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Ct Sftppertae.
Gu ~itorartct Ylan for fremttOls
Serubanebpsnins ! Morse.

S~tprfnt1QeI UuI li oepiuS't y"
I~torartet 9lan for Sernbanebpgllll,'
aen / Iorge / ben nPrmeIte Srenlflo.
Gen reotcges / i'm Selbeo Den 1Ooe
Suli eiter mere emo ipu 9ages al.
porIia % iagIis 9ebat. Get er uoen
| Sammenligning ben itsrite og betpo.
ninasfuIoeite Sag, iom oct mlo9rell.
De Stortbirg bar belfjefti9et il9
meb.
Sen Itore 9lon blep u~oarbeioet og
i%o,eIlaaet al ben forrige Seplano'
Ie = Regiering, og man por lGn9e
Gull ON, bporbnn ben nltoPrenoe He'
eiering piloe title Zig til Sa9ert.
Ran pioite nemIie, at Ielpe Stots.
miniIteren, iom tiaiae er 6inansml.
niIter, @nnnar anubien, nar Ell iorig
Mooitanber al SorilagetS pigtigIte
8untt, 9oprebanen, meoens Irbeios.
miniIieren, SbIen, unoer bpem Sern'
baneppienet iorterer, bar StibGnger
al Ooprebancu.' Hesieringen fIareoe
set ga paa Sen eienoommelige Maa.
Sc, at ben tptog ben forrige Hegie.
rings Sernbaneiorilag | lin Selbeo,
men iaaleoeS at set ifitloe operlabes
arbeiosmiuiiteren at flare Sagen /
S%tortbinget Tom ban beoit fltnbe, me-
oens StatSmiuilteren og De sori9e
Miniitre ifuloe iiboe biemme unber
oenne itpre SogS afsierelie, eGer -
en- De bar tiliteoe - life oabne lin
Wtuno.
Saalebes blcp man Sibne til oct
Seripn, at Sanoets Sinansminiiter
bolot fig uipnIig, mems Sbinget be.
banbleoe Ell Sag. Der inoolperebe ct
llblpg al opcr go Millioner aroncr
= ct N%aaenbe 9iSnesbpro ont, bpor
ipIioaetig Sen nup9renoe norife He.
| sjerine or nteo fig ieIo. Wen
Sbinaet floret Saeen uben nosen
| SinanSminii.er. 8i bibi9tter eiter
"aftenp." fsIgenSe &ebeeisreIie for
ben M p~ebtogre Sernbaneplan:
Spab S~tortbinget | bisie Gage bar
rSrettet, or intet minore emo at IGg.
&C Ell beItemt Slan for Dor Serbia
~nebpanina / en- I9naere Iarr9ffe.
ontaselig CO. ~ gar. Scrrise Gang,
Stortbinset fog ct iaobant Ssit oa
beiluttcbe en- bel Ylan, bar | 1894,
oa 9eraenSbanen iammen meS Here
andre ganer bIep peotaeet. Senne
1Ian er nj, poo oet nGrntcite ubfsrt.
Sen EIon, iom Stortbinget | bisic
Gage bar Io9t Tor Sremtioens Sern.
banebpeniua, omiatter gpgaearbei'
Ger iii en- 'amIet Sitm al cper GO
Riuioner. Seroi bill Spprebanen ira
3ouaas til Stsren (15S 8n.) meo
Smbpsnina til breSt Spor al Sern'
baneu fra Stsren til Sronobiem
foite II Iiuioner. Gaumabanen ira
Somaas til Iomsbalsfiorbcns Snno
qo7 am.) bill foite s,S40,0oo Ser.
vi Seitlano$banen omfatter Ela'
men SopeoIinien aongsbers-G9s'
IanSspanS (122 8m.), iom fuiter
IA Wiaioner. GertiI fouuner Sioe'
LINEN Siufiebe- - otobbeu GO 8m,)
til 1,170,000 ar. 9enre lille Sioe-
Iinie msber GpSes breoiporeoe Sant
! fra Iotoboen til Simoiet, JON Der
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

