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The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

rted into the underbush when he
drew near. but he attributed this to
their defidence. When he got within
a few feet OF a group OF men and
women he asked them In Spanish II
ne could get q cup Of coffee. One of
the men made answer In the afYirma-
tive. but the Inspector quickly detect
ed that the Spanish which he used
was strongly tinsed with the Chinese
accent. In another moment the in
spector had the whole crowd covered
with his pistol and they were tied to-
sether and taken to the nearest
ranch house. where ne received assist
ance and the twelve prisoners were
taken to jail All Of them proved to
be Cinnamon who had entered the
country unlawfully and were making
their way to txe nearest railroad point
In the disguise Of Mexicana The i've
or six Chinam,n who escaped to the
underbush were not captured.
The United states government au-
thorities believe that many Cinnamon
entered this country from Mexico in
sealed box cars. but Il 10 q dinicult
ter to discover these violators OF the law
without opening and examining every
car Two freight car shipments OF
Cinnamon recently were detected. One
Of these was on the Teass and Pacific
railway near Baird. Tex. and the
other was at Sanderson. Tex. on the
Southern Pacanc.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26
Letter to F.. NJ. TryOn,
Sumter, s. G..

Dear Sir: You are 70 paint Mr-'s
house for 8 We won't tell you,
private affairs-no matter what figure
it's a fair price.
What paint'll you use?
We're thinking Of one, all paint and
as strong as paint can be; it'll take
about Is gallons, SIS for paint and
painting.
Another. half paint: it'll take abou,
30 gallons Of that. $3.50 for paint and
painting.
The least gallons paint. II course
Will wear long time: the other Is
good while 1t lasts. Least gallons
least cost. best job
1t isn't every trade that lets a man
do cheap job and make money and
friends like that. Yours truly
76 F w DEVOH & CO
p. S.-Durant Hardware Co. sell
our paint.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26
CROKER COMING TO HELP.
Former Tammany Chief SAYS He'll
rake on Coat For Bryan.

~ aug lS.-R1Chard
Croker, former leader Of Tammanv
Hall, will come to America nov,
month to lend the weight Of his in
nuence to the effort to elect William
Jennings Bryan President. He Is ex-
pected to leave Queenstown for New
YORK on or about September IS.
This Is the information that came
today from close friends of Richard
croker, Jr., and Edward Cahill, the
TWO men In New York most intimate
ly acquainted with the plans Of the
old Tammany Hall chief. His COM
ing Is expected to cause rejoicing in
the ranks Of Tammany where the
personal influence Of their former
chief Is still strong.
Mr.. Croker's plan to help Mr.. Bry-
an Is In line with promise made by
him to the Nebraskan when Mr. Rrv.
an left Ireland on the last lap of his
world tour two years ago. Mr.. Gro
ker accompanied Mr.. Bryan to his
ship and assured him that in the event
OF his nomination by the Democrats
he (Croker) would do everything in
his power to bring about Bryan's elec-
ton. Further than this, while Mr..
Bryan was in New York In the early
summer. Mr. Croker sent a personal
message expressing the hope that the
Democrats would again nominate him
Richard Croker, Jr.. with his bride
left New York for his fathers home
In Ireland week ago Thursday, and
was followed by Mr.. Cahill. Both
young Mr.. Croker and Mr.. Cahill will
return to New York with the elder
Mr.. Croker in September.
In announcing his purpose to come
to Mr.. Bryan's aid Mr.. Croker is re-
ported to have said he has no inten-
ton whatever Of taking any further
part IN the New York political game,
Other phases Of the situation. he said
he had no thought Of interfering with
and he would return to Ireland a.
soon as he had accomplished what
he Guild to further the interest OF
the Democratic nominee.
The news that Mr.. Croker had sent
to New York his unqualified indorse-
ment Of Mr.. Bryan for the nomina-
ton caused a scurrying about OF GER
tain Tammany leaders. The news
that Mr.. Croker is to follow up this
Endorsement by q personal effort to
elect Mr.. Bryan Is expected to accele-
rate materially the activity of Tam
many's present leaders In the cam.
paign. Despite Mr.. Croker's sever
ance Of ofacial relations between him
self and the organisation Of which he
was 30 long the head. his personal
opinions still have great weight with
thousands Of his former workers.
Mr.. Croker opposed Mr.. Bryan In
1896, but soon afterward revised his
opinion Of the Nebraskan, and for 10
years the personal relations between
them have been growing closer.-Bal-
timore Sun.
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ANIMAL MEMORY.
Alaska Bear Recognizes Man Who
Broushs Him 70 the Zoo.

