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The San Francisco call., 1909-07-13
SOLID COMFORT HOME

unsurpassed scenery; spring water; danes ball.
swimming tank; telephone; SS per week Stage
meets train SCHUYLER & SCHEBEN. Napa. Cal
VIII ON'S INN
A home mountain place, II miles from Napa.
Elevation 800 feet. Pure air and water Own
milk. cream. fruit and vegetables Phone and
gas IS to SO per week. Folders ARNO r.
WILSON. Atlas, Napa Co, OK call Peck-Juda1
Bureau. 7S9 Market St
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AMERICAS GREATEST HEALTH AND
PLEASURE RESORT
Positive cure for rheumatism and stomach
trouble. Table first class. The roads have been
put in excellent shape for staging and autos.
Rates. Sl2 TO $14 per week Baths free 70
guests. For further particulars address K ID.
CURRY. Proprietor. The Geysers, Cal.
Notice: All guests remaining two weeks ana
under four win be refunded their fare one way.
and guests remaining four weeks and longer VIII
be refunded round trip fare from San Francisco
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SARATOGA SPRINGS

The Paradise Of California; Is different min
eral springs: cure for liver, kidney and stomach;
rates $40 to SIG per week; NIrnished cottages for
house keeping Apply PeckJudah's. 7s9 Market
s., S. F.. or J. MARTENS. Prop, Bachelor
p. o., Lake Co.. Cal
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BROcKwAY

Lake Tahoe. Only hot springs and best hahins
grounds on the lake. Launch meets train as
Tahoe. See Peck-Judah's or s. p r. r. IN
formation sureas. or write LAWRENCE a CON-
STOCK. Brockway, Lake Tahoe. Cal
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GLEN ALPINE sPRINes

LAKE TAHoE-Spring flowers. beautiful cata-
racts, dazzling snow. trout fishing excellent
mineral water. free boats and launches. dairy
white chef. Peek Judah OF Southern Pacific in
formation bureaus. EARL II. COLEMAN. Mgr.
Tallae p o., Lake Tahoe.
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THE GLEN RITA "4S5H Rl0

New. up to date hotel on hillside, overlooking
river. Tents X desired. Excellent table Rates,
$40 to S12 q week. Cottages 20 rent Address
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LAKE COUNTY AUTOMOBILE TRANSFORMATION CO.

Successors to Lakeport Bartlett Springs and
Clear Lake Stage Lines; Passengers carried by
AUTOMOBILES and STAGES from Pieta 10
Lakeport. Highland Springs. Kelseyvie. Soda
Bay. Bartlett Springs and Upper Lake Fine
mountain road sprinkled daily. Time to lunch
at Pieta. Extra charges on automobiles in ad-
dition 10 regular one way stage fare from Pieta,
as follows To LakeporI sI.50; Highland
Springs, 81. 90; kelseyyille, Sl.50; Soda Bay,
81. 70. Tickets on sale at office Northwestern
Pacific r. r. Co. Ferry building. S. F., OF ad-
dress this office, Lakeport, Cal for information.
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BYRON HOT SPRINGS

Contra Costa County
One of the worlds most curative springs A de-
liChtful place for rest and recreation. See
Southern Pacific information bureau Peck
judah. 7s9 Market St, S. F., or 553 s. Spring
ST.. Los Angeles, address manager at hotel.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS

The Nearest Resort to San Francisco.
Under new management and entirely remodeleo
NEWLY FURNISHED THROUGHOUT and
brought Up 10 date in every detail Beautiful
grounds refreshing baths OF sulphur water; fresh
milk and poultry. All kinds OF amusements;
telephone; SO a week and Up, Including baths
Round trip from S. r. to Vallejo 81 Write Val
lejo white Sulphur Springs, Vallejo Cal, oT
Randall Trowbridge & Wright company, 1906
Broadway. oakland
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Klamath Hot Springs

Fishing. hunting and health resort.
Extreme northern part Of California.
Write 70 EDISON BROS, Beswick. Cal.
or the PECK-JUDAH CO.. San Francis
CO. Los Angeles. Portland or Seattle.
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GLENWOOD HOTEL

Among the redwoods of Santa Cruz Mts On
the new short line, 2 hours from s. f. Write
for circular. WM. MARTIN, Glenwood Santa
Cruz county, Cal.
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RUBIcON PARk

LAKE TAHOE. N. W Cuthbert, formerly OF
Emerald Bay, Prop. Hotel cottages and tents
New furniture. Home cooking. Fishing, social
camp IRE, postofhce. telephone. Address " "
Crthoert. Rubicon P. o.. Lake Tahoe Cal
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HOTEL CRESCENT

