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Show e | O71S qd e oO B Ww e Ww JACOBS ie . y pr ae . 7 Mr, Bob Grummit sat in the kitchen| with his corduroy-clad legs stretched on the fender, Wis wife's half2eaten Ee was getting cold on and ee wiped ; ers "Tee hear? 7% ‘ae poe ; a Eh vi ee ke eek Myitle leuk : . and his: mouth room door she lurked Y di his watching intently the oo al Wa 2 the! et furniture which wi as Hole Garriad inenext advo! "Gome away or else you'll b« repeated Mr. Gronrdtit. mustn't look at policeme n's furniture: its agin the law.' touched, to lose pie nee At better sense, weapon in cn sheslatrose as bevelled a no to "You back be last, and imple} began against fetched her} the] "Fil a . what you're as they went upa better have "igh was the cons table, | Mr. Evans, breathing painfully, sup- ' ® - pitch' into me with they wanted rain, went off to his work The cloud which had been on. his pirits for some time had lifted, and he bea whistled as he flowers in front good humo} jin walked windows The sight added to i 1 ‘oO a ltritimphantly of hi sees re saw "Tl Oe Sate was ‘Il bI constable the three D -your|Stead. He stayed there until closing | three thine Tet SRG the. flimsy wall, complied, and a] ‘as with|some months.* tenderly | meanors that She raked had long he Nearly rhe een midnight a flour 1. ane amid up misde- since forgot- dying away the as las he troke turned wa a just} corner and and made | Get a Setrad back to W e et aro the depths of the room ‘ve got one," responded on wife; "there's in the van. the end of it stickin' Peer Ke eh tin up| sister. The hand per-stick itched and held the shit k an o me mbe ning cop-| YoU Aes Mr | Iai Sauna y Mr RNG, sudel nly ‘Ave = a BUME elf, stopped short aenen eee me, fez and 3 7 ; : . sate " other pe aa a erieCad eae en res Was is Mr. Grummilt, changin the stick Jrummit,. Zot ert chords. off, , with explaine ed half turn; "and SO a' in- 7 emg a teay wife. r Grummit. ne pe lens 3. when 5 ppen Ww nen Here Phe is the AQor below cried the _cealdd in heagi , . 4 i Mr. in vain, a bullet-shaped | bors and his , temper|room Mr day! The a bad. on the and other with mmit 7 one side, | burst 7 . o ter the Evans' arrival he had found "Hit my sister, will you?" his yard littered with tins which he}ed, as the astounded Mr. pd deri re old acquaintances, and|rose. "Take that!" since that time they , : ' into aap the Pei ee @s though poe. naples Raunt en for an witnesses pail, ain't a bad : phaula : if e kecg Se Se t gh ee my se er f lady young nae Grummit. glowering look you sympathetic partner, went off ; Haat ae i patted. him "Dont Cant: pat yan re men: urged him to|and gruffly to say what gece ‘If I wasn't 2 | The two by en a a desirable end | Mrs Grummit as she got ) attainec ed to move him. "Make'im a laughing-stock, that's "The bed's broke, the best thing," said an elderly laborer. | faintly "The ; police don't like being laughed at. ""Ow demanded Mr. Grummit, with some asperity. ; 4 a ret plenty o' ways,' said the} old mar "Beds S won't ye last into bed Bob," for fail-}ought she said he said, ever."' of the room. In a but short time her husband, she His silence. glum _ into but, despite that aid effort, the only ways imagine foolish. of making the contained an sul constable look to see bac to intel-| he could constable cons almost the at was eyed each to ‘ave TL should wouldn't a" was|] smoking door certain In pass T heard you last night," said Ca P c f our 0 ‘ th 1n i | our D eLVIC 5 ISCASES : p u d an ogue e Wi { I a ht | ay, | ty T ecia 1S one ranc many years S an we + 0 t have 0 devote D. u t y d C4 ti10US earnes t ‘ conscien prac d faculties are 1Ce, ti an on d Iit | a concentrated. our Il Are we not better prepared, then, to combat faces for go ee the cure your <x | | | course the Genilo-Urinary system. nie ate } . strictly modern treatment for ; perimenting e , = Every de: j}yJyans op a. j cs faltered then right, he all "I « ldn't p dictghbors nat that "Ss + , ee oe ing f sparagingly ; Mr at ehh night aia smiled re cals at ; tgs spec coun Sai ; ieee 5. be Ba ~ Nave eat a waited