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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17
London Closing Stocks
Condition of the Trensurr

WASHINGTON. July 16.-The condition Of The
treasury at the beginning of business TODAY was
Trust fund-Gold coin. 1851. 81. SEQ: silver dol
lars $4s6. 1853. 600; silver dollars of $780, 81 100
General fund-Standard silver dollars in penerei
fund. S5,o47 704; current liabilities $e4 900 asa
working balance in treasury Offices S24 400 OI1 !.
IN banks TO credit of treasurer of United states
$56.044.245 subsidiary silver CON- SIG 53S ael I,
minor coin, 81. 4S9, $40; total balance in genera
fund. SIZE .533. e 'e'a q
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Dried Fruit. RaisIns. Nut. and Honey

At a meeting OF the hoard OF directors OF the
farmers union. July 10, the following resolu-
tion was adopted:
Resolved. that the present pools OF raisins
and wine grapes be closed Saturday July Il
and those Of dried fruit and prunes July 81 ANY
contract received or postmarked on or before
these dates viii be included In the present pools:
all contracts OF a later date viii be handled n,
a second division and accounted FOR sepa-
rately.''
Fruits, old crop-Evaporated apples 7dSs. c.
aprieots, 9Q1015e; fancy moorDark 11II613c.
peaches &c for standards. Az N415e for choice
and 9@6c for fancy; pears. AZ 6715c: prunes 4
size basis. "a 82%te. with nc premium For the
large sizes
New Fruits-AprieOts. S09stc: moorpark la
&c: peaches J46ltc. primes. pa G22tc with
= q e premium for 40s and q, ale premium for
JOS 70 los; hgs. 50+}sc, pears. Jls G8isc
halSInS- Quief. unchanged. with loose mussa
tei quoted at Sl3Gl4l2e. choice to fancy seeded,
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New York Grain Market

NEW YORK. July 16.-Flour- Receipts,
I e0T barrels: exports, 1888 barrels. Sales.
I. $50 barrels Steady with a moderate inquiry
Wheat-Spot firm No. 2 red. old. s1.45
nominal in elevator and f. b. ahoat; No .
red new $1.221s and August f. 0. b. ahoat;
No. 1 northern, Duluth. S1.43A nominal (. o. b.
s1oat; No hard winter. S1.41A nominal (. o.
b. adoat.
Options-Today's wheat market was much
quieter, July showing little feature. Other
months declined early, but eased again at tine
close. leaving on Il a lae net higher, against
&c loss in July. July closed S1-2913; Septem-
Der. $1.151a December, $1-15N; May, Sits.
Minneapolis Flax Market
MINNEAPOILS Inlr 16-FIax- SI61a
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Northern Wheat Market

PORTLAND, July 16.-Whsat. track prices.
old grain: Club. Sill; bluestenl. nominal; val
lev. S1.17. New crop club 81 biuestem, Si-oo;
red Russian, csc.
TACOMA July 16-Whest. milling: Blue
stem 81 80; club. $1.14 Export wheat for
autumn delivery: Bluestem, S1.o4; club, ST. red
Russian CSC.
SEATTLE. July 16-Mjlling quotations Ex
port wheat bluestem, $1.24; club, S1.14; red
s1.O9 Receipts-Oats, ! car.
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New York money Dfarkct

NEW YORK. July 16-Money on call. easy a.
Ia az per cent; ruling rate. z per cent: clos
Ing bid, IN per cent; offered at per cent
Time loans, stronger; go days, per cent 90
days. pa 92% per cent; six months, 3ss 13H
per cent
Prime mercantile paper, So IA per cent.
Sterling exchange. firm. with actual business
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cue in Refined Coal ON Prices

NEW YORK, July 16.-The Standard oil
company today announced a reduction in re-
fined oil of 10 cents hundred gallons, making
refined in cases S10.65; refined in tanks, 81. rs;
standard white, $S.25, and refined at Phila-
delphia, $500.
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Bank CIearinun

