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Scandals Over the Telephone.

Any person who is lied about in public may
console himself BY rejecting that he must be
of some importance or people woul9n't take
the trouble.
Talk about Col. Manns safe full of scandals,
said the telephone girl, he doesn't know what
scandal is. He ought to be telephone girl
for little while if be wants to know what
people are doing. | tell you it is amazing
what grown people will trust to telephone girls
ears. There isn't day but what we do no;
hear appointments and discussions of things
done the night before that would turn affairs
upside down If We ever told them. Men and
they were marooned on an uninhabited island.
They use their own names and the names OF
others interested with the most startling free
dom aud frankness.
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DUBLIC SAILS
=-DF-a
PERSONAL PROPERTY

By siTt4c Of apihoFiiy contained To- the will
IF Ana L. Fo@blc. late ot Carol. coanty. DE-
ceased. and ga order af the Orphaas' Court
of Carroll County. the subscriber. executor &C
sid deceased, ~l', sell at pabiic sale, at lhe
late Eysllcncs 20 Ana T. Fnsble. oa Green
street. IN The City of Weuninsi~r. Md. au
SATURDAY. MAY l.. 1905.
AZ O'Clock. p, ul. she f5lipujng property, TO
ut. walnu, bedroom sau. c1aiaiaiag &
pieces; beds zni bedding, wash stands. ross
ins chairs anL other chairs, rugs, Cushions
sud hassgCss, queeasssFs aud glassware,
kitchen uivusIis. sash lubs. iron kettle, cook
ing stove, tre place stove, leils@s ADD fruits 10
lars. pictures. vases, spreads and quilts; also
a l0g Of hns chickens. besides many other
ARTICLES whseh cannot be enumerated here
All Articles viii positively Or sold
Terns Of Salss-AiB Sums under s., cash.
and an al .a;us above s. credit Of six
months all be given, gbv purchasers giving
notes wI'h approved secarity, bearing interest
from dAy Of sale. No goods % be removed
until settled for
JOSHUA W. Herring.
Executor OF Am l.. Foab.r, jecsaseG.
Elias y. Davis, Auetionrer
may4-is Cass. f. Henug, Clerk.
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What the Republicans stand For.

The platform adopted at the late Indiana
Republican State convention stands pat for
''the time-honored republican doctrine OF pro-
lection" and further declares that the Repab-
lican party is ''she friend of the protective
policy through good and evil report" and adds
that it ''can be trusted TO make changes 10
tariff schedules whenever more good than evil
will result" As the convention was domi-
mated by Fairbanks and Beverage who are
ardently for the ship subsidy steal, of course
they and their henehman stand for the plum.
dering tariff, which allows the trusts to sell
cheaper to foreigners than to our own people.
They doubtless stand for the Republican
''iime -honored custom" of bleeding the tariff
fostered trusts and protected combines Of
campaign funds SO as TO have the chance TO
continue the plundering of the many for the
benefit OF the few. 1t is well known they
stand for this Through good and evil report"
and lean be trusted" to fool the people as
long as the voters allow them 10 do Sc.
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The Coal Trust Magnaies coolly inform the
public that if the miners are allowed to have
their way the price Of coal viii be raised 81. 20
ton. This, however, is only threat to try
and turn public opinion against the demands Of
the miners aud Mr. Baer will discover that the
coal consumers are long suffering now winter
is over, but it will be we'll for the trust not to
be too oppressive and domineering, or the
worm may turn.
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4 PUBLICATIONS. FOR LICENSES
a Y AND TRANSFERS OF
LICENSES.

