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Side Seams on Coats.

Side seams on Goats.
The idea which was brought out in
September of running a bias seam
across the coat from the collarbOne
under the rever to the hem back Of
the knees is growing In favor. 1t was
claimed to be a fad that would not
probably last into the latest suits. but
1t is still popular. and gives quite a
decided air to a long coat.
1t is a marked seam. because It 10
done in the French fashion, with q
welt on the outside. The new coats
are SO severe. only boasting of revers
and cuffs of fur II any trimming is
used. that this seam Is startling.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08
Whalebone Brushes.

Real boar bristle has been the main
desideratum with brush purchasers
heretofore, but this season the whale
bone hair brush has appeared with a
strong bid for popularity. The
bristles are Of extra stiffness, and are
of prepared whalebone or hshbone in
stead of the porcine product. These
are set in a rubber cushion which, 1t
is claimed, gives greater elasticity
and makes the brush especially dur
able.
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~ .l 40
AXES
BE1N1XzET
kyEIz11z1gIyEYR 4Y MZZZW
aaaNRsaA~ A0a ~ &C /SsSx<1eG e Co.
SYNOPSIS.

~ 2hWy eDe,rs Nth the shipwreck OF
- aNeEEE - which Miss Genevieve
60. - AxaeK1can heiress. Lord Win
0uuk - Enggslm1n. and Tom Blake.
. oAk AnexScan. were passengers.
~ 0hnk Esge 1B1ged. uDOn an untnnab-
- a116 and UeDo- the only ones not
A0aneE 1c1ake. summed on the boat.
1ER x sks 1ongi,ness, became q hero
- a-ysF 0f ihe helpless pair. The
9gxna v1s suing for the hand OF
01E Assks. Winthrope wasted his last
Ox2k4 - = cigarette. for which he was
1nE - BAke An three constructed
0W - 4siia6 ahemseives from the sun.
HhsV EbsE A1nted ON cocOanuts, the only
$0RWzDKe EDd AIas Leslie faced an I'M
5R afksz45on. Blake recovered his
@k nEEuifying glass. thus insur-
$aC - H started q jungle fire. killing
Q ~ h1Saed and smothering several
4z1A - sae snEard's cavern they built
s-3 txEe- They gained the cliffs by
AG - 6sl1Hm Of q tree until 1t fell
ses4 - hsfghtA The trio secured
- 60 Ne CHA Miss Leslie's white
- 90 AEnid upoa as a signal. Miss
&Ab a1s = dreB from the leopard
- Oaxf.1tnE q conversation be-
1 49, - Winthrope. Miss Leslie
onR AHeA1nned Winthrope became
- - AsHE. make was poisoned by a
- - xG0za1 died. Jackals attacked
- - xMk night. but were driven of
~ GRazzsAa. HAke constructed an ami
- 10. Z Killed hyena. On tour
- - 6RxHxxed honey and oysters.
- 10[4 1zs attacked by q poisonous
E 1khAF Killed il and saved its pol
- - GaH xzMe. For the second time
U1nDa Hzs attacked by fever. He
- AnaAR disagreed The latter made .
Ac ARE e0 the private compartment
- Q1ss LAs6e7k cave. home. "A terrible
A1 Gs1 xlszx night Winthrope stole
AOoE9 -. hUt she managed to swing
aR 0w .4aaud in time. T.nthrope was
60 ~ he died the following morn
- ~ aAayR tore down their distress
01E, - = re enc VAS swung from
4D DR1e- Hiss Leslie helped in COW
@G 01saANge's grave with stones.
ssak q strong liking to Blake.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

In making the fall coat. care should
be taken to have a little warm inter
lining put In. as the autumn winds are
apt to be just the leas. 1T frosty: VI
julia flannel Is an excellent material
for this purpose, as 1t Is light weight,
though very warm.
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ezzSRTER xxlii.-continued.

