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1ne END that passage may be assured.
nI7nysg truly CT
III G0 II 7. RAND, 81
A. B. MURRAY,
CHa ~. c. ELLIS.
PUBLIC SPEAKING

Posters are out announcing that "Hon.
Prosper C~aruthers, candidate for sheriff
OF Acadia parish, will address the people
OF st. Landry Of the political issues Of
the day, at the Courthouse Square, Ope-
iousas, La, on Sunday, Nov. 10th, at 8
P. m. Music will be furnished by the
Opelousas Band. Excursion on the o.
Y. railroad from Crowley, Rayne, Church
Point and intermediate stations. Train
will leave Crowley at 9 a. m, returning
IRON Opelousas At s p. m. Everybody
IS most cordially invited to attend. Don't
miss this.
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RJMORS OUT

There have been persistent rurnors
~hereabouts for the last several days to
the effect that Morgan's Louisiana and
Texas railroad has been leased to the
railroad interests. l. is variouslv re-
ported that the Texas Pacific has secured
the lease, and again it is reported that
the Rock Island system is the lessee.
Still again, it is reported that the South
eTn Pacific is again the lessee.
There is no way here of finding out
whether any of these runors be true, but
they have been so persistently repeated,
that it is the general opinion that there
is something in them. The stories all 60
that the change Qf ownership of the lease
is to come next September.
The fact that the Southern Pacific has
been rushing to completion it's line from
Lafayette to Baton Rouge, and that it
would be easy to connect its line that
passes through Abbeville with it's western
lines by building a small piece of track
from Gueydan to Port Arthur. also tends
to give color to the belief that the South
ern Pacific is ready to surrender its lease
if it has to. 1t is known that the South
ern Pacific has recently purchased a num-
Der of acres at Lafayette at some distance
from the present depot of the NJ. L. & T.,
and in case Of a severance, its divisional
headquarters could readily be estab-
lished there.-New Iberia Enterprise.
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THAT COMICAL RASCAL-SILLY
BILLY

$500 f. - - e - 4 Ea
Among the ten characters in John
Thompson's Funny Fellows of New
York. is n called Silly, Billy. As q
laugh-produee1 heis an immense success
Il there is such a thing as one of the
funny fellows being the funniest, the
prize, as has often been remarked, should
goSto SILLY Billy" r
Everything thatBily doesis comieal
his look, his dress, his manner~of speak
ing, his actions, all are comical.
Silly Billy is a very fine musician; his
solo on the Lilliputian Violin, on which
he plays the Carnival of Venice with
variations, is so well rendered that only
a person with a musical education can
fully appreciate the skillful n in
which he handles this instrument.
Anothpg surprise for the audience is
when he introduces a plicated piece of
paper which he calls a "Pro-to-fo-to-idio-
riculum.' This is truly a wonderful
piece Qpnper, which words cannot de-
scribe. Billy turns this piece Of paper
into thirty-two different articles, such as
boys caps, Women's hats, stair-cases,
sugar scoops, bonnets, etc.
As a banjo player, Billy is very fine.
His Imitation of the Trinity Church
Chimes Bells" Of New York city on the
banjo, will always be remembered by all
who see it. When Billy is not singing a
song or telling funny stories, it is only
because he is playing some musical in
strument. Il has often been said of
Billy that he is as funny as a circus
and a minstrel troupe combined.
The other characters are just as funny.
Mr. Thompson will appear at the Sandoz
Opera House for n night on Wednes-
dayss 9Th
25c, 35c and Soc. Tickets at the Halls
Drug Store. y
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q IT, n--@-4,YZ
iSAas isaiaSoi at 5anu0z opera
House tomorrow Sunday night.
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EGR SALE,

f0rr inta IN Lewis & Rercier Addition. front
ing Sonth on Park avenue and east nv FnntinF
atlon OF N:1rBot street Finest lots in addition
SLIGO, or will - sold two together-corner lot
5000. aud inSltpo lots $500. Call at this office.
April %, 10 If
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NOTICE

