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Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23
KENNEBEc.
SIDNEY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Anson Bracket are the
proud parents Of little girl.
J. Fl. Tilton returned last week from
a visit to his daughter, Mrs. Chas. Gif-
ford Of Brewer. I
Mrs. Ella Davis of Foxboro, Mass,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Clinton
GoodheW
NORTH-Schools in town are closed
for the Christmas recess
Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Bailey of River
sise We're guests Sunday of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. A. Clark.
James Corson of South Thomaston
visited recently at CYRUS Gilman's.
Bert. Light and Frank Hougilton
nave returned from numbering up river
and it is rumored they are going to
press hay. M-.....
Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Merrill OF
Augusta were guests over Sunday OF
the latter's sister, Mrs. F. c. Moore.
Albion and Alton Blake of Oakland
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23

SOUTH WARREN.

Mrs. Bert Copeland of Thomaston
was a recent guest Of Mrs. Alpheus'
Jones.
Misses Lillian Hysler and Gladys
Spear passed Saturday night and Sum
day with relatives in Rockiand.
Mrs. Harriet Vinal of Thomaston
was visiting friends in this place re-
Gently.
George Flanders, who is at work for
Vinal Wallace at Broad Cove was a
recent caller at Irwin Spears.
DIR. j. NJ. Wakefield of Warren is
attending Isaac Spear. in his home,
who was badly bruised by recent fall
at Popham.
Spear Bros. have completed saving
at their mill
/. F.. Spear was cutting hoop poles
last week on Miss Creighton's wood
lot.
Grace Spear, who has been teaching
school in Rockland, is home for a two
weeks vacation.
WASHINGTON.
Mr. and Mrs. W. w. Light went tc Bos-
ton Saturday. Mr.. Light has been in
poor health for some months and while
there will receive treatment either from,
specialists or at the Massachusetts Gen
eral hospital.
Mr.. Dustin of New Hampshire was in
town recently looking after his lumber
business.
MIR. AID Mrs. Z. Edwards are the happy
parents Of little girl. born Dec. Is.
Charles Sukeforth has been sick for the
past week, threatened with typhoid fever,
but is now convalescent.
A meeting was held Saturday night at
the Grange hall to talk over the proposed
electric road from Togus to Union. Many
were present and great interest was
shown by the townspeople
A. E. Johnston went to Belfast Tuesday
on business.
Aria Johnston, who has been sick for
the past month, is gaining slowly.
Light and Lenard's teams are hauling
lumber from the Johnston steam mill to
Waldoboro.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23
Chelsea Grange.

The last regular meeting of Chelsea
Grange held Saturday afternoon, Dec. 10
was most enjoyable one and well at
tended. Much business was transacted.
Arrangements were made for an all-day
union meeting on Saturday Jan. ., at
which time the officers Will be installed.
A large number of the members will all
SO attend Pomona meeting at Pittston
Dec. %. In the Lecturers half hour the
following excellent program was given:
Report of State Grange meeting at Wa
terville by Brother G. K. Green, which
was very interesting: select reading,
C,hfistna,s Gifts Sister Ida Searles:
Article or Temperance" by Brother RI.
G.. Lawrence: "The' Distillery and it's
Effects on Society and Home by Broth
er Will Lawrence, also remarks by other
members. Next meeting Saturday Jan.
2ElQ.- !. u
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23
Readfield Grange.

There was large attendance at the
meeting of Readfield Grange, Dec 10.
After the opening exercises, Worthy
Master Weston gave a full and inter-
esting account of the State meeting at
Waterville. Several applications for
membership were received. The Of
ficers-elect for the ensuing year are to
be installed at the next meeting, Jan.
2, Past Master j. Spaulding, installing
officer. The afternoon exercises OPEN
ed at 1.30 with song by Mrs. Mona
Elliott, Mrs. Blanche Mallett, pianist;
reading. Henry Van Dykes, .'The
Other Wise Men" by A. G. Wright; :
How May We Stimulate the
at Our Churches in Our
Community" by J. M. Williams;
music by Mrs. Mallett
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23
sAGADAHoC.
BOWDoiN.