SacOb &ii5, Sen tcficn0te Gonif.
Gmerifoner. bar iom 'er meoOeIt
rDIjg pGrct hicumc / Gonmarf poo
@eies. st aisbcrbuuncrblQO bar in.
ter0teDet ham onqaaen0c omcrifnr.
tie SorDpIo, ont GiIrou6cligbcOcn al
~iortiut 0onit l(~Hoauoring / iterre
Haaleitot DIN. Rlis bar bI. a. uNs
talt feIgeHoe: Scr Gicbliffct ou.
fer ieg 6orboIOcne ! &mcrifo Tor at
barre ianIeoes, at cnbper Der fonm1cr
beropcr u6en al uioe til Guuft %
&riffe, hpor Ran fun ioa arbei0c.
ban or biuIpeleit |fortobt. 90 Lao
mig ioa mc0 Set iamure iige, Of Def or
iimpeItbcn &an0lo al tage til ame.
rifa u6en at fuuue engeIit. Seq be-
tDnfcr mig life pna al bGDoe, al ben,
JON life bar iau me9ea Guergi q;
ban bienrme bar funnel tnge iig fam.
men til al IGre fit upe SGoreIanbs
Gprog, ban er life egret til of ipsm'
me I ben MnIitrem iom beooer Sam.
pen for 3~iIo9reIien, 90 ium oper ! De
Sorenebe stater bpirpler fraftigerc
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
Storc St~rcifcpptpier bar / DC flo.

Storc Strcifcoptpier bar / DC flo.
tie Gage iunbet Steo | 9pmbap /
Snoien. 10000 Sabrifarbeioere sif
! Sorsbass paa Sreif for at ubtrpf.
fc fin Spmpatbi meb Rationaliitle'
bcren Reoaftsr Silaf, iom for nosle
Gage iioen al De brittle Wpnbigbe-
Ser bIep osmt til 6 gars 2anbsfor'
pisniug iom SoIfeopbieler. HGite
Gag foranitalteoe Streiferne fore
Sptsier og bapoe ire blooige Sam'
menitso meb brittle Snfanteri' og
Observation-Disclosures, iom | anleoning
Streifen bolotes parate / 9pen. Ser
gerioner blep brGbt, og 43 iaareoe
blep inoIast paa Soipitalerne, men
Or iaoreoes gntal er iiffert meget
Itsrre.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
II. 3. / ct UcooeifaI.

en- ibproig % utratteIig Somler
ole Slags itatiitiife Splpsninger,
Der blanbt apislGiere / Often bar
fienbt UNDER 3apnet "SIo corp" fra
Schenectady, bar fra Sos angeles,
GaI., bpor ban M er boiat, ienot
"9tep Dorf Sun" islgenoe tabeaari.
ife Speriigt pper DC Soreneoe Stater
/ 1907. Snqene er bentebe ira off.
ciele SLIDER:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
Stor Gciprm / Sprfict. Sra Som

