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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1912-07-04
II am all right now no v
thanks toDr. Miles
Heart Remedy" :

The same relief is ready for you
Are you sure you do not need ii
If DR.. Miles, Heart Remedy helpe,
Charles Holmes. why won't it bell
your
n wastzoubled with heart disease
and after reading about DR.. Miles
Heart Remedy, got 4 bottle. Be-
fore l got the Heart Remedy I lad
to sit up most Of the night and felt
very bad At my stomach. Whatever
1would eat made me feel worse, and
my heart beat very fast. But thanks
to Dr.. Miles Heart Remedy, l an
all right now. eat good, sleep
good, and feel like a new man, H.
though l am almost IS years old. I
have been = soldier in the late wa1
of the rebellion, and was badly
wounded" CHARLES HOLMES,
Private Co. B, 54th N. Y. Infantry
Volunteers, Walton, Delaware Co,
NY.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1912-01-04
Christian Church

The Christians have gotten
their churcn under way in Roy,
and when finished it will be an
ornament to our growing little
city. The building will cost 81
00o, and will be built in such a
manner that as the congregation
grow in strength and member.
ship, with but little additional
cost the edifice may be enlarged.
II. R. Woodward, has the erec.
tion of the building in hand.
which means that when finished.
In the latter part of February,
the good people of the Christ,
ian faith will have a house of wor.
ship they need not be ashamed of,
as for as public appearance is con.
cerned. We congratulate Bro.
Hunt and his co-laborers on the
achievements thus far made and
look for greater.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1912-01-04
Our New Years Dance

The dance given by the Prim-
rose Progressive Circle at l. O.
y. f. hall Tuesday evening was a
pronounced success, and those
who love and adhere to the Tes
psichasean art are guessing when
the next soiree of the Circle will
be given. The best part OF these
little functions is, the proceeds
go to the benefit of our schools
something that everybody is or
should be interested in. Among
the features was two negro dia-
lscts by that versatile artist, Olen
Leach.
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laid on a sound footing. II,
boundaries of the county were de
cided on, which we will print as
soon as they are received from
the engravers. The Finance Com.
mlttee was handed subscription
lists and no doubt a goodly sum
VIII be raised, eelipsing all for.
mer amounts. A very interest
ing communication was read from
Ii. B. Jones, and needless to saw
that he is very optimistic over
our chances for a new county at
this session of the legislature. 1t
oehooves every citizen, regard.
less OF whether he lives at Roy or
not, to boost. The boundaries Sc.
'ected by the Executive Commit
tee are quite different from the
boundaries defined in the last bill.
Everybody seems of the opinion
that we will get a new county this
time.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1912-01-04

Hutch is without friends in
his own country.
Irving Floersheim is a mighty
nice young man who stands high
in Springer, where he is well
known. The chances for the
new paper would be better if his
name alone was at the head of the
editorial page. Mr.. Walkowiak
is better known in Roy and Mora,
the county seat of Mora county.
SO here is good luck and a hap.
py New Year to the Springer
Times. May it meet with the
success it merits; no more, no
less, Maxwell Mail.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1912-01-04
A CHRISTMAS
TRAGEDY
Alamagorda the Scene of a
Tragic Murder on Ac-
count Of an Insult.

Alamogordo, Dec 25.-J. H.
Castledine shot Vidal Duran with
a So-3O rife yesterday after
noon, Duran dying about 0 hours
later.
The shooting took place some
four miles above La Luz, near the
home of Perfecto Madrid.
1t appears that the only wit
nesses to the shooting are J. ii.
Castledine and William Ostie.
DR.. j. r. Gilbert attended Du.
ran but was unable to render
any assistance, the victim of the
bullet dying about 4 o'clock Wed.
nesday morning of internal hem
orrhage. The ball struck in the
right thigh.bone and, ranging up-
ward, passed through the blad-
der and lodged in the lower
bowels.
1t is claimed by Mr.. Castledine
that Duran and companion in
and so frightened Mrs.
Castledine as she was riding
horseback along the road near
their home that she sustained Sc
we're injuries trying to free herself
from their onslaught. When she
returned home bleeding and 50
frightened she with difficulty
told her story, he became en-
ragged, armed himself with a six-
shooter and a 30-3O rife and pro-
oeeded to look the offenders up.
de found them near the home Of
Perfccto MadriS, who resides
about four miles nertheast Of La
Luz, and gave. ~ }-uksa}..
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1912-01-04

