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10 lb* iotcrett
o!
Mr. IIer.- z, an *5-|
i**«J it|«Uicii c^ryJi^a'^ fo? Uat
Itgiiuta^. a«4 paitiwe forth at? -fc
that ui^tit cosfi* jfiV/ ht* !»lrji
tiyK l»* vuo(i{mi{v-'.S:r^f,
li/sAci iixie* •Hh iC
hui&an hatred, nc^iw! etmxh .vz-n
Utrtog
fctnozinfc toUa UiifAt^Ail 1 bt
district 10 pSioe h»rui»)4:in lf«t
«nt« mlono at tte wmi»4 t&taifti:,
in to* it* «lk/«r*
il
with a« much i^iiw-'re F: *-.
mo U»e ^itin of l«Ui Ujcjj»p'Qh»kaui
*ii U« d«{uocratk pirilcs of
coumy witbuut ov«rio'^irn! a »'-aV
plaee vo{o««}«rr.
And ilia I wait bxi iafce to ffcplj it.
as Jlerol/. and I'atterfcon book
Uilfiif ffip I'riKklfi
to in
any paper of the county. If the letter
was not intended to injure Tuttle and
Htrecter, why did Mr. llerol/. «o to the
trouble of writing Mrs Tuttie to fur
nish him with the Iftter, arid why OH
Mr. I'atterson print it? Mr. Tut'.:*
had never harmed either one .,! ihi tti.
and they certainly ba/J no oiher ino
tlve than to help Jlerolz in his itebt
for the rjominatton. After electio-i,
and the inaiir ious letter had tu,
work, Mr. lierolz »ho Wi pr-.nir«.-}
Us pohlhatl'/ri. den'/ur»rd it at, n?ai/
politics. 'n«fc fact I* that Mr. Hero
procured arid Mr. I'aiscfvo poo »*h"i
tl»e letter. knowioK hai,«or/ilc#
laU-. it mould help Heroi/. in hiu c?in
dldacy by caiistnt many V/tersi Vt v/U:
for himself Instead of JAt.'i'u'iU-. J!
they had not had 'his object in vit*
tl»ey would not have tforie to the
.Trouble of prc^curhii!! and pubiinhirji
It. li'ies any reavjnlnj jp tyi, !y !x:v.
otherwIseV
Long •«ntone«».
Buskin, It lis sfsid, IjiiJ* writii-ri riiore
acnteiices of inordinate U-a^ih tlian
any other HUXKIC v/rltcr of
Hush-ru
English |'rederie il:irrlKou
mi,-e
y«a»r* if go counted the word* In a rutin
b»-r of l|lai sentences, fiii^iliisf Hint In
1/.
thing for Ituskln to run Uyond
page p'rmllti!ig
fri"-f
de fence by de visitln'
vllle Courlei'-Jouvnai.
a
a a a a a S S a S S S a &
7TZ IT"." «... £--r.«i isins -r'iaa {£$c«sb»£ ii»
nask«3s --Wei. ITS' teS-jMnC stifi at? prsci-
i«aL9*«aeai »s.-abts&ter "t^"£ ta.- -i Ltrs *,-:•[ us
H»-j •SFT- jataKa- wfclna tzii 3^s&t r-»I.j ii srft jiaat mt& ti«Stj I i-ei
Vces»t 3,.« i.58ifM.j»*. ^I'.sac «r su«p-^tf». natii w".
TT' l- & 431»J»» VB^.1
li&ift
jaiaStta- W*i#i liiaa a -taisa hi e?
I lamfii S -(iioTz iajmr -WIHCIIOT KM4
"tej fTfxz-tn2v.1t niCxi ir^-"y tits ttos
»'tt ia'io2 ih* tr.v I: -STE* jjjt!
wihts? kwctw. Tito, hit lA faa ii*-s.
-Aili SatXI it I it* •»«£,: TiA
5#»-xr cv.-i liisr*. ssr* toios^L. **s
ii* iUK S.A»JW ik»s»» i.T jm toti irtia." I
Isrohj £z*i
SA
«f kMMtift Tkf. t&'SB-' bwestifal
T...
lo^t'.rufy Dmr.
fA tem ftf
»j-*se«p, uofi$f«sU4 ctJHSsw^'i r»y of 42atfi*t3
teJj^Sv
cbZittMS: i/f lint]
tewrjetziice*tlt+lmaimkiKi it Vsa-
'A viyMsoSit, ttjri&z
fe3Jow'
resoain lL':i
lor nrtu & •tzuilemm
b»ULi«t, "is the
1
wives,
of
bejotst K*«. '4 *irfce» aad brots sad
Tfcfei* j»I an ibeft i§ '/f tta:sle» }'ff
la
hsstxii lift.
"A Trrjfjd#r1ni word
Is ck/ver".
trr*^
the V.* aad y« Saave tl»e feappiest of
£.*.ir.l ii»d Tafce away tbe asd "t,"
*sd j-'/b itare kft tbe oa?y
reu tarth. Cct off the ak©«, aad
tint.": a very iie?s!tfB! bod that '-.
iwselifla sh* t*s4tii and keejui la
owrsrtSfcs* Li/r«w wbose rjsajsJ^rs f.t
1»a' '-fc-v? Af!sr il!. Bottom wts
siiiaial* Tjjat «*d ipos its jwing
KhvA*. k-2T«ss, 5*yl» and seeds. It
causes bonses to I'/se the hair from
their rr.awt-s an-J talis, has a similar ef-
TIIK Advocate uii ttot the uiaifo
jou# awjd faise ieUer hy Mr.
