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Edwlua "Don't you thluk short
skirts mako a woman look shorter?"
Elhol Ycs; but thoy mako'tho men
-look longer." Typographical Jour
nal. She "Our minister docs not jump
at conclusions." Ho I should saj
not. I never know him to roach a
conclusion in less thau an hour."
Brooklyn Llfo.
Boudley "How did Wall Streot got
its name? There Is no wall there."
Stockstand "Yes thoro Is. I went
to It about a month after I began to
speculate." Up-tc-Date.
'Not His Fault; "I've been riding
on the elevated for flvo years, and I've
cover offered a lady a seat." "Thou
you've never bad nny manners."
"That isu't it. I'vo never yet had a
scat." Harlem Llfo.
Sho felt his breath upon her chcok.
"Sir!" she protested, "you aro going
too far!" That was what his breath
would Indicate; but according to tho
cyclometer their tandem had covered
but a paltry of 481 miles. Detroit
Journal.
"Say, Jimmy, you must excooso mo.
Tlllio Jukes said you was whistling' at
do alley door las' oveln, but I dulu't
hoar nuthin'." "What wuz ce matter
wtd yerlis'nors?" Say. don't yon no
tice I'm wearin' mo hair in do Clco
style?" -Cleveland flalu dealor.
Smylho I wonder, what Idiot orig
inated tho phrase, "There's no ac
counting for taste." Tompkins
Why? Smytho Bocauso I'd like to
get at blm! I'vo just been account
ing to tho milliner aud modesty for
my wife's taste. Brooklyn Life.
A Study in Motive. "Say, old man,
just supposing I had tho choice, would
you advise mo to marry an ugly girl
with money, or a pretty girl without
money?" "A pretty girl without
money, by all means. That would
givo you tho name of having money
yoursolf." Detroit Journal.
"Charloy," said young Mrs. Torklus,
"I have mado a discovery." "I hope
it isn't anything about athletics," to
piled her husband, apprehensively.
"It Is, though. I know now why
nature doesn't put any hair on tho
beads of young children. It Is to
keep them from becoming football
players too early In llfo." Washing
ton Star.
X, who has not a reputation for
scrupulous cleanliuess, arrived tho
other day at tho chateau of , and
some jokers had the curiosity to exam
ine his valise, where thoy observed
tho absetico of hair brush or tooth
brush. "How is that," said a guest
to uim, "you havo not brought a tooth
brush." "Oh, no," answered X. "But
then. I expected to stay only four
days." Lo Figaro.
"Dear," sho said softly, according
to the Cleveland Flain Dealer, "I havo
cruelly deceived you." His brow
darkened. Ho had heard such talk
before on tho stage. "Go on," he
hissed. yl I told you," sho stain
'niered, "that I had taken a course of
lessons at tho cooking school. It was
(a false!" Ho staggered back. Then
tho full meaulng of her confession
.' dawned upon him. With a wild cry
' of joy he, strained her to his exulting
If ' heart.
Sho was tho daughter of a streot
'railway magnate. And tho good-look-
ring young man had just kissed her.
A moment later ho looked in her eyes
with adisappolnted expression. "Can't
youpay that back?" ho murmured.
The ''lovely girl tossed her head. "I
,iboHoVe,'? sho said, "that you favor
viiower faros?" "Yos," he reluctantly
admitted, "I do." "Thon," sho said,
h haugutily, "you need not expect no
transfers on this system." Ami the
young man know that tho magnates
,-liad won another round. Cleveland
Plain DealeW-
JIUTTONS MADE OF MILK.
' A Factory In 'Holland Kngaaed In
Their Manufacture.
