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The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-09
Firebugs Start Blaze that Wipes Ont
Town.

Firebugs are accused of starting a disas-
tr0us fire at Delta, near Toledo, Ohio. Two
men were seen to drive rapidly away from
the town shortly before the flames were dis
covered. The loss, as figured by the insur-
ance men, is $4,000 on the buildings and
$4,000 on the contents. By the fire of a
month ago and the present fire there is left
but one building in Delta.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-09

Il do sOlemnly swear that / will
faithfully execute the office OF Presi-
dent of the United States and will. to
the best of my ability. preserve, pro
tect and defend the constitution of the
United States. Oath of office taken
by President Roosevelt
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-09
Wireless Message of Ship Mishap.

A wireless dispatch received at Newport,
r. L., from a steamer passing Nantucket
Shoals reported that the vessels cylinder
was broken. For time it was supposed
that the ship was the new Cunarder Caro-
MIA, as the operator got name something
like that. Later, however, it was found
that the ship was the British freighter
Karoona, bound from Shields for New
York.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-09
C.apture Counterfesterv.

The federal authorities of Austin,
Texas, have been advised OF the arrest
In the City of Mexico of three Americans
who are believed to belong to gang of
counterfeiters who have been manufac-
turing bogus United States bank bills In
hat country on a large scale.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-09
Two Cents a Mile.

A report from Madison, Wis.,, states that
the Wisconsin assembly approved the bill!
10 make the maximum passenger rate in
the state two cents mile. There vert
only two opposing votes This is La
Toilette measure.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-09

The civil marriage of Miss Elsie Por-
ter, daughter of the American ambassa-
dor. to DIR. Edwin Mende Of Zurich,
Switzerland, was performed at the town
hall of the Passy quarter, Paris, France.
Only members of the families and inti-
mate frienls were present.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-09
Assassination in Russia

A dispatch from Byelostk, Poland, says:
District Chief of Police Jeletachin was
shot and killed while attempting to dis
perse crowd of workmen who had met
outside the town.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1905-03-09
Boiler Kills Two and Iniures -Four.

Two men have been instantly killed and
four seriously injured in boiler explosion
at Robert Mulholland's sawmill, ten miles
southeast of Jellico, Tenn The accident
is said to have been caused by turning cold
water into hot boiler.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-24
WOODFORD

Charles Harbour of Bennington, was
at Mapledale Thursday.
Peter ROLAND has gone to his HON
at Adams for few days stay.
Geo w Knapp, Jesse N Bugbee, Vim
S Knapp and d. NJ Gleason were In
Bennington Friday.
Judas Bartlett of Swanazey, N. II.
has visited his sisters, Mrs o X Hill
and Mrs a X Bishop.
There is considerable snow in the
road yet in the eastern part of the
town, though wagons could be pulled
through.
Geo w Wood has been appointed a
Justice of the peace to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of his son
George Ashton Wood.
Elmer Gleason has returned from a
visit with relatives in Orange and FAR
ley, Mass, and Mrs b Hyde and
grandson Leslie, from Manchester.
Mrs James Dinwiddie inflicted a
painful wound on Ter foretnger by
running a needle into it. The broken
point of the needle was extracted by a
physician.
1t was John Walker and family that
moved from!the Burgess road to Fern
dale, and lost their baby boy Theo-
dore Roosevelt, not John Harris as |
said recently in a Banner news item.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-24
How Is
YOurHeart?

Is yonf pulse weak. TOO slow.
too fast. oF does Il skin a beaii
Do you have shoFiness of
breath, weak or hungry spells.
ialniing smoihefing or choking
spells. palpllailon, huueFlng,
pains around the heart. Ia side
and shoulders oF hurt when
lying ON lsli sidei
II you have any Of these
symptoms your heart Is weak
OF diseased. and cannot get
better without assistance.
Dr. Miles Heart Cure
strengthens weak hearts. and
rarely ever fails ~ cure heart
disease. Try o.. and see how
quickly you wall find relief
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hs ~ii fsisn1 gesf Money
Miles Medical Co. ElkhaFi. Ind
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-24