At the regular meeting of the
Harmony Rebekah Lodge, last
Friday night the following officers
were installed for the ensuing six
months: Blanch Kitchell, Noble
Grand; Mrs. H. Goodman, Vice
Grand; Mrs. Emily Kitchell,
Treasurer; Grace Collins, Secre-
tary; Mrs. Gussie Floersheim,
Past Grand.
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Mr.. L. l.. Rupert sold out his
interest in the Rupert Real Estate
Company toJ. N. Nutter. While
we are sorry to see Mr.. Rupert
sell out, we are glad to see MIR.
Nutter 90 into business, as both
OF the gentlemen are good busi.
ness men and can make things so.
The Spanish American. [volume] (Roy, Mora Co., N.M.) 19??-19??, 1912-01-04

Forrest Remesberg, the popu.
lar salesman of the Remesberg
Nero, Co. of Ration was calling
on the local business men, Thurs.
day and Friday.
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Herbert Davis was married on
Christmas morning to Miss Phoe,
be Beard, at the home of groom S
parents, 12 miles northeast Of
Roy, Judge F. H. Foster pertorm-
ing the ceremony. Tho young
couple is well known, th having
been here for the aypree years.
They will make eur home on
The. homestead ar. Davis, od.
iacent to his/
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Harry Todd, the travelling sales.
man of Trinidad was a business
caller in the city Wednesday and
Thursday.
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Seeding Alfalfa

How to apply the seed to the
soil, and how much seed to SOW
per acre, are questions that are
often asked in the growing Of al
falfa. In the first place it matters
but little how the seed is sown SO
long as it Is distributed evenly
over the field. There are several
machines made for seeding al
falfa, viz, the hand seeder, the
wheelbarrow seeder, the weed.
seeder or broadcaster drawn by
horses, and the common drill.
Any OF the above may be used
successfully. If the field to be
is small ,,one of the hand machines
may be used, but if the area is
large a horse drawn machine is
preferred.
The amount of see s,d e 1OSv
acre, depends 40 y - ~,Ss uM' !,
the seea { w -
.6pwn. 7 -.
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Nrlu Vtal'a 6rrrttrtp

Moy 1918 be the best year Of
your life, and only be a starter
for batter thiDgs ip life that
may come to you.
SPANISH-AMERIcAN.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL
CONVENTION
Eastern Mora County Sunday
School Association Holds
Meeting Here.
a. regular Fifth Sunday con.

r. regular Fifth Sunday con.
vention of the Eastern Mora
(. County Sunday School Associa
tion was held at the school house
in Roy last SUNDAY, delegates and
Visitors being present from Mos
qucro. Solano, Pleasant View,
Liberty, Pinehill Valley schools,
those at Palouse Valley and Mills
not being represented, which
fact was very much regretted by
those in attendance.
A good gathering was present,
and the program, a splendid one,
was IN charge oflVice-P President
Rev. Hunt. The morning exer-
cises we're rather short, a sump-
tuous dinner being the leading
feature of it. The afternoon pro
gram. however, included many
very interesting and instructive
talks by Mmes. Reed, johnson
and others, an especially good
paper by Miss Kearch, of Mos
quero. round table by Earl Trif-
fel, and some excellent music by
the Mosquero and Pinehill Valley
choirs.
he officers chosen to serve
during the ensuing year are as
follows;
President, j. M. Elder.
Vice-Prssiden., J. G. Reid.
Field Secretary, Rev. c. W.
Hunt.
Secretary, Mrs. Geo Lucas.
The Solano delegation extend.
- cordial invitation TO meet
lll,Ein MIaS7.f~er1iictT
Nl,5tIod unanimously ac
cepted. The convention closed
its labors early to allow the Mos
quero people to catch the train
forhome.
Taken altogether, the conyen-
tion was one ofthe most interest
ing yet held, and as, time elapses
it is believed the interest in these
meetings will greatly increase.
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IL. M. West, the popular saw
mill man wasa business caller in
the city Thursday.
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tbeir tlasi 'llg y pm nlsi0FIane 70 burn ol
Il fss,r sasmn large .,. forge Monday nie5l n
vor''il ssems that Paul Anderson wa ~
iDoh nObklng ing, late that night on sou, @a
bo i~'d dons wsld, Sc, something that cannot nDoI
and uO ppne On In all blacksmith sbonS b,,,,S'
aiSad ana ne e, went home and left S"Ips' fbs
piece. piece of iron in the fire, and and - sNe
result next morning when I,u b" as as a
lovO d work y ne 4 found the forge burned
'0"n ana the shop full Of smoke l,r'
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"a %'ss oint. Edna edna. Huspp4s,L O.
Fears. Hern during : N. :.
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hyeritt Jones, is boDDi0o
rsSpIl suua os on his his best leg now as b
Was T,w'y 1g,, last Saturday. The ,a + t,lip 7 I
tired irs ley os standing, and becopb~ ay ,iIul
started d os W. Jones' delinqscy, |
.emptea ~, !, lnd when Eyeltt at,
I00sH Hlsa pausSS ssS4top them hesOt his h
ms LINN. ie FlS PAUSE of {
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nesday aaS llss, sSs.,a sno" That fe,i ,
precinied dIsV'1s BY tEs will :, be much
y md vicinity. '''' farmers of !
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:, eu less seed viii be required,
this case each seed will ~,
good place to send its "a nsls' J
the best seed obtgngA ,N, seeds.
Il that it be free frog n,,urs weeds
should he foupa that it
against sOw too Huch seed
is cbeas tban t0feseed later
.he seIl prepyed land four
~ leighteen 6unds of seed
'cre wilsbgfound sufficient.
: seed iYput on the land
49, "a t,....l.1f 4,
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~" Wy =
81 six feet above Castledine
h Shot, the bullet striking in
right thigh, ranging upward.
bonewas shattered and death
ulted about 4o'clock Wednes-
morning --Alamagorda Ad-
'tiser News.
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NO DOUBT ABOUT FAIR.