wouldn't." "when I think o' my garden--" | back to the house (Copyright, 1805, by W. of cases cutting f torture, and from comes from the had eer forgetting Tunwich.. church chimed - the . half,oup as they finished, and Mr. Grum- wean at his the own. wreck injuries, before htm. door The azine: closed. }they A The open. stood sight of The| with a , editor Katle, of some To and certainly no You for lose your "Like to see you Prostatic, swune ; ges, fair unnecessary opens the employed. water and "oP on life, and the or || are | | Weakness, inferior to sult reme- each indi- life. in condition happy | man- and is restored, power treat- system Male hecause modified and Our. after-effects. injurious fibers Debility, grip than and ills resusting dis- them, to rise gives that allment original all Hence, manhood robust the SPE- is it by the taint are eliminated from and. other distressing symptoms malady. main the of cure of energy serious more the with forever youthful the often are which and completely by replaced rapidly and complications, and STRICTURE restered-7iIf are organs #8 it If disappears it 'and Bone Disease caused they consequent weakness Skin, Blood DEBILITY, | complica- reflex its treat té fail never injured the affections, Kidney or from arising weakness the Bladder ‘ nN t su t i 10 a n F ree, A personal, thorough and searching er deseription of your trouble. full | d n 1 e€ on examination t ia is desired, n 7 1 t € an though, if inconvenient to ° call, write me a Terms are always made to suit the convenience of any one applying for treatment, and very reasonable eee . 2 . a : eee . : yo ¥ . aie, charges. Do not treat elsewhere until you have investigated my methods. Office hours during the week; 9 a. m. to 8 p. m.; Sundays, 10 a. m. to 12:30 p. m. ; " , eee peti . ; - ae In yhis One his now, throat powerfal grasp the mia "7 expense of items largest the of | | $1,000,000 alittle | %25 45 helpless as a child. ‘tons being used spent annually, for the says' the of the w 9 $$$ -_ - | the by him had Joe tion. i , @ ~ | fingers light under his chin, his head | connected with the govermment flattened against the wooden parti- ing office is that for paper, and| ‘ y j 5 caught/ ; al wholly It no leaves health care name about usually masculine wé kind of any amailment curing VARICOCELE, is into Jacobs by are safe. nerve varied sturdy stopped, are * and the Nervo-Vital trouble, their vigor of of not this owe today drains victim should treatment men mC. me flags ae Oe hase ; time her tearing remedies i time. our disappear, soon is restored of DISORDERS-In 0 enough office the : this called h ¢ ca ase ever bebe, operated s hould ver operate latest and best methods known perfeetly permanent, and rapid 2 you. number case reflex relief safe, yates i ° if it hadn'‘t W. oderate har vaned me years freé temporary absolutely js rejuvenated benefit your shall: be | a reply good, i ° disappears, while the blood, the tissues, : restored to nermal health and purity Sep ‘ DEBILITY-There symptoms removed are Seah ne fag cear ell ari F me ‘ .& SCrgcam Can ne bly ag. place like thie. Mr...Grummit, a. prey. to a sickening fear, drew' near the fence again «a L-sergeant?" he stammered re be might : aint SES A complete. If appear was expected of him, gave utterance ogee feeble "Oh! : ; No," said' Mr. " Evans, looking disparar = . round : : SE | and impairs manhoos and airs anhood. N O° Varicocele, nccording to the majority is soon and be to vast a Only : Poison developed Hons i Mr. be we that : ene ; to failed case, made has conor gy os said vitality y : We cure In a vast ‘ Stricture CIFIC BLOOD POISON any and all If it is NERVO-VITAL the system. me to hisuhead enable Grummit said you what else anybody word," : That's hopes have REFLEX yards of couple. cl what hood cn reaceeiaeea aah Gao Cieusee but Samaniine {0 soem it, T did done NERVO-VITAL it and say * ‘WwW hy, constable, be Blood symptom cleansed, strengthened Se eee dies i ‘them. bur glare, the pir. wist- external Disagreeable ia Mr. should ce Specific for ment the fe a Tacs at ) channel, stops every unnatural discharge, and, allays