Iferolz from Mrs. Tutlic awJ pi'dU-d feet B,vfi iso!«« and d/akeys and re
by hi* t'Al, I'aUerv'/fi. »as cif.-olate'i dn'.-e* p.'?i to corspiete nakedness,
"four day* hef/re ek-clioo." Just
U''r**a
wmA
care tint it waji pub)fsh(-d In the !as!
issue of the Advocate ijjforc eicclion,
ami thus could not be replied
are said to recover when fed
exclusively oa corn a&d grass, but tbe
new hair is 'A different color aad tex
tare from the old, so that tiie animal is
never quite the tame as It was One
an!:.'.a! of v.Ui-h I personally kr.e'/r
nth* feeding on the plant lost iu hoofs
and had to be kept in slings until
they jjrew aad hardenwl again,
muu.\.a
wrtml
vers«". Argoiiaot
t^uu-,
In l.n/
Ths R*tt,r*.
Csi/Hc.ut,
Street ilin.vtjy j" -11 1
don't think WE OW« TOW #«Y }VJ,
\our cash 1 .'4 *ii\
enough ConduMor I l»a»
luatlsm iitnl re.ifh up (he ri'jf
ls(er cord. .Superintendent- AH ^|,!
I think you need 11 lung viicalion. t'on
ductor-I urn much obliged to you fin
allowing tn0 to run the '-ar 2*
you have. Sii|erintend«rui— Zv*.
tion it 'us nio'.-b
brtngifflg l3»e car tock —JnHg*
fw
Oral ss of VMS*.
"Ia your hubi,an0 liaviijg 1
at tbe race irai-V
•3J Vi«
v"
"Some luck." answered young
Turklns. "Ho hasn't caught cold nor
bad his pockets picked."- Washington
Star.
Mrs.
A True Patriot.
"Johnny, whnt's. si tciti-iot?"
"A bo.v xvlio'd r:id«K'i- miss secin' ilo
(aiue dun go in on it 11:1 1 knocked over
lie tl
crow
I.OUIK
Not Entirely One,
"And NO tin" ««•!.- uia.It
"till. I dull I i.iii/ii I li.'JliM ^lie Qjlll
bat mi ml of otvn
Oiikk
liniai-
nas:t atjimals pre i.o' thus affected, and
the jjrow tij of the plant is acttiaiSy en
co'iraged If) the Baliaaias as a fodder
r'fiee is uT'i\iKy,/'.y due to changes
effe*ted ut*tn it in the chewing of the
cud
A Trying Petilign.
Ar Ka*t
iun'mn
paj^rr prints tb«: fol
Iwwlsg. writtew by a native mtora:
bz'i:
Sr. iih d5ary wblie 5n a very try
l»g
"f.'p a !r«-e «-bere I adhere with mnch
pain sr.d d^^ot.'i^/stjre while b'z tiger
raring tn a very awful manner on the
fire ii.ie. 7'hi* is very- inconsiderate
tiger and rr»e great grief*, a*
have for'.- re yrt*^I to yonr bo:Kr
Ibi* is two tirrsfe* he spoiled
suy
v.ork.
cornfr/g and shouting like thender an'l
puttifiif rw up a tre.- snd Leaking .ie
ve like ar Insect. It is a verj" svsk
ward fate to rr.e, and ti.'e tiger I« most
InconslderatA."
TVi« Widow's Dowor.
It certain that "'lower," the estate
for !!fe which (he widow acquire a!
liixiliand's d'sith, was not known
among the e.jriy ftixorts. In the laws
of King iMtourid the widow Is directed
to t/e %ipi*rru.-t\ wholly 01
Jt of the ter-
It* -M 1 A W rn fMJr* JJ 1«j-.«r
the unrJUer **k*
Jt IVHN no
unrtjtnu.'M
rut. »-r I ...
crlVrd to the
S'/tmsinx,
page l-.f„r.. permitting hlmwif and iila intrvlucMi in«o the feudal system by
^"r*
i-' i:^r,r rederick II who wis "on
e»er ease the u-umr ia cl.-ar da ter/.j^rarv with the English Henry III
WW V,
'/rf A ih Ij#* {1 \?p:*
ter of the Happy Warrior" Is a nol tb:.i
example of AUKlamcd 'otin''iJoi«%,
Apart from the oficnin and
couplets the c'/rijii'.ms u! t-vo 1 r^,
long eoni|oi)nrI */-nten-s alfn'f'' en
tirely 'f«mprise| of adje/tlvai cians^t.
The longer of the two
tains ftftj -seten iie«^asy)Iaii"
Ihls is prol«ab!y a
Vz?/)
No
Wonder Hs Fled.
A UI!. solemn looking young man
entered the rewinurant with a mild
apoJogeiie air and seated hlmmrif at a
•-ii'ritiit
table near tbe middle of the
it was evident that he dreaded
to Intrude, Me wanted to get as far
away from other people as possible,
lie even blushed painfully when lie
gave his order, and the most casual
Olwerver 'o'lld have told that he was
bashful. Just, as his dinner was
brought to hltn a buxom looking wo
man with seven small children entered
tbe plaee. The head waiter swept the
Held ttllh his eye, pounced down upou
llii- table where the young man had
sought solitude, motioned to the moth
er, who clucked (o the chickens, and
moment later the}- were all around
that one table.
bat young man's face was a serial
«ory.
I people entered the restaurant,
glanced at the group, smiled siguifl
cattily and seated themselves
"He doesn't look it, does he' .|u.-i led
a pleasant faced old lady In :ni audible
whisper.
tUn ibm(er
w^e-JSStj. SySff- Tlas"CS«*BE®i 31 *"H*2lr-
A ®:s*«S Mtafs.lUaa. Is*?"" lesnfrs*^ "ass eftst"* *-Si *2*
1 *j£j 5ret:-i2.*.:«. *=5» iC*l*" «a^ aaoty «$$««£ tfraw cd
ja_rl Frtsitfl^nwr. 'Vanei f-i-l4".® -jjt- Trt* te easrtsi on Lit pc^see.
a. ?iui Swiss tsiiurr «tr ewe a fcjsj 'Whs® is. ilfr its .*saa» EtssaeS Kli
js.~a.et. HI* aitigtSisc ra» ii^x -a* a t«*» a.« ww^e? ase£««i :e-»ir4 mi
I iiil t\- tie stf icxiz aM i-iii sasfie anas? s^wtrjizx fir OMck- __
uney. .HjteiiK «^!«g Maaw* *=-. ,-**~se«jr is si* »ct*i
ftSE^f. Baasi&rt is»«?aa*ti *:r 45s w: otati.
rSasae 'oew as? aaai* Sctwupfce
v7" I ifr-r iiiitit: j»t 4i-®i si* fiscr Css
Mi ?*a4?. cw% srsswy-i-i 'rtifefsj
-i»* i'.-rr'T ig- Ai»ia«» sr.*
Itat i-'.r «»3i fcj teSKCfS&'- sa»
•Vl ii A »Kfc» IrtRk&T 1T4&« tin* H£
ire ^r-it .:
~t»«- ft~. ,.f"-7 tiie sctse. sr."
