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The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01
GO TO THE MOTH POLE

Bakery for the best bread and pastry
The only Coffee House In town.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01

Prize Winner Drausht Beer at the
Eagle.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01

Cut Flowers. Williams Hot House,
Sandspit.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01
TRYING TO BREAK
INTO TAFT'S HOUSE
Nuggets Special Service.

Nuggets special SERVICE.
BEVERLY. July 20 Secret service
men have arrested George Shuch-u. a
colored man. who vas caught trying ID,
break into President Taft,s house
Photo Albums. Lomen Bros
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01

Moonlight Springs or Salt Water
Baths at the Elite Bath House.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01

FOUND AT THE WINDSOR.
Tub. plain, Turkish, steam and
plunge baths. Barber shop in con-
nection.
The Nome daily nugget., 1910-08-01
AT The EAGI z

AT TIE EAGLE.
Hot Clam Nectar, Beef and Tomato
Toner, New England and Jamaica
Rum. GIN. Brandy and Whiskey.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-01
PERSONAL MENTION

Guests at the Hotel Adams are F. Lawrence Walker. Washington. D. C.; J. H. Warner. Los Angeles: E. w. Brooks. C. F. Kinney. Los Angeles; Dr. and Mrs. Frank Rainer, Detroit Mich: Mir and Mrs. J. A Scallord Seattle; Marcus l.. Hurley, New York: J. D. Nebenzahl. New York; J. H. Pullen. Glendale: J. Fred Fletcher. Nogales: George w. Rice, San Francisco: l.. l.. Lowder. Globe; |; c. w. Brooks. Houston: T. F. Camp bell. Prescott.
 At the Ford are w. C. Rose, Par ker: w. w. Parkinson, Los Angeles {; ]. H. Henness. Kelvin; Dr. H. E. Hufnare, Minneapolis: D. E. Bom- durant. Mesa City. Kans.; H. R. Arnold. Albert. Kans.
 At the Commercial are w. C. Kline Kansas City: w. H. Burbage, Win slow; J. H. Bazell. Winslow: NJ. l. Puffer. Chicago: P. P. Grigsby. FlE- ence; Walter Hall, Pittsburg; J. F Hall. Tempe.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-01
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured

with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they cannot reach the seat of the disease. Catarrh Is blood or constitutional dis ease. and in order to cure it you must take internal remedies. Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken internally. and acts direct Y on the blood and mucous surfaces. Halls Catarrh Cure is not a quack med icine. It was prescribed by one of the best physicians in this country for years and is regular prescription It is composed of the best tonics k:iowp. combined with the best blood purifiers acting directly on the mucous surfaces. The perfect combination of the two in gradients Is what produces such wonder ful results in curing Catarrh. Send for testimonials free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Props,
 Toledo, O. Sold by Druggists. price 75c.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipa tion.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-01

A sprained ankle will usually dis able the injured person for three or four weeks. This is due to lack of proper treatment. When Chamber lain's Liniment is applied a cure may be effected in three or four days. This liniment is one of the best and most remarkable preparations in usA 0oM by all druggists.
Arizona republican., 1910-01-01
ARIZONA REsEkAH LODGE

No. l, l. O. O.. F., will give a grand ball at O'Neills hall January 1. 1910
 4 good time is assured. All are in- vited. Besse orchestra. Tickets $1.00.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-30

Dear Miss Grey recently met a
young man who has since been
calling on me three times a week
lie said be would call last Wcdneu.
day but did not Shall I write and
ASK him what IL wronEf Maize.
A. Hy NO means lie owes you
an apology. or an explanation al
least
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-30
BREAKS A COLD In
JUST A FEW HOURS
WITHOUT QUINlNE

Nothing else that you can take
win break your cold or end grippe
80 promptly aH a dose Of Pape'a
Cold Compound every two hours un.
til three consecutive doses are
taken
The most miserable neuralgia
pains. headache. duilnesa. head and
nose stuffed up. feyeriahness. sneez.
ing running ~ the nose. sore
throat, mucous catarrhal discharges.
soreness, stiffness. rheumatism
pains and other distress begin TO
leave after the very first dose.
fapo'H Cold Compound Is the re
suit OF three years research at a
cost OF more than nfy thousand
dollars. and contains no quinlne.
which we have conclusively demon.
strated IL not effective IN the treat.
ment Of colds or grippe.
Take this harmless Compound as
directed. with the knowledge that
there IL no other medicine made
anywhere else in the world which
viii cure your cold or end grippe
misery ~ promptly and without any
other assistance or bad after effects
as a Is cent package Of Pape'a Cold
Compound. which any druggist In
the world can supply.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-30
Home Helps to Beauty