Siui JtIpt" ! ~vAt'S' oNe WV
itentinopeI fonumer Den operraIfen'
DC giterretning, at Sultan aboiil
Samio Den 2ben Srebag Mtorgen
ienote no oper fit Hige ct feilerltgt
Girfulpre, bpori ban ~funoaisr, at
han bar tilitaaet lit Solf Ell fon'
ititutionel Soriatniug og befaler, at
ser ifal afbolbeS Solg pua Weoiem'
mer al Ell MISUNDERSTANDING. Oct
er BOG life iaa at forltaa, at 9anlle
GbouI Samib, iom / 80 gar bar pG"
ret Seluberlfer ODER olle Sprfcre,
pIuoicIig bar ifiitet anifuelier og er
blet Ell liberal Wano, for oct er not
life iuit of Fri Billie % egen Sillfpn'
belle, at SuItoneu bar ta9et bette
cpofeaisreube Sfriot. vt Earti
al SremifriotSmrno / Sprfict, oct
iaafaIote ungtprfiife Sarti, bar lGn'
&C arbeibet / Stilbeo paa at aieil'
nemfsre en- So%ranoring / DC utaale'
Iiae StIitanoe / Sprfiet, % MI bar
Sc bIct iaa mrgtise, at DC netop |
bisie Sage por iGrbige til at reali'
iere fine Blaner: at oiiGtte Sitlta'
men oa oprette en- fonititltionel 6or'
iatniua. Tartiets Greflltlptomtte
icnote for nogIe Gage iioen en- Sen'
renoelie til &onitnntinopel, bpori De
freniattc fine arap, bporpaa De fro
rcoc beitemt Spar ON II Gage. s
SiIfpIoe al aiilag ira SuItanens
Sibe crfIpreoe &c, at DC pilbe pper.
tcqe aominiitrotionen / gtonoltir %
aaa tiIperfS meb at oprete ct 6oltc'
itprc. - SeIc beme Elan bar blet
pbisrlig brsitet paa Ell aon9res,
ipm set u~ugtprfiife Garti THOR SOFT
/ al Stilbco boIbt / EoriS, % bpor
scr bar HeprGientantcr for aae De
SoIfcllag, iom er boiat / Wofcoo'
MEN: Wafeooniernc, 9ulaarere, als
banciere, Irmeuier, &uroer, pro-
areSiipe Snrfere % sGapptere. Dis
ic plcicr eIlerS at lia9e / inobproeS
Sip % Stamp, men her eucoeS DC
ON Ell SptrGbcu / trofait 5GIlcSifab
Tor enDeIig at faa ~aifaitet Snltanens
Nag. % iiocu Den Sio bar De o9i'
teret oq orbeioct iaa liitigt % ibGr'
oiQt. at set paoitaaeS, at DC MI bar
oocr 80 Erocent al Siiiccrcrne | Den
tnrfiife grnte poa lin SIDE. - Sui
toneu rioite oltiaa, builfe 8rGftcr
ser bar i Girfiombeb, og bpao Tom
par iaipre. Yten Der bar Ell Stna,
Ian life pioite, % oct oor, at MI
5oncicrue - De piloe GlbancIerc,
Tom alto boobe pGrct SultancnS
piaiae Reoifab - o9iaa bar mcb
Sribco$bepreeIicn Sans Storni'
iir, Serb Saiba, iom ielp or glba'
meier. bopoe irbbiIot bom at IIba'
neierne mi Iom isr itoo uoenfuf Oct
hcle, % at paa Dem finbe ban Itolc,
lSorSooa fit ioa Sultanen ct Sele'
arom, iom operbepiite BAN on, al
Ran bar b~eora9et paa bette Trnft
San foIbte piebIiffelis Storoiiircr
for iig, uSsite lin 9aloe oper ban
% crflGreoe bom paa i~taoenSe 6of
~offcoiget. Serpaa blep Den tiSliserC
lStorpiiir, Saib Saba. talot III
SIottet, og oenne gap BAN ioa Ct
SuSbIif | Sen pirfelige Situaticn
iom nGr bapoe taset Seirct ira Der
aamlc SeIpberiter. Son iorItcS, a
Siiningen pirtelia bar 'oo oesperat
al han bopbe Solsct meIlcm Ell Sol'
tcreisnius, Tom Sprfict aISria ban
r.. m. sI 60 - so,,, ,,N,,, SSn,l
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
Era uolanoet.
let itOrc antumobiIpebbelpb fra

