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The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03
MERIDEN's NEW THEATER
Latest Poll Venture Will be Finished
 Soon.


 What Manager Poll claims will be the record in theater building Is ex- pected to be- established about the fifteenth of this month, when the new theater building, which that enterprise ing manager is to lease in Merlden, will be finished, it is expected. Mana ger Poli has had seventeen theater buildings erected for him so far but this one in Meriden has been up in much shorter order than any Of it's predecessors In fact the contractors will finish their job eight days before the time set for it's completion in their contract and they will be entitled to bonus of $500 because of that fact. The building will be owned by the Merden Theater company; which will lease 1t to MT. Poll. The decorations of the theater, both interior and exterior, will be of the finest.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03
MERWIN'S REPORT
 ANSWERS ATT
(Continued from First Page.
Water supply ................. Water tanks .................
$S38'

The treasurers report shows d balance of $2,S65. AS, with unpaid ! of $2,205.7S.
 In the report of Chief Cameron fire department occurs the mentE two additional boxes and also valuable additions to the depaI in the way of equipment.
 The fire committees report sd every occasion the board of wi and burgesses have unanimously ed our recommendations. Durirl past year 1t was requested and gI that a few rubber boots and co furnished the men to be used at also that the house of hose coJ No. 8 be painted; also & new fio{ in hook and ladder company truck house.
 "The fire alarm system has thoroughly overhauled and re new fire alarm boxes placed, ets the system is now in good order
 "The Savin Rock hose compaI 4 petitioned for a fire bell for i fire house. Your committee lookI the matter and the board of Y and burgesses were unanimo granting the same.''
 IA new feature in the campa West Haven is the circular se by the republican town commi which the voters are asked t only the ballot obtained at tn. No republican ballots have bel tributed. In this circular letter a short review of the pasI Year
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03
WOODRUFF WILL GO
Accepts Presidents Invitation to Alt
 tend Meeting of Governors.

Hartford, Dec. Ex-Governor Rotlin s. Woodruff in a letter to the New York Times, has expressed his approval of President Roosevelt's plan to have the governors of all the states in the union meet at the White House on May 13, t4 and 15 for the purpose of considering measures for the conservation of the countrys natural resources.
 In the letter, which was written oy Executive Secretary Charles F. Ju'in at the direction of the governor, the governor says that while he lacks in formation regarding the plans of the president, he stands ready to join the executives ot other sta.es in any con ference in which he may learn Connect icut's duty in such a matter, and for the purpose of gaining any information state
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03
TWO ESTATES IN
Both Inventories Filed in the Probate
 Court Were Small.

Two small inventories were filed yes- terday afternoon in the probate court, one being in the estate of Elizabeth R. Meshurul, of Brooklyn, which shows property here of $S,5OO. There is a sum of $2,0O left to churches in Brook lyn. A house here at S4 William street is left to Sarah c. Clark who is also named as the executrix of the estate.
 The other inventory filed yesterday is in the estate of William H. Effort, where there is a value exhibited of $2,406.45. Moses Rice and John Hall are named as the appraisers and the exec utor is John w. Ross.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03
ONE SET FREE
Board of Pardons Acts Favorably in
 EmbczzleF's Case.

Hartford, Dec. 2.-One pardon was granted by the board of pardons at it's December sitting to-day. Charles E. Griffin, sentenced from New Haven county on October 26, 1905, for em- bezzlement, to term of one to three years, was granted his liberty.
 No action was taken in the case of Charles Esposito, aged nineteen, un- der sentence of death for the killing of his landlady at Greenwich. The day of execution was fixed for June 26, but Governor Woodruff granted a reprieve of six months.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03
NEW ENGLAND SHIPPERS
May be Unable to Send Goods Over
 Certain Lines.

New York, Dec 2.--Relative to the notice recently filed with the interstate commerce commission by the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad, to the effect that it intends to coneel all joint tral Railroad of New Jersey and the Baltimore & Ohio and the Philadelphia & Reading companies, the management of the New Jersey Central railroad is sued a statement to day that if the or der is nut in force New Jersey and points on the Baltimore & Ohio and western Maryland railroads will be forced to abandon their trade with New Engand, and New England shippers will be unableto ship to points on these railroads.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03
ALDERMEN,s BANQUET DEC. 12.

