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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-06-15
SCHOOL ENDING
Thursday and Friday of Next Week
June 22d and sd.
CLASS OF 20 GRADUATES
Elaborate Glass Day and Commence.
ment Exercises.

One of the leading and most bene-
fetal annual events in Mineral Point,
since the establishing of our high
school, is the completion of school
year with it's elaborate and elevating
exercises. And well might it be. as
the public school system is the bull
wark of the nations progress.
For this year two very interesting
programs have been prepared, re-
curing no little time and labor on
the part of teachers and pupils aside
from regular duties. One is for the
class day exercise to be held at the
city hall Thursday evening, June %,
commencing at o'clock, for which
an admission fee of % and 30 cents
will be charged. Tickets on sale at
Hanscom's book store early the
morning of that day.
CLASS DAY PROGRAM.
PART ONE.
Song, Anvil Chorus ....... Boys Glee Club
Presidents Address. ............ Corliss Toay
The Little Nursery Maids Drill
Fourth Ward Girls
Observation-Disclosures That the railroads
of the United States should be owned, OPP
Grated and controlled by the government
Acknowledgement Hurd, Fay Harwick
Negative Ernest Ovitz Milo Burgess
Solo, Welcome. Pretty Primrose Flower
Nell Goldsworthy
THE jolly Sailors Song. Second Ward Boys
Dreams of By-gone Days. Clara benson
Song, Come Fit Around" 80. .A-Sharp Club
Burlesque-A Half Hour in the Laboratory
$3.50 a. M. May, 1905.
Kittie Shepard, Helen We'll, Ethel venning
Myrtle Hartford. Julia Sherman. Mabel Mat
son, Luella Stephenson. Nell Goldsworthy
Cow, (a) High School Days"
sung tb) That Little Bee"
NJ. p. II. S. Quartette
Cub Drill. ..........................G Grade Boys
Song. Selected A-Sharp Club
Mantle Address. Jennie Jones
Junior Response. Lawrence GRADER
Song, Until The Dawn NJ. p. II. S. Quartette
The other program is that for the
commencement exercises which are
to take place in the p. Nj. church
Friday morning, June %, commanc
ing at O'Clock, and is as follows:
COMMENCEMENT EXERCISES.
Song. Legends. ........... Ladies Quartette
Glass March.
occasional. ................. Sophomore Girls
Song. Twilight ............. A-Sharp Club
Reading. The Death Disk. Mabe Matson
Vocal Solo, Selected Miss Alice Spensley
Instrumental Solo. Novelette," in f
tShumann) .,..-.........,...A bbie Parmley
Presentation Memorial ..... Maude Reynolds
Response.
Song, "Out on The Deep, Boys Glee Club
Address ............... Prof. J. w. Livingston
Song. Selected ......-................Q uartette
Presentation of Diplomas.
Song, Voices of the Woods =. A-Sharp Club
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-06-15
SEASONABLE GOODS

We are headquarters for them,
such as
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-06-15

We again have a number OF
pieces of short length carpets at
reduced prices. A few single pairs
of Curtains cheap. Our stock of
Lace Curtains is bought direct
from the manufacturer; you do not
pay the middle mans profit.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-06-15

veloped in hungry flame, and as a
result his hands and wrists, neck
and face, were badly burned to a
blister, aud but for the flannel shirt
he wore 1t might have been much
worse for our Woodworking, respect
ed townsman.
He was brought to this city as soon
as possible, and DR.. Deahofe, who ad-
Mustered TO his sufferings. reports
the case as serious enough and that
1t will be several weeks before Mr..
Phillips can resume labor.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-06-15

The ether day mail clerk re-
marked: "If everybody would use
envelopes with return cards printed
in the corner, the dead letter Office
would soon go out Of business
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1905-06-15
OUNDRY g GRAY CO.,
DRY GOODS. CLOTHING, sH

We have about one dozen Lad
les Dress Skirts which are being
sold at IS per cent less than regu-
lar price. We have also some FIVE
or six Ladies Dress Suits which
can be bought very cheap. Should
you be in need of anything of this
kind you can get good values for
little money.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
GAS COMPANY MAKES
VOLUNTARY REDUCTION