let itorc MntumobiIpGbbelpb fra
asep yorf til Baris mariner fig mn
iaa imaat tin afilutning. Den tpife
Geltaser | @aobeIsbet fisrte mem.
Zig 5reoas Miooag inb | Berlin,
meo fIere Cages Joriprang for fin
nGrmeite aonfurrent. automobiIen
mootoses | Berlin meo flor 8egeiit-
ring at en- rmaabeIis Wenneifemas-
ie. Gen fortiatte itrar efter Reiien
til Earis. Den iranife 9eItager sif
no ai Damien / Sibirien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28
Gn frhat.lia lllnffe inStraf i Sire

vn TrD9felt9 ulDffe 1noIrar I sSre'
bags / 2oetidbere.T unneIen / Ser.
neralperne. Winearbeioerne bar
iiaro meo SprGnsninssarbeioer, os
p~IuoieIig iprGnste De b9f en- Berg
beg, iom ifilte Dem fra Ell unoerior-
biif eib euer Snoiis, bpis Gxiitens
&c life bapoe Inelie ON. Store
Sanomosier fosiebe inc | Sunnelen
% fplbte ben; % arbeioere - ole
iom befanbt fig oerinbe - omfom;
Gle bar Stalienere, ltIpffen inbtraf
1920 500 fra ben ~norblige Sno.
gang, og man antager, at WGubene
bar "iprrnst inb gunben" paa 4an.
berelpen, iom fomner neooper en-
SieIobal opencper Sirnnelen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

Spcrbanbt Sbifcrne. Ser mebbe.
les fra gelpietp, Iinn.: 81. 81. %.
pibions itore norffe gisrne fra
Speoes Soreit banot meo 2etbeb
"Sug.of-8ar" &onteiten ben 4be
Snli | 9elpietp moo Spiterne.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

2oporo fra Sowa:
On Dame / SoeterpiIe Ifriper bI. a.:
SEC ftuIpe snife ies tanee ttnse Sre
Tom utlbe nDtrnffe min 3ilireosheh meb ben
6i9lp, Tom Tea bar upbt al Seres Weotetu.
Sea Fan life prrs Dem to fuenmsfie net bers
for. Sea bar tusnu life bruat iulet to &rnf
FER al Ieres Gable, ps bog fSIer iea uu mes
get gpbt. Ses bar p1ret plaget rleb oenne
Spebom (Vtiss) | 10 Var, men alorig bar ben
pafet iaa Ner ION ieit gtuter, % atrtgte
Rupember beenuets iee at trs, at ite maatte
nnberfafe rrie en- Operation, men m fsier
lea ipm ct nnf Wenneffe. Seq bill anbefale
Teres SaIpe til ALE BEN, ION ies ran finoe no
Iiber al beuHe ferfrrbeitse 9Iase."
On Manb Ifriper fra Baskerville:
~Ses bar brust 1eres Bile Ointment os Tan
fse, at lee Ittrr bet nisset ecot."
Sra @aufcu ifrines fs1seube:
see sr ntesst ~tafuemmelis for 9eres Tiboel
mob ptIes. Oct er en- COB Tebictu, % en-
ariffe beIbreeeoe mig nritcn. SEQ ieuoer
berpeb 30 Goats for en- arufft TIL"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1908-07-28

Set, iom Gampen melt breieoe Jig
ON, bar ielpislseIis 8oprebanert, iSet
iGrlig Observation-Disclosures
fiGmpeSe tappert for at iaa Sasen
rSiat ct aar, iaaIeoes at man griin.
cieerc funSe iaa unoerisst Srciettet
ON Smbpsnins al Siteroals. eler
Rsrosbanen til breot Spor % anl9g
al en- gane siennem apifne. 90 De
Il. iaa mango Silbangere | Sbinget,
at 9o~prebauen ieireoe meS Inn ga
MOB 50 Stemrer.
"a Topreboncn por oeotaset !
S~tortbinsei, opitoS Der ct mpIbrenSe
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-27