All persons having claims against the
estate of Christopher D. Eckart are here
by requested to present the same to the
undersigned at New Iberia.
JOS. w. ECKART,
Nov. 8, 1907. Administrator.
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Several months ago the School Boar6
OF Iberia parish in discussing, the loss OF
funds intended for the public schools Of
the State by reason of their habit of stick
ing to the hands of parish treasurers
through percentages allowed by law fol-
disburs1ng the money, resolved to bring
the matter to the attention of the next
Legislature with a view Of saving this
money for the schools and Of making their
funds earn more. While nothing has
been SAID lately on the subject, it was
evident that the members of the School
Board had not forgotten the projected
change. Now that a extra session of
the Legislature has been called to fore
stall the intention Of the various candi-
dates for Office in their intended reforms,
the Board of Education has decided to
press the reformin this direction at once.
Inc following circular letter is being
sent by the officials of the Parish Board
to the School Board of other parishes
with the idea that the movement ma
crystalline into a general demand for the
change of legislation needed to insure
that every cent of money intended for the
schools reaches its proper destination.
New Iberia, La, Oct. 80, 1907.
Gentlemen: At a special meeting of the
Board of School Directors of Iberia par
1sh on July 18th, a committee was ap-
pointed to confer with the School Boards
throughout the State with a view of hay
ing such legislation enacted as will per-
NIT OF more economical administra-
ton of school affairs.
TO this end, the committee asks yoar
lHmedlate cooperation in an. effort to
have the General Assembly at its special
session incorporate an act divorcing the
treasurership of the School Board from
that of the Police Jury, and giving power
to the School Board to select its wv
treasurer. 5ea j.
The School Boards of the State paid
last year tw%enty-four thousand nine hun
dred and eighty-three dollars and forty
cents 1924, 983 400 to have the schoolfunds
dlsbursed. This sum going out of the
school funds yearly intoIthe pockets of
so~Hlceholders could bessaved and applied
directly to The needs Of the schools, ifthe
School Board had the authority to APP
point Their own taasurers, forathe banks
IN the parishes would disburse it free of
charge in order to handle the deposits.
Il this act appeals to you as q reform
that Should be no longer withheld, we ask
you 70 urge your senators and representa-
uves to use their votes and influence to
the end that passage may be assured
Very truly, nN
aftuE II 7. Rand, 0f
A. B. MURRAY,
3Y6 zLEa ILLS.
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NOTICE

As I am no longer connected with
hardware store, I respectfully
solicit q share Of the public patronage in
behalf Of the Opelousas Plumbing and
Heating Co, consisting Of S. L. Hall and
CEAS. ). CARPENTER.
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The Gar has ordered that wilhelm Rus
aa.Iaftshallhetraa1 asAnaiFe noble
man It is hoped that bomb enthusiasts
will not take the mandate literally.
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RAILROAD TIME TazsEE
!s0a.nrrn Ep.ciGc

SoH.nprm EpncE6c
Train No. 7AG-East, arrives at q:1 a. II.
Wall rlnsps 1T go,
Train No, 7a5-West. arrives at 1870 y. n.
NaiI closes Of l1:4n
.~Gpesoasss. Gulf &c Northeastern Ey.
/ Train No. 2-East, leaves e:25 a.. IN.
Train No. West, leaves 4:30 p. m.
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WTESI VIRGINIA NOR IHERN X r
w ln effect December o. 1000
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cnunht Wnlf Nv lL. rnil.

