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Arizona republican., 1909-11-21
BUT YOU'D WE BEEN MARRIED"
Mother Couldn't Understand Emily's Indifference to the Great
 Possibility.

Mrs. Reed seized the handkerchief. "But all men are selfish she walled from it's folds: '"even, in a cityful of men you won't find any one that isn't selfish. Your father ate all the giblets up to the day he died If you think thAre's such a thing ss an unselfish man. youIl be an old maid sure. oh. my goodness me, to think you've sent Mir. Dwight away for a little thing like that, Oh, oh."
 Mother" said Emily. gently. but in d tone of penetrating force. would you choose to have me a mere drudge for the rest of my life just for the sake of being married? Do you really feel that way?
 You'd have soon gotten used to it," sobbed Mrs. Reed. Women all ways do. I wasn't married more than six months before ] was used to it."
 ''E don't wish. to get used to it," the daughter declared. T don't wish to marry in that way"
 Well. you won't be married in that way You won't be married at all now" her mother said. "I can just see Mrs. Mott's face when she comes to tell me, Shed go down on her knees and scrub floors for James Dwight I would, too l know what getting married means. Oh. Emily. to think that you've had such al chance and lost it, To think of it,"
 Emily leaned forward and kissed her mother on the forehead. Its no use our talking longer" she said, If leave you you'll think it over quiet " and see that l am right"
 No. I sha'n't." interposed Mrs. Reed.
 And in the morning we'll try and take a brighter view of it. I'm well content. absolutely content"
 Get me another handkerchief be- fore you go." said Mrs. Reed. T know I'm going to need it. Oh, Emily. you've broken my heart! Yes. you have. You were so difficult tO raise with your notions. and now just see the end you've made, oh. ohi"
 Emily brought the handkerchief. She was sorry for her mother. but she could not possibly regret James Dwight Good night. dear" she said gently "Try to bear it brayely. l know it's very hard for you. but think if I had married him. how hard all my future would hvae been."
 But you'd have been marriedi" walled the poor mother and now you never will be. oh. oh!"-Cen- tury Magazine.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-21
MOST PEOPLE 10 NOT KNOW
 CAUSE OF THEIR SICKNESS

sound digestion That is why my dous rate | have convinced many thousands of people that,these things are so. and the number is growing by leaps and bounds"
 Among recent converts to Mir. Coop CTS beliefs is A. D. Henry. a prominent farmer living on Rural Route No. ,, Jonesboro. Ark. MT Henry says:
 For six years l was a chronic sui ferer from stomach trouble. In all that time : did not eat a meal to enjoy it. No matter what 1 ate, it caused me suffering and distress. The pain from indigestion was terrible lost in strength and flesh, and was unable to find relief | suffered night and day was robbed of my sleep and rest. and arose in the morning feeling as tired as when l went to bed
 "I became all run down. and was dragging out a miserable existence. I derived no benefit whatever from any medicine I took. and had come to the conclusion that nothing would help me. Several months ago l was induced to give the Cooper remedies a trial and began taking Cooper's New Discovery. Its remarkable effect surprised me Before I had taken all of the first bot tie felt wonderfully improved
 In short time the pain and dis trcss had left me. my appetite was good. my bowels were in splendid con diti"n and I got mp in the morning feeling rested and refreshed I rapid ly regained my strength and felt houyant and cheerful ! gained fif- teen pounds in weight whil@ taking the New Discovery
 Cooper's New Discovery is sold by all druggists everywhere.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-21

ChemiS, counterfeiter. Was captured at the Rosenberger corral. three and a half miles south of Humboldt last evening at sundown by Deputy Sheriffs C. C. Keeler and Thomas Thompson after being seriously wounded by the latter. Chemis was shot through the body. the bullet entering the back to the right of the spinal column and passing through, coming out through
 the right breast. Ten shots were fired in the direction of Chemis by Officer Thompson before the officer fired the eleventh time with the intention of bringing him to earth, fearing that he would escape in the darkness The shot was fired at a distance of 550
Arizona republican., 1909-11-21
THE HEIGHT OF UAZINESS.

