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Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-08-16
LOCAL NEWS ITEMS
From Tuesdays Daily.
Junket tablets. Sargent's.

From Tuesdays Daily.
Junket tablets Sargent's.
Miss Grace Grooms and Miss Mollie
Odenbaugh Of Bidwell are visiting
friends in this city.
Rennet Tablets. Sargent's.
Oscar Arnold left this afternoon for
Avery where he will make short bust
hess trip.
Miss Ethel Proctor Of Drakesville, is
visiting at the home Of Miss Louise
Rosenauer, corner of Cara and Jeffer-
son streets.
Cheese Coloring Tablets. Sargent's.
Mrs. l. P. Ewing of Oskaloosa return
ed home yesterday after visiting rela.
tives in this city.
Miss Maud Reynolds of Agency pass
ed through this city yesterday, enroute
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TRACTION COMP ANY
SUED BY BREWER
FATHER OF LAD, KILLED, 1T is
CLAIMED BY CONTACT WITH
ARC CABLE, ASKS DAMAGES
w. H. jones Sues ottumwa Box Car
Loader Co. For Damages Caused BY
Injury, Alleged to Have Been Sus-
talned While In Its Employ.

From Wednesdays Daily.
Clinton Brewer, father Of Joseph
Brewer. the East End lad who was re-
Gently killed, it is said, by an electric
shock sustained by contact with an arc
cable on an electric light pole situated
between Rednan's park and North
Iowa avenue in the East End, has filed
a suit asking for judgment Of $1,e90
against the Ottumwa Traction & Light
Co.
The petition states that the defen-
the case, claiming that young Brewer
was passing the pole and that as he
passed he touched the arc cable,
which, according to the petition, was
charged with a heavy electric current,
through the imperfect insulation, wiz
ing and hanging of the arc.
The petition states that the deem
dant company knew of the dangerous
condition of the wires and had been
warned and requested to repair the
wires and light On the other hand
states the petition, young Brewer
knew nothing of the condition of the
wires and was exercising all reason
able care On these grounds the peti
ton claims that the lads death was
caused by negligence on the part OF
the defendant company. The petition
claims that the plaintiff. owing to the
loss of the services of his son and the
funeral expenses, has been damaged
to the amount of $3.50, and asks judg
ment for that sum.
Sues for $4,000.
W. H. Jones has filed damage
suit against the Ottumwa Box Cal
I.aadar Co. The petition states that OF
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Jones-Jones Wedding.

Monday afternoon at o'clock at
the home of Mr.. Ind Mrs. John M.
Evens, corner Moore street and Fin
ley avenue occurred the marriage Of
Mrs. Jane Jones to Evan Jones, both of
Keb. The wedding was very quiet and
the couple were unattended. Rev.
John HASTE. pastor of the Finley
avenue Baptist church, performing the
ceremony after which refreshments
were served Mr.. and Mrs. Jones have
been residents of Keb for number
of years and are we'll known there.
They will make their home there.
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DEMOCRATS NAME
JUDICIAL TICKET
oSkALoosA, WHAT CHEER AND
WASHINGTON MEN ARE
NOMINATED

oskaloosa, Aug. 15.-(special)-The
democrats of the Sixth district this
afternoon nominated for judges, G.
Verploez of Oskaloosa, ] G. BEEN Of
What Cheer, and H. NJ. Fischer OF
Washington.
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Ottumwa Commercial College

The Fall Term of fhe Ottumwa Com
mercial College begins Sept. 8, 1906.
Bookkeeping, Shorthand, Penmanship
and Normal.
We secured situations for every
graduate in last years class, great
many Of our graduates receive one
hundred dollars per month, many re.
ceive one hundred and fifty dollars;
and we can do as we'll for you. We
have the best teachers, and we secure
the best situations.
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MRS. JOHN LANpEs DIES.
Prominent keosauqua Woman Passes
Away.


