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A Communication.

AS the Record says, in regard to
the waterworks, Haynes & Bonney
are home men and have spent much
time and money on their waterworks
without any compensation whatever
am only a unit, but as units make
tens, and tens make hundreds, etc.
| think we ought to stand by eacn
other as a whole, and we will be a
prosperous people, and many stran-
gers will be attracted to our midst
Haynes took great pride in and had
great expectations for his water
works, and certainly he deserves
some compensation.
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The Military Institute base ball
team went down in defeat again Fri
day afternoon before the Amarillo
players, the score being II to 6. 1t
was a slow game. full of errors on the
home side and consequently dis
heartening to the Roswell people,
who cheered the boys to no avail. 1t
was the second defeat for the home
team out OF a series of three. The
series will be ended this afternoon.
The game had but few redeeming
features. The home team made two
clever double plays, and Stewart S
long run and catch in the fifth was
pretty sight. Harris, in right field
for the visitors. made the play of the
day After a long run he fell. but
jumped as he did so and caught and
held a long fly from Kennard's bat
that had looked like a two-base hit.
The whole story is told in the Off
cial score, as follows:
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San Francisco, Apr. 28.-The day
broke clear and pleasant with warm
sunshine, after one of the most dis
agreeable nights since the big fire.
A cold wind blew from the north un-
til late last night, and people camping
out had difficulty to keep warm. To
day the weather bids fair to continue
pleasant. Many street cars were in
operation this morning. and the con
fusion and congestion in the streets
of the unburned section were less no
ticeable
Many firms have opened up tempo
rary Offices in residences throughout
the city and begun work straighten-
ing out their affairs with a view of
resuming business as soon as possi-
BILE The real estate board met the
wholesalers association in joint ses-
sion this morning, and there was
thorough discussion of the details of
resuming business on this side of the
Bay. The offer by the citizens of Oak
land or large tract OF land on that
side of the Bay to wholesalers has
stirred the real estate men to a real
ization of the Importance of imme-
diate action to retain the firms in
San Francisco. and from present in
dications it seems there will be little
difficulty in arriving at some under
standing between these two import
ant bodies. There was much activity
today throughout the burned section
many men being engaged in clearing
away the debris in preparation for
construction of temporary
People have been further
warned against the opening of safes
or vaults at present. Several small
safes were opened yesterday and the
Continued 4th page, 1st coIumn)
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Formal Call for Troops.

Washington, Apr. 27.-Secretary
Taft has telegraphed to Governor
Pardee, of California, a suggestion
from the President that in order to
avoid any possible legal complica-
tion the Governor should call upon
the President formally for the use of
United States troops in San Fran
cisco
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number of royalist sympathizers who
are suspected of encouraging the dis
orders in the hope of effecting a
coup d etat. The offices of La Croix,
a reactionary paper, were also search
ed. Important papers are understood
to nave been found at the homes of
some of the royalists.
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HERE'S YOUR MULE.

- HERE YOUR MULE.
= The Record learns that
= resolution is now being drawn
= for introduction at the next
= session of the City Council for
= the purpose of submitting the
:, question of licensing gamb-
= ling in Roswell to a vote of
= the people. Mr.. Bell. of the
= Fourth Ward is the father of
3, this plan of evading the anti
= gambling law which the pres
Z, ent administration is pledged
= to maintain. The Record will
= not criticise Mr.. Bell for his
= efforts in behalf of his constit-
. uents, but it is we'll for the
= people who oppose gambling to
= be warned in time. Such a
2 proposition probably will be
3 voted down by the Council, but
g even should that body prefer
. to pass ~ up to the people.
3 then they must be ready to
= turn out and vote better than
= they did at the primaries.
3 Everybody knew where Mr..
2 Bell stood, but it is not believ-
3 ed that there is any danger .
2 of other members of the coun-
3 Gil violating the Democratic
2 city platform pledges.
2
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TOTALS,

score ny innings.
Amarillo, 215 81 90 2 0 1-12
N NJ. NJ l.. o o 3 0 0 0 5 G
Summary Stolen bases. Kitch-
ems, Donovan 2. Bell, Baker, Shell.
Sacrifice nit, Kitchens. Double plays,
Henry to Hart to Hester, and Hester
to Crowell. Hits, off Henry, 10: of
Gandil, Struck out. by Henry 3: by
Gandil. 2. Base on balls, by Henry ?.
Hit by pitched ball, by Henry 1. Wild
pitch. Henry 4. Passed balls, by Lob
man, l; by Baker: 2. Three base hits.
Baker. Hester. Stewart q Two base
hit. Hart. Earned runs. N NJ NJ |.
8; Amarillo, l. Left on bases, N M.
NJ. l., 2: Amarillo. 9. Time of game.
1 hr. 40 min. Umpire. Bemis. Attend
ance. 500.
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AMARILLO WINS EASILY IN SEC
OND OF THE SERIES.
ERRORS WERE MANY

