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(T Words by J. W. VanDormast. Music by W. B, Korr. ffi " ) S i5 "! " 5 ZZS "
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To - kl - o a lea house stands, "R'Uli in a gar - ilen fair, Where if (
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daiu-ty as Wis-ter - 1 . a, And when I see her dan'ce, It's Pit- ter pat my, -..?, rf U . ' Bwectla.dy Lo . tus, Com. irrow In my gr - dea, k 'do 'J ' ,6-'
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MR, BOWSER QUITS
Everything Wrong a, Home, Ho
Seeks Peace Elsewhere.
HIS WIFE CALLS HIS BLUFF.
She Singe Merrily as He Departs.
Turned From Boarding Houses Old
Maid's Fear of Possibilities Returns
For Phonograph Music,
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By M. QUAD.
Copyright, 1910, by Associated Literary
t'rvnu j
t'V won after Mr. Unwxer boarded
11 Htrt'i'l car lu cOihu Iidiuu the
other ovotilnjr that he jot to
tliluklns lie hud couie away lu
tho muriilii with n frnywl collar on.
Mrs, Itowtw'r was lu blame.
One ot IiIh Kii;.H'ii(lui-a hud rIvcii
way duiitih' the day If Mih. Howuer
wa the rlKht Uliul of wife could hucIi
A ttllllK llUpUH?
He bud put on a Mod; with a hole in
the bft'l. anil it bail hunched up and
auuojcd hi 111 all day. Home one wuh
to bluue. ami wlm but Mrs. Bo)orV
lie bad found a kii'iis npot un thu
etYO of hilt I'out. lie hndu't put It
there, ftmuu one must buvc ko( up In
tbo tilnht to do It. and who had tbo
opportunity but Mis. Houser?
Ip AlJppiiiK tirouiid on the sidewalk
ho 1)8(1 dlscoveml that the heel of ouo
hce, was run down, rio couldn't ex
tfvtly nay Ihut Mm. Howuer had beeu
pliqipu lu bin bIioch, but wasn't It ber
ijtlty na n vlft-' to lake notice of such
tblUBH iui1 IfH lli to stop at the cob-Jjlur'8?
Madamf. Dean's
FRENCH plUQ
A Safe, Qkht.. .-r Jtj
urir iron iTfucssrji '
Me.nhtiilatio.v. Ntvca mm 10 rtn
8ifi'l Hurel Sjnedyl hutli (.wlioa uu f
antiicd or ironuy iiifiindril. Hon! pie
paid fur (MO per box. HI fit net them
Sutrlnl.to bu jjaiit forwlitm rt'llevnl.
.iiiipj''a l'-Kf. JusUt on gettlncr tbo
(.-oniiliiQ, n coptnosubatltiuo. J f your
drugKlol dovt1 1 t Uavo tliim sent! your
order tQtbo
WITEQ UEDIML CO., Bsi 7-), .LlDCistir, ft.
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ilSdi la Utrlon bv D. J. Ualoncy 6 Soa
ft.
And then she was buniliiK moie con,' about Ui
than he otiKbt, ami be bad no doubt ut her.
that she llchled all the pis burners
during the day to bankrupt him as
soon ue pnsHlbte.
Tlioru were lots nnd lots of things to
think of, nnd he was Ko busy about
them thai be was carried three blocks
past bin own street. Of course -bo bud
u row wltb the conductor about it, but
Mrs. Uowhor was primarily to bltuuu
and must be held 1 ('sponsible. '
And he not home lo tlud the guto
HtondluK wide open. Yes, sir, all thu
sheep, hogs and covt In town could
walk rl;:lit Into thu wild uud nibble
ut the stone doK be hud for ornament.
They might even bile Hh tall oir.
And rltflit on the top Htop was 11 bntr
pin a halrplu that must have co-it u
quarter of a cent. It umiu'l the cost
bo much us the principle of thu thing
If Mrs. Ilowser would throw hairpins
outdoors, why not potatoes, milk nnd
butter?
Aud. lastly, there wiik the inn, When
bo left borne In the morning that 1 i-c
was lying as straight as a bee Hue
ii'ow It was all twisted around ami
hunched up to boot. If Mrs. ltuwsei
wus Unit cuieless of 11 rut,', what (oijld
she be In money mailers' Why, she
must waste thousands of dollars u
year! I
A Grouch With the Dinner.
Mr. Bowser opened the door. There '
was no Sirs, Ijowser to greet lilm. '
There wds no cut. And right Micro
on I he ball tree, on tl peg where )io
always hung bis hut. Hits a dusting
rug. If Mrs. Bowsuf would hung a
dusting rug on his peg would she he-.