..r
iiritt-': 5-» fit -*rts ils «r
^tiv. juA i-r2£K Sr« (9 riE *Ei». J'ad^f
*.-c.-.as mm-*.
«5t «ar£ cxn^tas de-
iiu: siitcijBr lirfEs.^ 5 li-S iuec,
•f? ar jn- js -EEue «c5»sr it. Waal
•6fc yc n£"S"jjitT
"Wi'i." ia-ifi -j3»»- 5«^Sii«x eaipes: t,
"iT MET ic.fi: A
y.:»r 5* i* k—I tiiaud eWsmSs- ?«-5«rCiz «u!y
tn vi."7 jus liijf sbHUf? :t«y» ".us.* I £»2 ^^'^'isweiSsL doefM •srCt't tr»#-
Ii ti fc't'iiirivi to C«w«
cltir (£53iS«W «V* K.^.«n A C--^-«r HsrrisiJ»e.
saG »mto :. Tlrf- J*c.rA i»srriet£ &* tl*
"A wxi^trf'si thtsiy i* it I^sr..5sfc •p^ .,4ii .'BBe&wr->J.--cis*i jbto4e»-
J.-: 5.4* fmalfeffi. iriii+vissi- 1&5- tiiii '9 -"3«w fV "•risjxi'iiirt csriaj
&MtXf
»stii Mf. H',?»r aj *«K:s?,is^ tay. si# & f#ir?eiMd SeMi!
K" -lil tK ISc« Jahlg* Nxr.x.
SS Iz&gor N-jfT-IG: is tl
tirvsrSenz'^z: fek^ ccr«
"»5T ss xs eircsit. Tie
•siStaif.-wgrfsBfsfi. "a.iii"' fai} t!»s
~i ce**7 aow&iei fl» !i^t-
S ST'it'J 4^r..X-r si»» "r»
r.J ITJ. -t. *..Ve:'«S'."'
Xei&jcs, "^rfcy ia'
a-csij-r s*jS&*t --c»s K? Tiri*? is.-xi.er
iTse*-"f~
!*SkSivI',''vljis Ledses
:J J' «J, '-3 srwt-l fciwiert Ev« ia mii-
-s:':-••-•
5ijt*c si&i st lSs« gel* *03 FkHss.' sit ss« I7"-, is »»f -a-i:.t-?r ii Ir -^sid
tumtmAj t.&r**3f wt*&gt*r>
vfcwrsi: f.vioesUr Jilis U~
to i". !?W* fhr*¥ If-—
ry T?:--* with star'
"iSt'jr s»lS£«iMsi!i«'. tS«
at3KM^i«r*
tte „.
tiling
that
a twvsi of this dull sad bar-
right. (s*A hay. «weet bay, batb no ^avJ
A Curious Plant. whipi^rd !i
Tr'tlA
h-
pla&t of the
r:~"n.'A(z
"A ptaiit, said aa emtoeat S tns*r at a' fnrioos pace'
aid waste places
of tro^i'-a! America, and very strange
are
fit
effects *3jy» the nosrumlnant
ai= so ftTsrthififf of t?*e !D'^r*=tlr
be Ktjji h:,} «y, boars to wait
Iv'.mszt'.y. yoa ever harry like
«r. with an expressive shrug "Ail
Amerj'aa like
go
\h generaUy ax- I ^"H:i i*.v^h?y l^for* IJ" fjM-jikh
hat It was first
u,w
"She looks at least ten years »hl.»
UbUli°'"
«t Hie .next
tie to the hat rack, tossed a half
to the waiter and trifii
through the door without openingV°
London 'telegraph.
go
Tho King Had Rights.
H-b"li Miicready was "n .,-f
lug 11I
at Mohti.- \!., °l,!"
maiin«r .1.1 dispu-usi-.i
the aef^.,
mite
An»erioan
of
very much fast."-
He w»/i i.-'i-}
foil
of 10*. e'y girls,
??po!led. So when the
I men. ne a« ?pol!el. S50
ielie of tbe table remarkcl that she
was verj' fond of jnepi^er and then sift-
ed haif 1
far
coutents of tbe pepper
iszyY'
my
«*6®ju»
i'}r^2.T
a
srj^.
-J V^. «. naj tsuc ixc*-. *s4 111 dis
•«r'li*r.f I ii" -ak."
iV Ease®
2** •:::','
S*i»i Mil Sxt
3m&oe
-A
:«r.ie «v- «rs
grcrw-
Trjr 'ii *. .?'. -f--.=
*te?» »"»r«*Jy a taisate beforo tit
*ty was i*rfe':"'T /-fe-s.-.
A. Silttsii Trait.
A traveieT rr:«?m-! fr»£a Jaffa tells
Ibii sil- £*. Lt-» jte. ci eiise. Ilarisg
1'ir.rbe-jt 1 Uj btt?orKai seaport on
to T-y Je:. be to S^f'LT
hlrir.? carry
'^ri»i«n«
hi*
1
5 Rr
"rr^l'STilSreS
fart's of Jaffa aid* to deiivered at'
ths jsvi tirce so take th«
er a
towu her an' 'iect hisse'f president «r a salt
Arri-.:ng :-t isiation, be found tbat
tnm: Hiu de
1
ev'r
wc*
"Why in ::.e world." he 3emaisded ^t 'ley done staked off de
8tars' en'
b!azin' roDB'd-
0 Smart. nuuuv.
\*,x
a.^ked the' Ct!*ch.
