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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20
Rosenberg S,
l18 Main ST., Next Door to Marietta Hgt8G
F>airr11o1t, ~. Va.

non, formerly of nniyer-
sity, viii have charge q the depart
ment Of Latln DR. sbalapn WIN be In
structor lp botar the place Of 4.
g. johnson, do sIsped pr Mum
son, oftae Uniyerstty 81 Maine, will
have charge Of horticulture pr John
NJ. EislaadI Of the naval academy at
Annapolis Nd viii shaye charge Of
the department 81 thesna les In the
place Of Professor Stewart Dr.
Chitwood, Of Mercer UalsersIty takes
the place Of Prot ssor ". j. Fleming
as professor Of European history; Dr.
A. NJ. Reese, Of Syracuse II. y. win
have charge Of thg zoology department
in the place Of Professor 4. p Johp-
ston, who resigned.
Professor G. Edmund Nell Of the
department Of eloeution and eratoryl
has Just rsturne from Europe, where
he spent the summer
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20
Alberta oaIIatIn in Judith of the
Plains"

tAlbSISd f0ahahI W
Plains"
Alberta Gallatln, who will appear in
this city as star IN the great West
ern play, Judith of the Plains by
Mary +. Stone and Algernon Tassin,
Eldredge & Meakin's latest prodIction
has forged to the front rank with nota.
BILE raDlllty. Miss Gallatin has be-
come an established favorlte, her per.
sonality on and OF the stage is charm.
ing and her manner pleasing. She is
accomplished, intellectual mad well IN.
formed, endowed with high artistic
temperament and above all things she
is womanly and gracious. She has In
previous years appeared as a co-star
with Joseph Jefferson, Henry Miller
and as Rosalind at The Madison
Square Theater, New York, a few
years ago created a sensation. Miss
Gallatin is decidedly pleased with the
part Of Judith" and in her portrayal
of the star role has scored immensely.
Eldredge & MeakIn have provided an
excellent company for hr support and
most elaborate scenery and
eeffcts for her present starring tour
.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20

Otis Skinner will produce for the
first time on any stage shortly a:
Ford's "For the Honor Of the Family"
a play in four acts after Balzac. by
Emile Falve, adapted by Paul'M. Pot
ter. AS announced, Mr.. Skinner will
be supported by Miss Percy Haswell
and others well known in the support
ing company are Francis Carlisle. a.
G. Andrews, Joseph Wheeock, sr.,
and Alfred Hudson, Jr.
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d THE STAGE a
q oanIll soonl on tia IralI.I

DANIEL 5spns on TIE Trails
on nest Thursda night the attrsaci
ton 81 Daniel Boone on the rrat y
at the Grand Opera Holse VIII be the
offering This piece which is founded
on historical relative to the set.
atlementSct the Ohio Valley, has for
It's principal plot the love story Of
The noted Kenthckian, Daniel Boone.
Thls romance Of Bones eyentful
marriage was ultimately the second
ary cause Of a prolonged war farce for
several years by the tribes Of indians
who were more or less encouraged by
Boone's enemies.
p One Of the true incidents of Boone's
from being burned at the stake, when
he has a desperate hand to hand en-
counter with Blacklist, Shawnee
chief and simon Gerty the white
runegad. This adventure is realistl,
cally presented by Col. s. A. Mitchell
in the production tobe given here next
Tuesday night. Prices IS, IS and 50
cents.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20

The new aetodrama, under suspt-
nom BY Ramsey Morris, author Of
The Ninety and Nine" had Its first
production Id New York this week
win great success. It tells the story
sof man falsely accused, who seeks
I'VE down the opprobrlum of a pris.
on sentence The thrilling scene Of
tthe play Is an escape through the
flames IL prairie fire on motor.
esele Therole Of the hero was play
sby wallace worsley, who has been
eens here In Baltimore for short en-.
eagemsat with the stock company.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20

"Goodness!" exclaimed Mrs. Sub.
bulbs, arriving home from church, "the
minister gave US nothing but fire ana
birthstone to-day"
Il thought he would" said her hus'
band. az saw their servant girl go
ing down to the station with her
trunk just after you started for
urch."-Philadelphia Press.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20