Keosauqua, Aug. 15.-Mrs. Landes
wife of John Landes, junior editor Of
the Keosauqua Republican died at her
home in this place last night of con-
sumption. Mrs. Landes was much be-
loved by all. The deceased leaves her
husband and five children, four sons
and one daughter, to mourn her loss,
all Of them being present at the time
of her death, except the Oldest son
Don, who Is in the southwest. She
was member of the Congregational
church at this place. No arrangements
have as yet been made for the fu-
neral.
Special Election.
At the special election in this town
ship yesterday for the purpose Of vot
ing a per cent tax In this township
is proposed from Fairfield, the vote in
this precinct resulted 291 for the tax
and 3S against, and in Pittsburg pre-
cinct there were 83 votes for the tax
and 81 against the tax. There are
other elections to be held at Birming-
ham, Milton and Cantril in the near
future, and also at Fairfield in Jeffer-
son county.
Beer Davis Wedding.
Van L. Beer and Miss Gertrude Day.
is, both Of near this place, were united
in marriage yesterday at the Office Of
Justice JAS w. HARDWOOD. They will
make their home on farm near this
place.
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7 Days Z DAISY
HOSIERY SALE

When you buy Hosiery hero, you
buy at the same time satisfaction.
Mems 35c fancy Half Hose, you can
buy here at ................... 24c
Regular zoe Mems fancy half Hose. 15c
Splendid quality in Mems Half Hose,
Tan or Black .10c
Rockford Half Hose-why pay 10c, our
price only sc
Boys and Girls heavy or light weight
35c Hose FAC
25c Iron Clad Hose, none better for
wear l5c
1Sc Hose for boys and girls, our price,
2 pair for 25c
1211c and 15c Children's Hose, sizes S
to 9h, our price .............. 1Oc
Children's 10c Hose, sizes 5 to 91sc,
at 8 pair for Observation-Disclosures. 25c
Infants Hose, real fine zoe and Csc
values, at =. 15c
All sizes in Infants Hose down to, per
pair .......... DC
Ladies' fine quality 35c Imported Hose,
our price 24c
Csc Ladies' fine gauze Hose 80. 19c
zoe Ladies' Hose, none better for wear,
at pair for Observation-Disclosures. Csc
Ladies' Hose, full size and give salts
faction, at pair .............. sc
Ladies' Hose, usually sold at 121@c, our
price only ................... lOc
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Miss Lorella Hayes Of Osceola, who
has been visiting at the home Of Mrs.
J. B. Mowery, 723 North Court street,
returned home last evening.
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Washington.
east of this city, left for Oskaloosa
this afternoon, for a visit with friends
in that city.
Liquid Rennet at Sargent's.
From Wednesdays Daily.
Mrs. G. c. DeBord, 220 North Moore
street, left today for Fairfield to visit
relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Hampshier, who re-
side on Lillian street, left this morning
for Blakesburg to visit relatives.
Mrs. W. Hinton, Mrs. M. Morton and
Misses Babel and Kate Hinton Of AL
bia are visiting at the home of Mrs. M.
T. Griffin, $50 West Second street.
H. A. Fiddler, night policeman of the
city force, left yesterday afternoon on
the Rock Island for Eldon, where he
will spend his vacation.
Mrs. Henry Ballard and children, OF
Blakesburg, passed through this city
yesterday en- route for visit with rel.
atives in Rubio.
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Tri-W eekly Courier
CHANGING ADDRESSES.

CHAN GlNG ADDRESSES.
Subscribers wishing their address
changed will please give the name Of
the Postofice to which the paper has
been sent as well as the Fostoffice
where they desire it to be changed to-.
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-12-13

Christmas Gloves.
IN FANCY BOXES.
Mems or Ladies' Kid Gloves, in all shades, silk
lined or without; put up in fancy holiday
boxes for gift purposes; priced at q SO
$780, Sl.25 and. ........ ......... Pi.0V
Ladies' long kid gloves, in black, c2 IN
white and gray; at %. SO, pow
Ladies' long knit gloves in black. white TX
and gray, at. $50. ....................l0 ~
The Plymouth tribune. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1901-1911, 1906-12-13

ne Halt Is Not Old,
1t would be an almost impossible task to try
to express on paper the variety and volume of
holiday merchandise that we are unloading for
our Christmas and New Year patrons. In these
pages we can give only an outline of what we
have in stock, but these starters" will be suf-
hcient proof of the accuracy of our declarations.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1906-02-09

