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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

S1Oo ~ -FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL
secure excellent newspaper route
netting Sl0oO monthly; only those who are TEN
Ierate industrious, and can give references will be
considered Cali on MR. GLENISTER. Circulation
Manager. The Washington Herald del7-tf
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Criminal Court No. L.

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
United States - BnSer Hermann: leave granted
United States 20 withdraw amended hlI Of par-
ticulars from fles-
United States IS John Fowler; grand larceny
bond 900 Attorney. Eakin
for tod
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MONEY WANTED AND TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNTS FROM
pr cent TO 6 per cent ID. L. real estate
Every consideration shown borrowers.
The Harrison Realty Company,
'Phcne Main 3S6Z. 81 G street \. II.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

S.OO ~ -FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS WILL,
secure an excellent newspaper route
netting Sl2o.0o monthly; only those who are tenn
psrste industrious. and give references viii be
considered Call on Mr.. GLENISTER. Circulation
Manager. The Washington Herald. del7-tf
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LAW AND COLLECTIONS.

WE COLLECT NOTES. ACCOUNTS. RFYTs
government, estate. and damage claims; no charTs
Unless successful FULLER AGENCY. ~ i21h M.
ec:-d
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MISCELLANEOUS-FoR SALE.

FOR SALE-3O CHOICE OYERCOATS. FROM
s. 20 81: these goods are strictly al-wool and
tailormade Slightly Wonl: all other goods reduced
Give us a call JUSTH'S OLD STAND. 6l9 ID.
de3l-7t
FOR sAbE-LUMBER. SASH. DOORS. LATHS.
and brick from twelve buildings number LIB up
New Hampshire ave. NV. w. NJ SMITH. Hyatts-
vile. Nd de2set
WHITE ASH FURNACE COAL. $50 PER TON,
Fridays. Saturdays and Mond1y3 only. 1877 q
a. NV Phone. main 47A
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WALL PAPER.
MOVING, PACKING & SHIpPIVG.

COLUMBIA TRANSFER CO. now LOCATED
At 800 New York ave; large padded vars 81 lead;
Z horse wagon. S. oad. mhl7-so5t,
FURNITURE. BAGGAGE. PIANOS. &c, MOVED
nntn care IaekinS and chipping a speciality.
kREIG'S EXPRESS. I22l ST Nv. Phone Nam
@4o eu25ts
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Ii you want TO buy a MEryIand rarm OF suburban
home see US or send fe1 latest bulletin
Marion Duekett q Son, 635 + NV.
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The Largest Morning Circulation.
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MONEY TO LOAN on APPROVED CITY REAL
estate al lowest current rates OF interest special
privileges with resrect TO prior payments. TYLER
* RUTHERFORD Gnc), 80 18th ST. Hw ocs-tf
MONEY TO LOAN-LET Us MAKE YOUR NEW
loans or replace old ones at lowest rates OF 10
terest All transactions conducted with economical
consideration for borrowers. MAI. Il SAUNDERS;
a CO.. 1901 St nv. ocs-tf
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Even honeymoons are not
quite complete these days with
out the everyday reading Of
THE HERALD WANT ADS.
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SPIRITUALTSM

KELLER, 1901 FAIRNfONT ct. - WONDERFUL
private slate writings daily. messages from loved
ones and information On any Affairs: public seances
wednesday. Friday. and Sunday nights Phone
north 52Ol. po2.tf
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DISTRICT COURTS.