The young girl was going down for
the third time,
But no rescuer appeared.
Really, this is shameful" declared
a thin man with pink whlskers. Ts
there no presidential possibility in all
this throng?"-Plttsburg Post
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20

4 suppose you 80 70 the city At
least once a year, said ths SUMMER
boarder
Il used tew, I replied the old farm
.er, t'but / atn,t been Thar fer nigh
onto three years noaw Sense We got
rural free delivery lia git bunkoed
list as wsllby man; b'gosal Chicago
News.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20

Socrates, why, don't you say some
thing to Angelina about sitting up so
late with young Poseboy?"
"Me? Why, rather like 1t, 1t
saves worrying about burglars Chi.
cago Journal.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE,
Standing Of the clubs.

Yesterdays Games.
New York-Philadelphia, rain,
St, Louis, 2; Cleveland, l.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20

School satcheI and bopk cover given
free to each purclias school books
Ask for them. Globe sook store. q
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20

Free on request, a school satehel to
each purchaser of school books. Globe
Book Store. II
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20

School books at Globe Book Store,
watson Hotel building tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20
GOSSIP OF THE STAGE.

Lulu CHASER began her season this
week In her new play, "LoIa from Der.
lin," and was cordially welcomed.
Marie Dressler will very likely ap.
pear in London in musical version
Of "The Education of Mr.. Pipp."
Cralotta Nllsen began her second
season in Rachel Crothers' play, "The
Three Of Us" in Newark this week.
Virginia Harmed is planning revlv-
al OF "Irls," this season, and at her
request, Plnero, the author, is writing
a new at for the play.
Mrs. Leslie Carter has as yet made
no announcement of her new play
with which she will open her season.
Mr.. Frank Wilstach will be her bust
ness manager this season.
Mr., Louis Bishop Hall, who has been
acting as stage manager Of the new
Fawcett company during Mr.. Allen
Fawcett's indisposltlon, was with
Henry Miller, and staged the latter's
big success, "The Great Divide"
It is said that Julia Marlowe will
not undertake any new parts this sea-
son and will postpone for the present
the production of "st. Theresa" in
which Bernhardt acted, and which
Mss Marlowe bought for America.
She will not begin her stage work I'M
til the beginning of the new year.
which will give her short season.
A star whom Harrison Grey Fiske
may add to those under his manage
ment is Gustave salvinl, son Of the
famous tragedan, Tomaso salvini, and
brother of the late Alexander salvini.
The actor, who has not yet thorough
command of English, wishes to appear
at the head Of his own company, play
ing in italian,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20

School books and supplies at Globe
Book Store, Watson Hotel building. tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20

Two base hlts-Wessel, enable.
Sacrifice hit-Conners. First base on
balls-off Friel, 2. Struck out by
Jackson, 5; by Trlel, 5. Double play
Miller and Vessel Time-1:S5. UNI
pIre-Billy Earle.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20
To.paY,s Games,
To.Day's Games.
Chicago at Washington.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at New York,
Cleveland at Boston.

School satchel and book cover given
free to each purchaser Of school books
Ask for them. Globe Book Store. tt
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20

To-Hay's Games.
Brooklyn at PIttsburg.
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at Chicago.
Philadelphia at St. Louis.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20
MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs.

Yesterdays Games.
Plttsburg, 4; Brooklyn, 8.
Chicago, L; Cincinnati, 6.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20

Virginia Harmed is planning a revlv-
al OF Iris" this season, and at her
request, Plnero, the author is writing
a new at for the play.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20

Cralotta Nllsen began her second
season in Rachel Crothers' play, "The
Three Of Us" in Newark this week.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20

Marie Dressler will very likely ap.
pear in London in musical version
Of "The Education Of Mr.. Plpp."
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20

Mrs. Leslie Carter has as yet made
no announcement of her new play
with which she will open her season.
Mr.. Frank Wllstach will be her bust
ness manager this season.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1907-09-20

Lulu CHASER began her season this
week in her new play, Lola from Der.
lin" and was cordially welcomed.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1907-08-15

