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The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-30
FOR SALE.

s2525-Fne broom house on corner lot. 100x190 at West End. Only one block from car line. owner refused $2900 for house few months ago. Terms easy. B-39.
 $4500--A new bargain just placed on sale, 7-room house on South Highlands; just one block east of 20th street. Lot worth S60 per front foot and house could not be built for S35oO. Well worth investi- gating Terms can be made M-S7. $lOOO-New house West End $40o cash and $l5 monthly W--S
 $2s00-- FiVe-room house and three lots at Rising station. Quite cheap price for the property. Mo
 s45O0--A real investment proposition: Five houses. 1 rooms each at North Bir- nngham: rent for $50 per month. On good terms. H-2a. S2500- Five-room house on 18th avenue. north; S5O0 cash and s25 per month: F block of car line. A-25. $7000--A modern house. rooms and base ment: furnace heated: hardwood floors; terraced and sodded yard; screens throughout. This is best value in Nor wood. Terms can be arranged. C-2O. Fourteen fine lots at North Smithfield. can be bought cheap, either separately or the entire lot Easy terms on the property. W-25 to S2.
 6 acres on Mount Pinson road between North Birmingham and Boyles. K-5.
 FOR RENT. See our list of residences and business houses for rent.
 AO ;SI-i., o., .nn.cof,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-30
IN THE BIRMINGHAM
 REAL. ESTATE MARKET

Deeds of conveyance were filed in the office of the probate court yesterday in the following transactions in real estate in which amounts of sloo or more were involved:
 s22, ,Ts2--North Birmingham Land conl- pany to F.. w Averyt and ". G. Tyler. part of the north half of tie northeast quarter of section II, township r. range west. containing Ss acres, more or less.
 s1SO0-J. M Donaldson and wife to John Allen. lot 12 in block $. according to the map of the Hueyand company's property the said lot fronting 50 feet on Monnie
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-30
"HE THAT WORKS EASILY, WORKS SUCCESSFULLY" CLEAN HOUSE WITH
 SAP POI 10

avenue and extending back no feet to an alley.
 $3000-Viola G. Tubbs to Mary A. Berry, part of the southwest quarter of the southeast quarter of section 19 township IS, range west.
 s1200-Martha D. Wood ct al. to E. A. Wilson and W. P Wilson, lot 14 in Vann X Henry's survey on the North High lands.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-30
BARGAINS FOR SALE.

BARGAINS FOR SALE. s1650-Reasonable terms, corner lot 67.5 x1O0 on Idlewild car line. with side- walks. etc., all In, corner Alabama st.. South Highlands.
 $50O-Busincss lot, in front of fair grounds gate, at Fairview station Junction of Ensley and Bessemer car lines; great bargain. S100O-Good home for eo1ored man, 75 feet with 3-room house, nice orchard. well, etc, on pike road. Walker sta- tion, North Ensley car line.
 S. E. THOMPSON, Agent. Bell Phone 24. 22S 21st St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-30
Not kidnaped; Just Ran Away.

London, October 29,-No trace has yet been found of Barbara Laponkhin, daugh- ter of ex-Governor Laponlxhin of Reval. Russia who mysteriously disappeared after leaving theatre here October 24. The belief is growing that the young lady was not lidnaped, but ran away from personal motives.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-30

LOST-On afternoon of October 9, be- tween 2Sth and East Birmingham, on 9th avenue road, ladys alligator hand bag, containing money and papers; lb- eral reward if returned to Age-Herald office. lo-z9-5t IOST-Setter dog. right and left sides black, except white spot in left flank. with black spot in white. White stripe across oins. answers to name Sport. Reward if returned to r. H. Spencer. 1850 10th avenue. south. lO-j1-3t IOST-'mesday morning. on Terminal ear. purse containing SEQ gold bills and a number of S5 bills; finder will return 10 W. D. Samuel, care Southern Ex. Co, and get reward.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-30
BLACK HAND MURDER.
One of Band Is Killed Because He
 Failed In His Brand