The question of doubt about success sixe Arkansas State Fairs in Hot Springs may as we'll be eliminated from the public mind
 After each fair there has been the question raised, Shall we have an other fair?''
 Every time 1t has been answered in the affirmative and every time it has been answered promptly except cae time when a great deal of dis couragement was heaped on the en- ternrise from outside sources.
 With about 200 shares of the stock of the association represented at the meeting Tuesday night there was more enthusiasm than ever evidenced over this institution.
 Hot Springs is big enough to snp- port the state fair without outside iieip if such 6 thing Is necessary. and while every shareholder believes that day will come when the state general ly viii get behind the enterprise. yet the deferred action Is not disconcert- ing.
 1t is doubtful even if one rather tame state fair would kill the institu- tion-and certainly each has been bet ter than it's successor. With the dis position as evidenced now to get the work started early, and to put about ten months work ahead of the fair instead of about four months work, there is certain to be big results.
 Here ill Garland county and even in adjoining countries they realize results of the fair. When those re- suits extend further there win be more help from the outside,
 Arkansas, as represented in it's of- fiViai and legislative bodies will soon. CT or later realize the importance oi this work. Those shareholders who are willng to wait for full ripening of the project are to be congratulated and they may reap more than an indi- rect return for their patience.
 The only question now about the state fair Is the selection of aggres- sive officials, .he.sap ppointment of aggressive committees, the siistribu- ton of the work, and the machinery set in motion for a gigantic Arkansas State Fair in 1912 in Hot Springs. the best city in the country.
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ARLINGTON HOTEL NOTES.

With from forty to fifty new ar rivals a day; reservations galore be- ing wired in and advance mall piling up, there is every indication that the Arlington hotel is going to enjoy a sa ls..:s :s:s.esr CT month month
 This looks like business, remark. ed Clerk Frank Mcdonald. while dis trIbuting the mail last evening "Pret- ty nearly every third letter bears New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Chi cago or St. Louis postmark and is marked hold That means new guests are going to pour in tomorrow and Friday .,
 The next event on the Arlington's social calendar is the customary in- formal Assembly Saturday night.
 Prominent in yesterdays many ar. rivals at the Arlington were Mir. and Mrs. M. F. Vanbergh of Rochester. N Y, and Mrs c. A. Snellepburg of Philadelphia. They plan an indefinite stay. Mrs. snellenburg is promin- ent in social circles in Philadelphia in fact, her family is e,1e of the most noted Jewish ones in the East
 James J Maher and I. L. Mount, two popular St. Louisians, register ed together at the Arlington and were promptly joined by their pal, Al Kennedy, the Mound City cigar manu- facturer. Mount is Hot Springs regular andwas warmly greeted along Central avenue. lie brought the news that Penciler Tom Kearney, who is so we'll known and we'll liked in Hot Springs, was burnt out in East St. Louis late last week
 Maher prophecies that more St Louisfans than ever before are going to make Hot Springs this month. He daily expects little delegation head ed by J. Ed Wray. the -Dispatch's clever sporting editor
 ]. w. Bell Is another St. Louisian who registered at the Arllngton.
 Among the Fasteners reaching the Arlington yesterday in addition to Mir. and Mrs. Vanbergh, and Mrs. Snellenburg, were J. B, Dempstead of Philadelphia, and Sig Brandt of New York.
 ]. P. Broyles of Atlanta. Ga, also registered during the day.
 Arkansas arrivals at the Arlington included ]. M. Oracle, Samuel Tender son. J. L. Mcconnell of Little Rock
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CCZY INN
Nw.---.-,..,.FE FEvsg.rsrv,u..