A remarkable case OF memory In
an animal has Just come to light at
the Bronx park zoo. Six years ago,
J. Alden Loring was curator at the
Bronx park zoo. he made q trip to
Alaska to get herd Of white noun
tain sheep. He visited Admirals
Island. just of the coast. and there
came across cub bear Of the Alaskan
black bear species. This he brought
back with him, together with the
mountain sheep.
The bear cub was a little fellow.
Its mother had been shot by hunters,
and II had been reared on a bottle.
The cub became very fond Of Mr.. Lor-
Ing. He continued to feed 1t on bot
tie until large enough to eat solid food.
The cub was put In a cage by itself
and became a part of the Bronx park
zoo collection. At first he was as
gentle as kitten and loved nothing
better than a romp with Mr.. Loring.
MT Lorins named the cub Admiral.
He Is now the largest bear In the col
onS. and weighs 900 pounds.
Curator Loring left the Bronx park
about i've years ago. He went to Den
yer and became a curator Of the zoo
OF that city. Admiral grew into a
big bear. soon outstripping all the
others. As Admiral grew he seemed
to lose his playful ways. He develop
ed an ugy spirit which frequently
manifested Itself.
few days ago Mr.. Loring visited
the Bronx park zoo. He had not been
there since he left five years before.
He went to Admirals cage. and the
great bear. as soon as ne heard Mr..
i1oring's voice. rushed to the bars and
reached his paws through to his old
friend. Mr.. Loring petted and patted
the bear. finally placing his hand In
Its open mouth In spite of the keepers
warning. The bears eyes twinkled
and when his hand was withdrawn, ne
licked II excitedly.
The keepers are stu talking about
the incident. for II was the first time
In months that any one has dared TO
go 1ear the great beast. which recent
ly fought snother.-N. Y. Times.
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HARTsvILLE AGENT RETURNS
w. T. Woodward, Recently Reported
Short In His Accounts, Now Con-
fined by Sickness.

Hartsville, Aug. 20.-Mr. w. T..
Woodward, former agent of the At
antic Coast Line Railway company
here. recently reported short in his
accounts to the amount of $4,000, is
now at home. He arrived several
days ago. but has been confined to his
room on account Of sickness.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

when your train of thoughts an
proaches a gloomy crossing blow
your whistle and open the THROTTLE
Hogwallow Kentuckian.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

At 16 girl thinks about roses and
poetry: at SO her thoughts run to cab
bages and money.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-08-26

Money Is life to us wretched NOR
tals.-Hesiod.
We all do fade as a leaf.-Isiah
Ga, 6.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