NEW YORK, July Enthusiastically bank
cIearings report for the week ending July Is
shows an aggregate of s., COZ So, 600 as against
$2,9SS, $4,000 last week and 81, 433. $50 900 in
the corresponding week last year
The following is list of the cities:
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Woolen Company,s New Stock ISSUE

NEW YORK, July 16.-At a special meeting
of stock holders of the American wooden com
pany held in Jersey City today an issue OF
by the directors was approved. This issue will
Increase the capital from S35 900 eco TO S40,-
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Barley Higher and More Active
Some Brands Of Goldfish Declined

ewes, "a 6S5c-
Lambs (per lb)-This years milk lambs, 44.c
Csc.
Hogs (per lb)-Hard grain fed. weighing 100
20 14O lbs. 7G7Ac: 140 to 25O lbs TACTIC:
$50 10 $50 lbs, 7ttc; rough heavy hogs, 4t5G
DC; common. undesirable hogs. Agile.
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Butter is higher at retail this week, following
advance in the wholesale price, and retail
tradesmen are expecting eggs to go up any
time, the production Is falling OF and the
has not been much change in other lines since
last week. Fruits and vegetables are still In
abundance and the markets are amply supplied
with meats, fish and poultry.
d.
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SANTA CRUZ, July 16.-Demands are draw
ing heavily on the local egg supply and 50
cents is offered for all classes. This weeks
output has fallen on slightly.
PETALUNA- July 16.-The price OF eggs re-
mains the same. IS cents cash and % cents
on time. being the best offerings after the re-
cetpt Of quotations from the San Francisco
dairy exchange. Conditions remain the same
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Crude Oil Lower

PITTSBURG, July 16.-All classes of crude oil
pany today.
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PORTLAND, July 16--Butter. city and coun
~ creamery extras, 29c; fancy. 26@2se; store.
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GRAIN sn,ATIsTICS

Total clearances of wheat aud dour were equal
TO Al 600 bushels Exports for the wees os
shown by Bradstreets, were equal TO 6SuO6
bushes. Primary receipts were ze4,oo0 bushels
compared with IA COG bushels the correspond
ing day a year ago. Estimated receipts Tor
tomorrow: Wheat cars corn, IA cars; oats.
100 cars; hogs 1900 head
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U.S.. STEEL STILL
DOMINANT FEATURE
Dealings in These Shares Keep
Up the Firm Tone Of
the Market

z. F. Hutton Co. $50 oalifornis sneeA
members OF the New York STOCK e1cDanss' 80
pisb tbe following list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday
S-ie- STOCKs High Low. / Bid. Ask.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17
Mining STACKS

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE
Following the sales ON the San Francisco
stock exchange yesterday:
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The Marine Gardens nd Moss Beach

On the Ocean Shore Railway will en-
terrain you for hours. Go Sunday.
Time table page II
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and at s4.s7so for demand.

Commercial bills. Sassy @4.s5ss.
Bar silver Sic.
Mexican dollars, 44c.
Government bonds steady; railroad bonds, ir-
regular.
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Loans. Exchange and Silver

mot included in totals because comparisons
are incomplete. mot inelnded in totals because
containing other items than clearings
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17

Butter. Id so .70675l Swiss Cheese . .25035
/ y 10 square .50Q55 Eggs. dOz. -. .3Oegi5
Cal. Cheese. -....-dee20 Honey, comb, Ib.-g2j
Eastern Cheese. .-925l Do extracted. a 10
POULTRY AND GAME
Hens each. .9Oc 4S1 % Ducks, each 81 al. p
Do small .50G60l Geese. each %
Young BOOSTERS, Goslings, each SIG
each ..... SIC @S1. % Pigeons, pair. ....-0l40
Old BOOSTERS, ca .4O@5O Squads, per pair. 50@6O
Fryers, each. IS ais Hare ........-.-.-9g2O
Brothers, each. .40Q5ORabbits .......-.-@25
Turkeys, per lb..-Q3O
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Cash Grain ana provisions