The date of Thursday, December 12. was announced at the meeting of the aldermen as the date which has been selected for the annual banquet of the board which comes this month. The date seemed to meet with general fa- vor. and has therefore been chosen as the late for the affair.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03
TAFT LEAVES MOSCOW
Attends Dinner and Stsrts for st
 Petersburg.

Moscow, Dec. 2.-Wtlliam H. Taft, the American secretary of war, left here to- night for St. Petersburg. Prior to his departure he attended dinner in his honor by Governor General Guerschel- mann which was attended also by all tho of77ors of the goVnrnor's staff.
 Secretary and Mrs Taft devoted the day to sightseeing and to shopping.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03
VIOLENT DEATHS
List for State During November Num-
 bers Fifty-nine.

There were two murders, ten suicides and forty-seven violent deaths in the state during November. Of the last given figures, twelve deaths were due to trains, ten to falls, six to asphyxia- tion. Two persons were killed by troll leys, two electrocuted and two met death of explosions. Of the suicides three each were by carbolic acid and cutting of the throat, and two by shooting.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03
DEMOCRATIC MAYORS
Elected in Putnam, Willimantic and
 Rockville.

Hartford, Dec. 2.-City elections held to-day in Putnam, Willimantic and Rockville resulted in each city in the election of a democratic mayor At Willimantic Mayor Daniel P. Dunn was returned to office by majority of 2S votes, Mayor George Forster of Rock vile was reelected, and at Putnam, two votes swung the election to Chas. w Rralwav
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03
NEW HAVEN MAN CHOSEN
Francis M. Watrous Assistant Dra- matic Editor of Yale Courant.

Francis M Watrous, of New Haven, has been elected assistant dramatic ed- itor of the Yale Courant. He is a member of the junior class and next year will have full charge of the dra- matic department.
 The competition closed with the num- Der of the Courant just issued. Elec- tions of other members of the board will be held in a few weeks.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03
21 PULLMAN CARS BURNED.

Buffalo Dec. 2.--The Pullman com pany's big paint shop here burned to the ground in less than an hour to- night. Twenty-one Pullman cars were destroyed, The total loss will be about $400,00o.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03
HENRY O. HAyESIEYER ILL.

New York, Dec. 2.-Henry O. Have meyer, president of the American S3- gar Refining Co. is seriously i'i st A'7 country home at CNmmack, six miles from Northpoft, L. I.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03

PILES CURED IN TO i4 DAYS. PAz0 OINTMENT is guaranteed to cure any case of Itching, Blind, Bleeding or Protruding Piles in to IA days or money refunded. b0c,
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03

Eesema, Skin Diseases Cured by
 "rHE HOUSEHOLD SURGEON" Druggists refund money If DR P0R- TRES ANTIsEPTIC OIL fails. 25c.
The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-12-03
Children's Footwear.

towns half will need pair of slippers for ohristma of that half we should be glad furnish 10000 pairs We shall commence Monday December a. t make window display also arrange tables our for the convenience kinds of slippers carried shelves which will enable our customers make ntegs selection of our Mens WOmenS, Misses Chidrens, BOyS Youths and Ltt
 Mems Dress and Neggee Slippers at Prices to Suit
 Even the Most Conservative.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-12
kirkpatrick 4 Bockover to Public, Ger.

kirkpatrick & Bockover to Public, Ger.
tificate OF log brand ~ L"
Mt Loomis to G F W Evans. rel mtg
swI Of neL OF se4 and se,. OF nei4 OF
se4, sec 20-l0. and all bl ,, Ogden's
add Humptulips-$SQ0.
Same to Same. same, swH OF nwa Of
se4, and nw1 OF swA Of sei+ sec ! 20
l0-S25o.
A S Austin to G F Karshner, mtg lot
II, b "a, W & B add Aberdeen-s2500.
SIX Bowes to Aberdeen Auto Co, lease
bldg on 1t 8. bl 80, W i B add Aberdeen
three years at $50 per month.
Stearns Lum Der & Shinele Co to Pub.
lie, certificate OF lis, OF officers.
Hoquiam Lumber Il Single Co TO
Public, same.
Treasurer Chehalis County to Public.
certificate of appointment OF T F Wilcox
to be deputy treasurer.
G A kanters ct ux VS. r P Waldron ct
TX. lie pendens. suit to enforce agree.
ment involving lot 6, bl l, and lot II, bl
2, and 1t II, blk 8. and lots "a to $40,
blk 6, and lite to 5, blk Z, WaIsh's add
Peterson.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-12
Ii WOMEN ONLY KNEW
What n Heap OF Happiness 1t Would
Bring TO Aberdeen Homes.