Mr. Brisk of Gardiner was in this sec
ton of the town Friday.
Leonard Roberts of Orrs Island anC
Nathaniel Roberts of Lisbon Fails are
the guests of their brother. ]. 0. Robel is
These three brothers are the only surviv-
ors Of family of 13 children.
James Grady from the National Home
Togus. is at. his home here.
F. +. Cornish was in Lewiston Friday
Fred Roberts was at Bowdoinham Sat
urday, and purchased Il fine COW.
Hosea Rickford and son of Lisbon, We're
in this section Of the town Friday.
J. o. Roberts went to Augusta Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23
ANDR0SCOGGIN.
WALES.

Miss Martha Andrews of Gardiner
is visiting friends and relatives in
Wales.
little daughter arrived at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Frank Maxwells FRI
day, December IS. ....
There wiz he social dance at the
Grange hall 2 ~o'1ay night.
The Farr rs Institute which was 10
be held q, the hall December % has
been pos 1oned to a later date.
Miss Martha Andrews was a Sun
day vi itor at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. +. S. MARI
Wales Grange.
Th, re was a fine attendance at the
first all-day meeting of Wales Grange
Saturday, December 19. Only the
routine business was transacted in the
forenoon. After an hours recess for
dinnar the Grange was placed in the
han, Of the Lecturer, and a very in
ter" ting program of music, reading
anI songs, was much enjoyed.
a aster- elect Moulton told of his trip
I, Waterville to the State Grange,
Brother Smith of Monmouth gave an
address. The question What Can We
do to Create a Greater Interest in the
Grange in 1902 was ably discussed
by several patrons. Visitors We're
present from Cobboseecontee Grange
and Monmouth Grange.
There will be a special meeting
Saturday evening, December 26 to in
struct a class in the Third and Fourth
degrees.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1908-12-23
WATERFOWL AND BRIGHTON
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

Specially reported for the Kennebec Jour-
nal. Live Stock Yards, Dec. % 1908.
MAINE AT BRIGHTON.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-06-04

Good Pearl Buttons (no
trashy for. :. loo doz.
300 doz. good salt water
buttons worth 10c d. &c.
(Cheap Pins) mo good"
II papers for. &c
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-06-04
The Oxford Eagle.
JUNE lth. 1905.
illinois Central r. r. Time Table

(NORTH EOUND)
No. "a, passenger. leaves at $3.50 p m
No. q, passenger, leaves at AIS n
No. VI. local freight. arrives $40 . m
aad departs at 9:0c m
(SOUTH BOUNDl
40. ~, passenger, leaves at 10: 90 m
No. s, passenger, leaves at sS25 p m
No. ", local freight, arrives :; 10 p m
and departs at 2:s5 p m
R. {. CRANBERRY, Agent.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-06-04