Get free sample of DR.. Shops
Health Coffee at our store. II real
coffee disturbs your stomach, your
heart or kidneys, then try this clever
coffee imitation. DR.. Shop has closely
matched old Java and Mocha coffee in
flavor and taste, yet it has not single
grain of coffee in it. DR.. Shops Health
Coffee Imitation is made from pure
toasted grains or cereals, with malt,
mats, etc. Made in a minute. No
tedious wait. You will surely like it.
Sold by UNIQUE GROCERY.
Great excitement in our clos
ing-out sale OF dress goods, sum-
mtr domestic fabrics. Such
wonderful bargains. Why SO
cheap? That is right, ask ques-
tions. The more folks know
about the sweeping closing out
sale, the quicker we will empty
all our shelves and racks. It is
a whole-souled effort to get
things in ship-shape previous to
the arrival OF fall goods. Sale
continues all of next week. The
Hub, Minot, n. D.
Leave orders for engraved
cards at the Independent Office.
For SALE---34 T, G. Mandt wagon
g. tire, as good as new at bargain, used
about two months, EARL WALDREF,
7-25t4 Elite Steam Laundry,
Typewriter = Want to buy second
hand machine: must be in good condi-
ton and priced right. Address Type
writer, care Independent. SLIT
j. L. Skrivseth's Photographic
art studio, frst-class work. all
sizes, 303 S. Main st, Minot,
n. d. 1-1Stf
Grant s. Youmans, Room Z,
Blaisdell-B Bird block, Minot, N.
D., loans money before proof is
made, in small amounts, to
homesteaders. Write to him, or
call on him.
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G.. T. Kennefck, assessing :. 5000
Sawyer Imp. Co., scrapers 49,. 1880
July u, 1907
John A. Berg, assessing 4th
district ...............3 OO.OO
Erickson and Berge Co., mdse
for county charge ........ 5000
Geo. A. MCGEE, expenses ...... ga 90
Anton Johnson, assessing 500. 80. 90
H. c. Howard, assessing 4th dis
trlct .294 w
J. L. Van Buskivk, assessing in
4th district .............. As. 90
Minot City, water service -. Al "a
Mamie Meadows, services in
quarantine case $3.50. 20. 90
John Ronhaugh, witness in In
sanity case III .ZO
A. N. Olsen, 6ees ia insanity
Ctsoo .,.s.....~.......~.". al .aAOs
Albert Wieklund, eoxerdRg war 4
rant No. 1897 ;. ........,.,.... g9.00}
R. P. Undesdahl, assessing In
4th district -. ........ .144 90;
John Brady, assessing in 4th
district 1928. 90
L. S. Foote, meats for county
hospital .............. S7.69
July 10, 1907
j. R. Needham, assessing in
Air. district "a m
flu uIol1ACI of. W 4
c. G. G. Willis, com. services. 20. 90 |
A. J. Carter, assessing in 3rd
district .............. "a.
DR.. r. w. Pence, assisting in op-
eratlOn ................ 800 |
VIM. Murray, services in case of
glandered horses ....... 70. 40
A. j. Defiance, com. services -. 44.0O
F. NJ. Clark, hauling water to
pest house ............. ESQ
The Herald, supplies ...... s1.10l
July IS, 1907
Geo. w. Kemper, bridge 1900. 90 i
N. W. Bridge Co., grades ...721 go
F. R. Miller, labor and material 40 i
w. j. Stone, assessing in 4th
district "a w
Neil McDugall, grading 49,. .1O7. sc
July 20, 1907
Ralph Abbott, Com. services. ;. "A. 90
r. H. Emerson, Com. services. "a. 90
G. C. G. Willis, Com. services. 90 90
Thorwald Mostad, assessing in
5th district .234 90
500 Lumber Co., bridge planks. 1870
w. c. Golly services assessing. 1900
VIM. Murray, fees in matter of
glandered horses ........... 20.3
w. F. Gull, assessing in 5th dis
trict .................. Ga 90
T. z. Hagen, constable fees. :. 1880
S. H. Elliott, Com. services. -. 91.7O
John Olson, labor. .......... 1925
Daniel Gunderson, labor. $3.50. 1925
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L. D. Cotton, road work. ...... .1O2 81
July 81, 1907.
E. E. Hanyon, nscribing in
case of State VS.. Murphy. ...... Is. 90
A. J. Defiance, Com. services. 46. 80
S. H. Elliott, Com. services.... 27.90
McFall & Bartholomew, varnish-
|
Geo. A. MCGEE, obtaining list af
liquor permits .............. $500
Geo. A. MCGEE, expenses. -. 9.95
Ralph Abbott, Com. services. 1910
r. H. Emerson, Com. services. 24.0O
Williams & Dolan, road plow.. SO. 90
c. c. c. Willis, Com. services. 20.
eleven Bros, merchandise for
! county charge ............. 10. 90.
