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The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18
Enhancement Announced.

Cairo society will be interested
greatly in the following announcement
taken from the Paducah News-Demo
crat. Mr. viii Webb, the fiance, being
very well known here as frequent
business and social visitor:
The announcement of the engage
ment of Mr.. Will d. Webb. OF this city
~ Miss Katherine McAllister. OF Mar
inette, Wis, will be surprise to Mr..
Webb's friends in this city. The date
Tor the wedding has not been fixed.
Mr. Webb is the son of Capt. John
l.. Webb, of this city and is one of
the most popular young men of Padu.
cab society. He is part owner and
travelling salesan for Webb, PHILLIPS
4 Co. dealers in knitted goods from
the Paducah Knitting Mills.
The following description is given
of the formal announcement of the
wedding by the Daily Eagle Star, OF
Marinettc. Wis.
AT the charming O'Clock tea
given Thursday evening by Miss
Katherine McAllister at her home on
N'ewberry avenue. her many friends
became aware of her engagement to
Mr. WI B. Webb, of Paducah. Ken
tncky, though the date of the wedding
has not as yet been decided upon. The
reception and dining rooms We're
daintily decorated in pink ribbons and
l..g.. L Itch lt~ nj nj
dies, when the twenty-four guests,
members of the Alfred Tennyson and
the Players clubs, arrived and gave
premonition of the coming denoue-
ment. which accosted all eyes when
the decorations OF the dining tables
we're seen. they being adorned with
evidences of Cupid's handlwork. At
each plate was a dainty place card,
bearing water color sketches of tiny
cUpids in addition to the name Of the
guest Wide pink ribbons extended
from the ceiling to the edges of the
tables. and great clusters of pink as
tiers, with the glittering silver and
snowy linen, surrounded by the ex-
pectant and excited faces OF the
guests. whose eyes were quickly cen
tered upon the blushing bride to-be.
After the congratulations were ex-
tended and received a five course
luncheon was served. after which a
delightful evening, full of fun and
merriment. was experienced and
many were the sincere wishes ex-
pressed for the future happiness of
one of Marinette's most loveable
young ladies. Mr.. Webb has visited
in Marinette a number of times. and
bis success in winning SO fair bride
shows his good taste and excellent
judgment That happiness will ensue
is the belief and wish of all their
friends
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18
Reslaned Chief cIerkshIp.

William Milne. chief, clerk at the
Mobile & Ohio freight office has re.
signed his position and it is reported
viii have charge of the reconsign-
Bent of lumber for leading lumber
company He is succeeded as chief
clerk BY Albert Blatteau who has
been an employe Of the railroad com
many for a number of years and is
highly deserving of the promotion he
has received
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18
GRAND MILLINERY
and Fall Opening. Friday and
Saturday. September 20 and II.
KAUFMAN BROS.
NOTICE..

A special meeting Of the stockhold-
ers of the Weber Dry Goods Company.
Cairo. Illinois. viii be held at the
Company's office. No. 7o1 Ohio street.
Cairo. Illinois, on Thursday. Septem-
Ter &c. 1907. at S O'Clock p. m.
for the purpose Of considering in
creasing the capital stock Of the
company from s50e0o.oo to $4,000 %
and for the transaction OF such other
business as may property como before
said meeting
JESSE z. MILLER. Pres.
p. II. SMYTH. Sec. ard Treas.
Cairo, illinois, August 81, 1907.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18
Missouri Couple WEEDS.

Mr.. Clarence J. Thrower and Miss
Nellie Ragsdale. both of Dexter Mo-
were united in marriage here yester'
day at the Presbyterian parsonage,
the Rev. A. S. Buchanan officiating.
Mr.. II. W, Kirstner and Miss Edith
Trotter also of Dexter accompanied
the couple here and were witnesses OF
the ceremony.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18
Marriage Licenses.

Jesse A. Spurlock and Mary Brad
ley. both of Cairo.
Henry T. Beegle and Ellen Carr,
both of Mounds.
Clarence j. Thrower and Nellie
Ragsdale, both of Dexter, Mo.
Jesse T. Weakley of Chicago, and
Gertrude Jenkins, of Cairo.
Frank Anderson and Dicey Little
ton. both of Cairo.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18
Divorce suits ElIed.

