot at Jacobs
legs. waa hnrrsing as fast aB II
could IS help him. There Z saw The
most laughable eight that I ever saw
in 4 bearfght.
5 8; Jacoby waB standing on the rock
with his boot in one hand very
heavy miner 81 boot with steel heel
|taps. He struck the bear aquare,oE
the head and stunned him So thatahs
rolled down the hill. and q asoby ran
and got; his gun, atill with his boot il
his band. i hollered to him to shoot.
He said s. Dad gum you, i won i 81 waste
another shell will kill the durn
bear Wit i my boot heel. Aud before
The bepss came TO- he hammered that
bears skull into 9 jelly. ow iif any
bear hunter can beat this, trot our
saslf 10 the FROM. This ia d true
story but some will doubt &
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A CHIMNEY sVIFFs NEST S / .
RaaRs OF TWICE Fastened Together with
# tt,e Birds Saliva. A

hlaae OF TWICE Fastened Together With
the Birds s Saliva.
One morning late In June climb
ed to the top Of our house to look
around the country. I had not been
there long when I felt q rush Of air
OF my head and I saw chimney
swift, improperly called a chimney
swallow, flying away for another
swoop at ple. j then realized that /
must be tear its nest, and, looking
down Q chimney near by, ] saw after
my eyes had beconle used to the
light nest within three feet of the
top with Eve pure white eggs about
q half an inch long in it. It was the
first time Ishad ever known CHM
3i1ey swift so build SO .ie=r the top of {
q chimney, for usually it builds some
few feet down where there is bend
which keeps out the rain that would
soften the glue with which the nest
is held together.
thought it would be interesting
to take picture of the nest, and,
this being such good chance, / did
80, much to the dislike of taa birds,
which kept making swoops at me.
The nest Of q chimney swift is not
made, like that of most birds, of
hair, leaves or grass, but of small
twigs which the swift gathers while
flying and which are stuck together
with the birds saliva, which Is gluti-
nous.
It is very interesting to watch a
swift, which is a remarkably good
hier. It never seems to Gre aud nsy-
er; rests except wher, it is on the
nest. It is on the wing all the day
and is said sometimes to fly a thou
sand miles in twenty-four hours.
|: !I.!.hi,sney5 swifts aree good fr:sads oee
the fire insurance companies because
they knock the SCOT down and make
it less easy for the chimneys to cateh
fire RUSSELL NJ, Coryell in st. Mich
Slas. rs S5 53 81 d }.fi4 81 S+
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WHAT HE OVERLOOKED.
Some Questions Tho Man Should Have
EtioNn Enouait TO Ask,

Some Qu.sstons tho'Man Should Have
Gtiown Enough TO AJAX.
fg met Tom Lester in town to-
day. said Mr.. Stockton 10 his wife
one evening on his return from busi-
ness, "and he told me he expected to
be married in month or so.'
Fifteen minutes laters after his
wife had finished asking questions,
Mr. Stockton wrote as follows to his
friend Lester:
Dear Tom-Plcase answer the follow
Ing questions by return post. They cover
some points neglected TO get from you:
What Is the name OF the giri you are
to marry?
Where does she live?
What does her father do3
Has he any money?
STas * loSa at TrSI sight?
Are you very much In love wit. her?
How old is she?
Where are you going to live?
DID you ask her personally or write
your proposal? ~
/ Haven't you proposed to other girls?
How did you and I como to be such
friends? &1fss :
Where arc YOU going for your .honey-
moon?
Is It that tall girl you took to tho the.
ater one night last winter?
Why didn't ask you all this when you
told me?
Were you 80 excited you couldn't give
mo any information, but simply had to
talk about getting married?
a prompt reply will help me to give my
wife some much desired information
Next time you tell mo you are going tc
be married don't think that is the reall,
important feature about It. Yours has
thy. FRED STOCKTON.
London Telegraph.
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"a a.ll u 8 =. g. .-,..N7{ "a q.
He Dot Her

A young man; who was at;a loss
TO find an app ropriiate way Of. pro-
posing to the objiee Of his affec-,
tons was, with The lady, strolling
through the park when The subject,
5of conYersati lion drifted to d review.
}Of people who do not show their;
age His comp Mon, who was proud
OF The fact that she was older than.
t,si to confess iier.
years. IS s. & :
80 NoY, what would }you3 take d me-
for 3? she asked expecting to sur,
prise him with the / answer. :8iS55:S
pearest, ',S iIeS said quickly, I,
would take you for moi ching Z,
sPllilade led S@
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.iis Partf,ia :y,,vord!b1.