IiH r. ,0ttO, acaurt order. 12. 20,
dn!y 80, H,aoR.
rs. III. Ehictt, Com. services ...--. 10 so
The HeraN, Office tables .......,. 90
IF. "A. Chapman, ,taasins Joe Anne
rim to Grafton ...........,.... Is :05
'Nels Hanson, read work. ..... 1S. 00
IS. o. Soine, assessing in 5th
district .OO
Ed Swanson, assessing ....... 80 90
Bond Lumber Co., lumber for
culvert .................. $50
NJ. 0. Tousley, assessing in 5th
district 100
Geo. r. Kinney, labor. ......... 200
Bror Hanson, house rent for
county charge. ...-......... Is. 90
Grow Clothing Co., merchandise
1Or prisoners. ............... 5.lO
Nick Rustad, baliff services. -. 21.70 |
Citizens Lumber Co., bridge
lumDer 400
C. A. Bugge, bridge material. $3.50
Allen Campbell, boarding county
charge 10. 90
NJ. H. Misfeld, bridge repairing. 1000
Republican Gazette, publishing
notices for bids. ........... 2.1O
c. H. Ames, laundry work. ..... 63
Olof A. Olson, wood. ........... %. 90
John Robertson, hauling wood. 4.4O
J. G. Barnard, road work. 500. 40. so
E. E. Hanyen, services ......... 10. 70
w. & L. E. Gurley, road work. IA 90
c. A. Boyce, hauling beer. $50. II. 90
j. A. Juno, house rent. ......... Is. 90
E. G. kioby, grading. 249. 81
July 81, 1907.
J. H. Stone, assessing in 4th
VIM. Hartman, laundry work.. "a. so
E. E. Hanyen, stenog. services. 11.3O
P. ]. Colman, assessing in 4th
district ................ w
J. w. Coleman, assessing in 4th
ulSIrlCI ........ of.Vo
A. S. Blakey, drugs. ............1 IA. 90
j. B. Taylor, supplies for hospi-
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surveyor La
S. H. Swenson, plunger for we'll
pump ........... A'o
Langworthy Lbr. Co., lumber :. 1870
J C. Vogt, assessing in second
district .............. 4o.O
Mcclure Coal Co., coal for hos
pllal ........ lou
Ed. o. Sletvold, services and
and mileage in insanity cases 10. s.
H. P. Altner, mileage and SER
vices in insanity cases -. II. 3
DR.. S. G.. White, services in in
sanity cases ........... 50. a
The Loman Co. supplies for
road Overseers ........... So
Evan Thomas, Surveying,...... 80. 81
J. Fauchild, merchandise for
county charges ............ 10. 81
j. P. McHenry, services $50. AS
E. G.. Warren, Supt. mileage. 173 .0'
=. G.. Warren, services 49,. 22.5'
Union Nat. Bank, express go. 1873
Ralph Abbott, com. services 80. So 81
E. Newgard, mdse. for county
charges ................. zo.V'
H. G. Blenkner, mdse. for coun-
ty charges ............ 20. 81
Torkelson Bros, mdse for coun-
ty charges I. ............. a.;
July sixth, 1907
J. O'Brien, court order $3.50. 10. II
C. C. C. Willis, com. service. 25. Il
H. G. Windell, services $50. 49,;
VIM. Golden, services at hospi-
~ CdI sssss.s SA.O'
Simmons and Sodner, mdse. Co.
charge at Kenmare ....... 400
Lyon Drug Co., drugs for Co.
charges ;. .............. %. 81
Geo. Won Media, coal for pest
house ................. 1.4s
John c. Morris, services in small
pox cases .............. 1890
John Mostad, road work -. 1910
A. ]. Defiance, com. services. 26. 81
Mrs. John Daily, board for Co.
charge 80. OF
VIM. Murray, services in insan-
ity cases 16. OF
Geo. w. Kemper, services grad
ing and filling in court house
yard 6S. 4C
John ]. Lee, to Office rent in Lee
block for Nov. ........... II. 90
Minot Roofing Co., repair work
in hospital 4S. 25
A. N. Olson, mileage and SER
vices in insanity case 800. 1912
eleven Bros, mdse. for county
charge .................. TO-
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Percy Hetherton, Asst. Co. Sur
veyor ....... ...... 210O
E. G. Warren, supt, mileage. -. $3.50
J. J. Lee, boarding prisoners. -. 5000
J. J. Lee, jailor for July. ..... 5000
J. J. Lee, sheriff,s fee and mil
age ......... ..... 9342S
J. w. Fabrick, long distance tel
ephOne. ........ ....... 2.30
Neil McDugall, bridge work. 400. 90
c. A. Bugge, lumber for bridges 1928
E. J. Thomas, expenses Co. sur
FeyOr $3.50
Ralph Abbot, commissioners
services. ........... 2Z.U
On motion duly seconded and car
ried the Board adjourned until nine
o'clock a. m. September 2. 1907.
]. w. Fabrick,
County Auditor
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Commissioners Transact Important Business
(Continued.)