GHx1TER xxlii-continued.
- kssa1e looxed away, visibly
01oDl 81ue had not been reared
0W - Ykeneh method. Young as
- - he had nuttered at vii
49, 0e bsr6ers Of the garden OF
~. 0nra1.E ven that the gaudy
11m. UaEe lnres to entice one into
- $500 Yet never before had she
~ne0eSear q glimpse of the Shiny
a
THAT'S re- 8rovied Blake. Throw
- Auo2 cid inst because I'm square
1asaEk . tel you straight out. You
0n1R ne tzsels I'm not one of the
0usESK .ar1. that can chew the cud
- - Y~ sound and cork the blood
- - DIR brains. I've got to cut
1oOe 6sG de Internal grind once in
. -. and barring > chance DOW and
0on = Rez1. there's never been any.
NnG 81 . Spires 49,.
N. 1T THAT'S 20 dreadfully shock.
~ 0k &zke."
cAMG sAeR Ike all the other little
AUUoeE14 Sssn 90 and marry one
- UnR ESeH dudes who's made that
~ = I1E N. GUINNESS, and every.
49, 1Dss z. but IT'S all politely un.
1s1aR eSFse been sub rosa, SO it's
- -, beExuze. he knows how to
4nle - name In the middle and"
e. please stop. Mr.. Blake!
- aHt Enov how cruel you are!"
d. SaFpose I told you about
- aik1n1iFe cur that Oh, now
~t - M cry! Please don't cry,
- xEH8. I wouldn't hurt your
41 Gr de world! didn't mean
~E 1T q the way, really
l1a4e, Hs smy that when I get to
1E I'D things. It sets me hall
- AMk sov. can't you see how
ID G . be ten times worse for
- ~-vssh you 30 altogether be.
- &c. He stopped short,
AAnl - s4aRmered lamely: IL
40 @ns - s2y that!"
- assasel down, no less embar.
V1lnE II u talk Of something
- - uumared. 1T has been
- . 0nk morning. until you
0 - hsEa this silly discussion"
- ~ IN night! Only mop up
- 6s and ven turn on the
- aIilk Z really didn't mean to
$09a4 U1y ut all But, you see.
- 01lEs bs&a ranking in me ever
- - oWe aboard ship at the
60 ~ vtnthrope and Lady Bay.
- 81 ~ seat changed so
4gn1440e y0aE Not that l hold any
80 aEf.ak them Bow"
81 Hkk. suppose you know
~ o. AAkfcaa coast is particularly
anB GR Uumea. So far I have
A1 - Gever. But you yourself
- - She lpnEer the attack is de-
o~aQk UuEse Il VIII be-
UA ~Aerkened and he turned
49, ha.na alenE the ridge. She
- 0.Aed linn on the raw, and he
014 - she had done SO inten.
&n
0R I haven't tried-that I've
o~ Snhg." he hurst out bit.
49, rRse right There's the one
z- - I couldn't leave you till
- 01fM1e vzs finished. and it's
oDa0u6 Z ~ days since All the
- q Gsk19At 10 We waited . day,
II 90 Z aoDoeroW."
-. AMt ,vhst!"
1OEA cAn rig one up In
~4OGar Cnl With q skin sail and
- N1R. On % fairly well to
amR 90 tusi1e The reefs-barrine
- WG2 ding Il that It's all
. b 0AscABr the nearest settle
- $50 - eaast q down"
- - ena think Of solng and
&DfK - q alnne here!"
40 0uea~ than letting you rish
0D1noD S1anees On feeding the
49,
R~n1s rlAhs it!"
- amB4 q s1ort harsh laugh
k - dDeReaee!" he paused
y - uaa added. with grim
- ADug. 1hsyn have earned
= - ~ - time they get me
~Am9~
BG1811 -"
~ 60 nDsU. Wen zee about
a00k Khesois . grove Of CO
R yn6H. Come On. and I'll gel
- - ] eRt see any .Wates
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Good for the Nerves.