Sherlock shines ss was thinking
about getting married 8s5 s8sEss:
jss 4At5 t any rate, SW omen are truth
sll, he said sol EMMY So had that
fact imp rassed upon me last ;S
s. ss woman d husband had disap-
'l,aare oungs niIlionair and d
call Id TO Il a find 81 him
Ia had been missing three dave
when arriYes Of course the FIRST;
peTaon quest med was his wife
She was yollng and prattty he firstl
question asked hat
were The very iast word ID si:a said sol
you before he disapp cared n 81
ts5gsie TUNED 81 deep "a as EaI,e am
sbWsre truth nll
sIl Esss SIS His list ords were, ffors
hsayens shut mp b. z, - New
III ;sS ssiS$
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q syinpathizing comforter when her
body 10 weary and her soni needs
5rest--from cares and trials. f.z
It win rasp and aggteyate the bsst
women in the wSrld 70 Is ssrssa SO
cook three saaals a day For i person
who avoids the hesa like ne would
d pess hoaae, and spenda his idle
time With his heels hoisted higher
than his head while she cafries "a
NET stove wood Or pulls sc the Wind,
lass 9os sster 10 get 9 meal cooked
FOR his majesty. Selahl 81
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sl.iko ! liis /, h.er,o..

These biscuits remind me of
MOI Slrls & said MI Z ornghusb sband
5to his wife. 5..l
,2s ,S sss Yen, 81 abe resp ndeds & never
expeeted to- hear you say that any
sof Iny GOO king resemb bled your moth
;sr's She was q sYond derful cook, I
have no cubt, for You have said 90
3a million times. q Ssss b 4
Yes, she certainly was. In fact,
there. was & onIy one item that she
ever failed 81 q S. 9
ssfsasf n Yiiatwass that e,
Biscuits g.
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90 skAs 10 "a O. 81 81 ~ &; 3s,5s
Bsass ths Iha giaa ys sss Isss ssls ssisls Svags

- B rdslia, q good Ssook ism i ne I,
sss.sssasily s.s one thst !, attends ehurch
seven times 8 sseek RI
Us a useful thing aboEt aptomob biles.
.is NIL the nes Souss wof5s yous .iessn,
sswhsna they won 4 work
b sod ncvers aai Il naa no "a M
|iIssaspd antil he 4 aass VA to obsy. & @ q;
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The Anderson Real Estate
and Investment Co.,
REAL ESTATE, STOCKS s. BONDS.
&C CUMMINGS, Sales Dept.
:. BUYERS AND SELLERS OF

Our facilities for handling your property perfect az
we are large advertisers all the country Right now
we are having considerable inquiry adj
joining Counties and the Piedmont
section who wish to dispose their property that
we are in position to make quick satisfactory sales
NOW is the time to list your property w u.s. and We
will proceed at give attention to all properties en-
trusted tous. ..5*
Address all communications to J. c. Cummings Sales
Department..
hsbz
ANDERSON real ESTATE 6 INVESTMENT COMPANY.
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'ssss = siGd,
'acss M sa diSt Nom @ ths ioy placss2S
IealSusy fsels ike kicking it.;
ssslf ftsrS Sis ~ TOO llaEe so M MrsE Easirg gthSil
hischia s 5Ss,ss3s
ilss sa d y4 a Win gs silaES wing
ofiIe Inv tors are nnsb dus i
tfees good places sto;
;lsaglg not toa ad ssire kuna B 81 y q
q aad ana 8SWsre asa n,sasI
sses9 III EaassEs6 saAss ersat asads als M
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M ! TON
ites on j incl ,I opies.
HSuseh Con renieaeeg.