Miss kittie Bogard has return
ed from Benoit.
Miss Dale Kimmons has re.
turned from Yazoo City.
The Misses Cowan have re-
turned from Sherman, Texas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Hurt and
Mrs. S. L. Quarles, Of Memphis,
are expected at College Hill in a
few days for an extended visit.
DR.. and Mrs. Mel Smith, of
Coffeevill, spent several days OF
this week with their son, Mr..
Frank Smith, Of the University.
Misses Alice Nichols and Helon
Duncan returned from Collins
Saturday. rheywill teach in the
high school at that place The next
session.
Mossrs. r. C. Smith. Of Sena-
tobia. w. W. May, OF Arkabutla,
and J. II. Smart. Of Tyro, are
jurors in the Federal Court here
this week.
Mr.. Gaines Hightower Of the
class,'of 'o7 who mas spent the
past year in the Seminary in
Louisville, is attending Com
mencement.
Mesdames Will Kelley, +. A.
Armstrong and Ben Ward, Of
Winona, We're the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. NJ, 7. Collier for Com
mencement ball.
Miss Cora Belle Webster, OF
Washington, ID. c., spent few
days in Oxford the frs. OF the
week, the guest of her uncle, Mr.
Fielder Webster.
Col. James Gordon and Mrs.
Gordon, of Okolona, are the
guests of Mr.. Charles Is. Nelson
and family this week. Col. Cor
don is a member Of the Uniysr sity
Board OF Trustees.
\ jolly crowd OF college boys
and young people of the town
were entertained at the home of
George Hightower last Wedr :
day night Delicious refr, sh :
ments were served
Mr.. Eugene Howry, of Sar,,is,
spent Monday in Oxford. He is
a son of the late Mr.. Henry
Howry, who was q native OF Ok
ford and had many friends nd
relatives in this community.
Mrs. L. W. Nets died at the
family homo near Harmontown
Sunday night, af.er "a lingering
illness. We extend sympathy to
the bereaved husband and chill
dren.
Mrs. Willis, the aged mother OF
Mrs, c.. II. Gray, died at the
family residence Friday nigh. Of
general debility, IN the S5th year
Of her age. The funeral services
were conducted at the residence.
by Rector C. ID. Brown and tho
remains carried to Orrwood for
interment.
MIR. Berry Harris, son of Mr..
and Mrs. G.. A. Harris of Oxford.
died at his home near the mouth
of Tippah last v ednesday night,
The remains were carried to Eu-
pora for interment. \ young
wife, devoted parents and rela-
tives havethe deep sympathy of
all who know them.
Yesterday was the banner day
of the University Commencement
exercises. 1t was the graduating
day of thirty-four members OF
the Senior class; twelve of the
Senior law class and seven of the
Medical department, who Feceiv-
ed their diplomas.
The Annual Address ty Bishop
Chas. B. Galloway drew a large
crowd from other places apd es-
pecially from Oxford and vicinity.
In honor of the centennial births
day of our great Southern Chief
tan, the gifted speaker chose as
his theme 'sThe Life and Public
Service OF jefferson Davis"
Seats were reserved for they etc
rams VINO attended in full uniform
carrying their tattered banner.
1t was a privilege to be present
and each sentence of this grand
address viii remain a cherished
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-06-04

LOCAL ITEMS.