all irritation along the walls.of the Urethra and in the region of the Prostate Gland, Bladder and Kidneys. ; PRCT Ac F SPECIFIC BLOOD POISON-In, combatting the "King"! of bad diseases no time should be lost, no ex- Mr Sc C | ice. Our burg- mid I Cy PELV medical seience. The organs are not maimed or mutilated, but are preserved and strengthened, pain i r quickly ceases ,swelling soon subsides, healthy circulation is rapidity re-established, and every part of the ct Comet ra organism affected by the disease is thoroughly restored . oes STRICTURB-Neglected or badly treated stricture is. iprogressive, soon. involving im its destructive indignant t LE MA to | newspaper his uy I gave you that i ah alr ce a inking of service, and speedy cures are responsible for its immense ‘ ' VA RICOCELE-Varicocele depletes : e ae when milder treatment will cure upon vidual to pee . prac } are ae wot you | quad," to } a an ees ova the of | cyed what : calm- ‘of i other the. on 1S@ase: ti | about nown This well known, reliable, and long-established institution is conducted | S0 ely | the} put di evety | gai Peehemipiastopeagtrlst A¥ too,, he. was," oon hesen't beta. savin Sour wine sighed Mr. \Grummit. ay wouldn't put you there " said. the constable. earnestly; . "I. swear. I broad| his shirt-sleeyes, and Mr. Grummit felt |ibstinctively that he was walting there] him ¢ ale t ift a a bucket dropped on my back, | awake, spent the night in devising fur-|hegan the constable. With a sudden Se put, yourself. outside; that door!.. Get PAPER $1 000 000 A YEAR * ' ? 7 ? Oup OFT oms the Pditor in A Rebelli for the movement he knocked off Mr, Grumther impracticable schemes I kno are Gest made a_ retort Male discomfiture of the foe next door. nitts: Cap,/and' ‘then,.selaine him -by |' "7 ebellion in. the Wditorial Rooms. "Git out, will I- Me!- I'll git out: sea -. feebleness of which was somewha He saw Mr. Evans next morning. as| (he coat. began to hustle him along From ‘Misa Murdock-Special," by | when ye eat yer words-and ye'll eat) Enormous Quantity Used [mn Governbalanced by Its ferocity, and ia he passed on his way to work. The|ije road..-In the twinkling of. an eye|F. Hopkinson Smith. In Success Mag}'@™ now--now! Down they go-" ment Printing Office. ached, lectual 0 roug one 5 Shortly; "sleep on the Snae "Eyerything's beautiful and quiet," | been for them." Mrs, Grummit baitbabads out, and|said Mr. Grummit,. trembling with He. nodded to the frantic Gru it after some trouble secured the bed-| eagerness, ‘and T wouldn't say a word | and turned away; Mr Goce "witte: clothes and made up a bed in a corner|to a soul. Vil take my solemn. davit}]out any adieu at all, turned and crept "[ should find ‘em out fast enough | fast asleep; IVI. k em Mr. Evans came closer and him steadily "T don't know : you'r £ ng about," oo talking abo nehe said,F J the Mr said Hes smashed te fe think ot remy a policeman," men eye, I vou tinued ; ; vvaarai til fara ee Mr. "drummit voarningly. "I'd eal : 3 murder you. he ars," oO ae he ons ss his the incor. severely , "Yc to sav I didn't?" aan ait Beetanente fe eat 1s po NEN Mt | a a when. I said them trummit I yvoducing gE ' é i "Ww and % aving it hy |Dlack "And a ater ¥ all Ba continued. sae ee to think come avs inrrocetics. ‘" y Ms out said ab pois es nt P semiell tis take ne eae affairs with his intimates at|had to say and laugh afterwards. Mr.| fully, loth to part 1¢ Bricklayers' Arms. The company, |Gru turned ‘indow j "Tf ; shat .v although unanimously géréeing that in oot Seavey Peuiien aeecet os Aouia: a int emt ssa Mr. Evans ought to be boiled. were|to 1 etire for the night. Even the sud- | constable miserably deficient in ideas as to the] de 2 El. ase * L - quarter es as as to t len and = startling disappearance of Af. I gave youa rate COOK, b e man, good my doors, pe apued time,"' the a lary cba: bul pore. Mr pire waka on the : baek one t i rea : ¥ vance aah ated he "ere glary ? "Good evening, Grummit snid. the SGood evening. Grummit." i constable with a patronizing ay Vot about that burglary?" repeated Mr. Grummit, with a scowl i I1 don't