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Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Editorial and
Society Section
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Yard for 25c LUhits Dotted Swiss
con Sale s to III

(On Sale 3 10 ID
Full 27 inches wide three size dots, small,
medium and large (and the dots are put on
to stay; a fine sheer quality and is posi-
lively worth 25c anywhere.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
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For 500 Cowhide SUIT Case
(On Sale 8 to II Monday Only
24-inch size with brass lock and catches has
shirt fold and leather straps in case; lined
throughout with art linen.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
Part III
=$4.98=
For $7.Ao Steamer Trunk
con Sale s to IL Monday onl,

con Sale to IL Monday Only
"a or 36 inch size canvas covered malleable
steel trimmed black japanned steel side and
center bands; best brass lock, spring bolts
and catches covered and divided top tray.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-07-28
$L08 for Bath Robes
UjOrfh to SIS. 90

Solid shades of blue, tan or gray in fan
nels; also large novelty patterns and floral
designs in fine quality French jacquard
and German flannel robes; cut broad and
roomy; full floor length and have heavy
wool cord at waist and neck; sizes 36
to so.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10

The wheeling lntelligencer picks
out some Democratic tayorites for
places on the state ticket as follows:
.The Parkersburg Sentinel suggests
John Marshall as the Republican can
didate for attorney general. No doubt
the Sentinel would also like to see
John Marshall's pa run for governor
and John Marshall's partner, Mr.. Ke-
fauyer, run for auditor, and John Mar,
shall's employer. Reese Blizzard, run
for Secretary Of State, and John Mar.
shall's friend, Mcintosh, Of Fayette-
Kanawha, for treasurer. The Sentinel
always did have a sincere desire to
make things as easy as possible for
the Democrats.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10
n wILL AELP.

The Grafton Republican pledges its
assistance in the matter of cleaning
up the river bank near its place Of
abode. The Republican says:
The Fairmont West virginian, in
speaking of the effort now being made
by its city to cleanse the waters Of
the Tygarts Valley river, says: Eve
hope the Republican will pitch in and
help in this worthy cause. We can't
afford to have the waters of the beau
tiful Tygarts Valley contaminated,
and Grafton ought to be willing to
takeaction without being made do so"
Yes; you're right. But 1t is one thing
for the people Of a city to ask to have
things done, and its another thing to
get them done. City administrations
in Grafton nave been asked for years
to keep the banks Of the river clean
Of trash and refuse matter, but some
how or other 1t has never been done.
However, it now looks as though the
present upto-date, progressive and
generous administration Of city af-
fairs will listen to the appeals that
have been made. and the city Of Fair,
mont will doubtless shortly schedule
the fact that the river banks are kept
clear and clean. The Republican has
been and is doing all IT can to bring
about the desired results.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10
ESst4lplrIoN OF SPITE.

blend sof the West virginian
seems unwilling to have US let the
actions 90 one James R. Meek, editor
q tIie wheeling Telegraph, go by I'M
aoticea, Meek is the man who brought
more han dozen grave and sensa-
tional charles against Charles ].
schuch prosecuting attorney Of Ohio
count HestaiIed to sustain a single
charge and the Judge took occasion
to score him roaaaly for his method
d attack 81 Mr. schuck. It is a seri;
oua que Ion togo into the courts and
ppbilsh III newspapers broadcast
charges AFFECTING the honor both pri-
sats ana public q a3man who is held
in sueh nigh esteem as Is Mr.. schuck
and Il scents tons that the failure Of
Meek 10 sustain his allegations,
sweeping Is bey were, ought 10 call
Tor MS Immedist renent from the
editorial chair d tls Telegraph. TO
The average indlSianal me Thing q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10
THE PEOPLE'S FORUM
After the "knlooker" Again