Big Crowd Witnessed the Second
Days Game of the Amarillo and
Encouraged the Cadets to no Avail.
Two Pretty Plays were Made BY
the Home Team.-Last Game This
Afternoon.
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The most delicious SundaeS
will be found at PaytOn's.
Odd Fellows. Attention.

Members of Samaritan Lodge No
l2 and visiting brothers are request
ed to meet at the lodge room Sun
day morning, April 20, at 10:15
O'Clock for the purpose of attending
service at Presbyterian
church. Sermon by DIR. c. E. Lukens.
w. c. BUCHLY, n. G.
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Statement of c. C. Young.

Mr.. Young in a statement, said
l never at any time have been in
doubt as to the ultimate outcome of
the indictments against me. The
facts in the matter are that l never
heard of any of the co-defendants ex-
cept Mr.. McKinstry with whom | was
acquainted in Illinois, until long after
the allegations charged, are said to
have been committed. l left my home
in Schuyler County, illinois, January
18th, 1905 and with my wife came to
the Pecos Valley to spend the winter.
but had been here but few days
when | saw the great opportunities
and bought half section of land near
Orchard Park and Immediately went
home and sold out my entire holdings
at public sale Feb. 23rd, and returned
here about April 1st, to make my
home All my dealings with govern
ment or any one else have been open
square and above board
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THE STRIKE IN PARIS.
Police Search Headquarters of the
Federation of Labor

Paris. France. Apr. 27.-The police
adopted decisive measures this morn
ing to apprehend the element which
is fomenting disorder and to capture
the sources of its supplies. Early in
the day search was made at the
headquarters of the Federation of La
bor. and also at its fifty branches
throughout the city. simultaneously
the police searched the homes of a
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10 sheep men.--.Free storage
for wool at Roswell Wool s
Hide Co. 5O-t6WZ

Have you real estate for sale or ex-
change in the Pecos Valley? List it
with the Iowa Southern Land Com
pany, Roswell N NJ soft.
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PaytOn's Ice Cream is made
of the purest cream ObtainabIe.
Come Early and Often.

Still a good stock of nice fresh
books and stationery going at 30 per
cent discount. soft
INGERSOLLS BOOK STORE.
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Try Payton's for the best ice
Cream, not the shipped in kind,
but that made carefully from
choice cream.
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All kinds of real estate sold and ex
pany. soft.
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STREET CARS RUNNING ANND
ALL CONDITIONS SETTER.
BANK VAULTS INTACT

Their Loss Under Two Millions
Nothing Left But Courage and
Grit An Extra Session of the
Legislatures The Dead at Santa
Rosa.
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u. s. WEATHER BUREAU.
(Locai Report.)

observation taken at a. ND
Roswell, N. NJ, Apr. 2S.-Tempera-
ture.-Max., IS; min, As; mean, 62.
Precipitation a trace; wind N, We
locity 3 miles; partly cloudy
Forecast, Roswell and Vicinity:
Local showers tonight and Sunday;
warmer tonight.
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of using undue influence over the
him subject not only to disbarment,
but also to Indictment and perma-
nent dismissal
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Money to Loan. S. TOtzek.

FOR RENT Home, furnished, for
the summer. AIS n. Pa. ave. 1873
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INDICTMENTS
ABATED
WIN IN THE PRE-
LIMINARY SkIRMiSH.
FOUR NEW CHARGES

Grounds of Abatement Were That
United States Attorney LieWeIlyn
Used Undue Influence Over the
Grand Jury.
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1t is only necessary to try
PaytOn's Ice Cream once to be
convinced of its superior quality

3 8 3 6 3 8 3 2 g = 3 3 3 9
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What c. L. TaIImadge Says.