sixteen ycarold Louis Crosse has re-.
cciycl check from tho county auditor
I'm payment Of the bounty for the scalp
or big timber wolf which hc Killed
near his fathers farm at Little sun
mico, MINI Crosse and hts father
had been ont hunting. aul their dogs
struck the trail Of wolf Thcy fol
lowed 81 all day Toward evening
they came up To- the wolf just as u was
about 10 crawl into hole u was
part way I'm, but the older Crosse ran
forward nnd seized the animal by the
tail. u tried 10 uop NJ him. but
Crosse. who ls q strong man. hurled Il
rapidly about until. losing IBIS hold on
iis cnudnl appcudagc. the wolf shot
away FOR several yards aud lay on the
ground apparently dcal Louis made
certain Of his prey bv putting n bullet
into It's head
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Niua five ycars old who had been
sled riding and found thc tot standing
by the big gray wolf In the ccntor OF
the street pattug him and gurgling,
"Nlcc doggic. uicc doeHcw
The mother almost tainted She call
ed 10 her child 60 come away from the
mice doggic" who might bite. and.
with toors, the lIttlc one obcycd She
had stepped but "a short distance from
ibc big wolf when lIe crack of rifle
and the whistle Of bullet sounded ths
animals death Knoll Wntcrsou and
another IMAM haI hoon uaar by trying
90 get "a ahot at tIa wolf WHOM the
child ram up and began t1 fondlc H.
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TRAPPED IN SAFE.
BookkeePor Almost Loses His Life
Trying to Save Books From Fire.

BookkeePer Almost Loses His Life
Trying to Save Books From Fire.
Jeremiah Kcanc. boollkecper. had n
remarkable escape from death while
shut up in a steel vault I'm the burning
store Of lIcan x Kenne, nt Danbury.
Conn.
The young man is son OF one OF
the firm. lie was trying to save the
books, when some one pushed big
stove against the door OF the vuult. He
faced death by suffocation, and his
shouts ana struggles were I'm vain.
At last with almost supcrhuman
strength. he moved the stove a Few
Inches and forced his way out. But the
thick smoke that filled the room cholcd
him into insensibllty. and he fell upon
the floor
\ few minutes later fireman step
ped upon his PROSTATE body. lie was
dragged out into the air with the books
I'm his arms.
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hurt oh, DOCTOR said the patient
what n blessing 1t would be to bc
born without teethr"
But, my dear man. said the den.
list, we are, you know"
II was at > p. m that this Jest wns
sprung.
Immediately Miss Barr began To gig
glc. the gigglo rapidly increasing in
strength
After she had laughed 1--WE minutes
the man who told the Joke looked hurt
When she had laughed ten minutes
hc fled In anger. But It was no joke
then to Miss Barr
Her laughter could be heard for a
block All kinds OF remedies were
tried
They threw water In her face. put
keys down her back. endcnvorcd to
make her angry by Insults but gtUl
she laughed.
Finally Drs. Thatcher and Boyd were
summoned when signs Of collapse be-
gan TO be manifest
They could do little. At o o'clock
Miss Barr was only scmlconscious. but
still laughing AZ 03O o'clock she vvas
supposed TO be dying from exhaustion.
Until 10 o'clock she continued to
laugh, and the physicians were dcspcr-
ate. Finally, stlll laughing. she sank
into dozc. ana the spell Of the Joke
gradually passed away. When she
awOkc she was In an extremely weak
cncd condition
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rHE omL wAs nEMAnKABbY coon

thc west Of England Miss Elsie Helms
Of West Dene. Whltecross Road. Here
ford the daughter OF one Of the church.
wardens. volunteered to accompany
him
The ascent was made by means of n
stccplcjnck's cradle In spite Of the
force Of the wind and OF the swaylng
Of the crodlc the girl. Mr. Larslns
says. was remarkably cool All through
the perilous ascent and ssscent Need.
less 10 say. the spire had never been
ascendcd before by any except male
climbers
II was market day. and great
crowd watched IN thrilling suspense
the ascent OF the swaying cradle. Traf
Ec was entirely blocked By the crowd.
every member OF which stood stock suU
until The girl had gained the summit
descended again and reached tho
ground safe and unharmcd
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ToSSES GOLD INTO RIVER.
ST. Louis Capitalist Throws $1,000
Away 60 Keep From Droyvninu.


