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! Alfred.
He rose and shook his head. mo,
! I'll let Mr. Cadwallader eat first" he
said, and took his gun and disap-
peared.
"Cracky, this is good!" Phineas ex.
claimed as he looked over the table.
Milk, by the eternal"
Yes, but it's our last, guess. They
got the COW. +" She stopped abrupt
ly and left the room.
Phineas was at heart a coward yet
he strove to hide 1t under bravado:
and he took his turn in the darkness
with half merry, half contemptuous
badlnage that was sufficiently deceiv.
ing.
Alfred ate sparingly, silently, his
mind intent on impending tragedy.
Your hand is hurt, sir Stella said
as she placed the hot bacon before
him. Without more words she cut the
meat and buttered his biscuit. 1t was
done quickly, incidentally She did
not falter, her face was calm Yet
when she came with old linen and
burn her touch upon Alfred's hand
was icy cold.
The dressing was barely finished
when Phineas' challenge was heard,
and white mans voice replied.
That's Curly Joe from Maloney's,"
Stella said sit still and finish your
supper" she added, as Alfred started
l,s
won't be needed"
Needless of her words he followed
her to the door, where she stood look
ing out.
Curly Joes brought some stock"
she said, glancing over her shoulder
as he came near, some they had
chance to buy l heard him say. It's
in the nick of time for u.s.
She stepped back to the table ana
poured another cup of coffee. Have
this fresh cup, sir. You're not needed
now"
Alfred seated himself and she went
to. the kitchen, leaving him to ponder
the adyerb of time so significantly
spoken.
OIOh1 dlu uOJ return, luOuSH Al
fred finished his coffee and waited,
the minutes dragging with his mac
ton, until the searchers returned
Stella heard them and hastened to
the door, peering into the darkness.
A whispered parley kept her waiting.
AT last Uncle Billy stepped into the
light Stella gave him quick look,
read the answer to her mute question
and fed. Alfred saw her white, set
face as she passed.
Duty and love are weapons that af-
Fiction at her worst is compelled to
respect, Alone Stella fought her
quick battle for composure; and when
she brought ip supper for the two
men her face was less stricken than
Uncle Billy's. He went to her, took
her hands in his own, lifted his re-
luctant eyes to her Honey, you
you must go-in an houh, less time If
possible"
She met his look bravely, her voice
unfaltering, though words came lame
ly. But father-I cannot leave him.
Where-where is he?"
Child, we buried him-Gid and me.
We did it-good, and | mapped the
place, so you can find-but not any
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HELsoNvILLE NEWS.