To REMOVE sIpERFLuors HAIR
---uelAtans Is safe and harssiesa aopil-
aterV that IL successfully used iu remov.
ms supcrfluans hair feesu face and fure+
arms ne Is sold py druEgfsts. and r.
pretty expensive. a. if costs a dollar an
ounce but even At that price &c IA much
cheaper and more satisfactory than elec'
trpiysis Mx a little AriAtuue with
enough water 70 make paste and cover
the skIn FROM which yea wtsh ta remove
the hair. ict it remain two og three miu-
utss: then uipe aff sad wash wtth warm
water tf the hAir does Eraw again tt
will be iisht ls ccioF and hardly diaceru-
tble I've 81 three applieat.ous oi della
tcne ~ili permanently remove b.
A SHAMPOO NOu WILL. lax E--rhe
ordinary shampoo is bother and a tor
meat. me canthrox sham pao ls pleasure
and a delight Dissolve a teaapeonfui -
csnthroS in cap of bet water. pour a
little ON the head az tirae. rub wrll
thea rinse With warm water This Sham
poo - - satisfactory. because t produces
an abundance % fine. risa lather that
Thoroughly cleanses the scalp ana hair
relieves itching scaip. driss aaickiy and
evenly. ana saves the BAR llsnt etlEht
ard nfty. Remember inst most soaps
eontain aisaiI aed aikaii sirsaks the haiT
and makes if dali ard sritfir
TO PURIFY THE BLOOD rimplrs
and htatrhss are an Indication that ths
blood t. QUE o. order; - So aafiaw raHs.
IL a recipe Ter an clt-faanianeH hrrsr-
made sysfsrn tonic that PARTIES the
blood. aruuH#s tho torpid liver and aidH
digestion Get from Yaur dFakEiss one
ounce o. kardens, dissolve it in S pint
sicehol ard add enough hollius wafsr fs
make faii Quart A tahitapaoatai %
THIS tnexpenAise tonic before each mcaI
clears the cNwpieAi1m removes liver
hfotehes and skin sruptinns. restores iest
sppetitss tones % the systrn AID ribs
wa % that tired feeling
TO SOFTEN AND Written TIRE
SkiN---To clear up and whifrn the az ia
aaa secure that charm % feufhfui fresh
ness - naaeh desired - an aararn. BE- T.
better 70 rely upon COED lotion rsthef
than p0wdsr. To SIT fld 81 the shiny
or muddy lock in gnar cpanpiexteu. ala-
spfvs four uunees % sNarmsS In 3. ugng
hot w<ter. ard add tNo teaspoeufuis ~
gHceriue. Apaif This % your face. meek
aaa &rrna rWheluE EsutlF untH dry. This
lotion does not show nr FBh orr ike pow
der. and "a mach better tt - splendid
for removing tan. srsekies, pimpiss ana
sallownssa Advt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-30
FASHIONS

In the newest gowns closenoss Of
rt IL absolutely essential Waists
show little curve. and sleeves are
still short.
Broad collars are seen on many
Of the new coats and even on some
OF the newest gowns.
skirts are sun narrow and
straight
Evening wraps OF colorod velyets
are the newest In that line.
Kid garniuros are being much
used by milllners in flowers, quilts
and cahochuns
Velvet buttons and narrow vel
vet ribbons are extensively used as
trimming
SILK sashes and ties finished with
large silk balls are used ON the
new gown models
Cape gloves are the proper hand
coverings TO wear with tailored
suits and long coats.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-30

