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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-09

DO you think your father would
like me as q son.inlaw?" Yes. ] bo.
licyc be would" "Oh JOY T." Papa
aud never agree about anything YOU
know" Cleveland Leader
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1906-07-09

Mrs. Madls sou-ioe d1 SON like
,olr new nrlghbors Mrs Mycr-I
don't know haven't tried 10 borrow
ANYTHING y,t-Towu and Country.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-04
Sfrfninmlls in StraBburs.

ueber einen bellte mod leben6en 6euts
f4en 8unoesfiiriten erSGblt man fi6
in Strabburs i'm gliab cine Nnet6ote,
Die einerieits beaei9neno fir oos
ftaatsre9tli9e9 erbGltnib Der 6euti6en
8unoesfiirften gum Gei9slano 1T. an
bererieits elm merfpiirbises 2i6t auf
bas 9obeitssefiibl bes betreffenoen
5irften tptrft.
@s mar CUR 3eit Ser GtattbaIterz
i9dft Manteuffels (1879 Bis 1885,.
als iener Jiirt mad Strabbura lam,
Inn ii9 Die Stabt gu befeben. Mons
teuffel, Der feline 3eit bate, nit Serez
nifiimus in Der Staot bsrumsufubren,
CAB tbm CUR 8eslettung feline in Strobs
burg fe6r betannte uno beliebte Spnter
Sfabe0a unb ietnen Mbiutanten, Sen
Sberiten b. Stranb, nit. 0ie INNER
purbe Srdulein b. Manteuffel bonn
Publifum febr freunoli9 besribt, uno
10 ereisnete ii9 benn bas fleine Miss
berftdnonib, baB, als man bon Der
Spaaierfabrt Dieber beimfam, Seres
ntfiimus au Dem @%tattbalter sndoiaft
gu bemerfsn gerubten, ME aufrie6en fis
NIT Dem Stano Der oeutf9en Sadie in
ben &si9slunoen ieien, fosar feline
beutfden Jiirften femme cas- Wolt f6on
uno griibe lie. Manteuffel betam fir
10 biel Sii9tisfeit BON SereniIIinrus
feinen aqerbOdfen Oroen.
BON Dem p%erftorbenen 9robberaoa
Rarl Ileranber bon Weimar tpeib man,
bab es feline 9epflosenbeit mar, bon
rmeinem taiierli9en StattbaIter in
GliaB<2othrinaen" All reoen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-04

yartb. 2eBtsns probirten fiinf
Rnaben bas gis ouf ben Nnlaseteis
den, nobel Der 9jdbrige Witte unb
Der 12iGbrise Miibrins einbra4en
unb ertranfen. Witte tonnte Stpar
sleid beraussssosen perben, bic ans
seftenten Observation-Disclosures
blieben iebo9 erfulslos. Die Sside
bes Mibrins fOnnte ni4t seborser
merben. :
SeIfof. Muf BEN 6isiiser
Rittersuts tparen bic 9utsarbeiter an
Der Oref&maf6ine nit 2ornbrsfden
befddftist. Ddbrenb Der paufe
blieben einise iunse Mdbden an Der
Mafdine auriid unb bra6ten biefe
gum @teben. Sn benz aussnblid,
als bic Mrbeiter tpieber our Mrbeit ers
f9tenen unb bic Mafdine tn Gang
selafen purbe, serietb bic ~16idbrise
Mrbeiterin Mppolonia DombroDsfi
in's @etriebe. Dem bebauernspertben
MGbaen purhen beibe Beine bonn
R6rper seriFen, auBerbem bas Rld,
graf befddbist. Die @erunsIiidte
tpurbe iofort benz hiefisen Sobunni=
ter : Rranfenbuuie susefibrt, tuo iit
balb barauf ffarb.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-04
Rffte NHbf.
Don o. .. Stefd.