Mrs. Hiram Mason returned d
Sunday from Logan, having Wis
tied Mrs. Charlotte Mason.
Walter Bray, Tom Eberst and
Allen Spence of Logan, were re-
cent guests of friends IN this ciUy.
Mrs. Anna Sweeney of Logan,
was business visitor here, Sat.
urday.
Homer Kreig spent Sunday n
Logan, the guest of relatives.
Peter Shafer of Logan, visited
the family of G. V. Shafer here
this week.
Miss Leona Wells went to Logan,
Wednesday, to spend week as
the guest of Miss Emma Hartman.
Cecil Shafer and George Barnes,
visited Logan friends, Sunday.
o. w. FL. Wright of Logan, was
Jacksonville visitor, the latter
part of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Dew had
as their guests Sunday, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Rose of Logan.
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us all more than the "1'he passing
tribute of sigh, "
She was gentle, genial, gener-
Gus, kind word, pleasant smile
a tender heart for all with wh1
she was associated. These quail
ties of splendid personality give
at least, in some degree, some
compensation from the grave,
They soften by the consciousness
of n life well spent, the aspertit-
iesof grief which our hearts are
prone to indulge on occasions
like this. Her death, in the full
flush and glory of perfected, mat
ronly womanhood, is the gathering
of the ripened fruit, the garnering
of the sheaf in the full measure of
it's golden maturity.
She has gone from among us,
but her unselfish humanities re-
main and will cherish her memory
and will follow like angels guard
ing her to the tomb.
In this visitation of Provi-
dence, third bereavement in our
Club, we recognize IA Power in
Whose inscrutable wisdom we are
born to live and in the presence of
Whose unchallenged Majesty we
are born to die.
In Token and Tribute and Testi-
mony
Be it resolved by the Twice Five
Club of Logan that our slncerest
sympathy is given to the husband
and family in this sad bereave-
ment.
LEWIS GREEN,
S. III. BRIGHT,
HI. r. HARRINGTON.
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little later Hes on the railroad nj
the Front, wherever that Is. You
tell him | sent you Bennett is one of
Superintendent Gregory's foremon, a
squareh man-his wlfe's even squareh
he'll deal you straight game, little
one. There's Sally b., too, she's white,
and can motheh whole brood like
YOU and not let one chick get cold
toe"
"And I'll follow as soon as can slip
this" Gideon added, his glance sweep.
ing the shadow-peopled room.
I'm coming myself, honey. I'm
coming to be near you, and to watch
that Sacramento four tackle the big
gest job of building since Babel"
Uncle Billy rose and went out.
Soon all was ready. Stella waited
by her trunk for the coach to swing
round.
"Oh, Gideon how can leave your"
she sobbed as he came to her side.
But wouldn't go unless you stayed"
"All aboard, honey!" called the
drivers kind voice from the dark.
salt Lake City in ten hours"
Gideon caught her in an embrace
she long remembered. 1t was not fare
well, but appropriation. Goodbye,
Moppett," he whispered, "I'll come
soon"
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LEWIS GREEN,
S. HI. BRIGHT,
HI. r. HARRINGTON.
In Honor of Mr.. Anderson

| T.aurelville Cor. Adelphi Border News.
AS a mark of appreciation and
good will toward Mr.. /. f. Ander.
son, the genial railroad manager,
our citizens and citizens of Adelphi
J and country inaugurated plan
complimentary to the gentleman by
chartering special train and
making a social visit to the town
of South Bloomingville, which
plan was carried into effect on
Tuesday evening. When the train
of two coaches pulled out of
Laurelville at 6 O'Clock Tuesday
evening there were near 200
persons aboard, including the
Laurelville Brass Band, and jol-
lier, good-natured crowd had
never gathered together than was
this one. Merriment reigned
supreme, and the trip was enjoyed
by every passenger, as pleasure
was plainly depicted on the fea-
lures of all.
Arriving ut Bloomingville the
excursionists were welcomed by
the citizens of that hospitable vii
lage, and the pathway from the
depot to the town was literally
covered with saw dust, so the
visitors could keep their footwear
from the mud.
Each of the business men were
visited and were serenaded by the
band and 'tiftette," and all re-
sponded with cheers ana the
cigars. Dr.. Melcher had that day
been married to most loyable
lady and the bride and groom held
reception at the lies hotel, to
which the two hundred excursion
lists were given an invitation.
Charles Lehman, the well-known
travelling man, was in the crowd
and he was importuned to set down
at,the piano and play Mendelsohn's
wedding march, while the two
hundred excursionists shook hands
with the bride and groom.
Later the visitors repaired to
Red Mems hall, and listened to
eulogies passed on the guest of
honor, Mr.. Anderson. Among
those who delivered addresses was
Atty. Redfern, DR.. II. G. Barton,
Chas. Lehman, Marion Alstadt,
Homer Fullen, Els. Chilcote, r..
II. Sanford, and Mr.. Hazelton and
Mr.. Vaughan, all of which was re-
sponded to by Mr., Anderson, in
modest talk of thirty minutes, ex-
pressing his appreciation of the
honor shown him by his fellow
man. Mr.. Alstadt acted as chair
man.
Resolution of thanks and
recognition of Mr.. Andersou's eff
forts and sarVice fo this oommun
ity were drawn and adopted by a
rousing vote.
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Sale of Real Estate by
Administrative,