Divorce suits we're filed with the
circuit clerk yesterday for trial at the
October term of court as follows:
Blanche Brown Irwin VS.. Clarence
Irwin, both of Thebes; William Merri-
man. Jr.. VS.. Parzetta Duncan Merri-
man; Mary Parker VS.. Erick Parker.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18
10 oroanize Red Men.

F. w Jones, state organizer of the
order of Red Men, will be In Cairo
Monday TO institute an order here.
The branch of the order which existea
here some time ago has been dis
solved
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18
owl : wILL NEST TONIGHT.

A regular meeting Of the Owls IS
set for tonight. at their hall. All mem
beers are requested TO BE- present In
itlation and other important business
with luncheon aud smoker viii be
the order Of the evening. By order Of
THos. d. sLAGLER.
President.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18
SOCIALANDPE PERSONAL

Hon. Miles Fredk Gilbert to succeed
Miss Kate Redman, who has resigle'
on account OF i'll health.
A son was born to Mr.. aud Mrs. FL
Nichols OF 6oi Walnut street yestcr
day morning.
Miss Vcla Bondurant left last night
for Columbia, Mo. whore she Will at
tend stephens College.
Misses Addie and LaVanche Turk,
of Bardwell Ky. were guests yester-
day cf Miss Nela Bondurant
Thomas N. Holt, of Arlington, Ky
is the guest Of Mr., and Mrs. w. l..
Holt OF Upper Washington avenue.
Mrs. Stephen Bird went to Charles
ton, Mo, yesterday to attend a rccep
ton given by Mesdames Danfofth and
Brown.
Frank Schoembs, OF Seventh aud
Walnut streets. who has been critical
~ i'll for several days is reported to
be improving.
n IT, Mills, former employe Of
4 Jaceard Of st. Louis, has
accepted a position at the John A.
Miller icwelry store.
Mrs. John Cronan and daughter,
Miss Pansey. who have been guests OF
Mr., and Mrs Roy Cronan. have re
urned to their home in ST Louis,
Bert Parker, Of the Hotel Gayoso, AT /
Memphis. Tenn, was in the city yes
erday EN- route to st, Louis, and Wis !
ted his friends here for few hours.
Joseph Kuykendall. machinist OF
vulcan Iron Works, left last evening i
ar Charleston. Miss, where he will |
axe position with the Memphis &
railroad
Major Frank l.. Dodds. U. S. A..
Who is the guest of his brother, Or. I
samuel Doods and family will go to
lima this morning to visit relatives
,efore returning TO st. Paul. Mimi.
Fhere he is stationed
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18
Many Warrants.

Street Supervisor Gilmore has been
busy issuing warrants for deiinquent's
in the payment of street taxes. There
are about seven hundred who haven't
paid.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF
Have a Fine Son.

A fine boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred Hagey of 2317 Sycamore street,
yesterday morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18
Set Date For Bazaar.

The ladies' of the Cairo Baptist
church will hold their annual supper
and bazaar at the X. NJ. X. c. hall
the first Thursday in December.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18
carr.Beegle Wedding.

The marriage OF Henry 7. Beegle
and Miss Ellen Carr, both Of Mounds,
Was solemnized last evening at III
o'clock by Rev. C, s. ohrum, pastor
OF the Cairo Baptist church.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18
Removed Barber Shop.

VIM. Rubach, the barber has moved
his shop from 1913 Commercial ave
nue TO 1912 Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18

Miss Blanche Woods has resigned
her position as stenographer for
Woodward Hardware company to &C
eept similar one in the Office Of
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18

Hon, Miles Fred'k Gilbert to succeed
Miss Kate Redman. who has resigned
on account OF i'll health
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18

Mrs. David Joseph has gone to Chi.
csgo to visit relatives.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18

A son was born to Mr. aud Mrs. Ed
Nichols Of 60i Walnut street yeste-
day morning.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18

Miss Vcla Bondurant left last night
for Columbia, Mo. whore she will at
tend stephens College.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18