Assignments for Jssasry 2 1908:
Special calendar.
No. z. United States rsl The Sezoonb Motor
Company Commissioner Of Patents Attorneys.
Z. NJ. Kenysn and W. F. Rogrrs-NfelTiIie Church
ans F. A. Tenant.
neJs. A s. Worthiaston-D. ". Baker and Stuart
MCNAMARA.
No. a-Joseph Evans United States Attor-
neys. r. W. Mcure. CraBdal Mackay and ID. l.
Maekall-D. ". Baker and Stuart McNamara.
No. T. Francis c. Hall IS. Anna p. Clapp e.
al Attorney, II. Z. Davis.
No. Is Edwin ". " Griffin et al Ts. United
States ex rel lie Cuyer Attorneys H. T. Thomas
and H. p. Blasr
No IS District Of ColaFnbia -. Charles Robin
son. Attorneys z. II. Thomas and H. 2. Blair-
Z. s. Duvall. n.
No. Il. Thomas z Drake. superintendent Of in
siIrance. United States rel James A. BATES e
al. Attorneys. z. II. Thomas and r. II. Stephens.
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Criminal Court No.

JUSTICE BARNARD
Assignmeai for January , lsls.
No s. Perskin Is Postal Telegr2ph-CabIs Con-
psny. Attorneys. MILAN & Smith
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OFFICES FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

YOUNG BACHELOR WOULD LIKE AN APART
mcDt Of two rooms and bath convenient and good
neighborhood in northwest section must be furnished
or partly furnished refs. given Address BOX ls2.
Herald otice. de3l-st
Alaska sentinel., 1907-10-03
MAGILLI0AH STREET
And Other Wransel Streets and Alleys
 ip General

kssA week eonsidsyakle exeitsmspt vss occasiossd in town from the fact that Va. 6. Thomas and John B. Wordsn had located tract ot ground thirty fsss widss sba4 tor the past fifteen yesss or more hss bssn known e Me- eilliesa Street. faQairy revealed shs fsst that N uss co; but tho Tsason given vas that they vsss advised te do % by Tsuasse Innsn, iassmush % the tract had aever bssn pisttsd for street pur- psses. cad that ia order for the town to seQuirs tiAIs without bidding the prop ssty fo st what might be an exorbitsnt asurs. tls bsss Dlsn was for them to lscsss l. and deed is eses to ths townr ss bosA ws.s dssirous that this should ss- assi. street. This set Che citizens to wondssins, # this wss the case with that psrsicuiss street, that 1t did net apply
 to sR other snpissssd ssrsets, and to get
 . fair understanding in the matter, Mayor MeCofmsek called a meeting of the citizons, Thussday evening, and in.
 vitsd Trustee Inmsn to meet and confer with them regarding the matter.
 About thirty eitissns were present, and
 the proposition .was discussed in aA its phases. but the onIy thing done was to
 request the vsopsrty owners along Ma silligan street to petition the council to declare the same open to the town from Church Street north to Third Street.
 In the opinion Of many this sstab
 fisher . bsd precedent for the laying out
 of streesF in the town. Section of Ordnance No. ?, for the establishing of
 streets in the Town of Wrsngsll, pro- vidss:. "All streets. lanes or slleys. or ell public placer as laid out in the map or plat of the tewnsi4e of Wrangell. [. made by Webster Prown, are to be TO.
 corded and declared public and free
 highways." As the Webster Brown plat
 was destroyed in the fire of last year.
 and ss the streets, lanes OF alleys were
 never entered on the records of the
 town, 1t is natural to infer that to carry out the idea of the trustee as expressed
 in the case of Msgilligan Street, would
 necessitate the location of other streets
 in order to convey title to the town. Upon tbis point the people were not
 fully advised by the trustee, further
 than that the town is entitled to that
 portion of the street, specifically, upon which yak has been built.
 It looks like considerable of a muddle at present; but it is hoped that the
 trustee and council may act together and
 bring order out of chaos.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-10-03

A man from Ketchikan knocked for sdmittance at the "pearly gate" Old St. Peter inquired his name and whence he came. Being told, he stepped to the 'phono and rang up the main office to ascertain the mans record. Then he turned to the man and said: "You are accused of peddling worthless mining stocks and opposing home government. Take the elevator for the lower floor" Arriving there. he sought the gate and asked for admittsnce. Beelzebub cast 6 fierce frown at him, and turning to the sideboard, took therefrom a bunch of matches and bag of birthstone, which be handed to the fellow, saying "Take these and start c he'll of your own. have no use for you" NoTE-This is thought to, be the last Ketchikan man to oppose home government.
 That new transom at the cable office is an improvement.
 Johnny Grant has had a platform built on his beach lot east of P. Haughts residence.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-10-03

