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AUcocIsco HOUSE.
Cliff Island, Me.

waiter A. Cashier, Proprietor.
<see advertisement in another column.)
Mr. and Mrs. r. c. Ely, New York.
denry Levin, Portland.
andrew j. Field, San Francisco. Cal.
mrs. Walter Field, San Francisco.
mrs. j. NJ. Solomans, Montclair, n. ].
MISS Grace Solomans, Montclair, n. J..
Mr: and Mrs. E. A. Solomans, New
York.
Mrs. A Searles, New York.
MISS Minnie Caswell, Phoenixville.
MISS Ida Wagner, Phoenixville, Pa.
MT. and Mrs. Ellis b. Rooves, Phoen.
nixville, Pa.
X w. Linn, Hartland, Me.
mrs. Linn, Hartland, Me.
A brilliant social hop took place at
this hotel Monday evening and about
twenty couples enjoyed an evening Of
pleasure. Music was furnished by
burnham's Orchestra. The parlor
and dining room floors were cleared
and waxed for the occasion and fes-
ICONS OF greenery made the place a
power OF beauty. Mr.. Cashier in
tends repeating the dance in the near
future
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MERRIcoNEAe HOUSE.
South HarpsweII, Me.

Geo. w. Campbell, Jr., Proprietor.
tsee advertisement in another coiumn.)
Miss NJ. Foley. New York City.
Miss X. Buckley, Jersey City, N. J..
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. G. Allen Arlington,
Mass.
G. B. Libby New York City.
Miss Edith Libby, New York City.
Joseph Gildersleeve, Brooklyn, n. Y.
Nelson b. Gildersleeve, Brooklyn.
Com. Geo. II. Stevens, n. Y. CITY.
Mrs. A. w. Sander and son, N. Y. CITY
Mr.. and Mrs. John ]. Ryan, n. Y. City.
William j. Ryan, New York City.
Miss Bessie Ryan, New York CITY.
Mrs. NJ. Howard, Staten l., N. Y.
Miss B. Howard, Staten l., n. Y.
Miss NJ. Howard Staten l., n. Y.
X. A. Howard. Staten l., n. Y.
Jack Howard, Staten l., n. Y.
Elbridge Howard, Staten l., n. y.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. n. Eaton, Pitts
burg, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Fraser, Sherbrook.
p. Q.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles w. Myers.
Hampstead. L. l.
Miss jeanette Myers, Hampstead.
Miss Mary Myers. Hampstead, IL.
Miss Annie Myers, Hampstead, l.. l..
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Reichenback.
New York City.
Mrs. S. A. Mcdonald, Cleveland, o.
Mrs. Andrew Hillyar and daughter.
Cleveland, o.
Mrs. Harriet E. Ashcroft, Montreal.
Mss r. ]. Deferrari, Stoneham, Mass.
Miss Susan Deferrari, Stoneham.
Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos H. Stone, Corn
wall, n. Y.
Mrs. NJ. F. Bristol, Cornwall, n. Y.
Carlos B. Stone, Cornwall, n. Y.
William III. Stone, Cornwall, n. Y.
Dorothy Stone, Cornwall, n. Y.
Dudley Stone, Cornwall. n. Y.
Miss Margaret Stone, Cornwall, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Karl II. WisewelI
Brooklyn, n. Y.
J. NJ. Laurencelle, New York City.
MI. and Mrs. Thos. w. Smith, w.
Philadelphia. Pa.
Mrs. John p. Thomas, Brookline.
Mass
John p. Thomas. Jr., BrooklIne.
Mass.
Miss Rebecca Ross, Portland. Me.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Morgan, Jr.. New
York City.
G. G. Banks. New York City.
+. X. Allen, New York City.
Nat w. Bowes, Boston, Mass.
Mrs. DR.. Julia E. waylan, Phila. Pa
henry Boan, Jr., Newark, N. ].
Harry Hayward, New York City.
Charles Barteels, New York City.
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Rise and Fall of William,