Mr.. Will Newell has returned
from Tupelo.
Miss Sallie Burns is at home
from Meridian.
Miss Pearl Leavell has return.
ed from Blue Mountain.
Mr.. J. T. Harrison, of Ashland
spent Monday in Oxford.
The honorable Board of Super
visors are in session this week.
Miss Kate Fur is visiting rela-
lives in Pontotoc and Houston.
Mr.. Hugh Wallace, of Memphis
spent Sunday with his mother.
Mrs. =. B. Dooley, of Water
Valley. is the guest of relatives.
g Mrs, Lutte Jones Stairs, of New
York City, is the guest Of Oxford
friends.
Mrs. Florrie Nelson Shinault
spent last week with relatives in
Oxford.
Mr.. Albert Massey, of Memphis
was the guest cf his parents here
Sunday.
Mr.. Grady Smith, OF Lamar, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. s, b.
Webster.
Drs. Barry and Webster made
flying visits ID Oxford the first of
the week.
Miss Roberta Fulton is the
guest this week of Miss Florence
Hedleston.
Mr.. Lee Matthews and family,
of Ripley, are the guests of their
parents here.
Bishop Charles B. Galloway is
the guest of DR.. and Mrs. A. NJ.
Muckenfuss.
Mr.. v. Otis Robertson, of jack
son. is the guest OF friends on the
campus this week.
Mrs. H. V, 'Somerville enter
tanned the Bridge Whist Club
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs.--A. B. Cole, of Sayre.
Okla, is visiting relatives in OK
ford and vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. z. T. White and
little daughter. of Tunica, have
returned for the summer season.
Miss Lillian Cearley has re-
turned from an extended visit to
relatives IN Oklahoma.
Mr. Gerald Fitzgerald, of Friarss
Point, spent few days in Oxford
the past week.
Mr.. Prayter Mcdonald, cashier
Of the Purvis Bank, is a Com
mencement visitor.
Mrs. C. X. Wardlaw and daugh
ter, Miss Edith, have returned
from Tuscumbia, Ala.
Messrs. Paris Matthews and
Cornish Powell, of Memphis,
spent Sunday here.
For SALE Genuine yellow yam
Sweet Potato slips.
L. E. OLDHAM.
The infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs
lC. C. Brisco, of Burgess. died
Friday after short illness.
Miss Eqsepia Trigg has res
turned from an extended visit to
relatives in Pine Bluff, Ark.
Rev, H. s. Spragins, Rev. W.
J. King and Rector G. d. Brown
spent Sunday in Water Valley.
Miss Julia Chandler has rer
turned home from Texas and will
spend the Summer in Oxford.
The music pupils of Mrs. E. D,
/ Beanland gave an interesting
recital Friday night.
DR.. P. w. Rowland spent sever
al days of last week in Memphis
-, confessional business.
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1
vile TO spend the summer.
Mrs. c. c. Stephens has been
quite sick the past week, but is
improving at this writing.
Capt. ]. r. Barry, of Caswell,
spent several days last week with
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Richmond.
The town is filed with Com
mencemsnt visitors and attend
ants upon the Federal Court.
The veterans attended the an
nual address by Bishop Galloway
in body, attired in full uniform.
Willis McLarty, OF Jackson, is
spending the week in Oxford al
ter an absence of several years.
Mr.. A. b. McGonagill and wife
and Mrs. T. d. Ragland attended
the services at Buy Springs SUM-
day.
Miss Maude F.. Fulsom, OF
Water Valley, was visitor al
the Rectory during Commence
ment.
Misses Velma Ragland and
Georgia Jones, of Taylor's, were
the guests of friends here this
week.
Mrs. Z. A. Crouch has return
ed from a four weeks sojouru in
Hot apri.gs, much improved in
health.
Messrs. J. D. Ken nington and
Will Caldwell, of Chicago, spent
Sunday here with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Matilda Parks and little
grand daughters are visiting rels-
tives in the eastern part of the
county.
Mrs. Frank Newell, of Water
Valley, is spending the week with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. c.
Lundie.
Mrs. s. NJ. Thames, of Durant,
is spending the week in Oxford
and attending the University
exercises.
Mr.. end Mrs. Mac Baird have
removed to the residence of Prof.
r. l.. Harris on South street, for
the summer.
A linen shower will be given
Miss Blanche Wyatt at the home
of Mrs. NJ. S. Collier Saturday
afternoon.
DR.. W. b. Mcmahon was Gale
to Greenville Monday by the crit
cal illness of his brother, Mr.. T.
p. McAtahon.
Mr.. Bradley Kimbrough is at
home from Louisville. KY, TO at
tend the University Commence
ment exercises.
Col, F. NJ. Norfleet, of Memphis
spent Sunday here renewing
friendships made while. in the
University 25 years ago.
Mr.. Joe Powell and wife and
mother, Mrs. J. W. Powell, of
Tula, were the guests OF relatives
here Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Denie Butler and sister,
Miss Ida Hale, attended the
memorial services on Cypress
Creek Saturday.
Mrs. E. G. Paddison. of Mem
phis, and Miss Cecil clarity, of
Water Valley, are the guests of
Miss Helen Trigg.
We understand that 2 cloud
burst Monday afternoon about 4
miles North of town completely
destroyed the growing crops.
Miss Leila Morgan, who has
been attending the Graded school
the past session, returned to her
home in Batesville Monday.
Little Clarence Lee, the infant
son of Hon. and Mrs. c. L. Siv-
ley died in Memphis yesterday at
10 O'Clock. The remains will be
inferred at 4 O'clock this afternoon
Services from the residence of
Mrs. BEN Price.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-06-04
MUNICIPAL NOMINEES.