New York, october 2s.-Because he failed to carry out an errand of ven- geance. Vito Greinaldi. a member of the Black Hand society, was stabbed to death by members of his own band early today on Knowles street. Brooklyn. dyna- mite bomb was found secreted beneath Greinaldis coat which the police say would have blown up an entire block had it exploded. A loaded revolver was found in his pocket Papers found on the dead man proved that Greinaldi was member of the Black Hand and had started to dynamite mans home who had refused to pay tribute to the society. Detectives say that members of the Black Hand fol- lowed Greinaldi on his mission and when he baked at his task they killed him. A stilletto lay near Greinaldfs pody. Tnere were nine stab wounds in the body.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-30
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice.

NOtTCe.
 Bids will be received by the under signed until Tuesday night s o'clock, No- Vember [, for certain work under i'm provement ordinance No. 20. Plans may be seen and specifications obtained at city hall, North Birmingham.
 w. I. COLE, City Engineer.
 1O-29- -St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-30
WANTED-SALESMEN

w ANTED-Salesmen In every town Tn Alabama and eastern Mississippi to sell Birmingham property; hustler can earn good salary. Must furnish rel erences Apply C-5, care Age-Herald
 10-26-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-30
REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

EOh oALEs $2500-5 rooms, corner lot. 100x19O. barn, West End. B-39 $2250-5 rooms, barn and tenant house, West End. MA sl75o-5 rooms, elevated. Rising station. MS
 $30oo-Four 4-room houses. 7th avenue, north rent s32 per month. M-31 s5s00-s-room furnace-heated, South High lands, easy terms. Wifi s6OOo-9-room furnace-heated. 12th avenue, south; s1OOO cash, balance to suit. F-S $625o-7-room. Bradley street. lot 5ox156 I@9
 $25GO-5 rooms, north 18th avenue; $500 cash balance S25 per month. A-25 $7000-S rooms, new, corner lot, 60x1S0, hardwood floors, Norwood. C-2O 6 acres. North Birmingham, splendid tract for subdivision. K-5
 FOR RENT. We have large number of desirable houses and business places to rent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-30
ONE GENT A WORD

RATEs--One eeAa . Svord . Gay, ns ad. taken for less than z6 cenfs fof arst insertion. Cash raust accompany every ordeK.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-30
Rooms-WANTED-Board. |.

WANTED-Half of modern cottage or or f rooms for light housekeeping good neighborhood. Prefer South Highlands. Mrs. T. L. Douglas. 1913 18th avenue, south Peoples phone 14Sl. l0-2s-2t N ANTED-By young man furnished room, private family preferred. Ad- dress X. Y. E., care Age-Herald giving particulars. l0-So-2t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-30

Ads illustrated with good cuts are trade winners-The Gawk makes good cuts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-30

WANTED-Position as solicitor or collec
 tor with a reliable firm by young man of good address. hard worker, and uni versity education; can furnish the very highest personal references. E. F., care Herald. l0-dp-gt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-30
WANTED-ROARDERS
WANTED-BOARDERS

REFINED couple can secure room and board in private family on s. Highlands near Five Points; steam heat and mod ern conveniences; references exchanged, Residence 1905 Ash street. Bell phone 3335 10-30-3t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-30
FOR SALE

FUN SADE
 HALLS safes. secondhand safes of all makes and sizes. Birmingham Safe Co.,, 17OS 1st avenue. 13-wd-sutu-tf FOR SALE-No. Ill 18th street, north, Birmingham, Ala, Groom house and lot 45xl00; bargain for cash. or on easy terms. Make offer to owner. No. 2l1 West 12S street, New York City, or Age-Herald lO-23-l3t FOR SALE-Camping outnts complete; tentage, cots, blankets. etc.; inquire Peoples Home Telephone office or tele- phone No 240 Peoples. s-S-tf FOR SALE-Entire lot of household goods: modern and almost new; bar gain if sold at once. Address '. C.. care Age-Herald. lU 2S-st FOR SALE-Drug store Address D. o. Co.,. care Age-Herald l0-29-5t WATCHES and diamonds retailed at wholesale prices. M. c. Rundbaek, 1911 Morris ave, lO-Z9-ot FOR SALE-One first-class fast buggy horse; city broke and perfectly sound. Telephones 750 or 20i0. l0--5--. FOR sALE--40 acres of land in East Bir- mingham cheap: unfailing supply of water. directly on l.. X N. R. R., mag nifcent manufacturing site, or fine Tor truck farming. Apply to l.. Q. T. CO., Z05.5 2d avenue. 4V-oo-tt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-10-30