ast CHAPEL ST. PHONE tio1
 A Modern Brick Building. 0ne-hah Block from Business Center.
 Two Blocks te Bath Houss. High Location, Quiet, ucrnelike. Table supplied from OUR FARM Every
 thing Fresh alld Wholesome. Take Bus te Hotel-Fare Refunded. RAT ES-Room and Board s1o per week and up.
 Beware Of nrummers at Depot.
 R. f.. WILLIAMS, Prop. Better Known as Peg" formerly of At lanta and Memphis, 6s Railway Agent. Furnished Cottage, Light Housekeeping. Those on diet specially cared for.
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Why there are so many candidates in the field" would make an interest ing study if # wasn't so easily answer ed in the fact that so many want to be prosecuting attorney.
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NOTICE.

To Sons and Grand Sons of Vete-- ans of the Civil War. of the C. A. R. You are requested to meet at the hall of the Grand Army Post over the postoffice on Sunday, Jan. IA. 1912 at 2:S0 ?. m. All those wishing to sign the roll call on James c. Bosley
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Montgomery county is too busy with it's own affairs to entertain the pre- iudices of the disgrmtled Of anoth CT county.
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One thing to be regretted is lack of any reliable information as to the regularity with which Charles M. Schwab pulls his time clock.
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Six hundred and ten members of the Tony family have been holding reunion in Chicago. From all accounts il was a tony affair.
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most likely to avail herself of the leap year privileges.

La Toilette hasn't yet been heard to express regret over the evident fact that his invasion of Ohio has alarm ed the President.
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When Shuster gets back to this country he may find that Uncle Sam needs a man about his size to help the head boolSkeeper.
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The 'I told you go elabr has it's membership largely increased through the recent work of the Weather Man.
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If the laundry strike could prevent the washing of dirty linen in public. all would be forgiven.
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But then if it is 20 below in the northern cities. and the sdyertising eontilues. they will have to come.
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The removal of the street beggar is another of the things that should have been done long ago.
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Rider Haggard Is now Sir Rider, and the readers Of "She" think hears as muolh of him as ever
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These after holiday sales look as if the shop keepers try to temper the trade winds to the head of the family.
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Tine harvest season is anticipated in Mexico with thriving crop Of war damage claims.
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Hetty Green says women are fools, which means, we presume, the rest of the women
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The Fulton Hotel
R. E. WESTERN. Prop.

' The Fulton is one Of the best one dollar day hotels in Hot Springs. A nice hotel for nice people. Half block from bath ' house. Nice rooms Two and a . half blocks from depot. Nice
 M shade in front. comfortable. con . venient and home like. Come
 n and see for yourself. Take
 . and see for yourself. Take Coop
 . CTS Bus Direct to the Fulton and . have fare refunded.
 = RATEs-s7o oper week and up
 to6 Hickory St.. near ouschits
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BUSINESS MEN TAKE NOTICE.

Do not cash three checks made pay able to S. Newman Checks have been lost s. NEWMAN BIO 2t
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2 ' C 2 . Q M v M . 6 g ' . [

When your feet are wet and coid. and your body chilled through and through from exposure, take biz dos3 of Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy. hathe your feet in hot water before going to bed, and you are al most certain to ward off a severe cold. Fer sale by alh dealers.
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The Teddy bear seems to be caus- ing Taft more worry than the Russian one.
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Richeson should go the way of Beat tie and others of that type.
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The winter campaign of 1912 in Garland promises to bring it's thaw
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The girl whose trump card in 1911 was platonic friondshIp is the one
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The FergusoI