Last sprlrs. when P. oAJsnssu vss having the excavation made west of
 Patsnaude's building, the soil removed
 wss was dumped across the street on tho McKinnon property west of Sin .clsir's store, M5. Sinclair leyeled the :7soll off nicely and put in some potatoes and cabbage plants. and now be has eabbages which average twenty pounds each in weight are of unsurpassed qual: ity We know, because we had some. The potatoes are also fine, but they have not yet been placed on sale. This is a proof of tho folly of dumping any soil
 where it can not be used
Alaska sentinel., 1907-10-03

The Star of Bengal, the A. P. A. can nery ship that came up this year, Jeff the Wrangell cannery Sunday evening for San Francisco, with 72,00O cases O choice salmon and the cannery crew This pack is the work of about thret months, and had the cannery had or hand, sufficient tin for the cans the. could easily have made the pack 90,0O( cases. May the Star of Bengal have z Safe voyage to her destination.
 The Bissell brothers, who had beer out at St. Johns Harbor for ssvsra weeks past, csme in lsst Friday morn ing, bringing with them the old gasoliu, boat Emma, which they intend having yoyerhauled and equipped with 6 new engine. The boat will then be used tol towing, While at the Harbor the gen. tlemen attended to necessary repairs te their buildings ct the springs.
 After Saturday night the familiar old whistle at the eawmiil will be heard nc more this season, as the mill closes or that date. Considerable improvement work will be done and .neessssry sspsirl made before the mill commences opera. tions for next season, which, us trust will be early In the year.
 F. Mstheson last week hsd's biS siez placed on the top of his store. which sau be read easily at quite distance. The sign, itself, is four feet wide and forty six feet long. A fine Asgpole will also be placed in position soon st the center of the building.
 Goo. Barnes logging crew on Bfsdfsld Canal suspended operations for the sea- son last week, and all, excepting the Palmer boys, came to town to take a well-earned rest. Mir. Barnes left, Tues: day, in the Ira, for short business trip to Petersburg.
 Charley Lynch and Leo Geffey had the misfortune to lose sixteen fine logs. which were carried away from their moorings by the high tide of @ week 0, 30 ago. The logs contained about thres thousand feet each.
 Five men arrived doHn' from the Thibet Creek mines, Monday. on ths1l way below. Notwithstanding the slide that occurred at these mines some time ago, they made @ good clean up of sh, precious metal.
 Ex-Mayor' Peter c. Jensen took his departure on the last south trip of the Seattle, enroute to his boyhood home at Keil, Germany. The best wishes of his host of friends go with him.
 Mrs. Lulu Wadding (nee McGee) came up from Loring on the Hum boldt to visit relatives and' trierdyttsfS
Alaska sentinel., 1907-10-03
AT LAsT-A DENTIST

EiGsShsrsl ln this paper viii be found the card of Dr. Chss. A. Entry, who arrived cn the Hahbold., and will To- r'cats permanently in Wrsnssll. Doctor Emery's instruments arrived from Cali. iornia by ths DiT1s6 aud were taken to the Patensude building. where the Doc tor has opened sn office end can be found for any branch of the practice from to F a. m. and l to 5 D. 'm., or other hours by appointment. This is the realization of another of SENTINEL s s'dresms." and we are pleased to extend Df. Emery Q hearty welcome and our best wishes for successful practice.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-10-03