summer palace upon an errand which
he had invented.
At this point he stood astonlshed.
II would that Prince Wasp was
here. We should see his sting. He
is indeed a marvel. this fellow from
Plassenburs. Glad am ! that he does
not know little Lenchen up in tho
Kaiser Platz. No one OF us would
have maid TO his name II this game
ster abode In Courtland and made the
running In this style!"
The Princess and her squire now
went out into the open air. For she
had led him by devious ways almost
round the entire square OF the palace
buildings. They passed into thick
avenue Of acacias and yews, through
the arcades OF which they walked ST.
lently.
For the Princess was content. and
the secretary afraid Of making any
more mistakes. So he let the for
cign custom" .o at what II might be
worth. knowing that II he tried to bet
ter II. ten to one "a worse thing might
bcfall.
II have changed my mind" said tho
Princess. suddenly stoppin. and turn.
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s FOR VALENTINES DAY
| The Heart Hunt and Other Amusing Game. and
Pastimes.
Games and
Pastmes.

II you have u Valentine day party
you Will serve refreshments. and the
idea of the day OF hearts and love
must be carried out as far as pos
sible In everything arranged.
A very pretty way To send your
guests to the dininsroom Is To have
some pink flowers In two separate
baskets. pink carnations for the boys
and pink roses for the girls. for pink
Is the special color OF the god Of love.
Write beforehand on small cards the
names of some famous lovers Of his
tory and fiction. fastening the cards
with the names OF men To the carna'
tlons and those with the names OF
women To the roses. Such names
should be selected as Romeo and
Juliet. Orlando and Rosaiind. Hamlet
and Opheiin. Pctrarch and Laura.
Dante and Beatrice. Leicester and
Queen Elizabeth. John Alden and
Priscilla. Queen Victoria and Prince
Albert. and 80 on.
Then as each boy takes \ cnrna,ioa
and reads the name on the card. he
must md the card with the CORE.
spending rose card: that Is To say.
Romeo must IND Juliet. Orlando must
md Rosalind. and so on. and they go
To tn. dinins'room matched In that
way.
Tn. dinins.room decorations should
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Custom vey Old.