Me.
"f?{feak
tinttlata,"
}'A.r-~
Did Sht Keep Htr Temper?
Mr. Bile?
I'.iS"'
It a
land5ady from llie nest
a llt'Se SvcU-r. please."
1'e reiter.i'eJ his «-rfiark.
"'f isat i.«j*t rr»je." reur?ed the land--. telephone."
lady '.y. -j &, t,,i rjfe adiiKerafwl? ^Ider grasped tbe suggestion and
goods
"Sbe mast
(Able." ®*de the necessary arrangements for
"My ,(•
There -r ijs ,-ifi !.-j!{»r«wive i.rui"- Ttn-a I and asked, "How did it work?"
the !.•(cilj-ly *r in a -r -ijtiiz voi'-e. "Fine," declared tbe elder, rubbing
w. you always fiirnUh
part of the dewri."
"I don'i aiiderstattd,"
"Th" li^'ijfi^ ~I,o:i(ion Standard.
hls
if he
f«*-ls rtigf coming uj.on him. I^ist
Knnday h" I'lv^ed Into the back draw
ing rpotn piiitterliig with fury mid
red Iti the Mis. Biles rose and
laid a gentle band on his stnmm*rins
lips.
"M-mary, I- I—1"—
"Hush, dfir," said the sweet woman.
"Count tv.' iity and conquer yourself,
and I sli.tll bo mole proud of you th ni
If you had conquered the world."
"Eighteen, nineteen, twenty"—
"Now tell me, dear."
"It's Unit new hat of yours that you
paid 0 guineas for, and the new serv
ant's gone uul in, and it's raining hard
—that's all." London Express.
Tempting Fate.
"Dost "hear that' iislced the fair
maid mentioned by tbe Atlanta Jour
nal. There was 11 sound of 11 heavy
step.
"'Tis father, riy, sweetheart, tly!"
"You mean ilee," corrected the lover.
"As you like." said I.lie maid, "but
this Is no time for enlomologlc.il dis
tinctions."
Dramatic Not*.
There's nothing makes a man feel
queerer than to have his wife descrllie
a play (o hint ail wrong when he can't
correct her been use lie told her he
•lldn't go to It the night lie worked late
tit the olliee. New York i'resa
Ono Cure.
"1 believe I'll rock the bent." de
clared the man In the stern
"Don't do it." advised ills compan
ion. "It might discharge this unloaded
pistol I have In my Jeans."—Louisville
f'ntirler-.Journnl.
A inn 11 never borrows the scales of
Justice for the purpose of weighing the
Vcw'00111'11^ to'* neighbor. Chicago
SpeacBanig 9 tt« CiflffiM. I Tht L«f: Thin.
T^sti tiRSRc S& c£ grtcaifi ts^ra t» •. ssrnTxx- oj tis-irj i» 9
Be ic"id £j &aKaa CMLXKS feis tess SE»liiasi csraco j«:'^ers^ la foik
SSe hpftf^xssS. g£ astsy G-T-R-M te ssies Us jste* •sritfe £ae SJT
X3*£ jorrmessij-M- seeat. Sar*^y E^S
exit
zitt NARI *-I«LSS *4icS. B3T-« BTC -5-- £&SS? SJJ s~j»post»i to have
ers beaiisg or la
rs3» ra ooe te«k p£»sc x&9s kxsk- CAS« t:» it .sifiei Tiii Qw aiy*
1%. Mr. FsKst Crake describes t«r*xK J-JTS o? secoad si^t "la
«et«S9£« kSf xrGdtt it "lit H«9W- Esstx. F.rg-'j 1' SSTS W. G. Blxck ia
ritl Hissocx 4 BksJsT *L£f« la is t« "Fiii Mtiikfce." ~a cbiid
feassfiiE is tiae Prsit2»taii Pwioi" kssa^a fxeiist? as a 'is* nria'—L f_
li ltS ai£ xtreccy? **j EL*at ia Bo«- wi? his- sarrired la ftXIo*
Ua t& eaew®r*®t ti» irt of sgteziof' t^iri —is ife-xigi,* iart tbe of
cad «sirtMfcfa scbooSs wbti« tl* tiira^ bv tioirisg tjbree
?s*iater -A -.
.. #%.*** -wV^fta -*-._ -.u. jrs
jcores* «cH i* ttsgfet to she pace. It
*ii re^r^Eiseo&E-i i£a: rjrejjy spla-
tiif *rJaee^s s&oc^W i*~b5*£ br
xhe
i£i*T£ fee ibe ssse 5 eJiiidrws sect ^Procu
tiit z^tisyciss
tad
ptvmimm
^Ijoved
OF £5 for tJs* RST -*CE OF Kswa SJKH
ilii ir .TEFI
1s 'TIT A S»6«T *I* fiffgacjzeid tx
lbs cseavzaseBie&i ?f tie liaiostry,
Un£- l«crt% *sslT«csajy *u psbilelr
etMa-fd.
"Is "be iftKaMe." sar» ia o»i tc
wss. "*3» jo®t !eoti« J*-
frwc fire feet six i&cbea to fire feet
eJeve® indits. Tbere are some tMags
seerr-fTigty rerr siasple which it is to
possible to establish. This is ose of
ibiKiL llistortaas are stn!
NsfioJeoa, Aiexa&der tbe Great aud
Jay Gocid were of tbe same sixe. three
bttmptioos chaps. And it is com
toon beiief tbat CbariemagBe, Erli&g
tbe BoJd, Frederick tbe Great, Bobert
,t7,°?
s%tot*e»:-irig iishim tfarogb as runy *"e-3bt- Sew Vort Press.
the i.Jl.v.ii-a
thorough-
she pJl.-tcii-a thorotigli-
This
hitn«»tf
I the vcbicle. l:OTe-r. than the driver
Ui* h*m& 14ft
tamarind or icbs S thro«:gis s!5 fhe dost a «i over ail the *n— than ter swaller him be'd ian*
I
llat trKob. imIi LK.t »a.l ..ii *.
of «I«: ftotoriocsly roo«b streeu
of Jaffa The paswetscr was too basUy
etX'SoywJ In «av:Jl?
his
Unes to
Omy
j, *M A Joshua livin' wbo could make de *'ast
snn
st2D"
sljI1
whirled the,00
an
feoce rouo'
™sbin'est grab all age
'2- only rides de
dey
that' boors a day de fireman in de son I beim decide whether we reform or not.'
