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Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-11
maids will not be soon forgotten.

maids will not be oon forgotten
Mesaames Stoecker and Ch!idress
entertained at a progressive euri r
Monday the 29th. Dancing was ENJOY
cd after the euckre.
Mr.. Gordon Childress Of Mobile, Ala.
was a visitor the past week at the home
of MIR. and Mrs. Metgs Ch!'d:ess.
Miss Flora Butler Of Neptune re-
turned &c her home after q b:ie1 'ssi!
to New Orleans.
Miss Mollie Brophy Of Neptune vas
the week end guest a: the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Meigs CEildress.
Mr., Meigs Childress purchased the
Ruth r. a gasoline launch from MT.
Richard Stoeker of Fort St. Philip.
Miss Title Schoenberger Of Triumph
visited her sister Mrs, John Blck OF
VIAASSN Jaw
Boothville,
Mrs. C, N, Hunt Of New Orleans
spent a very pleasant day at the nome
of Mrs, Geo. Schoenberger.
Miss Marie Buras returned nome
after a yery pleasant stay in the city
Mrs, s. Schoenberger and son Sig
" mund left on a brief business trip u
I New Orleans.
= DR.. Louis Cognevich has moved HI
office and is much better pleased wit
q his new location.
Messrs. Richard stoeckec and Meg
Ch;ldress made a very successful DUO
~ hunt Sunday.
Mr., August and Louis Bulot Of IT
umph left for a short visit to Ne" VI
leans.
Mr.. Zachary Litzgreen was sorpl'se
y bv several of his friends Monday nigh
the occasion being his birthday Il
was presented q beautiful boqoet
RI American Beauty roses.
Miss Loretta Elstor returned after
w verv n%leasant visit to New Orleans
ne Mrs. Stephano Evasovich OF Bur
who was seriously i'll is now recuper'
'ty ing.
Miss Bertha A}berti Of Sunrise
of whiting her sister Mrs. NJ prane
IN" Algiers.
Mrs. J, B, Fastening ard daugh'
Edith, spent a few days in Neptune
.ce the home of her mother.
on Miss Marie Wise Of New of'es
eph visited Miss Name Baras Q! !''u"'
tie
ain St. Clair,
Der Mr., |, S. Lothrop spent Tuesday
ion. this week in the city.
Mr., J, B. Darlington went to sFs
Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-11
PARISH NEWS.
Boothville

Quite an enloyaOle AFTERNOON was
spent launch riding Sunday on }. s.
Savage's trim little cutter, the Ger"
trude. The party consisted of Misses
Gertrude Stoicup. Julia Buras, ode!la
Kennedy, and Dorothy Clark, Mess's'
J. 8. Salvage and Henry r. johnson
Of Pilot Town.
Miss Louise Buras Of Buras. La, is
the guest Of Miss Grace HlngIe OF
Eootnville.
Mr.. Arthur H;ng!e e Burr"ood was
a visitor at tie home Of Mrs. Z. l..
Euras for several days.
Mrs. Parker Buras is soliciting
freight for the steamer Alice.
Jestsits' Bend.
Mrs, J. H. Switzer is spending a few
DAYS with her parents NJ. and Mrs. !.
E, Perez, previous to he: departure tor
Mexico, where she and her husband
will reside for a few months.
Messrs. John and Ernest Perez spent
Sunday with their parents Mr.. and Mrs.
R. V. Perez.
Master Euclid Perez visited his cousin
Master Lawrence Perez on Sunday.
Father J. M. Kellogg spent Saturday
in New Orleans on business.
, Mesdames. R. E. Perez and j. H.
Switzer spent Saturday in lronton the
quests of Mr.. and Mrs, E, Giordano
= Among visitors to Myrtle Grove Mil
:, this week from Jesuits Bend were
4 Misses Eunice and Ollie Perez, Ad
I Rigaud and V. andP, Giordano, Messr
: f. Giordano and r. E. Perez, chap
n eroned by Mrs. J. H. Switzer.
e Mrs. r. V. Perez and daughter Etht
j. spent Saturday in New Orleans.
n Miss Alzina Miller OF Folnte'a'l'
Hache is visiting her friend Miss Ade
Barrois.