Motionless Mike-Arry, dyer see that ere purse?
 Immovable 'Arry-Yus.
 Motionless Mike-Aint it just our luck ter ave our 'ands in our pockets? Sketch.
Arizona republican., 1909-11-21
TIMBER MINES
Worked in South Jersey and Also
 Along the Sabine River

The wood mines of upper Tonkin. reported by the French consul at Mongtze as a curious source of wealth. an account of which was printed re- gently in the Sun" said New York
Arizona republican., 1909-11-21
\ COUTERfEITER SHOT
 BY YAVAPAI POSSE
It Was a Long But a Very Accurate
 Aim.

Ending an exciting half hours chase over steep hills and through deep can yons. says the Prescott Courier Tom
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-29


will pitch the first ball at the open.
ing Of the Oahu Baseball League.
bs the Father of Sunday Ball" The
popular sport will pitch the first ball
on July IS, and the new league will
then start on its journey through
baseball life. NV,
The prospects for very success
full season seem bright, and 1t is
thought that people won't mind pay
ing a moderate sum to watch ball, as
long as they are made comfortable as
regards chairs, etc.
The new league had a hard fight
to get going, and everybody will re-
member the pilikia that hove in
sight when II was thought uncertain
II the C. A. g. team would join the
new combination or not.
However, the c. A. C.s showed
that they could, and would, stick to
their work when once given, and the
result is that we are to have some
cal live ball on first-class ground,
where the game can be witnessed in
comfort. ....
The schedule for the Seniors was
published few days ago. and today
that of the Juniors is printed. 1t is
as follows:
First game to start at $3.50 a. m.
Second game at IL M. sharp.
EIDCT GEDIES
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-29

Struck out, by Kimura, Z; by Yo-
komoto, 6. Base on balls. Kimura,
3: Yokomoto, 4. Umpire, Sam AHA.
Time of game, 2 hours and 10 min
utes.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-29
Oahu League Is
Booming in
Style

The Oahu Baseball League is maxi
ing a noise like ball, and on July Is
enc of the most brilliant league
opening days we have seen for long
time will take place.
The two branches of the league,
seniors and juniors, will play games,
and some unique stunts will be pull
ed off in. the way of throwing, run
ming, etc. The ground is rapidly
being put into order and the build
ings are also approaching compile
ton.
The president of the league is the
well-known baseball enthusiast, Z
w. Quinn, who is always alluded to
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-29
StOuSh Game
IL Looking
Up

sov of,ernoon at the orpheum. and q
,,Ia bunch n, snorts rolled IN to
u,a,oh ,ha asnirant for cbsmpion-
shin honors 90 through his stunts.
JacL weni two rounds with Rich
ords two with sarconi two with
"snowv" and wound I'M with n rat
,,,np good 90 with n sailor, The
,,ttIe scr,nnar ia onIv a light
weigh, hut no banded the stourb
or, In Great stvIe and as he IL a
two.banded lighter he made II warm
for tho miaaleweipbt
corden 10 looking in the hest of
condition ana besiacs working out
n, tho or,beum no goes in for swim
ming 10, nd consequently looks
like n regular surf-board fend when
no strins
Roth tho nr,pcipals in tho big
sght aro ceas,ng IN their work. and
no thev are verv Az inst now n rest
for the balance of the week would
do them M harm Sullivan IA down
10 his ordinary sphtinp weight and
will sten into tho ring weighing l5s
Mounds -. -. -.
Th. obo,,ensor wi,, also mako the
,yo,.h, r,,,h .aso hu, av no ror,rr-
od The o,h.r dow. "a mound or two
won,, worrv mo. ,.va hoen sght,ny
o,t =, r,y oioss 40 rooardo we,ght for
yoors p,o or email, Iot ,er a,,
come" THAT squads I,te conf
,oo, a, 10 Wi, a, ,hIs
nartic,,or scran tbere viii, be NO
advontogo ono NAV or tho other as
regards weieht and Il will all de-.
nond on which man has cot tho hest
wa,Ion stouaa ayov IN h,. milf
Tho nreIiminaries arc. the same
no announced IN tho HuIletin
somo ,,mo ogo with tho o,cent,on
tbat rernandez has been constituted
,or Terry In tho sarconI scrap
Evervhodv win no clad IN 900
Ironma, Mcc,,,o,gb onco moro T.,
Itbo s,,orad oircIe and What a vel,
io, de,,ght will, 90 nm wban hid sf,,-
inc countanance 10 seen once more IN
action Th. man be 20 taG,ng, IN e
q oood ono ana will no M nrnch,np
Ih,e m rrn nm AGAINST
| Sarconi the lad who mads sucb n
favorah,e ,mnression on the fans A
fev montbs apo viii have n stranger
|to On mn against In Fernandez and.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-29