The origin of the valentine IL said
10 have existed for long time. That
originally the old maids and bache-
lors would meet and all names were
written on slips and drawn and the
one each drew was TO be his or her
valentine for a year. and that often
these temporary engagements became
permanent. Later the custom has
drifted into the sending Of pictures.
first representing Cupid with his ar
rows at work. but later still TO the
sending of horrible oaricatares Of one
sort or another. intended as a sort Of
joke on the one receiving the vaien.
tiue.-Fredericktovn (Mo) Tribune.
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search for the hearts. and the one
who finds the greatest number OF pa
per ones. which are the real counters
In the game. wins the first prize.
The iirst prize should be something
In the form Of n heart. say photo
graph holder. n charm. iocket. or n
bonbonnicrc. Some of the hearts
should be broken into two pieces II
candy ones. or torn II paper. and spe-
ciai prizes offered to those who md
the pieces that Mt together.
The player who finds most hearts
Is supposed to he the one who will
first be- married. To the on. who
finds least. u consolation pria. should
b. given. II siri. u suitable pEis.
would be tea cup and saucer. or n
~orsted kitten. ms sh. IN destined To
b- an "oid maid" A stil,nbl. conso'
iation pr'z. for boy would b, a'eari
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face at once humorous and malevolent.
He sazed after the pair till the
door swung to and they disappeared.
Then he turned bitterly toward the
nearest officer.
Tell me-" he said. ''who Is that
lout In black. who looks like n priest.
cub out for holiday"
He is the secretary OF the embassy
OF Plassenburg." said OTTO. the
suardsman. restraining n desire to
put his Information In another form.
'Ha." said the young man. - think
! shall go Into the rose garden: may
have something further to say to the
rnosI honorable secretary OF the en-
bassy OF Piassenburs!" And sum.
monins the oflcer with q curt mono
syllable TO bring his horse. he mount.
cd and rode Oh.
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af buttons. or little woFs basket. as
h- will have to learn the US" Of them
in his haehnioEhooi-
Another came appropriate 10 the
,iay is "BEpEen Hearts" Cut out
rcd cardboard a. many hearts. aboat
six ineh-s aeEuss. as you all have
tsaifs q. quests. Then. with sharp
shears, cut each Of these into many
small pieces. square. cruscunt shaped.
u-siss shaped. and So on. keeping the
pi-r-s of each h-aEs separate from
the others By pu,'ias them iu'o an
-aVciopc.
Saw. from dir.svat eoloFcd papers
ca, small hearts. ,uo Of each. aud put
them into t~e bauis. Tho players
thea select ore each. the Eiris from
one bowl. the boys from sruihCF. and
the boyz then nHd their partners in
the Girls Who have hearts matching
in color those they have selected.
The envelopes arc then distributed.
unr to each couple. and they must
try 4. put the pieces together to form
a perfect heart. The two Who fssi
10 this stand up and are crowned uith
rcd roses made of paper. as this was
a classic honor bestowed upon Cupid.
the god Of love. II fuu prefer. the sir
may br crowned With Susss and the
boy with laurel wreath.
This diversion is especially good
fun. Get q sheet at heavy cardboard.
twenty-five or thirty inches square.
aud drs~ on il as large a heart as
you can. Then cut the heart cut
and cover IL With white muslin TO
strengthen Il: il may also NJ bTaeci
at the back by strips Of wood.
Around the edge Of the heart paint
a border in green. sbpu; thTus inches
vide. which Of course. gives you the
outlines of green heart Inside this
pain, a black heart of the same width.
aud again a third in yellow. a fourth
in blue. a ftth in red. and in the cen.
ter a buii's.eye Of gold paint. leaving
a space Of white unpainted.
Having prepared as many arrows as
th.rp are guests and a silded Cupid's
bsN of classic shape. set up the heart
a. a target at ,hc end of a long room.
fr.n which you have removed as
much Of the furniture as possible.
t,ress a small boy as King 81
tt,.,,ts in a coat Of turkey red. with
sp~. breeches cut at the knees in
points ami covered with hearts of
red paper. lie should have collas
Of three hearts. the points fastened
4. = baad around his neck. and he
sb,sild also have a cloak of hearts or
covered with hearts. A crown OF gilt
pas,r. With heart in the front. will
cor,plete the costume.
Cupid. the King. presides at the
tatset. and. as each guest shoots his
arrow. recites or reads one Of the fol
loving couplets. according to the col.