" Misses EAie, Eunice and Ollie Pere
II Ada Rigaud, Gaelic and Cecile Bayf
Messrs. Ernest, Lawrence and Rosell'
u Perez, L. Rigaud and Eustace Bay
s. went on a sunlight hay ride n afte
"a noon of the past week, almost
es fine as moonlight" is the verdict,
ht Quite a number of Jesuit Bend fol
ty are planning to attend the enterta'
70 ment given by the Myrtle Grove schf
in their spacious school house on 81
y Dec. 10. Pupils and teacher ha
Al guaranteed all a jolly time. We W
IN them success and assure them OF
lis attendance.
Ter Myrtle Grove.
an The friends and relatives Of teac'
ed and pupils Of Myrtle Grove school
" invited through this medium to att
their school entertainment to be gl'
on Saturday Dec. 10, IN the scr
'h- building, A good time Is guarent
hes to all.
eu- Pointe-a-la-Hache.
the LYNN Tompkins was released f,
tic custody on Thursday under $5W DC
ur- The wounded negro, Jos. Detrian,
md was shot by Tompkins Tuesday, \
80 and sent to Charity Hospital, hay
been considered mortally wounded
Ing the hospital attendants up to the
at of Thompkins' release, is no" cor
ire, cred out of danger.
Of Mr.. Leon Hingle visited the Ores
and City on Sunday morning returning
,sed day night.
,erv MI, and Mrs. Felix Borne and
,r.l daughter returned to their home
Algiers Sunday, after spending {
an enjoyable time at the home of'
ants and Mrs. r. E. H!ngle.
q Is One of the largest fish catches Z
lese in our bays for quite a while wa 7
49, n ~ ~ Is~~ln S.1nf H
Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-11

The friends and relatives OF teacher
and pupils Of Myrtle Grove school are
invited through this medium to attend
their school entertainment to be gwen
on Saturday Dec, 10, IN the school
building, A good time Is guaranteed
to all.
Lower coast gazette., 1909-12-11

On Wednesday last a supper was
enjoyed at the home Of Mr. ana
Mrs. Meigs Childress by the io!'
lowing young ladies'; Misses Annie and
Irene Brophy and Flora and Leona
Butler. all of Neptune. Lille schoen'
berger of Triumph, May Yeager, Ahce
Ra}lowe and Cora Stockheth OF buras
and Lillian Koebel Of Gretna. Inc
pleasant time enjoyed by these meFr!
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Mother tongue frequently runs to
baby talk.
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"You tcerc migi,tU nice TO me dnyho,o," "
he said.
the first time the boy realized what he
was saying and stopped aghast, scarlet
to his hair
Selwyn's face had little color remain
ing In 1t. but he said very kindly: ITS
all right. Gerald Don't worry
"Im n beast" broke out the boy. 81
beg your pardon a thousand times"
"Granted, old chap. But, Gerald,
may say one thing-or perhaps twor'
"Go ahead. Give It TO me good and
plenty"
"It's only this Couldn't you and ]
see one another a little oftener? Don't
be afraid of me I'm no wet blanket
I'm not so very aged either. | know
something Of the world: understand
something Of men. I'm pretty good
company. Gerald. What do you sayT
"I say sure" cried the boy warmly
ITS a go. then And one thing
more: Couldn't you manage to come up
to the house little oftener? Every
body misses you. Of course. think
your sister is a trine sensitive
81 will" said Gerald. blushlng
Somehow I've had such lot on hand
all day at the Office and something
on every evening. know perfectly
well I've neglected Eny-and every
body. But the first moment ] can find
free
Selwyn nodded. And last OF ALL"
he said, there's something about my
own affairs that thought you might
advise me on"
Gerald. proud. enchanted. stood very
straight The older man continued
gravely:
'T've little capital TO invest-not
very much Suppose-and this. | need
not add. Is I'm confidence between us
suppose I suggested to Mr.. Neer-
gard
"Oh," cried young Enroll, delighted,
that is fine! Neergard would be glad
enough. Why. we've got that Valley
dale tract In shape now, and there are
scores of schemes in the alr--scores Of
them-important moves which may
mean-anythingv' he ended excitedly.