WESTMINSTER, Nh, May l, 1906.
hereby give notice that the following per
sons have fled in the Office OF the Clerk of
the Circuit Court for Carroll county for
WHOLESALE LICENSE:
Edgar II. Raiie. northwest corner Of Liberty
and Green streets, Westminster.
HOTEL LICENSE:
Samuel WeAnt, Brueeyile.
TRANSFER OF HOTEL LICENSE:
John II. Vert. assignee of Frederick Wilcox.
No. l East Main street, Westminster. Hotel
Ideal.
TRANSFER OF SALOON OR RES
TAURANT:
Rufus +. BecraA. assignee Of William ID.
Griffith, on Buffalo road, one bali mile
south Of Ridgeville, at Summit Point.
Ard unless cause 10 the contrary be shown
ju writing on or before the 10th day OF May,
1906. the applications and assignments APP.
piled for viii be granted, provided the said
applicants comply with the requirements of
Chapter q, Acts of 1894. requisite thereto.
DAVID p. SMELSER,
Clerk Of the Circuit Court for Carroll County.
nsyi p
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The immigration Bureau of New York was
confronted last week with the greatest army
of aliens that ever invaded this country. The
exact number was 1906. Nearly two thirds
of these were young men, either coming TO
marry swee.hearts or to get money to send
home for them. They came from every part
of Europe, and some of them came from be-
yond in Asiatic Turkey and Russia. They
represent every language spoken by white PEG
pie. The indications are that more than q
million new citizens will reach our shores dur.
ing the present season.
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IN The Orphans Court of Carroll
L County.

Estate Of Nelson Mitten, deceased
Ordered. this 30lh day of April, 1906. by
the Orphans Court for Carroll county, upon
the petition OF Joshua w. Herring, administers
tor c. I. a., late Of Carroll county. deceased,
that the said Joshua W. Herring be released
and discharged from the further performance
of the duties as Administrator with the viii
annexed OF the said Nelson Mitten, deceased
unless good cause be shown TO the contrary on
or before the Dist day of May. 1906; provided
a copy Of this Order be published in one of
the weekly papers for Carroll county, twice
before the 18th day of May. 1906.
A. KURTZ MYERS,
JOHN L. ECkENR0DE.
GEO. r. RUPP,
Judges of the Orphans Court of Carroll
county.
True copy,-Test:
JOHN J. STEWART.
Register of Wills for Carroll County.
may4-2t
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PROPOSALS FOR A BRIDGE.

The County Commissioners OF Carroll
County hereby invite proposals for an Iron
Bridge over Piney Run, near Marriottsville,
Freedom district Specifications eau be seen
at the office of the Commissioners at the
Court House Proposals will be received until
May u. 1906, at - IN. Persons desiring to
bid for the mason work should visit the site,
in order to know accurately the work to be
done. The right is reserved 10 reject any and
all bids.
By Order of the Commissioners.
may II q +. l.. HAM, CLERK.
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Republican Senators seem to dread to vote
on the Smoot case, and many Of them intend
TO repudiate the bargain made with the Nor
mon Church by Perry Heath in 1900 which
gave the Republicans the electoral vote Of
Utah
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VIM. C. Brown, who has been chosen first
vice president of the New York Central lines,
with salary of $4,000, the best paid vice
president of a railroad in the United States,
was in the early seventies a telegraph operator
and messenger boy in Sioux City, Ia, receiving
messages and delivering them himself.
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TO CREDITORS

THIS j. io strc notsee that shr Subscriber
have obtained iron, sEr OrVhsns' Coart %
Carroll county, 50 Mary and. letters tesla.
aeatAfy on the Personal Estate OF
FANNIE pEyILBISS,
lsss Of Carroll eosniy. deceased. AL persons
hav5es rlsiaas ASasnst she deceased Nry hereby
~arned 70 exhibit The sAssv. 9Th the vaach
err thereof legally aaEhen,irsieI. 70 the sub
sgrillsrs. on 90 before the llth isy Of ucc-al
bcr. lDO@. thry saAy otsrrwtsr oy la3 be *,
rlai-d fruai al. benefit Of SAID estate.
Given nnarr usr hanIs ;h's Ssh 4ay Of
May. igs5.
EDWARD n DEVtLBfSS.
CARRIE MAY DEVILBISS.
saay II e. nou Came May Bash. EXreaiors.
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The undersigned will sell a, public sale, on
the premises, situate on The county road lead
ing from the Hanover Road to Silver Run, in
Myers district, Carroll county, Nd, ON
THURSDAY, MAY 81. 1906,
At II m sharp. the following valuable Wood
Land All ACRES OF TIMBER LAND
laid out ia Lots, ranging from p to l2i Acres.
This land is known as the BLACK Hole
Woods, is heavily timbered with second
growth oak. hickory aud chestnut timber, aud
is well worthy the attention 0f those who want
valuable young growing timber.
may III 81 CHARLES p. JONES.
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The Republicans in Congress are divided
on every proposition that looks towards re-
form, but they are all united on the pork
bill'' and ''for the old flag and ali appropria-
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OHIO HORSES F.!

