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Isn't there some possible arrangement
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thieves in the northwest anu pay their
board on condition that they do their
stealing somewhere el,ef
JUDGE DAVIS has sat on the fence so
long that his weight is beginning to tell,
and he will try to back u section on the
deficiency bin calling for al approprla-
ton to have the top rail upholstered.
WHEN Mr.. Washburn stands up to ad-
dress an audience he remains seated.
That is, we mean he Fits down when he
stands, or rather, he rises in q sitting pos.
turc. Anyhow, you know what We mean.
VIZ noticed great dearth, during the
fall, Of the item about men who had
raised wheat from seed found in the hand
Of an Egyptian mummy, 1000 years old.
Journalistic enterprise isn't what it used
to be.
THE photograph of quail ON toast is
now on exhibition at the leading hotels.
The wonder is how the quail manages to
hold the toast down, US the aforesaid
toast is much the larger and heavier Of
the two.
THE dealers In holiday goods have
bout completed and agreea upon q scale
of prices on which man with wife aud
two children can 90 into bankruptcy be-
fore ho gets the frst stocking filled half
way to the ankle.
In Sweden birch bark has been mixed
into corn for food. Birch bark, with a
long, timber strip Of the birch inside OF
it, has long been used in this country as
. stimulant, especially for boys. But
nobody ever thought OF eating it.
THE Adpocate thinks the photographers
ought to know more than they do about
their Blbles. We know all about ours.
It's right there, ON the third shelf, under
a pile of Congregational Globes. How much
more does he want fellow to know3
A NAN, however innocent he may be,
always developed in thick cloud OF
damaging circumstantial evidence, when
. he leans up against the hotel counter,
carefully picks out wooden tooth pick
and tries to light it on the top Of glass
cigar case.
SAN FnANCIsco regales itself with bull
fights. The American missionaries to
the degrading heather of India and
China always sail from this Christian
port of San Francisco and travel three
thousand miles hunting tor heather to
preach to.
THIRTY-sIx thousand square miles OF
coal, in veins twelve feet thick, underlie
tue State of Illinois. And yet you can 60
into an Illinois church, any cold Sunday,
and freeze the feet clear off you and
catch cold that will last you till the
millennium.
OUr in western Iowa few weeks ago
the body of n young man WAS found dead
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