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rnAnsFNa COMPANIES.

M yon want 20 meva. tfY the Lloyd
Ttansfef GO contrast % hauf work
Iowest possihis rates Matn krs sunsst.
o. SIS Ind
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SNAP

SNAP
Mndrona district, between MadronA
car and East Union car auad five-
room house good bath aud basement
street Improvements paid sa.1to
n y. ORR COMPANY INC.
3QS 20 fla Alaska nuifdlnE
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n al the turkeys wefe killct n
Thanksgiving. what viii W n a
Chris,naay
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fItE tnAt 400 Mthlii fANLbAa
f4Ua FfftsT AVE,
wonderful RniuFa to Mems
Tailor Made ffueaiied Tor suits,
OerFcnatn. cTaYeneffea and
Trauaafa A f3ue new Hoe Of
cents refuishlHEs Hats. Caps
md SUIT Cases Also Full Dress
suits Tor fFnf
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Firu, mono rail- pAasengs hs
Ia this country will be- coaAt;usa
from New York to City island
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Rates for Classified
Advertisements

The Star cannot guarantees
accuracy or assume reHpennl,
bilitv tor errors % any hlna
occurring in telephones AN'e
lisemcnta
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ron sALG--Houses
1,40O--$-1,4 400

taea cash balance me rent new =.
fauih modern. ltkfA piRHtefsds ihtHle
fiaaf cement walks tine View lot tet
zoe gan sunday fhlh % ihg uwhet
sci North sSth st
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Low Fee

Fun FEW DAYS ONLY
Prices within the reach u att BE in
uaf hefF Tor money. bot % % coed
Gail and 10 convinced
HOURS 10 10 DAILY AND SUN
DAY
PROP ~ MARTIN
HOTEL MkSHArTAM
fs2a4 THIRD AW NEAR PIKE
ROOM a9t
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RAILWAY TINE rASLss

% ret trust arlnted time
/ tables IN newspapers Fer
\ time Of departure and arrival
/ a. trains telephone Ning street
/ station Information Bureau,
h Sunset. MAIN 2T$o, lndePena
ent III.
4 kNsSAA $500 -
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rsf sale uouue aud toti ssvfythius
Tor housekeeping tepe Phone East ~.
afIaI n ~ ~.
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40 Acres for $500

we have g. acres sis miles s1Hih -
pert Orchard thaf aa wi3i cell Gee thf
.aisnsr nUufH tlasd HHu ass iuia ~ nriHh.
laua. go 0asf. lsaiarrs sasr
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PROF. H. MARTIN

THE RENOWNED rfsAfMWuNAWT.
Psychic FkEMtAr
GUARANTEE RATt8F NFEfNN DN
All AFFAIRS or f.fFE
fUU NEAW rWE TAtfTW And
NOTHING HIT rHE Tnf fH
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For Sale One ~ the finest Wow lots
" the city. on queen Anne hin rerma
~ 600 down. balance easy paymenta
Phone A 7Iis -k.rnr
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AND AL CLASSIFIED "pS'
one cert word Minimum" ,a
chargo lac When cha' ,,,..ss
account actual number y" -,
a. set will be counter, 49,.
Insertions made Cor me w ~
of stx when cash r. paia, "
cap lines. or fraction Ni'.'
wln be counted A. two 1lhe"
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Fef sale ironm modrfn cottage With
r without fufniture on EASY Faf 'ne n's
a MIS- x IDHMHON tNa tiku at tt
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.slrllArloNs WANrGoE

"sinatiens wanted ave-
tisemonte aRe for rs worNA 80
timaa Additional space eS W
line.
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sAcniFIcE -a-room cottage. close In
tLbpN cow tsah, VIC month. Queen
anne 'Af' -8-bK
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s@s=as=s.aas-aasas,a.ss ssa,@-'ss,H'ss'
N0r Rent ruun flat o. NNt car
uneH rert lsNten end tssilefa hseyh
Hsaf fEth av ~ "a 90 HudffetfAn. ind
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For Haie Fine vacant iot ON Sturses
Road near Atlantic st. 1897 18th av s
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NlN wETfM HmkNrAN AMu TACOMA y
Seas sarFsY ~ nsw NlHafs k.3es tnssfsi hsF
: ffHfF artas fas3ms Ae448ifat iAkH land
Is al nHarsg leNsi la4f Is taktash last
sanre nfst einss a1ssaa ssfsssua fiasfsFs
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lnss. sh8HtaeFs - eater lafap zag tafH
ta IafflEa - uE Nasf fafs9a
NNmENT NAfsFH4
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no AnVERTtsE RS,