CHICAGO. July 16.-Cash quotations were as
follows: Flour. strong. Feed or mixing barley.
$50 zoe: fair TO choice mating. 6SI73e. Flax
seed, Not southwestern, $1.41at; No. 1 north
western, $l.512t. Timothy seed. $3.50 Clover,
per 100 lbs, S11.T21a Short ribs. sides (loosel,
SI1. s71a 0s1I.5I1s; short, clear sides (ooxedJ,
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1909-07-17

Del & Hud CIV 4s.1O6 Do 1st & ref As oess
Den & Rio As 97ss Rubber 6s cit. los q
Do ref 5s 80. 951s U S Steel I'd 5s. JOG
Distillers IS .---. T615lYa Car Chem 5s. 99A
Erie prior lien As. 30 Wabash LIST 5sIl3
Do gen Is 16i2l Do LIST & ext As. "a
Do CIV As ser A S6la Western Md as s6&
Do cy As, ser 1874 Westing Ell CIV 5s. %
Gen Elect cv IS $50 Wis Central is 95x
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Boston stocks and Bonds
THE COPPER STOCKS

BUsION July l6.-Prices were generally
dend Of y Of l per cent
The following list IS furnished by E. F. Hut
ton Co, 400 California street, San Fran
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800 Com Fraction 6Tl 200 Rornd Mi IL
1000 Gid Kewanas 90
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
CALIFORNIA
d.Ask Bid.Ask
brunswick G.. OF -iCent Eureka. OF -
Bunker Hill. so LIS SO Eureka NJ. 80 -
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LOCAL MARKETS
Reeeipts of Produce July 1e
Family Retail Market

Flour. Or SKIS. .........................
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-10-27

One of he most short lived clubs
ever formed was the Club DIES Laide-
Irs-club for ugly women-o organized
by the Princess Pauline Metternich.
ugly that she used TO call herself "a
white monkey" Perhaps she felt lone
some. Anyhow she tried to gather
some of lhe other women she knew
who were not blessed with good looks
into a club. But the club proved I'M
popular and died natural death. The
princess got back at her women &C
quaintances by remarking that if there
were any candor in them her club
would be overcrowded.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-10-27
]. c. RockWells New Sunny South Co.

When J. G. Rockwells New Sunny
South company appears in the Opera
House. Morrisville, Tuesday evening,
Nov. 2, local theatre goers will have an
opportunity of judging for themselves
just what first class colored organiza-
ton really is. This company is a colored
one throughout being composed of TWEEN
ty-five people, including some of the fore
most colored performers of the day. 1t
is recognized from coast to coast as one
of the leading and most capable of it's
class. Comedy is all that is aimed at and
nothing else is reached, bar some very
clever singing, dancing and thrilling
specialties that will make the audience
sit up, look and listen. There is plenty
of fun in the production, in fact it was
built for laughing purposes only and it is
generally conceded to be one of the fun
NEST shows since time began. 1t is a
musical performance, welded to the
most tuneful music one would care to
listen to, full of ginger and life, with not
a dull minute from start to finish. 1t is
an up-to date show for up-to-date people,
freely interspersed with several special
ties of the better class If you want to
have good laugh, enjoy the evening and
go home whistling. happy and contented,
this is the performance where you will
get full value for your money.
The organization is accompanied by a
high-class solo concert band and superb
orchestra. The band will head the Koon-
town parade, which will take place at
noon.
The prices of admission have been
placed at 25, IS and so cents. Reserved
seats are now on sale at Cheney'S drug
Store.-adv.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-10-27
HYDE PARK