Said G. L. Tallmadge to a Record
reporter today regarding the verdict:
Il consider it not only great victory
for we defendants. but / also consider
it conviction of W. H. H. Llewellyn-
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AhrshIm i.sHn b.s IRREGULAR .jfrlH
an.r si thr uyarvst s,lU1i very s,ar
a1rr Dr. fcI under the earn of iI.e ~,
o1i Mrs llaco'n % was probably In
tlc Wtajct of 1918. she having c,n, out
20 the DcvUbcr Of that year Il has
becn seen that she was AZ muTh Ina
pressed BY Dis mental purcoyIty us br
'h ruei VulNt'c, " lIs heart
li1ol Dorsey vas biz frat ma.trr
II" presided Il a small huu,r near il,
little lit'nu Crrt usruuf i.r.s d
mile lnd d hall from ffs IInrBn r.l
Ia u a.. built " wb.u .s. anil
hai biol. Cor Wiullus Loo ub.t
'grfasr'l nlHrr' srfrri Cor t'lss u.
V'f Vas ig hIsh enough f,r man h,
siaui crri Herr be- uas tiufit r...
hf wr'iin' and c.ph,r.nr rir, .p,i
~ h .niss aud trapped" ma ami
deen These iuwu,lc cunipss v.,,
VIZ ei,Itag 10 the participants and Il
" sald by the survivors that Ai-. ~.
even then tho equal u not IN. .,p.fi,.
~ any scbolar In hls class
I've next teacher Wa Abirr, &c..
ford hns GoHtry says b. icrap ps,i,
roJ In the nelFhbofhc.i IN ,hs ui,.
ts q iS2 q lie kept" = N. .,w.
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Outside Appointments
or Our Local Preachers.

t..'. j shelby Rowe. On Susl.,
D,.r.r0,A. llI e1I sun. salem
R.' W ] Oakley III Sunday M
'aimel, 2nd naw.n Springs. ,rl
Sugar Grove. i,h Crayncyiuc
To-, J. e. Carter, Ut SUNDAY. Pond
Furs 2ud DeAo,rn. gm Ilarpo,,
ith Salem
Rev T. B. Blackburn. i,t Supd,,
hoIs'on. Srd Walnut Grove. a,5
toU,seyyillc Creek
R'y. i. D. Price. 2ai SUNDAY. I.i.n,,.
ith Sullivan
E.N L. q. iugh,s. sd Sunday
sugar cr,s lri Baker C,srh an
uh Salem
Rev j. s. iIwp, 20 SUNDAY. pl,r,,,,.
Grove. so Dun Springs. l,b Good
Hops Service, beta both Sat anJ
sun
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MAGISTRATES
Church DIRECTORY
Nrruon'vT CWHru

Pastor d q NcAfcs
Pna,l .,, sgndayatuam
sanda, N.1 SundayatsD
Prayer @os.re'..s Wednesday r.si.
E,ruE cH-EgH
Pastor I a Caaaa.
Preaching e. aal Gen. sIu.ayfatu a.
M. and night
sermon and business meeting 2ni.gat.
urday night
SUNDAY School ever sunday atsna
co.
Fray" Meeting every nur,Iay night
CUMBERLAND PEEH,rru,y
Pastor Rev J 2 Price
Preaching lst ard 7nd sunday IN each
month
SUNDAY School opens al sn ,,,ry
sunday
Teachers meeting meets over, WcI.
ncsiay night
fiRsr rEEanrERlN
Sunday School every sunday at Q 10
an
Prayer Meeting .,..y W.l..t..
nigh,
tHWsfi,S DHuEdu
Pastor Elder . Shelby Rowe
Preaching Do and 7ri sunday .8 each
month at liam. and night
sunday School cy,p sunday at gm
am
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GIVEN FREp