believe you ever saw a burglar. Mr. Evans rose and. stretched. him: . ' , stter Tr indors gracefully : aon eee said, ae slowwe ec a hal important,' it's encase "My mit. a ts A. Founder of Cook Medical Co, ft oe Bee was it a gladdened week eerby ware a sight that of yen. Be cut 8 ened oe. * Tia ther "Well, it's a g00d job there's| Evans, speaking with great delibera-| As ou ess the;}no harm done. So long tion, "I'd take hold o you, Bob Grumpe for it It Il hold ile passed, beaming, down the stairs] mit. and rd give you the biggest hidfor you nts. and Mr. Grummit, drawing near the|ing you've ever had in your life." =e toe water r. Grummit flung indoors and, after wasting some re concocting Lae eae possible measures of retaliation with | Strong Stre his to him. ap tot mind you "Never serge di "AWA Ralé ouihide: WE biain wh Bkcwe at|the doors in the place: open." sald: the Were . . Grumunit. new shall "I say you. do ae ao down athim. Mr. cease ie summons against a kee sank, 4: sone; we yee rz on Bas choking. constable, ex- fate were flowers?" a ee in-| ; W. | sitting in his yard: and feareven then he might escape flowe rs down ‘ meee rs ; You be careful wot you're saying urged Mr. Grummit. ‘Why, I love , flowers. You don't, mean to tell me that all them beautiful flowers wot oem sat He tecene. indlenant eae Ber mirth. to amazement ‘ rah at pe rye pee yee take apd my mother-in- | he said, wiping his aved = ate chaste we wea ; d er | W 1S€ sede cetiaa's a | and conquer cases of this character than the general practitioner who over out Geon. fence ran tip-toebefore and : iware of his presence You know well enough," retorted) the constable. "You got over my fence last night and smashed all my that voice husky word What "s saver: Urothibt "passed Pacradatte te the & tar in PS admire said ; usly, furiou breathing to es pe eA oe rie fall." something ae ara a out come had who Evans, reneated the "Flowers? i brother: her repeated "Joke? ro ee Re ou "Flowers?" sent] ae e M eA | const able ing that 3 Mr. Grummit, suddenly remembering himself. stopped short and attacked the bed With extraordinary fury he roarGrummit] Facer rene ose eee ad ae ue aoe | | "Y time , backwards 4 had traveled Mr. Grummit took it, and several ackwar Is and forwards with mono-|other favors, while his wife, tugging tonous regularity. They sometimes|at her brother, endeavored to explain,| . made as many as three journeys al/itt was not, however, until Mr. Grum-]| day, and on one occasion the heavens mit claimed the usual sanctuary of| ceticaet Tee tonctwr. |his lhim, face. he lintter wa was blow | eh r i ho had read the Sea ar: RSaVa until canted he tien ehed eiherete in question could have this modesty 1 epea ated it backwards, x not until eves were jubilant hearty sprawling night ig hee he1e kerefleetec neck | dee ver t ‘ d 1Seéases ano h 1S Ice, { atm- C 1| a. hi burg burglar three ofat three story at. the ars sta a 0 f b S t t Miodivutingur the blad,iewes/|) Gealing, faithful ; 2e Grummit's i worked correspondingly , cadet S, ass ; Il | 0, { . | table's yard was deserted and the front door ever closed Ones MrI Gr "vO © x i as to tap) | Saale hile Wadia orm ite mrad cian fon te . x Now! . TW‘ (i: : man aa ri make : the Grummitt. ot to hold him. Ain't there His wife responded, and at the] enough houses in Tunwich without 'im|same moment the bedroom door was| a-coming and living next door to. me?"| flung g£ open, her brother, whoo had| OF iandfetched. ha neighthe. by hastily heen con-| brain the week whole : si iat that his ‘ 1S th t 1 atl ~ 1 | a c [ anu uman ; [Nas "particulars tying * rhe eon |] | ‘is pianner first and | heart had gone out of the thing, and won't live vee long,|he was about to give up the task as ade heaton Av eo" repeated Mr if that t i oo ae ane 50 In and smash ‘im after it. He bee: era ea pies eo a disgrace ‘ave Sr. a copper to in, ser to equal repeated on h Sophie! } td h W d Poets" modetty ected winat | Seldom has occasion to treat them or the alleged expert whose special- ae ai that baby quiet? We can't get a wink ulberry sleepGrummit come _and Gar-jof live Mr. dropped