~ A carload of Ohio Horses will ar
O., rive at my stables, in Littlestown, on
NSzA Monday, May I, 1906, consisting of
drivers, trotters and PAGERS. Also five good
saddle horses. This is fne load of stock.
1t will pay anyone to see them that wants to
purchase or exchange for good horse. VIII
also pay the highest cash market price for fat
Horses and Mules, suitable for southern
market. b. A. SPALDING,
may4 Littlestown, Pa
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EXECUTORS SALE
IL 0F
DESIRABLE HOUSE and LOT



near sks Guy Il Westminster. Magy iAssJ.
The uudrrsfsurd, ~ y1rsue It poser Il
sale contained IL The asa ~iIi And irfgAm.uI
81 joshua l.ockArd. is,c % Carroll coaaty, Ia
the Slais Of AArylAul. decreased. and Assu by
virtue Of Az order of The Orphans Couu OF
saia cosniy. all offer a. pab.5e sale. ua the
premises, ON
TUESDAY, 5sb DAY or JUNE, 1908.
., 3 clock. ., a.. that desirable lot Of land
iroaitug ~ fest oa lbe Bai,iuotc and R~is
terstD~n Turnpike Road, sud cx1 ending back
81 fret 10 ~ foo, ali~y ia The rear. adJoiu
ing ike property Of Mr., Webster EbAagh. on
shat Is called Far Ground HILL, near the
City at Westminster Carroll raguiy. Mary.
land. The Improvements ruu
sisl Of = sell auslg Frame Dse.i- ~
ing House, contsiuing rooms,
~ith sroar snd GAck porChcs, -
and also some small uaibuiidtugs. The dNril
iug hoase IS Supplied ~,gh cry ~aier aud the
property is IN very good Stale OF r~pair.
This property Is located iB one 0f the best
suburban HtiebbaThu1sis ard IS sell werih the
notice OF any desiring Suburban home
Terms Of Sale.-Our.th,r IT The purchase
money 20 be paid ga the day OF sale, OF upon
the rauhcAiion Of the s4us by the Cour,,
balance 10 tao equal payments OF SIX aud
tSelvr mouths, the deferred payments 10 be
secured by the notes Of the purchaser Nth
approved seCariiy. bearing interest fFom the
day Of sale; Ut AL cash al the option If The
purchaser.
JAMES ". LOCKARD,
JOSHUA LOCKARD,
Executors.
Joseph D. Brooks. Attorney.
may II Elsas ~.
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T rsr OF UNCLAIMED MATTER

IL remaining IN th~ PUstuthcr, Nesimis.
e. Nd, May 5. 1000
Bsrten. DR. .. ". Myers. Mrs. Clara
Bright. James SEER, Mss Nay
prWlhsss. Preston ; Webbing. NJ. Wm,
kjus. Nj Jrrim woo.f1rd, ". ".
Persons cnllisg for mailer in the above hsl
~s.i please SAY y ~as advertised
mAv-il GEO. T.. BAJGHAAN, z. NJ.
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TO CREDITORS.