In pursuance of an order OF the Probate
court OF Hooking County, Ohio, will offer
for sale Mt public auction, on Friday the 2i''
day of February 1908 ut O'Clock L. NJ. at
the door of the court house in the Village
of Logan, Ohio, the following realestate
State of Ohio and bounded and described ms
follows, to wit:-Being all that part OF Frac-
tional Lot No. and Fractional Lot No.
In Section 80, Township 13 and Range t6 and
and Fractional Lot No. in Section q same
township and range aforesaid, which lie
South of the center Of the III locking River as
1t was situated and flowed on the 18th. day
of January l900 and which said several
tracts are bounded and described as one
composite tract as follows, to Wit: Begin
ming Mt the southwest corner of said Frac-
tional Lot NOT; thence east 20 chains to
the southeast corner of said Fractional Lot
No. 1. thence north with the east boundary
line of said Fractional Lot No.1, 35. 10 chains; {;
thence south IA degrees east, GA chains;
thence north 70 degrees east l.6O chains;
thence north 80 Is degrees east, 2,55 chain ;
thence north "a degrees east, 8.18 chains; (;
thence north 52l5 degrees east. S6 chains; /;
thence north 1891 degrees west, 1i.49 chains; !;
thence north 81 degrees west, 4.75 chains;
thence north AZ degrees west, 14.01 chains;
thence north Az degrees west, 100 chains; (;
to the west boundry line of said Fractional
Lot No. z; thence south with the west
boundary line of said Fractional Lot No. Z
to the beginning containing 1854 acres
Hundred Dollars ($76OO,Oo.) Terms OF sale:
One half cash In hand and One half In one
year from the day of sale, with interest, the
deferred payment to be secured by first
mortage on the premises sold.
Anna s.. Woodruff, Administratrix OF the
Estate of William II. Woodruff. deceased
V.C. Lowry, Attorney for Administrators
Jan. 23, 4-wks.
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Iniun. And, honey, you must-must
get ready quick"
Stella's head dropped. Alfred saw
her throat throb, her hands tighten
conyulsively or Uncle Billy's.
But the station. and the company's
property mustn't leave that TIL"
She lifted her face; her lips twitehed
pitifully.
Gid, you tell her you amt boy
--yo're man, and brave enough to
stay hyah and keep the station till
they send some one from Maloney's." ("
Yes, Stella, you must 60 Uncle
Bllls the boss. I'll stay, as he says,
till the stations manned again; then
III follow you toto wherever you go
always"
Stella gazed alternately at her two
advisers, dumbly striving to adjust her
griefstrieken mind to this hard exi-
gency.
"oh, Gideon. can't let you stay
alonel ="
Uncle Billy laid tender hand on
her arm. Honey Can't you buck
mp 10 the game just a mite2 Wouldn't
yo' paw tell you tor"
She nodded and turned aside. Both
men looked at her intently. one with
passionately yearning gaze. In
moment she faced him, smiling reso-
lutely though Alfred saw unheeded
tears on her cheek.
III you and Gid viii eat little sup
per III get ready right away. I'll be
III - good" The words trembled
on into a sob that was touehingly
childlike.
You go right TO Jake Bennett" the
driver said as be llnlshed his coffee Z
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CHAPTER III.
OTTVT EIN ITIs
Alfred Promises Alleqiance.