"You American/'responded the driv-'
wortts'aa'deJ"13 s,teken°ugbter
C*M
Yootb's fvi.'.[.3rjioa. our own account dat wisdom itse'f waiter to bring a piece of sausage.
looks foolish. Wbar we'll fetch up I We'll set the sausage before Wilbelm,
He V/as To® Smart. dnnoo. All I does know is dat w» and if he eats it we stay where w«
1
man at the table **iae
tzst
over lier (vaI In sj.rang an old '^a? on ®ot tbe lady was very devoted to
!s«-r chnrcb work and worried herself into
It won't burt you. This pepper Is hysteria b«caose she could not attend
half services and h'-ar her favorite pastor
"W?ja* bs that you
Taking No Chances.
A fanner who took much pride In
the looks of his fattening pig3 once
purchased a pair from a neighbor.
Upou delivery at tbe usual age of
eight weeks they seemed to him rather
small.
Eying them dubiously, be remarked
dryly, "Guess I had better keep tbe
eat shut up for a few days."
A Hard Stunt
s:c ii s'iti tie c^3i fcoca ritii
Xlsaes sn: the ftstiecc's axKiti- If tie
Jittie-s t? Ifi*r Of^zislle SM-~ This is
i£kiore. pent taj Aa&tber
owjsiry DO«.5ei2 geaersllj beM is that
if tiias ire boy saj rjv latter
wB2 sever fcecoaae 2 t-xber. H»
pJsysm'oey r.-f tiit sabjeci it cbecore,
»^fe is pro&t&Zj grsxnsd for tit
be.jef. idea not ia&eijiMatlT
Titi a ilia: siie laullifoce of
twins is t*:w the arerage. It is al
ways disks 19 pjuve a oegatire, 1st
!t is verj iJoabtfu: whetb«- facts *op
poft ix -s E«Ma cjf iiai&ed !ate£U|(BM
eeiS? iresi&i o& tbe tos
noo 'Kilt tie-r syr.shf *beei«. Tbe ss? meat whatever. It is asocfe
wbeeJs ia tltre® rows, a «ie
zhzi
ftssais st wbsrsi. Weaver* aiso is irkeir 10 L* sosietitiog less
«pj*ire«J ta ptrssects of tlwir oirs, tUao t«ra aJ.
wwTiaj. Tben-rxs aa iss3»e&s« &QXD-1
br of f^nitori What's In a Namat
I
-fy.ziA: hers.
TK» Sia* ef Great Man. aad oa.'y master of the
Tbe Ins D&ke has always b(Ai a viHcge s» fcooL -J have today
mjszurr.
have read that be was SJ r»t rtd—s!ITA:-a iene-r fr\m Mr.
f«t foor iacb«5 r*'i I ban read also iaJoriLisg me that bis soa is
ti»t be was oc fire feet six susabSe to anead scboil Is co&seqaesce
Hlstonascs isC cs be was i3y*btp:
5
goeasiag
the
height of Julius Caesar, tbe sire
of
Bans.!bai's bead, tbe weight of Aiex
aader the Great aad tbe geseraJ di
here
sad, like all only I *wlmr'~Atlanta Constitntion. lectures.'"—Washington Star.
A Telephone Opiate.
Tbe elder's wife was seriously ill,
the doctor advised rest and quiet
tb^
not leave tbe house,
warned tbe doctor, "but you can easily
image to have he- bear tbe sermon jthen
said »te bland transmitting tb« sermon into bis wife's
«re :lnr»ys 3 lot of p"« in room.
A S a a
hands gleefully. "Ten minutes aft-
er the sermon began she fell sound
asieep."—Philadelphia Ledger.
His Criticism.
Robert Louis Stevenson once took aa
very hssty tempered eccentric acquaintance of bis to hear
man, l!it i* al»o one who keeps hi.* Sir Charles Halle play the piano at St.
pror/ibe* the very letter. Therefore
Mrs. I', has ir.iitied him to beiic-ve
that vi-(i'l thought* die le#t and even
In a moment of bW %veaktn extract
ed from iil.ii a |roniiKe always to
James' ball, !xndon. Sir Charles was
a musician of the moat correct and
wvere British type, though a German
by birth. After tbe concert was orer
they walked as far as tbe Marble arcb,
neither having spoken. Arrived there,
tbe friend stopped and delivered him
self thus: "Tbe manner of tbe elderly
statesman at the piano was somewhat
austere and chilling." And then tbey
walked on.
Georgia!
Freddie
Mamma—flood gracious.
What is the matter with
Jones? Is tbe child having a fit?
Georgie—No, mamma. You know Fred
die stutters, and we bet be couldn't say
"altltudlnoslty" before Bobble ran
twice around the block.—Puck.
Ponderous.
Evelyn—He's a very learned man.
You wouldn't think so, would you?
Natica—Oh, yes! I suspected It at once.
Evelyn Indeed? Natica Yes.
Ha
makes me so tired!—Illustrated Bits.
Notice to Contractors.
Healed bids wlil be received by tbe School
Board of Uayton School District, No. 2, in
tbe county of Bmmon» and state of North
Dakota, up to 3 o'clock p. in. of Mon
day. July it, ItMIS. for the removal of school
house No. I, situated on Sec. 3. Tup. l:ci.
Kge. 7S, to tbe northeast corner of the
northwest quarter of Sec. X. Twp. Wt, life.
TS. dlntanco of about live miles.