Knew fellow. name was Bill.
Raised down yonder by the mill.
Got In devilment and cleared.
And the first thing that we heared
Was that Bill had gone to town,
Sobered up and settled down,
Quit his meanness and his tricks
And had gone in politics
Heared that he had got to be
Alderman and drew a fee
That was big enough to pay
Fer a shoe shine every day;
We was proud. since things was thus.
That he had been one OF US;
That with US he used to mix.
Now he was In politics.
Didn't call him Bill no more;
Called him Mr.. William Orr;
All the meanness that he done
We was certain was In fun;
Though his good traits had been slim.
We thought UP a few for him
He was one Of our own chicks
Since he'd riz In politics.
Well. sir. word came down by mail
That they had him locked in Jail
Cause he'd stole the city blind.
After that you couldn't find
Not a friend OF Bill In town.
Every fellow threw him down;
Every one declared that they
Had been sure he'd end that way.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Franklin T. Root of
New York City, arrived Wednesday
last, to spend ten days at the Schoff
cottage, the Urchin. 1t is the intention
OF Mrs. Root to spend the entire sum.
mer while business affairs demand
that Mr.. Root return to New York Sat
urday, leaving him second recess of
10 days during the latter part of
the summer which he will spend at
the island. Mr.. Root Is associated
In business with his father, Charles
L. Root, who Is president of the
well-known Root newspaper Associa-
tion OF New York, Chicago and st.
Louis.
On Friday last, Bailey's Island was
the recipient OF number OF guests.
Among them were Miss Margaret
Sniyely, Miss Muriel SniveIy and
their brother. Mr.. DeForest Sniyely
OF Philadelphia. They will spend
the summer with Mrs. Z. J. Wells
and will add much to the pleasure OF
the smart set. The Snively's are
social leaders In the metropolis Of
the Keystone State. Many eniovabie
sea trips have been planned ne we'll
as many short outings on Bailey's.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Burnham of
..c"toh Tenure, MASS, with their
three children are here at the beau
tiful summer home coming down I'm
time for the 4th. Mr.. and Mrs. BURN.
ham have made a few short visits IN
the island during June. Mr.. Burn.
ham Is a member Of the Boston Bar.
Mrs. l.. Everett Stevens. Homer
r: stevens, Mrs. George r. Damon.
n mLs. waiter Hayden and Mrs. NJ. c.
pierce OF Worcester, Mass, with Miss
Edna Prouty Of Barre. Mass. are a
loily party that are occupying the
Breezemere cottage on summer Hill
Tor the month Of July.
Miss A. q. Knapp and Miss Alice
Belt OF Melrose Highlands who are
occupying the Perkins cottage On
summer HUI for the month OF JuIv
entertained Harry ~. Belt. brother ~
MISS Belt over the glorious Fourth.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. woodman n,
orange, N. J, with their chIldren
Winifred and Jocelyn were smong
me members Of our summer colon1
VINO arrived here for the season ~
time to celebrate the day Of ina..
pendence. The family are az usual
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Bailey Island