AIITeu PROMISES AIleQldnCe.
Alfred studied Gov Stanford's face
keenly while the latter re-read Mr..
Huntingtons letter.
1t said in part: For three years I
have closely observed this young man
and found him, | believe, peculiarly
adapted to business of a delicate ma
ture, for which we shall have growing
need. He is older than he looks and
wiser than his age. His character
does not altogether show in his face,
and few would suspect such slender
youth of his capacity for the affairs
you may require Of him."
Alfred was gratified at what he saw
in the governors eyes as he looked up
from the letter.
Young man, because of Mr.. Hunt
ington's strong letter we're going to
trust you beyond your years. 1t will
be varied and difficult task. Do you
think you will be equal to it?"
"All that ! can do, sir, is to promise
my best effort and ask you to try me"
Can you take hectoring good ma
turedly?" asked Mr.. Crocker. You
can't go far on such a shape as you
have out west here; there's too much
Harvard college and ballroom in it.
The governor spoke at once Il be-
lleve Vincent will safely weather re-
marks concerning his shape; he'll be
in cities most of the time, anyway
ITS not nice work we're putting
you to, Vincent" he continued You'll
have to meet craft with craft, scheme
with scheme And some of Cad
wallader's schemes - they're the
schemes of the men behind him, yet
they don't sweeten in his hands-are
far from savory. But We'll not ask
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Legal Notice.
A. w. Mnuk, Administrator OF the estate of
William Cain.
Deceased, Plaintiff
]. II. Corbitt, ct al Defendants.
probate Court Hooking County, Ohio,


]. II. Corbitt, ct al Defendants.
Probate Court, Hooking County, Ohio,
Case No.
Robert Cnin, Madison cain, Mary Cain
and the unknown heirs of Robert Cain.
whose pInce OF residence is unknown, but
when last heard of resided nj Greenup,
Cumberland County, state Of Illinois; and
Cain, whose place of residence is unknown,
but supposed to be some where in the state
of Indiana, Will take notice TINT A. w.
Mauk, administrator OF the estate or Will
linn Cain, deceased. on the 2Sth. day of
January A. ID. 1908, filed his petition In the
Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio,
personal estate OF said William Oain is In
sufficient to pay his debts and the charges
OF administering his estate; that he died
seized In fee simple of the following real
estate. situate in the County of Hooking.
and State of Ohio, to-wit: Being the un-
divided one-half interest in and to part OF
Lot six 10y, Section twenty. sixt26l, Twp
elevenQD, Range eighteenus), containing
gj acres more or less; also q lot of land In
Snltcreek Township in said county, bound
ed and described as follows, to-wit: Being
1851, Twp. eleventlll, Range nineteenug,
and being the northeast quarter OF the
northwest quarter Of said Section 35 afore-
said; and 80 rods ir width on the eastern
side of the northwest quarter of the north
west quarter OF said section, township AMI
range containing 10 acres, and containing
in both of said last tracts 80 acres more or
less. The prayer of the petition is for sale
of said property to pay tho debts of said
William Gain, deceased, and that all
mortgages and other claim be set up against
the same. The above first named parties
together with all the other heirs at law and
next of kin of said defendant are made
parties defendant In the above action and
they are required to answer the same on or
before March 81, 1905
A. w. Mauk, Admr. of Wn,. Cain.
Jan. 80, 8 wks. o. VIII. Wright, his Atty.
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PUBLIC SALE.
40 Head of Duroc Jersey,
bred SoWs.

/ will offer at public sale ON
Saturday, February Is, at the
Lancaster Fair Frounds, Lancas-
ter, Ohio, in warm sale pavilion,
40 head of Duroc Jersey bred
sows, also 5 service boars.
Will also consign 5 Poland China
service boars. Write for cata-
logue. q. j. McLAUanus,
Jan. 30, 8-w. Pleaaaptyille. Q,
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EXCHANGE
NEWS NOTES
MURRAY CRY INDEPENDENT. |

MURRAY CITY INDEPENDENT.
Chas. Seidenfeld was business
visitor in Logan last week.
Mrs. John Brooker is the guest
of friends in Logan.
j. Watkins, of Logan, was a
business visitor in tins city, first
of the week.
Messrs. Brown and Ohlinger, of
Logan, were in this city Tuesday
on business.
Chas. Hutchinson was the guest
of friends in Logan and Lancas-
ter last week.
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[pLEAsANrv1LLE TINES. |

Mrs. Jas. A. Trick is at the
Charity Hospital in Columbus,
where she underwent an operation
on last Thursday for complica-
tion of troubles. She is improv-
ing very nicely at this writing
Miss May Dolllson is visiting j..
A. Trick and family, on Lincoln
avenue.
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SYNOPSIS.