Gs uogt oos breite 2ebsn,
Sin tuelenrviGer StrouI,
Nit tauieuofodem Streben
Sings UNI ben erniten Sou1.
Snoeb IN ieinem Grieoen
@ur elm 0efibl fb regt,
Sas, bon Der Welt geidieoen,
Sod oleg in fi6 trGst.
Sos in Der Welt p~eritummeno
Sr allen 9er5sn tDut;
DDS, f9 Die Welt perbiifIeno,
Glein bic @elt beri90nt.
60 ftebt bic refte 2iebe,
Sie BON Der Welt ni9t trennt,
uno, mitten i'm Seordnee,
Soa bod unO etniam brsnnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-05-04


aOnissbsrs. Das Spfer Ell
nes unfans fpurbe Der fiir5li9 bonn
Militdr entlaHene Nrbeiter Iuguit
S4uls. @r befanb fi9 in Der HGbe
bes preselbabnbpfes am 9oliteiner
Damn, bi9t on benz bort itebenben
preabpd, pbne baruuf gu adten, bab
cine 2otprb fi6 in Der Hidtung borts
bin bepeete. Sieie briidte i'm nit
einem Buffer 10 beftig gegen ben
prelbOd, baB Der Sob auf Der Stene
eintrat.s Sie 2ei9e tpurbe in's
S9anbaus iberfiibrt.
8if9ofsburg. 5ier If bas
8aufmann Granfenftein'i6e Gdbaus
an Martt Bis auf bic @insmauern
ausgebrannt. Das i'm Grbaef6oB
befinbli6e Manufatturpaarengeiddft
BON Srantenfein 1T gum srDBtsn
Sheil, bas ubrengeiddft bon Stira
(bes Commanders Der T.uertpebr)
~bonitdnbis ausaebrannt. Vie I'm erz
fen Stod pobnenbe samilie bes
gargermeiFers 2lefelb fonnte ni9ts
retten.
@oIbup. Dor fur5er, aerietb
Der BET @~runbbefber Muouft @raup
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-15

respectively, hereby established with
in the said state OF to the Supreme
Court of such state, as the nature of
the case may require. And the Cir
cult, District, and State courts here
in named shall, respectively, be the
successors of the supreme courts
of the said territories as to all such
cases arising within the limits or en-
braced itnin the jurisdiction of such
courts, respectively, with full pow
er to proceed with the same and
award mesne or final process there
in; and that from all judgments and
DEGREES of the Supreme Courts of
the said territories mentioned in
this act, in any ase arising within
the limits of the proposed state prior
to admission, the parties to such judg
prosecute appeals and writs of err
ror to the Supreme Court of the
United tates or to the Circuit Court
of Appeals as they shall have had by
law prior to the admission Of said
state into the Union.
Sec. SO. That in respect to all
cases, proceedings, and matters now
pending in the Supreme or District
Courts of the said territories at the
time of the admission into the Union
of the said State, and arising within
the limits of such state, whereof the
Circuit or District Courts by this act
established might have had jurisdic-
ton under the laws of the United
States had such courts existed at the
time Of the commencement of such
cases, the said Cirucit and District
Courts, respectively, shall be the suc-
cessors of said Supreme and District
Courts of said territories, respectively
and in respect to all other cases, pro-
ceedings. and matters pending in the
Supreme Or District Courts of the
said territories at the time IF the
admission of such territories into the
Union, arising within h limits of
said state, the courts established by
such state shall, respectively, be the
successors of said Supreme and Dis
files, records, indictments, and pro-
ceedings relating to n sucn cases
shall be transferred to such Circuit,
District, and State Courts, respective
ly, and the same shall be proceeded
with therein in u course of law;
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-15