For Mayor. 8. Adams.
For Marshal-E. E. Temple.
For Treasurer-C. III. Keys.
For Aldermen-Town-a at large, j, II
Lavshee, Ward No Fielder Webs
ter. Ward No. Wv L Goodwin, Ward
No. 3EH. v. Somerville, Ward No, +
R. B. Robson.
For Executive COMMUNICATIONS
at-large-B. P. Gray, Ward No. 1T.
j. Harkips, Ward No. 81 .; Ramey,
Ward NO. Sc. o Davidson, Ward No
4-G. n. Knight.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-06-04
The University Commencement

The University Commencement
sermon in the chapel Sunday
morning at II o'cock by Rev:
George W. Mcdaniel, pastor of
the First Baptist Church OF Rich
mond, Va, was most scholarly
effort and appreciated by the vast
throng who had assembled to
hear him. This gifted minister
also preached at 81 m. and again
thrilled the people with his elo-
auence and convincing truths.
The excelle MT music was furnish
ed by the Bvptist choir and MEM
beers of other churches invited to
ASSIST.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-06-04

the world loves Bargain and people
ano vicinity chance Saturday
Saturday night June TO- Nor do intend anybody
enough sa Remember the Date and be hand pay you
sn TO limit the Quantity OF purchases article
won { ~ Chance IKE this soon .x .x y -:
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-06-04
Fer Rent.

A good home with electric
lights, telephone and water works
Close to town, close to the uni-
versity and close to the Training
School. Apply to
F. s. LEAYELL.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-06-04

/ was at the great prc-is7.
ventory sales last week in.
st. Louis and was Also leV-'
resented at thee Arnoii
Print Works great anction
sale III New York, and had
the money; so l cam save,
YOU II lot of money IN this
Great Bargain Sale. :'-.,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-06-04
Clothing.

N1Otn1nS.
Nov here is where the biggest sacrifice is 10 be made
All our new up date fine suits will be sold at dis
count OF 20 per cent. All marked in plain figures
100 suits worth fully $40 to 1880 per suit for So 90
200 suits odds and ends carried overs worth from 81
to $1,000 to go for. ...... 81 IN
800 pair mems all wool pants close at half price
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-06-04
Small Wears.

100 Dag, ladies' nice blsaehed vests, all
SUES, Iur.. ..............b DC.
90 DOG. better grade for. i-3c.
500 pos. Ribbon, all colors, worth from 10
to 25c per yard. to go for ....... &c.
800 Ladies' good umbrellas and parasols
from ....................2 5c to 500.
Thousands Of yards of valuable lace, that
sold formerly for and l0c, for. &C.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-06-04
AZ =. SHINAULT.

ATTORNEY Ar-LAW.
OXFORD. MISS.
Onice-Over kimmons' t.rocery.
viii practice in all courts both
State and Federal.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-06-04
Meas Shirts.

90 doz. mems and boys nice Sunday Shirts porcales
madras, etc, fast colors,. 49,. BOO, or forS 100
oo doz Men Ioc 81 coloed shirts your choice for
800 Mems Fine Sample Straw Hats ~ Manufacturers
samples worth UP 70 $500, your choice. 7ac
Big Discount on all Children's Suits
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1908-06-04

lame. stone. ~. o.. sfsne.
JAMES STONE II SoN,
LAWYERS. tr
A Notary Public in our ONCE.
OXFORD, Miss.
Evening journal., 1908-03-26
NEW DEMOCRATIC DEAL.