WHATS THE USE making A
chids might be perfect
heried from old
hkeb show In the ehild"-Mts FREDERICK sCHoFF.
mother OF seyen and president National Congress Of Mothers
TROUBLE WITH AMERICAN SERVANTS IL simply tho
lack training 81 poor
bodies be Of any
them and neglect the elements which
know II they to be successful
"CLuB LIFE TEACHES WOMAN value o Eenucneaa.
and Justice II
love. but the difficult attainment
she dsikcs this club club
teaches restraint that there
them"-MRs WILLIAM r HEtMUTH. champion Of
the world. belonging 100 clubs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-30

The Industrial development Of
Alaska, as recommended by Gov.
ornor Clark. viii be the subject
OF conferences between the com
mlttoe on national affairs aud the
committee on Alaskan affairs OF the
Chamber OF Commerce A plan will
be formulated 10 support Governor
Clarks recommendations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-30
CALL SPECIAL ELECTION

J. Louis Charbneau, curator Of
the Washington State Art assocla.
ton. yesterday filed with the city
comptroller petition calling for
a special election February n on
n bond issue OF 100000, 10 be OK.
pended for the purchase Of a site
for the Museum of Arts and
Sciences, The petition Is signed
by s.237 names
Comptroller Boutwell, promptly
made application TO the civil sery-
Ice board for force Of clerks 10
check up the petition.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-30
CyNtkiAGrcys
Correspondent

Dear Miss Grey: | am 10, @ feet 9
inchea tail and weigh i48 pounds.
How long should my skirts he. and
how should ! wear my hair2
Flora
Skirts 10 shoe tops, or lust
above. Hair parted. rolled at sides.
braided aud tied near end wiui
large ribbon bow. or turned up and
tied close 10 head.
Dear Miss Grey: O) Should one
send a gItt on receipt Of invitation
TO a wedding reception CD when
and 10 whom should one send ae.
acknowledgement of inyitationg
Mary.
An Not necessarily. CD To
the parents, or those in whose
names the invitations are issued.
Dear Miss Grey. On | am 20. and
engaged 10 a man who refuses to
work What shall do7 ca IL
shocking becoming 20 large per.
sonf Maud
An Better break the engage.
ment unless you love him enough 20
support him all his life. 90 No.
Dear Miss Grcyf UD What can |
give my flnnco for Chrlaimaaf f2b
What will make the hair fiuffy7
4 Reader.
A-(D Scarf pin set with his
birthstone. and tie TO match. Books
smoking set Hand embroidered
initial handkerchicfs. go Dry
shampoo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-30

Rev. Or Adna Wright Leonard.
pastor Of the First Methodist
Episcopal church. IN an address
before the First Baptist church
last night commended the work
OF the council probing committee
Theirs Is splendid. self.sacri-
ficlng and thankleas task. But the
time viii come when the man Of
eva Influence Will finally be de.
thronef from hia official place Of
power"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-30
FATH.

Better trust all and be de.
eeiycd,
And weep that trust and
that dcCoiying,
Than doubt one heart. that II
believed.
Had blessed ones life with
true believing.
Frances Anne Kemble.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-30
NEWS OF SPECIAL INTEREST TO WOMEN READERS OF The STAR
MOT HERR
PROBLEMS

IL IL well 10 remember that the
happieht and hcalthieHt child ia the
one who ia least handled.
aa
String beans, peas and spinach
are by far the best vegetables for
children and their mothers 10 eat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-30
- FEFTF 4FFFF
! WOMAN RUNS WIRELESS.

4 NEW YORK. Nov 30.-Thc
4 first woman wireless operator
4 on an ocean steamer sailed on
= the Clyde liner Mohawk yes.
4 terday. She 10 Miss Gray.
\ nella Parker, Of jacksonville,
= and ~ only ~ years old She
= has had two years experience
= ~ manager OF q telegraph Of.
= flee at Sanford. Fla
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-30

Dear Miss Grey, wish 10 give
five ~ my men friends a midnight
lunch Please tell me- what to
serve. Charlca
A -~- Rye bread sandwiches.
cheese. potato salad and coffee.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-30

Begin early 70 teach tho t.4.
regular habits. Two months IA ~, ".
too young nv
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-11-30