ALAAIEDAs NEW HOTEL
Modern and up 70 date in every respect 80
minutes ride from S F. Elegant suites with or
without baths single rooms; elegant grin IN
connection FRENCH DINNERS SPECIALLY,
81 with wine Special rates 10 families for the
sumner. Music furnished In grill by $1,000
0rchestri0u
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COUTOLENC

"A summer resort located in the Sierra Nevada
mountains, . miles from Chico Butte county;
elevation . 500 feet: camping grounds, trout
fishing hotel and cottages. For rates write A.
G.. MUSSELMAN. Prop, Coutolenc. Cal.
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SARATOGA SPRINGS

The Paradise OF California. For health and
pleasure; 10 different mineral springs; positive
cure for liver kidney and stomach; rates from
SO TO SIG per week. furnished cottages for
house keeping. For information and booklet ap-
ply Peck-Judal's, 7S9 Market St. s. f. or j
MARTENS, Prop. Bachelor P. o., Lake Co., Cal.
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CLOV[RDALE LIVERY STABLE

Headquarters for Geyser Stage Line First class
livery rigs and saddle horses speciality MRS
Fl. SMITH. Prop. Cloverdale; phone Main PSI.
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PoINT REYEs EMPoRTuM

Building materials Of all kinds and general
merchandise. Campers. hunters. fishermen and
auto parties supplied al city prices. Also livery,
staging and drawing done TO all suburban towns
and summer resorts. p F. SCILACCI, Point
Reyes station.
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WHITE COTTAGES AoE2 HONE FEoPtE STAGE I0A
1000 feet altitude; among the pines; air pure
and dry; hnest water; table drst class. See
Peck & Judah. 7S9 Market ST.. OF Writs
GOETSCHE & HENNE, Angwin p. o.. Cal
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LAKE TAHOE

LAKESIDE PARK C0.-HOtel. cottages, hOuss
keeping tents, camping. Store. livery, boats.
bathing. June is best month FOR lake fishing.
For circular address A. NJ. HILL, Proprietor
Stateline. Lake Tahoe. Cal
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FALLEN LEAF

LAKE TAHOE A resort. Ideal location
Cottages, tents. horses. rowboats. launches trout
fishing. Moderate rates Address HARRY
WHIIC0MB, Mgr. Fallen Leaf P. o.. Lake
rance, cal
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CAMPING

GUERNEWoOD PARK, On Russian river; fish
ing. boating and bathing; tents and cots rented;
lots for sale. Write for circular GUERNE &
McLANE GuerneviIle.
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sTHaEs u soaon. aomE CO IN CAMP MEEKER
Equable climate. Lots SIS up. Cottage built
SIS up. Depot. stores. restaurant. hotel. phone.
post express. churches and sawmill: 1,S00 lots
sold: 600 cottages built. Sausaito ferry. NJ. @.
MEEKER. Camp Meeker, Sonoma county.
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RICHARDSON SPRINGS

An excellent place for health and pleasure.
Cures stomach trouble rheums stfsm, kidney. liver,
blood and skin diseases. Stages daily, except
Sunday. Good roads. Rates reasonable. Ad-
dress LEE RICHARDSON. Chico. Cal
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TALLAC

Lake Tahoe. opens June 1. Headquarters fOe
trout nshing. Resident physician Information
at Peck -Judah's and s. P. B. b information bu-
reaus. or address LAWRENCE & COMSTOCK,
Tallac, Lake Tahoe. Cal.
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HOTEL RUSTICANO

Situated in the beautiful mountains Of Sonoma
Co. Dancing, boating, bathing. Boats free to
guests. Rates SO to $12 per week. Open year
round. Address L. B. SELENGER, CAMP
MEEKER, CAL.
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e. vERANo VILLA

A Country Resort for Families. Open year
round. Good fishing and hunting; dancing pa
vilion; hot mineral baths. Rates, 50 per week.
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HOTEL BRADLEY

First class board, pleasant cottages, two ex-
cellent trout streams. Also surf fishing; / a
miles from famous Pebble Beach and Ocean
Shore R. r.. Long distance phone Address
cHAS. p BRADLEY, Pescadero. Cal
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HOTEL MOSCONI HALESoOs s1y