O'rom Wednesday, Daily Ciiizen1
Effective May I, ;ho Albuquerque
Gas. Elegtric lAEht a Power company
will make a voluntary reduction OF 10
per cent To coDgum2rs 81 electric light
4 bills are paid on ur before the 10th
~ the month following tho month In
which the service was rendered. and
an additional 10 per cent for all those
aoldlng Ave year contracts for resi-.
donco lighting.
On gas bills that are paid by thu
10th OF the month following that Ia
which the gas was used a rate Of ~
for Illuminating and si.50 for fuel gas
will be made, providing the house.
holder or consumer furnishes the nee
essary piping for the fuel meter The
company has issued circular 10 con
sumers which says IN part.
ITO Our Patrons. Tho present Of
iicera OF this company came into con-
troll OF the property about two years
ago. finding the plants, both electric
and gas, wholly inadequate 20 tho de-
manda Of your rapidly growing city.
Additional machinery vas immediate
~ ordered, and although the capacity
OF the electric station has since been
more than doubled, the prospective
growth OF Albuquerque demands still
more, and we are now erecting at the
American lumber mills a new station
OF nearly 1900 horse power. These
improvements have Decessitated the
expenditure Of very large sum In ad'
ditiOn TO the net earnings " our com
pany for tho pass two years. The
nseds Of the electric plant being great,
err Il was FIRST given attention, but
the gas department has not been mes.
lected, since during the past year We
have purchased new location, erect
ed theron a gas holder, thus giving
double storage capacity, and have
formed plans for the moving IN the
near future OF the gas plant 20 tho
new location and tho erection there OF
an up-to-date plant Of sufficient ca
paclty TO supply Albuquerque for years
90 come"
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

upon complaint OF hls w.fo. WHO lived
In Denver and who charged him with
deserving her and clipping 10 the Duke
CITY With a comely widow. lic vas
tried and convicted ana sentenced 20
two years In the territorial pcnlton.
tiary After he had served bis timo
bis wife was stiil remorfcloss aud she
lodged a complaint that he had used
the mails 10 defraud her father who
resides In Kansas
Acting upon this complaint be- was
ro.arrostcd upon The expiration of his
sentence ~ Santa be b. deputy
United States marshal and taken 90
Beaver last December 90 show cause
why he should not serve another term
In prison. one day recently his wife
called upon him al the county Jail IN
Denver and was moved by his condi.
ton. she went 90 the posiofflce lnspoc.
tors and the district attorney and
pleaded for clemency.
The wlfos petition was successful
and upon recommendation OF the in,
speciOrs and the district attorney. the
Judge released him pending good be-
haVior, placing him under $1,000
bond
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
THE COLORAD0.KAN.
SAS WATER SUIT
SEVERAL WITNESSES TESTIFY
TO IRRIGATION METHODS nv
VOGUE m NEW MEXICO MANY
YEARS.

The hearlng In the Kansas. Colorado
water rights case 90 determine which
state ia entitled So the use of the
waters 81 the Arkansas river, which
has been on hearing before Commits.
sloncr q A. Richardson In tha ~
prone conri chambers I'd santa Re.
closed ~ sitting IN that town We'd
nraday night Commissioner Rich.
ards0n and the attorneys la the case
loil for Roswell, at which place the
hearing vii be- continued Saturday
and Mou9ay aud from there all viii
proceed 20 Little Bock and Fort
smith. Arkansas.
Tho Witnesses examined Wednesday
were "a 4 rvitchell. OF Las Vegas,
Hon solomon Luna, OF Los I.unaa,
and Hon. Pedro pefea ~ Albuquerque
Tho testimony introduced AZ this hear.
inR was along the lines Of Irrigation
In sho Rio 0mudo aud other ynlleya
Ia New Mexico. g0inK hack 800 years.
The Testimony also vent tu show how
the underflow oi the Rio Gfando had
been decreased by the npprupr atiun
uf the waters of this stream in Colo
RADIO
The benefits OF the reclamation act.
providing for the building OF storage
reservoirs for the sfofiiuW Of tho
streams IN the territory, was DIS.
cusged NJ some iongtb. II was also
shown how destructive to the inter.
oats ~ New Mexico would a decision
be UNFOLDING s.dnaaa contention %
riparian right 80 the use Of the waters
OF the Arkansas, Ia the case of tho
Rio Grando and also a decision favor.
ms Colorados claim 60 the right 81
the waters by prior appropriation.
Tho absolute necessity of irrigation IN
tho arid regions was brought out Ia
particular.
Commissioner Richardson expects
that an the Testimony viii be- furnish.
Cd by May or June and then the ~
prone court OF the United States viii
hand down lts decision IN this famous
case.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