RALLARp AGENcY--f' -
Mulicn, btos Ballard Az. .SSbN
CITY Hall. Phone. ballard sVe
MAIN oFr1CE--seVenth Az
between Union and uniNes"''''
Phones Main 1850. Ind. tea
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- FFurfLN AcHEa
nAafth ~ seattle have aaus f.affa
grafts sith ths richest deepest snii b.
fhaf shnis section Nhffsa nNthfHE ~ b.
tBf Uttered up fhFfa. ard fhs pfifef are
tsff Mw aniY SO and 10 psF aNfe
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WNHT a WHEELER
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
me MethodIst Conference.

Baltimore, May s.--An attack upor
polygamy by a woman delegate, th'
report Of the missionary work Of the
church in southern Asia, and the re
quest Of Missionary Bishop ]. M. Tho
burn for retirement from active ser
vice were the chief features Of Fri
days. meeting Of the Methodist Epis
copaI general conference here. Bishop
James W. Bashford Of Shanghai
China, delivered an eloquent address
on China. A delegate from the fan
west created a stir Just before ad
journment By denouncing some litera
turs which had been distributed among
the delegates. The Objectionable
matter was contained In q souvenir
pamphlet and turned out to be whisky
Advertisements.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14

could consider the subject from all
points and report to the next session
Of congress.
The subject of the bill not reaching
combinations now in existence, Mr.
Davenport declared that by legalizing
whatever the number-be 1t 300 OF
500-"the feature of monopoly Ia for.
ever fastened upon the government"
Mr.. jerks replied that the bill as.
sumed that all .monopolies were unrea-
sonable and did not change existing
law as to the method of destroying
them. So far as his. personal opinion
went, ne SAID, there are some mo
nopoIies which l do not believe to be
unreasonable" He named telephone,
telegraph, railroads and all common
carriers. He believed that public in
terest and good service demand that
these might combine If they could be
checked and controlled by the govern
ment. He termed them natural mo-
nopolies."
you can not prevent the monopolls-
tic feature where common carriers
are concerned II the public interest is
to be considered" said Mr.. jerks.
But we thought 1t best not to put
this exception in the bill because pub
lie sentiment is not now in condition
to entertain this view"
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
MAY bad coppsr Another Year.

Washington, May S.-Foods greened
with copper salts will not be entitled
to entry into the United States under
the pure food and drugs law after
January 1, next, according to a decision
Thursday Of the board of food and
drug inspection consisting Of Score
taries Cortelyou, Wilson and Straus.
Until that time all vegetables so treat
ed hut not containing an excessive
amount Of copper and which are 9th
erwise suitable for food will be ad-
mitte1, inasmuch as contracts had al
ready been made for the present
years pack. The label, however, must
state that copper salts have been used.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
The Froneh Car withdraw,

Paris, Nay s.-The committee hav-
ing In charge the New York-to-Paris
automobile race has decided as 4 con
sequences Of the modification In the
rcuta By the abandonment Of the run
through Alaska and the crossing Of
Boring strait, not 70 present . cup Cor
Tie feat but instead 10 give threa
prisss. tI.ooa teoo and 500. rsspso
lively 70 ne ant thros machines or.
riVing n Pnrta The owner Of ths
Frlnoh ear HEliay cahlad Ne driver
& TptJo 70 VithflaW Ne car q -
cent 4 ~ nailacsiioa a he itlnrr'
~, 4 haTllg cerorlt ~ R,lin- FrIlr
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14