the stick on ; said the ineienenat Grummit; | the bed and turned a dazed ‘face to Lu Te che's i ee eae ens Oo oe come anc ve next to me! his wife ; ; eusnert Micaenite ae allieni come and live next door td a man i ene wot has been fined twice, and both He took up the stick again, and times wrong. Why, for two pins l'd| Mrs. Grummit did her best, but the dénk eaaAnic er ‘ t 10ns. ‘ t C | ass one an $4 proposi , | wi consisten "re ysicians Specia ano fac yon anal afict Mising his teeta "Hel--Ip!" x voice i of --Ip! thert moaned came Mrs. theGrummit "Halloa, the ¢énslablc "Why don't you keep Mrs. she's| thelr Ree least He | property. didn't i you to throw]/t» his left hand, renewed the attack; good "uns over, "di d I? Wot d'ye| Mrs Grummit, whose volce was be| mean by it? oming exhausted, sought a temporary in. moans but | re‘clief reply, no made Grummit Mrs, 7 watched with bated breath the tri"Is ae = deat?" panted the wifeumphal entrance of 1e plano The | beater wot?'' carman set it at on the narrow He k c ed ¢ a chat 1 Mrs footpath, while P. vans, stooping ctl, ene ‘ clea ove dl "anouiee "tre azied d low examined it = all points, and | seream A loud knocking sounded on Mrs. Evans, raising the lid, struck althe wall. few"Showing careless led ths? | good | "He picked up three of ‘em while | and the efforts of ‘Mra. Grummit wert I was upstairs,' replied his wife. le revelation to her husband, ‘eard ‘im tell her that they' de come | "T can hear ‘im moving," whispered in handy for paint and things. Grummit, pausing to take breath } Mr That's ‘ow coppers get on and buy | "Mur--der! ' wailed his wife. "Help! pianners," said the Ineensed Mr | Help!' arceatn ft: a Mande painfully off, praying: is | went that escape the oe aah no hotly. other, the: demanded Be ; | 1 he said, with involuntary respect.| ‘What have you been doing to my penuine | lowers 1 emitted trummit Ty saat ; things that "Any more to say?" demanded | Grummit advancing upon hes re - ane advanced fixedly. cans ; Grummit he eal all them Mr. peraea throw his| € f or ay, sat le} th RG Gore i S|i] ae 0 t men cl ~ h p ou . ca ‘ Ing | fa} Sees are £ Ing TIS not b ime | borne inside teed the personal super-| ten, and, not content with that, had a] hn almost: into:the arms ofsthe man) Your report, sare oe aw! ak Oe fiant| vision of Police-Constable yans. fling at the entire Grummit familys ie been oye to avery st fo heh ae ra Tae e. "Yon re AST "They'll te ‘aving a planner next," | beginning with her mother-in-law and alloat sair Constable "Evans,.| vOICe, Tepealer a a ; ES thin Here, I want. a word with| oor best P eareaee ton sh said the indignant Mr. Grummit, peer- lending with Mr. Grummit's youngest | Sharply ing are t of'sy ay they rom y 0 . oe ae rd Bi again we id | rai ( it] | ee oY ‘outskirts of the.town were de-)pathy;. displayed. a rae ae ae ‘Tunwieh ae ee darkness lees) nig appe - ve at 9 TOA‘ chureh struck; FTUnnDINE, a et 1c clock of twelve, and that ree ‘ 7 t ime ‘ aa STATEMENTS t rom notice n-| fet i shght gulpde = eneces OUR t g © wner, di eapicoa just Cee tongue." said Mr. Grummit, amiably. | time, and then, being still disineline dy ad a against the Mr Grummilt, first Hstening to make | tor home paid a visit to Bill Smith, | came o my senses sure that the constable and his wife] Who lived the other side of Tunwich. | Bone 3 SNe = pieh | Were in the bedroom the other ide | By the aa see ere for home a tee Hels Oe xt G z th gave conesa oe f He was SUll in good spirits when he|of the road," he said, slowly yeu : | behavio emed: suspicious, so co Pan Sa K oY Ee eee ue pl ee ee Wt saa: pat seks teat a Ag | ight hesitation about return Pe Morten lit : id t Ty! oe Awa ae : Wavets | ent him to the Brieklaver Arm Ly AA Wid ca 2 = n careful sald. "We spose reply, but, | Veice that rose gradually to a_ piercing the winds, | falsetto told rankling Mc. Grummit things that nose! had been in her mind fo until her sideboard walnut glass atl ‘And you hitting,' she airs to bed Werds first, I of Mrs. Grummit: made throwing appearances stepped to the window said get Into trouble for it Bill sald | otter