Boone County Recorder . ing Jeffreywas awake early, and his first thoughtwas: Maybe the motherll come to-day. A few hours later a very prettywoman dressed In velvet and furs fol-lowed by a tall man came to the Jeffrey looked up hopefully. Butthe woman seemed not to see the boysfor her eyes were scanning the facesof the little girls. Wkfo. she same toAlice she started Thats the one, Jerome, she saideagerly. The same gentle face andblue eyes and golden hair. We musthave her. It will ecora likeiavtngourlittle Alice back again! When she learned the name of thelittle girl she had chosen
Boone County Recorder . ing Jeffreywas awake early, and his first thoughtwas: Maybe the motherll come to-day. A few hours later a very prettywoman dressed In velvet and furs fol-lowed by a tall man came to the Jeffrey looked up hopefully. Butthe woman seemed not to see the boysfor her eyes were scanning the facesof the little girls. Wkfo. she same toAlice she started Thats the one, Jerome, she saideagerly. The same gentle face andblue eyes and golden hair. We musthave her. It will ecora likeiavtngourlittle Alice back again! When she learned the name of thelittle girl she had chosen she was:•still more interested. You would like to go home WlthJU*,dear, wouldnt you? she aBkedAlice, Yes, maam, answered Alice, butI couldnt go without JeJTrcy, causehes been my friend and he wants £father and a mother so bao.~^rQh; Mt I donlt-»a»t=a-^ttHtr bo;dear. 1 just wunt one little girl tomake it seem as though my own Alicewere irvTugT^ahswcred the lady. Then I cant come, said Alice, un AGE AFFECf» ? »,i ? ? ? i i i i i YOUNO MAN* BRIGHT IOB*. Orris Boy—A lady with some poetry. Editor—How old? Boy—Bout 18. Editor—What!!! Show her in at . Effect of Serving on Grand Jury. There Is one sure way to get aman Interested in the proceedings ofthe criminal courts, said the gray-headed man, and that is to put himon a grand jury. Just let a man onceserve the public in that capacity andthenceforward he becomes an inde-fatigable student ofTthe criminal rec-ords. The result of his experience is,in a way, inevitable. Naturally anyman with a spark of curiosity abouthim is anxious to know the outcomeof the trials of the persons he hasfound indictments against. In fol-lowing these cases through the. vari-ous courts he acquires an interestin judicial proceedings that reallynever dies.—N. Y. Sun. Some People, However, May See in Suggestion. The head of a certain Pittsburgmanufacturing concern is an old gen-tleman who built up his businessfrom nothin
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