Mr.. F. b. Spaulding OF Lancaster.
n. h, was visiting his family from
Friday until Sunday. Mrs. Spaulding
and family with Mrs. +. Z. Whitney
and family OF Bethel, Me-, are here
At the Russ cottage. Early last week
Mr.. Whitney came down for a short
outing, but his business affairs de-
manded his returning home Monday
morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Briggs, Mrs. F..
J. Kerr and the Misses Katherine.
Louise and Frances Kerr OF Elizabeth.
N. j, with Mrs. 8. ID. Drake of Bond.
brook ~. j., are happy party Of sum.
mer visitors that are at the lower
Briggs cottage. They will remain
the entire month and IL Is safe to saw
they will enjoy every minute of their
sojourn.
A. VI. Hayden, the popular repre-
sentative OF r. 8. Davis Co, the
house furnishers of Portland was
here on the island one day last week
In the interest Of his concern.
Walter ID. Crafts of the Ocean View
hotel was In Portland last week pur.
chasing supplies for this house.
Mr.. and Mrs. George stetson q,
over Sunday the guests OF Mr.. Stet.
sons brother, James @. Stetson. and
his sister, Mrs. Chester 8. Sinnett.
r. 8. Davis & Co, OF Portland. Ne,
have what you are looking for I'm the
line OF household furniture. adv.
Mrs. DIR. Luckey and son BENJAMIN
arrived the latter part OF last week
TO Join the other members OF her fam.
fly here.
Miss Marie A. Estabrook IL In Bos.
ton. Mass, on business affairs and
may be away for two or three weeks
During her absence Mrs. Sarah n
Estabrook IL at South Harpsweil.
Miss Katherine Bigelow of Lewis
ton, Me-, who has been spending a
week at her fathers cottage at Little
Harbor, returned home Tuesday
morning.
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0. w. Bowman has his yacht
viking" anchored in Mackerel Cove
and Is now prepared to take out sail
ing and fishing parties.
l.. A. Boynton Of East Orange. n. J..
one OF the popular young members
OF the summer colony, came down
last week for the season. He is be-
Ing entertained by Messrs. George
and Royal Root at their fathers sum-
mer home on the bluffs of Pebbly
Beach. Mr.. Boynton Is attending
Cornell University.
Miss Christine Seward of Orange.
N. j., Is here at her fathers summer
home at Maiden Lane, having ar
rived on the Saturday noon boat.
Miss Seward was the first member of
ner FAMILY to arrive, but DIR. Seward
with others Of his children are ex-
pected soon.
William ID. Smith and his sister.
Mrs. Z. s. Richards and her family of
Reading, Pa, were among the mem
bers OF the summer colony that ar
rived at their cottage Friday last.
they have been coming to Bailey for
several years and usually they re-
main the entire season.
Ar. and Mrs. Charles A. Gilman OF
Lewiston. Me-, was here on the Island
sunday and spent a few hours at
their cottage, Sea Cliff on Maiden
Lane. They will come down later I'm
the season aud spent part of their
vacation here. They were at the ho-
tel for dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayden of Boston.
Mass, are being entertained for a
short time at Mrs. Beede's cottage.
the Bonny View.
Miss Clara May Purington OF West
Bowdoin. Me-. returned home Monday
after two weeks sojourn with her
cousin, Mrs. Beede.
Mrs. p. T. Denning and her son
accompanied by Mrs. l.. A. Knight
and her daughter, Miss Knight of
Leicester, Mass, arrived Saturday for
the month Of July and will occupy the
Denning cottage on Summer Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. David william OF
lewiston, were among the excursion.
ISIS that came down on the second
boat Sunday. Mr.. William "a a con.
tractor and builder IN that city. They
were at the hotel for dinner.
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Humor auo Philosophy
Maud Muller.
By DUNCAN n. SMITH


Once upon time there lived q Fair
Maiden In a Rural District. Her Ways
were Fresh and unstudied, and her
Smile was Divine.
Appeared unto her In a Vision q
Shade which said, Gentle Maiden, II
q single wish were to be granted you
which would you choose-Beauty, Pow
er or RichesY'
Maudie then showed that she had
learned wisdom since the day when she
handed up q gourdful Of Adams best
to the Judge Of her precinct, for she
made reply:
Neither. Transportation to South
Dakota and the address Of a good d.
vorce lawyer"
The shade was Delighted ut her Per-
spicuity and told her that Annual Pass
would always be honored and that any
old lawyer In the Prairie State was
good enough.
Maudie took up her residence In Chi
cago and lived Happy Ever Afterward.
Moral.-Good Judgment Is More to be
desired In an Emergency than Bunch
Of Coin.
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HAMILTON VILLA.
Chebeasue Island, Me.
A. e. Hamilton. proorietor-

A. e. Hamilton, Proprietor.
(see advertisement in another column.)
Mrs. ]. S. Smelling, New York City.
Miss Alice L. Smelling, New York
City.
Miss Susie P. Smelling, New York
City.
Stuart Peers Smelling, New York
City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lang. Montreal.
Miss Ruth Lang. Montreal.
Miss Nellie Lang, Montreal.
Miss Evelyn Lang. Montreal.
Miss Luke, Montreal.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard A. Lewis, Rock.
land, Mass.
Mf. and Mrs. Charles w. Poole, Rock.
land, Mass.
Miss Pauline E. Cahill, Montreal.
Scott B. Putnam, Beverly.
Miss Alice H. Gilbert, Springfield.
Miss Helen E. Diller, Springfield.
MI. and Mrs. Geo. w. Sweetser,
Wakefield.
Miss E. A. Williams, New York City.
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THE HAMILTON.
Chebeasue Island, Me.
Harry L. Hamilton, Proprietor