for normal schools two hundred
penal, and reformatory institutions.
two hundred thousand acres; for ag-
riculturai and mechanical colleges,
three hundred thousand acres; Pro
vided, That the two national appro-
priations heretofore annually paid to
the two agricultural and mechanical
colleges of said Territories, respect
lively, shall, until the further order of
Congress, continue to be paid to
said state for the use of said respec-
tive institutions; for school of mines,
two hundred thousand acres; for mil
itary Institutes, two hundred thous-
and acres.
Sec. 35. That all lands granted in
quantity or as indemnity by this act
shall be selected, under the direc-
ton of the Secretary of the Interior,
from the unappropriated public lands
of the United States within the linn
it's of the said state, by a commission
composed of the Governor, Surveyor
General, and Attorney-General Of said
state; and no fees shall be charged
for passing the title to the same or
for the preliminary proceedings
thereof.
Sec. SO. That all mineral lands
shall be exempted from the grants
made by this act; but if any portion
thereof shall be found by the Depart
ment of the Interior to be mineral
lands, said state, by the commission
provided for in section 35 hereof, un-
der the direction of h Secretary of
the Interior, is hereby authorized and
empowered to select, in legal subdi-
visions, an equal quantity of other
unappropriated. lands in aid state
in lieu thereof.
Sec. 81. That the said state, when
admitted as aforesaid, shall consti-
tute two judicial districts, to be
named, respectively, the eastern and
districts of Arizona, the
boundaries of said districts to be
the same as the boundaries Of said
territories, respectively, and the cir
tricts shall be held, respectively, at
Albuquerque and Phoenix for the
time being, and the said districts
shall, for judicial purposes, until 9th
erwise provided, be attached to the
ninth judicial circuit. There snail
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-15
MY COTTAGE 70. Sale.

plete homes with all modern conven-
fences in the Pecos Valley. Rented
for $3.50 per month. Will sell for
$250.00 less than actual cost. My rea-
son for selling is hat 1 need the mo
ney. Take a look at it. First house
north of DR.. Veal's on Richardson av-
enue. Call up Totten & Keinath's
ranch at Artesia, or address Chris
Totten. 75tf.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-15

but to writ, action, Indictment, cause
prior to the admission of the State
shall be pending, in any territorial
court in said territories shall abate
by the admission of such State Con-
gressional district; but the said state
government shall remain in abey-
ance until the state shall be admitted
into the Union as proposed by this
Act. In case the constitution of said
state shall be ratified by a majority
of the legal voters in each Of said
Territories voting at the election held
therefor as herinbefore provided, but
not otherwise, the legislature thereof
may assemble at Santa Fe, organize.
and elect two senators of the United
States in the manner now prescribed
by the laws of the United States;
and the Governor mi Secretary of
State of the proposed state snail GER
tify the election of the senators and
representatives in the manner re-
CURED by law, and when such state
is admitted into the Union, as pro-
vided in this Act, the senators and
representatives shall be entitled to
be admitted to seats in congress and
to all rights n privileges of ena
tors and representatives of other
states in the congress of the United
States; n the officers of the state
government formed in pursuance of
said constitution, as provided by the
constitutional convention, snaH pro-
ceed to exercise all the functions of
state officers; and all laws Of said
territories in force at the time of
their admission into the Union shall
be in force in the respective portions
of sal state until changed by the
legislature of said state except as
modified or changed by this act or
laws OF the United States shall have
the same force and effect within the
said states as elsewhere within the
United States.
Sec. Al. That the sum of one hun
dred and fifty thousand dollars is
hereby appropriated for d~efraying the
expenses incident to the election, etc.
(The last two sections have again
been changed somewhat in the last
few days.)
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-15
STATEHOOD BILL AS AMENDED
BY SENATE AND HOUSE
CONFEREES.
new MEXICO ( ARIZONA
Restored to the Measure with Provis-
ions for Separate Vote of Territor-
les Before Calling Constitutional
Convention.
Continued from Yesterday


Sec. "a. That in lieu of the grant
of land for of internal i'm
provement made to new States by the
eighth section of the Act of Septem-
Der fourth, eighteen hundred and for
ty-one, which section is hereby re
pealed as to the proposed State, and
in lieu of any claim or demand by the
State under the Act of September
twenty-eighth, eighteen hundred and
fifty. and section twenty-four hundred
and seVenty-nine of the Revised
Statutes, making a grant of swamp
and overlooked lands to certain
states, which grant it is hereby de
clared is not extended to the said
state. and in lieu of any grant of sa-
line lands to said tate, save as here
tofore made, the following grants of
land from public lands of the United
States within said state are hereby
made, to-wit:
For the establishment and main
enanc and support of insane asy-
lums in the said state, two hundred
thousand acres; for penitentiaries
two hundred thousand acres; for
schools for the deaf, dumb and
blind, two hundred thousand acres;
for miners hospitals for disabled mi
Hes. one hundred thousand acres;
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-15