At q recent archery tournament In
London 800 women took part in the
contest. the game having become very
popular. It II recommended BY Lon
don physicians as splendid for the
nerves. American women have never
taken very kindly to the sport. bat the
renewal Of interest abroad may effect
q change In this country.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

wants Of baby dolls. boy and girl dolls
and dolls from foreign countries. may
all be supplied. and the articles for
kitchen and the furniture is fascinat-
ing to those Of US far past the doll
age. Serve simple refreshments ON
the dolls dishes. and I assure you
this Christmas tree win live In the
memory Of the children for many .
year to come.
Christmas Party for Children.
This affair was arranged primarily
for young folks. but ! think It would
be jolly fun for grown-ups. There
were 25 guests. so there were the
same number of little fish whitfield out
Of wood by the handy man in the
family. Each fish had small screw
eye In its back. Then there was .
large wash tub placed In the middle
of the room. decorated with holly and
evergreen to represent q pond.
In the invitations the guests were
asked to bring . gift securely
wrapped not to cost over ten cents.
A member Of the family received the
packages and numbered them. Fishes
with numbers corresponding were
then placed In the tub. Each fisher
man was given a pole and line upon
which there was hook. and all began
to fish at the same time. The one
catching the first fish vas awarded an
extra prize. also the one who hooked
the last. There was no unlucky fish,
erman. and; when all had caught one
the package bearing the duplicate
number was brought out. and such
merry time as followed: the sounds
come echoing down the years right
now. The dining-room table had
big mirror for a pond. and ON II was
large sized NOah's ark. Around the
table. safe on dry land. we're the ami
mails. each tied to the ark by a long
bit of red ribbon. As they marched
around the table each child took an
animal. and at q given signal all
pulled and wee barley sugar animals
came out Of the ark. II iS'certainly q
delight to find these quaint cOnfec-
tons made Of pure barley sugar on i
the market. They disappeared for
many years. and even now ] believe
they are imported. as are many OF our
holiday CONNECTIONS.
MADAME MERRL
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

Enthusiasm II something that
causes . man to shout when the
crowd 10 shouting. even II he doesn't
know what It e about.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08
POOR BILL.

Noble OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES It Is
rye shot, It makes most uneArthly
row.
Keeper-Yes: poor BIN amt got =
very musical voice; has he?
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A Christmas Tree for Dolly.

For children who are of dollhouse
age. and it's pretty hard to. define at
just what period in girlhood that age
ends. nothing will be found more sat.
isfactory than dolls party to be
given at this season. Let the notes
sent from the doll who is to be the
hostess be written on the very small
stationery to be found by a little seek.
Ing. Have a small tree trimmed with
diminutive ornaments and light It
with candles no bigger than a match.
Gifts for each doll should be wrapped
up and marked. Everything used by
adults Is now made for dolly. and the
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"o0 . V1SuSvS S00s
Say. Mr.. Editor. I'm the father Of
twins"
IAN right: ven put Il IN the paper
under the head Of Double TRAGEDY"
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a christma. card Parry.


This party promises to be rather
unique In many ways. as the hostess
is endeavoring to observe many of
the Christmas symbols. OF course the
decorations are to consist of wreaths
OF evergreen and holly, festOons of
roped green's. clusters of milstletoe
suspended by red ribbon and quaint
ties Of red and white candles with
red and white frosted shades.
The Invitations are to be ornament
ed with holly sprays. the red berries
cut cut at The top Of the note paper.
A small lad dressed as Santa Claus
will deliver these missives. In large
bay window there Is to be a tree light
ed with electricity. with stocking
shaped score cards. red pencils. tiny
candy canes and hundreds of wee IA
vors for keeping the score. Santa
Claus will be on duty all the evening
distributing the counters after each
game. To facilitate things. these
trinkets are tied to the tree in
lunches. and there are as many
lunches as there win be games
played. Over the head table there is
70 be q large bell ornamented with
holly. and the table will have a baton
with which the bell Is to be struck.
The prizes are to be done up in pa
per with red ribbons crossed with
green ribbons. ending in a good big
rosette. The knack of doing up pretty
packages is fast becoming a real art
Refreshments will be served at the
card table and will consist of tomato
socp with q spoonful of whipped
cream. tiny buttered biscuit, scall0ped
oysters In ramakins. with a sprig Of
holly on top: Waldorf salad in red ap-
pie cases. cheese waters. with indi-
vidual plum buildings for the finale
brought In surrounded by burning
brandy and a holly wreath encircling
each plate. During the game Christ
mas egg-nOg will be served from the
big family punch bowl.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

Al IN eye-opener. what's Tie mat
tar With IN alarm clock.
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08
CHAPTER XIV.
A Lion Leads Them.