This is 10 give notice that the Subscriber
has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Carroll county, in Maryland. letters tesla
meutary on the Personal Estate Of
MARY J0RDON MERING.
late OF Carroll county, deceased. All persons
having claims against the deceased are hereby
warned 10 exhibit the sane, with the vouchers
thereof legally authenticated, 'o the sub
scriber, on or before the llJh day of Dcccm-
Der. 1905; they may otherwise By law be rN-
clnded from all benei, OF said estate.
Given under nay hand this Tth day Of
May, 1905.
EVAN HAINES,
may II 81 Executor.
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A SSIGNEE OF MORTGAGEB s
~ SALE
Farm and Valuable Personal
PrOnertY.
In Franklin D'.risf. Carroll Caaniy, Nd

~ Franklin Dr.tri-f. Carroll County, Nd.
By virtue At the power oi sale contained IN
- mortgage from Henley f. Carr RBi Alice
c. Carr, hls N,is. brarIug iats August IG'h
in the year 1905. TO The George " AIbsugh
Real Estate aud Brokerage Company 81 Car
roll County. aud duly - gned. which mort
gage and The assignment thereof is recorded
among b. Real Estate Mortgage Records of
Carroll County. in Li5cE u. 2. ). No. 81,
faii1 81. &c. the undersigned. aSsigusa Il
mu-teagre. viii sell un the premises, situated
ia Franklin district, ln Carfull county. Mary.
iaEd.. or
SATURDAY. JUNE . 1905
a. o'el"ek. q. m, ,harp. ali that Tract of
land witch IS u@urd by She said heulcy r.
Carr. containing
50 ACRES. > ROOpS aud Is PERCuES,
mory or less; u q Improved By
= good iwn story Weather A
boarded House, bAru, ssgoH e
shed. chicken house agd all kEHsze11-z<ssI:sA
necessary oalbuildiug,; The land i kiad and
~ a good state Il cultivation; there = 81 or
ehAsi Il 61e frai', ard part II % : ~ci.
Ifmh~rpd, Agd 81 ot q setl waierc4.
Tbs farm j. a part at the oii Bloom estate.
ID iiss along the Beoa road. about three miles
ifem NgHhs.d. aGlalusue the properties 81
William \. Fflzzrij. Johu 3 >-iiaasp.
Je-sr ARnzhan sad oihrrs. ard - convenient
90 schools, charCh.s. &c, Il &. ~srthy at the
examination Of ANY F~srs1a dss5unE s=rus OF
us slze.
On The same aay and al the sane placr,
alter the sale u the rial esls,s, iu' 81 V~r
s5nai urvy~Fir, consisting r' hrr-rs. cuAs.
farming implements. g., -iH h@ sold. ilr
particulars sre hsaa H1.5>-
7T.e,.,s ~ S.E.,4 lls Er.s Esf,fr ma. tN "a
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LEGAL BLANKS!

Summons Tor Debt. Inventory 81 Goods
summons CIR WitEess and Chzticis DIS
ProbAies Plain. trsini fer Rent.
Probaiss Special. fpi,tra,ned Tor Rent.
Witness Cert 6calss Landlords sale.
State Warrants. Appeal Bond.
Commitments. Attachment 90 Jgtg
House ct Correction. meHI
Commitments r. "a uu As-8mV-ii.
Peace Commitment. HI Ia.
Peace Warrant. Constable, Sale.
Corporation Warrant Releases Ia Orphans
Peace Recngniz~ncs. CrarL
Witness RecoguyEancc kepleyiu Band
State R.cpgnixance- RcTir,in Writ
Attachment an War Notice sud Schedule
rant. Of fiar Farias
PLAIN and RAver Note
III. liz. RLnnk. a-. nrin.cd on Ihc REST
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GTRAYED - SETTER PUP RE-
- WARD. = Nearly full grown; white
with dark ears; black patch on left eye ex-
tending under ear; well covered with small
spots Clicked over head, legs and body; has
a nice coat and carries tail low; timid dspo-
sition. This dog left my place Sunday after.
noon, May 9th. Will give liberal reward
for the return or any information leading to
his recovery.
S. S. WILSON, Photographer,
maylI.1t Main street, Westminster, Nd.
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TO CREDITORS.

no roo AMOS tha, Smith & Reifsaider
IL carry Porch and stair Work IN stock
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Geo. l.. stoeksdale And David 4. walsh,
Attorneys.
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
"A OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE, PERSONAL
PROPERTY and BANK STOCK.