Hard to do Homework with an
aching back.
Brings you hours OF miser, at lei
sure or AZ work.
II women only knew the cause
that
Backache pains come from sick
kidneys.
Twould save much needless woe.
Doan's Kidney Pills cure sick kid
neys. Aberdeen people endorse
this:
Mrs, II. Gth,e-. ~ IL Hume =.
Aberdeen. Wash. says. y JUS. as
enthusiastically endorse Deans Kid
nsy Pills to-day as did three years
ago after they cured NE ~ Kidney
complaint, trcal which suffered for
over \ year, A: Intervals I had ter
riole eSeAaehs, iissy spells. total
lack Of energy. and an Irregular &C.
ton OF the Kidneys. pcSn's kidney
Pills were procured at w, 3. Paine
L Co.'S drug store and obtained
most noticeable relief from the start.
l continued taking them and was en-
tirely relieved ot the eackache. dir
zinesS and all other anncysnces
arising from the Kidneys This cure
has proved permanent. Ny husband
was also troubled In 3 similar way
and got equally good results from,
Doan's Kidney Pills, I have since
recommended them 70 everyors
whom thought might be In need OF
a remedy OF this kind"
For sale by all dealers. Price SO
cents. Foster-Milhurn Co. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the Unit
ed States.
Remember the uamNDoarS-
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-12
Miscellaneous Transfers.

A l. Macleod to H Winters. mtg lot 6,
bl "A, Benn's Original plat Aber-$200O0
ID Winters to A D Hicks, lease bldg
ON It .. blk SO. Corrected plat Hoquiam,
five yeare at $3.50 per month.
E Chicos to TT Preston, mtg Its SO 10,
81 "a, First add South Aberdeen-$l50O.
A NJ Pantlan to L L Kirkpatrick. rel
mtg nwA and n1a OF swA Of swA sec "a,
and neA OF seA and ma Of sea Of seA,
sec 33.20.l0-$200.
N T Loomis to Same, same, nwL Of
evil and NE Of swN of swA sec "a. and
neI of seA and ne Of seq of sea sec
1920. !0-$l50.
CS Baker 20 E McCauley. mtg nwI
OF swA and n1a of swA Of swA sec "a,
and neH of se14. and me- Of se14 of sea
sec 33 20 lO-s40O.
City Of Aberdeen to American Mill Co,
lease land on Market street, Aberdeen,
25 yeare-sl.
B H Fowler to H Tonneller, mtg stock
liquors, saloon fixtures, etc, Lion Liquor
Co on eH 1t 4, bl A. Orignol plat Aber.
deen--s4565.
NJ S Bailey to Strubel Il Clancy, asst
mtg.
E B Beatty to Hoquiam Lumber &
Shingle Co, mtg 1t 10, bl 2, Corrected
plat Hoquiam-s30O.
RI Dabney to Preston, mtg n so
# 1t l, and so # OF e11a 1t ., bl 43, Orig
inal plat a berdeen $500.
Sidney Moor Heath to A Andrews, mtg
sc 100 it Tote go, blk 10, Corrected plat
Hoquam $500.
Hofus Steel & Equipment Co to C H
Clemens, con sale locomotive-sl0lS5.
c Strassmeyer to J Robinson, sat
mtg land in |, 8, sec 9-l7.9-s600.
&c Church to c Strassmeyer, mtg lite
1917, blk IA, Benu's Central add Aber-
deen-s600.
AT Coats Logging Co to Public, Ger.
tificate OF log brand IL X''
Joseph Lessman to W H Lawrence,
power of attorney.
Mrs Mary Brodesser ct vir, to same,
same.
American Contracting 4 Dredging Co
to Public, certificate Of surety bond given
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-12
to N P Ry Co-$l500O.