l One of the greatest curiosities ever seen in wrangell wac live wild Rocky Mountain goat, which was brought down the river Thursday evening last in Chief Shakes canoe. which brought down Messrs.. ". B. Scaife and D. c. Byers, who had been hunting big game in the Oassiar country. His goatship wss' cap tured while swim ming. across the river, to which he was supposed to have been chased by wolves. He was' pulled into the canoe and securely lashsd, and upon arrival at Wrangell was placed in the bonded warehouse. Here lis bonds were loossned and Mfr. Goat msde things pretty lively for awhile, seeming not to bs in . good humor. William had a very good appetite, and during the night late thfesdozsn cedar net corks, ot.s box of salmon can labels and ono sack of coal. The animal vas crated for ship ment 70 the Bronx Geological Gardens ih New York City. vhefs hs will be one of the best advertise msnts ever sent out for this ssc:.os as-a bunting country. John Perry last week placed . rock weighing about thoussnd pounds in ths hssd of the bay % sn snchos for bis lbunch. Che right last wesk, vi1s6 the Asska was towing biersy of ssvioss iron tho bend In the hstbor so the mill, the Esitrsn sfoul of the anchor chain and dragged rock; launch. and all about three hundred yafds, to-s poiat' oppdsits tho mill, where the water vas % deep that extra rope had to be ussd. The anchor, however, has bsed replaced in It's orisinsi position, and nsvigstors of small craft are warned to Keep sharp lookout for the float.
 SENTINEL has been "dresming" about the need cfis floating deck at Wrsngell; also thstths town needed dentist. and during the pact two weeks they have both come to stay. Please do not wake us up until ' level walk is built from Front Street to Stikins Avenue, the old shacks and dilapidatsd sidewalks are consigned to the woodpile, the grave yard 'cleaned up and put in pYesenta- bie condition, lending vi harf erected st the cemetery, the Dry Straits are i'm proved and Alaskans are granted theis rights of self-government..'
 supt. J. Babler and family and Mre. Babler's brother, Norman Hawkins, left for below on the Humboldt. the Bsbler family going to Portland and Mir. Nor. man to San Francisco. When they left Mir. Bablor was feeling quite well, hav- ing psitially recovered from his recent injuries. His many Alaska friends hope that his full and permanent recovery may bs speedy and that be will return t6Wrangsll'ih 1oCs,, a new mali
Alaska sentinel., 1907-10-03
MONTHLY ROLL OF HONOR

Following is . list of the pupils who were neither ta,dy nor absent during the month of September, in the advanced room of Wrangell public school: Carter Case, Katherine Bronson. Leonard Campbell. Carrie Moore. Lawrence Horgheim. Christina Lemieux. Lewis Lefnieux. Aurora I.emieux. Harry Coulter. Marie Tho1nassn. Roy Churchill: Virginia Clark. ! My boys have made a clear record oi fsttsudatcs.- Eurrah for my bc7sI. . Hereafter. in Both r6oms, excuses must; Dc brought from parents for all eases of tardiness or sbsenes.
 Mss VIOLIN, Prin.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-10-03
s 4 [ M A 6 U N , !
The Wrangeu Drug Co.

Mining Location Notices kept in stock for sale at SENTINEL office.
 Wm. Lewislias bought from Peter c. Jensen the old Skookum Restaurant and one other house on Front Street.
 Jim Weeks and Nick Parsons came up from their logging camp on Deer Island, Sunday, after repairs to one of their logging jacks.
 Jack Ertz manipulated the knife and clssver and dealt out steaks, roasts and outlets during the absence of O.M. Coulter, last week.
 Tho belated Clatawa reached town with her duck hunters, Sunday. The party killed about hundred ducks and geese. Not very good luck.
 Frederick Bronson, Jr., left on the last Humboldt for Seattle, from where he will take steamer for Oakland, Calif., at which place he will enter school.
 Billy Richardson's steam logging out fit was last week lowed up to town from point down the channel, where they hsvo been logging for some time,
 Mir. Wn. II. Ramsey, of Washington, D. C., examiner of accounts for the De- partment of justice, has been in town the past week, going through the records -of commissioners and deputy marshal for the past several years.
 Peter l.. Jensen left out, Monday for deer hunt ou Zarembo.
 Locker x Danningberg and Marion Gano left in the Queen, Saturday, to look for "mowitch" on the neighboring islands.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-10-03

That big skiff being built by Taught and Bartlett will be equipped with a gasoliue engine.
 The Far Niente made bu.i less trip to Portage Mountain, Saturday, return ing Sunday.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-10-03
PRIMARY ROOM!
List of perfect attendance.

