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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1908-04-08
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Charles Frohman has acquired the
English king fright OF lie Boute-
Een-Train,,' now running at;the Athenee
4 heater, Paris. Il
During the. New Orleans engage
sment OF John Drew in "My Wife," last
week, the local newspapers frequently
reported the weather to be "ns nice
sasE Billie Burke
illiam Gillette, at present living at
the Hotel Ritz, Paris, Is at work on q
new play for America Mr.. Gillette.
not knowing any French, accordingly
RlndsE Paris as isolated as the country.
Marie Doro. while touring in THE
Morals Sof Marcus" has put to practical
use her taste for music, by composing
the words and music OF three songs
that have been Incorporated into the
second ncts of Fluffy Ruthless
Charles Frohman announces that J..
barrie will deliver to him in July
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lJPPHOLSTERtNG,

We make speciality OF first class
up to date upholsterlng:; both plain and
fancy. Mattresses and feathers rem
oyated. Sewing machine needles and
supplies. All work guaranteed. y
H. c. vONLKER,
". C. T. U. Bldg. 1,
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from the position of leading LADY to
John Drew in the comedy. M, Wife,
to that Of star In the hearts OF every
body who sees her play ...Trixie," adj
mits with some pride that her hair is
Of Titan red. but denies Indignantly.
and with stamp of her tiny, foot. that
1t is imitation.
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IL
LAUNDRY,

Laundry work done here is carefully
looked after. Each piece resaios Rs
original shape. II dissatisfied Hy IA.
We are sure to please zen. %
rs AMERICAN LAUNDRY. Il
Fairmont Ave. .s3S
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MONUM ENR

A. a. Keen, <:
Manufacturer of Monuments, Head
Stones and Tablets. Dealer IN Marble
and Granite. 212 jackson st. y. ana
NJ. phone 257. rs
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the manuscript OF new play-not a
fantasy like Peter Pan nor roman
tic idyll. like Quality street"-but a
modern comedy concerned with rod
crn problems.
Charles Frohman has obtained six
positive European success for presen.
tntion In America next season. Thes.,
are gathered from almost as many
countries. The play among them snid
to possess uncommon human interest
Mr.. Frohman bought in Spain. z
John J. McNal1y, one time critic on
the Boston Herald. and the, author OF
''The Widow Jones' and many other
successful comedies. has arrived in
London and has delivered to Charles
Frohman the manuscript OF "Flnffy
Ruffles," Hattie Williams play for
next season
Charles Fromnn announces that lie
will all n new play built upon the ca.
reer of Jeanne dare, to the already
wonderful repertory which has come to
Maude Adams as the harvest Of years
Of industry, brilliant application. AMI
personal detachment from all that does
not concern her art.
Billie Burke. who has been promoted
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Charles Frohman has purchased
from the artist Sigismund de 1vanow-
ski, the life size portrait OF Ethel BAR
rymore in the character of Madame
Trenton" in the play Captain inks
The portrait has been hung In the foy-
er Of the Empire Theater ,beside the
John w. Alexander painting OF Manle
Adams as ;".'L'Aiglon" and peter Pan. =
Charles Frohman will shortly obtain
a new play by Paul Gayaulr. who. with
Robert Charnay, wrote "Nllle. Josette,
Ma Femme" now being played in
America under the title of MY Wife.
by John Drew. The unusual feature
about the new manuscript: by NJ.
Gavau1t Is that certain OF Its scenes,
laid In England. arc being written by
Michael Morton. an American living in
London. The action will proceed to
and fro between London anil Paris. Z
John Drew recently ran across a
tplay acted by the stock company OF a
small city. that gave him almost as
much delight and provocataion for sly
quips and qu.rks rs his own perform
ance In "Ny Wife" Il was called
1.-THE Greek Student" The period
was of ancient Greece; the scene Atll-
ems and the cerulean Adriatic. The
dialogue was in English, but THE
thought was Greek-in It's obscrrity.
The best scene was the. studio OF My.
klos. pupil OF Plato and chuni OF So
crates. The excellence Of tho scene
was in the fact that the property man
of the company decorated 1t With two
husband properly enougll-only he
happened to select those OF Lincoln
and Washington.
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RESTAURANTS
Roushte Restaurant,