Then You think 1t would be all
right-in case Neergard likes the
idea?"
Gerald was enthusiastic. After awhile
they shook hands, It being time to sep
arate. And for long time Sewyn
sat there alone in the visitors room,
absent eyed. facing the blazing fire of
camel coal.
How TO be friends with this boy
without openly playing the mentor;
how 10 gain his confidence without APP
pearing to seek Il; how TO influence
him without alarming him! No, there
was no great harm In him yet; only
the Impulse OF inconsiderate youth;
only an enthusiastic capacity for pleas
ure.
One thing was imperative-the boy
must cut out his card playing for
stakes at once, and there was q way
to accomplish that by impressing Ger
aid with the idea that to do anything
behind Neergard's back which he
would not care to tell him about was
a sort OF treachery.
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NEW MARKET.
Jan. IL, '09.

Jan. il, O9.
AN. Miller and family, of Danville,
spent Sunday with Mrs. Alice Vance
and family.
Ed Roberts and wife will move to
Hillsboro this week. Mr.. Barker and
family, of Hillsboro, will occupy the
house vacated by Mr.. Roberts.
Miss Martha Barrere spent Sunday
at ]. d. Van Wrinkles.
Blanche Carrier is working at Jas.
Keys at the present time.
Rev. DeLap filed his regular APP
pointmeht at the M. e. Church Sum
day evening.
A. M. Roush lest Wednesday for
Dayton and other points where he
will spend most of the winter.
Elizabeth Lemon is spending this
week at @. G. Muhlback's.
Roy Carr left last week for Coving.
ton where he is employed as Insur.
ance Agent.
The many friends of Mrs. John Nc
Reynold gave her post card shower
Saturday.
Albert Donohoo and daughter, syl-
via, of Dayton, spent the holidays
under the parental roof.
The boys of this place belongins to
Co. d 1st Regiment, Hillsboro, left
today for Columbus to take part In
the inauguration of Gov. Harmon.
Deforest Emery and wife have
moved to their home near Winches-
ter.
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She looked shyly a moment at Sell
wyn. 81 sometimes feel curious de.
sire for other things. | have been feel
ing It all day"
"What thngsT
81 - don't know exactly, substan-
tial things I'd like to learn about
things. My father was the head of the
American School of Archaeology i'm
Crete. My mother was his intellectual
equal, ! believe DO you know about
my parents?" she asked "rhey were
lost In the Argolls. off Cyprus. You
have heard. ! think they meant that
should go 10 collcge-as well as Gerald.
/ don't know. Perhaps after all it Is
better for me to do what other young
girls do Besides, enjoy IT, and my
mother did. too. when she was my age.
they say She was very much gayer
than ! am My mother was a beauty
and brilliant woman. But there were
other qualities. / have her letters to
father when Gerald and | were very
little and her letters to us from Lon
don. / have missed her more this win
ter. ii seems TO the. than even In that
dreadful time
She sat silent. chin in hand delicate
fingers restlessly worrying her red lips;
then in quick impulse:
"You will not mistake me. Captain
Selwyn? Nina and Austin have been
perfectly sweet to me and to Gerald
II am not mistaking word you
utter" he said.
mo. of course not. only there are
times-moments'-
Her voice died. her clear eyes looked
out into space while the silent seconds
heightened into minutes. One slender
finger had slipped between her lips
and teeth one FURNISHED strand of hair
lay neglected against her cheek
You said you were going TO look up
Gerald" she observed.
II am now. What are you going 10
do?"
at oh. dress, suppose! Nina
ought to be back now. and she expects
me to go out with her"
She nodded a smiling termination Of
their duet and moved toward the door.
Then on impulse she turned, a ques-
tion on her lips-left unutterCd through
instinct II had TO do with the Identity
OF the pretty woman who had so di-
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WINKLE.

Jan. IL, 'O9.
Wheat looksl pretty well in this
neighborhood.
81. L. Hawk was albusiness caller In
Hillsboro Saturday.
Uric Peterson 'and ]. F. Sonner
have opened a roller skating rink
here. 1t Is open on Saturday night.
A large crowd attended the opening
of the rink last Saturday night.