David Churchill. Mike I.oftus. Waiter Coulter. Charles Moore. I I.foyd DH&ity;. Willie 9tedman. Weston ,Dalgit George Sylvester. Ned Lemieux, and one girl, Elsie Moore. This is very humiliatins report for me Co have poblishsd, shd Thops never to hand in 60 poor ono again. If the parents will snly cooperate with me, I do not sss why vs can not have . per. feet attsndsuce.
 Mss BLANCHE.
Alaska sentinel., 1907-10-03

After bringing the Bissell brothers te town, Fred Congdon returned to hiI family, Friday last.
 K. J. Johansen last week tore awa1 the building which he erected some tim ago for . saltery on Reid's wharf.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-20
SMITHS IN LEAD
Family Dominates American
Society, Declares Social
Register Locator.
BROWNS COME NEXT ON LIST
No Joneses in Providence, and Oak
lands Preferred Know None Who
Are Named Jackson.

Society is led throughout the United !
States, north, south. east and west. by |
the ancient and honorable family of
Smith, as is shown by the Social Reg
lister Locator, the first number of
which was published the other day.
This volume is q compendium of the
names of persons of social prominence
in twenty American cities and has
been prepared with painstaking care
1t consists of an alphabetical arrange
ment of $500 names, together with
the cities where the persons reside.
This furnishes Il clew to many sources
of information concerning those whose
dolnSs are of interest to society i'll the
principal cities of the United States.
OF the Smiths there are found to he
500 all told, while the Browns, who
number 346, come next in pr9fcrment
The Joneses number 262. while the
Robinsons have 1T3 on the roll of the
select elect. to quote Miss Carolyn
Wells. The numerically predominant
names In New York are as follows:
Smith, 1913; Brown, 1877; White. Sc;
Morgan, 81; Clark, 81: Robinson. 81;
Taylor. so, and Miller, sc. Boston has
only Smiths and IS Browns. but the
Hub has 30 Williamses, IL Peabodys
and IA Coolidges.
New York has the most Smiths and
40 per cent of the Browns, while Bal
timore is close second in the posses
sion of the clan of Brown. The Smiths
predominant In Philadelphia, with a
battalion of 123, although the Biddle
family, which is SO much Il part of
the City of Brotherly love. has -
members. The JOneses are to be
found everywhere, except in Provi-
dence and Oakland. Oakland has no.
body at all in society named Jackson.
Baltimore is entitled to have the most
| JenkinSes present at any large social
| function. In Chicago the Walkers fol-
| low the Smiths in preference, while in
| Providence the name Aldrich is the
| open sesame to society. Pittsburg has
the most Laughlins. The Smiths are
ut the fore in St Louis and st. Paul,
and in Minneapolis the question Of
prestige is tie among the Washburns,
Winstons and WoodwOrths.
| Facts are Interesting.
| Summaries of the names which recur
in the various cities reveal some inter
esting facts culled from this American
Almanach de Gotha. There are $40 of
the family of Adams in 10 cities. while
| the "a AleXanderS are distributed
through II cities. There are 81 Am
orys, and Boston society has them ALL
OF the Biddle family, besides the - in
Philadelphia which have been men
toned, there are in New York and
In Washington. but they are really
part of the parent stock which flourish.
es in the city of Penn.
Five cities only have Appletons, of
whom there are 81 in Boston, II in
New York in PHILADELPHIA in
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-20