Harry L. Hamilton, Proprietor.
<see advertisement in another coiumn.)
Mr.. and Mrs Nelson c. Newell
Springfield. Mass.
A. N. Newell, Springfield, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Newell, NewY DIRK
Mrs. Wilfred II. Cunningham, Sharon
Hill, n. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Gray, Jr.. New.
ark, n. j.
Albert NJ. Gray. Newark, n. ].
Mrs. w. w. Broga, Springfield, Mass.
Miss Elizabeth Clark, Springfield.
Andrew Mel Clark, Springfield, Mass.
\. B. Clark, Springfield, Mass.
stephen ID. Adams, Boston, Mass.
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SUMMIT HOUSE.
Chebeaeue Island, Me.

Mrs. Clinton N. Hamilton, Proprietor
(See advertisement in another column.)
Mrs. Pietro Florida and daughter
New York.
Mrs. j. Smutny, New York.
Master Theodore Smutny, New York
Master Edgar Smutny, New York.
Master Rudolf Smutny, New oYrk.
Mrs Fred w. Wood, Boston, Mass.
Miss Gertrude A. Wood, Boston.
e. l.. Williams, Boston, Mass.
Mrs. A. ]. Leighton, Everett, Mass.
Miss II. l.. Leighton, Everett, Mass.
Mr.. E. L. Leighton, Everett, Mass.
Mr.. NJ. X. Leighton, Everett, Mass.
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OCEAN VIEW HOTEL.
Bailey's Island, Me.

Walter D. Crafts, Proprietor.
(see advertisement in another column.)
]. H. Hendrick, Springfield, Mass.
Mrs. d. s. Parker, Plainfield, Mass.
Mrs. s. T. Skidmore, Phila, Pa.
Miss Skidmore, Philadelphia, Pa.
Miss Isabel Milne, Plainfield, N. ].
Lawrence Milne. Plainfield, n. j.
Miss Susan Rafferty,, Plainfield, N. j.
Mrs. Viola Bonavita, Phila., Pa.
Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Avery, n. Y.
Clarence H. Lunt, Beverly, Mass.
Scott B. Putnam, Beverly, Mass.
John s. Crowley, Beverly, Mass.
Albert p. Willis, Philadelphia, Pa.
E. E. Harrington, Chicago.
Henry Wolburg, New York.
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PEAKS ISLAND HOUSE.
Peaks Island, Me.

totdUoS VIC
Ralph e. Rowe, Proprietor.
(See advertisement in another column.)
E. harrington New York City.
Mrs. harrington, New York City.
Sully Greenberg, Boston, Mass.
Mr.. T. NJ. Black, Boston, Mass.
j. Mazarine Block, Boston, Mass.
p. F. Duffiey, New York City.
]. E. Keogh, New York City.
r. L. Brownfield, ST., New York City.
r. l.. Brownfield, Jr., New York City,
Mrs. c. c. Conover, Phila, Pa.
Miss L. NJ. Frisbee, Phila., Pa.
Geo. b. Andrews, Auburn, Me.
5. b. Haynes, Boston, Mass.
A. II. Linscott, Rochester, n. Y.
Chas. w. Dunn, Lynchburg, Va.
Mrs. c. w. Dunn, Lynchburg, Va.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Miller, n. Y.
MIR. and Mrs. /. d. Worral, n. Y.
Miss Silverstone, New York City.
j. f. Anderson, Waltham, Mass.
John McCrillis, Boston, Mass
Miss May McCrillis, Boston, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Campbell, Boston
Mrs. A. l.. Yost, New York City.
Betram Yost, New York City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Hand, Jr.,
New York City
F. Z. Wright, New York City.
John T. Howard, Boston, Mass.
Miss NJ. Bonney, Boston, Mass.
Mrs. ]. Glennen, Boston, Mass.
Miss c. H. Duffy, Boston, Mass.
John and Mrs. Finn, Randolph, Mass
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Newman, Boston,
Mass.
]. NJ. Smith and Mrs. Smith, Den
yer, Col.
H. L. McLaury, Rapid City, s. Dako-
ia.
Geo. L. Wilson, New York City.
Mrs. s. X. Lamont, London. England.
VIM. A. Haskell, Boston, Mass.
Mrs. NJ. Snyder, New York City.
NJ. E. Snyder, New York City.
Bertram Kern, Jersey City.
Margaret E. Heating. Brockton, Mass.
Herbert L. Wiley, Waltham, Mass.
A. p. Guild, Boston, Mass.
Miss A. NJ. Spinney, Reading, Mass.
Miss A. NJ. Epinney, Reading, Mass.
Miss Clara Strauss, New York City:
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SEASIDE COTTAGE.
Baileys Island, Me.