Encourage the habit Of truthful.
neas 10 the children By Always tell.
Ink them the truth
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-26

discovery that meat scraps were carefully saved and made use Of they would
for cooking also familiar before this government expert r into
the making Of meat pie meat used longer cooking necessary than
h
like Washington and dig the senator who is
book his job That
nrtst in his A that worth having
not bu o Teddy
bowling
brae of
will
mlycOddler would
disputes by arbitration
in the
is
the
fighting the
lie
publication
would where the British
would tell
could
the the Methodis
Prob
but
people guilty of
gallery filed the the
which obsnes the place of
of the the for the etca de-
W o
it, the Roosevelt motto lie
knows the Others, like the squirming
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-26

independence, Ore, says "For ten
years / was troubled by attacks Of kid
ney complaint and finally became SO
bad on that ! was forced 10 walk In
stopped position. My kidneys were
disordercd and on account Of too fire..
quent passages Of the seeretons, / WAS
obliged 10 arise during the night
often ! had to sit Mp, being unable 20
lie comfortably 10 any position. My
limbs became swollen and there was a
pnftnefs beaeath my eyes ! doetoTed
ana tried everything that vas brought
NJ Wy Ioilce, but received 10 relief va
ell ! began uslng noan's baekaeha KID
rey PILE ThoY helpfd me from the
hrti Hnd ! um to-day fgpa from kidney
complaint ! believe there IL nnlhlnp
as enefilfe ~ Dean 2 haehaehr KID
RfY pllls iu eurna ihls trouble =
nasn's haekafhr kldneg f|lls o.,
cola hy hl AiHgflfls ana sieIshtspfu
~ AZ feHiF pef hos ifls bosses 5000
nj aIi' ~ mallfd pa feef'H N Prise b
iAa llnllBiff nug GOV ilanalHll shells
fHiH affHir 80 iNf HHHalIsn ifandf
nrmfmhri ils eHHf, iiHsHf snl
+ ishf ~ fllF'ilgtf
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-26
Small alks

JOE FERN-Certainly serve
AAkkAM-i am going to write articles
tiSer that will open the prohibionists' "
JACK MfADDENA girl in San Francisco turned
looks like Now, what do tina
the rOasto
LOUIS MoRRIsoNSome LousM Morrison
Mhopees fame father saying ANYTHING
IL Us "''N''e
jim poudHERrYf the Empire isn't slowdd Tuesday
In he ~ NfN"'s'
= EDITOR ANNE adverse unbappv a
uons journalists unChrsan
least q
CLARENCE WATERMAR-wa until
Ing the coming Tho public will msthing pont
though I'm a f"'
JOHN MARTIN must sag on dlfslpanita m dssing
my congregation az the prison when De oiss ha vii
months probation according tho Methodist Halea
CAPTAIN BERGER
seenndFd bic
We ss'enaa lf fmpefef on ls gburses spd he
esdHsA M Tsaeaf Lemonade panty gea ls sslu
ns ~ please boz Yepna eal Fa'i heaaatl o n ag
Il hgtlaN
-'rT-rHr- -r-r-f - 80 ~r-He-r-,rrsrr
lfsheu fiofsI auf ihg aH rer Mel lsht 40 "a
h'''r sg asF sssl ss - lss w lep ea nas Tssp
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-26

fight for the position are John Ross,
John Bohnenberg, Otto Rose, A. NJ.
Cabrinha. 1t is also said that j. T.
Moir is ready to hold down the lid for
a second term if the convention should
look his way. Hawaiian candidates are
as yet scarce, though they will probably
be heard from in the near future. The
general opinion seems to be that it
would be well if bushes man should
be candidate from Hilo, but the selec-
ton of the running mate, who must be
a Hawaiian, is matter of the utmost
Importance
For county clerk the suggestion of
the name of Earl Williams, which was
made by National Committeeman Hol-
s.ein, has been very coldly received,
not on account of any feeling against
Williams, who is very well liked, but
on account of the fact that his age,
twenty-five years, makes him hardly
fitted for candidate for such an i'm
portant office. AS result, the sug-
gestion did little except to cause COM
ment by those interested. Williams is
working in the office of the county at
torney at present.
For the sheriffship there seems to be
no candidate in the open at present ont
side of the incumbent, Sam Pua. There
is talk to the effect that Antoine Fer
nandez of Hamakua would take the
nomination of it was offered to him, but
strong pressure is being brought to bear
to keep him in his present position as
member of the board of supervisors
where he has made an exceptionally
good member.
: For county treasurer, SWANS nam'
| is again being mentioned as the op
, ponent for Lalakea, and another rumoi
has sprung up that stephen Desha, thu
present supervisor, would have the hes
: chance of any man in the country t.
carry the ticket through to victory TO
: this office. Desha has made no state
J ment on the subject, the suggestion
probably never having reached his ears
5 For county attorney, w, II. Beers seem
fairly sure of the nomination at pres
, emit, though it is recognized that he viii
5 have a hard fight on his hands shout
, Harry Irwin accept the Democrat
. nomination again. II is hardly though
e that he will do so, however, as in tn
: past two years his practise has increase
e 10 such degree thar the salary woul
a hardly pay him for what he would los'
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-26
HIDDEN DANGERS
Nature Gives Timely Warnings THAI
No Honolulu citizen Can Atiori
70 IGNORE.