HALLS safes, secondhand safes of all
 makes and sizes. Birmingham Sale Co.,,
 17OS 1st avenue 12-13- wd-su- -tu-tf
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-24
TALK OF THE TOWN.

Choice neekweaF At Abbotts,
Christmas nsekwear lexelnslsel Al
Naughan's
John ENABLE leaves for BOSTON omof
row on few days visit.
A.. q, iAsery vent % 81. Alhans this
morning an q business trip.
Miss Nay Dram went to her home il
Brandon to-day for weeks visit.
byron ". Phelps weht 10 Boston 10.
day for weeks visil with friends.
James Smith and William Emslle left
to-day foF 4 lew days vacation IN Dos.
ton.
The a. G. Day stock has been closed
out by ". \, Shepard, the admlnlstfa
tor
Mrs. Anna Mctine sent 10 81. Adams
this morning g spend Christmas with
relatives
Take your picture framing 20 IL r.
Baldwin. largest line Of picture mould
ings IN this city
Suit eases and bags for Christmas. q
large variety shown hy the Frank Nc.
Whortef company
Seats Tor the performance OF spetor
Pan 80 on sale at Hendricks drug store
Thursday morning.
Clalrsoyant, Tuesday and Thufsday.
2 p m. 20 Q p. M, Mrs, r. r. Ellis, %
spaulding street, telephone 1861.
A great bargain In Investment prop.
erty. See the adv. Of the d. A. Perry
Real Estate agency on seventh page.
Diamoudsl Dlamonasl Dlamoadsl
IN solitaire and combination rings al
=. @. Holmes, ieweler, Gordon block,
Tickets for liadley's pictures, which
come 20 the opera house next Thursday
evening, are now on sale at Hendricks.
G, II. sawyer and Mrs. Karl Il. Saw.
yer and son went to Middlesex this
morning for a few days visit with rela.
tiyos.
smoking jackets. house coats and bath.
robes just the thing for bis Christmas
We have them al right prices. Moore
& Owens.
Flags Wonderland Moving Picture
company will show AZ the opera house
matinee aud night also FIJI
day night.
Don't forget that We sc1 watches.
They make a nice present for Christmas
or New Years. L. l.. Austin, the watch
and clock man"
S. Hollistcr Jackson went to Burling
ton this morning 20 spend Christmas AZ
the home Of bic parents, the Rev. and
Mrs. $. \. Jackson
Dr. A. H. II. Lewis was called TO
Brandon to-day 10 operate on the throat |
% Forester, 2sOsh, ~ |. n. Chase For
est Park stock farm.
Gold pens, opera glasses. military sets,
emblem pins and charms. watch fobs,
cut glass, Lowest prices at Holmes, the
icwclcr. Gordon block.
I. y. BOLSTER has just completed new
,ow stable on 10 farm at Wcbstertille
l5l long and accommodating f6 head. |
W. II. Messer was the builder.
Rowe Morrison OF New York City i
visiting for a short time at the home Of
bis parents on Spaulding street, having |
arrived yesterday. He j. employed IN /
he New York Office Of the Harrison
.iranite company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-24
TALK OF THE TOWN