After the "knoeker Again.
Editor West virginian:
The morning paper is wonderfully
resourcefuI in getting out Of a tight
place. This mornings issue says that
the reason the boat came to Fairmont
yesterday was that they heard at Nor
gantown the Times was knocking on
their service. The fact is that Wharf
master Watts had desire that the
boat would come to Fairmont yester.
day long before they had reached Nor
gantown. In a few weeks when the
"knocker" finds out that many Of the
best AMI most enterprising citizens Of
Fairmont are now large stockholders
in the NJ. & o. Packet Company 1t will
refrain from trying to injure local en-.
terpr!ses. What. would the people Of
Clarksburg give If they had our pool
Of water and our packet line at their
door? Yes: what would they give?
Well, 1t is safe to say that they would
give 1t their loyal support as they do
everything else that benefits their
thriving city. CITIZEN.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10
GOOD FOR rHE SCHOOLS.

When the Republicans took hold Of
affairs in West Virginia, four months
Of school was the term for nearly all
the country districts in the State; now
the minimum term is six months, an
increase in length Of term Of fifty per
cent. Teachers wages ran from SIS
to $50 per month in many counties,
hardly any reaching more than $S5
for first grade certificates. Now, the
minimum salary for teachers holding
number one certificates Is $685., while
many go as high as $50 Some people
complain because the new tax laws
provide more revenue, 1t seems to
us the school teachers can see what
the new tax laws are capable Of doing
for them and ought to be a unit for
their enforcement. And the pretty
part about the whole matter Is that
the taxes Of the masses lave been low
cred notwiths ding re increase y
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10

charges Of serious character against
"a public Official casts such a suspicion
on him as to presuppose his guilt and
therein lies the Nervousness Of Meeks
offense. 1t is claimed by those in po-
.sitlon to know that the action was the
result Of personal differences be.
tween Meek and schuck and it is
thought Meek's object was to get be.
fore the public a set Of allegations for
the effect they would have notwith-
standing the fact that he knew he
could not substantate them. The
friends Of Mr.. schuck are glad his
traducer was unable to do him any.
harm and that SO high minded and
fair a man as Judge Nesbitt was call.
ed upon to decide the case. The only
thing that seems necessary to satisfy
all concerned is for Meek to go into
some other business.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10
a aRAVE l.yoI,jEF:ENsE.

"a ID 3
At this distance It seems hard to
understand how jury disagreed on
the question otRoldIng Dr. Cunning
ham, oi Charleston, for the grand
jury onthe charge Of having obtained
and ilstrtbutsd the questions for
leaehera prior 10 tile last Uniform ex-
aminations As pressman in the Tri-
bune Printing Company Office testi-
fed to having dellyered a sheet Of the
questions ID Df Cunningham and to
having received gthirty.aye dollars
therefor Another man IN the office
snbstantiated the story of the press.
man ii part while q teacher in an.
other comfy swore that Cunningham
ofiered q get certificate for him on
condition that a certain sum Of money
be paid, Cunningham could give only
a very ansatl stactory explanation Of
these various movements, winding up
BY calling the pressman q liar. Now,
somebody Got hold OF the questions
and placed thamin the hands Of teach
ess ri several counties of the State,
which II j xeryiserious otfense and it
seems % 5sa 4 grand jury would have
a good dealsto work on with such evil
dence as was presented before the
jury ia lie pfellnlnafy hearing. It is
right aud pIopeESfor jurors even in a
preliminary hearing to give the ac-
cused Tie benefit Of the doubt, but the
testimony as reported in the Charles
ton pagers was s., strong against Gun.
nlngham That I'VE can't understand
how two men out Of six could ask for
Dismissal of the charges against
him Ths otfense Of securing and dis
iributing ezpmlnation questions in
me MANNER ehaFgedis most serious
and lar eachingsone 1t puts dtshon-
EST teachers incur schools on certifi-
{ = . 7 D
Gates fEaudalently obtained and vi
ilates q system which has cost the
state millions 81 dollars to establish,
We hope the Department Of Free
Schools VIM go to the bottom of the
natter aud not stop until the last Of
fender IS brought to Justice and the
extreme penalty imposed upon every
eulpf1t is a good time to set an
example before the world Of what our
schools stand for in the matter Of
common honesty The. pressman, the
man VINO bought the questions and
esery teacher who accepted them
ought 10 he severely and summarily
dealt with and we believe the people
Of inc tate win sanction such action.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10