Into lo murder him as he slept?
Oh, tblngn were nil wrong dead
wrong, and something ind got to bull
pen! He heard her down in tie din
lng room, aud lie went down. lie
clumped on eucll step to give her no
tice that be was 11 determined limn,
She was bringing things to the dinner
table ami halted long enough to say;
"J'ht, (00U hail to go to u luneral this
afleriioou, uud that left me the dinner
to get. Hit right down."
Sir, Itowser nut. Here was another
prlevunce. There wiih n funeral. Who
lid d bt night about that funeril? Why
wasn't lie telephoned lo Dial t If n re
wus 11 luhi-raH Was be Mr Sniiiticl
Howser or 11 men- cipher In this world?
Mm. Howser sut llowu after u mo
ment and hoped ho would like the 'din
ner uud that she had taken iMillculur
palps. vlli I In sU'iik. lint he dtl not
atwwer. (she gossiped 11 llltl-, but ho
f continued .'.turn, Bbe usLed f.r news
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be slmjily
glared
Here was nnother grievance. Shu
jmist sou by bis look and nttltudu that
be was put out about something
Honielblug tjiat mlgb't bo positively
dreudful-iind yet sliu hadn't asked
blm to exilaln. No; sho didn't care
i cent. Bhe w'o'i'd have treated u bar
barian the same way.
My and by he shoved back from the
table uud started upstairs. Ho ex
pected to be called back, but no call
mump. Indued, be had scarcely reach-
0 Jl HBfc
nowsBii nowa with the oohpootob.
cd thu imi ft the stairs whe1" Mrs.
Bowser began clearing off tbo tablo
and iSluglug. l'oa, sir, Hinging, nnd he
flight bu contemplating ttulcjde for
all sho know!
Dawn of the Crisis.
1 A crisis must come. Things could
nor go on this way, Ho pju on hat
and orercoat and thou called her,
Sho came up vHi u wiping "tpwpl In
hand and a sniilo on bur face and
wits about to say slio'd bp tijrptlfih III
ten minutes when bo cut, In with:
"Mm, Mowser. you must huvp seen
that flomethlng nils, mo."
".Vo, I hjidn't," sjie ropllcd. "Iij your
rheiiniutl'im iKitbcrliig you ngu(n?"
"You must have n fooling tbot, a
crisis Is nt hand." ,tr
"About Joe. Ctinuon?" , ' "
"About us Woman, 1, can stand
this o lP(igur!"
".yuy, what ialt?"
"1 leav homo tonight now!"
"You ure not going to climb -Mount
McKIuley?"
"I nm going bccauijo I can live bora
no longer. You aro driving mo out. I
have got to go to a boarding bouse."
"I didn't know tliitf, I had driven
you. but If your feci that you must go
I hope you'll pot a comfortable place.
Don't tnko a back room. If you do
the cats will bo suro to bojher you.
Como around und' neo mo when you
have time. My' offlco UouM will bo
till day and 'nil' qvcnlng. Pioaso ex
cuse 1110 uov, as I hayo the rest of tho
dishes til rinjsh. Bo sure to got d front
room."
With that she tripped downstairs,
nnd for a long nilnuto Mr. riowscr
stood llko a miiaof stone. He'd been
thrown down, nnd thrown hnnf. Ho
had met thu enemy nnd ho was hers.
He had bluffed und been called, nnd
now to save his fucoho must 00. Ho
looked around the room, nnd tpok n
loug farewell and t'ipu strode down
the hall nnd bunged the dqor after
him. As1 It banged ho heard Mrs. .Bow
ser singing "Tup Oqo4 Old Rummer
Tme." "
Turned Away from Boarding Hpuses.
, Mr. Bowser felt nil fhe feeling of a
man who had turned bjmsej J outdoors,
lie wuked doyu 'Jo'tuVcofTief nnd
then down to wjjgro. fte.'hnd seep a sign
of rooms nnd board. Hewas tlvo min
utes niakmgup'wnnlnd, afid then bo
rang the bell, A hatcliot faced woman
cqinu to tho (Joor. " While Jie was an
nounclng his mlsSJgi) she was sizing
him up, and wli'en ho bad finished sho"
replied;
"You must bave"ib.e.''beBt of refer
ences, sir." T ' M
"Hut my numa la Bov8r"
"That's nothing '' to" rae. I kne a
mi'rderer pnmed Bowser once.''