Dad you ever aotice closeIr -
points about ueil regulated Nod
prosperous looking farm. 9th b.
beautiful mea i0vs, large r-l Hs-.
good ienccs. hne stock and ib. Il.
latial r-s.dence3 The teams
just a little better than h,r rr..s.
boris, hcids arc cleaner. arrr.
implements are not fusiv be Il..
tool house hts Capt. Kidd a't.,.
Tor looks just like a ncw one. bl. IL.
a year old, his fences and rrrr
fences are an straight ami ar5-s
and built OF the hes, American F...I
tencc and o locks like be- raises more
stuff tc The acre and gets NOR. r-
Dc than the iellov just acrou tt.
road. His bank book would rat.
you turn green with envy. ue r
really success. Why isuf SD.
sork 'usi al hard B4t do yo. .s..
.ov bis example Boz buying yo.- .n
p.cmenis and ienccl Dlyou rIrI- .
oiavef buggy, use b.ol1tl p.at.
Nev Departure and Capt KIDD ca-
tivaiou like be- does Mavde r
wogld help matters % foil0s Dos "a
ample You have the habit oi build.
ing nev flnces every three years
and he has one that iS made of Amer
can sife that be- has not spent "a c.r.
on in ten With rural Telephone
and ufa. mail delivery thr iarmr
OF today ought 10 be- the happ.ss, OF
an mankind re has ths colsra.
fences Of The city. bat Is n1i troubled
viih iis ccasciets pu.saiioDs ol ..a-
uuuous gfind ant strife. Lei iar
Hickman Hardware c.. start yu
OF right With a supply of rool n
plements and fence
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Dorena

Jack 'ROgers left Monday for
Cairo.
J. W. Crawford. OF Hickman, was
here Sunday.
T. I. White returned home Mon
day from Cayee.
Mrs. Polhamus returned home
Monday from a visit az East Prairie.
Messrs. Hall and Johnson trans
acted business IN Charleston last
week.
A lev OF the farmers have begun
blowing again after the fan Of the
water.
Childrens' Day services will be
held at Locust Grove, the third Sun
day in May.
Mrs. B. c. White and children
went TO Hickman last Saturday to
spend Easter
Mrs. Lola Pickett and son, Her
man, Of Cairo, are visiting Mrs.
Byasse this week.
Mrs. NJ. S. Ditmore. Of Dyer,
Tenn, will teach the coming term Of
school al Bryan;s school house.
A number Of young people gather
ed at the home Of Mrs. Hall Mon
day night. Refreshments we're serv-
cd. and all had a nice time.
Frank Ashby, OF Charleston, vas
here last Friday and Saturday. look.
ing after the interest OF the mill be-
longing 10 Ashby Bros. & Co.
Quarterly meeting will be held at
Locust Grove on the FIRST Saturday
and Sunday in Nav, and Presiding
Elder Clark will preach Sunday at
IL a. m.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

The G. n. the tov boat Of
Kansas City. Mo-. that has been
plying IN the corn trade ior the pat
season. made her last trip this
week. TIE n e. & ST. I. r. r.
has handled 262 car loads oi corn
this season. Heretofore 100 cars a
season vas thought a good record.
This is cora that has been brought
% Hickman hy boat s1d does uot
include that raised in this immediate
vicinity. No tosl tbs sac of Hick-
man can beat this record and there
are feE that can equal o..
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

One Of the most enjoyable affairs
Of the season vas the reception given
by Mrs. c. g. Schlenker Tuesday
afternoon at the Ia Clede Hotel
The parlor vas decorated with many
roses, carnations and other cut ilow-
ers. There we're seven tables Of
euchre and one OF rafles. The frst
prize a. euchre was won by Mrs. r.
7. Tyler and the Eussts prize by
Mrs. II. f. Remley. The ratles
prize was given 10 Mrs. Joe L. Am
berg. Atwo course menu Of neapoli-
tan cream and cake, nuts maccaroons
and mints we're served. Mrs. Will
Hubbard. Of Fl Worth, Texas, and
Mrs. Anna Weld we're the only out
OF town guests.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24
Friday, April S4tl, 1908
Browder-0wens.