or hit:
N your arrow hit the rcd.
You wilI VeTy shortly wed
sbouid your arrow pierce the green
No wedding bells fer rUsi- queen.
When your arruu hits the bue.
Cuptd takes shot at you-
m the arrow touch the black
a trlie love you-H never lack.
n IL chance 10 hit the white.
You will meet your fate tonight.
All alone your years will mellow.
should your arrO~ meet the yellow.
n the dart go wide astfay
You Will throw yOur heart away.
saeIpi Il pierce the heart Of gold,
Soy fof yOu. and love untold
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(which Prince." said the ofiicer
curtiy.
why" answered the secretary.
with a glad heart. there is but one
he who won the prize yesterday at
tho tiiting!"
Gods truth!-and you say true.'
calculated the euardsmar. starting:
but who are you who dare blurt out
on the steps OF the palace OF Court
land that which ordinary men-aye.
even good soldiers-durst scarcely
think In their own hearts?"
II am secretary OF the noble Am.
bassador Of Plasscnburs. and ! come
to see the Prince!"
And Just then there came clatier
of horses hoofs across the Wide
spaces Of the palace front. Into which
tho bright forenoon sun was now beat
Ing. and lady OF tall figure and
head all a.rippie With sunny golden
curis dashed up Mt u canicr. tho
stones spraying forward and outward
ms she rcined her 'horsc sharply with
her hands low.
.Thc Princess Margaret" said the
hrst of1ccr. Stand to Il. Paul
The two Officers saiutcd s,ifiy. and
the lady looked about for someone 10
help her To descend. She observed
Johann standing by the gate.
'com. hi,hcr." she said. beekonins :
with her finger.
Give me your hand" sh. com
mandcd.
The secretary gave IL askwardiy.
~ nj. al. sa..st Fl.EE Es-E .
sharply 10 the ground.
What. 10 they no, teach you ho~
to help ladies 10 aiiEhi in Piasscn'
burs-- qu-ried the Princess. "Sou
accompany the ne~ ambassador. do
,ou not.''
you are the nrs, ever helped In
my iltc.- said Johann. simply. Most
~ -
What! I am the arst7 You Jest.
Il IL not possible. There arc many
ladies' in Piassensurs. aud I doubt not
they have noted and distinguished a
youth like you"
Tho secretary shook his head.
No, so.- he said. smiling: Il have
never been remarked by any lady In
Piassrnhurs in my iife,"
Well. at any ratrs sail inc frth
cess. never taking her eyes on the
young mans face. you uiii be good
enough to escort me to tho Princes
ROOM
As she took the younz mans arm
cavalier suddenly dashed M on a
smoking horse. which had csii-aiiy
been ridden to his limit. lie vas q.
middle sisr. OF a fisur- exceedingly
elegant. and dressed in the highest
fashion. His eye siiucrcd like that
Of snake. with a steady. chill sheen
unpleasant 10 Inscr upon. H- swuns
from his horse. casting the rcins 10
the n.afcs; soldier. and sprans up ths
steps after the Princess and h-r
young escort.
Princess he said. hastily. "Prin
cess Margaret. beg yoaE pardon
most humbly that I have been so TN
fortunate as to be late in my attend
ancc upon you. The Prince sent to'
me al til. critical moment. and I was
bound 10 obey. May nov have tbs
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kisssd her swiftly upon both cheeks
ins upon her companion: u shall no;
iniEodue. you to my brother. II ypu
come iFom the Ambassador yuu must
have matters of importance To speak
Of. ~iii rest the hero in an ario3
AMI come in later. Then. II you arc
good. you shall perhaps he permitted
to Ircondnrt INC io the palace. and
as pc go. you car teach me agy o'hrs
pleasant foreign cusinms.-
The secretary bowed lsu. but k.p;
his eyes on the ground.
You do not say the; you arr glad
cried the PFincrss. coming ifnpulsisc.
iy step nsarcrs Il tell you there IL
no, one youih-hut no matter sec
that l, springs tEuHa your Innocence.
and am no, sure that ! i. not iik.
you the better for IT,
Behind an evergreen. Otto the
courtiandrr nearly discovered himself
a, this declaration.
Ellis innor. r.ncc-maznifr-ut Kari
the Great This pllssEahuEE-T's inro.
csncc-God Wo,' lie wiil not die Of
II. bu, he may he the death Of me.
oh. for the opinion ot Prince Wasp Of
Musrovy upon such innpcCnrr'~
Come said Gi1s Princess. holding
out her hands. bid me suosi'bJc as
yuu do In your county. There is the
prince. my bTuthpr's horse. at the
door. You must hasten. ar he will be
gone ere you do your messase'-
At this the heart of the youth gave
a great leap.
The princ-'- he cried: ''hc will be
zonc'"
Never mind tho rriner-'hiuk Of
me commanded tho Princess. stamp
ing her foot. Give me your hand.
I am not accustomed TO ask twice.
Nov bid me spod.byc."
with his eyes on the white charger