Mr.. Bishop, of Indiana, is visiting
his sister, Mrs. :Jane Carrier.
Miss stellalCarrier is very low with
dropsy.
Charles Wilson is on the sick list.
The I. o. o. f. of this place install
ed their officers:S Saturday night. Re-
freshments we're served after the
meeting.
VIM. Bishir, 8. r. Pulliam, Charles
and RoY!King, ,lwho are now located
at Portsmouth, spent Saturday and
Sundaylwith theEhome folks.
Mrs. Al s. Galley was called to
Mowrystown saturday on account OF
the seriouslillness of her mother.
p. Il. Ruble, of Taylorsville, wal
business callerkhere Friday.
Il. N. PullIam and wife visited
their daughter, Mrs. B. @. Sonner
last Wednesday.
Mesdames IA. r. :Hawk and @. w
Roller were visiting relatives at TaY
lorsville last week.
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rectly saluted him in the park-a per.
fectly friendly, simple and natural
question. Yet II remained unuttered,
She turned again to the doorway. A
maid stood there holding a note on a
salver.
For Captain Selwyn, please" MUIR
INJURED the maid.
Miss Enroll passed out
Selwyn took the note and broke the
seal:
Ny Dear Selwyn-Fm in a beastly nx--
an l. o u. due tonight and pas de quot,
Obviously don't want Neergard 70 know,
being associated. as ! arm. with him In
business. As for Austin. he's n peppery
cid boy, bless his heart, and I'm not very
secure in his good graces at present
Fact is, / got into a rather stiff game
last night. and It's a matter OF honor
30 can you help me 10 tide II over? III
square II on the LIST OF the month. Yours
sincerely, GERALD ERROLL.
p. S.-Pve meant TO look you up for
over so long and will the first moment !
have free.
Below this was penciled the amount
due, and selwyn's face grew very seri.
Gus.
The letter be wrote in return ran:
Dear Gerald-Check inclosed to your or
Ger. By the way can't you lunch with
aas at the Lsnox club como day this
Nsekf Write wire or telephone when.
Yours sELWYN.
When he had sent the note away by
the messenger he walked back to the
bay window, hands In his pockets, a
worried expression In his gray eyes.
This sort of thing must not be repeat
ed. The boy must halt in his tracks
and face sharply the other way. BE.
sides, his own income was limited
much too limited to admit Of many
more loans Of that sort
He ought to- see Gerald at once, but
somehow he could not in decency ap-
pear personally on the heels OF his
loan. A certain interval must elapse
between the loan and the lecture. In
fact. he didn't see very well how he
could admonlsh and instruct until the
loan had been canceled-that is, until
the first OF the new year.
Pacing the floor, disturbed, uncertain
as TO the course he should pursue, he
looked up presently to see Miss Enroll
descending the stairs, fresh and sweet
In her radiant plumage. As she caught
his eye she waved a silvery chinchilla
mum at bim-a marching salute-and
passed on. calling back to him, Dom
forget Geraldg'
mo" he said. Il won't forget Ger
AID" He stood a moment at the win
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SAVE RECIPE
Put It in a Safe Place, for 1t May
Come in Handy. Mix This
at First Sign.
Says Homemade Mixture is Easily
Prepared, and Cures Weak
Kidneys and Blad-
der.

Here Is simple homemade mix
ture as given by an eminent authority
on Kidney diseases, who makes the
statement that 1t will relieve almost
any case of Kidney trouble If taken
before the stage of Bright's disease.
BE states that such symptoms as
lame back, pain in the side, frequent
desire to urinate, especially at night;
painful and discolored urination, are
readily overcome. here is the recipe.
Try 1t:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-half
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce (;
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces. Take a teaspoonful after
each meal and at bedtime.
A well-known druggist here in town
is authority that these ingredients
are all harmless and easily mixed at
home by shaking we'll in a bottle.
This mixture has peculiar healing
and soothing effect upon the entire
Kidney and Urinary structure, and
often overcomes the worst forms of
Rheumatism in just little while.
This mixture Is said to remove all
blood disorders and cure the Rheuma-
tism by forcing the Kidneys to filter
and strain from the blood and system
all uric and foul, decomposed waste
matter, which cause these afilictions.