be appointed for each of said districts
one district judge, one United States
Attorney, and one United States
Marshal. The judge of each Of said
districts shall receive. a yearly salary
the same as other similar judges of
the United States, payable rs pro-
vided for by law, and shall reside in
the districts to which he is appointed.
There shall be appointed clerks of
said courts, who shall keep their
Offices at said Albuquerque and Phoe-
nix in said state. The regular terms
of said courts shall be held in said
districts, at the places aforesaid, on
the first Monday in April and the
first Monday in November of each
year, and one grand jury shall be
summoned in each year in each of
said circuit and district courts
The Circuit aud District Courts for
said districts, and the judges thereof
respectively, shall possess the same
powers and jurisdiction and perform
the same duties required to be per
u 1I1Cu ny GllC III S1lSD1 CN1ld u
trict Courts judges of the United
States, and shall be governed by the
same avs INT regulations. The Mars
shall, District Attorney, and Clerks of
he Circuit and District Courts. of
said districts, and all other officers
and persons performing duties in
the administration of justice therein,
shall severally possess the! powers
and perform the duties lawfully pos
seSsed and required to be performed
by similar officers in other districts
the services they may perform, re-
ceive the fees and compensation now
allowed by law to officers performing
similar services for the United States
in the Territories of Arizona and
New Mexico, respectively.
Sec That all cases of appeal or
writ of error heretofore prosecuted
and now pending in the Supreme
Court of the United States upon any
record from h Supreme Court of
either of said territories upon any
record from said courts, NAV be
heard and determined by said SUI
preme Court of the United States.
And the mandate of execution or of
further proceedings shall be directed
by the Supreme Court of the United
States to the circuit or district courts
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-15
Purity Flour.
Oil, Oil, Oil.

1t is now an assured fact that we
nave a good Oil field near Roswell.
We have some extra fine claims near
the well for sale. Maps of the oil
field showing all filings. If you are
interested in oil come and see us.
Opposite Post Office, 3O3 N. Main. If
CARLTON & BELL.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-15
Rubber Tires.

l have just received a big shipment
of the best rubber tires for buggies,
and have a first class man to put
them on for you. All work guaranteed.
R. F. Cruise, Overman Stand. 82tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-15
Ask For Purity Flour.

F. A. Mueller, the tailor, is well
prepared to AXE care of the rush in
his business, which will surely follow
this oil boom. Get your order in
early for suits or extra pants. 88tf
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-15

Why don't you use an Eslec-
trio Iron?
Eve got them.
You can get them on trial.
The trial costs you nothing; the
Irons talk for themselves.
If you want one they cost SIS.
Call up Phone Al. Bernard
Gnnsul, 800 N. Main.
The Roswell daily record. [volume] (Roswell, N.M.) 1903-current, 1906-06-15

Yellowstone, bottled in bond. The
greatest American whiskey.-Oriental
Saloon. Stiff
The evening world., 1906-04-27
COTTON HIGHER IN
FEVERlSH MARKET

The question OF May notices WINS o
disturbing factor 81 the cotton market
At the oatsc, to-day About $500 were
lssuei. practically |cquaiuuF thc este
Notes Prices az the start were fever
,sh, but 3 to 8 points higher Amons
professionals there was considerable
shifting OF accounts. rejecting the ner-
%vouhness OF the market. which KEEP,
huctuatlns sharply
The opening prices were: April. ii9'
offered; May. I'LL to ul2. June, 1913,
bid: July. 1921 10 lOoS; August. l0S to
1886; October. lo4j to 1916: December,
i0M to l0.47. January. 1913 bid.
The closing frsees were April. lloS
10 u 10: May. ile to u.o1. June. 1890 to
I0o,; July. 1921 to leeo August. 1919 t.
1913: September. l0ss TO 1896 october.
1899 TO 10 30; November. lo.Ss to 1893;
December. 100 10 l0il. January. 1914
to 1915. February. 1917 TO lO.s. March.
p.5o TO 1889.
The evening world., 1906-04-27
WHEAT RALLIES; BUT
The TRADERS NERVOUS,