Oh, say, Fairmont, Grafton is not
worried. Ii does not drink the same
water you do Grafton Sentinel.
who was saying anything about
water to drink? We are concerned
about water to run our factories,
wash the streets, etc, You must be
thinking Of Weston or Morgantown.-
Fairmont West virginian.
While Morgantown has the purest
water and the best water system in
the state, and although children cry
for IT yet irrigation is not limited to
that fluid in this city. We use the
water to keep our geysers supplied
Morgartown New Dominion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10

u
The editor Of the Nicholas chroni-
Gle is weeping and wailing because
the county is in debt and needs a new
iatl and the new tax laws won't allow
the commissioners Of the county court
to raise the levy high enough to pay
the debt and build the jail this year.
Under what laws was the debt ere
ated? The old inefficient ones which
simply we're unable to provide money
for their payment. We don't know
how badly Nicholas needs jail, but
Spencer has an institution that would
be the place for the editor of the
Chronicle till ne gets over his spell"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10
WANTS INFORMATION.

Mr.. Alfred Holt Stone. of Dunleith,
Miss, writes a letter to the editor
of this paper, which is self explana.
tory, as follows:
q have undertaken the preparation
Of am economic history of the, negro,
and am asking the aid Of the Southern
papers IN the preliminary work of 10.
eating and securing original material.
1.-THE plan of the work necessarily
involves a consideration Of the life
OF the Southern white people, want
such information as is to be found in
plantation hooks and records of all de-
scripticns; records of factors and mer.
chants: family record, diaries, ETC.; in
fact, anything Of an authentic char
acler throwing light on ante bellum,
reconstruction or more recent eco.
nomic conditions in the South.
II am anxious to locate such mate.
rial, and to correspond with persons
having It's custody, and with those
whose personal knowledge would as
sist in its Interpretation. The South is
full Of such material, and | shall be
grateful to you and to such papers as
may assist in locating It's present
whereabouts and ownership by repro
duclng this letter.
81 may add that l am a Southern
man, and that my interest is genuine.
Every truly yours,
"a. H. STONE"
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10
hive STOCK

UNION STOCK YARDS, PITTS
BURG pa Cattle Supply lIght,
steady choice eso9e s5 prime $50
Sheep Supply light, Prime
lwethers SIS 1901 cutis ana common
200 s.oo; lambs 800 veal
calves 500.
Y Hogs receipts fair. Higher prime
iheayries GOO ss5; mediums, 49,;
heavy yorkers. e55 az 90; Sight york
ers and ptks e. 200 rs; toughs 4,5O9
5.25. oa5 e.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10
Mosgaatow hag !. 80 pEosliSslnl


soa rs hands Hese y what q tts ls'sti
says Is u y Z, " 4 2. Is n e
Il Just now the garbage question
seems to " agttattng the city q Grafii
ton 10 such an extent that editorial
comment Is filling much space, not on:
III in the Grafton papers, but IN the
Faifmont papers as well. We are IN 2.
terested to know that Morgantown ts
not the only. city that has to contend
with this problem. Perhaps the PEG
|ple Of Grafton viii conclude that they
need an incinerating plant similar 70
the one planned for here II they do,
Ii will be worth while to listen to the ~
various expressions Of opinion.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10

Our big feeling neighbor failed to
come up with the GOODS on the charge
made against the West Virginian that
1t had published false rlgures relative
to school leyies, 1t simply made tae
charge and when asked for proof
tucked its tail between its legs like a
whipped canine and sneaked off.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10
pryeoods.