The undersigned, administrators d. b. n. C.
u of David Fowble, late of Carroll county,
Md, deceased, will sell at public sale at the
late residence of said deceased, at No. lis
East Green street, in Westminster, on
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SATURDAY, MAY ~, 1906.

and running back 1913 feet to an alley, i'm
proved by large Brick Dwelling, Stable, DC
Possession given AS soon as terms of sale are
complied with.
FOURTEEN ACRES, l ROOD AND
81 SQUARE PERCHES OF LAND MORE
OR LESS, situate near Warfeldsburg, ad.
joining the land of Joseph L. Shreeve, aud
others.
MECHANICS NATIONAL BANK of
Westminster, Nd, book case and desk com.
bined, los yards of Brussels and Ingram car
pet in good condition; hair cloth rocker and
6 hair cloth chairs, gilt mirror, walnut bed
stead with bedding, mahogany bureau with
glass, bureau with glass, l-horse spring wagon,
dayton wagon, LOT of carpenter and other
tools, half dozen wooden chairs, marble top
mahogany stand, mahogany hair cloth sofa,
walnut hat rack, piano, marble top stand, 2
camp chairs, wardrobe, marble top walnut
wash stand, &c.
Terms of Sale of Real Esiaie;-0ne, third
cash on the day of sale or upon the ratification
thereof; one third in months and one third
in II months from day of sale; credit pay
ments to be secured by single bills of purchas
ers, with sufficient security, bearing interest
from day of sale; or all cash at the option of
the purchasers.
Terms Of Sale of Personal Property: Cash
on all sums under So; credit OF months on
all sums of So aud above, on notes with ap.
proved security, bearing interest from the day
of sale; no property to be removed until set
tied for.
MARY ELLEN PARKER,
MICHAEL Z. WALSH,
Administrators d. b. II. C. t. a. of
David Fowble.
Nicholas J. Walsh, auctioneer. apr1S-ts
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The above Blanks arr printed on the BEST
PAPER aud can be procured a. Iug Apvo-
cArr 0fice al anytime.
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JAMES ". LOCKARD,
JOSHUA LOCkARD,

Joseph D. Brooks. Attorney.
may II X Elias n DAVIS, Auetioueer
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SATURDAY. JUNE > 1905.

al o'el"ek. g. m, .harp. al iha' Tract 81
land witch IS u@urd by she said Henley r..
Carr. containing
- ACRES. , RNOns and Is PERCnES.
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Gay ". Steele. Solis..or. asayiI {.
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OF PUBLICATION.

Tut VUPy .-Itst-
apr13 St DAVID 2. SNELsER, Clerk.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-08