Wheat sagged in the early market
dealings to-day. but later rallied. Trad.
crs were nervous over she May situa-
ton and timld about selling short. Cror
news cut little figure In tho days bust
ness.
Now York's opening prices we've
Mheat-July. So is. May. 81 S-S.
ChlcaSo's opening prices were. Vy-nea
May ~ rs 10 ~ 81. July, - II Corr
July. i5 "a. September, 6l-s. NAV
&c 5-S.
New York's closing prices were.
bid: September. 81 IT, offered. Com
May. 6Il-2 bid July, 90 Ii: September
b. SO; December. 80 6-s.
ChicagoNs closing prices were: Wheat
May, 70 TO ~ US: July. 10 to 70 is; Sep
: TENDER rs bid Corn-April. IS rs: Maj
.t6 rs offered; July. 20 to Al Is; Septem-
Der, 46 3s bid; My for 1907, 40 bid,
The evening world., 1906-04-27
K4LLSZRHT.
rRInAH- APRIL q

Tccentriclty ruled TIE stock market
to-day and the most slalful and alert
traders IN the Exchange were kept
guessing every minute. The nuct-
uauons became sensational about noon.
prices, which earlier n the day had
ehown q disposition TO stinen OF tho
taore favorable outlook For the coal
labor troubles. dropped so rapidly thai
thc reporters for the ticker service
found It d.nlcult 10 keep w. with the
changing quotations. \ furious sell
ing movement began about half past
twelve O'Clock. Al Of the active
ttooks were -yiciously nttucked und
prices shrlnk like burning paper.
The declines ranged from 9 TO 6 points
Amalgamated Copper went from LOO to
below l03. Union Pacific dropped ,
points and recovered a point Steel
common went down 10 40. Reading
down TO 12i IA and New York Central.
without ANY show OF activity. receded
from III Ia to 10 L.. The HIN stocks
7 rlumped In a most surprising way and
st. Paul. after gaining Ia early in the
day. tumbled in ten minutes from les
10 1874. Practically every active stock
on the list made a low record for the
year.
Nervousness and anxiety spread from
the board room to the brokers' office
and the Kaleidoscope changes on the
blackboard were watched with growing
GstontShmcnt and uneasiness. The vol
ume OF trading between y and ! O'Clock
was enormous Up to y o'clock. to-
days sales on the stock Exchange were
Isl 40 shares behind those OF yesterday.
At l O'Clock tac totals stood as fol-
lows: Thursday. 49, 81 shares: Friday.
$3.50 shares. Everybody asked every
body else waat the matter was. but
al were obliged 20 give up the connun-
drum. s3nc OF teo Professional traders
declared that the break was started oy
u deliberate sacrifice OF small lots o.
Great Northern preferred and NortaeTa
Pacific. Tho first named stock lost
more than 10 points, sliding rapidly from
3d. 10 - % Northern Pac.nc opened
at ~ Is and Dropped Ike lead down
10 ~ 81 During the selling excitement
Eumors OF failures. or !m9end.us ia-l-
ures circulated about the room When
over one OF these rgmors became suii-
Gently definite 90 be followed up It
was found 10 he without foundation.
|, tanker. who have no interest IN the
transient speculative PHASES ~ tFr stocK
market. regard the general outlook witl
satisfaction They think hat tie money
situation WILL continue 10 improve and
that prices OF good securities are bound
20 er bigber can money r,tes wh.-b
opened to-day Snt o per cent. worked
down 70 1 81 - I IL per cent. Arrange
ments We're made during the day FOR
the importation ~ an additional S.er.-
oo OF gold. and something over Sl,50-
CO. Of imported gid was turned over
40 the Suo-TrcasIry IN repayment OF
advances on deposits % bonds. Aia My
In consequence Of heavy transfers OF
money 10 san Francisco yesterday the
New Yosk banks lost G.SG.oc1 TO .he
su~b-Treasury.
Some OF tho commission houses are
rdvlsinc Their customers 10 buy Wa
bash stocks az the ruling prices. IN an
~tlclpatiou * a sharp advance junt IS
soon as market conditions improve. In
an application to the New York stock
Exchange FOR tie listing OF an nddi-
t!onaI 10000 OF nrst mortgage Z per
The evening world., 1906-04-27
MORE GOLD COMING.