Mexican work az Ahbotts,
Art goods a 80 Keith avenue.
Diaries At che Res Cross pharmacy
Newest ID comb sets Il yaughans.
snowshoes At shepanls sporting goods
store.
Christmas wrappers, double neeced, a.
tauRhaps,
The rheaierium has = change Of pro.
gram Clrislmas
furs, fur scarf,, also sets. at special
prices AZ the Vaughan store
Charles n. Cole II MarshReld called
% friends la the city yesterday
n. w, CLARK went 20 l.yndonvllle to.
day to attend the funeral al his father.
Mascot. Xmas candy Is tho kind 70
buy because i i home made and pure,
snre.
Mems fur and flr.llned coats. also
ladies riding sacques. At Moore A uw-
ems,
A nice Christmas present would be a
Heatherbloom" embroidered skirt, at
pery's.
Robert Cruiekshank went 20 Middle.
bury this morning for few days visit
with friends.
Roller skating sessions At Ilale's Pa.
silion to-day, 70 II q, M 2 70 5 and
I 70 10 ,. m.
Louis Hand. who has been working
IN Evansville. Wisconsin. l. visiting rela.
iises Ia the city.
We are headquarters 10 barre for
christmas Rfss for men and boys.
Moore 4 Owens
eThc woolng OF Miles standishe can
BE- seen for the last time tonight at
the Theatorium.
After your Christmas dinner, take the
yonngstcr 20 the ThcatoFium and your
day shall be complete.
Have you seen 1000 Miles without
Dollar"i Il is ipst different from
the rest. last time tonight
Miss Mary johnson Of hradford Was
a visitor in the city yesterday and re.
turned 10 her home this morning
Miss Mamie +. sexton. assistant IN
the city clerks Office, went 90 her home
in pittsfeld to-day 60 spend Christmas.
eThe Enchanted Glasses" aud "The
Maniac Juggler," AZ the opera house on
Wednesday, matinee and night also Fri-
day night.
Come and see our line Of fancy pack
age randies. The most complete line
in Barre An standard goods. New
England Fruit company.
William Robertson. baritone. will sing
for Flags Wonderland Moving Picture
company at the opera house Wednesday,
matinee and night also Friday night.
Cut prices on doll houses aud stables
to reduce overstocks 25c ones cut to Zoe. /
soc ones cut 10 55c. si0o ones cut 70
Soc SIPS ones cut TO 75o. Kenyon &
Co.'s cash bargain store.
Dana Wilson Of Franklin, Pa. was
visitor in the city yesterday. Mr.. vii +
son j. visiting friends in Chelsea. where
he had formerly lived. He had not been /
in Barre before for about 20 years
We are the headquarters for all the +
fancy kinds Of fruits, nuts and candies. F
Prompt delivery 70 all parts Of the
sity. Don't forget the automobile con
test at the New Englad Fruit company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-24
HANDKERCHIEFS

Our assortment comprises many
kinds not sold over other counters
As TO whether they arc better that Is
Tor you to say
Ladies and chlldren's All Pure
Linen Hemstitehed Handkerehieis
here At DC each.
Boys. yes, real Boys Handker-
chiefs. common ones AZ &c each, best
ones At Zoe each or three for. 25e.
(VeV fine.
Ladies and Gents Initial Hand
kerchiefs These arc imported All
Pure Linen and not the kind usually
sold a, this price. now attwo for 25e.
Ladies Embroidered Handker-
chiefs These have a wide en-
broidered edge and arc nearly up TO
2Sc goods We bought these last
May or the price would not be now
two for 25c.
Children's Handkerchiefs, three in
a box, at 15e per box Boxes with
puzzle tops and three Handkerehiefs
at 25c each (Nothing like them in
the city.
kfex;nan XVorL 4
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-24
LEATHER GOODS

Leather Belts, put no in boxes, the
very wide kind, a, 5Oc each.
Little Leather Indian Bags for chill.
dren At 25e each.
Alligator Hand Bags for children at
Doc each.
Box bottom Hand Bags for ladies
at 0Se each. Good 81. IS Bags
Boston Bars At doe. zoe. SIC,
81. 90. 4. 30 and from this up to
So 90 each. These Bags have been
of the market for two years and are
very welcome sellers
Leather Pocket Books from 25c
up to SO. 30 each. A Seal Book at
Sf.25.
Ladies' and Gents Travelling
Cases in leather from 80 10 up to
SO. 80. The first season thar we
have carried these goods, so that We
arc making prices to introduce them.
Ladies and Gents Travelling Bags
in only the very bes. makes, all Of the
better ones with leather Innings, from
So 75 Up to Sf1 90 each. (Care-
fully priced
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-24
Gifts That Will Please