Misses Addie and LaVanche Turk,
of Bardwell Ky. were guests yester
day, cf Miss Vela Bondurant
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18

Thomas ~ Holt, Of Arlington, Ky
is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
Holt OF Upper Washington avenue.
The Cairo bulletin., 1907-09-18

Mrs. Stephen Bird went 70 Charles
ton. Mo, yesterday to attend rccep
ton given BY Mesdames Danforth and
Brown
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
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c.1at- yiAsasa ~ liz --sa .utzYl out
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i0tef.~t q. afArci !-ayla j, ,,A2.s~i hlrI.
f.eJ. - AssF this, aG-l 70 eAarsl- h.e crUtt
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a!er fis9i
%1r Ira. @as ~tsetifs U nS . risirlfut
-rsta:. ~! wo,A-l h.To GnI 81 Ills right
haai ra,i-r ,l-.n t..-s, tss, 1ass>rs
truAt
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G4s tried - III 9~tterrlo.., when eycry
..bro =. both bot, ~! Apul etru,Ss.1 and
tiIg!ed III Mut4is elisss G4sr ~ tLe
s. rusSie IN d sUts.s.
j, aaia ~. day IA q particularly !ss AA-
gust I..n had ~p!an.el 70 take rs Sw,-t-
i."art 10 Epf.as Forest For ho1. ii only
,!!e-,.s III. iogs OF a aay'a pay; 10. has. 10
would Tot o.ly have gladly taken lAI .oaa
uIon himself. but would even have Lay-
!shed his al uDou hos. would It b>s have
made her hgas p.er.
By; a al! u the morning 81 h1 hana
altered :hn aspect oI things.
''AiArcie- said boy mother to TIIn'a L.
curry. she's gore o&t for the Gay to
5outs.end."
DO you h..ow VITO eheAs e@0 ut.hr' he
asked.
y thought rs she was soar with yo.s''
was Mrs. I2oy!e's reply.
We'll. you can see as thai: isrl't so" was
all poor Tim could say.
Yes. an l don't Ike Il. Tim I'm sure
she's been aiTTlng on secret with some
body Lately. She don't talk about You like
she Gsed to; an what | don't like, she's
been getting a lot of fal-Lals and f!aery,
which she can't afford. and which l know
l can't"
This seanred to sriEe tho hncyzose In
TINS mind.
But ne didn't hetray his thoughts 10
Alarc.e's mother. Ever thu Chip OF tha
Old block. no would hide ra.lho- than
blazon forth.
Mrs. Doyle" no said, $50 must have
gone with sosne OF her shop mates. You
Know what young girls arc in these days.
O course, I'm disappointed at not beInr
able to take her with Inc TO !lpping today,
bus there's more days behind tho wood.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
Fighting Mosquitoes in Lersex.

From the Popular Science MONTHLY.
New York city is 9 highly desirabk,
place OF residence in winter: but less
SO In sumner, and there are thousands
OF residents OF New York city who are
we'll able 70 afford a summer bone
within an hour or two from town. and
who are quite willing to pay for it New
Jersey hats many places ideal in sitlac
ton and accessibility, and one such
place Developed rapidly to a certain
and there 1t stood. halted by the
'lnosaultoes that bred in the surrounds
ing marsh lands Country club. golf
tennis and other attractions ceased -
attract when attention was necegsarily
focused on the biting or stinsing pests
that iass1>dAl everywhere, and thet ens
deney vas to sell out. But theo ynara
we've not ready to quit without a fight
and an Improvement society was
formed which consulted With nv ofioe
INC followed my advice. In on, vaar
the bulk of the breeding area waa
drained. mosquitoes have sinoa haan
almost entirely; one gentle1na
.aot a large owner, either, told ma 11,s
property had Increased $4,000 Il, ye,.,e
end now settlers began to como IN
This year one Of the worst breodinr
at'ssas Of the olden day was used az g
gronypd, and 100 naw rassdessoa q
afe, Planned for Dex year.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