The most up-to- date restaurant II
Fairmont. Everything To- eat N sen
SON. Madison St. neer b. ana o.
taput Is 4 81 4
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nament at the Ojails ydTleyf cnrui VII;
begin to-morrow and con min =
Friday and Saturday. nv esent1 u
the schedule inclide thle tsnth -
nual Southern calirorn1a lnfazes
,lnstic champ lips IN aini III
doubles; the second annnaI insitatia
ojail champ onship for striEs &c III.
vate schools In Call ornix al.z ~
ojailE Valley champ ionsh1p "a or II
corners. which & inc lndes iadIes -:
giles and doubles. mems sinE tcEsa MT
doubles and mixed douhl len
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VETERINARY SURGEON.

II. P. Bartholow, jacob St
When in need OF a voterinayiun cab
or phone DR.. Bartholow. An enlla
answered promptly. First ward, yni1
mont. 4
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LIVERY AND BOARDING srABlRo
First Ward Livery Co.

Will have wagon meet ferry to dehvsr
parcels, baggage. trunks. etc., day OF
night. Both phones.
HOMER THOMAS, Manager.
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llondays yrednea ana s1trr,ier.
Depart, Mo- 1900 81. M: No. - s. ( -
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Comes DlIt for aegisl allure
DIR. /. |. pEREN pAREER.a

Candidate !: q 4 or House 81 :.
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Billie Burke. who has been promoted
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-15
GIN POSTERS
PROWL|NG IN COBB,

The gin posters have begun their
night work in Cobb county. We learn
that Mr.. Sam Powers gin, on Cumming
road, was posted on last Friday night.
When Mr.. Powers went to his gin Sat-
urday morning, he found warning in
writing on his scales about IS follows:
Dear Brother: We notify you not to
gin any more cotton until prices get
better " A picture of hsnd in red
ink holding match, signified the in
tention of the would-be incendiary. Mr..
Powers became spprehensive and didn't
operate his gin Saturday nor Monday.
He lives at the Newt Mayes place, which
he bought several years ago, on the
Cumming road, northeast of Marietta.
We learn several gins were posted be-
low Smyrna We regret that men
would resort to such methods to intimi-
date their neigbbors in their business in
any such a way. The price of cotton
cannot be regulated by any one or dozen
gins being closed in Cobb county. 1t is
puerile insanity to resort to such meth
DDS, and the parties should be hunted
out and punished.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-15
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
HOLD FIRST MEETING,

The newly elected county commits
sioners met last week and made a pre-
liminary organization for the beginning
OF their work on the first OF January
Mr.. R. H. Northcutt was elected chair
man, Judge P. D. McCleskey was elect
ed clerk of the board, and Mr.. Pair
superintendent of the aims house and
farm. They will qualify and hold their
first session on the first Tuesday in
January. The Ordinary is relieved of
all county matters He is simply q
probate judge. His duties will be few
and his pay small. The county COM
missioners will have charge Of all roads,
bridges, aims house, issuing warrants,
ETC., and they will have plenty to do,
with very little compensation.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-15