NEW YORK Trade holds steady
in dry goods with the cotton goods
market showing a hardening tenden-
cy on several lines. Jobbers are doing
a very satisfactory trade. Carpet wool
Is moving from the warehouses more
freely. Toweling Is about 10 per cent.
higher than 1t was a year ago and the
demand holds very strong with a lin.
tied supply Of linens and cottons.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10
Money.

NEW YoRK-Money on call strong;
394%; ruling rate A; closing bid 8,
old at 61s. Time loans very strong:
60 days 81; 80 days s; six months
6h. Close: Prime mercantile paper
6@61s; sterling exchange steady with
actual business in bankers bills at
4s6.5o for demand and at 1925 for
co day bills. Commercial bills 4S21s.
Bar silver 60. Mex dollars 5S2. Gov.
eminent bonds steady, Railroad bonds
irregular.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10

me length Of schools throu1iuut s6e
state and the great increase IN teach
ers salaries. such inlngs are enough
to make opponents Of the new taT
laws grow sick as heart, but + is ney-
81 too lste toF Eepentanse-
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10
Treasury statement.

WASHINGTON Yesterdays state.
ment of the treasury balances in the
general fund exclusive of the $780,
100000 gold reserve shows:
Available cash balances s241,21o,-
4S2. Gold coin andbullion s6o,s71o7t4,s
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10

Get together and get busy cries
the Florida Times-Union to the Dem
ocrats. They always get busy when
they get together, and sometimes the
police are called in to separate them.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10
38Ptoduiee,e.

NEW YORK Butter-weak; re-
.ceipts $780, Creamery common to
specials a 925; process, common to
extra ls92231aa western factory, com:
mon to extra 1s621s1s.
Cheese Easy, unchanged, reefs, j.
14s.
Eggs Firm unchanged; receipts y
Oh. s5
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10
Ransford D. Ruckman, Of Worcester,

Ransford D. Ruckman, Of Worcester,
Mass, recently appointed naval al
wiser to the Sultan of Turkey, is now
in command Of the feet which guards
the Bosporls and the Dardanelles, with
the rank Of admiral. His first expert:
ence as a sailor was gained on the
great lakes, where he was a cabin boy.
Now, at 40, he Is an admiral. N
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10

"Who is the most discussed man in
American" asks contemporary. We
do not know; but John D. Rockefeller
doubtless is the most cussed.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10

A scientist says that the planets are
stealing a lot of our heat. There
does not appear to be any shortage,
however.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-08-10

however.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
olant. u o.hsr nana-

According % "a account in an old
fpll0 book 1853 The ancient giants
reached fhe enormous height N 50
feet lt says Fanejlua ralates. aud
from him Claveflus fhat l5a7 A b.
scar PanoHmum Ia Sicily ne hody II
s giant waa DUG 81 about IS euhits -
& feei TAI The same anghnr states
that . 1916 near Mazerene 60 SIC.
ils there was founa he bodg II
giant 60 cuhlts 3 ae feot. tan Fufih.
q that . 1858 near Syracuse aas
tuE - another bodY 81 the same as
mensiana 4 . 1850 near Euialla ia
Sicily vas tuE a. 4 body ss feet high.
aad whose stnli Vas about 10 feet in
cifcum1ercace There Is described the
earpss e : giaai q gfeaa size. found
standing in a vast cave scar Depran.
um IN Sicily A 9 iak2. uhose staa
was like the mast uf : ahip. ana he
fefspAft q whose skull would contain
sieiliah huabsi which s about :
thifd q an American baahcl
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10