Away 60 Keep From Drowning.
Somewhere I'm the bottom OF the Mo.
!ovc river IN California lie two sacks
containing $500 In gold each. George
IL Durham, St Louis capitalist,
tossed the money into the river 10 save
himself from drowning.
Durham had been on the desert with
Poul Riddle mining promoter. IL
look at group OF claims. Samples OF
orc from tho group had so pleased him
that he promised 10 pay Biddlc $1,000
In gold for an interest IN tho claims
II they proved satisfactory after no
had m0dc personal inspection OF
them.
punham had the money IA sacks and
hucklod tho sacks into tho inside pocIs.
cts OF Il heavily lined khaki cont. Aa
the men wcrc fording Tho AIoiavo river
tholr wagon was overturned, and Dun.
nam was swept downstream.
Nhilc struggling against tho current
the weight of the gold handicapped
hlm, aud after desperate effort TO
r'nch shore With It hc finally released
tho treasure.
RIddlo and the team easily gained
shore. He was much disturbed over
the loss OF tho money. and ne and
Dunhnm spent half "a day dragging tho
river bottom, but without result IL IA
l'lddlc's belief that the money will
never Ice recovered, For the sands. ho
snN". VIII completely bury it.
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MNGWOOD PRESTON COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA THURSDAY MARCH 28 1907
PEERS FLEE TO AFRICA.
Rich 6ritons Prefer Wild Animals to
Girls Who Would Wed Them.

HiSn bFitons Freter Wtld Animals to
Girls Who Would Wed Them.
All London Is laughing at the decl.
sion OF the new Marquis OF Anglesey
mud Lord Compton. the heir OF the
Marquis OF Northampton. 10 fly the
country before the London season com
monccs. These Two young men. who
will be enormously wealthy and who
are the greatest matrimonial catches
In England, prefer To brave lions and
rhinoccri rather than be chased by
designing dowagers with fiocks OF un.
married daughters.
No sooner had Lord Anglesey sue
cceded 10 the title held by his very
eccentric cousin than he received
showers OF letters OF invitations from
old ladies whom ne had never met.
Young Lord Compton's coming o.f age
last year was also remarkable for tho
fact that he was literally surrounded
10y hcwltchlng dnmsels who wished to
tell him "the story OF their lives"
Both young men are good looking.
modest and sportsmanlike They intend
10 30 out together to Nnirohi. east
Africa, and do some big game shooting
Instead of attending dances every
night I'm London. Lord Compton's IA
thcr does not want his son 10 think Of
marriage until he is 0t least twenty
eight years Of age. Lord Anglcscy mny
possibly be kept I'm reserve" for a roy.
al or semlroyal princess
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MORE FAT, LESS ALlMoNY.
sign Painters AVoirdupois Cuts Down
N.Mife's Allowance.

The alimouy 70 bo paid 10 Laura A.
Mckinley 10y John IL. Mckinley. sign
painter was ordered reduced by Judge
keclcr OF the common pleas court in
cleveland, O., ON tho plea OF Mckinley
that he had grown too stout TO work
at his trade,
Iho Mcklnlcys 0rc divorced Tho
ollmony which the husband was or.
uercd 70 pay his wifc was So month
This amount was based ON the supposl.
ton that Mckinley WAS making about
500 month
1t was shown that Mrs Mckinley
was deriving an Income from her own
work Nud that OF her children OF Si6
Il month. Mckinley himself asserted
That because of his weight no could no
longer get worl, at the trade he had
followed since boyhood und could do
only common labor at $3.50 "A day. IIc
weighs over 200 pounds and cannot
climb ropes 20 paint signs ON walls Of
buildings
Judge kcclcr reduced the allmonv
from So TO SIP month
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a real I've rattIesuokc found foo 70
rural mail box ON q farm near canton,
No, bias kept ST. Louis posomcc Don.
spcctors busy for the better part VI "a
year am to tho end that Inspector
Patterson recently applied 'o Assist
ant United States District Attorney
Horace Dyer FOR warrant any
kud of "a warrant or Information Dyer
might sno 60 to ISSUE Ur Dyer de.
r.dcd that thc cause OF lu the trou.
bie bad long since departed this ufe
there was nothing doing" Tho lu-
pector reported To- DOS chief was u.s.
signed 20 another case and convenient.
ly forgot Tho namcs NJ the interested
parties whom questioned
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girls hosiery. The prosecutor asserted
That ON Sunday night while in com
pany with young woman who rcsem-
hlcd Miss Feltes he was robbed Of
$40 lie remembered that his fair
charmcr had on red stockings, and he
was anxious 20 satisfy himself on that
point when he sought a peep Mt the
actress ankles
Tho mnn got away IN the quickly
assembled crowd before bis Identity
was revealed II IS believed ho is de-
mcntcd Miss Fcltes. with her mother.
called ON Inspector Whitaker md made
formal complaint.
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SWALLOWED rssth Fi,h.a In