1.2o B. F. Kale, burying county
charge ......... oV.VV
1.50 Ole R. Olson, assessing 50. so
1905 Allen Campbell, care of county
charge ................ lO.VO
4S. 90 Minot Paper Co., supplies -. 1910
Knight Printing Co., Office sup
10 90 plies and books :. ....... 533. o.
G. P. Makee, mileage in insan-
10 So 1ty case u. ~
Shuman Bros, mdse. for county
II 80 charge ............... Is. 10
John O'Neill services as bridge
so .4OJ Waterman ............. 5O. 40
Gertrude Mcconnell, services ;. 500
5.651 jacobson and Fugelso, nails for
9.85l road overseers .......... 3. 90
N. w. Bridge Co., bridges and
IS grades .647 90
4.5O July eight, 1907
[73. 90 trlct Observation-Disclosures. 81. w
o. "a ]. F. Calkins, assessing 4th dis
IL 80 trlct ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 50. OO
So. 80 Robert Fisher, assessing 81 90
July ninth, 1907
2S. 90 G. r. Kinney road work ....... 400
r. E. Mott, mdse for pest house 20. O5
20. 66 J. H. Murray, treatment of w.
N. Crane .............. 12O 90
4.45 o. D. Spooner, boarding county
charge .................. Adv
10. 10 Thomas Miley, constable fees. IA IS
Is. Is Minot Plumbing Co., plumbing 81 "a
"a. Is P. p Lee, rent for judges cham
DerS .lj9 %
sn ho Golden Rulo mdSo for 20
charge ................ "a O2
4.05 Beltrami Co. News, publishing
notice for bids ........... 2.20
23. so Darby and Peterson, laundry. 1.37
A. s. Blakey, drugs for hospi-
IT'S tai Observation-Disclosures. 81. 81
J. Fauchald, mdse for hospital. 251. 81
q. 90 e. Mus, doors for hospital. $50
u. 90 E. Mus, lumber ............2o5. II
26. 80 July tenth, 1907
Neil McDougall bridges .1,169. 90
80. 90 John Hollinger, board county
charges ............... "a 81
16. 90 F. ]. Murphy, expenses as asst
states atty. -. ...199.O0
H. T. Dolloff, house rent for Co.
6S. Az charge ................ lb.OO
Geo. N. Burch, work at hospi
IL. 90 tai Observation-Disclosures. LIS
Mrs. Pringle, boarding county
IS 20 charge oV.VV
Jacobson and Fugelso, rope -. 1908
10. 20 ]. Fauchald, refrigerator $50. 81. 90
Walker Bros and Hardy, sup
1O.OV pies ............. .l5|. AZ
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17