The First National ank has arranged
for geld imports Of S~.coo,c0o through
the Sub Treasury having deposited
that amount IN bonds there and re
ceiving advance payment under the re-
cent order OF Secretary Shaw.
The evening world., 1906-04-27
THE CLOSING QUOTATIONS

To.day's bisAsst loves; md cicsirr prices
and not changes 81 stocks from y"streda' q
nnal quatatlans arc % ~flIuHa.
The evening world., 1906-04-27

Tho total sales or stocks to-day were
~. nnl shares. and of bonds s. 10. oo0.
The evening world., 1906-04-27
SeU-meaSurement blanks
ana SaHnDleS of malerlals win ke

anu SaHIDACS OF materials VIII re
mailed TO any address upon request.
Out-oi-town customers or those who
canno, call may order bY mail and he
assured OF securing the very best at
tention. a deposit 81 5000 must &C
company all mail orders.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
.IJnlas]nlmouLsl,

( /. And, gentlemen Of the L Jury, 50 say
you MI an inquired the Judge ~ u, GER
tain, Arkansas circul I, after tfle verdict
Ind been brought an accord ing 70 l'uc Esls3
IN well, tho rest on MS do md u reckon
n ort a to, 4, resp nded he smlHalles thaa
mogti altry-lnoking member Of me AN ~
Ssortinent OF peers You see, I:orlgln Y
sdIffered Wit Ii, or from eyer y sl'toT
el rest f these yeEe y,s.e,.a
but they teat mo ~ Ply c!ss0|T
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22

three confrores, i ano tier patient This
patient really died. After the death, az
the physicians discussed the case to-
gether, one OF them said; VI i. n.
Since quick burial Is necessary, we
might inter the body temporarily ! uii-
derstand our brother here has q vacant
grave on hand is5 II + .35
q g'Dr, laitcoe smiled. NJ ta@
Yes ha, said, 7 believe am the
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
shop; "Wanted--A respectable boy for
beef sausages."-London Tribune,
AS He Had Hoped.

The Insurance Committee had informed
tho Witness that his explanation failed
Z to explain, # 5 81 81 q
4 "Really. gentlemen,n he responded
blithely. II am highly gratifledA
Surprised. they made question.
why, I could make in three minutes"
he resumed, IAN explanation that would
explain the whole business. Preparation
OF the ono you have heard occupied my
time for three months"
Then they could understand his glow
OF Observation-Disclosures Ledger. ~
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
only physician present ~ hose grayses ar az,
not all filed, e - Exchange, 81
Second Nature.

The first Witncss called IN q recent EN-
freshman, Of whose com petencs as Wit
ness opposing counsel entertained q oupt
says Hnrpers Weekly AT their ~ atance
there was put to him, before bej ng . WOE y,
tho usual lnterrogatory, Do you k llc "
the nature OF an oath S Il
" A broad grin spread 4oyer thlsea rage ~
the lrishman az he repl led H &,
"Indade, Yonr Honor, ma " {; say Ih M
An is second nature with me. " u
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-22
Turning the Tables.

E a statesman. In, an argument, had,
turned the tables rather neatly on hls
opponent. Senator Dolliver, In congratu.
8lation said:
5tor7-pr. Pitcoe. This gentleman once had
"a grave dug for patient, supposed to
he dying, who afterward recovered, and
over this error of Judgment the doctor
was joked for many years.
Once he attended. In consultation With