Ocean Shore r. r., direct / hour. Headquar-
tiers autosts, fishermen and hunters. Fine ltal-
ian dinners on short notice. Free bus connects
with all trains.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
CONVICTED BY HEN
NICE. FRESH LAID EGG IN A "BLIND TIGER" ROOM IS
 ENOUGH FOR JUDGE


 r ATLANTA, February 7.-on eyi- dence furnished by hen, Mrs. Fannie Smith was convicted of running q ."bliud tiger' and fined $200 Detee- tives have been watching the Smith wo- man, but failed to trap her until Sun day. They searched her house with the exception of one room, but found no liquor. 3
 The woman alleged the room not searched was occupied by n lodger not at home. The detectives entered and in a closet found liquor. Mrs. Smith pro tested that the whisky must belong to her lodger.
 While the woman and the detectives were arguing hen came out of closet in the room cackling, The detectives investigated and found nest contain ing eggs, one freshly laid.
 Recorder Broyles held that the pres ence of the hen and the nest in the closet of the room which the woman al legged was that of boardcr proved that the woman knew the whisky was there He fined her $200. #h <
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
THIS SCHOOL HAS ONE PUPIL
Effort to Pay Tuition in Another Dis. trict is Blocked and Strange
 Condition to Continue

TOLEDO, Ohio, February lI.-For the education of one little girl, and be- cause the state law required it, the school directors of district No. 6, in Ross township, Mich, were compelled last fall to repair and reopen school No. 6, buy fuel and other supplies and en. gage teacher.
 Today the inspectors of Ross and Richland townships held q meeting in Richiand for the purpose of voting No. district out of existence and dividing the territory among other districts. They were blocked in this action, how. ever, by their contract with the teacher, which holds good to tho end of the school year. In view of this situation they decided to keep No. 6 going until the end of the school year, and then make the change.
 John Adams, farmer, is the father of tho lone pupil. Last year there was no school in the district, the district paying the tuition fee to send the child to another school. The state superin. teDdent of public instruction has held that district has no right to pay tu- ition to send children to schools outside ihe district, but so long as there is one child of school age 10 attend school in the district that tfc school must be maintained. MT. Adams did not feel like paying the tuition himself, and as a result the distsict is to be divided up.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
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He Le. It Pass.

He Let It Pass.
 At leading hotel in Boston dele gation of ministers were having a dinner at which few lawyers were present. among them General Benja- min r. Butler. Father" Taylor and Butler were indulging in some spicy repartee. Taylor asked the general if lawyers ever made mistakes. "Ob, certainly" was the reply. ITO err Is human" Well" said his questioner. what do you do when you make Q mistake?' If 1t is a big one" said Butler. T try to rectify 1t, but if 1t Is small one let 1t pass unnoticed By the way" he added. do ministers ever make mistakesY Certainly. To err Is human," was Father Taylor's reply. Well, what do you do when you make mistake?" asked Butler. If the mistake Is big one I try to rectify It. but If q small one let it pass unnoticed. For example, was preaching last Sunday to my sailors and in my sermon made the statement that the devil was father to all law yers. 1 meant liars. but 1t being q small mistake let ii pass by"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
IRR|CAT0Rs MEET
SESSION AT SPOKANE WILL BE ATTENDED BY SPECIALISTS
 or GREAT RENowN.

SPOKANE, Wash, February i7.-- American Irrigation Federation, which has vice presidents and members ir practically every state and territory where water is applied to lands by scientific means, will meet in annual covention in Spokane on August 8, the day before the Seventeenth National Irrigation Congress is formally organ ized by President George E. Barstow of Barstow, Texas.
 c. L. Shumway of Scottsbluff, Neb. chairman of the executive committee of the federation, conveys the forego' ing information in a letter to K. In singer, chairman of the local board of control of tho congress.
 MT. Shumway adds it is likely that the governor of Nebraska and repre- sentative delegation interested in rec lamation and forestry in his state will attend the congress. He urges that advocates of private irrigation enter prises, tho Carey act and other matters of similar character and scope be given full hearing, saying that the good points of all are certain. to be brought out in spirited debates. r-a,,
 The officers of the federation are: President, l.. Bradford Prince, Santa Fe. N. M.; Secretary, D. II. Anderson, editor The Irrigation Age, Chicago; vice presidents, Presley F. Horn, Hailey, Idaho. Professor ]. D. Timsley, Mesil. Ia Park, N. M., Tom Richardson, Port land, Ore, Judge Cyrus Happy, Spo' kane, c. T. Johnson, c. F.. Cheyenne, wyo., Professor O. ". F. Stout, Lincoln, Neb., c. D. Reppy, Florence, Ariz., Pro lessor F. D. Coburn, Topeka, kas., William Hale Thompson, Chicago, John Hall, Lampassas Springs, Texas. A. J. Cobban, Rhinelander, Wis; executive committee, Lute NJ. Wilcox, editor Field and Home, Denver, Zero Snow, Port land, J. Hurley. Hurley, N. M., C. Brain. ard, Fayette, Idaho, and John McAl- pine. Duluth, Minn.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
A Well conduet.d .cen,ei.nee.