Al the Methodist parsonage. il
this city. Sunday afternoon. c. W
Ovens and Miss Eva Browder. OF
Fulton, we're united In the bonds OF
matrimony BY Rev. ] W. Waters.
The young people drove from their
home to this city, and their friends
knew nothing Of their intentions
until after the marriage.
Mr.. Ovens is manager Of the
Fulton Steam Laundry, and is said
10 be clever and popular business
man.
Mrs. Owens is a daughter Of Geo.
Brovder. a vell-to-do farmer resid-
ing three miles vest Of Fulton, and
is very popular In the east end
society. Mrs. Ovens was also a
sister-in-law Of Mr.. Ovens.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

The Amateur Musical Club met
with Mrs. B. T. Davis Monday even
ing, with full attendance, and had a
delightful and profitable time. The
Club will give a public recital al
City Hall Thursday. June 4th. The
club will next meet on Monday, May
4th, with Mrs. II. N. Cowgirl, With
the following program Answer
Roll Call with Musical Notes. Cen
eral View OF Piano Music. Sketches
Of Life Of Raft. Instrumental Solo
Miss Annie Ellison; Instrumental
Solo-Mrs. c. P. Shumate; Paper
on Germany-Mis Mena Diestel-
brink Vocal Solo-Miss Mabel VIII
son Instrumental Solo-Mrs. Chas.
Travis Vocal Solo Miss Mildred
Ramage; Instrumental Solo Mrs.
Chas. Baltzer. Chorus-Miss Louise
Atwood, leader.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

Tho knr of Enr'and Is a publisher
He has the exclusive riEht fo Issue
mariners charts. and English mari
ners are forbidden hy nv to uso any
charts huf biz Thn corfnFhf un
these royal charts furthermore never
runs out lf eniuHra forever
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

An Easter Hunt vas enjoyed FRI
day afternoon by a number OF the
young people at the home Of Mrs.
Emma Stephens Lexie Rice found
the largest number OF eggs and vas
awarded the prize "a book. The
aunt vas gwen Tor he benefit oi the
Christian Church
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

Mrs. VIM. Hubbard. of Fl. Worth.
Teaxs, arrived in Hickman Monday
70 visit her sister. Mrs. T. T
Swayne Mrs Hubbard was for
merly Miss Bessie Herring.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

AifAANAA p tNA HAA AttA N"tA
lunches.
Capt. Shuok vas here from Cayce,
Monday.
Conner Dyer. OF Union City, vas
here Monday.
Jno. Hagan spent a lev days at
home last week.
WILDER Heaey. Of Unicn City,
vas here Sunday.
a. S Barkeil spent a few days ia
Fulton this week.
n. Whipple vas 90 Uuon City on
business Monday.
Mrs. Hollis Kirk visited friends
40 Jordan Sunday.
Will S5vcll. Of near Jordan. vas
.n town this week.
A. K. Mcconnell vas IN town on
business. Monday.
John Saunders. Of Woodland,
spent Sunday mere
Try Thfelkeid's Eating House
next time II you are hungry you
viii be taken care Of.
Ome Williams died al his home
near Fulton last Friday.
John Dahnks and siie. Of Union
City. spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Joe Poihamus has returned
from a visit to Eas, Prairie relatives.
". F. Bondurant and wife spent
Monday With " F. Montgomery
and wife.
Mrs. Lola Pickett. Of Arkansas.
Is visiting relatives here and az Do
rena. No.
J.R. Moss and wife visited al
the home Of c. c. Bondurant Saiur-
day night
Dallas Forster and vile, Of Union
City. visited g. ". Whipple and
family Sunday.
Mrs. Arthur Townsend returned
Sunday night from a visit 20 her
former home az East Prairie.
Misses Farrar and lane Mcconnell
arc visiting Or. II + Praiher and
family 10 Louisville this week
Hammocks from 81 10 $3.50.
VIII cost twice as much any other
place. Hickman Hardware Co.
Chester Bondurani. K. T. Tyler,
Julian Choate and Val Carpenter
vent 10 Paducah Monday on busi-
ness.
Rev Waters informs us that he
all begin a revival az the Metho fist
church 10 this city. on the second
Sunday in May. Other announce
ments later.
Mrs Mary A. Craig, o. Graves
county. died from heart failure
while visiting al the home OF her
son, Ernest Craig. 30 Fulton, las,
Saturday. She vas 6S years old.
Just minute. The Hickman
Hardware Co. viii sell you a 5-ply !
sprinkling hose. guaranteed for two |
years, for - l-2c per foot. Noz.
zles. etc. IN stock. Better get itI
now.
The Union City kid baseball team /
crossed bats here Wednesday With |
the Hickman kid team, the Union |
City winning, with 10 Z. Hick. |
man boys will return the visit Satur. /
day.
A. A. Faris, Percy Jones, W. A. /
Carpenter, Julian Choate. A. M
Tyler, Dick Smith and Ferd Beren. |
des vent down 10 Island No. 2. on /
the Ida Belle, Thursday, on a fish. /
ing trip.
Present indications are that the /
sand bar opposite Hickman has been |
largely cut away by the recent high /
water. Large boats are now cross.
ing where a skih would hardly
float a few weeks ago.
The Ladies Of the Euchre Club
we're entertained Wednesday even
ing by Mrs. Jno. S. Dillon. There
we're six tables, many decorations Of
cut flowers and plants. and an enjoy. !
able time had by all. Tiny Easter
rabbits we're presented the guests as
souvenirs. Strawberry cream, as
sorted cake and minls we're served.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