by the door the secretary hastily took
the Princess by both hands. Then.
with his mind still upon the departing
Prince. he drew her impulsively to-
ward him. kissed her swiftly upon
both cheeks. and finished by imprint,
ing his lips heartily upon her mou,h'
The Princess Margaret stood rooted
to the ground. A fiush Of shame. an.
ger. or some other violent emotion.
ross TO her brow and stayed there.
linen SEp f8NAFu ~ NhtuN h-
straish,forvsri. unciouded eyes. the
clear Innocence of the youths brow.
aud the smile came slowly back to
her lips.
AFTER all. u is doubtless only his
foreign custom" she mused. Then.
after a pause. II like foreign Gus.
, TOMS she added. they are interest
ing to Learnt
Behind his tree the Cour,iander
stood gasping with as,onishment.
Cod never made such a fellow" he
said 10 himself. We'll nigh, he say
he never kissed any but ladies'. Such
abilities were lost upon the cheeks of
mtre men. An hours acausintance-
nay. less-aud he hath kissed the
Princess Margaret upon the mouth.
Aud she. instead of shrieking and call.
ing the guard 10 have the insulter
thrust into the darkest dungeon in
Courtiand. falls TO musinz and smil-
! ing. A devil Of secretary this' of .
certainty I must have little 1cnchea
out Of town this very night"
ITO be continue6.S
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b" in pink. and as far ss possible.
heart shaped, Pink crepe paper can
10 effectively used TO give the shapa
In all the dishes. TIL. Ice cream
shouid h. served In heart shaped
hiiilas and eoains. and the cr-am
taiEhs BE- pink in color.
Pink hearts. with little lore verse.
attached. should be placed al tho
guests fiacea. and thss- may be taken
asay ss souvenirs of the evening.
Following arc tcs verses that nigh,
BE- usrds
on. ihsTv's nothing half So sur~I IN life
ss Laws ypsiEz dfvaHa. Moore.
lssius at igs, t~ s-~giET sr
Than aii SshsS lAsssHfss are
raf ss,- !. I'ssVsn. ard sssNsa i. is,s
II: Ta .'St s;sr t. TO 'sss s. 'iSs iS;s 'sH a; .''
-Tsnngs@a
rss'r.. ,.ssus,s in the 'o,s ,,.,, can -
For taasts. those Who rrtasmb.r
any other quotations aboa, love may
rpcitr them. or each Eaes, nigh, read
aloud. between the times Of serving.
the quotations on the heart shaped
cards.
Above the table bav aud an ar.
spw misht he suspended. or cupid.
os 10th
When the guests have come back
from the dininETupm TO the rsrioF.
hand to each one little lace edged
valentine. with a pencil attached by
means of a marrow pink ribbon. and
on the back of which the following
questions aEr written. The answers
to the questions all begin with the
vari heart or the letters heart:
I. What does she take from usf
:. iiow do sc greet hsrE
:. By what do NC sits
4. What. oitgu;imes. is her con
dacig
5. wha, then comes TO us'
G How do Ne feelT
:. Describe the caiss;rophcv
\ Wha; consoles usf
.. What do We become under its
influenced
The guest who answers most Of the
questions should receive a prise-a
silver hrart.pin. an arroS shaped pa.
per cutter or a hoN oi canuys
Here are the answers TO the aues-
tons:
I. Hearts.
2 Heartily.
.. Harth.
Z. Heart-less-
5. Hcartache.
G. Heart.sick.
:. Heart.rendins.
8. Heart's-case.
o Heart whole.
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honor of conducting you to the sum.
mer parlor7"
The Princess turned carelessiy. or
rather. to tell IL exactly. she turned
her head a little back over her shoui.
der with beautiful gesture peculiar
to herself.
Il thank YOU" she said coldiy. II
have already requested this gentleman
to escort me. shall not need you.
Prince Ivani-
And she went in. bending gracious
" and even confidentially toward the
secretary. on whose arm he. hand re-
posed.
The cavalier in banded yellow stood
a moment with an expression on his
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The hrst suggestion
for n Valentine day
party Is In the form OF
u heart hunt. Small
paper hearts. red and
white. should be hiS'
den all about tho
room. with occasional
chocolate or other
candy hearts here and
there. The object Is
for each person to
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CHAPTER y.-contInued.

tcopyright 1898. 1900. by 8. r. crockett.)
The oasis., 1906-11-03
WHY?

That every corporation in Ari- zonE, every railroad, every mine aEurr. every railroad that is ex- pslpt from taxation, and every man aald corporation that refuses to pav their taxes, are against state
 hood for Arizona? Can the public hss Jed to believe that the men who Essrosd bill through Congress, le- gallzing S360,000 worth of fraud alent Pima county bonds are fight Iug joint statehood in the interests