Ruvelopescontalotng lilds must lie marked
niilds for Moving. School-House." and must
te addressed to Tlieo. Yetter, Clerk of Guy
ou School District, No. 3, Hartford, N. D.
Details us to the contract required can lie
obtained from tbe District Clerk.
The Board reserves tbe right to reject any
or all blda.
By order of tbe Board of Directors of (Jay
tou School District, No. 3.
listed June 10, IMS.
THEO. VETTEB. District Clerk.
their piiysicaJ
Bates r»ir«i Dr. Bij
thrasM yoa yesterday inflicted
Qt^
tiaa. Is thii a fact, Bates?1
"X-a-tto, slrT' quiiefi Bates. "I nev
er cuch 'is.**
But Dr. Big^r.ig did not believe, a&d
two nsisctes later Bates was askl&g
for penaissioR to stand op ia class, tbe
tesches
btf.
1.
u,.„,^V-0*^
lu u_
T,"EIi Lion were ail top note hers, "Old Fuss' were Bihy Beauchaap did it, sir,
to B^hard Coeur de
aJ!
h.
Lk«
top nou-bers. "Old Fuss
?*. aad Feathers," formed in the prodigal-
Jonah wua livin'
wbaS*
»«T« any ta©
11141 wbate bigh Wm
Ue
tnm- aa'
lrid
b!S
of wood.
Oa tfce f«liv»viiig day Johnson
oeask'^is of S«?oiEoa. Why, we are cot *crTi':^- Lt Bigwig sought Jastifi
even snre of tbe stature of George 1
WasbSogta®. It migfct be believed that
c*"
'a 'ji
ll!-3
EC£
before the whole
class.
"Did you tell your father that Bates
thrashed yoa'r" te asked.
"So,
sir," piped the youth.
The master's countenance clouded.
"Bet yocr father wrote to me, say
ing that Bates did it."' he thaadered.
taow d:dT"' sniveled Johnson.
bm fattwr
wu5da't
s^'-
and ^f'° Bat*s."-I»sdon Answers.
ter
ef
'^ng
^Ue an' sae wux turned into a
t0
'*'^orm-
and Tim*. Discussing poverty on one occasion,
"Dis yer day an' time,*' said Brother Dutch poet and economist Van
Williaias, "is too caoch fer me. Ef dar said, "We want reform, and we
11
he do it so be could save ^en_t I knew in my youth.
e'
abont as badly as a Dutch stu-
"This student's chum said to him:
'Ijxik here, I'm tined of tbe life
I've be# ieadlDg for the past two
years. I'm going to reform. This morn
ing I shall attend a lecture.'
"My student, a confirmed idler,
yawned, put down his pipe and an
swered
"Yes it would be splendid to re
form, and yet tbe beer is very good
morniag, isn't it! I tell you
knows des how many what we'll do. We'll let my dog Wil-
tails of de comics what go »r
tie tin "'Wiihelrn decide: How will he do
«ky: We is so wise on 'Ob. it Is very simple. We'll tell tbe
UOT UI'JH 19 uai »V I »c »UJ »UCT nW
enough ter make yo' bead !al*-
If
he doesn't, we reform and
the writer of "Leaves From a Life,"
"was the victim of the most extraordi
nary persecution that I should think
any man ever met with. An eccentric
woman fc-i! desperately in love with
him and used to pester him first with
the most extravagant love letters and
h5'
'y'ng in wait for him when-
ever he left the house. Finally she
Issued invitations to tbe wedding, pre
pared breakfast and an enormous cake
and called for poor Mr. Landseer in a
carriage and pair, the horses decked
out with white satin streamers and she
herself dressed most gorgeously aa a
bride. But that was the end of tbe per
secution. Iler friends took her away,
and Mr. Landseer remained a bachelor
to the day of his death."
Forest of Strange Trees.
Tbe most extraordinary forest in {kg
world occupies a tableland some six
miles in width between 300 and 400
feet above tbe sea near tbe west coast
of Africa. The peculiarity of the trees
of this forest is that, though their
trunks are as much as four feet In di
ameter, they attain the height of only
one foot. No tree bears more than two
leaves, and these attain a length of six
and a breadth of two feet. The flowers
make gorgeous crimson clusters,
Missed ths Job.
Molly—I Just dote 011 Uncle Sam's
brave sailor boys. Cholly—I wath
thinking of joining the navy at one
time. Molly—Oh, why didn't you?
Cholly—Why, I w'ote to tho secretary
of the navy for a position ns admiral,
but he did not weply.—Judge.
Literature's Lost Leglen.
"There's a legion that never was IM*
ed" among books as well ns among
men books that have lieeti contemplat
ed, but never writtcu—a literary regi
ment of wraiths nml ghosts. Hook
Monthly.
Fair Warning.
He—I shall speak to your fn(hit to
night. IIow had I lielter lieginY Hint
By calling his attention lo (ho alnlutea
governing assault, innnsliiiightor and
murder. Papa Is so Impulsive, ymi
know
If a man wishes to tunrry a WOMO
forty years old, ahould he aab liar ra
ther for her?—Atcblaon Ololie,
Proposals for Itrltlgoa,
Sealed !i|ls will tin rivclveil tiv llm lloiuil
of (.'oilIlly l\iiiiiiijnnliiiiii|'H of ii.'imimna coon
ty. North Hiikotii, tl oil I I o'climl, |i 111 All
KUST 17. l!*p, fur IWO hi,Mil liiitlsiut, lo till
built u* follow*,:
One TO-fool »l 1-1-1 hi li1|{M I lo t!|,ciio, luty
HUSK, I Ill-Hill lllllll. Willi II ill. I I1HHI11 |ll||:i
and concri'tn Intel.Ins, ii,'ri» lluiivto I'runl,,
to section -'h tr.' llri.lH'. lo lin III bt.|
nliovu low Wiilei'.
OlIU Ntffl lll'i'lllll, 1 IniiI lilim illlll kllilll.
low Irns*. I lifiiiii iilun, Willi 11 in I liliitli)
piles, with eoiicruiu lumliliiu, iinros* lluuyiii
creek, liulwueii MJ.'IL.in* Al uiol ijil, ln*i,»Mn
VfS.
ramie 75.