stubnia and FATTY ana Hiuy and Mn
we found a rabblrs hole under = trcs.
stub ls "a pracukul kind u a chap
o. w. wont Hoam and W. Kissed ~ =
Trap
ST. with Gum corn. o. IN old Apple Core
What dn 500 thinkf re Suf 'ausht ths
tIrst Niis
SINUS 40 a Bus in Uus and 80 rite
an of us kids ~ sron s.ihsfsi around
stampine our feet : seq esfm. on thss
Ground
what .hsn We do with umr 'h'n
stuhhle sed
Fat sd hit him Krack on the he'd
THAT is thr way that the hunters All
Calm
stub sed. q bet ysv ysw won't sist the
same
We viii p.r,est Him snd make him .
petfF
Fstiy cried. Ne isu't ysvr Rsbit YET"
stub yelled h. furnished "a. Hranss fer
thee Trap
Z wuE afrade this wood led Q a Strap
Fat pasted stubhis q belt. bat be- missed
stub made u vishush risht swinE vith his
rfist
Fatty dodsea lack and fei down With a
hump
Kiesins thee rrsp-oh Very hard
fIump
Nss' minis the door Of the tap opened
Wide.
'Ke,lh himf' / herd Buy yell ~ mi
Side
Nj bat that RABBIT tore on 10 thee BEND.
BE must a-knowsd that Pat wasn't bic
Frlend.
stub stompsd thee Trap uu he broke On
the lid
he IL a very queer Kind ~ Kid
ma SOD 10 served FATTY uEht . don't cars.
msyhs thee RABBIT is safer out there
only Do wasn't a Very CLOSE call
- Feilers woodn't have hurt him Tall
waysIds Fanelss.
Have faith-thc aneloVorm viii b.
ready when spring comes
. . g
Ilving on love between meals IL Ike
taking candy away from children.
. &
some womens minds are like patch
quilts-and the husband sets a piece
Of Il day.
n never seems 90 make any dinsr
ence 90 the mare how much money is
bet on her
. = .
A man who owns and operates an
automobile and a Kodak is staring fail
ure IN the face
Love L. deaf a. well az blind. Oh
erwise 50 many young men would not
marry after hearing their future wives
sing
o 90
A man is nsycr half A. mad AZ be-
pretends to b. about tho premature
% hls engagement 70 a
beautiful giFl
A Butte newspaper says Butte 10
poor place for a man without money.
This. undoubtedly. l. true. but has I.
Butte the edge
a.nn
Scientists claim that a mans stature /
10 reduced as be- STOW. into the sunset /
n llfe % course. this never comes /
until after the man 10 married aud
settled down
a = q
In Russia ~ o. misdemeanor "a /
tiss on The street and The kissee and /
he kisser each may be fined 81 Sun. |
I've seen 'em that Your Uncle ny. a.
Did as be 10. would give AZ least q Dol. /
Jar 20 smack. law or no lav.
9 . q
Somebody asks. Can dogs thinEf"
Mine thinks every morning 90 come Up |
10 my room and play alarm clock long
enough 20 get me out Of bed lie
never misses a morning and he doesnt /
have b. be wound each night before |
nnd time alfhar
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