n VIII Be 10 learn that tho leading meils
al writers and tsachsrs 81 ell the ssvelal
schools Of practice recommend. IN ne
strongest farms possible, each and every
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catarrh Of stomach, rliver complaint.
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also specific remedy for ell such chronic
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tons and their resultants, % bronchial,
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IA NOT "a rood for acute colds and coughs,
but for lingering, or chronic cases Il Is
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Gdiden Seal root, Bi0odfuot, Stone root,
Mandrake root and Queens ro0t-ell OF
which are highly praised % remedies foI
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nett Med. College, Chicago; Prof, John
King N; e Of CincinnAti Prof John
Edwin MEH9lA. M. D., Of Hahnemann
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A glance al this published formula will
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Instead, Glycerine Is entirely un0b1ec.
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A booklet OF extracts from .eminenk
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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
.LABOR's DEMANDS
Mr.. 0oMpERs GIVES HE VIEWS
ON PROPOSED ADJOURN.
NEWT or CONGRESS-.
aOL6 CANNON RESPONSIBLE


Washington, May S.-Responding to
q letter from Representative Brumm
Of the Twelfth Pennsylvania congres
sional district, President Gompers Of
the American Federation Of Labor has
written q letter in which he strongly
urges that congress shall remain in
session long enough to enact certain
legislation which he enumerates. In
his letter Mr.. Brumm says:
81 wish to say that solemnly pro
test against the proposed early ad-
journment of congress, as 1t will be
impossible to act upon AMI pass such
legislation as Is demanded by the peo-
pie and asked for by the president.
will be willing to join with others to
insist upon the several bills being
brought out of the committees and
acted upon promptly. There is no
Disgusting the fact that Speaker Can
non intended to prevent legislation on
these lines by referring the presidents
message and other bills to the con-
gressional crematory known as the
judiciary committee"
Mr.. Gompers finds in Mr. BRUINS
complaint Of the speaker justification
for his opposition to the continuation
Of Mr.. Cannon Of that office, and then
taking up the question Of early al
journment says:
Surely no one will be fooled should
congress adjourn early to avoid the
passage of the important measures
which are awaiting consideration and
action. Those members who are re-
sponsibIe for legislation or for its
failure who will vote for adjournment
before the enactment of these meas
ures, may imagine themselves In
FOOLS paradise, but l am confident
that the people will hold them respon-
sible for the vote to adjourn, equally
as though they had voted against the
measures to which I refer"
He enumerates the following as the
measures which labor will insist shall
be enacted on before adjournment:
The Wilson bill, amending the Sher-
man antitrust law; the Pearre bill,
regulating the issuing Of the injunc-
tive writ to its original AMI benefl-
cent purposes; the extension Of the
eight-hour law to all government en-
ployes and to employees of contractors
or sub-contractors performing work
for the government; general en-
ployers' liability law applicable to all
workers, so far as the federal juris-
diction extends.
Mr.. Gompers says that from his
knowledge of the members of the
house, he is fully persuaded that
there are enough members of the ma
jority who would act with the minor
ity members on the necessary bills to
secure their passage and have them
go over for the senate's action before
the adjournment Of this session Of
congress-"
1t is understood that these bills
were referred to the judiciary COM
mittee In accordance with the house
rules requiring the reference to that
Of all bills involving new
legislation.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14

IL astonishing how great . change
aIew years Of married life often make
n the appearance and disposition Of
many women. The freshness, the
charm, the brilliance vanish like the
bloom from q flower which Is rudely
handled. The matron 10 only . dim
shadow, q faint echo Of the charming
maiden. Few young women appreciate
the shock Of the system through the
change which comes with marriage and
motherhood. Many neglect to deal with
the unpleasant pelvic drains and weak
nesses which too often come with mar
Rage and motherhood, not understand
ing that this secret drain is robbing the
cheek Of its freshness and the form Of
its fairness.
As surely as the general health suffers
when there is arrangement OF the health
Of the delicate womanly organs, so surely
when these organs are established in
health the face and form at once witness
70 the fact in renewed comeliness.
More than million women have found
health and happiness in the use OF DR..
Pierce's Favorite Prescription. Itmakes
weak women strong and sick women
we'll. Ingredients on label-contains
no alcohol or harmful habit-forming
drugs. It is made wholly OF those
native, American, medicinal roots most
highly recommended by leading med
zeal authorities OF all the several schools
Of practice for the cure Of woman's
peculiar ailments.
For nursing mothers, or for those
broken-down in health by too frequent
bearing OF children, also for the expect
ant mothers, to prepare the system for
Che coming Of baby and make its adj
vent easy and almost painless, there is
no medicine quite so good as wFavorite
Prescription" II can do no harm in
AMI condition OF the system. It 10 Q
most potent invigorating tonic and
strengthening nervine, nicely adapted
70 woman's delicate system by ply
sician Of large experience in the treat
ment Of woman's peculiar ailments.
Bad Symptoms. The woman who
has periodical headaches, backache, sees
Imaginary dark spots or specks foating
or dancing before her eyes, has gnawing
distress or heavy full feeling In stomach,
faint spells, dragging-down feeling in
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14