remarking to Mrs. Grummit that | ed too. good ‘to lose He's made a study_o" that sort 0') Mr Evan's haw ers looked as though | "Did they get anything?" th Mrs. Grummit pondered thi plan so long that her husband pe gobbled reat sticking his short pipe in lurched Bae fej tite Tront and scowled at_his wife. as] at the back of the window] casm, like ft," and ae like that. Don't call out) seraniums, ani lobelias and caleeo-| "IL think I should know the big chap| ol "hv cos Bill oA, ae about that | jarias, whieh decorated the constable's| With a beard again, ,but the other | vlirt. Svans tae be s bursting In to save] niot of ground He could not sleep; were too quick for me." }your life-I'll leave the door om the} ror thinking of ther Mr. Evans blew his whistle again table; | jateh-ana ss re. you are, He's sure Ue ae eee the net morning, and. | thoughtfully The opportunity geém- | the Mr. Grummit, who was badly in need | to of cheering up, emptied her half-|"0. empty glass of beer sete Sete lips ce aa ie a a "Nothing | looking up.j "Your missus gave ‘em to| ported himsclf with his hand on the) us this morning A little gravel on | fence top, and there you are | They went that way, but T suppose He turned whistling to his work|you didn't see 16m,' continued the | as | he added, ‘Tlalloa'' }| again, and the other, after endeavoring ; householder | an vain to frame a suitable reply, took | somebody opened the hall door and} seat on an inverted ‘wash-tub and/tie constable's damaged condition be| itt his pipe His one hope was that|came vis ible in the gas-light "Are | }| Constable Evans was going to try and | you sh ‘id KB | was -who,. rvans, ‘ ran a garden j;cultivate To galn clearly. hae to nach la- eaiae The hope was realized a few days | -|ter. and Mr. Grummit at the Ea l'tinte he blew a loud call on his whistle. | the other. | continued raseals!" "The fine | a dozen sat gloating over window S| - aoaes aaa ral ni ---- - - - : partially} only people Other louse clad were hastening towards them. | The constable arrived out of breath "Better late than never," said the | owner of the housé, sarcastically of Sum-| Rose Last "The by note, he went out at the; the first thing he saw was mending his path with Uns bric-abrac up | yielding lie r' note } back, and i Mr. Evans land other = te a THE INTER-MOUNTAIN REPUBLICAN, SALT LAKE CITY, UTAH, SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1906. 8 . : -_-_____- , z ond, while the aps © rrp operators of |the specification division are oceupying a portion of the space formerly utllized by the foreign division. ‘he specification division was fordistribu- of point importers an merly print-| tion for night. workers, nearly | Chines have diinjihmted: but the mathe need of 10. 000 | farge foree Wash- nse |S¥mmer to that in the tim risk of hard labor for himself. constable, playfully. "My word! Gooa'l'constable's helmet ‘had. been-smashed | inatter.". beckoned: hee inside aha ahing Kat it,-swallow it!-more-more ington Star It requires approximately fhe prese a consumption of ice in He pondered the question for aj|gracious! and: trodden:on: his uniform was torn . i : -all of it--damn ye! i oo rallrada ears to deliver this ma-| the -eld building formerly used as the week, and meanwhile the tins-to the ‘Wot's the matter with you?" de-janq covered with bleod and dirt, and the door upon them both. ; He was cramming the wad between | terial, which is composed of nearly 100} ?@Uonal printery ft rom one and secret disappointment of Mr. Evans-j|manded Mr. Grummilt, stopping short. his good Jooks marred for a fortnight A moment later she was out again, | the editor lips, one hand foreing open! different as of printing and other | half to' two tons a day. When the remained untouched in his yard. For The constable stared at him "She cen eukt He! stooped with a groan, |# blue envelope in her hand. iis teeth, the other holding his head | papers Nearly $40,000 a' tye is re-| force was housed in the old plant the as of the Mrs. though with his time he went Grummit dinner about}has expressed had he said, suddenly, as he night. Irs. Grummit