CHAPTER 1.-The story opens during a
Rocky mountains, while efforts are be-
Ing made to build up the country. Uncle
Billy" Dodge stage driver Alfred Vim
Ter, introduced They come across the
remains OF massacre Later ut An
thongs station. they find the redskins
have carried their destructive work there
also.
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Simple Remedy for la Grippe

La grippe coughs are dangerous
as they frequently develop into
pneumonia. Foley's Honey and
Tar not only stops the cough but
heals and strengthens the lungs so
that no serious results need be
feared. The genuine Foley's
Honey and Tar contains no harm
ful drugs and is in yellow pack
age. Refuse substitutes. Bort d
Go.
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Probate Notice

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed in
for First and Final settlement Ferd f..
Kistler Administrator of Estatetf Elizabeth
Kistler, deced sed, and the same will come
on for hearing ont 18th. day OF Feb'y. A
ID. 1908 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, or as soon there
after as may be convenient.
f. p. MARTIN,
Jan. 23, 3-w Probate Judge.
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sTRAITsvILLE RECORD. |

David Williams and family of
Logan spent last week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Jno. A.
Williams.
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Probate Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the following
Accounts and Vouchers have been filed In
the Probate Court of Hooking County, Ohio,
for First and Final settlement John q.
Young, Administrator of william o. Tuck
er, deceased, and the same Will come on for
hearing ON the 2lsl. day of February A. d.
1908 at 10 O'Clock A, M, or ms soon there
Il. p. MARTIN,
Jan. 80, 0.w Probate Judge.
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THE NATIONAL BANK OF
LOGAN
OFFICE HOURS 9 TO 8

OFFICE HOURS TO 8
Patti IN cash CdpitGJ $4,000
G. E. BOWEN, President,
II. r. HARRINGTON, Vice Pres
f. MEADE BOWEN, Cashier.
Does General Banking Busi-
ness, Receives Deposits, Discounts
Paper and Buys and Sells Ex-
change.
apr ely Bank in James Block.
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WANTED-50 pair of shoes
each day, 70 repair, at Ed. Myers,
Quick Repair shop, opposite court
house. Up-te-date machines.
Up to-dats work,
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Notice of Appointment.

Estate OF Emma Lee, deceased.
The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as Administrators of the estate of
deceased. Dated this %" day OF Jan.
ID. NJ. Soliday,
Jan. %, 3-wlIs Administrators.
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DR.. o. S. WOOD,

Physician and Surgeon, Logan, o.
OFFICE HOURS:-S to 10 a. M, l
to 3 p. m, to 8 p. m.
Special attention given to the treat
ment of diseases of the skin and
nervous system and catarrhal affec-
tions. Office modernly equipped.
Both phones in office and residence.
LOCATED IN OFFICE formerly
occupied by DR.. Dye.
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where he shortly would be, at the
front" She had written him of her
safe arrival, of Jake BENEFITS kind
protection, of Mrs. BENEFITS loving
care and the invitation to remain with
them.
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Continued in our next issuel
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09
CHAMPIONS GALORE
IN THIS PROGRAM

Tonight will be Champion night at
the Light Guard armory. The Cham
pion Tigers and the Champion Cubs
will be the guests Of Battling Nelson,
Champion lightweight of the world
and the Battler promises some extra
stunts for the champions OF the dia
mond. In addition TO the moving
pictures Of the Nelson-Gans fight and
a bout between the Dane and his spar
ring partner Joe Galligan. the entire
Is rounds OF the Nelson-Britt fight
which took place November 3, 1905
will be shown and Nelson will explain
the pictures showing how he disposed
OF both the colored and the white
man.
The Battler was out at the ball park
this morning to watch the Tigers at
work and this afternoon after tho
matinee he will be at the fuller to
meet Chance with whom he has been
ON friendly terms for years. Nelson
received a wire from Chance sent from
Buffalo on his way to Detroit last
night saying the Cubs would be at the
armory tonight. The last opportunity
to zee Nelson and the pictures will be
tomorrow.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09
BOOZE BOAT" STOPPED
BY SAGINAW JUDGE