the morning" ne asked musingly-''the
last m~Orning-you and / got up from
the straw ia the stables over at Jerome
Park-the stables they let us sleep in 2
And went down in the lawn toaroost
on the rails and spy OH the speed trials
OF old ReveIl's horses?"
EXACTLY" said Joe. and we looked at
each other and laughed. We in rags
gosh, how chilly it was that morning!
DO you remember what We talked
about?"
No said I, though did.
u was proposing to turn a crooked
trick-and you wouldn't haye 1t, You
persuaded me to keep straight Matt.
I've never forgotten it. You kept me
straightforward me what a damn fool
a man was to load himself down with
a petty larceny record. You made q
man of me, Matt, And then those good
looks of yours caught the eye OF that
boollulaker's girl. and she gave you a
job at writing shetland you worked
me in with you"
So long g it seemed, yet near and
real, too, as ! sat there, conscious of
every sound and motion, even of the
fantastic shapes taken by our upcurl-
ing smoke. How far / was from the
rail bird of those happy go lucky
years, when q meal meant quite as
much to me as does q million now
how far from all that, yet how near,
too. Fol was / not still facing life
with the same careless courage, for
getting each day in the eager excite
ment of each day with its new deal?
We went on in our "reminiscences for a
while then as Joe had a little work
to do, l drifted out into the house, took
q Bit of supper with young Melville,
had q little go at the tiger, and toward
flVe III the clear June morning emerged
into the broad day of the streets, with
the precious bundle under my arms and
a five hundred dollar bill in my waist
coat pocket.
Give my win to me in a single BILL"
| said to the banker, land blow your
self off with the change"
Joe walked down the street with me
for companionship and a little air
before turning in. he said, but I
imagine a desire to keep his eye on
his treasure q while longer had some
thing to do with his taking that early
morning stroll. We passed several of
those forlorn figures that hurry through
the slowly awakening streets to bed or
to work. Finally there came by an
OLD Womarl-a s-crubwoman, / guess on
her way home from cleaning some Of
nee building. Beside her was a thin
little boy, hopping along on "a crutch.
[ stopped them.
"Hoid out your hand" said I to the
boy, and he did. laid the five hundred
dollar bill in it. Now shut your ing-
ers tight over that" said 1, land don't
open them till you get home. Then
tell your mother to do what she likes
with it, And we left them gaping
AFTER US, s~peechless before his fairy
story come true.
YOU must be looking for hard luck
today, said Joe. who understood this
transaction where another might have
thought it a Snowy and not very wise
charity. They'll stop in at the church
n pray for you. and burn a candle"
nope So said L, FOR God knows L
need it,
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1907-01-17
Not His Property Sandwich.

HlOii Ildl per > NNechly
An urchiE who occasionally yentured be-
hind the scenes of a theater on the lower
cast side of New York during rehearsals,
was one day observed by one of the actors
sitting in a corner, lovingly eying a huge
sandwich which he held in his grimy
hands. He regarded it for a few mo-
ments, and then, cautiously lifting the top
layer, extracted a piece of pickle and ate
it: then he closed it down again very care
fully and accurately made all as before.
"A few moments later he repeated the per
Torrance, taking out another piece of
pickle and a small fragment of meat, and
again carefully restoring he sandwich to
its original form. After another short
interval he took out more pickle and more
meat, SO that now there was very little
of the original middle layer left, and again
he closed it up carefully.
What are you doing that for, Tommy?''
the actor asked. That's no way to eat a
sandwich. Why don't you eat 1t all If you
want 1t, and not pick at it like that?"
Tommy lifted a scornful eye to the act
or's uncomprehending face and muttered
~laconically:
"'Tain't mine"