HE palm grove stood under
: the lee of the ridge on a
stretch of bare ground. 9th
The Columbus journal., 1909-12-08

around here, and it would be dry eat
ing. with only the flask"
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23

few minutes to dry out.
 Dip toothbrushes occasionally m boiling water and always rinse them thoroughly after using Toothwasn or powder If left on a brush win decay In sliciug bacon. always place the rind side down. cut only to the rind. and when enough strips have been cut. Dried celery and olives. in cnmblna- ton with leftover macaroni. make a delicious salad It should be served with mayonnaise on lettuce leaves scraping new. potatoes will invaria- bly, blacken the hands. but the dis, coloration, can be removed with piece of cut lemon dipped lightly in pumice.
 Bean soup Is the best thing to save for children to eat when they come home from school Nothing wifi be
 more sppetizing or healthful for them.
 To clean a blass plate without soil | ing the woodwork around 1t. cut piece of cardboard the shape of the plate and place 1t around 1t when cleaning r4
 Never use anything but a blunt in strnment around the nall or removing cuticie. Scraping a nafl roughens 1t and increases the difficulty of keeping ! it clean
 In salted water. cold. then cook in boiling water to which a tablespoonful of salt to each gallon of water has been added. i
 There Is nothing Will clean and ,sweeten sink better than strong solution of washing soda. and the re- lfrigerator. likewise should frequently be washed with this lt '- r.. ft | When no. frames are at hand. cur carpet to dry This Is better than hanging them on clothesline where they will pull out of shape
 Keeping vegetables in the cooking water after they are done spoils both flavor and appearance. Pour the Wa, ter off and return to the fire for a moment to dry them off
 To. dry parsley first wash 1t and shake we'll then spread in a bake pan and put in a rather cool oven. When 1t becomes crisp. cool it and, pack tight i'm glass cans
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
For Cough, Colds
 Bronchitis,

Consumption or bodybuilding. demand a remedy that removes the cause. Never take anything unless the formu- la is on the bottlei Find out if 1t Is endorsed by physicians, Learn how 1t is madel Linonine meets all of these tests-it is the remedy that will cure you if there is cure for you.
 countless grave sicknesses are rec ognized by the medical profession as having their direct or indirect cause in A neglected -.cold" or cough. Linonine. the flax seed emulsion. is the most helpful thing fin the world to you. Medicine knows no surer healing agent for unframed mucous membranes (the medical term for the Things of nose, throat and lung passages). Thus while Linonine is curing colds coughs. bronchitis and consumption 1t is also building up the body as nothing else can do.
 All drugEfsts-z5c. soc. a.
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a resident of Harrisburg. Pa, and is said toN have engaged in a revolution
 in Honduras. This IS denied by his friends The navy department at once ordered the yicksburg and the Des
 Moines. two warships, to the scene Of the trouble. and 1t is declared at Washington that unless there is "a prompt and adequate explanation, on the part of Zelaya marines will occupy the ports of his country At all events it is believed that the United States will put .qaietus to the revolution at once. IL fss asserted in dispatches from Managua that Cannon and Grace were tried by court martial and given every chance to prove their Innocence
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
Use LIHONINE Ths FIax-Seed
 Emulsion

It is the utmost In food medicines. Everyone knows the value of a Flax Seed poultice-of the power of Flax Seed Tea. One of the great funda- mental truths of medicine is that Flax Seed contains large amount of precious vegetable albumen which pos sesses special efficacy in all wasting diseases and particularly in Coughs. ~Colds." Bronchitis and Consumption- If physicians can trust Linonine for these ailments. what further evidence can you Waut2
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
ROOMS TOILET

TO RENT.-I.ight. airy store and ex- celIent basemcnt. 90 John street. near Main. Apply. Superintendent. Public Library. I14ass
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
RAILROADS
A:aszzAEMsz; AazAEsz M;,s,.., NOVEMBER 1, 1903 Trains Leave Bridgeport as
 Follows:

FOR NEW YoRK-.<.x5. sss1es f5:5s. f6:24. t7;1T, s7.4s, fssz5.
 .s:51. s:os. s1o:oo. s11.o5 N .5:a7, s:1z. +s.2s. .7tz2 .s.I1. sasss. fs.25, 1o:oo A. M-f1s:sG. sk:33.
 :si1 :s:ss s;Sa s;Ss. sis7. fs'ts sssss.
 River-'1a:so (daily) A. M-s s1:1s FOR NEW HAvEN-s12:sz, s1.41.
 s.5o.7:56. ss:1l. s:25. s1o:4s. s1f:ss A M.-la;ls, .d2;so: f:se: 3:ss. .s:54. 7:lo. .7:s2. ss:41 f11:5z P. T. SUNDAYS-s1z:32, s1.41. s:13. s:x3. .1o:4s, s11.ss A M-sz:2e. ><:z5.
 .s:s2. .s:54, 7:1s, '7:s2. s:47. s1o;o2
 FOR BOSTON, via New London and Providence-s1:41, e;Bo. s11sss A M-s2.2e sS.46. s4:z5. se.54 F. M-SUNDAYs-s1:41 s11:s3 A. H- -~2:2s. s4:z5. se:54 P. M.
 FOR BOSTON via Hereford and
 wiIlimantic-'s:21 A. M-s;zs
 FOR TWISTED and Internnediete
 stations-5:oo. 7:oo, s:s5 f15;1o AM M, I-2:35. s5:51, TAO P. M.-SUNDAYS l-s:30 A M.-6:45 F Nj.
 FOR WATERBURY. ANsoNTA, DERBY and Intermediate Stadons- 5:oO. 7:0O, 500. 9:35. 11:40 A. M S:s5, f5:54. TAO P M.-sUNDAys- s-30. iO.5O A M-6:45, S:50 P. M FOR CT. HARRINGTON, LENox. PTTTSFTEID. ETC.-7:00, $50 A NJ IE2s p M+SUNDAYS-s.30 A. M.
 FOR DANBURY, NEW MILFORD.
 ETC.. via Broolzfield Juncfion-7:00. a.5o A M-4:s3, 6.36 P. M.-SUN- DAYSNs:so A M (to New Milford)
 FOR LITCHFTE11D, EIC.--e:50 A M-4:ss F. M-SUNDAYS-S-30 A. M.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
FURNITURE
INSTRUCTION

PIANO REPAIRING-No is tho
 time to have your plano put In per
 not busy and we can give you . vsrJ low figure now Let us to1l you how much 1t will cost. Drop postal oi
 Call. Steinsrt's Piano Store. ell
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
PERSONAL

CARD READER--Advice on an af- fairs. z5c Mrs. Levy. 67l Madison Ave. sfh house above North Ave. O tf
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
AUCTION sALE

HIGHEST PRICES PAID for used furniture. carpets and store fixtures.
 Bridgeport Auction & Commission Go. l4 Union Square. Tel. 16se-3.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
SHOES
SURGICAL APPLIANcEa

ELASTIC SURGICAL APPLIAHcE1 nei reou,remsnfs ~ Re.uis,tss t fos physicfana. nurBes. hoepitala- will liam Snowden. No. Taylor Block. 11fs Broad street practical ex- perisncs of over 3S ysarh Telephona 4s7. e sd
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23

FOR SALE.-Grovery stock. fneatsand grocery fixtures. at a sacrifice if sold
 at once. Inquire 1205 Stratford Ave. c Is If.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
CARPET CLEANING

Bridseport steam carpet CIeanina and Fun Rug Works Has Removed to 236 Strntford Ava
 O. ". WILCOX. Prop
 a. c. FLORIDA. Mgr. Teiepnone i39s-8 .s13 6
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Dog. water spaniel. Saturday
 night. Reward at 6751A Arctic St..
 Michael Halansky. H 22 SD
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
DETECTIVE AGENCY

RoBrNsON's LICENSED. DETEC- TIVE BUREAU-Civil and criminal investigations in any city or town. Room 512 Carney Building. 43 Ire mont St, Boston. Nathaniel G. Robinson. manager. Telephone Hay 1900. Fl ss' 's24
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-23
HOTELS
CAFES

LAUGH AND THE WORLD LAUGHS alone. Stop sf the Easles' Nesf for smile Cor. East Washtngton Ave. and No. Main 9t.. 2. S- Ra- leigh. Prop.
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TO WRITE HISTORY
OF BILL YOUNG
A. J. Baker Is In Clark County Gather.
ing the Material for 4 Magazine
Article.