The Cincinnati Enquire, l.,
is-l,.d a New Valuable M
Wall Chart Of three Sheets f5,.
each % inches vide, ,6 incb.,T
Tnr first page shows an -.
New Nap Of Ohio ; the most -
and cXac. ever printed. In HIM..
lilo Map up 10 date, all new y.
re located, all Electric and w.,
RAILROADS are shown, all Rur,I h
Routes, and portraits Of An
lIeIAlrs.
On other pages Of this MagnkJ
at are Maps Of the unll,8 ~
"h portraits Of all the Pieides,
Map Of Panama lhoaing r..
a,c, with data relative to u. j
up Canal, now bclns luIh IL
.u'ti States, one OF the n,
,rnn,cs ever attempted.
4 typographical Map Of th,P.-
1Isnc'c War district with di1 \.
-uils Of the two gea, Arm, !,
pcs, halIle fields, etc. isr.
.at las, Naval battle in the sue,
.rL
: m1p Of the World, xeh NJ,
IH'-r Coats Of Arms n
Na.1r Steam pip Rr.-,
a arl Statistics o. greI,rH
t.s nap are ,..
I.".. Hawaii Ala,'a ON
I. 10 . u.a. 4A iu.ta-.L
Az E wIli locate
.s and is 60 am..rad.
u' r'aHl u The Chirrr
% .'.Ia o. 90 CATE. m..-.
n' Hl'- CilrIU. Ill.
g. 'iome, S..aa. I.r.
"a
e ceiling price D. O..
many uug B,
& - Company B, Er
q rre % uba,u.-
= lar,r sho fgmtr
rF yHn subscription u.
900 harvest ,ll.n.
! er S. f.A
ENuulR r ~gn Vy,
Cineinnn.i. Ct',
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are invited 20 attend.
G. w. Haynes. Chancellor CON-.
Il. l.. Flanay, X. Of Z. AMI S.
nAmoS LODGE No. 20. 4 ~. ".
Meets lst and Ord Monday nights 70
fCre's hall
is. Rravcll. n. W
p. l.. wnborn. Recorder
ROSEWOOD CAMP. No. p. ", q. w.
Lodge msa' ~ piprc-'s Hall he nj
and Sth Tugja, nights iu each mon'a
All Waiting members are invited u
ati end.
Jno Sutherland. &C. Com.
s. ". Ranagr. Sccy
Sigw MARION toDcE No. los, T. q. o. D
ilccis Friday nigh, Ia each wocG y
Aaionic Tcmrlc. Visiting tUue"
welcome. A. J. liartscll, n. g.
G.. n. GriesOm. SccN,
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tcouiihOcd on Third Pase)
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Thoma. Inch Nlam,, A,..,

To next u.U.U.ua .rya U1. sam
uri hay er5it. uic clerk " ths ,1urt,
aHl iAt scutIvmau who import, tl..
Vu..f vJJr, .bIp. = ..s,d las lrru b..
aus ..ry v"rH maul w 'l,. of 1901
thsI 0ly aui I,u, aul ] uc,rr saw bet
w i'I lAU..u s.uur'
From a. death " beg husband O.
tIui day I.r bal lccn i,lnr 100 lra
- rpW widow lin round itr rab
iu' which -tsI m su allrt Just D..
.u" Ar iiY!,afts h5g 81.
livuus llsI.s SAYS that Il wss ouN
'Ua tAr earnest solicitation Uf l.
iuD1ds' llsi Mrs Jvau,ill ,..,ru,..
n masy Lincoln uIcy aIi uktI Ilu
c'il. a.l o. was with a L.,u...f of Lsf
nr.H ilHi Do bad made several ,oy
HEls leo NrN ORLEANS
Nf ll.m who az that time was ito
Wr h.sHr.s in bis uBJlcs store at
El1INrltpUu. says that "Iifc strara
'lc 'iH.e tbc lInruns ali che Er
Tow, N., % bong ways below Ife among
Nc EI.He, sally was the be,t ana tna
praGlv'I " tbc Bushes but uc,cr,he
less. she appears 10 have maintained
some m,egruur.e with the i..uculns ss
long rs they remained In Kentucky
She bat particular kindness Cor lt,ir
Aloe ali dad h.n vita her ~ several
vrtstns at Helms store. Nh,rr
siwle' % say hn sat ou mil trs
anil ain lump u sugar "Iust like au,
.ilr-
Mrt i... ton b. l-u I,luu.usi,.i
'pH U lpw.' iat she ius,,i
z'r'' which In m, ryct n tom LIN
ella. arr. Of almost unparalleled mag
nihHu7' Among oil.,F thlAss shr had
burau hat cost S " aud he ,n,urm
vi hcr ga their arrival IN Indiana that
In bis deliberate opinion. Il wss little
less thau sinful ~ 10 The owner n
such a thing lie demanded that shs
should turn Il Into cash. which shr ros
lti'elJ refused 10 do She had quite .
70, u o,hs articles, however. Which h.
thH'ght vel ~noush In their way ana
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WARD
HILL
LAMON,
His Friend. Intimate and
Bodysuard >