For a long time buttons and other
articles for which bono is generally
used havo been mado from congealed
blood, parchased from tho slaughter
bouses, and treated with someisnl
stauco that hardens it to the suQlclent
consistency, says the Philadelphia
Times. Tho sauio articles cau bo mado
from milk by a process invented by e.u
Englishman. Tho milk used is sklm
rallk. The process of turning this
milk Into buttons, pool balls, combs
backs of hair brushes aud similar ar
ticles consists of mixing it with a sub
tanco, the Ingredients of which aro a
secret of tho inventor, and compress
ing it. At tho ond of throe days tho
.substance is as solid as celluloid and
.is ready to be out and shaped in any
way tho manufacturer wishes. At
present a .factory in Holland Is en
gaged in fashlonhig the hardened milk
luto various articles, buttons bolug tho
chief. Tho buttons mado In this way
differ vory little In appoarauco from
tho ordinary bone buttons. Thoy are,
croauiy white iu appearance, but can
bo, colored black or red or any other
color by" simply mixing tho coloring
matter with tho milk boforo tho hard
ening process boglns. Thoy are said
to possosa advantages over tho boue
aud celluloid articles in being less
briiliaut and less liable to chip. For
combs tho milk substaucn is said to
bo especially well adapted, as it is
smooth and dellcato to tho touch, and
derives from its creamy origin a glos
sy surface In tho same way it is a
good substitute for Ivory In billiard
aud pool balls.
-Ills Little Lotion.
It seemed to him an cxcollont tinio
lo impress tho lesson upon her, so as
ho started lor his hat ho said to her:
"Supposo you had wanted mo to
spend tho evening with you before wo
were married nnd I had planued to do
something elso?"
"Supposo I had," sho returned.
"What of it?"
"You wouldn't have sulked, would
yon?", ho asked.
"No-o. I supposo not," sho replied,
hesitatingly.
"You woldn't havo got cros? and
been dlsagrceablo about it, would
you?"
"Probably not."
"You would- have been just as ulco
aud sweet and clover as you could
possibly be," ho asserted. "You
would have been both 'lovable and
loving and would havo tried lo coax
me to give up my plaus. Isn't that
so?"
"Perhaps ltis,"shefallcred, "but"
"Never miud tho 'buts,' ho inter
rupted, feeling that he was gaining his
point. "What I am trying to Impress
upon you is that a woman doesu't seem
to thluk It worth while to try the sauio
arts ou a husband that she does ou a
lover.- That's where you're both
foolish aud unjust. Now, you admit
that beforo. marriage V
"Before marriage,'' she broke iu,
"if you bad spoken Of going anywlioro
aud I had pouted' just the, least littlo
bit, what would you have done?"
"Um ah well. I suppose "
"If you had noticed what seemed to
bo even tho barest traco of a tear
what would have happened?"
"Why, my dear, I "
"If I had merely looked at you
pleadingly what would have happened
to that other ongagomeut?"
"lloally, you dou't givo me time lo
answer. I must confess that hi nil
probability I would have "
"Given It up, of course," she
prompted. "Isn't it worth while to
mako tho same sacrlllccS for a wife
that you would for a sweothcart?"
Somehow ho couldn't help feeling
that his little lesson was lost ou her,
but it is wot thy of 'nolo that bo told
his business associate tbo next day
that any man who wont on tho theory
that a woman can't reason as.clearly
as a liiau was lying up a large store of
trouble for himself. Chicago Post.
DovIouk munitions.
Paragorle Tho crying need of tho
midnight hour. .'.
Liberty Tho right to compel an
outsider to vole with tho gang.
Legend "A bare-faced lie that lias
grown old enough to wear whiskers.
31101 A woman's ability to mako
friouds by laughing at a mau's stupid
jokes.
Kiss A simultaneous contraction of
tho liis aud onlanrcinont of tho heart
Egotist A bicycle crauk who thinks
his is tho only hjgh-grado wheel on
the Piko.
Insomnia Something that keeps a
man's wife awake until ho comes
homo in tho' morning.
Shark A man who is always anx
ious to favor his fellow-man at the
rate oil per cent a month.
Crank Tho mair who always Insists
upon convincing others, but will not
allow himself to be convinced.
Merchant Hnyo you had auy ex
perience itVchlnaware? '
Applicant Years of it, sir. S
Merchant What'?uoyoa.wtan,
you break a valuable piece? '
Applicant Well or- -I usually 'set
It together again and put It whero
some customer will knockjt orer.y
MerchautYou'll do.' Tltitim
One of tho most curious stohosi In
the world is found In England. r It is a
natural barometer, and actually fore
tells probablo changes in tho weather.
It turns black shortly before an; ap
proaching rain, while iu, fine .weather
it is niottled with spots of white.