One hundred yard dash.
Half.mile race.
One mile walking race.
One hundred and twenty yard hurdle
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-29
II II II II II :. :. :. n :, 3, :, ., u .. :. :. &.

Jr.; Asahi b. C. VS.. Muhock A. G.
Sept. &c. A. C. VS.. Muhock
A. c.; p. A. c. VS.. Ahahi B. G.
Sept. &C. A. C. Jr. VS.. Asahi
b. c.; Muhock A. C. VS.. p. A. C.
Oct. S-Muhock A. C. VS.. Asahi
b. c.; c. A. C. Jr. VS.. p. A. C.
Oct. 1O-Asahi b. c. VS.. p. A.
c.; Muhock A. C. VS.. C. A. C. Jr.
Oct. Up. A. c. VS.. Muhock A.
G.; Asahi b. C. VS.. c. A. c. Jr.
Oct. 24-P. A. C. VS.. C. A. C.
Jr,; Asahi d. c, VS.. Muhock A. C.
Oct. 3l-C. A. C. Jr. VS.. Mu-
hook A. c.; p. A. c. vs.. Asahi
b. C. ....
Nov. &c. A. C. Jr. VS.. Asahi
b. c.; Muhock A. c. VS.. p. A. c.
NOV. l4-Muhock A, C. vs.. Asa
hi b. c.; C. A. c. Jr. VS.. p. A. c..
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-29
LIHUE BASEBALL.

Following Is the result of the
baseball game played at Lihue Park.
Kauai luna On.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-06-29
'' ; ::::::. SPORTS e.; Ell; :::;::
PROGRAM

, Secretaries or other author. Z
, lied representatives OF clubs Z
= are asked to send In list OF Z
events, scheduled by them, that Z
, they may be included In the Z
, program. Address all commu- Z
, nications to thv Sporting Ed Z
, tor, Evening Bulletin. Z
, Fistic. Z
, July 3: Sullivan VS.. Cordell. Z
, July 3: Sarconi VS.. Z
, Fernandez. Z
, Golf Z
, July 8: Team.
, Country Club Z
, Baseball. Z
, July IS: Opening Of Oahu Z
, Baseball League.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-09-24

Miss Lillian Cooper has returned
from s. Louis.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-09-24
BLOODHOUND ATE
POISONED MEAT
One Of Negroes Held For Throwing
Rocks at Katy Train Makes Es-
cape From Jail.

Clyde Smith, one Of the negroes
who has been imprisoned in the county
Jail here for throwing rocks at Katy
train, near the water tank on Cabin
creek. ald who has enjoyed d por-
tion OF the privileges Of trustee.
made his escape from the Jail early
this morning
Smith had been sent to empty 4
garbage can. and did not return The
bloodhounds we're Immediately put on
his trail, bat the fugitive had prepar.
ed for this and before the dog. Rock
had followed the trail far. he found
hhu Hte piece ut poisoned meat, ana
was soon out of the chase. although
Il is thought the dose OF poison was
sufficient to k,ll the dog.
4 thorough search Is being made for
the fugitive and It is not believed his
liberty will be of long duration
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-09-24
SEEKS WAYS TO ESPEND
$4,000 FOR SCHOOLS