49, t.s ~. "A U els
ttsa 49, .~.4 Sa :.
Atat a.. 1, ~. -, ss.
lac 500 n..S.x IL :.
yu4 ~sa4
+ aatuIy know ,1~. .a So, t.it "a H.
thst 4 .. 49,, -,
AAttae ml ,4.1y- ,a NJ
less tlr ;ns y ,el you VIC, II Is ti4lt I -
utlA rs.say Sss,t i,si a. nul..eea, -
tiirstis..a f0fn
And iN4t~ ~.ta.,.,..1 .,,t,., -. .o
irving NY hardest lals haAs ...4r Ia,A =,
lei! soti nm uoet, 49, o,,. ,n.l
i.vNef can hayy-to u.4eo
u suppst. ,oG NOV. vsur own n.ni
Anyways. aaan., tr,,.n,. va a..sn i
You ca, .,,.s,t.r Ia o.. -"
Wei. ,.ero's more un,.tely ,nlres III
The wolli tAtn thu, I'm .s good as a
play ne;r,e+. u.n'r II II OK. OF tnen.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
The Tax en- ART.
From the Chicago Post

a Calamity has been ayertaa ..r,
countess of E%ristol," a Gatrsz,,--
bo.nllns g arrived a month ago, On s1iess,
nosp.Itae shores. 1t nearly came ss
uhaos:ee6. bu a lucky custom Dsy aa
ausPscted IT'S cost. 1t was seized ana - az
oMlels hated TO court. F'or their nffa,ssa
y : Trying 10 bring a thing Of srtiaasG
vaiue into the United State. a tt 4
tass,lg dssrly for the privilege the,s 70
Ielii'ed Of their painting, which s;,,s.,s
nave benefited the revenue Of 80.
.lseay country by several tho.san., IaS
'ie1 - o. seIsrel hundred dollars.
Had the Gainsoorough come y,
out paying a heavy duty, what = h.,
20 the United States! Deprived 10y
oaly OF a sum mounting In the go
Lisure:s' the country would also hes.s
mad to face q dire possibilitv Eye
coaraged by immunity, art collsct,z LII
great taste, it not great income ms.S ~
nave freely purchased abroad g.
works Of art as now ara sas.ea'
albitlvely dutia'ale. They might 80.
aaaea 10 the csthetic heritage of thes~
homes cities. They might go
rave done something to. dull the 80
instinct Which directs that the III,
stone of duty be tied on the Ta.Ln-
,rt. 1Sck on
The divinity of our Legislators
lever more Impressive than ween
10 art, Q the fetch of tariff more
e'@uFes or exclusion Of a Gainsborours
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
Had Amhiiton

SECRETARY Shaw, searching fog tho hid
den thifss in the lives CT his hundreds
OF clessa> had blanks sent around tl.
treasury asking each clerk 50 give his
vital statistics One line requested an an
sN'er to tie question Are you suffering
from any dieease2"
When tie blanks came in d. was found
that one Man said he had tuberculosis.
Secretary Shaw sent tor him He came in
q big, brcsAa-ehouldered negro messenger
who hooked healthy enough to live for
Atty years.
Why. said the secretary ~.on tss..s,st
got tubarculosts..s
Amt I?' asked the neg,a.
No you haven't. You are perfectly
healthy. Why did you write on the blank
tbat yoE ave -tuberculos.s?-
Welt" said the messenger, " duox,o,
'osptin' If there's anythirr fashies,ab,.
g0if A7oIld ! want it.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