HERE may be more behind the movement
- of the friends Of Hon. L, Irving Handy to
send him to Denver as a Democratic delegate
than appears on the surface. 1t is probable that
the stir is but the beginning of new deal or re-
vval OF an old one for the control of the party or
ganization in Delaware
Much depends upon the outcome Of the State
convention, which will elect national delegates
Mr.. Handy's position, according to his friends, is
perfectly clear and frank. He proposes to 90 to
the national convention and what is left OF the
front seat in the Denver coach from Delaware is
to be occupied by the Hon. Peter J. Ford
The combination for Denver is admirable in
more ways than one Mr.. Handy is a large man
physically and Mr.. Ford is a medium size man.
Both, OF course, are large mentally. The two will
mt IN together and there will be no danger of
either being jolted off So far as the New Castle
seats IN the coach are concerned all will be har-
monious-that is, provided there is no objection
on the part of other Democrats to the program.
II the new combine" wins this battle naturally
there will be a call circulating around the Ford
building Tor the former congressman to assume
The leadership OF the party in the coming cam
paign The Hon. w. Salisbury for wears held
down thankless job Then it was surrendered
to the Hon. T. Bayard The Democratic
wagon tumbled still deeper into the ditch. If
Brer Handy wins his coming fight to 90 to Den
yer undoubtedly he will be asked to put his bio
stuck under the wagon and try to lift it out of the
ditch. '''~
Evening journal., 1908-03-26
Notes and Comments

When the lizards peep. the frogs croak skunk cab
oase shows green In the swamp; dogwood buds and man
N1's 'ne
Boys with tops and marbles; girls with iupine rones
snsiy ana IN parssometimes quartets show us what
wish we could get back and join em.
Judge Cochran has grabbed a persinmon lust as n
was falling The Pennsylvania Railroad owns neither
State nor city
fck up paper and read the crimes of the sRlacl,
fianos and anarchists" Even Uncle Samuel in his
slow methodical way, is getting wise The Postofaee
department sorbids them the the malls for oh
Nlous reasons What's the matter with "Old Glory
1000 enough for sensible people without argument bro
Teddy and Taft is an allterative combination tha,
souo make Tor good yell The former took the second
pace with promise Of the hrstwhy try the same
scheme again2 ~
The trouble with the Democratic party AZ This +r,
Is that Il resembles the hfy-seven varieties OF fao
pickle IL Is hard to nominate the choice
Politics now. See to it that every choice in every
ooal capacity elected from here or in here has yv
mington's interest at heart
II the horse that carried Secretary Taft on his reoe
ride had vote, influence there would be one lsct
az leas registered against him Mr. Taft not the horse
There are peonlo who go down to defeat eracefl
some times victor is Grant was silent man
neiciiu TO his vanqushed foe.
Evening journal., 1908-03-26
Personal and Pertinent

Aoernethy was supposed to influence people bv hr,
queness amounting absolute rudeness n e re1sts
'nat ore day very voube lady took her daughter bo
was III. 70 him ' ""o
netly. S''' 'le' saa Aber-
Ny daughter" replied the elder woman
Aperntthy then put question to the girl refore
-ne Hau chance 20 reply her mother began long sto
uor TO the girl second time the woman began n sto
enc second time he told her 10 be ouief~tta is, ~
Interrupted him third time e" Sne
Put your tongue out" he said 10 the mother
,,, ~ 'heres nothing the matter with me-" she ex
Never mind put your tongue out" he oomns,aos
tnoio.shiy oVerawed, the woman obeyed
. ~" Keep II cut" said Abernethy and he proceeded
- NA'4iine the slrl-Grand Magazine.
rcador for New York publishing house gives the
following quoted from story submitted by Indiana
authoress being about the choicest bit he has
across in many years;
"Reginald bewitched. Never had the baroness
seemed 20 him so beautiful this moment when in
her dumb gref, she hid her face"-Lippincotts
tained position confidential clerk in the Office Of
well-known railroad president The first morning he
got down 20 the office at o'clock He found the pres
dent hard
on the secone morning he presented himself at $50
o'clock Again he found his chief there ahead Of him.
worlrg diligently The third day he managed 20 make
the ofee az o'clock There the president already
buried IN business.
That night on his way home the young coun-
sci with himself and determined be ahead his boss
AZ cost Accordingly he his alarm clock 30
and by great exercise Of viii managed 10 show up
at the Office before 730 o'clock But there his
working away as Il he had left his desk at all.
As tie clerk entered the president looked up at him
with a Quizzcai air.
Young man.. said he what use do you make of your
forenoons s'-Phadelphia Ledger.