Beautiful House. New FurHilS'
 MRS q. N FERGUSON. Prop } First class boari si per as u,a Special Rates by month. Near
 House and Depots. ,t| 1909 Central Ave. Phcns Y. Have Cooper Train zst cbsoA
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With from forty to fifty new ar rivals day; reservations galore be- ing wired in and advance mall piling up. there is every indication that the Arlington hotel is going to enjoy a
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TTIE MOST A1oDHRn1 HoTHL IN HOT sP7

200 Rocnis with Hot and Cold running water, and Telephone Fifty Rooms with Private Baths and Toilets
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angrily. "Oh, yes he did-sister told
me about it! l knew 1t was you when
1 got to thinking about it this morn
ing!" He painted for breath. Il can't
call you liar, Lightnut, when you
say 1 wasn't at your rooms, because
you're quicker hitter than I am,
and" He looked around and shrug-
ged. "And because We are in this
house. But you're an Internal hypo-
critic, and I want Jack to know 1t. !"
He laughed mockingly and faced his
brother. "Ask your friend, Mr.. Light
nut, about that girl In black pajamas
In his rooms!"
And he flung himself from the room
with a Parthian shot: ASK him to
tell you about her as he did me. Ask
him who 1t was!"
Billings seemed to groan. More
black pajamas!" he muttered.
I faced him eagerly. Il never told
him about her-I'u swear I didn't"
I pleaded miserably. "You know all
there is to know, Jack. I wouldn't
tell anybody in the world thing like
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that. love her too well. Much less
would go and tell her own brother"
"Wha-a-a-at?" Billings fat body al
most leaped into the air. What the
devil-say, old chap, what are you
talking about?"
"And, besides, she's forgiven me-" l
persisted gloomily. And love her
and-and we're going to be married.
or I hope so, dash it,"
Billings stared at me with popping
eyes for an instant. Then he lifted
my chin and looked at me 'anxiously-
"Are you quite well, old man.? ha
asked. Headache, or anything like
that? By George, it's from sitting out
In the sun without hat. Marry my
sister," He wagged his head lugu-
briously. "What-Elizabeth? Oh,
good heavens!"
"No-Frances," ] explained anx.
iously.
He stared. "Francis?' Then his
arm led me out. Come along, old
chap" he said with an air of concern.
well get little ice
There was a hustle near the hall
entrance, and I heard a commanding
voice recognized as that Of Judge
Billings:
"Come right in, Colonel, and we will
try to make you forget that little ex-
asperation-do you know just can't,
get over the idea that I've seen you
somewhere and recently Hello,
Jack! Colonel Kirkland, my eldest
boy. Jack-named after his mother,
Johanna. Look here, Jack, has every
body on the blithering police force
gone crazy about pajamas? Most In
fernal outrage-pardon me, Colonel
Kirkland-t policemen wanted to
arrest him on observation-disclosures
order, they said-for stealing pair
of silk pajamas. Even hear the like
of that?" --~-r -'.-----,.s
Billings voice murmured something,
and then l was duly conscious OF my
!, name being passed and of the fact
j that / was Imply shaking hand:
But I don't remember uttsring q " q
! couldn't, by. Jove, for my j
tongue was garalyzed. Didn't kno
what to Do; didn't know what to say.
you know, for there before my eyes.
recognizable and unmistakable, de-
spite frock coat and white choker ti@,
was the figure of Foxy Grandpa"
The beefy face, white mutton chop
whiskers and bald head were as In
, delibly imprinted on my memory as
the sunburn line that fenced his fiery
face.
And this was the frunp's father,
and it was for him she was schemin&
to make home!
20 BE CONTINUED)
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I Touch Bottom.

Pardon, sir, for not waiting till
4 you came down." the butler was say.
ing, ''but Mr.. Billings was just so set
on me bringing this to you, l had to. y
He had entered, responding to Jen,
kins' invitation, bearing in his hand a
gray paper parcel.
For me?' I questioned. as he laid
it on the table, and I eyed it omirous,
lly.' Yet it could not be the same had
sent Billings myself could see that
for it was smaller, more compact,
and in different wrapper. But I was
':afraid to examine it.
eyes, sir-he's very bad this morn
ing, sir; the-er-that is, something
last night seems to have excited him"
His eye roved eloquently between
Jenkins and myself. He continued
soberly:
Hes locked me and Perkins out OF
his rooms again, and wouldn't open
the door only wide enough to stick this
through. And his message"-hesttat-
ingly-"he said just tell you you had
.better get these pajamas back where
they came from just as quickly as you
could-you would If you were wise,
he said.''
"Oh!" uttered, dazed by this new
blow. So it was her pajamas.
But there was more of the message