"The Senator's logic was some specious.
as ] can see now, but it sounded reasonable
then. He Vas plumb sincere, an when
he got an idea that he was right you
couldn't eliminate him from it short OF
violence. Why, onot--
YES, I'm comm to that. Well, as I said,
the Senator was sincere In his rectitude,
which mebbe was indorsedby his aspirations
after them two thousand, an some warped,
too.
"But the dealer had different views; also
the lookout, an others. Thar was a short
consultation, mostly between the or an
the dealer. Then him an me found our
selves projected plumb into the plaza,
simultaneous. An after us sails that in
vidious an deprecated coin which had
blasted our hopes.
THE Senator makes q grab for II, which
circumstance imbues me with oonsterna-
ton.
what says I, Borrowing a-plenty,
what aotuates your ambition after that
brass plated misfortune? It's shore bad
medicine for us, IN if you can bring your
self to calmly think things over, here In the
cool OF the evenin', you'll let 1t lie for some
other misguided gent to pick up an suffer
from
(which the same was boss sense, but the
Senator was plumb locoed by the previous
episodes, an invincible to reason.
"Are we to be hornswoggled out Of u
rightful effects by a mere quibbleT he de-
mands. Not II thar's ~jestioe to be had In
this benighted hangout Of onprincipled
road agents!'
"'If you go back thar with views to OPEN
in up this controversy agin, you'll be shot
up some, l says.
He waves his hand contemptuouslike an
starts off across the plaza. When ! saw he
wasn't p'inted out for the Bella Union, /
was consoled. Pretty soon he pulls up in
front OF a 'dobe, which to my perceptions
was a justice court with real estate on the
side. He pounds the door with his heels.
1T was dark in thar, but a door opens In
back, as l could see through the window.
An OIL gent with long whiskers promulgates
himself thsrfrom, with a lamp in one hand
an a gun in the other, lookin' disturbed
an hostile.
Il got away from the window an squeezed
myself against the wall, but the Senator
kept his back to the door, kickin' away
like a fresh branded bronze.
who's thar inquiries the gent inside.
open up your layout, responds the
Senator, you are summoned by a suppli-
cant for ~jestice. Me an Sufferin' Smith
has been honeyfugled an homswoggled
In your midst TO an extent which Is incredit-
ablep
How many Of you is thar
Two
AN right. One comes in; tho other
CAMPS outside until ! analyze your creden-
tials, II what you say is true, you'll get
~jestice, for l deal out that same, Now
come in, one Of you, but don't make no
eccentric gestures, for this night air makes
me nervous an sudden
sThe Senator tharupon slides through
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the door, which closes behind him. l can
hear enough Of the palaver that ensues
to foller the general drift an pretty soon
I'm called for.
"The OIL gent was sittin' behind his
whiskers with a pine table in front. Thar
was a lamp at one end IN some revised
statoots an things at the other. He looked
preoccupied an roominative as a desert owl.
Presently he gets an ante-mortem depo-
sition out of me, reinforcing the Senator's
testamentary evidence.
a'This case he Gays, is some compli-
Gated an mixed up. Thar are pints in it,
accordin' to the testimonial of the %plainhve,
which requires impartial an judiciary
decision. Have you got the coin, or is it
in the possession Of the defendersF
THE Senator forks over the gilded de-
ception, viewin' which l had qualms, an
desultory ~premonitions.
THE Jedge extricatee a pair OF glasses
from a drawer in the table an puts them
on. He looked more like a desert owl than
you'd think a human could look without
emitting boots.
After a monotonous perusal of the coin,
he reaches into the drawer again an comes
to the surface with one of them bowies
Tom Price used to make in Frisco. The
blade weighed about three pounds.
1.-THE Jedge lays the cent on the table,
measures the range with his eye, an drives
the pint Of his utensil down through it
into the table like it was hit with a sledge,
About 90 per cent. Of the original capital
was left, but the section stobbed of flew
somewhat, me an the Senator not payin'
attention to the depreciation at the time,
by reason of surprise at the tendency Of
the proceedin's. ,
1.-The ledge picks up the residuum, an
investigates the edge that has been cut.
Then be mods his head like he has been
expectin' bad newsenn' got it punotual,
heaves the shameful relic into a drawer,
an closes it.
me an the Senator KEEP cases on his
facial lineaments, anticipatin' a verdict,
or some u%tteranoes; but he only hollers
for Jose, which was a greaser appearin'
out OF the back room simultaneous with
a sawed of shotgun.
"'Jose,' says the ledge, supervise these
gents until / come back. I'm goin' out
on o~ficious business
THE greaser mods an sets down ad-
jaoent, with the Wells Fargo across his
knees. We noticed, casual like, that both
barrels was cooked. The ledge enters
his boydoor an goes out the back way.
l looked at the Senator reproachful, for
the procedure OF that OIL desert owl was
disquietin', not to count in the %insultin'
proximity OF the cholo with the shotgun.
Don't you allow your tranquility to be
narrowed up none says the Senator,
recognizant Of my disapproval, IL ever
crossed the trail OF a Solomon, this gent
with the capillary facial infringement is
him. He's jestioe from grass roots to
bedrock. l read it in his eye
a'what for, then says l, are we under
goin' the s~urveyance OF an impulsive
Kreassr with q sQuaw-guni'