and-and I'll meet tho Southern tysA-Hle
London Belle-tonight whom she t.saa, in,
There's nothin' for nse to do till, rps*r lC
O'clock: nothin.., l mean, but uiaats1ny man
can DO: and I'll slip away to LlE,dso
bridge fer an hour"
His talk With himself, ha.~4v,zs, .as h,
rapidly mads his way beck u tha ul.,tas-
Was not nearly so sanaGirs ineto.sl
NO sellearsal today. and Eii,sa MT
'oaliel till nearly 10 tonight E1s taken
her; I'll swear it!-2asss taken i.sr! 5Eau
il sho cares for him batter than sty, 5osa
for me. no shall marry hefl He Aaln't
make her bels~a that hos a uscls ,sua
and then whistle her of, his f,1s;eca II
she wants him, slns saaH llaTe hilx and
1 wish her vel! of her. bargeins%
It vas q semisupm natural rie.s. r.,
which Hilton waa .aavtng that nissht M,
in u,hich - gallod hts main afro,, a..
raodeFn sort Of Aephtssqpheias, by a avn
nhs disposition of lins u %slootr., unhls
Geer!1hli& depondet upon these being at
ordar. e@a.IS
T1nfs fr@e tapnoern ta.s1a ,s,,.,,
ITO theater. after I~et,71ne. a1a Ix.,A,s
was 70 busy himself With getting ali tho
appaiatos ready for tbs :~psrrorn,n.sa at
iusht: Tho occupation scnthed hts nerves
a1'o kept MIN IRON broodLls too ra,,s,
upon his troiAbh with rAsart IN Ne,cie
- "4SSa Ls na~1 como al that could l,
sotHe. ain' @erybody gossa he had tho
sLass and its surroundings l., hin1eAs. be-
could not shake off the fo>k,,s Of bodt,a
oepression which possessed him.
- could ruin him, he spec1c.ss3v a.,..ex,
WITH himself, II I tt the liehcs 30 ]
wrong. They'd gn1- him, ard nae;,a ~, end ;
q row, If tho dextEnd IN Is a dsyfl-
didnf have his due! But that would ba |
paging a bit low down, AID. seouhut balp
slarcls or DO mo any good ynA 10 IS |
20 De 6o~ned it shaa't be b. ma
I1e kept to his reeoIuhon to ,nLss4 >4a !
Soaslset'd boat AT Hersis.tasc Wharf AZ 8
,ciock making a~rVansersense wtts. r1e
manager for aNHrpeo Of hours. ~
egloe for that purpose
az the boats late" he saso reasrs~fu
3 &c stepped on the w,a1. Sasd Ire
go on tonight, that roeidnrt n-
aalti and TN teach hu a lesson
But for once The London Bolle va~ y,
Q dnse, and Eve minutes after ntra ha1
truck hex lights were seen sso.gap stro~
as he Tower bridge.
~ IS the unexpected tt1e< nenrfv a,r,r-
and though Tim almost tnzt,ro-
sely knew he should see. he was J
together u~nprepared Tor the coming ~stt.
atom s
1t TOOK s9r1e tine to ge. the BIC s4e.ne, :
arped asonsside-time occupied by rim :
scanning the passengers IN the half :
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

F1n sweet faced little esne hahtt,,anv
eaxee to our house daily foe skim mill.
me CHRISTMAS nlornips they were peg
With pride. One had a broken ) oens
music box; while the other had an oranrn
And. hopping up and down With ;oy. rhev
sang; and mother says, If we're good.
{nfe1 N @H
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