lun'ifrfi afee. nna'uUins niauli $50
pounds ~ seai aTe planted in faiifof
nIa rfsfy yrar ior sesi aionr 90 rs
ihan san i.unnds ~ nne varsity lave
lsru usai ln single leir by one
Au nri0ln serl hpsiss
tsffufu is rnni weather plant
whlrh snornssis hest whrn sfnWn la
the spring ani autumn d snnumhs
a. frpsi and oili " previously Grown
in warm weather. hut stands severe
weather " gradually hanirnri 10 u. so
much 20 that gardeners even as faf
north ne Ions Island sometime. sow
flr trs.i Ia September anl winter the
planfs over outdoors. either entirely
unprotected Or with oniy a sliEht cos.
efins n brush Under favorable COT.
fiiipns The s.si sprouts within ihre-
~ four days. but u may sometimes h.
greatly delayed when tho weather l.
dry 90 cold sgd planted Ia September
may not sprout until a.. neat spring
Self sown isitncr BE- common. aud in
ferior sccd IL sometimes obtained from
such crops. Practically al the Sod
used In this couniry l. RAISED in Cali.
fornia. Only q very small part ~ u II
imported. though perhaps not farther
back than 1870 the larger part u u
came from abroad.
Lettuce dos not readily cross Ter.
tliize In the field. and different varic-
ties arr planted side by side with little
danger of mixture The plants arr gen.
orally grown Tor sc,.i In the same way
~ Tor market Sometimes they are left
~ close together that no heads are
formed. and this il said 10 produce In
fcrior seed. II requires from thirty &c
sixty plants to produce pound Of
seed
There arr many important factors
which determine the variety best suit.
al FOR particular purposes. some OF
these are.
Differences In Soil and Cllmate.-The
cos varieties. FOR example. succeed
much better in England than In our
country. and everywhere market gar.
dcncrs mud that certain kinds ara best
adapted FOR their conditions Of soil and
climate
Tie Season nc Which the Plants Are
Grown.-SOme kinds succeed well In
the spring. but shoot 20 seed at once IN
hot weather and are of little use for
summer planting. Certain kinds are
very hardy TO cold and winter SUCCESS
fully outdoors unprotected. while other
varieties. especially the crisp sorts. are
failures for this purpose.
Methods OF Growing. Whether In
Greenhouses. Hotbeds or Cold Frames
and Whether Transplante1 Into the
Open Air or Grown Directly In Place
Outdoors-In field culture. where time
and space are not so important as in
greenhouses IL is more profitable 10
grow the large varieties, which are
much later In season than those com
monty grown under glass.
The Tastes OF Consumers or the Re
qulrements OF the Markets.-Somc pre-
fer the soft, delicate favored butter
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-24

varieties which are used for serving on
the table with dressing; others are
of the crisp sorts, while still others
think there is nothing superior to the
coarse but sweet leaves OF the cos let
tuces, and change from one to the
other Of these different types is agree
able to most persons. In some markets
the light green lettuces are demanded
and there is little sale for brown col
ored sorts. In our eastern markets the
head lettuces are most in demand dur
ing winter, while in the west the more
easily grown punching sorts of the
Grand Rapids type are the kinds most
used for forcing.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-24
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sfARNNcARDEN
Tf'#S.
AMERICAS SALAD PLANT.
GFs~a o. asss Fhsa Haaassa ni.-
tiaFt NaFirties

hF "a "a TRACY d.
ieifu0e L. auT most imIausHi salad
plant and one 90 lhe meet rarie,i ~
our rlliiFaiei fesfiahiss. IA iAis oann,
in aions b ls listed unirT mnFe than
au gareiai namrs and rrpnnsenis
uloIr iiian q hundn.i rrai'y iisiinri Va
rifiies iie'ns ln ,isnand ai go SESSIONS
nf ihr yrar ii Be- prai'ah'l srqHu uniiff
mHFe varied suliaaF ani infe1F oanii,
i'lns than auy uilrT Frsriahis ilfe
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-04-24

"Kick the auto red devil for me and
also the fence wire manufacturer" Is 9
correspondents uncompromising mes
sage to an exchange.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-13
Some More Stuff

Claude Rowland has arrived from
Louisiana To visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ l.. Rowland.
Watch The Bazars windows for bar
gains in school supplies
Mrs. W. A. Edgerton is contemplating
visit to her old home in southern
Illinois in the near future.
Still selling the best Of everything in
the bread and poultry line. ST. Johns
Bakery, Jersey street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], ]. Petts aud son,
Frank, sf Caldwell, Idaho, were guests
of Mrs. Ruth Mckee Thursday.
Smoke a ST. Johns eigar-best Ioc cigar
on the market-the white Crow"
II. W. Selleck, the painter, who has
unique methods and a very happy
method OF carrying them out, is one Of
the busiest men in the city. Every
stroke OF his brush is done with a desire
OF excellence-and every job he finishes
is of high order.
II you haven't done 80 already it will
please you when in Portland To try a
meal without meat" al the Vegetarian
Cafe, los Sixth street. Delicacies are 80
deity served that even meat-eater is
surprised and his palate pleased. Low
prices.
Regular services at the Evangelical
church next Sunday. Subject in the
morning, presented by the pastor, "The
Example Christ Left" Rev. {. 4.
Beller will speak in the evening Sunday
school at 10 a. IN. X. l.. {. Il. at 7 p.
m. All classes are welcome at these
services.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-13
McGARRY TO BAT!
Two Strikes On Him, But He's Now
Waiting For A Fair Ball.