10 n ny Co-*1ooOO'
Sheriff Chehalis county to F Hewett,
bin sale electric piono $40.
A w Caldwell to Johnson, ct al. sat
mtg 1t %, bl %, Frances add Ab-S2OO.
&c Shaw to W H McWhinney. mtg
NV so it Its 1918. III 5. Corrected plat
Hoquiam-sl200.
Veteran Volunteer Firemen's assn,
Aberdeen, to A Graham, asst mtg e1s
1t 4, bl 5, Bayvew add Abetdeen-s5OO.
Sheriff Chehais County to Public, Ger.
tifica.e of appointment OF G A Pratsch to
be deputy sheriff.
CIV Garrison TO A l. Crippen, sat mtg
ne4 Of sw4 sec 1918 6.
Lizzie & Thomas to G H Thomas pow
er OF attorney.
G H Thomas ct ux TO E ] Book. selec.
ton OF lots 2,9, sec II, and e1s OF nwl4
and nel4 OF sw14 sec 20, sea OF sw1l and
VIZ OF ne14 sec 20.l7-9, in lieu of un-
divided interest in Book Ranch, con.
tracts, etc.
NJ NJ Bailey to E c Story. mtg all bl 4,
Byles Second add and Its 1913, bl /, r &
NJ add Montesano-S20O.
Forest 4 Ames to Public, certificate OF
log brand "F AZ
A Hanny to A Vance, sat mtg-s2000.
L Hall to r Koontz, sat mtg elIs lot 1,
and e1s Of se14 Of ne14 sec l2.l7-7.
10 Morris to c H Carlson, sat mtg Its
90, blk 5, Karr's Hill add Hoqu-s350.
J NJ Gould 10 Vance Lumber Co, mtg
lite 9,l0,l1, Sherwood's plat Satsop-sl66
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-12
Real Estate Transfers.

Fox the week enuing December ! comrile1
from the records By the Washington Abstract
Company of 4 be rdeen:
Frank Groundwater to J Church, ne14
SEE ~ 'lS.5-SS0o.
l. Harris to E c Harris, lot l, sec o.
l6-4-sl.
+ Brown to ; Wheeler, und}a int in
1t =. bl l, W q E plat Montesano-$5OO
G II Lewis ct al to A L Macleod, II 6,
bl A, Benn's Original plat Aber-s4500O.
J Book to q H Thomas, Its Ii, sec
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-12

A Benson to A Eberwein. lot l. sec l5-
1910 and sol acres land in sec % 1910
$40
Ii Wakefield to s w Gaskill. Its l to
6. HI s, G 4 W add EIma-$24O.
&c Story to NJ NJ Bailey, all blk 4,
Byles Second add and lite 1873, bl l, r 4
NJ add Montesano-$l.
CIR Maris TO L A Foss, 1t 3, bl 4, Marie
plat Satsop-$5O.
E L Simpson to E Fanshier, 8 q It
Of 1902 # lots SO, blk 2, Corrected plat
Elma-sS0.
EFF Fanshier to Vance & Rogers, came
|-$ls5.
Treasurer to Chehalis County to D W
Fleet, l66 Its in Fleets add Ocosta-$54.
Same to same, neA Of sek and lot 7,
sec 20 16.l1.
Mrs N C Barclay to Same, 1t 8, sec 80.
l6-11-$1.
Oh Carlson to R A Owen. lie go. bl
5, Karr's Hill add Hoquism-$1.
H C Evans to H E Evans, lots 2,4,6,S,
1912, bl 20. Humptulipe-$l.
NJ J Wilson to c F w Evans, eeL OF
nwL Of ee14 sec 7.20-l0, known as tract
81. Humptulips Prairie Gardens-$:5O.
SM Anderson to A S Austin, lot II, bl
"a, w & B add Aberdeen-$lO.
Grays Harbor Commercial Company
tn A Gustafson. und} = Of seI Of swH eec
ll.l7.S-$l.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-12