sou' LOU re 800 nIoch IKE your father &c
suit me Hes afraid to say DO to a goose,
and yo1a-yhy, you'd fair, to hook an ess
in the face"
Tim Moffat was morally a1sl physically
a perfect image of his father, old Harry
Moffat. who had married a woman who
from her ~ry wedding day had been a
perpetual thorn in her husbands side
Times out Of number had he suffered from
her frehzl3d temper and always with 9
tender endeavor to hide from friends arc
~ne1ghbors her failings and his ox'u sorrow.
Twice in her murderoua rage, had she
his life. and no one. saw his
W son. knew of the truly heroic forbeaz-
ance with which he had dealt with her.
Now size Was dead. and 50 we'll haA tl.s
secret boan kept by tina man wtlosa Lie
she had spoilt and ernbittereA, that
breath OF suspicion attached VI IN whdah
ory' which in tho little w8ia t,n.a az re-
she he'd lived, was as graa<
1-,.-.-e 4w him bod O khna
nve1yot0 Who--E and deep Gown in her
word to aS1e boyb etoried IN rhr n-o,s,
heart .hvor on the lips of lbs fellow ,ner
Pr peri1arR- but for the Influence OF jack
alltofa, Otherwise Jack tbs Dandy, she
Wou!d have yielded TO her better feelings
and cast ooQueting and It's k,nlr.l u.a VS.
to the tour winds.
lh1s Hilton was ths hattng Nc "a tho
eASdeSA % WlAn lin MGffat waS en-
ployed. = single man ha as 81 M, M
nsual With men Of his post4ca rss a
universal lover.
Ey that Is meant chat a1u-ed IN the
fair sex generally Of the East Erl he had
et last come to believe htmeelf to be Oh
so1uteiy RESTLESS 50 for as uprnen ws-
concerned. ~
Msrc!o Doyle was only O Gang in a big
East Esld arm of Sweating taiors. St,i
when tie well dressed and Fascinating
actor detered to smile upon che girl, Who.
waiting, outside the stage door for Tim,
betraven.e pleased. self-cousceusrues of !
the tmpiieo compliment, hessiInply saw an
exceptionally pretty young woman, ~
tired, fof that part Of the. world, With
really remarkable taste and SIMPLICITY i
"Narc1ef' Tin had sold 20 her az he
3o'ned. het that night Just in time to epa
Jack Hflron's ELUSIVE eaautatton, Don't
take a.yy notice OF that mans notke of j
you! HISS nothir TO yopJhH can't be
aothin to you! More nor tta.1t'n be /
he WORST days work you'll ever do for.i I
foursedG and-and for ma II suu ever q
at 3liin.' I
'sTirf!' she answered him with.wfat he
jnouses was a strangely forced laugh. v
ttssHa neves lsasa @seasef ; can take ii
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

In Gen<gel' first year OFT school he-co,n.
nritted a piece of mischief. The teach.r
saidsneSt morning: George did Won tan
yoar mother What you did yesterdarT'
She fond out" ''What d:d she SOW
about 1T" George wiggled ia moment
then looked up with a rugutsf GRIN NM
fafAar did the wprTs."
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19
Voice of Experience

a young girl recently went to her ann,
oi d naomentous occasion. She e.plain~S
ehas a gentleman was coming to see hsr
am sure he likes me-" she adaea
49, l thlsk he means to
: uoht IKE to ask mother how / sho,,lS,
act. under the circumstances. but
sternly. @1Aeyr
Very much" answered her niece
Enough to marry h.m?"
The girl blushed and replied In the az
Then said aunty, with an mir :,
5hority. don't lot there ba ann .h,,,. a-
When he pops, don't t,r1, ~
ara look down to the carpet Just thnn-
Your arms around his neck. look hin, ~,
n ne Iaee and bela. talking about ta.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

nscooats drove away into the nsenk
and the north northeast.
Three men on the steamer frurx, .r-
SIDE The ehart room watched the boats
go away, and one of them. the donkey
man, nas wondering what kind OF foot
10 call himself for being left.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

II s.>lnan doesn't IAN tn love un4f1
after he getsH.on the shady side of 20
he Invariably Syorls overtime In an
opportunities.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

what you are! If Jack the Dandy likes
a walk With me. what's 1t got 30 do with
you? You're too much like your father TO
suit me Hes afraid to say DO to a. goose,
and yo1s-why, you'd fair, to hook an egg
in the face"
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

an h : a ne anesstry$is sqn,e.:.,..
al awlh'ty navy burden TO carry ana
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

Yelling these tidings, the men
scampered back to the bridge deck,
set the mizzen topsail, all the rest of
the steamers complement were collect
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

1t was Jack the Dandy.
He could not have lived a tninuta aftes
it happened, while Tim thought as he
accompanied the body to the local mortu-
airy that, even in his death, Jack Hilton
was pursued by the thing that had been
his curAa.
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

She's settling by the head! It's
making a clean breach over her this
minute! She'll be dow with us If we
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

She has. None's been blown off,
pick up your feet and let's go
to you hardware shop and stars IN
The Mitchell capital. (Mitchell, Dakota [S.D.]) 1879-1918, 1907-07-19

Then. one day. as Tim was on his way
TO the Hiltons' lodging, he saw, while
crossing Mile End road, a drunken man
Knocked down and run over by a passtna