The receipts of the Santa Fe post
offlce during the month Of January
from all sources amounted 10 S.fS5. IS.
says New Mexican There were
cashed during the month 362 domestic
money orders. amounting TO t4.bi7.OT,
and three international money orders.
amounting to l53.69. There were IS.
sued $50 domestic money orders,
amounting 60 S3.47f05, ana seven in
ternational money orders. amounting
TO S60A2. There were sent out S95
registered letters and parcels, 56g reg.
istered letters and parcels. 5G2 regis
tered letters and parcels were dellv-
cred locally, and 3S3 handled In tran
sit. The postal receipts we're higher
than during any month preceding In
the records OF the pOst0ftice amount.
INK 10 Si,i7S.i9. which " i2h per
cent. higher than last month, SO er
cent. higher than January OF last year.
aud 20 per cent. higher than January
OF two years ago. There woro sold
during the month 5.2ii One-cont
stamps, Si,l12 two-cont stamps, 1892
stamps OF higher denominations, 1880
postal cards and 20,9,5 stamped en-.
velOpea aud wrappers.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
GOOD JOG FoR ". .. BlooLS.

William Il. niddlC former freight
iranlc manager % the Santa be. has
been appointed third Vice president Of
the Rock Island system. with charge
pf an traffic.
The position carries a salary Of f25..
600 a year. Biddle Is forty.nlne years
old. and began hts railroad career
tNoniy-sOyon years arc az a freight
brakeman on the Santa Ne, and for
several years resided On Albuquerque.
In 1873 he was made a station agent
aud was advanced until IN 1894 he be.
came freight traiflc manager Of an the
Santa he lines
u "a said that Mr. nlidleg togtl
mOny before the Interstate commerce
commission In the Colorado Fuel and
Iron rate controversy caused friction
between himself and other officials oi
the Santa Fc. and had an Important
bearing upon his decision 10 accept the
Rock Island offer.
There was a divergence between the
statements made 20 the commission by
Biddle and by other officials Of the
road.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
SEVERAL COMPANIES
ORGANIZED FOR BUSINESS

(From Thursdays nally CitizenJ
The following articles OF incorpOra'
tlOn have been filed In the onlce OF
Secretary OF the Territory j. w. Ray
nolds:
Downs Ranch company; the inoor'
pOrators are y. =. .!oush. George A.
Mason and r. @. Brown. all OF Chi
cage. M. The objects OF the lncor'
poratora are TO conduct an agricul'
ture, live stock, irrigation and land Inn
prOvement business, and 10 do all
things necessary for the conduction
OF such a business. The principal
place OF business Is Carlsbad. N. NJ,
and the term OF incorporation II nifty
years The capital stock consists Of
10000 shares OF the par value Of $40
each. The directors OF the company
are three, and for tho FIRST three
months the insorporatOrs are named
as It's officers.
Las Cruces Electric Light a Ice
company; tho incorpOraiOrs are Ben
=. Berkeley, Joseph Wilkinson, OF El
Paso; Theodore Honault, Henry ID.
Bowman and Herbert ID. Holt, Of Las
Cruces. The objects OF the incorpor'
ators are 10 construct, maintain, oper'
ate and conduct a water works systt a
In tho city OF Las Cruces, and 10 build,
construct. maintain and operate an
electric light and power plant In said
town Of las Cruces for the purpose
of furnishing electicity ard electric
energy TO said town and surrounding
country, TO build Ice plants aud 10 fur
Dsh ice and 20 acquire and own real
estate and DO all other things neces.
sary 90 Sulhll the purposes % sa.d
business. The principal place OF bust.
ness N las Cruces, N. NJ, and the
term OF Incorporation ~ nifty years.
The capital stock consists Of 5000
shares OF the par value OF $40 each.
The directors Of the company are Ave,
aud for the first three months the In
corporaiOra are named % It's officers.
Shalam Colony Investment company (;
the incorporators are Nathan Boyd,
Clyde A. Sattlcy, James r. Sattley ana
Nicholas GALES, AL OF las Crucea, n.
NJ The objects OF the inoOrporatorH
are 10 purchase, lease or otherwise ac'
qulre real or personal property, 20
build dams, irrigation systems, ~
erect, maintain, improve and use
warehouses. factories aud dwellings,
aud To do all such other acts as may
be conductive 90 the best interests OF
the company. The principal place of
business Is las Cruces, ~ NJ. and the
term Of Incorporation ATTY years. The
capital stock consists OF 10000 shares
Of the par value OF t5 each. The al.
rectors 90 the company will be seven
and not less than three, aud for the
first three months the incorporatora
are named as It's officers
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Accident Bulletin No ~. just ISSUED
by the Interstate commerce commits
sion, shows that during the third
quarter OF 1904. namely, the months
81 July, August and September. 22s
passengers and 1873 employees were
killed and 1854 passengers ana i593
employees were injured on the rail-
roads Of the United states These ae.
oidenta we're due 90 collisions and de-.
rallmonts. There vera 1889 train col.
llsiOna and 1921 train derailmenla
Other accidents 10 passengers end
railroad employees. not the result Of
collisions or derailmcnts. brought up
the total casualties Of the quarter "a
lCa2 killed and 49, 2s7 injured Not
withsianding this appalling record TIRE
number Of casualties was less by gls
than that OF the corresponding quarter
OF 1893
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
LARGE Manufaeturine lntsrests.