Muskogee, Okla. Sept lS John y.
Benedict, government supervisor Of
Indian schools. has si50.00O of gov.
ernment funds for the support of
schools that he hardly knows how 70
spend lie has requested reports
from the school commissioners of the
several counties in former Indian
Territory as to their conditions ia
order that he may find a way to spend
the money IN lengthening school
terms where state money is short
No government schools have opened
this year save boarding schools which
are supported by the Indian nations.
Heretofore 100000 appropriations
have been made BY congress for In.
dian schools but the state school fund
has relived the government Of part
Of It's burden Heretofore about 400
schools were aided By the govern.
mept Now there is approximately
hair that number
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-09-24
ROBERTS REPORTS
GREAT SUCCESS
Exhibit at Springfield Will Exceed
Expectations Of Those Who
Launched Plan.
AMthieAh BEAUTY Style a03
KALAMAZOO Corset Co Makers

G. c. Roberts. as representative
Of the yinita Commercial club return.
ed today from a tour OF the eastern
part of the state in the interest of a
collection Of products Of this part of
the state for an exhibit at the Illinois
state fair at Springfield
Mr. Roberts was met at the club
rooms on the arrival Of the lao train
by a number of members Of the club
and made a report Of his suceess SIR
Roberts stated that he had met with
cordial reception at every point and
that the exhibits promised would be
beyond the most sanRuine expeeta.
tions Of our people when the matter
was first undertaken The exhibits
ef minerals and farm products viii
be something that the state Of okla
homa will be proud Of and viii be
fine advertisement II is proposed 10
ask Governor Haskell to appoint Hr.
Roberts as a state representative 10
accompany the exhibits 10 Springfield.
along with Mr. Avery and that the
exhibits be shipped from Springfield
direct 10 Dallas 70 be exhibited NJ The
Texas state fair The following re5o.
lutlon was unanimously voted by the
Vlnita Commercial Club
RESOLVED; That the Commercial
Club Of Vinita, does hereby extend it's
sincere thanks to the several com.
mercial clubs Of Oklahoma. for the
courtesies extended and eonsidera.
tion given TO our representatives.
Philander Avery aud G. G. Roberts IN
their work Of securing exhibits for
the Oklahoma state exhibits for the
Illinois State Fair 20 be held al Spring.
field, beginning on the first day OF
October. 1908. BE Il further resoly.
ed that this club appreciates the work
done by our Representatives which has
only been made possible BY the help
aud cooperation Of the many com.
mercial clubs which they have enlist.
ed IN this work and to the end that
this work may be consummated and
the full benefit obtained We beg 60
urge upon the several commercial
clubs to forward their exhibits TO
phiiander Avery or G. G Roberts. nj
care Of the Commercial Club. Vinita.
Oklahoma. at the earliest posslbl,
time which should not be later thar
september 22nd
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-09-24
RAISE FUNDS FOR
BROWNS CAMPAIG
Guthrie Has Learned That Northet
Oklahoma Has a Candidate For
Governor.

Guthrie, Okla, Sept 20. = 1t y
learned here Saturday that northe
Oklahoma has a candidate for
democratic gubernatorial nominal
in the person Of District Judge 7
Brown OF Claremore. Prominent d,
ocrats Of Claremore have raised
fund Of $1,000, It is said. and Vim
democrats $1,000 which they have
fered to Brown to be used In
campaign IL he will accept It and
into the race.
II Judge Brown runs he Will be
dark horse candidate. He Is pra
cally an unknown factor in oklaho
politics outside OF mis- own judicial
trict but some Of the democrats OF
home district say that he isssayl
paign orator not even second In abil
10 Senator Gore and that he posses
much Of the oratorioal ability Of w
Bryan They also claim that he
never been aligned with any der
cratic faction and that he has cll
personal record.
II all this proves to be true Jud
Brown. II he gets into the race ID
play havoc with the two states n
being framed up by the democrats
the state. The Murray organizatlI
composed OF the radical element Of
party. and the Haskell or admInist
tion faction which is boosting JeI
Dunn for governor.
Judge Brown is product Of
democratic soil OF Arkansas VIII
they say he was real barefooted /
until he removed to Indian Terrltd
There was no politics in Indian Tel
tory except federal patronage, Il
statehood came and Browns first 4
opportunity to get into politics
when he was elected Judge of the
cial district IN the first state elect
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-09-24
MRS. O'BRIEN WILL
GO WITH EXHBIT
Noted Woman >Agrieulturist Enthused
--Lehigh, Wapanueha And
eoalaate In Line.
Atoka, OKLA. Sept. n.