A prices that wall appeal every poekssbook You may spend As
much hide please article viii be appreciated
good and practical Here reminders prices
fun-FoS Scarh So go O 80. $50 s75. 10 so, IL so
Isabella op0aim at - 80 500. q 80 7 rs, o 80 f2 30
and 10 90 tfs ff
Isabella consy at 80 I. rs. %. $50 and A 90
1000 =
chIdrn's Fur Sets at sf,25. l. 10. 2 20 2 80 and $50
Goats for LADIES' Misses and Children IS per cent discount You
viii have no beu opportunity that Coat
Give the benefit Of mak-down when you Coat
Blankets ia 50. 30 2 os. 3 so. A 80 and q 90
Towels 25e. Soc. soc, zoe 65c zoe and 0se each
Bed Spreads at ~ 25. ]. 80. 2 co. 2. 90 and 90
petieoau with embroidered ruHies 90 so 800 so
and 4 90
kimonos 81 90 and 4 so
Leather Bags 25e zoe, zoe. 81 CO. t25 80 and 81
Leather Purses al 25e. 5Oc. zoe Dsc
Handkerchief nua, &c, Zoe. f5c 25e and soc
Handkerchief embroidered, DC, Zoe 15c 25c and soc
Handkerchief hemsutehed &c, Zoe, 15c 25e and zoe
Handkerchief lace trimmed DC, Toe f5c 25e and soc
HsndkerchieIs ia boxes
PERRY @ CAMP,
Telephone o-4 II and rs MAN Street. Barre VT
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-24
"a ABBoTT s co. a. p ABBOTT & CO. a. p ABBOTT s co
oTha nax1;0L+ C%o~a
Last Christmas Call.

This time will call attention things that thinking wondering
where
lne farther We think 5 here What
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-24
A. p. ABBOTT & CO.

Christmas ncckwcar. handkerchiefs
and muiilcrs at Moore & Owens.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-24

Mexican Work. Cut Glass Aprons Ladies' Garments and Fu
of very best Christmas Goods.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-24
KID GLOVES

We carry what We consider to be
the best Kid Gloves on the market
In these arc:
Warranted Kid Gloves. ia all col
ors and black. special prices 81. 90
per pair
Warranted Kid Gloves at 81. 75
arc Real Kid and come in color and
black.
We have the long Kid Gloves in
tans, greys, blacks and white, al
50, 90 per pair.
Gloves bought for Christmn gifts
can be changed after Christmas il
they have not been tried on
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1907-12-24

We believe that we have the lar
gest line Of 25e and 50c Neckwear
10 be found in Barre. The quality Is
excellent for the price and the dc.
signs are the latest
Young ladies' seem TO be attracted
toward our long Neck SearFs. They
must be what is wanted.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-06
RECEIPT FOR HAPPlNEss


60 out under the bright Glad skys
listen TO the songs OF the happy birds.
the shouts Of the dancing brooks So
hoW the sunlight Elorifes Hill and
neadowiand and comes shimmeriug
down through unoountcd forest lrases
these meIIoW. golden summer days
Turn your faces from the ihronsei
towns and cities. forget little While
busy care. and IeJ your soul thrill and
glow under the wondruus touch y
divine haryuony that fills all uainf.
The glad earth seems ever calling 20
an enjoyment % the ali-trus and The
ali-beautiful MoFuiur after morninr
ve know the RUS clap theft hands Tor
icy. aWay OF m the greenwood. and
the hearts q the tiny bird thrill and
thrill. again and Agaiu bocauss they
are clad And W have - much more
Is make Us happy than they hayc-so
many hopes and loves that bird heart,
never know Hoa can We 40 ~ and
down the highways with sad oounts-
RANGES when tAe whole earth seems .
happy il seems Ike inEraiiiuts To
God 70 DO - And our smiles aud
pleasant faces viii bsins such sun
llght 70 other hearts
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-06
Home Circle Column.
A Column Dedicated To Tired
Mothers as they Jon The
Home lere
THE BEAtTIFrL |Lgss0A