A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
'Sanborn last Sunday morning.
Rev. w. r. Hamlin completed his work
here last Sunday, giving two very inter.
esting discourses.
Mrs. Everett Campbell and children
from Hardwick were visitors in town sew
eral days recently.
Somebody has been using the ladders,
hooks, ETC., belonging to the fire depart
ment, as was discovered last Sunday
morning when the alarm of fire was CIV
en-. This should not be permitted in any
case. The apparatus belongs to the viii
lage and is for fire purposes only. Those
in charge should make an example of
those who have been using the outfit.
About fifteen Odd Fellows went FIR ON
here to the District meeting at Hardwick
last Thursday evening, where they work
ed the initiatory degree in good style,
receiving many compliments for the ex-
'cellent manner in which they did the
work. The railroad accommodations
were such that the party had to wait until
the next morning before they could re-
turn home.
An alarm of fire at nine o'clock last
Sunday morning drew out large crowd
in short time. The party who caused
the alarm thought the catholic church
was on fire, smoke and flames coming up
over the west side. The burning out of
chimney in the Barracks was the
cause of all the commotion. The fire.
department responded in quick time and
fire extinguishers, pals. were soon as
'sembled in large numbers. 1t was quite
a scare and everybody was glad it was
not of serious character.
The Knights of King Arthur gave a
farewell reception to Rev. w. R. Hamlin
last Friday night at the home of Mrs. E.
G. Page. The Knights had prepared an
interesting program and every minute for |
about three hours was taken up in a |
most delightful manner. When refresh |
ments were served there was placed on |
the minister's place pair of gold cuff |
buttons with monogram thereon. OF
course the recipientwas completely sur
prised'' and for a time his eyes and throat
press his thanks for the gift, and regard
for the boys, who have been on the best
of terms during his four years here and
all of whom are sincerely sorry that he
is going away.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-10-27
A Trial Treatment Free to Dyspeptics

Sufferers from Dyspepsia can get trial
package of Rydale's Stomach Tablets free
by writing the Rydale Remedy Co., New
port News, Va. These Tablets are the
prescription of an eminent Stomach Spec
ialist. They never fail to relieve and soon
cure the most stubborn cases of Dyspepsia
and Indigestion. If this trial package
does not cure you, their use will convince
you that real Dyspepsia cure has at last
been found. They are sold by A. L. Cheney,
Morrisville; c. P. Jones. Johnson; G. A.
Riley, Stowe; E. W. Smith, North Hyde
Park; M. j. Leach, Wolcott.
News and citizen. [volume] (Morrisville, Vt. ;) 1881-current, 1909-10-27
A Money MAKING Scheme.

eyes. I'm working on a money max
ing scheme TO remove weeds"
Aha. Gardening"
"No. I'm hoping to marry a rich
widow" New York Telegram.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-04
FURTHER ADVANCE
Noted in Prices of Stocks YESTERDAY
United States Steel Led
the Market.

New York, Sept. Prices of stocks
continued to advance today with rath-
er desultory demand Enormous
blocks of United States Steel changed
hands, opening sales being 1880
shares at 1873 @79, a new high record.
Later steel stock rose above so and
the aggregate of the days transac-
lions in that stock overshadowed all
others The steel trade news con
tinued encouraging but the selling
movement also showed speculative
origin.
Chicago reported that increases in
dividends were contemplated and pre-
dlctions were current that next years
busienss would aggregate a billion
dollars. The fact that these tips"
were incapable of v6rification did
not seem to lessen their influence.
The effect on the general list was
considerable, but not universal The
upward movement did not affect some
of the principal stocks.
Rock Island stocks especially were
strong. Copper hung back. EST
mates Of the currency movement in
dictate that it's balance is still in ia
vor of New York. New York exchange
at Chicago fell to as poitns discount
The tone of the money market was
quiet.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-04
WHEAT WAS FIRM
We Weather in Northwest Helped
Realizing Caused Loss OF
Part of Gain Later.