as Lincoln'S removal to Illinois at the
latter date. But In the year first men.
toned its ravages were especially
awful. Its most immediate effects were
severe retChings and vOmitings and
while the deaths from II were not nee.
essarily sudden, the proportion OF those
who finally died was uncommonly
large.
Among the number who were attack.
ed by It and fingered on Tor some time
in the midst OF great sutTerings were
Thomas and Betsy Sparrow and Mrs.
Nancy Lincoln II was now found OK.
pelient 10 remove the Sparrows from
the wretchcd half faced camp.
through which the cold autumn winds
could sweep almost unobstructed. 60
the cabin OF the Lincolus. which In
truth was then very little better. Many
IN the nelghborhood had already died.
and Thomas Lincoln bud made all their
ca!t!ns out OF green lumber cut with a
whip saw" In the meantime the Spar.
rows and Nancy were growing alarm.
ingly worse. There was no physician
in the county, not even a pretender ~
the science Of medicine, aud the near
est regular practitioner was located az
Yellow Banks Ky, over thirty miles
distant IL is not probable that they
ever secured his services.
AZ length. IN the frst days of October.
the Sparrows died. AMI Thomas LIN.
coin sawed ~ his green lumber and
made rough boxes 90 inclose the mortal
remains OF his wlfe's two best and old.
est friends A day or two after. on the
9Th Of October. 1878 Nancy Hanks
Lincoln rested from her troubles
Thomas Lincoln took ~ hi. green wood
again and made box foy the mother
o. the future president There were
about twenty persons a. her funeral
They took her 10 the summit d o deep
ly wooded knoll about half d. mile
southeast " the cabin ana laid her De-.
side the Sparrows n there we're any
burial ceremonies they were u 90,
brlcfest.
But II happened that q fcw months
later an !i.uerant preacher named d..
vId Elkin. whom ihr linrllus bad
Lnown In Kentucky, wandersl into the
settlement. and be either volunteered
or was employed 60 preach a sermon
which should commemorate the maay
virtues and pass In silence The few
railties of the poor woman who slept
IN tho forest.
Thirteen months after the burial %
Nancy IIllks and nine o. ten months
after the solemnities conducted BY II.
kin. Thomas Lincoln appeared At Eliza.
BEETHOVEN, Ky, In search OF another
wife sally Bush had msu.r,l John.
ston. the jailcr. but was now o. willow.
Both PARTIES being free again. Lincoln.
came back. very Unexpectedly 10 NJ,
Johnston, and opened bis suit In 90 *
cc'lingly abrupt manner
We'll. Miss Johnston" said he. ri
have no wife and you have ~ bus.
band ! cane puspo.e ~ marry yuu
! hJ'ci You irpu 81 ui you
ku'N', me fr'w hUy thl," ui t..t.
H 'I,. aud 10 ypg are VILLA. Igt 10 10.
done ,trH chr nr"
10 iN's she replied Tommy ! know
! %. we'll Iul have an objection o. mar
~ Eos yur lut yauI1t 10 % s..J,slt
%. .s owe some d'nt, THAT must urst
be- paid"
1homa, L'eea Names Ar.a.
II. ID urvl u.#rU.rHH .ry. So. s.r,
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OUR DIRECTORY.
City Government.