I'lllll* mill allr'-llli!*! tl III» I'llil III! aiiiill i«l
office of I'otniiy Aiiiltlor, i.lnioii. N (I
liy order o(. lm ilonnl ol I
slonerN.
Muled ul l.tnion, N II ,iid I if, I Wit)
tlce CMiaatitioii Fiml Proof,
S DIM*I»Ii or rat !F aio. I
LiJB Omct tl BimiOL N. D.,
Sctiat i» bertiy rlvt ism
AiESASDEE E. COCSEAXE
Of Wk»s«». lis iitd sxjsir's o' lu» i&.
tcaUds to Ktkt cccmcuUos iail pK«jf
is sspciort of tU cUiEk. ru.:
Hoo^oeid Etiry \o. 3TTS. Mi.-et, 3».
JXC. for Siie «_ W. (, of Sec.
-E*e-
He»»« tte foii-iwsai *itotsvrsto
bss ccctieaom as«"#c ir..j cii'tir-*
liMt of tM Uad. rtx.:
J- StcOjcrilif. &f W:S!ci_ \. |,
B. Kjm. of Viacev X. !i.
R. R- itsneru:, of Wtuoa*. !.,
kriit of WisEosa. I
tW For prxofs. fihnirs. etc.. appiv to
L. A Weatherby. I'niUNi Suus Orm
missioner. Linton.
Notice of Coaamiiutioa Final Proof.
UeriEium or TIIE I.V?j:k .,r
L»*n Wnct Br**H.K. X. n.
He aailit* the f.»:i«j*:rij
nl» .xtoiiiiaoBS
r»-s:iea-v airtu
Beaochamp,
Jfiftb'K*!:Twp
ITH.
go to
Landseer's Persistent Wooer.
Charles Landseer was a brother of
8Ir
Edwin "and for some years," says
O yiBt.
2,
W. tf Fifth P. ..
A*4 Um mid pKjf *it: isjk»e Mom
B. CKRJTY. ^O4X» IOD ^I-CS»R|CI F^RT
OF TIE COBBTY OXSRS of EMAARYCIS -TOBCST ,\
D- 1! Lttsot. X. I_ oq Ja Tj. !»..
M- U.iEWELL. !l
£S"If»trumen!
1! and Vc»cai Music
*iJi be taught by Goorge Br, Ws. Any
kind of iostramea'. First anfithinJ!
Frsday ifternojO!) in f-ach a rv--1
tween aod 4 o'clock- Apply at Lin
ton Furniture .Store: -*r afldresi A. H.!
IrTine. Linton.
Jura I. .•-.
Notice is clren U»AS
JOE VAN
VKil
VOKSTE.
tot N. I*,. tW-t a'.'ttiv iij„ s^.
t*r&tL>o to tnikkK fir^-y^r Dcv«'f iD
support of bis oUisa. viz.:
Qon^st«^d Fairy N«x m&tit- Jutk* I
for lb* *4 «f ?. k.
:t
ti.-i ft"
of ?. K. *-4 .i Sec. 24 a&U N W
,•' .\
ra
tion of the lan'l. viz
K»-l,as Biesh^av^!, of \V(^.s jj. Ii
IK-cry W N l"i.
11.,-nry lr Boer, of
Wc-iti«-i.1
XI'
J.'hn Van der Vor»te. of X. b.
M. H. JEWELL.
Notice of Five»Year Final Proof.
Or.eAHTMtM or THE INTEKI.,K.
L*«n Orrica ,*T BISMARCK. X. !•.. '.
Jur.fi,
N"in'r
is ht ftby zirt xh-i*
hl'DOLI'H tTEUMA r,
Of Witioaa, N 1. bas filed nosjeeof his in
teDtion 10 uiik»r fifirin" ur mtf. iu j»ai
port of hi* claim, vit.:
Homestead Entry N«j. i£5». iika.u*- Ar»Ji
im for tbr K. S Of N. W. .!»,.{ S V\ .^4'
iif N. Of s^«- an*l N.
,t
tw
-v-,:2-
And that ^aid wll\ i+: nii jt
B. Cariey. judffc rind •$. n-rk
of the county foart o? Fr?iUi«m i%»ant N
U.. at Liot^u. N. D., on JuJy Si. l*r!.
HE NATUES TBE FOLLOWING WJTN»-„-S I,»
bii cootiauoax rr»id^nw •*:#»i .cultiva
tion of the ]%od. viz.:
J. D. Coi)«rt of Wibouft, N i»
Bicbard Wilkinson, .f Winurm N
A, Kitfffer. of N
John Hidd!r-._vm ,.
ft{
-x (,
M. ». JKWF.LI.. t'.' Mir,
UENTIsT
LI XT' i.N. IK. I'AK
FREE BRAND COLUMN.
I Any one psying a year siii.vriytlon In
advance c^n have bis stock brandsd.-vrilR-.i
1& this column.]
Allen. H. W.—Braddrx:fc. Hurv-s t-i or, rl«rbi
shoulder. Cattle. 011 1 vt tiijj,
Allen. Joseph—Winona. Cattic. A «n risht
hip.
Andros. W. B.-0al». Cattle hrani«rd
on left side. llor.--. Itrantlci witn
small size of above brnn't. on left cbi-ek.
Backhaul. Herman Linton, ijittle and
horses.
1,11
!«-ft bip..
Baker. \V.—Llvona. Cattle. 7 on !f-ft blp
under outer balf of riirht car s.-aiiop'«J
out. llorses.2 on left sboulii.-r.
Bakkcr. Ann*—Hull. Cattle. AB
rjoin«l
cetber) on rlsbt hip.
Baker. John—Ilazeiton. 1 -itiif :,inl Ilorst-s.
and combined on ieft -,i),..
Baumgartner. John—Strasbur?. Cattle and
horses. on left hip.