A man who does not use his con- science often has terrible paroxysms of it. but 4 man who uses it all the
 time never comes into what is called a
 state of conscience. It comes on him as dew on Bowers and falls on him gently as rain on the ground. He is full of conscience. but it Is not con.
 cen'raicd :t any single point. It is
 distributed through the brain. the
 nerves. the muscles and the skin. 1t Is
 In every pnrt of him. IL pervades his life. II does nor. therefore. rise up into freshet. = Henry Ward Beecher.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
Kept Cases on Him.

Kept Cases on Him.
 Il canna get over it." Scotch farm CT remarked to his wife. T put two shillin' piece in ta plate at kirk this morn instead O ma usual pennyw
 The beadle had noticed the mistake and also the frightened face of his old friend. who had not the courage to re- take the coin as the old fashioned ia- dle-like spoon was carefully passed over the head to the next pew and one penny after another was dropped into the bowl ; The old farmer sat in silence and said nothing. The old beadle allowed him to miss tbe plate for twenty-four con- secutive Sundays.
 On the twenty-ifth Sunday the farm CT again ignored the collectioneplate, but the old beadle steadied the iadle in front of him and in loud. tragic whis- per said hoarsely: A-
 Your times up moo, Sandyv'
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
His Mind Wa- Mode Up.

Ii WAS during a trial in an Alabama city more than twenty years ago that one of the jurors suddenly rose from his seat and precipitately fed from the courtroom. He was arrested in his flight before he had left the building and brought back.
 What do you mean by running of in that wayT' asked the judge, who knew the man to be a simple, honest farmer a #
 "It's like this, your honor," said the man earnestly. When Mir. Hobbs finished talking my mind was all clear, but when Mir. Clayton began l was all confused again, and l said to myself. I'd better leave at once and stay away till he's done for to tell the truth I didn't like the way the argument was going. your honor"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
HONOR AND LOVE.

Tell me not. sweet. am unkind; That from the nunnerIe Of thy chaste breast and quiet mind To war and arms l ice. True. new mistress now 1 chase The first foe in the field And with a stronger faith embrace A sword. horse. shield Yet this inconstancy is such As you. too. shall adore. could not love thee, dear. so much Loved 1 not honor more.
 Sir Richard Lovelace.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
A Painful Point.

A minister was preaching in Mich igan town. On Saturday the women of the congregation were busy trim ming up the church. 'T strolled in." says the minister. ''and Katie Martin was decorating the pulpit. I noticed some tacks strewn about the floor and jocularly advised Katie to be very careful to pick up all the tacks when she was through with her work. You know. Katie said. that If l should step on one of those Jacks right in the middle of sermon there is no telling what might happen
 Faith. ye wouldn't finger long on that point said Katie without . smile" -
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
y comprehensive first lesson in do.

y comprehensive first lesson fin do- nestle economy.
 Now, at dinner, Norah,y she went on, we always begin with oysters on the shell. Mir. Blank is very fond of them,"
 "Yis, ma'am," said Norah, glea n of intelligence lighting up her blue eyes And do l be afther putin on tn moot crackers wid 'em"
 Nut crackersw demanded Mrs. Blank. What forT' ,
 ITO break open tn isthers. ma'am." !" explained Norah. Sure they do be har-rd t'ings to crack wid yer teeth" -Lippincott's.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
Worn Out

That's the way you feel about the lungs when you have a hacking cough. It's foolishness to let it go on and trust to luck to get over if, when Ballard s Horehound Syrup will stop the cough and heal the lungs, Price 25c, soc and Sl00 per bottle. Sold by Palace Pharmacy.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
John Drew and the French Ae,re...

IL was the social duty of John Drew, the actor. to escort young French actress on her first visit to New York to :: roof garden. The orchestra was playing n melodious air as they en- tered. and after bein. seated the ac. tress asked Mir. Drew the name of the selection E r
 Fl Love You, Love You replied Mir Drew.
 Yes. yes. know" returned the French girl. with an appreciative glance of coquetry. but ze tune zat zey play. Misfaire Drew-vat ees de name of eetg g''
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
One Long Drink.