looked ticed with wifely plod piirs looking almost "He's. given Grummit, with er mustn't one} up, and that he no-| was} tip," said Mr. - faint smile; "a cop‘ouse it?" into a inquired. oo he's his" loud. "Why, it then! Summons Why - about," must a been I thoucht don't and you have her and locked oe wasn't thinking of asking him in, Bet up? trouble for it Now see "But he won't come," said the d'ye land out in sald cee th Mr. Evans,| phere" ft d,' -said Evans; ap jask "sorry your I can't. wife's Seithar hy not his punch helmet, it battered relic Grummit fell himself fer pink bie ee oF ence an offer was Mr. a into on. tried. shape. me- He his ‘head, back. fle a ; g0/oq fantastically to oblige|The Reauain- icy stare to make constable. along making the his road a gas-lamp, began to inspect damages. They were worse even than he had thought and, leaning against the lamppost, he sought in vain for an ex. PlanationPag soner, tt oe that in ould bent the absence satisfy a says I'm me, and too Joe," she | firm the tears thin-skinned just couldn't write up all that story of the dead girl." Crushing the sheet in his hand walked straight into the eaithe's home.| to quivered eyes. you!" -I ful ad? way discharged voice her "Yes-he this tt i ahs has Her "Tired fair ; "He said. stood" in awed, Pe ou think TAB Eerie a Mr.|a¢ his victim, and, turning away, danc-| laughing and closed the Grummit, after a frenproceeded on his way, ances as he passed w puz-|or a strongly-worded "It to the Mr. despite my mind,' he said, mind, if you say a word be the worse for you months," seren ard "Come you yo r. Gr ummit regarded her almost He went in playfully. "If a copper ane in with-| door, and Mr, out being told to," he continued, "he|zied outburst, gets' into recovering enanically ly. "Two ee was : and. fight," he stammer,; t The constable waved him away. "Get out o' my sight be fore change in- | Grummit, with sudden violence, "Its agin the ee sald. wife,| he] you} {* sound-|ctyck ~>* lI chould Re plased to take her." Mr. Gr mit faced him, quivering] with Saualon "Wot would it cost if] I set about you?" he demanded, husk- free-born unless knocking screaming, of e specte eee stor. "Where's "Have os the gone copper-stick?" mad?" reply to the anxious demanded | fellow-workmen. inquiries of his/tant He. outery turned broke and upon his walked ear, as Miss from the flinging him crowd of wall. "Valized the he half-strangled) turned, reporters Parker among and "You've him fired Katle Murdoc she | ain't he hissed between his teeta.| fur?" He was standing over now, tightly his eyes closed. blazing, his paper, facing | spoiled from the sale consisting in | equipped principally the varied with The waste | #Mount of sheets | processes big printery flsts| one o' ye wouldn't Katle Murdock's fired? |us is fired-me and her. where we so almighty come in smart pay fur it.| Yes-two of} We'll go back| We as somé mayn't o' you be} responsible for just the finished at digestibility ties of city|fast various foods, an interesting the and kinds move weight. "Fou his hand fired her toward because the ae paper) wouldn't} work!-ain't rapidiy | alone a man. a dog would a-done Do you know It, let what's hap-| poor mother Git out some o' o° ve! crazy is Ba erates ze. my way thar, or TU Come, Katie!" and the astonished girl by the arm left the room. Kureka Mona, who Reporter: pulled William a gun tons ice a required day. was has fifteen years. tive Wells, had fountains for trom James "iceman drinking charge in the of the ad It is understood that the surplus yolumes of government publieations stored at the capitol and in numerous car _barns and other warehouses will though, bulletin upon urt taking the two| Kay of Andrew i rela as A ireugh The a which present they rush Fotene departments printing division of course, different are of of rere are 500 carloads o Yolumes, ft: is said, the mi: afortas ne which are wut-of-date oMciai reports aud céreal break- not spe- Bees paksed. work at the} printery will end as soon as the ses-| sion of congress closes, when 300 night| workers will be divided among the dif-| the eae