A man presenting himself ot the sur.
gerry OF Professor Chian. in Vienna. cx-
planned that be had swallowed % set
of false teeth I'm his sleep q week be-.
fore The X rays were used. and they
showed an obstruction behind tho
brcostbonc without resorting 30 cDoph-
ago'omy. the doctors decided TO try
iheir hand with an Ingenious combiua-
'ion of instruments and. after am
hours work. succeeded in extracting
The iocth without using tbc knife
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FISH EAT orr BOYS PANTS.
Starving Pioeerol Try TO Mako Meal
OF Fisher l. ad.

OF flshcr lad.
Boys living aloug The Delaware river
between Mast Hope aud Tuston hnvo
bcon having Zinc sport fishing from
holes In the river where the fish had
been Imprisoned by the leo freezing
sulldly around them.
biz hole was discovered recently.
nnd the lee was chopped around It.
The fish were $50 plentiful that they
made the water foam within. Tho
open air seemed To revive them. They
were hungry, too nnd from the mum.
Der of dead fish ON the surface it was
evident they had become cannlbaIs and
fed ON one another.
Samuel Jones. ninc years old, fell
into the hole ana before he was res.
cucd the fish, many of them plckoreI,
had torn hN trousers almost from his
legs I'm their savage frenzy for food.
Some of the plcLcrcl taken from this
hole weighed i've pounds each, while
many of the Gels were of tremendous
length, avcrgins .ly pounds apiece.
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The little hamlet OF Forestynlc. Md.
was recently stirred over the discovery
of % human hand nailed 90 % telegraph
pole The authorities Of Prince
Georges county arc unable ~ tell
whether it IS the hand " "a white pcr-
son or n negro ON account OF IT'S de-
composition 10 was found by Atwul
Gray while returning from church.
Tho hand according 10 Deputy Sheriff
Suit who reported the case 90 the local
police, looked as though ~ had been
chopped on with an ax third
finger was missing, and the authorities
at IorcsiyiiIc believe Che finger was
takon from womon's hand 60 obtain
wedding or engagement ring.
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No WIFE WANTED, I"
Man Who Advertised For Spouse
Has TO Hang Out This Sign.
BESIEGED BY APPLICANTS.