Mr.. G. G. Grist, the enterprising mer-
chant, begins two weeks annual win
ter sale next Saturday, October 18th,
and will continue until October 3lst.
His full page advertisement in this is
sue gives you particulars of the marvel
Gus reductions in prices Some of them
are so low that yod wonder how he can
afford it. But he does, and you will be
the beneficiary if you call at his store.
He is going out of the clothing BUSH
ness, and you get clothing at your own
price almost. Read the advertisement
and see for yourselves, and attend these
two weeks sales. Begins next Satur-
day. Be on hand.
For SALE-Family horse; sound,
kind, safe for lady to drive, not afraid
of steam or electric cars or automobiles.
ApplyIto Mrs. H. Van Wyck, at Eliza
beth, on road west of Kennesaw Marble
Works.
MUsICAL.-The ladies of the Presby-
terrain Church will give musical at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. James T. Ander-
son on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock
for the benefit of the manse building
fund. Admission 25 cents. Everybody
invited to help in this laudable cause.
A most choice and excellent program
will be given.
Get our prices on Cement and Vul-
canite Ready Roofing. STEPHENS,
Next to Car Barn.
Kennesaw Chapter, Daughters Of
Confederacy, will meet next Monday
afternoon at 3 o'clock, in lodge room.
Full attendance desired.
BEAUTIFUL OUT ROSES for sale 75cts
per dozen. Mrs. Henry Meinert,
Phone 35 or No 300 Roswell street.
THE OLARKE LIBRARY, on Church
street, open every day except Friday
and Sunday.
When in need Of sash, doors, blinds
etc, we carry complete stock at our
main Office on Atlanta street; also at
planning mill and yard at Buffers.
j. ]. Black Lumber Co.
Boys school stockings good one,
10 cents pair. McClure's,
We make speciality of ladies' suits
Crescent Pressing Club. Phone AZ.
j. w. PETTY, Prop.
BERMUDA PAsTURR.-Can accommo-
date few more cows. First-class pas
ture. $l00 per month from October
lst to A prillst.
Mrs. +. L. FREYER.
Coal, Coal Phone 270 and get the
best forked Jellico coal.
MARIETTA IoE Co,
The city has commenced crawling
Powder Springs street.
Mr.. Norman Collins, the popular pre-
scription clerk at Crosby's drug store,
OF Marietta, is rapidly recovering from
his attack of typhoid fever.-Acworth
Post.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-15
DIED.-Col. William Rogers died in

DIED.-Col. William Rogers died in
Savannah, Ga, on Wednesday of last
week. He frequently visited Marietta,
and was the guest of Capt. Ben White
and Mr.. and Mrs, Jordan Black.
We've had great rush of job print
ing the last few weeks. All of our lob
presses have been kept going, and we
have had to employ additional help,
Our columns have been full with live
advertisements-no dead matter. We
have had number of new subscribers
and, daily, renewals. Altogether, the
Journal is doing pretty WE'LL we thank
you. All this patronage we fully ap-
preciate, and it shall be our aim to de.
serve it.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-15
ADDITIONAL LOCALS,

WANTED-Saleslady in Notion De-
partment. MoCLURE TEN CENT 90.
A glass front has been put in Gatlin,
Manning 4 Co.'s store.
Mr.. Charley Stubinger has bought
residence in Etowah, Tenn.
Watch for our Rug sale, 9 80, Tues
day, Goth. McClure's.
We get our oysters direct from the
coast. Benson & Son,
IF IT is JELLICO COAL you want,
see MEINERT Il MILLER
DIR. Fields sanitarium is receiving
number OF patients from Marietta.
Call 40 for all pork sausage.
Benson & Son.
Side meat at ll1& cents a pound at
our grocery store on Atlanta street.
HA Ward & Bro.
Coal, Coal Phone go and get the
best forked Jellico coal.
MARIETTA IoE Co.
The drouth was broken here Thurs-
day afternoon, and good showers have
fallen since. 1t was badly needed.
Cabbage at 21s cents pound at our
grocery store on Atlanta street.
II A Ward 4 Bro.
See our new line mems four-in-hand
Ties, 10 cents. McClure's.
The VERY FINEST Of Caliiornia honey
drip syrup at SOC per gallon. Mill three
miles north OF Marietta. Address, il,
Fowler, r. +. D. 5. Marietta, Ga.
Major J. w. Robertson is in the city
at Mr.. H. G. Coryell's, enjoying the
company Of his grandchildren.
Ladies' side and back Combs, Toe.
McClure's.
Mr., and Mrs. Charley Foster, of Tun-
mel Hill, Ca, were guests of Misses
Towers on last Wednesday.
Kerosene oil at II cents a gallon at
our grocery store on Atlanta street.
H A Ward & Bro.
See as before selling your calf.
Benson 4 Son.
FoR RRNT-Small store, in the rear of
the Kennesaw House, formerly occupi-
ed by telegraph office Apply to
Nj. l.. MCNEIL.
Mr.. Sam Giles and sisters, of Atlanta,
are guests of Miss Leila Gilbert, of
Smyrna.
Four papers pins for ceuts.
McClure's.
Mrs. Burroughs, Of Asheville, N. G.,
is the guest of her sister, Mrs. G. b.
Barkalow, on Lawrence street.
COAL Coal Phone 27O and get the
best forked Jellico coal.
MARIETTA ICE CO.
The competition these days n all
lines of trade doesn't increase trade
but decreases profits.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-15