Atoka. Okla. Sept a.
c. G. Roberts, Vinlta, Okla,
Dvar Sir We have arranged with
Lehigh, Coalgate and Wapanueha for
exhibits and they have instructions to
send money and products direct to
YOU Yours truly.
E. 4. NEWMAN.
The above letter was received this
morning by C. c. Roberts. who has re-
Gently made a tour of the east por-
'tion cf the state In the interest of the
state exhibit at the Illinois State Fair
that is indeed gratifying.
Mf Roberts is also in receipt Of d
letter from Ardmore stating that Mrs.
Katie O'Brien. oklahoma's noted lady
agrioulturist. would not only add much
to the exhibit, but would accompany
the exhibit at her own personal ex-
pense. and assist In boosting for the
new state Of which she is Justly
proud
Mrs 0Brten has a 900 acre farm
near Ardmore. one half of which is IN
fruit She has sold her peach crop
for this year for $4,000. At times
she has in her employ as many as
So men, to harvest her various crops.
She superylses all OF the work her
self She also has 1900 acre
ranch in Old Mexico and a 1000 acre
ranch in New Mexico from which she
recently sold $4,000 worth of fine
mules. and now has more than 100
head at her ranches.
Mrs O'Brien II Of Irish parentage
on one side and Of Chlckasaw Indian
on the other She was left a widow,
with only her allotment rights, ope
COW, one horse and one hog. She was
educated at Monmouth, Ill, and has
adopted the most scientific methods Of
farming and fruit and stock raising,
producing a fine grade OF each. She
raised crop of peanuts this year,
some of the hills of which will pro-
duoe a peck Of fine peanuts She has
several hundred acres of corn that
will average so bushels 10 the acre.
the long dsouth.
G. c. Roberts met Mrs. oBrien, per
sonally, and extended her an invitation
to participate in the exhibit and to
accompany the ear to the Illinois Fair,
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-09-24
#DI EVERYTHING FOR LADIES TO WEAR
od dpaofOe
La TOILETTE MAY
VISIT STATE FAIR
MANY NoTABLEs ASKED TO
SPEAK WHEN SONS or WIS
coNslN CELEBRATE.