Chicago, Sept 3.--WHEAT.-The
wet weather in the northwest was
reflected in the fam marxet for wheat
here today. Realizing sales. how
ever. caused loss of part of the
gain. but at the close prices were
&c lower to 3sm1as higher com
pared to yesterdays final figures. The
market was inclined TO drag the
greater part OF the day and prices
tluctuated over comparatively mar
row range. The continued free move
ment of wheat at Minneapolis and
Duluth caused recessions from the
high points. The brisk demand for
cash grain in the northwest and
southwest helped to hold the prices
o options firm here
No. . red $l.O312 @-,95 No. 3 re
Zoology; No. 2 hard 1.o1@ .e2ls
No. 3 hard 9S@100; December
opened 942s 694Fs; high 947s; low
Az; closed 94350945s; September
1ss4 @9S7s.
CORN-Tho uncertainty concern
ing the exact amount Of injury inl1ict,
al on the growing crop by the recent
drouth led to renewed buying Of corn
by shorts which caused a firm mar.
ket nearly all day. Cash corn ad
yanced WOKE. At the close Sep
TENDER was up &c. December was
unchanged, Nay nc lower.
No. . red C912c1$ No, 2 white COS
arc; No. > yellow 70M701a; No.
G9h No. 3 white G9A No. 8 yellow
r0m70R; December opened 57m57A
aigh 572l low 81; clos 57@57
September GG9s.
OATS Firm. TIE feature of thu
trading was the urgent buying o
September by shorts winch caused
tirmness in all options. The com
Daratively light receipts despite The
enormous veid estimated for the
1ew crop had bullish effect AT the
lose prices were shade to 12S
higher.
No. 3 white 37039c; standard 3S3i
1394: December opened 37A; higf
ssh; low 37a; closel 80; Septem
Der 3S1a.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-04
NrW YORK GRAIN.

New York, Sept WIFE AT.-Re
eeipts $1,000; spot fra; No 2 rel
tL07H elevator; No, 2 red 1.039s
prompt fob. ahoat The crowd
started out to bull wheat on the
rains in the northwest this morning
VI lost heart when receipts proved
heavier than were expected and in
the afterron unloaded their wheat
causing slarn reactlorg especially
rs private cables said the Argentine
lrousht had been broken. September
closed 1c higher on covering anC
lther months were unchanged; Sept
t.07h; Dec, 1.02B,
CORN Receipts 455o exports 5,
j54; spot firm; No. old 79c elevator
md 1917 fob. anoat; No 2 new 63H
winter shipments. Options withou
transactions. closing Amhc ne
higher. Sept 757s Dec. 67A.
OATS--Receipts $1,000; exports 2
80. spot steady; mixed 4Oc nomi
nal white 3S642 clipped whit
um47.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-04
GOVERNMENT BONDS.
PROVISIONS.
New York, Sept,

BUTTER-Firm; creamery third :
to firsts 24@2S1ac.
CHEESE-Firm and unchanged.
EGGS - Irregular; western not
quoted.
COFFEE--Futures opened quiet at
unchanged prices to an advance of )
points in sympathy with the advance
of Amh franc in the French market.
There was no change in the Brazilian
news and the market ruled very quiet
during the middle of the session, but
became little more active later and
added slightly to the early improve
ments on covering for over the holi.
days. Spot steady; net unchanged tC
10 points higher. Sales 1880 bags.
December $5.25. Spot quiet; No. Z
Rio TIC; mild quiet; Cordova SR a
12c.
SUGAR--Raw, firm; fair refining
1857; centrifugal SO test ALI; molas-
SEES sugar 3.42; refined steady Con
fectioners A 4S5 mould A $40; cut
loaf SIS; crushed 5.75; powdered
SIS; granulated sos; cubes $50.
Note-The produce and coffee ex.
change here will be closed Saturday
Sept. 4, and Labor Day, the 9th.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-04
One Thing Was Certain.