Late last evening c. ID. Edwards
called at The Review Office, sub,
mitted the following tier, aud ask
ed that Il be published.
PORTLAND, Sept. ~. 1905.
Hon. OoLRsBy YOUNG:
Dear Sir-In this mornings Ore
gonian you are reported to have
said: 1--WE shall commence quo
warranto proceedings to oust Ed
wards from the council unless we
can come to an agreement to have
II submitted on a statement Of
agreed facts"
You are also reported TO have
said that the parties | represent
were making a settlement very re-
mote by refusing to submit the
matter to the decision of the Circuit
court as proposed"
Last week wrote you and Mr..
Vaughn consenting to take the mat
ter into court. l also agreed to
meet you and settle the facts. How
you can construe the overture on
my part into refusal to submit to
the decision of the Circuit court"
when, so far, you have neither an
swered my letter, nor phoned me,
nor in any manner signifed your
Willingness to settle the facts, is be-
yond me.
You have advised your clients,
(a) that an alderman who tenders
his resignation in this state has no
right to withdraw it before being
accepted by proper authority and
(b) that the sale of his property
does ipso facto create a vacancy in
the office.
Now, in order to relieve you
from any embarrassment, / will 60
even this far. viz If you will sub
nit to me a single authority in point
| will recommend Mr.. Edwards to
step out.
You either have this authority or
you have not. If you have, the
matter is settled. II you have not,
| shall not sympathize with the too
manifest credulity of your enterpris-
ing clients. Very truly yours,
WM. X. McGARRy.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-13
2o,OOO,OOO BRICK!
To Be Used On The Wcycrhauscr
Tract For Car Shops.

0sensibly purchased for a sit,
for immense lumber mills lie the
100 acres adjacent to and within the
CITY Of St. Johns with its 1000 fee,
Of water front. To the first pur
chase Of 6S acres was added IS
,res-a fact which brought out the
query What will lumber mill
prd Of q one-h -hundred-acre siteI"
md people began to surmise that
here was more than a lumber mill
10 prospect.
A little later il was remembered
that Frederick Weyerhauser had
ous purchased 400 acres at Van.
eouver whereon to erect a big lumber
plan,-but later OH sold II to the
Northern Pacific railway-of which
be Is one Of the directors. And il
Vas for this same railway that
wsyeThauser made this purchase Of
100 acres.
Here at St, Johns will be the
Pacific terminus OF this great rail.
way system. Here will be the
car'shops, the repair shops. the
snglne'building shops, and all their
'fminals-while the passenger ter
nlnal will be pushed across the
willamette on a bridge IT'S high
and end in Portland.
Renewed vigor will now be shown
N this city because this complete
deal has been made public-and
'nsfe will be host of homes spring
Up The erection of all the contem-
plated buildings will require large
,0ee Of men-and these men must
&c cared Tor many will make their
homes here in ST. Johns: and the
aY may safely figure on a consider
aO'e growth. There will be between
'xen'y millions and thirty millions
" DICK used in the shops to be
.'''s everything will teen
s'.n activity, Before this work is
ssil under way there will be another
,. ,Asuie railway entering St. Johns
nv .ou Ihe west-crossing the river at
,pis a point and pushing on to the
Washington line. And all this
Means business.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-13
Say Good Words.

Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Lynes, of St.
Johns, (Point View precinct) have
been entertaining their grand
daughters, the Misses Gussie and
Gladys Clement, of Jefferson. Ore
gon. They have also been enter
tanning some acquaintances from
Tacoma.
The guests have returned to their
homes much pleased with this city
and gave high praise to the cal
system here. The politeness of the
motormen and conductors was much
complimented.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-13
Will Build a Home.

i,s,sg S,eorge Hall, the tonsorial man
bu;Is b'o'' has at last concluded to
co,n.. a pretty 6ve-room cottage,
s,Tas.i s%nsi OF Jersey and Richmond
S DTs,,;s George declares it is the
i s' w;lI building site IN St. Johns.
and 1 H oe a two-story building
coO,,.o, ~,ook & Walton have the
poss;iss 10 complete it as soon as
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-13
Our Local Grist
The rain was a great beauti6er.
Well, the dust was laid, ANYWAY.