The Wisconsin society Of Oklahoma
is preparing FOR big celebration at
the State Fair IN which all former
residents OF Wisconsin will be invited
to participate. The date Of "Wiseon.
sin Day will be Thursday, s, }mber
80. Exercises will be held from 10 to
II O'Clock In the forenoon in the Audi
torium at the State Fair grounds. The
program viii consist Of music recita
tions and speeches
The committee has written to a
number Of distinguished sons of the
Badger state, inviting them to be
present and deliver addresses Among
them are Senator LaFollette. Cover
nor Davidson. Secretary Of State
Frear and Mayor David Rose of nil
waukee Ex.state Senators Stanford
and Wipperman Of Oklahoma have
also been invited a number OF prom
inent lawyers over the state are for.
mer residents Of Wisconsin and these
are expected TO add to the orations
Of the day
An additional feature will be a big
basket dinner to which all sons and
Of the "old state" are in
vited Those knowing Of former resi-.
dents Of Wisconsin now living in ok.
lahoma are requested to send their
names to Secretary al |. Helman.
Rooms 25 aud 26 Chamber Of Com.
merce building, Oklahoma City.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-09-24
GULF COAST IS IN
GRASP OF STORM
Communication Cut off Early And Ex-
tent of Damage And Loss of Life
is Unknown.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Atlanta, Ca, Sept 2l-Winds Of
hurricane velocity, again today, de.
stroyed all communication with the
Gulf coasts of Louisiana and Mlssis-
sippi. Early today, the last wire to
the coast went down and at that time
an operator at Flomaton a town sixty
one miles from Mobile, said that Mo
bile was in the grasp Of storm.
Many of the streets and buildings
were flooded and a terrific wind was
blowing No deaths have been re-
ported yet,
Communication with New Orleans
failed earlier The last report from
that city told of four deaths and an
immense property loss.
Galveston, Tex, Sept 21-Reports
of a number OF deaths in a hurricane
on the Louisiana coast reached here
today The high waves are reported
to be lashing number of the ex-
posed coast settlements All wires
are Frustrated.
Atlanta, Ca, Sept. 2l.-Communiea-
tion was restored with Mobile. later
and Il was learned that no lives were
lost
Nashville. Tenn. Sept 2l.-The
gulf hurricane is moving northward
and struck Nashville at noon today.
One man was blown from his buggy.
but no fatalities are reported
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-09-24
sneech createa senantlon.
By Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Des Mones, Ia, Sept 1s-Taft's
speech on the tarin at Winona last
night has caused a sensation in Iowa.
particularly in Des Moines. the home
of Senator Cummings. leading IN.
surgent. the later did not comment
on the presidents utteranees and was
busy today, preparing 70 entertain
Taft az breakfast when be arrives
here Monday.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-09-24
Frsneh AvIa.or wIns &c.
By Associated Press.

= NNs7NNIaNIN 7 IE0Hl
Ostend. Sept ls.--paul Han. French
aviator today won the Ave thousand
dollar prize by covering forty-flve
miles in an hour He few up and
down the coast line and most OF the
time was over the sen. lie fell into
the sea when alighting. but was res.
cued quickly unlnjured.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-09-24
Wright Beats All Records.

by Associated Press.
Berlin, Sept ls.-Orvllle Virgil
day broke his own record fof
tained aeroplane flight. when he
mained IN the air an hour and th1
five minutes. carrying Captain Ee
hardt The former record
hour and twelve minutes.
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-09-24

to be displayed as a type OF Oklaho-
mas Indian citizenship. and TO talk
on the great agricultural resources Of
the new state.
A fine exhibit Of the products of her
farm viii be displayed
The weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Craig County, Okla.) 1905-1913, 1909-09-24
wayward Preacher in Cell.
ey Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Ottawa. Kans, Sept 1S-.,ev Wal.
lace NJ stuckey, shaekled to sheriff
Lattimer reached here today with
him was Lorena Sutherland. the six
teen.year-ol0 girl he Is accused Of
abdueting. Stuekey was taken TO jail
and locked in a cell. Miss Sutherland
was held in a room, where she was
greeted by her mother.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-04
A Tall Bear Story.

"Nhy, once. do you know. found
a bear inside a hollow Log. Wei Of
course. / couldn't get at him to
shoot him. and The log was too
heavy 10 move / didnt know what
to do. So at last thought OF cut
ting four holes in the Log. abou.
where the bears feet must be. and
got his paws through. slick. Then
| tied a rope about the log. and
made him walk with it into camp.
And-would you believe tive had
all our food and all our fuel for the
winter cst of that one dcal."-Out-
ing Magazine.
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-09-04
He Know.

They were country people pure and
simple, but they had read the pa
pors and thought they were educated
up TO all the improvements of a city.
When they We're TO WasiHngton
They went through the navy depart
mont and saw the models of our
ships Of war Pointing to com.
2anion ladder hanging over the side
Of ono Of the boats, she asked her
better half what it was.
"oh, that's the fire escape" re.
piled the husband -Iippincotfs.