There is more JOY in printing office
over one sinner that pays in advance
and abuses the editor on every possible
occasion than there is over ninety-and-
nine who borrow the paper and sing its
praises, without contributing a cent to
keep it out Of tie poor house.
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East kenneSaW.

Miss Clara Chastain had as bar .,o.+
last Sunday Misses Leila and Adds T Too
Fowler, Messrs. Walter Hill and 1;eo no
Fowler, OF Marietta; Misses Kate DnS.
ham, Gweudolyn West1noreIand ana
Mr.. NJ. s. Booth, anu
Mrs. l.. o. Litchfield. Of Smvr,a =
spending this week with her motbar 70
Dir. Leo jolly visited in Adairsy;1Ia
last week. WIG
MSS. MISS Jewel Wilkie spent Saturday in
Miss BERTHE Booth has retnrnad t.o.
Yong V1sIt TO her sister near Smyrna.
d. VIM, of Marietta, last WednasdsS
Blue Eyes.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-15

The First Baptist Church of Marietta
will be Incorporated. Judge John Aw-
trey and Hon. j. u. Foster have been
appointed to secure a charter. Trus-
tees elected are Messrs, r. IL. North
cult, chairman, M r. Lyon, Sr, G. T.
Carnes, John Awtrey, J. z. Foster, j..
H. Boston, Sr, and w. P. Stephens.
Mr. Stephens is chairman of the parson-
age committee, and a new parsonage
will be secured.
10 lbs. graduated sugar for S. at our
grocery store on Atlanta street.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
If you want good work, send your
suits, overcoats and ladies' suits to the
Crescent Pressing Club. We have three
pressers, and can give you quick service
at reasonable prices. Phone 40.
]. W. PETTY, Pro-.
Arbuckle's coffee at Is cents pound
at our grocery store on Atlanta street.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
We are headquarters for all kinds Of
rough and dressed lumber, flooring,
ceiling, weatherboarding, etc. Re-
member, we carry q full stock at our
office and city yard and at our mills at
Buffers. J.J. Black Lumber Co.
Nice cheese at 10 cents pound at our
grocery store on Atlanta street.
H. A. Ward & Bro.
The fourth quarterly conference of
the Methodist church will be held by
Presiding Elder Christian next Monday
night at 1880 O'Clock. All official men,
bers requested to be present.
Cottolene at 81. IL bucket at our gro
Gerry store on Atlantis street.
H. A, Ward & Bro
Mas Jennie Cohen, of Savannah, is
visiting the family OF her brother, Mr..
A. S. Cohen.
Bsrrell coffee at IL cents pound at
our grocery store on Atlanta street.
s--- ii. A. Ward & Bro.
Mr.. D. r. Little spent Sunday at Etc.
wAh, Tenn with his friend, Mr.. Albert
Thornton.
Argo salmon at 121s cents a can at
our grocery store on Atlanta street.
II. A. Ward & Bro.
Miss Fannie Mcleod, of Florida, is
the guest of Miss jamie Bond.
Globe matches at rs cents dozen
boxes at our grocery store on Atlanta
street. FL. A. Ward & Bro.
We invite your inspection co see the
largest line of Dorothy Dodd ladies'
shoes ever shown in Marietta.
G.. w DUPRE.
Quaker oats at S1a cents box at our
grocery store on Atlanta street.
II. A. Ward 4 Bro,
LUMBER FOR SALE.-50,OO0 feet franz
ing and boards. No less than 500 feet
delivered. JOHN P. CHENEY.
Mayor E, F. Dobbs and family spent
Sunday in Athens.
White fish at 40 cents kit at our
grocery store on Atlanta street.
Fl A Ward & Bro.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-15