II, and lot /, sec IS, and neI Of ne14
and ~ Of neN and ee14. and e11a OF
sw4. and eeN Of nw4 sec 10. and ~
of swA. and VIZ Of n~A sec 20. and VIZ
OF neA sec 3O.l7.9-$S942.
G H Thomas to Histogenetic Med Co,
undk int in It l, and land in It 2. aud It
4, sec II. and lot /, sec IS, and neHa Of
nel. and ~ Of ne4. and sea and e1a
Of swE and ee4 OF nwk sec 10, and wiz
Of s~14 and VIZ Of n~A sec 20, and VIZ
OF ne14 sec 3O.l7.9-$5OOO.
Z and A Schneider to NJ Clyde ct al,
quit claim 1t 4, &C 3, aud lots 1928. eec
4, and 1t 8, and Sc OF nwH and npA of
sw4, and n~4 Of seq sec 6. and WI Of
swA sec 81, and eH Of sek Gee SO 90
1911.
IL Kirkpatrick to c Baker. nwA OF
swI and ny Of swH Of swAz sec 81. and
neA Of seA and NJ Of seq Of seq sec
80 2O-l0-$lOO0.
Sheriff Chehalis County to r S jack
son. lot II, blk 20, Pacific Land Co.'S add
A berdeen-$2SS.
E A Philbrick to L Hitchings, lots
2,3, bl 10. North Hoquiam add Hoq-s5OO
W G Hopkins to s Y Stubs. Its SO,
bl 6, Hopkins add Aberdeen-$lO.
Treasurer Chehalis County to b F
Hiner, lite 1873, blk 80. Original plat
Ocosta.
G NJ and w A Cochran to L Moak,
Quit aim all blks 1873. Cochran Bros
add Monteeano-$5.
Treasurer Chehalis Co to E Calder,
1876 It's in Weatherwax Fast Aber-s52.
Same to Same, lte / to 8, bl 3. and lots
Is, blk s, and lots to 8, blk SO, Che
halis-$l5.
Same to Same, 29l lots 10 First add
Ocosta-$72.
Same to Same, PIP lots same add-*67.
Same to Same, 2l2 lots same add-s6l.
Same to Same, 70 Its First add Ocosta,
and IA Its Peterson-$76.
G Delbovier to Same, quit claim lots
13,l4,l5, blk B, Original plat Amended
! Ocosta-$lS.
] Wright to Yakima Sheep Co, any
and all land recorded in the name oil
James Wright or Ella Wright, in Che
! ho lie courtv-x1
Flora Piund to w s McRay. lots 5,6,7
bl 80, Westend add Aberdeen-$!O.
Treasurer Chehalie County to II R
Wallace, all blks $50, 1913 234 ,235, Firs,
add Ocosta-$26.
S Shryock to same. lot %, bl %, First
add South Aberdeen-$10.
Treasurer Chehalis County to A Q
Brewer, 1t /, bl l, A & c add Elma.
Same to L H Brewer, It 10. bl II, First
add South Aberdeen.
State of Washington to Hart-Wcod
Lumber Co, 1t l, tract 20, Aberdeen tide
and shore lande-$2S0.
S Gins to c R Wilson. 1t IA, bl 2, Wish.
kah-$3OO.
Treasurer Chehalis County to W B
Mack. e 10 It lot /, blk IL, frances add
Aberdeen.
Same to W H Abel, ne14 Of seH sec "a
20 ! and SEA of neA sec 3l.l9-lO, and
slls OF nwI sec 32-19-lO-sl50.
Beck to Young. lots 1916, blk 16.
Eureka add Elma-$70.
WE Horton TO Worwa, 1t 2. bl 10, E
&, L add Aberdeen-$40O.
JIG Lewis to NJ f Butler, Its l,2.u, ~,
bl /, Lewis plat Porter-N5.
J A Hutcheson to E Philbrick, quit
claim lts 2.3. bl 10, North Hoquiam-s1.
Phelon toJ A Perkins, neL OF ne14
OF swA sec l.l7.S-$l25.
o Curd to Same. e1a OF e11s Of se4 Of
nw4 sec l-l7-S-sl5O.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-12
AT THE court HOUSE
THE WEEKLY RECORD OF LEGAL
D0lNGS AT COUNTY SEAT.
r1lnuteS Of the Superior Court and
New Cases Filed. List of Real ES.
tate Transfers and Miscellaneous
Instruments Filed With County
auditor.
In the Superior Court.