notable among the great manufncs
turing establishments Of the uRited
States represented and interested In
New Mexico is the Studebaker Broth.
ors Manufacturing company Of South
Bend. Indiana, the largest builders 81
carriages, buggies and wagons In the
world. This firm build everything In
the vehicle line as well al automo,
blles That some idea Of the magni
tudo Of this con0ern may be formed.
We give a few facts and figures
Their factory covers 10l acres of
grNund, u requires eleven stationary
engines with a combined capacity OF
$500 horse power 10 operate The LOSE
machines IN daily use The asere-
gate length Of betting required Is over
seven miles. 1890 men are employed
IN the factory proper and produce an
nualiy 100000 vehicles. They own
great hardwood timber tracts aud
have an immense amount Of capital
invested Ia hardwood timber, being
Obliged 20 keep a three years supply
constantly on hand 10 allow the tim.
Der 10 properly season az they use
nothing but the best IN their work
This great arms interests IN New
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

y needs but iittlo foresight TO tell
thai when your stomach and liver are
badly affected grave trouble h ahead,
Young. Of Clay, n. ", ana. she says.
u had neuralgia of The liver aad siom.
och, my heart wnH weakened. and I
could not eat was very bad for q
Ions Tine, hul - Electric BlttofH I
found just what seeded. for they
quickly relieved and cmed me-" Best
medicine for weak women Sold an.
fgf guarantee by an druggists at soc.
bottle
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
FEDERAL OFFICER ARRESTS
PROMINENT ROSWELL MAN

a. p Putnam. a well known citizen
OF Roswell was arrested by Deputy
United States Marshal w. u Forbes,
OF Albuquerque. ON a charge Of ch.
stuciing the United States mails.
Putnam Immediately furnished bond
of $500 and the preliminary hearing
viii be held at portales before United
States Commissioner W. T.. Lindsay.
United States Commissioner r. II.
Lea. OF Roswell, IL 10 and cannot con.
duct the hearing Mr.. Putnam is the
bookkeeper for local Wholesale cigar
and liquor company.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Tho annual meeting OF the preshy,
terrain church was held last night for
ness. G. H. Vaughn was elected as a
ruling elder and Harry Strong and
Newton Cozlne az trustees The re-
ports showed every department ~ tho
church Ia a thriving condition. q small
balance being IN the treasury OF the
trustees and OF each society. Eighty.
Eve new members have been received
January 1904
Undr the leadership Of Rev. r. NJ.
Craig much enthusiasm has developed
for q new church. Almost $4,000 has
already been subscribed and many
members and friends have not yet
been solicited About $4,000 ~ need.
al
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Manuel Maharam has just pur.
chased from the John NJ Moore Real.
ty Co. for 81 $50 lot on Railroad
avenue tour doors west OF NJ. Nashs
electrical supply store, and n. r.
Swan. owner OF the Cole ranch south
of town. purchased also from the J..
NJ. Moore Realty company. one OF tho
Wilson cottages on West Railroad
avenue. for tl.7O0. title papers having
passed yesterday. Miss Sofia Osterloh
has purchased through tho same
aeoncy o lot on West Copper ayehSe.
for 81 900.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

tion that the Territorial fair n held
IN Albuquerque every year NJ q cost
10 the people. by subscription. OF
$500 annually To induce the lum-
bor company 90 locate here, the buai
ness men purchased and gave 20 u
no acres OF land NJ a cost of $4,000.
The city has given Tor terminals TO
the Albuquerque Eastern Railroad
company. by subscription. lands pur.
chased by chem for $4,000. These
are only few OF the instances where
this public spirit has been manifested.
Albuquerque Is the best city Of ~
size In the country, and II growing
more rapidly than any other. Il has
the brightest future OF any.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Mexico and northern Arizona are
looked after ~ the well known Arm VI
y. j. Post a Co, Of th.s city who have
been their agents for the past elgh.
teen years They distribute several
carloads Of Studehakor wagons. car.
rihgca and bpEEios through this ter.
ritory every year
The Studohakers are breed minded,
liberal ana cnterprlslng. AMI " has
been their aim 40 attain the highest
quality and perfection IN thoir pro.
ducts. to which is attributable their
success IN building up the immense
Institution which they now control
from tho small blacksmith and wagon
shop Of the founder ~ this business,
They believe In Advertising and are
liberal patrons Of the presa OF the
country.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