The proprietor q little saloon
uear union square Nou Yofk has Ea
attractive little beige outside a hour
labiag green mint His customers
can alsags be sure % a fresh apriG
In their lsleps and can riCk e tbem-
selves q they nke lt's decorative out.
side and usefai aithiu and fhe mixer
doesat have to depend on the mar
kegs
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
rsLtaI. rasl.t.n.-

ut sou ever notice the ihd.g.an.
silty g foatssepz asked 8he man
whose oface erehs iai6 iour ham
~ aad dewn which a great many pes
PIE wE.k every das Wen. have
and there's lel 10 it ! have aot
80 ! eaa tell the tread of almost every
one shum I knrs well before be- 60
tgfs nv door
Ne two peanie waik quite ths
sane. and as = rule everybody. under
ordinary circumstances. puls doun
and llfts 40 BIS feet n s way that
ocean vafy ! oan recognise without
tfoshle the auiek nssyous stride 0f tha
mar vho has ne reom nest a. mine
the liEht FOOTBALLS of my atenogfaphef.
the peculiar shuttle of The dean of cur
rov There isnt the least dimculty
70 telling ne Identity q frequent vlsl
tors q ny sshctum ere they appear,
for there Is he tolltaio revelation
brought e ny ears b fore my eyes
rest upon them Juat = little ohssrva.
u1n does The trick
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
Kisos TASTE ~ ooloRs.
Td~ses fnss - RsHsxs ere oison e.
Asaeallns prsaa

Meua dress has ucpef Is recorded
sartorisi history heeu 81 Dali AID un
Interesting as g became duriug the
uineteenlh oentarf
king Edsagd hss ma8e tentative
Efforts q enlarge masoullbe free8om
10 this fetpeei the soft NsH hat ian
baqts oFenina trousers eith q stripe
q braid dasn the aides aad loose 8ln.
nef Jackets aH eee iheir Introduction
q the fQFai afh.tef af meas faahloas
aHf at tae Windsor far ieu party ae
cei1f q ihe kiafa 8raka was remarked
aaEh haf FiUH h'ua arefeaaf plaa
ft.ri aaa q he.IagaIe 81
Agaia at lhe ast HaH rteH i8
mret ihar Halesass' at uetanshlre
house many r tae fsauemen guests
were privately requested b. appear la
Aaee tHesehes ~ sbe Enas desire
iaaH0a NrHf
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
MershIpsr, b oIa 81 -.

That old - Marks oyer there is
A. endowed church. be explained as
they PASSED L ~ il selfaupportins
Some Sunday come down here and see
the people 4 Is the btraneeat mir.
tare q people 10 New York. or course
there are many who SO 70 II here on
The East Side i being situated here
but you'd be amazed % see the wealthy
old people who come down from River
side Drive and West End 10 attend
hat church because their fathers and
Efaudiathers did Il ia wonderful
really New Yofk Times.
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
NOT sotlp rNovan roon
Nuts seem 10 Fag le ssesfy enc ~
man hcsr~-'.

Next a. tbs iarliaka a tn woula.
be food reformef come nuta d ~
nurik asys a writer in MNCiu4ea
These are nrNea upon us With special
feryof and enshaalasm hy those aha
regard Az fools u animal origin -
tainted money. heamlfehed hs tie
foul crime II murder Hare. ee are
told. are foodstans uRlnutn hickory
nuia Brazil nasa. pecana, peanala~of
a hlgh degree of teeshaomenesa and
aftFaeiiYeneas. not excessive IA eSs
nease. and containing a larger per-
eenlaea II both nroteid ana tat
Analysts made Ia the laboratory nh.
soluiely confirm fhe truth 81 the Rtaien
mfni Fata and proiclds are hofh
present IN LARGE amegHtc sHa II read
lf9 dlgesiihle form ard yet practical
" na nmemaaeipatgdn speelmvn of
tie human fareexcept the Shawnee
indiaa la hlekor9 uut tlmewll at.
tempt &c make 3 meai on nuts r.
Far8lmG gham slmnly aa bonnA
baaehe. t0 he taken after fhe serious
business of ihe mtal Is over. mefaly
As dessert The lheil phrase ef the
Naiaais and The 2lne expresses pru
eisely whore hey are % The scale %
the narmAl dist Aai
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
"Wednesday OetA