SAGINAW, Mich, Oct. 9--An Inn.
portant liquor decision has been hand
ed down by Judge William @. Gage In
the circuit court In the case OF Bert
Van, who operated boat on the Sag
NAV river Sundays for the dispensing
OF intoxicating drinks. The court held
that the state has Jurisdiction over
navigable rivers In the matter OF H..
quor laws. and can enforce acts OF this
nature. The floating saloon of Van,
which navigated from one end OF the
city to the other. taking on passen.
gers at convenient points, supplying
them with drinks out In the stream
and setting them ashore after their
thirst had been quenched. was declar.
ed by the court 10 be an evasion OF
the law. Van was found guilty and
lined $50 and costs.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09
Hov Thy finished
Al Tx Lexington TletS

s:ls CLASS TROTTING UNFINISHED
FROM WEDNESDAY,.
Lady Jones, blk.m.. by Capt
Mckinney Dixie Murphy 8 l /
Maxine. ch. IN. (Ryan) 2 2 2
Harry banning. Laboudie. Ruth Dill
Ion, and Marville also started.
Time-2:l1h: 2:osk; 2:07h; AJAX.
PACING DIVISION OF THE KEN
lucky FuTURITY. FOR 3-YEAR-
OLDS; VALUE 32,00o--S IN s.
Catherine Direct. b.f, by Di-
rect-Pepper Sauce (McMa-.
honl ..........:. 1
Col. Forest. b. C., by Col.
Forest Emma #. Or. Mil
Tom Brewer, Kattana, and Kewanes
Medium also started.
Time-2:1s&: 2:1sk: 2:1+A; 2:17.
THE TRANSATLANTIC; VALUE $1,000.
Spanish Queen. b: m. by On
ward Siiver-Einn Rance
reasei. eh. m. by Alien
Downs-LAdy Kittson /.
Gs rs l. Maud. Aauin. MAMMA
Genteel H.. and Dewitt also started.
Time-2i2h: 3:ioK; a:osN; 2:io
2:20 CLASS. TROTTING: PURSE $1,000.
Paderewski. oh. G., by Constan-
ero- Baby wv. Ross) 1870. l I
Jack McKerron, Nancy Gentry. Char
ley Russell. John +. Gibson. Allie
Wood, Baron Del. and Highland Boy
Tims-a:i4n; a:ISx; sasN.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09
BROWN H00DO0s
| G|ANt.s' BIC SIX

NEW YORK. Oct s.-The defeat OF
the Giants by the Cubs In the pennan,
game yesterday has caused many to
ask Is Wisard Brown Matty's hoohoo'
The Giants great twirler has not
won game from Chicago when Brown
opposed him since June ~. 1905. On
that day Matty established record
for the year. While twirling for the
Giants against the miner he shut the
Cubs out without the semblance Of
hit Since then the three-fingered mar
vel has had the better OF every argu-
ment he has engaged In with Matty.
The Detroit times., 1908-10-09
Today's TanoIe.

Now Roosevelt's answered Bryan.
and HaskelTs answered Hearst; and
everybody's lynn, to see who lies he
worst: and Hearst has answered Has
kell and ell the coal-oil gang and
every ones a rascal who ought TO 40
and hang Now Kern has answered
Sherman. and Shermans answered.
Kern. and neither man has whiskerr
amounting to dern; and Debs has
a ,ersu some one. and some ones
answered Graves, and Hughes has
bought ticket that's good for seven
shaves. And Taft has challenged
Botkin TO meet him In debate, ana
Mrs. Pinkham's answered the man
who pays the freight all this an