Every Train Brings to Derby Conn.
Women. Old and Young, Pretty and
Otherwise, Who Would Share the
Lot Of George Moon. ESQ.
Derby, Conn, is In the throcs OF Al
matrimonial bargain rush. From the
four corners OF the state women. young
and old. are arriving. They seek to
wed George Moon, the widower. who
advertised FOR wife. Mr. Moon told
the public that he wanted a young wo-
man between the ages OF twenty-five
and thiry-hvc. but the "ad." has
brought 60 his door every day for the
past week widows OF nifty, maids OF
sixteen and spmstcrs of uncertain age.
Every Incoming train has some aspir-
ant for the heart OF the lonely Moon.
who admits forty years of age
His mail has been something cuor-
nous. Nearly every letter has contain
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WHHe Gco.. Woodward was rum
ming e1WmU iu he mountains OF
Adam county pH. Doe discovered tho
ner.G.d IuI and neck of % humans
being muadi.I 'u % largo oak log.
Woodward removed the head and ship
ped IT. t1 Dr o. W Tate of Altoona for
.Hm'uauon Th. hold was of per-
f.nt proportions. tho features being
preserved t3 tuc muulost detail ln tho
uoIy of uc wool Ears nose. mouth.
nyoH eyebrows 0ud even tho lines Of
'le face were p'H.u'y visible Tho un~
usual color uf iIo f1oo was the only
thing which dr.ractcI from the ufellke
appearance Tho trcc was cut near
Robber Lewis cave. 1t is supposed
Tint The head belonged TO one OF the
victims Of This noted outlaw.
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Two miles east OF Terra Alta ono m..
rH-tH o'B SO. x d io7 acres ss aero.
cleared balance woods and timber a1au,
Ioo Geo etoitsw umeer mostly eood sale
<o acres meadow good orchard F1oa
water six xroon house. small bank barn
horse stable and other buildings se Zee,
lime rock good fencing. a portion of fHe
idtm ierc and some hillside but machiuer,
can De used conveniently on nearly au oI
30. Call on or address w ~. CASIFEL
crrs Alta W Va. or Lee Miller "a
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TRIES TO SEE HER STOCKINGS
New Orleans Man Frishtons an Actress
In tho Street

she has got ON red stockings See If
! am not right That was the cry
which greeted pretty Grace Fcltcs. an
actress, at Baronnc and Canal streets
New Orleans, ON recent evening. Il
was n man who nccostcd her and he
throw himself 90 his knees ln order 90
make n closer examination
Miss Fcltes fled screaming ana ran
into the arms OF Patrolman Raggio
The strange man followed ana made
another effort to get glimpse of the
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SHE IS FULL OF NEEDLES.
Oo'''o peusslor Swallows Package Of
Them-Fifty Recovered,

MIS-. Dolly Dcusslcr, aged twenty.
TWO years, who swallowed "A packet Of
needles several months ago. IL under
treatment In Bellevue hospital. Now
York city, whcrc the surgeon states
she sim has scores OF needles I'm bcr
body
Al the fordham hospital, where tho
woman was first treated, five opera.
lions were performed and nfty needles
extracted. Some OF the needles nro 10.
Gated AZ far apart ms bnck. chest and
arms, ana 1t ls feared that two OF them
which have Travelled 10 the vicinity OF
the heart may puncturc that organ A
charge of attempted suicide may be
made against the woman.
II Is not known how she came to
swallow the needles.
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cd photograph. The latter were
promising, and, not finding his ideal
among the army Of personal applj-
cants Moon has traced the photo.
graphs from one end OF the state t.
the other I'm hopes OF locating his afiin-
ity. But the trip failed In one place
he found a woman OF sixty or so shyly
admitting she had sent him picture
taken when she was thirty In another
place IT was a ciggling country lass
who saw visions OF the gay life or
Derby.
Moon IS now back home announcing
that his first list Of applicants Is not
satisfactory. lie says he has cleaned
the slate and will start anew upon his
hunt for Mrs Moon All former appli
cants are barred. Upon the door Of bis
home he has printed this sign, "No
Wife Wanted" When he returned he
said:
81 ann sttll heart whole and fancy
free Some OF the applicants wanted
cash payment IN advance as an cvi-
dencc Of good faith. Some were di-
vorcces ! wouldn't have that sort. /
want mo- grass widows. The lot dl-
yidel into two classes, the shallow
patcd ana the mcrcenary. I don't want
either
'I cailel upon one woman at Wal
lingford who seemed 20 Gl the bin.
but when ] got there, expecting 10 find
q woman Of perhaps thirty. I met n
woman over hfty She said. We'll,
that was my picture when ! WAS thir-