When Carol was nearly -four years
old, her parents had occasion To
move into another part of town. and
one morning. when strange little
girl wandered into the yard. Carol,
who is an only child. was delighted
with the idea of "a playfellow.
Woodworking, little GIRL she
called oat brightly. did you tome
to play wiz me?"
The little girl, who was older and
larger than Carol, stared and was
dumb
Whats your name, little girl?"
Carol proceeded,
No answer. sM
Are you fye?"
Still no answer.
Are you SKIP ~
The cE...I fidgeied and grinned but
remained silent with, her finger in
her mouth
Carol surveyed her calmly mo-
ment and then remarked emphati-
cally, We'll, | don't know your
name, and don't know how old you
are, but do know you aren't very
smart for your age! "-Delineator.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-04

dered another dozen lemons, had the
iceman fill her icebox to the brim and
reminded her husband not to forget to
send out supply Of palm leaf fans as
soon as possible.
The day OF the porch party the
thermometer fell 80 degrees. so 1t was
rather dubious company that re-
ceiyed their hostess cheerful greet
ing.
of course it's a little cooler than
hoped 1t would be" she said gayly.
But what's the use OF having such a
glorious view and such roomy porch
If you don't enjoy thems" ~
Il thought maybe we'd go into the
house" ventured Mrs Proctor.
Admire my viewn Mrs. Deesol
commanded "Do you wonder that
care nothing for the seashore since we
moved here? fall asleep at night
to the sound Of the waves and awake
to the roar of the surf"
II should think the foghorA would
bother you a lot" said Mrs, Ander.
SON.
1T makes the place seem so much
like the seashore," said the hostess.
cheerfully. G'll go now and see about
the little spread my maid is prepar-
ing. II you'll3 excuse me-"
Il don't believe she's needed In
there at ALL said Mrs Proctor, when
the hostess had disappeared 1T was
merely an excuse for going In to get
warm"
i hope the tea Is good and hot"
said Mrs. Tucker, smiling, II have al
ready acquired stiff neck and feel
as IL I'D break II l moved.
"I'm going to take that upholstered
chair" said Mrs Lewis, rising "Thi,
| wicker one Is the celdest thing syel
| sat in. The wind GENES between thu
| sticks like wintry blast"
i've stuffed some cushions arom;t
me-" said Mrs. Dunbar. 1T helps {
| lott"
yes, but there aren't enough II
tuck US all In" said Mrs. Simons my
| husband told me to wrsp up. but
said that of course we'd stay insicc
with CRATE fire"
Don't talk about crate fres!
| groaned Mrs. Proctor, did you evel
see anything as cold az that, lake?'
II don't look at It," said Mrs. Ander
son. Il. turn my back on It,"
And run the risk OF an attack Of
lumbago, not to mention sciatica.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-04
He Hts Back.

There had been domestic spat at
breakfast
you monster!" snapped the ma
iron, who was always scolding, you
are not like my two former hns-
bands. They were tender men" !
Il never doubted that they were
tender. Maria ventured the meek
man. when you kept them In hot
water all the time" And he Just
cleared the porch two yards ahead
of the rolling pin.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-04
Rude Awakening.

I'm not acquainted with the GUS
toms OF this blooming, country" re-
marked the Britisher who had just
arrived. DO they rap you UP In
the mornings over here?" &}
"Dey rap me up, governor" grim
ned the weary wayfarer with the
crownless hat.
"Ah. indeed. Where, outside OF
your room i'll the hotel?"
mo, on the soles Of me shoes. |
sleep en- de -beHeAe ~ : In In depaeE ;.
The Cairo bulletin., 1909-09-04

She was so serene and 80 pleased
with It all that they swallowed their
disappointment with the freezing bev-
erages and tried to make merry In
spite Of the icy wind, II they left re-
markedly early they did 1t so tact
fully that their hostess did not guess
the reason.
TITS been such a treat to have you"
she called after them n they depart
ed. II feel quite like q missionary
in rescuing you from your apartments
and fiiling you with. ozone"
Maybe II was azone." muttered
Mrs. Tucker. X thought u was rAsu.
matism."
"She enjoyed a." said Mrs. Proctor,
as they hurried down the street. but
I think voice the feelfags Of the
company when l declare that an go
ing straight home to take . sti1 desc
Of quinine and 20. 70. be4. r. Aet slAn-
kets.s---Chicago DAILY News.