st. Paul and / in Baltimore. All of
the family of Auchincloss, to the num-
Der of Il. have not wandered away
from New York. OF the 50 Cabots 80
reside in Boston. The 213 of the house
Of Davis are scattered through IS
cities, and they are the most numerous
in Washington. Nearly every city, or
10 of the score, have some of the 1G3
Kings.
Strange differentiations in the spell
ing of names appear throughout the
volume. There are 239 of the family
of Clarke and 90 of the name with
out the terminal Sc" Five ways are
offered for the spelling of what is
in effect the same name, as is seen in
such titles as Beal, Beale, Beales, Beall
and BealS. 1t is shown in the tables
that there are 40 Reads. II Reeds and
81 Reds. There are % who bear the
name of Robbins and 81 who leave out
one "b' and pronounce their name the
same way. Forty-two are called Stur-
gis and 80 Sturges.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-20

the Working Glasses. About the time
that he had solved the Trust Problem
he had to go over and see the After
noon Train go through and wait for
his Mail once more.
Late in the Day he usually dropped
in at an Undcrtaker's Shop where a
Veterinary Surgeon and retired
Truck Farmer We're collaborating on n
Foreign Policy for the State Depart
ment. Mr.. Quinsy was always able
to slip in q few Suggestions. He was
dead set against the Anglo-Saxon AL
lance. and believed in the Annexation
of Canada. even if 1t involved War.
At $50 he would purchase q Pound
of Oyster Crackers aid have them
charged. Then he would go home to
Tea, and tell Mrs. Quinsy and Daugh-
ter to fix up the Sofa for him as he
was suffering from Headache and
wanted TO Rest for a little while.
MORAL: What we need in America
is the Gospel of Relaxation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-20
THE REAL CAUSE.
The Ancient Scaip-Fever Theory Ely
pIoded.

AT one time dandruff was attributed
to the result of feverish condition of
the scalp, which threw off the dried
cuticle in scales.
Professor Unna, Hamburg, Germany
noted authority on skin diseases, ex-
plodes this theory and says that dan
druff is a germ disease.
This germ is really responsible fof
the dandruff and for so many bald
heads. 1t can be cured If it is gone
about in the right way. The right
way, of course, and the only way, is 10
kill the germ.
Newbro's Herpicide does this, and
permits the hair to grow luxuriant!y
just as nature intended it should.
Sold by leading druggists. Send IL
cents in stamps for sample to the Her
picide Co., Detroit, Mich. Sold in two
sizes, soc and $1.00. T. H. Thomas
special agent.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-08-20

Prognosticator, and one of his favorite
Stunts was to get up in the Morning
and do a little Forecasting for the
benefit of his Wife and Daughter.
After Breakfast he put on his Over
coat and wrapped himself up in Com
forter so as not to catch Cold and lose
the Use of his Voice. If Mordecai +.
Quinsy had lost the use of his Voice
This Country would have been in
Bad Way.
Mr.. Quinsy knew a Druggist who
took Daily Paper, and so, the first
thing every Morning, he went to the
Drug Store to find out what Foni Break
had been made by Congress. After
reading the Paper he sat by the Stove
and laid out some Work for the Ways
and Means Committee.
After which he went down to the Sta.
ton to see Number Six go through
After which he went up to the Post
Office to wait until the Mail had been
distributed. One day Mordecai Quinsy
received a Seed Catalogue, and after
that he was encouraged. While wait
ing for his Mail Mr.. Quinsy said a few
plain Words about the Kaiser and
stood up for the Monroe Doctrine.
About IL o'clock every day Mr.. Quin-
sy acted as Referee in Pool Game,
and then went over to the Barber Shop
to look at the Illustrated Papers con-
tanning the Pictures of Footlight Favor
ties and Noted Criminals. Mr. Quinsy,
being possessed of an Analytical Mind,
was deeply interested in all Murder
Mysteries, and for every Case he had
few Theories of his own that would
have been a great help to the Police.
Just at II o'clock Mr.. QuiSsy went
home and ate a hearty Dinner, after
which he returned to Main Street
smoking a Farmland Regalia and
gazing thoughtfully at the Ground