big printery on| nutritive quall- of ‘What pan have you to ask?" | folke he, but we're a blamed sight de-|cifying any of the commercial articles growled the editor. center. Up in my country dead girls| by name. The bulletin has. several| "every business!" There was some: | is sumpin' to be sorry fur, not sumpin® tables giving the relative cost and the | thing in the boy's face that made the|to make money out'er, and settin' a}/amount of energy in the various foods man the building reporters) the immense quantities taken from one | Pe-slvem an: overhauling this summer that cata-) mill and those of value distributed through night, and The Department of Agriculture is ae ite rintende nt of puble doceu- take from. of six of | Official is well mechanical | testers, "And ye're ne better-none o' ye. Ye| addition to the experts employed in all ay ‘dirt-live on cor and eat dirt.| the paper warehouse. The governme nt "Jor Ye like a lot .o°' buzzards stuck up|purchases printing paper) at a ver of-}ona Warod rail waltin' ait an old horse) reasonable figure, it Is safd, owing 44 fice, a swing in his movement and a/to die. Ain't one o° your look in his eye that roused everybody | wouldn't been glad to do in the room DORA mount over there done lAst says," "What and employes-j|manufactire. them-shouted: aw- zled Mrs. Grummit. them laugh the other side of face. |thread fell inkling on to the footpath, | do your dirty work. Look at this! '-| Mr. Grummit winked. "Yes 'e will) The rest of the day he spent in work-]and he had just picked It up and plac-|he had straightened out ie. athe if you scream loud enough," he retort-|ing so hard that he had no time toled it in his pocket when a faint dis-|Sheet now: "Look at it! That's your ed. against Then man the the there office. ray Inj) be| documents : = Arizona Republican: The "Yu Sentinel fs for is Mateltfood t Sone Not think that any harm unk cei of it. There is no danger. the oe. come an ywed are to = Arizona being ove Se in the partners § be two ‘representatives sig « were Senators, one each, thé Sentinel thi hie {rom each of the sections of the hs _ how called territories: © The bit) a vides lows for two nothing senators of and the sort two re ft als re: Se {the working space of two others. The/one the New Mexicans |third division has been removed to the fey tempted to do sixth floor and quartered with the sec-| thin would 3 that \, a very . to plead guilty and Judge levied a $25 fine, which was ; ac" base and dirt! Ye didn't care who ye hurt,|allowed you Lindsay The man sprung to his feet. ‘‘Here! | paid. 5 up and beat the bed black and blue} on his spirits all day. To avoid the|He quickened into a run, and turn-| with the copper-stick: you scream for|annoyance of the piano next door,/ing a corner beheld a little Knot of] reluctantly! people standing at the gate of a large| and_ slowly was merey and call out ‘Help!' ‘Mureer!' which eget, wife, "or do you think I ‘ave?" He came home at night glum andj/as his condition would permit in the | pened? That girl's mother went crazy | Keplinger at that place some time |Some crowding to find available places|atives, There is nothing aan ee "You go up into the bedroom," said | silent, the hardship of not being able] direction of the noise. It became loud-| when she saw that! You sent that)/ago, was arrested last Friday by | for the printers, tre rearrangement of | could be nothing to prevent th ae Mr. Grummit, emphasizing his re-|to give Mr, vans his deserts without) er and more Imperative. and cries of | catamount, Miss Parker, to do it, and) Sheriff Whitehead and brought to|the patent printing divisions having Mexico end from choosing all of th, on marks with his forefinger. "I come|incurring hard labor having weighed |"Police!" became distinctly audible. | she done it fine, and filled it full o' lies| Eureka, The following day he was displaced one division and curtailed| With {ts vote of to and a ha ae 7 his ie ee of in ee come Englishman's vited."" "Wot st came been it,|sasped. disagreed him. "I've been talking to old Bill Smith,'|4 ee whole looking, wile cael le pinot the as |