~ 80
VIII Robbins sent q Kansas CitY
'ast night.
Jehu Frankiln ard wife is here te.
day from EsteilA
Ms Aibsrta shsysf i assisting ss
cafdet g L Fa9is
. = Simpson u Cllntoa. No IS
registered - gAteNay
Frauk StK u osatulh IS visiting
his sister MIS- Sarah Ntx
Albert nsrTy went % Oklahoma
|Clty lssi nlEht ca business
Ns Ball sho Is here at ne bospl
Cd tFom Grove Is uioslg cqnFaleslpg
Pred nnke q ne Thomas Frait
Ce,i a. Joplin u wofking the toun C.
daJ
Nj AMI Mrs c. Z. Ilarnags af TAla
IA, are here visiting Mrs Joseph
Hunt.
John Rsitef has accepted ; positlou
with c. y Douglass AZ the American
Expfcas oaioe-
Frank Kelley, Jim nAllAd, and
Grover Monroe. of Alton are attend
Ing court here to-day
LOST White fox Terrier pap.
lemon coiofed spot IN forehead He.
turn % G A. nsvIdsoa.
Ths ladies Of TIE Congressional
church wlll meet tomorfou Afternoon
a. O'Clock a. ths home Of Ms c. ".
Cfass.
Mr. August Schilecket ana child.
fen went 70 farlane last evening 70
visit Mrs sehIleekeFs parents NJ.
and Au FREEMAN Nidiaef
Eisaru II fiadg, of WEIGH. Cralg
County > res attorney elect was here
today preparlng 70 move his family 70
Vinita A hearty welcome, ID
Mrs Mary 3. Warreus,Ad died :,
her home near Ketehum this morDtng
oi pneumonia fever. She pill ts bar
isd tomorfou Afternoon AZ : o'ciock
Lewls Rogsn has chaEge Of the fane.
al Arrangements
The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1907-10-10
avgngo up wIrn FAaasa.
Scientific Eilml0stion e 81 ossr
Charge fsr Beer at Boarding taopss.

ASteHlffN AtiHinaton ef - Asff
Charge for Beer at Boarding tsopse
toANaef AZ g Massachusetts, FARM
house eFeped % % oyerchAfEa By the
landlord In the following fAahicn thia
sumner
When 30 arrived foF . fortniGhia
stay be learned that the town in which
thn farm was situated was a temper
ance town. and that the nearest source
of aupply for malt and nplritaoaa
qaenchefs was some eiaAt miles away
When be asked tbs landlord 70 bring
up . couple os cases q beer TIE nsrt
time he peut % town, b. Was blandiy
informed
There's 30 nsed of that have
adopted you ~ 5 member u my fam.
~. and always have some bcer on
hand FOR my own"
This was AL right and during The
remainder u bis stay the guest con.
sumed beer as hia thirst and fancy
demanded
When BE- came q settle nla bilj jusi
before leaving. hs discovered that ho
hnd been charged with some Ten bot
icss which he bad nos consumed Net
sishius 70 make a fuss over 20 small
= matter be cast aboui faf some way
g even h up
knEasiaE the farmer ih cahversa
tion atou prospective improvements
oa The place b. saasfe8 tha8 eome
beer Naala msbs matters mafe sac.a
be and & saa tfoaNhf The elfela
vas lhea enlarged Is ten ree mem.
be1s. aud mu9e beer Nas asked faf
buueht and consumed and s. & cent
lnf Haua time
The 3efa~tiar snest aaEafsfed that
p ~ fof ihs hcar bar fha aHsr VISA
rejected s. - mads himself camfer.
ahfe aua keHf ap tAe Interest anti
soHe ii horuea haa becn tmpued
vhen he hlca A.mseit aRay With
glaNlag satisfaction ID having squared
thlaga 30 far e. bis arereharEa Naa
eoneefue1 without leaving 8 saspieion
behlnd e. o. BE daft iaicnuons