LUMBER FOR SALE.-50,OO0 feet fran.
ing and Doards. No less than 500 faa4
ueiNeIeu' JOHN P, CHrNRv
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-15

Mr.. D. r. Little spent Sunday at Etc.
wah, Tenn with his friend, Mr.. Albert
Thornton.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-10-15

Mr.. Norman Collins, the popular pre-
scription clerk at Crosby's drug store,
OF Marietta, is rapidly recovering from
his attack of typhoid fever.-Acworth
Post.
The labor world. [volume] (Duluth, Minn.) 1896-current, 1908-01-25

p1acently. HOim goin' to be marrit ag in Ills
sha-ame fr me, at tn very prime O. me lofe. t. be
single an alone an bachelor An" he added, with
anything but humble humility 'mebbe twill
me O. me diyylish wa-ays an shteady me down biz
His son had partially recovered himself **:S5f I'M
"And who's the lady?" he demanded. WHO'S the
female kdnapper Of second childhood that wants your
money!" % - 5*z%=*@4 ~ 557E4zs5 #s%
Mr.. Costgan bumped about In his chair and shook
his fist across the table wrathfully
Don't We sphake that wa-ay O. me fansay!,' he
howled belligerently "'r Ois go to tn fure wild ye
TIL la-ady who'll how tn honor being my wife an
tn dishonor o. bein' yure mither is Miss Nora Ma
lone" " %>SIh - 49,
what" yelled the son, .'your stenographer?" s
His father nodded complacently. 9Th sa-ame," he
replied AN a dom good wan she u.s. too. She can
ta-ake things down fasther n OF en- talk thin, be
hivins" -; -s> ~ I
II knew you were chump!" cried his son, stbut
dreamed that it so bad that it would carry
you, doddering old OF sixty five to marrying
girl of twenty! At first was afraid that you'd get
arrested but when thought it over knew that
with the pull you have you couldn't if you tried And
settled in my mind that the worst that could
happen to you would be the D. IT'S. But this"
He shook his head in mingled rage and chagrin sor-
and disgust. To think" he muttered to him
self, that an old man with one foot in the grave
could make of himself such complete and utter ass'
His father, gazing down at him from the roseate-
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spoonful of oatmeal and made q, wry face But
niver moind, Tim" he continued "Oi'll ta-ake We
roond wild me bit, an if yez watch me keerful an
docs Of docs orn hov yes in shmart sit yit, be
hivins!" :.a*-,5 =. .r<. ..%-s s2i :-rs.
"Have me in it?" exclaimed his son. ''Not if see
you first: Why, went into it and came out again
long ago; and it's too bad you didn't do the same
What do you mean by t?" he demanded helplessly
"How long are you going to- keep It up? How many
years will it take you to grow convolution in that
thing you call a brain? Why-how-what--!" He
stopped in sheer *impotence: .:5s ,;r&.s ~.
X His father ceased trying to eat and eyed him with
mingled emotions. Slowly he began to get angry
But suddenly his eye CHANGED to meet the dial of the
clock and he rose hastily from his chair $500. "a
"Be hivns!" he cried, "0i ca,ame near fergettin'
inga-agemint OF had t. ta-ake TIL Merry, Maidens
Burlesque Comply out t dinner" He rose to his
feet "oid lave We go wild me on'y yere too dom
frish!" and he withdrew with great dignity to the
hail. where,the butler assisted him into long, cream
colored coat with black velvet collar and buttons
as big as saucers -, a. 9" .'.'> -
His son waited until he heard the front door slam.
Then he sighed and shook his head sadly:
''Well, he philosophical, there's no fool like an
old fool Iwonder what he'll do next!"
From the day of the return Of Costigan ls the dove
Of peace afraid to within ten city blocks Of
the paternal menage, for of course the son remon-
srated and the father resented And as the
sons remonstrances grew more impatient and more
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clouded heights of the divine passion refused to get
angry even at this. 49," 5%" 4 y>..'.. :, p.
"Ar-re We acquainted wild tn la-ady?" he demanded
His son shook his head. .s.s.~4 s4.ss. ~s,z1ss,A4
"Then phwha-at TIL divvle do yez know about it,"
he inquired, pertinenty. hi ys.>a -ezs ~ esz
His son eyed him. -: - ~ T. z.-=a.J ~
II know you," he returned. IF you weren't IN
idiot you wouldn't marry her. You'd adopt her. And
il she weren't than idiot she wouldn't marry
you. She'd marry one she could love
His father threw out his plaid vest, arroganty.
"Oh, Oh do know" he said "Oim illegihle party,
OF guess OF amt so ould nor SO oogy. Curtis
has loved me beture an will aEin, be hivins! So
why not this wan p S. - 49, q
His started to speak. Then, realizing the fulfil
ity OF talk, merely stared at him.
When is the ceremony going to take place:' he
asked at length. tz. s #:3 *ss5s.
"Oi amt decided yit returned his father, molli-
fed because the question was unaccompanied by
either objurgation reprimand. oive got Z how me-
ding fur-rst. IT'S now Joon. Say in Novimb Thin
ORR how bachelor dinner an We 80 to- Monty
Garlic an Noopoortf IF our honeymoon" He smiled
seraphically. II S " #' 2
His kicked the table leg impotently and glow
cred down upon his grinning parent. s.S u
All wish he said, sayagely, "s that YOU we're
my son instead Of my father!"' Il # ss
For = week, almost Without inter oostit,n
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biting did the fathers resentment more wrath
full and indignant 1t finally ended in the father at
tempting to administer physical chassement and the
son gently laying the father down on the floor and
sitting on him until he recovered, although he almost
died Of apoplexy first. ~* H.
Costigan fills was in the next three weeks dsin-
hertted fourteen times which was as often as he and
his father met in that interval Obstinate bellicose,
Mr.. Costgan continued along his chosen pathway of
aged adolescence. Aggrieved indignant disgused his
continued do his best to wean his father from
the error Of his ways and show him the folly Of his
And the serving got to be most adept at
lodging plates and glasses and, learned to comply
with Mr.. Costigan's every wish even before be him
self knew what it wal. s: r@s -aH:l. ~
At length Mr.. CostIgan came ID to dinner one night
and carefully spreading open his coat to show vest
that wasn't large enough carry the whole pattern,
smiled dehantly across at his som 5s'1.
j "oi've news fr yez. Tin. " he said, in .warlike
amiability "Orll brea-ak It to gently because OF
know twill be : shock ye, oim goin TO be marrit
ag'ip" &, 4$s3 @ f% s*I. $s taz
Mr.. Costigan evidently expected the announcement
to create sensation, and he was not disappointed
His for amonent sat transfxed his eyes staring
in almost uncomprehending alarm and wonder and
dsmay. .tf h A VI u 3S55 }s| #S |
"WEAT!n lie fairly howled ss Is#ss #@8.5
Costigan pere moulded I'll, '' hs returned CONE
Evening star., 1908-01-11

Wide Boards, SO Per 100 Feet.
Frank Libbey & Co. 9th & \. \. ave- NV