The following is the record of business trans
acted In the Superior court for the week end
ing December :. 1907.
In re estate Of John o Smith, deceased.
G II Rycha ard. Ralph SHIRLEY and A S
Hodgdon appointed appraisers.
In re- estate Of Thomas Crsston, decd.
Executor DISCHARGED and sureties re-
leased.
In re- estate of A A Boner, deceased.
A Morley appointed administrator.
In re citizenship Of Mikal o Birkeland.
Commission issued to take deposition.
w J Murphy vs. E 7 Minchin. Tax
lien foreclosed.
In re insanity of Geo Bosenakis. Com.
mitted to asylum.
The following cases were continued:
Wishkah Logging Co VS. Lytle L 4 NJ Co;
Wynooche Driving Co vs. Ora E wilson;
CITY and County Bank vs. H D Critics.
L W Hitchcock vs F B Hayes ct al.
Trustees allowed to sell certain realty.
Hamilton vs. H P Wilmer ct al. Dis
NJ ssed at plaintiffs costs.
A l. Callow We Alice f Parker ct al.
Judgment for plaintiff for ASSOC and
costs.
Andrew Semmen vs o l. Grain. De.
PENDANTS motion to quash overruled.
Martin Korstad vs. H NJ Korstad. Mo-
ton to dismiss taken under advisement.
"A Hull We Arthur Nagel. Demurrer
to complaint sustained.
Humptulips Driving Co vs. Ernline
Sndderth. Condemnation of certain
premises decreed necessity.
q II & P S Rv Go We L H Brewer ct al.
Continued to Dec 80.
VI g Soule vs. Town OF Ocosta. Dis.
missed at plaintiffs costs.
Jack Wider VS. Annie r Wider. Di.
yorce denied.
q r Davis VS. Grant kinnison. Con.
tinued.
In re estate Of Sidney Martin, decd.
L McTaggart appointed administrator.
NEW CASES.
F J Kane VS. Thomas Taylor. Abstract
fton P court.
State of Washington VS. Gus Shior puas.
Assault with intent TO commit murder.
Rose Slosson VS. Paul Slosson. Di.
vJrce.
State OF Washington ys John Mcleod.
Incorrigibility.
L; A Kanters ct TX vs. K P Waldron ct
OK. Suit to enforce agreement.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-12-12
Here's Good Advice.

0. S. Woolever, one of the best
known merchants Of lie Raysville, n.
Y, says: If you are ever troubled
with piles, apply Bucklen's Arnica
Salve. 1t cured me of them for good
20 years ago" Cures every sore,
wound. burn or abrasion. 25c at
Evans Drug Co. T
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-23
COULDN'T hFeoRo n.


Papa. win marry Gcorsel'
'NeVeri"
The young girls eyes flashed and
the hot. passionate blood OF her fore
fathers. 10 SAY nothing OF hcr own,
mantled her cheek with an angry
flush The old man was excited. TOO.
Parent and child confronted each OH.
er, and neither qailed.
do You refuse me that alone which
will make me happy"
Your happiness is very dear to me.
my daughter"
The old maa assumed a lugubrious
tone aud bowed his head sadly. Bat
the girl althorgh she was just turned
is, had read Jew books and OWNED
the situation at once or sooner.
DO not seek TO deceive me. papa"
Child, child, II is for your good that
] deny your request"
The beautiful woman shivcred Her
lips curled scornfuly or thereabouts
What wouldst have me do. sir?"
With infinite grace he led her 90 "a
seat He considered It great en-
dorscment 20 have things come he
way thus.
My child. YOU said marry" She
nodded
IL say elope" She started
Then | may marry George"
Most assuredly But no wedding
at home, il you please
He looked at his watch. BLESS you.
my daughter. am willing 10 pay foi
very stylish elopement, but q we'd.
ding at homc-uo. indeed! Ten
George not 90 stint himself on ca
riagc hire and hotel bills viii
cheerfully meet the expense. You
may clopc sUmptuously and I'll furui p
the cash, but cant possibly AFFORD "a
wedding at home
Like the sensible girl that she was.
she consented to the sacrifice after a
good long cry
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-23
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Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1907-11-23
THE Ir,r1r

sc always had peculiar idoa
about bypocrisy fn fact vo nov.
imagined that hypocritc was qu
- Bad az come people ere iuclia ~
"a believe lie is never The fnt
thiog but he Sc az least an imitation
~ 10 finite world and to Grit.
Mid there is @ liUit % a'l thing
ivs always ga believe shat .h
Hon {. " Sw.sher vas right go0d
tellov. and therefor we refused '1
DelieTe that be- wrote that proh.-
biuon plank in biz gubcrnstoriaI
platform Well we have boon some
what OF prohibitions, ourselves
Charlie Ostenton and ourselves ar.
probsbitionists ~ Fayettc. Anybod-
hts q right % b. = prohibitions. r
soma locality But for Charlie
SuisheT 90 attempt 20 spread Droh
bifios al over West virginia is
enough 20 mako che devil tir
QUAKER. --HlntoB independent Her.
ald.