clerk and has ever since been a dep
uty, which position he now fills. Al
future elections and when the fusion
element was in power Mr.. Griffin was
the only Republican to hold a county
office. He has always been a Repub.
lican in politics but special quail.
fications for the Office coupled with
his genialty caused the fusionists TO
continue him in power and it is still
the boasts of all the ole Democrats
of the county. Il voted for John Crit
fin, and he is the only Republican !
ever did vote for
Mr.. and Mrs. Griffin are the parents
of eight children, now all grown to
manhood and womanhood and a credit
to the parents who raised them. They
are of the old school of people and
their love match was one of the day
when true love held full sway and
there were not so many frills as in
the present day.
Hundreds of people visited them
yesterday and they have been the
recipients of many substantial pres
ents. They are still very active and
many more years of happiness and
pleasure with the Monroe county
friends is evidently in store for them
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-27

Abba, June 25.-(SpeciaD Fifty
years ago on June "a, 1858 at Rich
mond, Mo-, occurred the marriage of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. H. Griffin, and
their numerous friends all over Mon
roe county called on them at their
home yesterday, paid their respects
and gave evidence of the great honor
in which the couple are held by all
Monroe county people. Mr. Griffin
was engaged in the practice of law at
Richmond when his future wife came
from the east and located in the same
town and was teaching school. The
young lawyer forgot his practice and
the teacher her pupils and from the
very first the residents of that place
knew that love match was on They
were married in short time and
came to Abba ind here they have
made their home ever since. Mr..
Griffin's ability was soon recognized
and he was called into the county
clerks Office where he served as dep
uty for one .erm. At the time of
the expiration of the term of the clerk
Mr.. Griffin was elected to fill his place
and it stands to his credit that for
twenty years he filed the Office as
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-27
BLAKEsBuRGG.

Blakesburg. Emma Doup Of
Dayton. O., is visiting here at the
home of her sister, Mrs. ]. c. Ward.
Elizabeth and Frank Hurst, of OF
tumwa, are visiting friends here this
week.
Rev. ]. f. Ward was in Hilton We'd
nesday on business.
Everett Woodford visited here ut
the home of his mother, Mrs. Wood
ford, this week.
Minnie Benson and Bessie Cohagan
were in Ottumwa Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. T. Dehaven went to
Abba Wednesday and were accom-
panied home by their little grand
daughter. Majorie Porter
Arthur Cohagan came home from
Cedar Falls Wednesday to spenr his
vacation.
Arnold Jay and family were Ottum-
wa visitors Wednesday,
Edna Lindsay of Ottumwa is visit
ing here with her grandmother, Mrs.
S. c. Barnes.
Mary Yenger of Seymour is here on
a visit with her mother, Mrs Joseph
Yenger, near here
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-27

1t takes youth SO long to discover
that vice never fulf1ls it's promises.
After more than a year Vandrakeu
was still throwing the dice with
shame, hoping and believing that the
next feverish throw would make the
game seem worth playing. Not that
he ever admitted to Lord Ancestor,
or even to himself that the life he
was leading was not all his fancy had
painted it. The only proof that ne
was being cheated lay in the fact that
he demanded more and more, so that
even the ingenuity of his pander and
mistress, the Cobra, could not always
keep pace with his demand for new
phases of Saturnalia.
The history of Greece and Rome
had been ransacked for descriptions
of the orgies which had marked the
end Of their greatness. The mysteries
Of an ancient religion Of demonology
had contributed their quota, and yet
In the back of his brain Vandraken
knew that he was not getting his two
hundred million dollars worth.
Lord Ancestor had made vain at
tempts to persuade him to abandon
his life and his companions. The re.
suits Of his idle suggestion filled him
more and more with horror. He real
ised what 1t means for man to be
without a conscience or any moral
sense; how meaningless ethics be-
come to him. Vandraken's fresh, I'M
sullied face nauseated him more than
the coarsened, dissipated faces of the
men who fiocked around him. He
had even had to restrain an impulse
to kill him, and SO stop the endless
chain Of evil consequences, the sacri-
fees of young lives.
IF you don't give up all this, Van
draken," he told him, one day, II will
find a way to make you. What do
you suppose the life Of that other
poor devil must be?''
That's the only mistake | made
laughed Vandraken. IT ought to
have kept track of that young man
1t would have been SO funny to have
look at him occasionally He must
be sight by now! But how do you
propose to reform me, old chap? Give
you full leave, if you can
Make Won Tarsenheim get you
back your conscience. He hypnotised
you-so he can unhypnotise YOU
.'I'd like to see you tackle old Abb
dull You won't get much change out
of him. replied Vandraken, with con.
yiction. 'I'll give you his address,
though, if you like. heard from him
the other day. He has nearly per-
fected his invention for guaranteeing
the human race against immortality
Wants to know how much I'll pay to
avoid the consequences of this life by
lodging the next; but as don't be.
lieve in any next, I'm not investing
Now you believe in souls, and all that
sort of thing, Ancestor, and as you
seem worried about yours, I'll stand
you the dentists bill II you'd like 1t
extracted"
Il don't believe Won Tarsenheim
will ever be allowed to use that in.
vention. We microbes down here are
not worth bothering with very much
as long as we remain microbes, but
when we get to interfering too much
with the plans of the gods they take
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-27
EDDYvILLE.