Baiter, ftn.—Braddoc-k. Hr,r-*-~ mule, *jJ
on right thigh or bip. 4bee|.. strip rut i-u
of end of under aide of risbt
e»r.
Bern. August—Brad dock. Cattle 1 4
right hip.
Brooks, C. E.- Winchester. Horses. 5
hip
sl"uller'
same brand on ricbt
Burhace, Jamcc-Llvona. Caulr, £Q !«.»,
tlip
iiorufcu. gon left tblitii.
Hrummel, O.—Weatfield. Slice,,. fi-,,,
®f wtlli®rn Aiit) left far of twtv
Clark, Joseph—Dale. Cattle, JC on ieft hip.
Casey. I). W.—Gayton. I'.ittie. on left rib
(torses, same brand on left
7
shoulder.
Couipaan. Atiel-Westfield. Cm tie. A and
combined ou right bip.
Coover. C. E.—tilencoe. Cattle. on Ic-fi rit».
Home*. 11 on left slmuUler.~|_
Davis Bros. (Heaver Creel
i,„.'K Urrii)-
l.intou. Cattle anil Imrses. "ii riirht
hip.
Davis..I It -llaielton. cutle. -.mbim --d J3
t»ti rixlit hip.
DortM-lilnK. I.e»l»-Ur«.l,l„ii. .utle ri*
tsaat?-
Klwhtr, .Uki.t. Kteur i'«iil,. •. I
bl|.
u.„
Itur.. ». Hitiiie ou left •!iin9|uidrr.
l-rederlck. .las.--llat'lton. C:inie 33
left III p.
c.oujthiiiiur. .lobn -lllsmarck Cau!e have
CO
''.rand (known a-
llittHHi-tl^lliui-
••|.i„-.-h:iiii
Hook
Brund") on left hip
Ul.vllik, ll.~-\Ve,llt«M. i',«i:.', ei. ieft hip.
""TiiIB*
u"''
""bTp"'
W 1,11
A'
ICiiiiiion»tiirK
(S.ule, „u
ll«il, .lurry.-WlnoiiM ('utile »nd tiei*. I
oil l«t|| altlgi
Hon iniiili. .r itKhl t'on 1,.)!,
Ilumi, ,1. Wlii'iiiu. C.iiil,. boi-ses I 1
K0111I1I1111IIon II mill ,l),m rlnht tit^
ll.l v«lill, A M'rwlliuiil Niiwp, ,„|i,
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Charts B. i/arSty, jodsre and fs-olB'-i .-i-rfc
of ttje coanty court of FainM»ns -. X.
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Notice of Five-Vear Final
lilFASTMls .'.J -ai
LAXK orrica AT BI-KTS
root.
Jat.-
Xv'.ics hereby ?'iv 1.
KATHA&IXA KL' u7
Formeriy K*5t.iT:i.s
Of loom X. Ii hi. c,
L.-.,
intentioa to make flo-y-s- -u--
support of her ci»i£n. ij
llomesiuid Entry S-j. Ica-
1--
tjer ». WH, for tl^ ».-.
of X. W. of S-*r. )v T»
:v w. of nrth
And tbat said proof
Cbarle* B. Csr.ej. ^o«r
r!etk of the county court ..f
ty. X. D.. at Linton X. J.
^t»e names the foiiusin »::l
her continuous re»tdet.~- 1
tion of tbe land. viz_:
Jakob Manscb. Wtnon*
is
Georse Wolfer. of tvinoni. N L,
Jakob Bender, of EcitiOL? ^.'•
W l'.beim Nigel, of W JS» N XI
il. F.Lt.. K-.
KUWEKWIXK,
WATCHMAKER AXLi jt.'. tM
KEPAIHIXG A irCEi.iAl.Vi
LINTON. .Nok L'ic
CIGARS fiA I a h1 -vM
CITY BABBER Slop
A- M. BKlTTs Psor
Laundr/ Basket Leaves ou
Emmons County Abstract Gompaaj
I.. A. WaATMBKBT. Offlciil Ai^-.rt
conrt.rra ABSTKACTS or ALL L»M-- JNL
town liOTS i* ISSON- OJCSIV
FABM AND RANCH LAM)e luK sAl.E
NUTAUY PUBLIC. Agent for MF.Kii.A
SURETY CO.. of New
to-
0n
JOHN PBTERSON,
mil Woodworker,
HAZELTOX NORTH UAKuiA
I hereby respectfully inform '.l.c
public that I am now'preparc«t 10 do
work in my liue, and will eamesiiy
en
deavor to satisfy those who give me
their patronage.
DR. W. C. WOLVERTON
PHYSICIAN AND
SLKGF.oN
UNTON. NORTH DAKOTA
I'lssases of tb« Eye slveo ?pecU
•lasses Kitted.
Orrica AT FLANBBTT 0 PSIKUO-R.
Phones: G®ce. W-2 Residence t-
SMITH & IRVINE
UMkrtol[iag aad]Eiibolniing,
ou"
Furaltur* aid Caskets.
Personal and prompt attention to
tele|ihone orders.
ri«l'»
.'-"Hi. oil left
Linton, North
,SI
ll..ill.li»d,tlh.f Tell. Cattle, J2 on left ribs.
H«r..|l»,(l. a. |.l„i„„. 73t11 „ir
llemU. II ,|, I ,i 111,1,1. Cat tie, A ait,l ,mui
billed on ilxlit blp lii,,»,, |,,,,s,," .'
brain 111 riy lit xhouhlei Voiin^ Ium"".
Dakota
OMVBEAL SWEET
WELL DRILLERS
LU'ONA. NORTH t'AKu. A
We Drill Deep or Shallow Wcio-
Gasoline fower Used for Dri 11ir.
WORK PROMPTLY DONE
TUBULAR WELLS.
NISR VCARS' EXPERIENCE.
A n»r ACTIO* OUARAN TEED
AMKST rtlM UADY A1R-OOOLEI).I».A.?V.
LINE KXiilNES
rKASCit JAfciKOWIA*
Ml Ylviht Suset. Bissarck. 0

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