Wilson, The poet better known as Christopher North. is the author of masy of the wittiest things now cur rent in Scotland, and many things he did not sny arc attributed to hina, One morning after gran nieht' with a group of his cronies and an abundance of ''whusky' and wit he woke with a throat like q limekiln and called out for the landlady of the little inn on the shore of Loch Lomond. where he was spending his holiday:
 Battle. guid dame, I'm unco dry, Fetch in the. Ioch."
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
Proved by the Scriptures.

VFoSeo py tne oCfipturcS. rIE.a q In the good old days when speed in railroading was not quite so strenu. ously insisted on as 1t is at present Jones and Smith. as we will designate them. were. strange to relate. riding on the accommodation train" of q certain railroad and discussing Bib. Heal questions at the same time. Cow after COW had been overtaken and passed. and the train was still wheezing and rattling along at the giddy speed of ten miles aus hour over the two rust streails that answered the purpose of rails, when Smith spoke up and said
 "Iones, you say you can prove by he Scriptures that the Lord made ev- erything. Do you imagine he had anything 10 do with making this slow coach road tha, we are riding on?'
 "Certainly he did" responded Jones. Doesn't it say in the first chapter of Genesis that on the sixth day he made all creeping and crawling thingy
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
Of Course She Knew.

Of Course She Knew.
 Shortly after was ordained" sa i'd d Kansas City minister. "I met an old lady who asked me numerous ques. tions. After being informed where I had studied she asked:
 "' Did you Know the Rev. Mir. Name less there:'
 "'Fery we'll l replied
 Well. isn't he just the finest ever ? she exclaimed enthusiastically.
 III happened that my relations with Mir. Nameiess had been exceedingly unpleasant. and with a young mans radicalism ! felt tempted to say so. The eagerness of my questioner was appealing. however. and Mir. Nameless was a brilliant young man. so without hurting my conscience l said:
 'Unquestionably he is unusually gifted
 I knew you'd say so" she cried. T knew 1t, I'm his motherr"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
Oyster Crackers.

Oyster Crackers.
 Mrs. BlSnk knew that the girl was raw. but she had engaged her for that very reasoh. feeling that by careful instruction she might be able to de- velop Norah's latent possibilities into q fairly expert handling of the affairs in her dining room Taking her into the dining room. she showed her in detail where everything was. from the saltcellar to the fish forks;, initiated her into the mysteries of the china closet aud otherwise gave her a pret.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
The Early Bird.

A very steady and serious country gentleman had joined newly estab- lished metropolitan club which offered the usual advantage of bedrooms for country members temporarily in town. When next the country gentleman came to town he put up for the night at the club. which had in the mean time become extremely fashionable and It's hours correspondingly irregu- lar. The visitor went to bed at an early hour when all was orderly and the other members decorous and quiet.
 The next morning he came down for breakfast at bis usual hour. 8 o'clock. but was surprised to find the room fin the middle of the dusting process and not cloth on the tables. While he was gazing helpIessly around a sleepy eyed waiter came up to him.
 "I beg your pardon. sir" he said apoiocetically. but no suppers can be served after half past 7"-Harper's Weekly. AFBt
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18

Highest class job printing al reason able prices at Silver Belt.
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
Abuse.

Abuse.
 Of sItires think as Epictetus did If evil be said of thee and if it be true. correct myself: if it be lie. laugh at it." By dint of time and ex- perienee have learned to be good post horse. go through my appointed daily stage. and l care not for the CUTS who bark at me along the road. Fred erick the Great
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18

Highest class job printing at reason able prices at Silver Belt
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
Hereditary Habit.


 Even if there had not been kernels Of rice on her hat and glad light of love in her eye any bachelor could have told that she was bride. And the manner In which she spoke to her husband showed they had not been married long. A man in the passing crowd spied the couple and rushed over to greet the bride.
 Well well. Agnes" he cried. ex. tending his hand. you don't mean to say that you're married?'
 "Why-why. yes" the girl stammer- ed. vivid color mounting to her checks as she tried to defend her novel situ- alton. "You-you know. it runs in the family. Mother was married too"
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1909-02-18
4 Bad Habit.

4 Bad Habit.
 "slother.' said little Mary. ''ali the time in school keep crossing my eyes"
 Why. Nary her mother cried out in horror. You mustn't do that"
 But forget. and do 1t all the time"
 My dear, your eyes will grow so. If you ever do 1t again I'll have ao punish you"
 Il can't help it" sobbed little Mary. All the time forget and cross my Is and dot my -Lippiucotts.