"Woman, d))tj't -tajk'9
Mut she shut tho do'dr ,on bis toes
and saved th,o resf'of bis speech. lie
tried again one7l)loct,s be)pvv, A young
map wjth 11 lsp, cam?' Jo tjao flqor for
his mamma. S!rV Bourse? askqd If bq
qould get a fron tropin apd bourd, apd
tho reply was:' '
''We had q p-arjtH.berd Who lopped.
Just llketh you, and be stole tbo tow-
"Hilt wlmfs that gPtVVl1 roB?'f
"Why, you might tnl WnliocMI"
Mr. Hoier iu'HVH-l---l( ?9- ou:
'Id have hs lipijLii.puhcUedhut be rt-
'"-Hi and sbtjt tlio Ooot?; -. )t'c-d y,
an old maltj. A(,feiui Wffim W J"
door, nnd as soon as the request was
mude she answered:
"Do you kick ttbout your meals?"
"Why, I expect good living."
'Are you 11 married iiinn?"
"I expect I nm."
"Then I'm ufrald you'd mnko love to
me. They always do, you know."
"I'm not making love to anybody."
"Then you are n bad. bad man, and
I'd rather not take you. You see, a
eirl"-
Mr. Bowser walked down tbo steps
nnd straight to bis owu door. He took
off his overcont und bat and walked
through to tho sitting room, nnd as
Mrs. Bowser looked up from her book
bo said:
"I was going to n club, but I changed
my mind. Let's set that old phono
graph 'golug und buvo somo music!"
Eucired.
While occupying the pabtorato ot a
western church lu Veurly career Dr.
George U. Kiintor. uud a deacon wuose
character had always' been above ro
proucli until 11 unuln prayer meeting
which fqllnut-d a mtiiioii ilurlhg wblcb
tho eldi'f hud soliudly slumbered.
"Will Hrnen-r Jum-s kindly lenijr
wns-mkcd b.v he pastor ut tpn tjegln
ning of the pni.u; svnhr.
Wuklug with start ut tlu mention
of bis punie, jh,- -Jencon almost broue
up the sen Ire by replying; " ed Int-t
time. It's your uirii What are
trumpsr-l-blludepuhi Itecord.
April 23' In AlWioan History,
18ia-8tephen Arnold Douglas, stfltos
man. pemocra, contemporary of
AbAdtiam Llucoltj, b,ort); died 1801.
18312-Uutieral Solomon Van llcpsse
Jadr, noted soidler. (Jlei; b,qfu 1774.
1800 The fiiiiioutt national Dpnjocratio
convention met n Char;e8toii. TBe
couvebtlou divided ojf the Issue Pf
slavery, uud Wp Democratic tick
ets wore ailtmately mq4-i diving
tho election to Llncdln.
10Q5-jIooph Jofforson, voteran dctqr,
(lied: born; 1820, ' '
180p-Form,er United ta'fea Sejmtpr
Wlllkni M(, (Stewart of Kiyada
died ifi Washington; fiorn J82J".
ASTftONOMIpAL EVENTSi
(From npon today to ripop fatnorrpw.)
Sun set 0j3, fi, :0Mj inoon sets
rjs; 8:4 fa m!( easjerp f)ne. fdl
moon In copstellatfon Vlrsp; 0:00 b. m..
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, CITY NATIONAL BANK.
COR. MAIN AND CENTER fifS. "
capital stock $ido;pqo
Surplus and UnrlivJded Profits, $38,Q00.
OFFICERS , '
I. A. ftlERCHANT, President. D. H. LINCOLN, CMbJeir. i , "
D..R. ORIBSINOER, Vice President. J, U. WETMORE Ifr fljrT.
A share of your banking business solicited. " '
Safe Deposit Boxes for Rest, Interest paid on DepPsM. '
DIRECTORS: ' ''1 t
Isaao A. Merchant, F. A, Ruber , D. R. Crlsalngcr, James B. sitlttw.
John D, Owens, Dr. C. E. Sawyer, Busby P. BwOncy, Charles.lL Mo
Elvy, George W. tyug, George E. Salmon, A. E. Cheney, JR.;WMnm,
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The Marion National BanH
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' UNITED STATES UEWSITORY.
Capital 200,090,(K).
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unniyiopo Profits 920,000.00.
Accounts ol Corporations, rarmers, r'lrms and Individual . Stcjtad
AOeneral Banking HuHlnens Tranct.
Drafts Issued on Foreign CountrlJ ' '
INTEREST PAID ON TIME QEJPQSITES,-
OrriOJSUBt-J, K, Waddelt, President.
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