Lincoln, Neb., May IA. R. Talbot
head consul Of the Modern Woodmer
Of America, Friday night issued q
proclamation designating Sunday, May
10, as Mothers Day" and requesting
all members Of the order on that day
to wear a white flower, and If the
mother be alive to either visit OF
write to her.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
Maanaehuuetts for Rryan.

Boston, May S.-Following a session
that lasted several hours Wednesday
night the committee on resolutions OIL
the Democratic state convention re
assembled at o'clock Thursday te
consider the matter Of instructions ia
the delegates at large to the national
convention. The outcome Of the meet
ing was a decision to report to the
convention q resolution instructing fol
William ]. Bryan for the presidential
nomination.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
Whsat and corn Advance.

New York, May 9.-The government
crop report Friday upset all caIcuIa-
lions in the local wheat market, caus-
ing rush of shorts to buy to protect
their contracts. Prices jumped about
three cents a bushel in the last hour
and exporters bought everything in
sight, taking nearly a million bushels
ON the fear Of a small crop Of winter
wheat. Owing to light stocks here
May corn advanced to So cents per
bushel, a gain Of three cents ever
Thursday nights closing and q new
high record for the present crop.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
TOTACT THE TRUSTS
PLAN TO HAVE REASONABLE AND
UNREASONABLE coM5INA-
TloNs DETERMINED.
LICENSED LAW BREAKERS
Prof. jerks OF Cornell University Out
lined the Plan to Senate Com.
\ mittee on Judclary-Respeet-
- Ing Public Sentiment.

Washington, May 9.-Prof. j. w.
jerks Of Cornell university, who was
before the senate committee on the
judiciary Friday to advocate the enact
ment of the bill Of the national civic
federation for the amendment Of the
Sherman antitrust law was closely
cross-examined by senators. As re-
suit many flaws in the measure were
pointed out.
The proposed examination by the
missioner of the bureau Of corpora
tons Of the plans Of concern to form
q corporation were outlined by Mr..
jerks, after which Senator Nelson
summed up the situation as follows:
"Then as / understand 1t, this chief
Of the bureau Of corporations may
give clean bill Of health to a com
bination after which the government
would be compelled to bear the burden
Of proof In any effort to show the cor
poration up as a monopoly In restraint
Of trader"
: Mr.. jerks admitted that such would
be the case. He added, however, that
the bill was intended largely as a
preventive measure and that the bu-
reau Of corporations would pass upon
the application Of a proposed monop-
oily and In the event Of a ruling that
It was In the nature Of a combination
IN unreasonable restraint OF trade, he
would withhold approval. Daniel
Davenport Of Bridgeport, Conn, op-
posing the bill pointed out that II the
proposed concern declined to accept
the view Of the commissioner Of cor
poratIons its oficers would be subject
10 a fne Of $1,000 or one years M
prisonment Senator Nelson held that
the effect Of these two provisions was
70 discriminate in favor Of a n
eensed law breaker"
Senators Depev and Dillingham; said
they had been receiving frantic" tele-
grams from manufacturers IN their
states urging them TO oppoae the pass
age 81 the bill and the former wanted
% know why II vas that the corDor.
niion1 we're against the bill
NJ. Jenkn replied that Il that Vas
he case they must have had . change
e hrert he va 4 - orlnica thai
May q fnoes conocfn1 volii Ne %
tIr9 4 ouuuflslrn frpoini1i Ehiaf
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
Fined sribs.rakIno Aldermen.