Eddyville.-Among those from hera
who attended the funeral of Mr.. Van
Wrinkle. of Des Moines, were O.. II.
Seifert, W. w. DeLong, Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed Shields and George Stevenson, re-
turning Friday evening.
Phil Stuher is reshingling his
property on North Third street.
Miss Firth and Miss Bessie Young
of the Baptist college at Pella are
spending week at the Garrette home,
west of here.
Miss Kittie Frederic. of Columbus,
O., arrived Friday and is visiting with
her friend, Miss Sue Vance, and with
other friends, before returning home.
Miss Katie Fitzgerald, of Ottum-
wa, after visiting with friends in Des
Moines, stopped here and visited with
her friends the Misses Abbie, Katie
and Mary Sullivan, while en- route to
her home.
Mrs. L. Turner, returned home Fri
day after spending week visiting
with relatives in Oskaloosa, she was
accompanied home by Mr.. Dawson,
who will remain for short stay.
Frank Baker of Oslfaloosa, was
here on business Friday.
Mrs. Addie Caldwell was a passen-
ger to ottumwa Friday morning.
Misses Katherine Gallagher and
Florence Allen We're among the pas
sengers to Oskaloosa Friday morning.
DR.. F. Vance and DR.. McCrea re-
turned home from Chicago Friday
after attending the Republican con-
vention.
Miss Gertrude Oldham who has
been attending college at Davenport
returned home Friday evening.
Mrs. w. H. Brunson was called to
What Cheer Tuesday by the illness:
of her daughters children. and will
remain the rest of the week
Miss Clara Klein returned from Os-
kaloosa Tuesday morning after visit
ing with relatives there few days.
Miss Jennie Tune went to Ottumwa
Tuesday morning to spend the day
with her friend Miss Edna Waters.
Little Miss Louise Potter, of Ottum-
| wa, after spending a week with hel
grandparents Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Billher returned to her home Tuesday
| morning.
! The open air meetings at the cit,
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-27

park will commence the second Sun
day in July.
Among those reported on the sick
list this week are: Mrs. Enock johns
son, Misses Harding and Ethel An-
derson.
Rushe Davis is reshingling his
property on North Third street. Mrs.
Minnie McClain is having numerous
repairs done on her property and also
Miss Cornelia Goldback.
Jack Laffert took his force of men
from the stone, quarry Monday and
went near Oskaloosa where they will
commence working on bridges.
Mrs. A. C. Davidson left Tuesday
will visit with her niece. Mrs. Dicks,
about two weeks.
Frank Burns, of Idaho Springs, 10
the guest this week of his father, Dan
Burns.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-27

HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain Tea
should be toilet necessity of every
lady of social prominence. Makes
bright, happy dispositions, perfect
compilations. The greatest blood and
skin remedy. So cents, Tea or Tablets.
Sargent the True Druggist, corner
Main and Market.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1908-06-27
A Ton o. Gold

could buy nothing better for female
weaknesses, lame back and kidney
trouble than Electric Bitters. SOC. =.
B. Clark, j. H. l.. Swenson & Co.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-14
HE TOOK NO ORANGES ON Eocs
Mar with -Hsn Fruit" Refused Admit
lance g Thsater.