Mrs. G. A. Rice. Of Point View
attended religions services al Central o,
Sunday.
The shower OF Monday night ant
Tuesday helped out the lawns aud al
other vegetation.
r.. a.,
pion &c civar Known. mad. i, :, ,a%a'
w. H. Downs, who LETT ST. Johns foi
newport couple oi months ago, has
once more returned To this city.
School tablets heap as the cheapes, a,
The Baxar.
Pee, u u..,,,,. o,,..c.,,.c.
saas, 49, ~ =, ~ ~. . aW oIus'
-, -, ~ -. =" vy
IN unnecessary 10 take clothing 10
foruand To be cleaned and pressed.
MIS- Nora MeSsnn does the work finely
Smoke n NJ. Iohns eiga,-bes, toe eiga,
on the market-the "White Crow"
r,i., ,i,, III. ,,,.i. o.
h.t ~, ~ '1n's a.. '',"n's '' su'r'e'
~sa,, s1 III, ~, '. , as ans.'''ssa n hs Ne !,
nsSs % ~ % sS.a.,,'s = '''"'"s' W "''' ~
! have lot OF the best gravel aud sand
ior sale. See me on ivanhoe street,
N'''" S'' J'""s' Joh i'Hh'
Wednesday evening was 80 dismal that
even the electric lights struck and would
not work from six TO nine O'Clock. After
that folks went To bed.
Mrs. Il. Il. Meyicker and family ex.
pet To return home from yamhill county
the last OF this week-all except Miss
Lillian, who goes on to Dallas to attend
college.
Mrs. Nora Mccain WAS called To
Portland Thursday evening to see her
daughter, Mrs. !. W. Logan. An infant
born that evening lived but q few
moments.
Professor Williams. who has been busy
in taking the census of 81. Iohns, has
secured position IN the high school OF
vanconver-and has already gone 10
that town.
Miss Gertrude Weed, OF Philomath,
has been guest this week OF Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Il. Ueweler) Wilson. MIR. Wilson
seems To have more than his quota OF
young lady guests.
Real estate loans bought and sold.
United Trust Company, St. Johns, Ore
soh'
Carl Nelson has secured position IN
the blueprint department OF the u X.
* N. Company. lie Is employed In the
chief engineers ofhce-and his advance
ment Will depend wholly upon MS own
endeavors'
We a1 ,;a,s nv' lain LII " g S,sh ~. = s,si,n i an an
- -. ;,,sI,;asncs p,, ws 40
'ns' oai n a, ;s ~
lam lam slas e'y bb.. bb We f"'' - '
'isn' pi'.e ihe "aN"''
r. w: hihniah' VINO runs .he Shi.ako
counting over his profits. or figuring
iust where he can crowd in another
he is improvine the appearance
~ his place He Is a worker.
Mrs. Harriet Hendershott' OF Union
county, was guest last SUNDAY OF nei
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-13
st. Johns Town Troubles Up To
District Attorney.
SEEKING AN INDICTMENT.
Mayor King and Councilman Peter.
son Give Evidence-Want
Councilman ]. II. Black


son Give Evidence-Want
Councilman J. H. Black
Indicted on Libel.
The quarrel between residents OF
st. Johns, Mayor King and men,
bers OF the council of that place
regarding the granting of license
for saloon has reached the district
attorneys Office, and Mr.. Manning
is now investigating a charge of
criminal libel preferred by Mayor
King and Councilman Peterson
against Joseph II. Black. Mr..
Black is alleged to have stated that
Mayor King said If he could get
Councilman J. II. Shields to resign
his seat the license for saloon
would be granted. Black is further
alleged to have made the statement,
that Mayor King said in the pres.
ence of others that certain amount
of money would be given If Shields
could be gotten out of office, and
this statement was said to have
been made in the presence of City
Recorder Hanks, aud further that
Councilman Peterson had arranged
to be a silent partner with Tom
Cochran in a saloon il the license
was secured.
Black is also alleged to have stated
that Mr.. Leggett asserted that these
charges were true. Mayor King
and Councilman Peterson pronounce
all these charges as false, and want
District Attorney Manning to indict
those guilty of circulating such
stories.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-13
UNIVERSITY and PORTSMOUTH