Try 1t If you aren't well. Save the
prescription
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usually thin, aat hand and further
hospitality, pleasantly declined by Sci
wyn.
Horrible thing. cocktail" observed
Harmon after giving his own order and
seating himself opposite Selwyn. II
don't usually do 1t. Here comes the
man who persuades me-my own part.
ner."
Selwyn looked up 10 see Fame ap-
preaching, aud instantly dark 6ush
overspread his face
You know George Fame. don't you"
continued Harmon easily We'll,
that's odd. thought, Of course-C Cap.
tain Selwyn, MIR. Fame. IT'S not usual,
but it's done"
They exchanged formalities-- and
brief on Selwyn's part, gracefully ur-
bane on Fane's.
SandOn Craig and Billy Fleetwood
came wandering up and Joined them.
One or two other men, drifting by, ud
hered 10 the group.
Selwyn, involved in small talk, glanc
ed sideways at the great clock and
gathered himself together for depar.
ture.
Fleetwood was saying 10 Craig, Ger
tainly it was a stiff game Bradley,
myself. Gerald Enroll, Mrs. Delmour.
Carnes and the Ruthvens."
Were you hitT' asked Craig, inter.
ested.
mo; about even. Gerald got il good
and plenty. though. The Ruthvens
were ahead. as usual"
Selwyn, apparently hearing nothing,
quietly rose and stepped out OF the cir
Gle, paused 10 set fire to a cigarette
and then strolled or toward the Wis
itors' room, where Gerald was now
due. He found young Enroll Just en-.
tering the room and greeted him with
nervous cordiality.
"If you can't stay and dine with
me-" he said, II won't put you down.
You know. OF course, can only ask
you once in a year, so wen stay here
and chat bit"
Right you are" said young Enroll,
iinglng OFF his very new and very
fashionable overcoat-a wonderfully
handsome boy. with all the attraction
that q quick, warm, impulsive manner
carries. "And ! say Selwyn, II was
awfully decent of you to-
"Bosh! Friends are for that sort of
thing. Gerald. SIT here" He looked
at the young man hesitatingly, but
Gerald calmly took the matter out OF
his jurisdiction by noddlng his order
TO the club attendant.
Lord. but Pm tired" he said. sink
ing back into p big armchair. 81 was
up till daylight and then had to be
in the Office l'g 8. and tonight Billy
Fleetwood 'rg oh, something or
other Py ~, ay. the market isn't
doing t''ng ~ the shorts. You're
not ir 90 IvvDY
~No, not that way. I hope you are
not either. are you, GeraldT
"Oh, It's all right" replied the young
fellow confidently, and raising his
glass. he nodded at Selwyn, with a
smile.
"You were mighty nice to me any
how" he said, setting his glass aside
and lighting a cigar. you see, l went
to a dance, and after awhile some OF
us cleared out, and Jack Ruthven Of
fered us trouble, 80 half a dozen of us
went there. had the worst cards q
man ever drew to kicker. That was
all about IT,"
-Do you mind saying whether you
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DETAILED STATEmENT.
Continued from Page Three.)
Jesse Horton, salary .,............." 10 %
DR. J ID Mcbride, salary ........ ..... 70
II 5 Mcclure, salary .................. 10
Jas Foley, repairing sewer ........ so
Total Expenditures. - 9os %
SINKING AND INTEREST FUND.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in Treasury Jan. 1, 1908 s o,OSS VI
February "a. 1908
February distribution OF taxos. 3,27l 06
August II
County Treasurer, June collection. S,lbe %
November 2.........,... .......
Merchants National Bank, Inter
est on Cleveland Bonds. 176 90
Total Receipts. ...,......t l2,63S "a
Total Expenditures. e. 1873 W
Balance In Treasury Dec 81, l90s....t $50 20
EXPENDITURES.