n 4
Household Gonsepieaees:
II; t.beya II bna .b; !, + ,s, ~ I,
ayIothsr5 s,hiel, sas ~ ~, s; ,sss
., 20 IS !, 3 aL (, 4, IA
cohv4nisnees. It would try the tenn :
pesE; De JOB sto Sc forced to B cook 4,
meal witt stove nnod 4 from cT,is & 4 ghioh
the water ssas dripping I. AZ women, d,
with whom I'm yell acquainted dis
courses thus: 81 must draw every
drop Of sater5 that z use about the.
kitchen and for cleaning purpoae aes8 orss:
Of . we'll sixty Ave feet deep with q.
5Wiadlasa. I never had. q wood house;
where either; stove wood or 6EeWood.
might bes sept dry unit ] saved mp. Q
little money and hired 81 darkey 20;
raake Ss,e. Int wood house,.
more than j year os.dis "a 4 have never. yet
had half cord Of stove wood put iin
it.atat time, and Nheu rain weather
cpmea. have to cook brsakfaat Or
dinner,a the case may be with ygaters;
dripping from thestuif tI must burn.
and y hich does hot burn until dries
out9in Che stove low What & you
think Of bet
ea, s. am te eet paeais
on time and you know how il iis,
when he ) Save eTage mar, gets hungry
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than his head, while she carries :n Z.
vet stove wood sor pulls &C the wind.
lass for ygater 10 get Q meal cooked
FOR his mai selahl
Drinking is d LosIag Buainess.
The drink habit not only iniurea.
the mind and body Of the drgnkaxd, i
but is loaes him his job aud :;sS
him to poverty As young man of my
lacquain nsance allowed his breath Go:
smell ofs liquor and he lost his place
i'm the bank so quickly that ne hardly
lfaalized he was done for until he won't.
| toutS the door, a q i=charged 3employe.
An engineer hose breath smells o.
liquor 10 ass eerssin 10 be Dismissed
from railroad ex plogmen ! IS sc he had
alread his Dismissal iet,e Il his
pocket. It is I as sure as death and
jE2ltshe grave, that . drinking man must
not be allowed to hand la other peo..s
PIES money 81 3 raanag railroad
train loaded with passen ngers.s B,
SERhy2 Beeanse liquor unsettles:
lehe brain end iEt q greater OF lstsls de- diaa-
gree raak kes such Il person srsespo
fbie. He 8may have a kind, s & generous
heart and She may be very sorry for
This failings and lie Inay have. Is de-
pendent fanily a 4 people may be.
Ever yaorfy for hina. all The SAN 10, lia 10 10
not conaidered nstWorthy II, i posi-!
ItienHs Of ssapo bilitY Drinking iis3
II5a losing bust neas: ~ certainly ;Ioses d:
WORKING nan bis Job, and the average!
lman who follows asinkipg should
either look 1 ffor for 4 pension 81 90 Il
politios. nov some State pom
I8sioners who go on 4 spree as soon as,
The State pays their ;sirr pension moneyzto
them aud som Il politisia ans acs asSii
tthey thong ght as mig ghty smart to-
Igoabroad and sexp patse3 thor eaknsSs.
FOR dsink, to the diaeredit
! fIEhOmsfol Iii. ssS
llSsT The lime Wil eome N sn3 Slate
IWIII deaHne t0S Sad aanoe TAX nioueyS FOR
lsueh drink b;ils and Iisli our slaEges
Eoities will snianaa sol bsF men 1nps asor5
I|fhsir5s CHI yss. It8 iss simply
ISfolls to tfgs to sp Vii as people
lisaho ne AZ Iaok ia self .resl
lIsspect aa ta aiipg avs pensi6n money
in drink ho iiggFace their high;
IoficsI and their section by Ell posing
Hthair drunk kanness in pub bloc ompaay.S D
sis diareput utab bls to be bee Eag-I
llgerisg on Tie reefs from ind nIgence3
in into xiean ID aI q a oraan dsnak ard
liisS rsckonad III e safa ory.s
a'or this otslhsr 5rsa asons have
Icpnsiid derably cd hnnd dry
ac5anI los in aeof id, and were III NOT
Efor nddS ia shes m
Inlshst hers would s an sal IL isss
sozieats peoppll ls sssn oatsiissie ffia5
large aiIi gia. hec drink
iaa ia osing blpis ID
a6e tIh ass
/ 81 ~ ho did liifiss himasIIl
lS ans soss g + lsias D yen aae
fanges one = 81 t,as 81 lher drum lssss
lards sor ,lliiauor r bscauas ho m
feels iit would se / srss 1ls Ins q q
who dsala s sigin m { sober
brain aasnT 3 ms a
si,., ;yI 4 Is 4 & IS i; 4 a,s, ssss q
.nan. ss 8 3 4 Sd II 8
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Ss teacl her offs the class in iii isfory
describing to5 ttl Ed child dren the Is
sppsfinl IS he u ii1lciient3
f5mbs iia ptt and senumerating
laeYs q ID /, inte ,E quitiss5
siisco Es.s 8;
sIao how nderfallY.
1Ilan of fh6 thing have Been pre-.
served s. che sais sssI may mention
s one of sslija oIl:ae est of those,
tom q Jar ofs lhongy was found. It;
:eoIllf not have BEEN less tiianS 900;
sor 8 900 years Old, and set iii, that
lar of honey vas flea iil perfect
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80 aliyH q asked sof The!
littfle RislH, s I'll nteress3
na nun i xed M 4 tli alarm Us
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