An old and wen tried remedy Mrs.
Winal0W's Soothing syrup has been
used for over sixty years BY millions
OF mothers Cor their children while
teo,hing. with perfect success Il
roothes the child soflens the gums.
aliays an pals, cures wind collie. and
is the 0est remedy for diarFhooa. Is
pleasant 20 the taste sold BY dgNg.
glsts Ia every part Of the word.
Twenty-Five cent? a bottle. Its value
" incalculablo. BE sure and ASK for
Mrs. Wipslow's Soothing syrup. and
take no other kind.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

A party OF i07 Mexican children be.
Ing transferred from the Chilocc0 In.
dian school In Oklahoma 20 El PasO.
other evening. occupying two coaches
In the train, Isaac Alderette. clerk
OF the NJ Paao district court. accom-
painted the charges, who we're being
taken back 60 their parents and guard
lans. belonging mostly In Mexico.
though az PR cent living IN and around
vi Paso. The children we're all born
In the sister republic. and FOR that
reason they had no right 10 the United
States schools, though II they had been
born In this country thoy could have
remained az the government school
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Arthur H. CurFen. editor Of the Tu.
oumcari Times and United states com
missioner In the Sixth judicial dis.
trict, who has been ia Santa 70 aev.
eral days, Is candidate for the Of.
fee Of register OF the United states
land Office at clayton, New Mexico.
Ito Is making a joint campaign with
William DotamOre, OF Clayton, who
was a Rough Rider and who " q candi.
date for the Office OF receiver OF the
same land Office. Both are cOmpe.
tent men aud have secured strong en-.
dorsements
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

one minute after taking Ono Minute
Cough Cure that tickling IN tho throat
is gone II acts Ia the throat
the stomach Hnrmlcas--good for chill.
dfcn. a. l. Spohurd. postmaster az
Chester. Mich. says. "OuF little girl
during a sudden and terrible attack OF
Group. Three doses OF one Miauto
Cough Cure half an hour apEgt speed.
W. cured her. I cannot praise One
Minute Cough euro too much Tor what
q has done IT, our family" u always
gives relief Sold by y. W Briggs a
Co. and =. Vann a sons
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
AN IMPORTANT sill
FOR MgslLLA VALLEY

lFrom Wednesdays Daily Citizonl
The original bill was first intro
dGcod In congress by Representative
Smith, OF Texas. on January rs. 1905.
aud was referred TO the committee on
foreign anairs.
On January 90. 1905. through excel.
ieut work rendered BY Delegate Ro.
dey. Il was reported with amend.
mcuts, committed 10 tho committee
OF the whole on the state Of the union,
and ordered printed Word now
comes from Washington that the bill
Will pass congress-
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Charles Kingsley. who accidentally
shot himself IN the foot some weeks
ago and WAS reported dangerously ili
in a California hospital blood poison
Ing having Get In. Is now out % dan.
ger, though Il WAS necessary 10 have
a foot ampuiai0d % save his lifo. Mr..
Kingsley formerly drove nn oil wagon
In las Vegas and was also employed
by the railroad company re that town.
hut 10 nov located on = homestead out
from Eureka. Cal.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

Means the ability 70 do good days
work without uneue fatigue and ~ and
life worth living You cannot Lave in
digestion or constipation without ne
upsetting the liver and polluting the
blood. Such a condition may be best
and quickest obtained by Herbine, the
best liver regulator that the world has
ever known. Mrs. D. w. smith writes.
April 8. 1909: Il use Hofblne. snd find
Il the best medicine for constipation
and regulating the liver | ever used /"
Price 90 cents. Sold BY J, n. ORielly
A Go.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04

The salve that cures without a scar
o. DcWitts Witch Hazel saive. Cuis.
hurne, b, ils, bruises and piles disap
pear before tho use Of this Halvo a.
snow before the sunshine % spring.
Miss ~. ~ Middleton. Thebos, lll.
says. y was seriously afflicted with a
fever sore that was very painful, Do
Wits witch Hazel saife euFue me In
less than a week" Get iho genuine.
Sold by y. W, briggs & Co and s.
Vann 4 Soaa
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1905-02-04
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

lie who attends 90 hls own business
i8 never ont Of a Job
After a man "a knocked down by his
enemies hls friends kick him.
Earring boarding house steakH there
are many things tender and true.
The man who never says cuythlng
De- Isn't sorry for later never says any
thing.
Most mon who cry Down with the
trusisl" would Ike 10 own little
stock In them.