Mrs. +. e. Cram, Proprietor.
tsee advertisement in another column.)
Miss c. F. Prouty, Barre, Pa.
Gertrude n. Partridge, Newtonville.
Laura ]. Ashmore, West Phila.. Pa.
T. E. c. Robinson. Milford, Mass.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. Poland, Fitchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex n. Wilson, Brook.
line, Mass.
Miss Booth, Brookline. Mass.
Mrs. b. s. Nolan and family. Cam.
bridge, Mass.
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Miss Laura B. Jacobus, Newark, N. J.
Mrs. Thomas J. Bissell. Newark, n. ].
Miss Nina s. Bissell, Newark. n. ].
Miss Viola Bissell. Newark, n. ].
A. Cyril Bissell. Newark, n. ].
Miss Alice c. Rogers, Wollaston,
Mass.
Miss Iva L. burlington, Allston. Mass.
William Buxbaum. Boston, Mass.
II. c. Needham, Hudson, Mass
Mrs. H. c. Needham, Hudson. Mass.
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HILL CREST.



Charles w. Hamilton, Proprietor.
(see advertisement in another coiumn.)
Charles w. Hamilton, Proprietor.
Chebeague Island, Me.
Claude n. Phillips, Salem, Mass.
Mr.. A. p. Bicknell, Dorchester, Mass.
Mrs. A. p. Bicknell, Dorchester, Mass.
Dorothy NJ. Bicknell, Dorchester,
Mass.
Lawrence A. Bicknell, Dorchester,
Mass.
Mrs. c. L. Ball. Halifax, n. s.
Dorothy Ball, Halifax, n. s.
John Ball, Halifax, n. s.
Mrs. r b. Robinson, Newton, Mass.
Miss Helen F. Robinson, Newton,
Mass.
Miss Dorothy Robinson, Newton.
Mass.
Miss NJ. L. Hilton, Newark, n. ].
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RO6INHOOD INN.
BaiIeys Island, Me.

Miss }. e. Massey, Proprietor.
tsee advertisement in another coiumn.)
Mrs. Bird Maclagan, Passiac, NJ.
Miss Eva X. Keer, Titusville, Pa.
Mrs. Elizabeth A. Huntington. Ashe.
Vile, n. c.
Mrs. Sarah w. Huntington. Asbe.
Vile, N. c.
Mrs. Frederick Loomis, Montreal.
Miss Marjorie Loomis. Montreal
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WiIey's Hub Paints
Brilliant, Tasty and Lasting.
N. M. PERKINS & CO., Agents.
FREE STREET. pORTl AND MAINE
cruise to Chebeague Island.
8 FREE STREET,

cruise to Chebeague Island
Mr.. and Mrs. Erastus ]. Starr of
Spencer, Mass, with their three de-
lightful children arrived here Friday
and are now enjoying themselves at
their fine summer home here. Old
Glory is always flung to the breeze
at their place. AS usual the STAIRS
will entertain several house parties
during the season.
Parker Russell Johnson, the young
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Johnson,
Is slowly recovering from a severe
attack OF bronchial trouble. DR..
Mansur was in attendance.
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MISS Roberta Loomis, Montreal.
Daniei Loomis, Montreal.
arthur Loomis. Montreal.
MISS Marie T. Widmayer, New York
MI, and Mrs. Frank w. Grifith
Philadelphia, Pa.
MI. and Mrs. James Kelly, Phila., Pa
MT; n. Marion Crawford, Cambridge
Mass.
Mass.
MT; and Mrs j. Loring Arnold New
York City.
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ISLAND VIEW COTTAGE.
Chebeasue Island, Me.
L. +. Hamilton. proor;.to,