THE BEAUTIFUL Lesson
II you owe lp'e more y You hate
hate less Life q 20 short . isua
in hatins iuf ono Wls eal aza!nsl
mortal aho Is soias iae saue fa44
with u.s. My NOT eNpaHd Dc lower
OF lie anl happiae hy 9arn,n1 e
love. by uaehin.. ihos, who ase near
and dear ,ht beautiful lr@ou ioi,r
hands may b. hard hut your heart
need no, De Your form may BE- bent
OF ugl, but do you not know that the
most beautiful flowers grow 10 The
most rugged unsheltered plaees The
palace Tor care. The cottage Cor love
Not that there is no love IN a man
sion but somehow II " are not yer
) careful. business viii crowd al
there Is Of beauty oai OF the heart
This is Why God has given the sab
baths and Saturday Nights. that We
may leave business and have ~
tie heart cleaning
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-06
DEAFNEss cANNoT nE cuRED

BY local applications. A. they oanno,
reach the diseased portion o; tn ear
There Is only one way 10 cure deaf
ness sod that Ia by constitutional
remedies Deafness is caused BY an
iniismed condition Of the mucous lin
Ing o; theEusiAehlan Tabs. When
This tube Is inflAmed yoa have =
rumbllng sound or imperfect hearinE
and when Il IL entirely closed. Deaf
ness l. the result. and unless the Ia
flAmmation can b. taken out and this
tube restored to "a normal condition.
hearing viii b. desioyed forever. MIN
cases out Of ten are caused b. Cat
arrh. which Is nothing bot an inflAm-
"a coalition u the mucous surfaces.
We viii give one Hundred Dollars
for any case % Deafncssi caused hy
ratarrhC tha, canno, b. cured
Hans Ca,arrh Cure send Or eirSa-
lars 49,
Fl CHENEY a 90. ToLLEDo.C
Sold BY Druggists, 1iE
Takes Hall. Family PiHs Tor con-
stipation
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1907-09-06
pIckErr-s OLD Ea,eso.
A stoSy Tod Of Ab-shsm I,ussA,
Wish to R.oAmo1d.

Theeday after the greai IRE kSfS.
Ing the fen o. Richmond. IncOsn. w4tA
q smA bOtygaA'd walked throukh he
stresfs q the chatred city. As b. %
preached the corneS oeesV5ed D. Geo.
Piekett's residence be directed. he
guard to vait. sd 10 their assoutsA-
ment ran two steps a a tine 20 10
the door and raped TIE seryanss
had fed The -bAbS bride- had Devs<
seen President Lincoln. bat shs bad
read his letters 10 her husband and
from him bad leaned 70 bold % The
highest esteem the great northern
president With her baby In her arms
she opened the door. 49, TIE Mold
To-Day. and looked W At The taiL
gaHnt man Nth ne s.d Gace and Il
cOuth vsysG
Without = uOci q eHrsnstiou he
asked.
Is Geo~se Pickett about
To hear her husbands name beret,
Of its title By a Yankee a, that no
ment vas almost tbs limit. especially
as many a r-1mar had foaied about
Richmond eouosrnius the fate witch
awaited the leaders q the oonfpter.
acy.
With all the prood tfsnity sbe could
command The bsay bride replied
Gen Pickett Is not Al hor0a
The stranger =emei Hsa2poantcd
aud a. h. turned 70 20 renATysd
4 am Abraham sincoln. an Cd
frieud of Georres
Not President Lbcoln.- Mrs. Pick.
eft exulsined The TAIL, nan sAook
his head. Repeating
NO, Just kbraham Ilkeoln. Gpve
Ptoke,t's Old TREAD
Following the instant prunp.mx. a
the hesysghscA sun governs her. the
baby erite thrust her baby boz into
The arms q the guAnt Yankee a. her
best effort 10 express her penuv~,lon
and confidence. saying;
4 am 0eorge plckests vsA "a
'h'a e George Pieksst's baby