Rockford, ILL.,, May S.-The grand
Jury Thursday afternoon returned true
bills against Aldermen Carly Rey-
nolds and Paulson. who are charged
with having accepted brides. Carly
and Reynolds pleaded guilty and were
fined, the former $1,000 and costs and
the latter $500 and cost.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
Coal SHORTAGE Closed Foundry

Leavenworth, Kan, May. 9.-The
Great Western Manufacturing COM
pany closed down its foundry here Fri
day night indefinitely, throwing 300
men out Of employment. According to
the statements Of the management the
shutdown was forced by the shortage
Of coal resulting from the strike Of the
miners IN the TWenty-fifth district.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
ElftY.EIaht eaIoena Quit.

Decatur, H., May s.-Fifty-eIght sa-
looms closed Thursday night when De-
catur goes dry under the Illinois local
option Law. The majority Of the men
whose saloons closed will remain and
engage In other business. The local
brewery viii now manufacture soft
drink excluaIVaiy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14
na Naarosn for Canada.

Winnipeg, Man. Nay. s.-The Cana
dian immigration authorities Wednes-
day refused admlttance to canaia Of
20 American negroes engaged to work
on the irrigation canal At Colts In
southern Alberta
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1908-05-14

iWhen the bowels afe eenstipaied, POI
aonoua substances ere absofbed lnio tho
tIootlnsosai 81 being daily Renewed nm
fels frlT.f, eeclos aluETs ir1u'la leeu
~ codt|IIoa 81 re ncq1A Avn PA
-u,as' .>ss'e aveep- $500 ~ua'--
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08

glass is a high art, yet the most adept at
It have never been able to initiate a dia.
mond. This fact does not. however, de.
tract from the beauty or vorh of a finely
cut glass dish.
1t is not the intention of the writer to
attempt to evolve at this time the style
adapted to concrete block construction. This
style, the same as all others, must be born
OF long experiece with the article by many
men. In the writer's opinion. however. the
best looking house that can be obtained
OF the blocks on the market is one made
of six-inch by twenty-four in smooth faced
blocks with paneled a~lternated corner blocks
or quoins and a smooth block foundation.
There should be a beveled water table,
ten or twelve inches high and the founda-
ton blocks would look best II larger than
those above. The quoins or corner blocks
could be twelve inches by twenty-four
inches, with good effect, These will bond
with the six-inch blocks. ! would advise
making all the cornices and columns OF
wood for the present. as there is no
machine that will turn out columns in
their correct proportions on the market.
The diameter of a column at the top should
be five-sixth of the diameter at the base
ana the lower thfld OF me smart should be
straight with the remainder. diminishing
on a curve 10 the smallest diameter at the
cap. In time, no doubt machines viii be made
for making columns along architectural
lines. There are some materials that never
lock well when carried over one story high.
for instance. a cobble stone wall looks vers
picturesque II one story high or built uE
In the form Of a chimney, but looks very
monotonous II carried over an entire wal
surface. So 1t is with the concrete block
as We have them at present. 1t is bes
to use them only up the first story anC
them II a second story is to be provided for
either shingle or side It up. l "a stateC
that there Is no doubt as to the strength
Of concrete blocks. ! refer 20 We'll mad,
blocks only. for unfortunately there are
few unprlncipled contractors still left in tn
business who have no scruples about givinl
a man an inferior article provided the,
can make a sale. through having al owe
bid on the work than a competitor. Their
IL much dispute as 70 the proper proper
tons and materials for concrete blocks
Omaha daily bee., 1908-11-08

"The late Ira d. Sankey." said a vet
eran PittsburS editor, "once dined with
me in Philadelphia. During the Dime
he looked about the restaurant, where
every table was covered with glasses OF
white or red wine, and he said:
There is "A man drinking a VIII ole bot
tie, a full quart, of champagne. 1t is
amazing what a capacity for liquor some
men possess. And the man with a large
capacity is actually proud of ii. Could
anything be more foolish. more sinful?'
Then, with "A chuckle, Mr.. Sankey told
me about a beggar he had once helped.
THE beggar had a red nose, and Mr..
Sankey gave him 20 cents, saying at the
same time:
. Mind you. now, don't get drunk on
this
THE beggar laughed.
Drunk on 20 cents. Why, boss he
said, proudly, 1t I'D take the best part
Of a dollar to get Inc drunk