Push philadelphia. exclaims pa
per OF that city. Coward strike .
cripple Atlanta Georgian.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

The remains Of the late W. d.
Powell we're brought TO Hickman,
Tuesday, and Te-interred In the city
cemetery. Brief services we're con.
Quoted by Rev. J. w. Waters. Mr..
Powell was formerly Of Hickman,
but resided at Fulton until his death
a few weeks ago, at which place his
remains we're placed in a vault await
ing a suitable time for removal 10
this city.
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Il n. HARDy5 S.cy

o b SPridlin. Of Union City
spent sunday here
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No Hope

twenty seven thoussRd women in Me-
Nurk
Work 10 keep their happy husbands Al
their play
When told my wife about a. shs -
marked.
'Hobossn IL TOO mile. away"
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Farmers Union

The members of E.F and g.. o.
A.. of Fulton county. all bold
union meeting With Local f3. at OBJ.
Graves school house. saturday
april 2Sih, beginning az iOa. OBJ.
Dinner "on the grounds" lor adj
members present. a large attend
ance b. desired. as impouan, buH
ness matters oil be- discussed al.
this convention.
n m. HARuNG. Sec'r
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Gasoline at the Courier Office.
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- Ne SOW
Everyone r. bound 70 bear patiently
the results Of HE own oKampla--
PhAadruA
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IteHetteS

of Interest 20 our Subscribers
and those Who borr0w
the Courier
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Laughter

Dr Newell Dwight Kills advice 70
laugh 80 minutes = day. IL a. Co.'s
now az when he gave A. Laughter
makes the heart lighter. aids dies
ton and IL usually good music Ana
yet how many countless people are
there IN this hard old world Who never
feel equal 10 laughter This IL esps
elally true 81 the poor Life 70 many
is such tragedy that laughter would
s,artls them should they utter H. The
sad curse Of want and hunger 10 q
blight which only those who strugs u
unsuccessfully can realize Could The
rich feel the pangs and fangs Of pow
erty. charity would be- more charitable
giving more plentiful Hearts grov
heavy with travail and sunerlnE. ana
laughter 10 deep covered IN the BE-
ing of one whose hope Is scared. II
is easy for the successful 10 LAUGH
but they would got more real benen,
from laugh which commanded a
chorus through good acts kindly don.
those who cannot feel Il IA theit
hearts 10 follow br Hills advice
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1908-04-24

Such ls Life.
eUfns Gst sun. some Get rain
Aufne have luy, some have pain.
eafns ride frss. some miss the train
some raise grain snd sams raise Cah
Cleveland Press
Some sst ed. some act left.
Some are Glad. come bsrsft.
Some NJ hiEh. some 80 broke
When ifa you. rs ne ioksi
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1908-10-21

NEW YORK. oct. zl.-The keys Of the
city we're rendered 10 District Attorney
Jerome yesterday. q was a special hon
or conferred upon him 10y gentlemen
who have places Of amusement IN the
district where IN the days that are gone
one could play dominoes without fear
Of being branded an undesirable citizen.
The first man to go down with his
keys was Honest Jonn" Kelly. Her
is my entire keyrins." he said; take
any or all of them
The district attorney slipped Off tie
keys 10 the house in, Forty-first street
shook Jrhn warmly by the hand and he
went away.
Then came The caretaller Of house
on West rhirty-ninth street He pre-
sented the compliments Of the prOprie-
tor and asked the district attorney
pleasure.
"Thc keys"
Here they are The liUtle one for
the fropt door is a trife rusty. Dut IL
win work all right. You'll find the
word Welcome on the rug in the hall. 20
The next man TO appear was Gott-