Mrs. Ballard, of Portsmouth, is build
ing q new residence.
Mr.. Arnold is erecting nice residence
on Portsmouth avenue.
Mrs. S. ]. Woicka has removed from
here and is now conducting boarding
house in St. Johns.
Your correspondent is now in Portland
with her son-hence is unable to send
her usual quota OF news.
DIR. DE Vsul reports daughter on
Tuesday, September S, to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Young, of Glenwood.
Mrs. A. L. Halchins, former resident
of University Park, has successfully
undergone severe surgical operation at
Good Samaritan hospital.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-13
Need Fire Limits.

si'y Engineer w. W. Goodrich
o,I = now anxious that fire limits be
y S'S'eG g. oy ordinance within the city
= s,.s u Johns Mr., Goodrich believes
S SSsn limits should be the blocks
ss pJunaed by Fessenden, Jersey,
I .yss .' and Richmond streets, and
sl,ss saea d. plan is adopted a better
ana a o' buildings will be erected
-" insurance rates will be lowered.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-13
CROWDED OUT BY BABIES AND
FANCY ONES
Can't You Find a Place in Your
Home for One of Them?

Fine New Baby Grand Pianos and
Exhibition Uprights Take the Place
of Many Good Used pianos-WiIl
Sill These Now at About Half
Price-Many Standard Makes In-
cluded-Organs Also.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-13

in s, q, Magoon, whom everybody
prour;s,ai m sonns knows as the former
ousp.S sp.,s'or of The Hazelwood, has
store IN ;, second hand furniture
I'D u,ao. !" 'ns as store room adjoining his
70 bpv oI business. All wishing
ave D,o, furniture Of any kind will
him. 'ney by placing an order with
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-13
Child Died.

After a brief illness the little
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Massey, of Point View, died early
Tuesday morning. The funeral
was held on Wednesday.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-13
Church Notices.

Holy Cross (Catholic) church, Ports
mouth. First mass at $50 a. m; High
mass at 1870 a. M Sunday school at
$3.50 a. m; evening services at 1880.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-13

Seventh Day Adventist church, ST.
Johns. Sabbath school at 10 a. m;
regular service at II a. m, every Sabbath
prayer meeting Wednesday evening. T..
ID. Hurlbert, elder.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-13
RING ROUND ROSY.
III Know Not What The Truth MAY
Be But Tell The Tale As
Told To Me-"

Said Mrs. A to Mrs. B,
And soon twas told to Mrs. c,
That sister-in-law of Mrs. ID
Once said to Mrs. f, said she,
That her husbands s uncle told Mr., L
That a great-great-gran of Mrs. C
Was really no better than she ought to
bel
You pays your money an YOU
takes your choicel Possibly the
below-printed is "agreed statement
OF facts anyway it's from Thurs
days Oregonian:
FILE LIBEL CHARGES
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-13

Subscribe for THE REVIEW. One
dollar a year.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-13

Keep Your Eye On St. Johns.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1905-09-13
YOUR WATCH

Should be looked
after at frequent intervals. If
neglected you are doing it an
injustice-and it doesn't give
the watch a show. Cleaning it
is one OF our specialties. Reg
ulating is free, of course.
Wilson, the Jeweler,
Tacoma ST.. St. Johns. Ore.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-06-01
FINE BERRIES
ARE IN DEMAND
Ali Offered in Local Markets Find
Ready Purchasers.
ALSO SOUGHT
SUPPLY ALMOST EXHAUSTED
EARLY IN THE AFTERNOON.

The local markets teemed with good
things yesterday and the buying
throughout the day was brisk. so much
so that towards nightfaU there was a
marked depletion i'm the stock. The cali
was principally for vegetables and
fruits, and Of all kinds there was d
plentiful supply. The showing of straw
berries was particularly good and
choice boxes could be obtained at 10
cents each. y smaller berry could be
had at the rate of two boxes for
twenty-five cents \ popular berry this
spring Is that which Is called The Lo-
gan" IL is a hybrid. a blending of the
raspberry and the blackberry II has
the luscious qualities of both. and is
easily sold at l. cents per box.
The SUDuly of bananas was much
larger than at any time within a month
and the quality. was in keeping with
the supply. Choice piUeapDIes could be
had at b cents each. and they were in
prime condition Oranges and lemons
were plentiful. but the prices held firm
TO last weeks quotations
As regards vegetables. the varieties
displayed were almost -heWiIderiug. New
potatoes We're conspicuous on all the
stalls. and they were larger. i'm size than
any thus far shown. The price con
tinUed firm at five cents uer pound
Spinach. young onions and rhubarb
were among the other tempting things
offered by the green grocery man. and
the supply of all was practically cx-
hausted early i'm the afternoon.