I. +. Hamilton, Proprietor.
(See advertisement in another column. J
II. G. Brewer, Waltham.
Mrs H: G. Brewer, waltham.
Frank ]. Murphy, w. Somerville.
I. E. Bolster. Portland.
Mrs. L. E. Bolster, Portland.
Richard Finn, Brockton.
Mrs. Richard Finn, Brockton.
Charles A. Brown, Brockton.
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Mrs. Charles A. Brown, Brockton.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. Burrage, Lowell.
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The trouble with 20 many strawberry
sbortcakes IL that they are 20 apt to be
short In quantity instead Of In quality.
The girl who can dirt and won't
isn't
Il costs Q lot Of money to be friends
with some people.
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PERT PARAGRAPHS.

A thing that costs you nothing usual
" IL worth about what IL cost.
1t takes an unmarried woman TO tell
you how q husband should be disci.
plined.
Some people tell lies to help them
selves, and others tell them because
they cant help themselves.
1t Isn't always safe to tell the truth
70 your wife, but Il 10 safer than not
to tell.
Love letters are most ant TO be In.
terestlng when they are published In
book form.
Silence is good poultics to apply 10
angry ears.
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Get Even With Them.
He Was Right.

He Was Right.
, 'There Is a beautiful woman, but
what Is she good forT' sneered the
cynic.
WELL" replied his companion. T
would be willing to bet that she could
make a hundred dollar salary look like
30 cents"
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Tragedy.

An actor found n quiet stream.
For on the ish he had designs,
But he could only sit and dream.
For he'd forgotten all his lines.
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Reason Enough For Her.
so the Boston girl turned him
down"
"Yes; she said he didn't know
beans"
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He Had Reason,

but what makes him look so sadY'
He Is writing the funny column for
Q daily paper"
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The Difference.

a clerk one evening tapped a till
And took thcrefrom a dollar bill
OF course to jail he went.
Another fellow. much more slick,
Purloined n million by n trick
To congress he was sent.
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Did you ever notice that tan shoes
are invariably the mark Of vain man7
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1906-07-26

three. Animated nature is seen
around them. plenty OF gay plumaged
birds, some deer. and even a bear Is
sighted across a barranca.
So they 20 along. making good prog.
ress all the while. and ~piunglng deep.
er and deeper into the wilderness
With nature so lovely and prospects
so bright. with those they adore IN
their company sixteen hours out OF
each day. Is Il any wonder the two
comrades are happy3
True. they never foi get that danger
hoyera over them-that one OF the
most remarkable schcmers Is pltted
against them, and that even while
they sleep no IS endaavorlng TO weave
his spiders web about thom.
Eternal vigilance Is the price OF
safety, and they do not mean TO be
caught mapping
Thus three days phss-they have met
one mule train comirg from the mine
laden with pure lnFots OF the precious
metal. for the IN Dorado Is nov equip
ped with crushing machinery. the
most modern stamp min. and all that
the best mines uf Colorado could
boast OF, This trala OF pack mules
has a convoy % soldiers. who have
been actually hired hy the owners OF
the mine 90 protect their treasures
pa route. Think OF hiring out soldiers
FOR such a purpoaei
we are nearly the-o. says Dick.
when they make camp the third night.
-by noon tomorrow We will be at the
mine.
Il happens that on this night their
camp is pitched in the valley. A
queer formation rises ia the middle Of
Il. and upon this they have hit as the
place 10 rest Tents are ralsed. fires
lighted as usual. some OF the escort
hsh IN the stream with good success
while others. who are hunters by ma
ture, wander on 10 see what game
they can scare np.
Il am told this Is called the Valley
los Muertas-the Vale OF Death-do
you know where Il received the
name1" asks Pauline, after they have
had supper, and while they sit about
the IRE. a CHEEKY blaze that does
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lightly as he says.
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the name mentioned HpEgins Was Ia.
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some story connected with this weird,
uncanny looking gl1omy vale
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