A theatrical company that played In
rspertoirs in country villages barred a
citizen OF a town not long ago. when
he entered the thester with n basket
after having purchased q ticket Jus.
- be vas going IN. the cover OF the
BASKET unsccountAbly slipped OF. re-
VS4hng two dozen eggs
M said the uoket tAker. This
isn't Easter Where are you EoiHS
with them sgEs7-
None o. your business, Here's ny
uoRet. all paid for an reC1AT." de-
clAred the citizen.
Well. you don't take any eggs inside
while Tn here" said the tiokc, taker.
and then the other saw the reason hi
burden vas suspected and roared
with laughter.
He lefJ the eggs in charge OF The
man az the box once and entered: and
&c enjoyed every moment OF the
show When Il vas over. the manager
returned the eggs 10 him. and said
7 vas afraid you might put your
foot into the basket while you we're
applauding Modern Society.
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-14
Kepr FUNDS Fes weopsssN.
csnssstee 90 O walking Bank Zee
Reckless WsrksrN

"Tsr more than thirty years tAs
most popular voodsnans eank In
Maine was q bank on two ieEs.- sAys
MAJ. Holmes Day. author Of King
Spruce Until he was over seventy
years old Uncle Nate Swan Was con-
dnetOr on the Bangor q Piscstaouis
railroad. running between the city and
Acosehead lake. With him rode the
woods and driving crews. When they
forgot themselves and made . racket
On Ais train Ne used 20 cGn them into
submission and no man ever raised
his hand against Uncle Nate. When
the men came out OF the woods with
their pay most OF them realized from
bitter experience that the city folks
would get all their money away from
them IN a few days. As soon as they
would get aboard the train they
would begin 70 strip tcn-dollAr bills on
their rolls and hand the money 70
Uncle Nate 70 sink for them-bAnk'
Ing Il on call They never forgot. nor
cid he: and In all the years there was
never = dispute between Conductor
Swan and any Of bis depositcrs. When
they came back on his train they we're
sure OF enough money for their fare
and their tobacco a. the lake outnttinS
store. They wouldn't have known
very veil what 10 DO with more"
Virginia gazette. [volume] (Williamsburg, Va.) 1893-192?, 1908-11-14
Indian oirl's plea.

4 woman salesman for a depart
ment store recently went 20 the school
for Cherokee Indian girls In TahleQush
20 take measurements for their uni
forms and here is what she told about
he girls. Those Indian girls are spleen
did specimens OF Womanhood. They
are al splendidiy formed blooming
with health and overlooking with good
spirits And the eternal feminine as
serts itself az strongly among those
pretty Indian maidens as among any
OF the girls Ia eastern colleges With
whom ! have been brought in contact
All OF them make the same plea. Every
girl IL that seminary as ! took her
measure begged. Please make my suit
a little tighter IN the waist than this
is and DO be sure 20 have the sSlrt
cut longer. won't you They all want
TO feel grown Up and 10 don long
skirts
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A movement is OF foot among
the members Of the faculty 20 essao-
l:sh at William aud Mary monthly
college house. the object OF which
Will be TO create a time when the
students and members OF the faculty
nav meet and minele with each
other in a SOCIAL way. The details
Of this plan have not been arranged
vet. nor has such a plan been deh-
nitelv decided upon. but /, has been
stst~d BY the highest authority that
sucn meetings VII in al probability
be arranged for as soon as the new
library is completed.