DANGER SIGNAL no ! comes 10
the kidney SreTetions They sill va,
you when ih' hdners arc FIek va
hidn9yf Ca rte eies amber null
Sick kidneys 81 pa out thin, pale and
fusmy oT q tbieki 40, lllsme.liag
urine full u sedImrni and lussllsf
NJ passage.
BANGEH SIGNAL 30 3 sames from
ihe back Hasa phns dnll aui heavy
sf sharp ani tenif tfli PEA ~ Slek No
nqfH api aasn 500 q ihe AppIpael "
fNlsf ilainlfH bra hnFhfH aIrratr
hnan'a hIanf9 iJIla fnIf s|fk tiaNell
HHf fuu frm rffManrnft liffH "A
iif hrii III na0f
ffd NeHll alf. msifaapt ApIs A.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-26

HILO, April 23.--At meeting of
the county committee of the Republican
party, held last night, Carl S. Smith,
the local attorney, was elected man.
ager of the preliminary campaign. This
means, in all probability, that he will
manage the entire campaign for the
Republicans of Hawaii, but the present
county committee has only authority to
act until the convention, when new
committee will be chosen.
Mr.. Smiths title is that of assistant
secretary of the county committee, fol-
lowing the plan which has been taken
up by the Territorial committee in Homo
lulu, where LOrrin Andrews was given
the same title as manager of the ter
ritoriaf campaign, The vote by which
Mr.. Smith was elected was unanimous
| one.
The Hawaiian Herald of April 81
says:
The meeting of the Republican county
committee, held Tuesday evening, took
up some interesting matters and was
| finally adjourned till tomorrow night
in order to grant certain members time
to investigate the situation. The bone
of contention was the selection of q
campaign manager, to be known as the
assistant secretary of the county com
mittee, The name of Carl iSmith was
the only one brought before the meet
ing, there having been one other namt
mentioned outside, but withdrawn be
| fore the meeting took place.
| When the subject was first brought
up there was rather a sharp dicussioI
and several members of the committed
made strenuous objection 10 taking an!
action at the time, claiming that tn,
appointment If Smith was being rail
roaded through without giving the mem
beers of the committee n chance to con
slider other names. Other member
wanted Immediate action, but the for
mer carried the day and action wa
postponed til Friday.
1t seems certain that there viii b
no lack of candidates for the position
of supervisors of North and South Hill
on the Republican ticket from the pres
ent indications, and no one has th
fainter i'co - ~'hnt 'hc ultimate re
suit will be- Among those who hay
declared iheir intention of making
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-26