Merchants Nat Bank, coupons.t 5000
February 20
Farmers & Traders Bank, coupons TO 90
March8
Merchants Nat Bank, coupons. S4O 90
Marchi
Farmers 4 Traders Bank, coupons loO W
March4
Merchants Nat Bank, coupons. 70 90
Farmers a Traders Bank, coupons 20 90
March,
Farmers n Traders BAnk,coupons lSo W
March
Merchants Nat Bank, coupons. O W
March,
Farmers d Traders Bank, coupons l6o 90
Merchants Nat Bank, coupons. ~ 90
Marohll
Merchants Nat Bank, coupons 70 10
March IA
Farmers a Traders Bank, coupons 20 90
March Is
Farmers q Traders Bank, coupons 80 %
March 10
Merchants Nat Bank, coupons. 40 20
April
Farmers 4 Traders Bank, coupons 90 90
Maya
Farmers & Traders Bank, coupons 24O 90
June.24
Farmers A Traders Bank, coupons 10 W
July7
Merchants Nat Bank, coupons -. 80 90
August 20
Merchants Nat Bank, coupons...'. 10 W
September
Merchants Nat Bank, coupons. 20 90
September
Merchants Nat Bank, coupons. 100 90
September.8
Merchants Nat Bank, coupons. 626 90
Beptember5
Farmers a Traders Bank, coupons 2l0 90
September II
Farmers a Traders Bank, coupons 30 20
September ~
Farmers 4 Traders Bank, coupons 30 90
September %
Farmers q Traders Bank, coupons 10 90
september 70
Farmers q Traders Bank, coupons % 90
September 30
Farmers q Traders Bank, coupons 80 90
October
Merchants Nat Bank, coupons. 90 90
October6
Merchants Nat Bank, coupons. 80 90
October0
A Matthews, bonds, premiums and
interest observation-disclosures. 7,41s 0s
Farmers a Traders Bank, coupons 15O %
October 22
Farmers & Traders Bank, coupons lO5 %
October 81
Farmers 4 Traders Bank, coupons 2l0 o.
October IL
Farmers q Traders Bank, coupons l6O o.
Total Expenditures. 3 1l,97s %
LIBRARY FUND.
RECEIPTS.
Balance in Treasury Jan 1, lSOe.... $50 2
| FebruaryH
Frebruary distribution OF taxes..... 2I5 81
August IL.
County Treasurer, June collection. 2S6 y
Total receipts. ..........".s 762 3
Total expenditures .... bn 8
Balance in Treasury Dec 81, 1OOs...s s2i o
EXPENDITURES.
January TO-
Clara b Perrin, salary, .,.,.., u
The Robt Clarke 90. books. mum. 8
February IA.
Clara b Perrin, salary ...... ........ %
The II W Wilson 90, cumulative In
dex.......,..........'.'' oV
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dance and dinner lists are made out
there Is always some thoughtless host
ess and sometimes a mischievous one.
and the chances were that he and Mrs.
Jack Ruthven would collide either
through the forgetfulness or malice OF
somebody or through sheer hazard at
some large AFFAIR where destiny and
fate work busily together in criminal
cOpartnership.
Their encounter was all mistake,
born of the haste of a needless and eld-
erly matron celebrated for managing
to do the wrong thing. but who had
been excessively nice to him that win
ter and whose position In Manhattan .
was not to be assalled.
Dear Captain Selwyn," she wheez-
ed over the telephone, I'm short one
man, and we dine at s and it's that
now Gould you help met It's the
rich and yellow this time. but you
won't mind. will your
He explained to Mrs. T. West Min,
ster his absurd delight at being asked
Then he sent for a cab and sauntered
into the dining room, where he was re,
ceived with undisguised hostility
"She's been civil TO me-" he said
"jeunesse oblige, you know, and that's
why IT,
/ IN
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John-What:kind of tea do you like
best p?
Priscilla-Go-tees, some, but Rocky
Mountain Tea best.
John-Why HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea bestp
Priscilla--It speaks for itself, John.
Makes lovely complications.
THE w. II. SMITH DRUG Co.
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banked my check and drew against
itT' asked Selwyn.
''Why, no; just indorsed It over"
Toto whom, II I may venture"
Certainly" he said. with laugh.
'To Mrs. jack Then In flash for
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DOTY g. CO., LEEsBuRG, 0.

"Yes," said the old peer, "my SON IL
willing to stand for parliament"
"Unfortunately," he added, with a
slight pause, parliament does not
reciprocate."
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