City Government.
DR.. G. L. Shiyely, MAYOR.
W. II. Walker, JUDGE.
J. c. Bourland CLERK.
u. X. Woods, TREASURER.
JAl. A. Moore, ATTORNEY.
a. S. Canaan, CHIEF of POLICE
COUNClLMEN II. V. Stone, W.
d. Canaan, Henry Paris, J. c. Bour
land and r. h. Elanary
Regular meeting Of City Council sec
ond Tuesday night in each month.
CITY COURT dnt Monday in each
month
Court Calendar.
CIRCUIT COURT conyencs on the
third Monday ia March. the fourth in
June and the third in November.
COUNTY COURT couycnos on the
second honcay in each month.
QUARTERLY COURT conycncs on
the fourth Monday IN each month
FISCAL COURT conycncs on th,
Gn, Tuesday in April and October
Court Officials and
County Officers.
,lkCIlT JUDGE j e. Gordon.
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10" business % rg.I h.., p1f N.# O.
exquisite torture, tug BE-, vas ,. .siuu.
that hr was not q Igrfe., iyIr " mau
" beauty. with OIL long Itls Hu1 l.u.
shlus his small hrHf hIs rplt err,
and shr.,.lvd sk.H If however b,
sirucA him 90 900 funny. 10 must hag.
h.lol h.m with unspa EllIs m.-Ih and
gwen r-s tn many rr... trick. lH.I sIl
ioks H. h. w.. aIt,y i,I aHuHt
sl1W''..rl and sUutt under tUa ser,
rrr N ihg pr Dol .uUflrI o. b. .r
irv.uUrl il ihr rrva md .rI, ~ I.
most Hu.r| H.uu
bI. uHI.. Crawford u,r.at.i
"Hut't. o." Dos no .rrart u..lrt.i
u G- Nsv W., gaJ raHrr and
l.,l in u,r h.. know .' uuf uu, IU
.r lr" honor, luJ hUl.,lf. mi 90 helm
b's .rrs fortunate .,.uawru. Uut -
uy.r Troubles guU la ua. ,avs..ug'y
irg'u.ur, b. ul- selection urr.l,. .,n,s
iur .'tf.JHE pu4iIa,I' h.l. ,rr
dag tr|ufHHl gave uut .E, ..l.uIt
wurd "drNri' y large ,lass va. on
the np'r hu, tb'y OIL pru,oklneIy gn
el ~ spell t. pcfld.v. sail uu.
Dc Z de. sl.d another drfs.J
lie rI. ,f.ni rUUil# 1ud l..fH,I
but % WIS all vwuR % was shameful
that H11us 900 ihu,r l.g upy. and
girl uHtsi, ,Bud fyH ad,H,. and
tuNt'uis wrath gi.h,n,i m ,.orI.
uvcr h.s terrible hFuV o. made Uu
hclplr,s ,ulpris slslr with fear II.
DECLARED be- sUud kv,r trs who's. ,I.,.
n all d. aud all blight if #IcruI was
not spelled
lhrtn vas among them Mis- Ruh,.
Nrl nfIvru years Uf HEr. whom We
must suppose o. have byyu PRETTY. Tor
Abr was evidently ha'f Iu love with
bcr = saw Lincoln 40 the window
says She lie bad bis nrgcr In bis eve
and o. smile GA his facc I Instantly
took the mint that must change the
letter , into an {, hence ! spelled the
word The class lot out I felt grateful
TO Lincoln Tot this simple thing
a Humane Boy.
Nat Grir.hy tells us. with unneryasa.
~ rariIrul,rIty, that ESSAYS aud toc,.
- were not taught In this school %
"Abc took lt them up on his own nc.
count" he nrst wruir short scntrnrrsI
aEnIas, cruelty to animals aud al
last came fIrAari with regular com
position on r,r subject tie was very
much annoyed iui rilnri by ne ION
duct ~ The bnys WIN wCrc Ia tho habit
Of catching trrraplns and putting rulh|
u nv on thc.r backs "lir would rhtir
Us says Nat tell Ne u WIS wmurI
ani would write against a."
Toe ihinl and lat school tp Witch
Ahr went was taught ~ a NJ sNnnry
N -, t. ~ thcrr be- had 10 travel
tConilnngd on Third pap.l
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and on tho boards q "shaLelown" q
leaves covered with skins aud old pc,
ucu1is. Tie table was a h,wyl punch.
con. supported by four lcgt lnar
had fow pewter and Gin dishes to eat
from. but hc most minute inventor,
N their effects makes no mention "
mivci pr forks Their rUokug utensils
wrr q Dutch oven ana a slarr, Abu
han slept 20 ihn laf' % Which boo a.
ccnld hy uvus ul pius driven ute
hpics IN the wall
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D. p. Ryyl w.M
J, r. Kcyl. Scc'y.
cmttENpbN Cnrrrr NO IN
hceta SATURDAY nisht sfi,r fan
moon in each month.
wNGAtE COUNCIL SO. a.
Meets 9nd Nonday night in r.,h
.unth
} e. Gilbert TLh
j. u. Ecyil. Scc'y.
nkAc1wEit touoU 30. o.. kyiaurt a,
rI1ulAF.
Meets In n. of +. Hall every Fndsy
htthl run October 20 Anil ibrlmivs
snd 2nd and 9Th Friday nights frp,
May to September inclusive
Al visiting members u sister l.lv,