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Hawks' Hotel
Best and cheapest hotel on tho line
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MEALS, 25c. LODGING, 50c.
J, F. HAWKS, Proprietor.
THOMAS HOWE
Dealer In.
FORilEBHfK
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Pboeni Ave.,
South Side of
Railroad. - Track.
Notlco For Publication.
Homestead Entry No. lavs.
Land Orrrcc at Pbescott, Ariz-. I
October 30,17. I
tj'fjtlcc is hereby given that the followlng
namod tdltlpr has filed notice of his Inten
tion to mako nil tirflof In support of his
claim, and that said proof wfl 'ho mude be
fore the Clerk of tho Probata Court at Flag
staff, Ariz., ou Saturday Pec. JMOT. riz:
John C. Mudersbach forthc 84 NEK and
NM HEM 8oc. S8, Twpt. St N. R. BE.
lie names the following wit nouses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultiva
tion of said land, viz: William Frlodleln.
Henry O.Lockett, Franklin L.Beal, Henry
Buckner, nil of Flagstaff, 'Arizona.
FREDERICK A. THITLE. Register.
. XoU to cr9jr(
Notlco Ulioroby given by: tho undersigned
executor ot the estate ot Clmrlos Reagan de
ceased; to the' creditors of, and ill persons
having claims against said deceased.' to ex
hibit tho same with the necessary vouchers
within ten months from the first publication
of this notice, to tho undersigned executor
'ilfllt Dlafe of business In Mlltoa, Coconino
Wflity, AttitJaa Territory, tho same. being
the place wjjere to fiutm m a aamis
trutlon of said estato Is transacted. AH
cluiroM not presented wtthlp he .time herein
specified will be forever barred from allow
ance and 'payment.
Dated at Milton, Coconino county, Arizona
Territory, this till day of November, 1N7
M.J. RlORDAK
Hiccuior with the wilt annexed of tho estate
of Chariuj Reagan deceased.; -t . '' '
First publication Hoy. i;lWt. J
stock is a fine one.
' D. J. BRANNEN.
EIQUOR STORE.
1ULIUS AUBINEAIT
Dealer in
Fine Wines,. Liquors
and Cigars.
St. Louis Bottled Beer a Specialty
QuietMt place In town No gambling
allowed.
FAMILY TBADK POMCITKD. -
SYKES BROTHERS,
General Machinists)
FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA.
Bicycle Repairing a Specialty.
BABU1TT BROS.
Postofflco address,
KliiirRtnlT. Arizona.
Hamte. Clark's Vul-
ley. niogoiion juis.
Brand as per cut.
All young stock
branded on both
sides, with swa low
fork and undorblt In
each eur. Also own
tho following: Hoot
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Boot cattle, rood brand W on right slde;T
cattle oneon right stao: nurse uranu. u. u.
J. A. VAIL.
Is
Runge eight miles
southeast ot Flag
staff, ittcomno coun
ty. Cattle branded J V
on left ribs; earmarks
Kquare cut on right
car. ovorslope on left
ear,
l'ostodlce address:
Flagstaff. Arizona.
Probate Court Notice.
Notice Is hereby givcu that Georgo Hoff
man, administrator of tho estate of Mary J.
Hoffman, (deceased, lw Hied his petition
with the Judgc.of the prubate court of Coco
nino county, Arizona Territory, asking for
an order to sell the following real estato be
longing to said estate, to-wlt: Lots one, two,
three, four, fire, six, seven and eight In block
8 V, In tho town of Flagstaff, county of Coco
nino, Territory of Arizona, at private sale,
for the purpose ot paying off tho Indebted
ness of said estate.
AH persons interested in said estate are
hereby notified to appear lieforctho probuto
court In thecourt liouso In the (own of Flag
staff, Coconino county, Arizona Territory, at
ten o'clock a. m., on the Mil day of Novem
ber, ISO,, at which time the hearing ot said
petition will bo had, und show cause why
said pctlton should not bo granted nnd said
order for the sale ot said real estate bo made.
Given under my hand and seal of office as
1'robiito Judge this SO day of September, 1897.
N. G. LAYTON,
Probate Judge 'of Coconino county, A. T.
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