KAHOKA, July 14.-Wm. H. Alex
ander. Of Beatrice, Neb., is the guest
of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Alexander.
Attorney A. j. Baker of Centerville,
arrived in Kahoka Monday for the
purpose Of gathering data for an arti-
Gle to be written for the Mcclure
magazine relative to the Bill Young
trial in Clark county OF over quarter
Q ia century ago. Mr.. Baker was one
Of the attorneys for the defense in
that famous trial. He Is an ex-attor.
ney general Of the states of Missouri
and Iowa. Much has been written
and said OF the Bill Young trial and
the lynching following, and all to the
detriment of the fair name of Clark
county, and 1t seems that after a lapse
Of over century 1t was time the mat
ter was given rest.
Sheriff l.. M. Hardy and G. "A. Town
send departed Saturday noon for the
asylum at st. Joseph with Albert
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tcoNTINuED.l
CHAPTER xI.
Cspyri5ht 1909. BY American Press
Association e
\ CLASH OF WILLS.

\ CLASH OF WILLS.
- T required some minutes for Dan
lei voorhees, Pike 't0s get over the
amazement that possessed him
- when Ethel lied from him in such
evident confusion.
His usually alert mind seemed inca
pable OF concerted effort In the proper
direction, and the dazed look on his
face remained there until Mariana
came to tell him that his rooms were
ready and that Herr Won Grollerhagen
was awaiting him. Then for the first
time he awoke, and, with sigh Of res
ignution as he realized the battle he
had before him, he gave a curt order
that the automobile. which had broken
down on the road to the hotel, should
be placed in the entrance garden, for
he proposed to do some tinkering upon
It.
"If that don't beat he muttered
to himself and then allowed the re-
mark to remain unfinished, for he
could not imagine one thing that the
Incident could be supposed to have
beaten. It stood alone In a little hol
low square by itself and positively re
fused to surrender to any comparison
whatsoever.
"And that that--nine cent Imitation
Of man." he growled at last that
vilification upon the the genus
honor he finished, with a fash o,
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angrily. Pike looked up mildly and
regarded Horace with interest.
sEhg'' he said and moved to the
other side OF the machine, rubbing his
lean chin with the handle OF monkey
wrench.
II wished to say that the surprise Of
this morning SO upset me that l went
for long walk. have just returned"
said Horace.
He waited expectantly, but Mr.. Pike
went on abstractedly, "One wore
clothes OF gray" and seemed to be abb
sorbed In his work. SO that Horace
was forced to go on.
''I have been even more upset by
what have just learned"
''why. that's too bad answered
Pike. fishing for nut In the bottom
Of the tonneau.
ut Is too -absurdly monstrous-
" bad! Lady Creech tells me that my
sister did you the honor to present
you to the family with which we are
forming an alliance lat least to por-
ton OF IT,"
.'Yes, sir" answered Pike, ..and
promised to present me to the whole
possetucky Of 'em"
on not listen to your cried Horace
In a rage. "And warn you that we
shall act without paying the slightest
attention to your
Pike Strengthened up trifle.
'tYour sister kind Of limited In her
letter that you think good deal Of
this French lady--the widow. sup
pose you have made up your mind to
take her for richer or poorer. eh I
Now. what's she going to give you?"
Horace stopped short In Mortified
amazement.
"Why, thought you'd charge her
something just little. Amt that the
way over here?"
ut seems impossible for you to nm
derstand our motives in trying to lit
ourselves above the common herd
| You are trying to interfere between us
and the fine flower Of Europe" went
on Horace excitedly.
Pike Strengthened up and looked hin
In the eye quizzically
II never heard none Of the folks
around Kokomo speak Of your pa as
/ a fine flower but we thought hear
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