|
pleunged
responsible of the crime committed after dark
in hired peddr and kept
forget that cornet Why
doesn't he give the rest of the band show, anyhow
Wonder Who's kissing Now' adds the gladness
of the glad fantastic at the rn but prefer even the brand OF Swefy
which the Salvation Army proudly blowing cOrnet
district Homo
bushes 1t
players. may allowed trade
winds with noises which would disgrace pig caught gate but
any place whirmg pa ball
skating then that
place that uncomfortable towards which SINNERS like
which qualify myself language
thoroughly disguised or
drowned by of music Of late have been busy and have had
~ Wonder Who's Kissing Her Now ''DOn Take Me Home
other MiltOnn verses to alleged musi
Deep of things
punishment
eternal aemauma for that ndeigabe human bellows the rink
O.
pS oG' mad % the % s Ta his v G
anss potea h impossible po but a" the king insisted ted
ah % "fe b Tsas s9ug the fire ps over the The
@ H % n Ss sss G ae S, aG
the T asE'f the 'q paSas Of who saw David n
possible S e ba os ood out sna' supposed w nsto
thing dd down from above from pesf o
s bu s e %a 0 Of realism has
a5s s Of do~s
Company Sys Which require dining
hot
sfidde cakes @ play where wne
opened up
liquid ne the properly an GENERALLY wn e ods or
:aSstasa
M sm df aH ons the % w o as % a f an
cheap eisa9s S tscm among
psR sought '
whispered evening all the aetors had
was staged ~ssonoad or @ S'i had to be
d baskets pp Gsa u whole STn For Frank Indian @
Sad disturbed the pe"Gsus setting of his apartments Indian
Occasionally there odd part payer
@ and ss n pR a% tSs most si e5G
ACTOR %s aEaP 'opS5S H a % On
one the e @ @ Or watch dO supposed to be on certain
envelope without PsS of paper within when is believed be safely
things influence play requiring player
evening Harvard was on revolver hal 10
Cartilage % wen" %as Found request Sa u Sa R s' SaE
' l iaS i %I' too LARGE T %o y WAS nGsSs
and TGyoe and ball cartridges found The cartridges taken shop
the stage by of the delivered prop
s"gnse l@ realizes as SITS IN luxury on the Other side Days before h
the props Necessary d scene been ppscd and busy po rope
oasos and Cubs and no sooner il o 3 a6 aSTaS a%. any, a
secured and the former ones returned to their
, I mot prominently displayed item Ia' Bulletin
Isn made IN The Advertiser were They to that M
guilty criminal conspiracy were Elm n isue viii os Who y m
' Ss 3 1S, r as L s"i Es 81 'g %"S s -.
ls,e Sisd a 9 ' ae a planning aahe, 'dAes y not he
s' l2 ,,s' tsl ny NJ" @ @ under selef gpen allowed
Ia ul gaa iae NJ adghit e Auln mating maa falur
'"'''' '''"'''''''' ''" =. '.''. ..' ..s''''"'
ga = s . G ' .. . Tsl .i ,oa . ..'se.,s
ss ss h. . @.s sfs .. T .s, :. ,g ss.. l
a ltel sgft W iN Wp, ~ af,i ~ iaifs l nfaL .i o0t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1910-04-26

5ssn his das stopping . et g a
you get your {obP 'isa asked D''ns '" "
lodging bullets and eseap ga P g S WyGmg and got
federal JOB and of the eattmen me ap
@ pooee clerk interrupted interesting that
The postmaster up dropped some agated
'.Wee1S ba d anything .i He considered S minute
DstfT the mail go until The public wSi
good letter today' " $50 : : ~ 'io" JUST
gory Mr. Plat tSsn a asEs seeking get
W1er didn't you said starting out of his cry ..Bo
know that can shear sheep
much better than can run posee But saying
sheep sheep sonsn aee fHS pb b % ss woo from
o e course the public
reasonable The had Fea and dom
letter nH@ of % h R @y G R
whef h 5sos put the street number
Yards h nd the but always
..Ro you like being postmaster asked
like solitude hepherder has his soul sos
While we talking up and wanted to
know why the bazes letter he man week
was greatly impressed philosophical bearing of the postmaster At
letter s % he dved there's nothing over Your
got tim there S a. A Rs fe e 81
they don G ea aUod tn 8Te and maybe find somewhere
indignant citizen exedy explained had
ssrves you right for sending replied the
and Mr. get you turn You over to Nh Rreo m
m @ comes from the same foreign country do wymng
h ne indignant citizen thoroughly queed fed
dmyu
% are the qualifications
Why, must Wyoming said Pratt e.what
d YOU suPPo ETA Didn't come from wyeming
/ had never been in wyoming a0v Io than
t aS P ana dn Ike mutton That seemed
nearly ehoked to DEATH and had to flee the