Dawdlingove. hn 1.randy and soda atd^pertecto, at the liotTtiian house the otl.er^night, was a Tc.uesseean who is here to^interest folks in a scheme which is to con^^trol all the lumber in Tennessee and ad^^joining stat--s. He didn't know wbat a^perfecto was when he arrived in town, and^he had never drank anything but blue^grass. But he quickly learned the ways of^his brother promoters, and now you can't^get within eighteen feet of liiru that he^don't want to open a bottle of fizz and set^out a fine luncheon. He is particularly^cordial if you know the name of any rich^man in New York. He says he is one of^^the persistent cusses of the earth,^ and^that fie is ready to go on spending for^champagne and cigars for a year, to long^as he get* the right man In the end. ^I'll^own the state if 1 get the right bird.^ he^sententitiously adds.
TtiaVeliow.lan^ Kail* Klevalnr.
