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The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-10-20
NOTICE,

OFFICE OF Y. S. q p. r. r. COMPANY.
" Monroe, La, September oath, 1ssS.-In
consequence OF quarantine so small an
amount of stock was represented at the
meeting OF Stockholders called for this date
in compliance with the charter, the meet
ing was adjourned till Thursday, Octobe.
25th, 1885, at IL O'Clock, M.
| FRANZ P. STTBBS,
! Acting Chsirrnap OF Stockholders Meeting
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-10-20

portion OF the brick wall of the old
Oliver q Byrne warehouse ia being de-
molished. 1t was condemned as q null
sance and dangerous some time ago by the
city council.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-10-20

And ], tho undersigned Clerk, MNdO The
list and record OF said drawing As above Aas
forth the ballots for tho several weeks
wero placed separately in envelopes, Atty
for the first week and thirty for the SECOND
week and labeled, scaled and endorsed 40
corClinK TO law. .,, raL..tI
The said envelopes con, ainingsail ballots
were placed In tho jury box, and amer the
same was locked and sealed, delivered unto
tho custody Of said Cl0rk. lu;
In ialth whereof wC severally align out
names, this date above written and In the
presence Of - a.-fl ~ .t!t-HIl
J. II. MCGUIRE, w. a. O'kELLY,
J. j.. HANNA, II. NJ. FlLnIOL,
COnimiaaiOlleru.
t.a.f AUSTIN GREEN, Clerk,
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-10-20
WOOn !:
w GOD I!

WOOn. WOODs
DARTIES DESIRING TO LAY IN
I their winter supply Of wood would
find 1T to their interest to consult the
undersigned. rhsy can obtain it cheaper
now than late in the season.
JOE RENwICK.
June so, lSSS.-tf.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-10-20
MONROE, La, OCTOBER 20, 1883.
Oh, Sir Pluvius. send a showers!
Lost, a gold ring with q cluster of seven
pearls. Finder will be rewarded with five
dollars by returning same to this Office.

Doors closed and attractive signs hang
ing on the inside inviting the passer by to
''walk in" indicates that the air is full OF
dust.
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-10-20
LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
SENlRFs FOR OCTOBER TENN 1855.
THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, PARISH
OF OUACHlTA. CLERKS OFFICE
FIFTH DISTRICT COURT.

DE 1T KNOWN THAT ON THIS TWEEN
ID ty-tirst day OF August, lSSS, tho under
signed members Of tho Jury Commission,
in and for said parish. being quorum
thereof, by virtnc of the prov isions Of shs
law, have this day met ut the Clerks Office
ofsaid parish for tho purpose OF drawing y
Jury to servo Mt the October term Of the
kiflh judicial District COurt, to b0 held on
tho third Monday of October, lSSs, and
after having complied with the requisites OF
the law, Il. NJ. Eilhiol, one at the o0sAMis-
sionera, In the presence OF the othsra, pro.
ceeded 10 draw tlty ballots with the names
of persons thereon, from the general vebir0
The Ouachita telegraph. [volume] (Monroe, La.) 1865-1889, 1888-10-20
THE MARKETS.

Corrected weskly By the Mitchell Mccormick
Grocer Co., Limited.
MONROE, La, October 10, 1883.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

II fhe Esiiior of ne fkLkeass- hsRAkD;
GRsSD RArtDs. June Isl notice
ehallenks Ia your issus of the 2sth inst.
coming from ons Jack Wsnnop. champion
Of England. 20 snY man ia the state New
plsass state Cor ne thar have heid ths title
Of hssvv weight champion of this State for
ne ls-f sasen ysars snd don's intend 10
ave Il np to sny man ret s;snd ready
a. fixht suv man In THIS ctsts OF snT man
comiax hsre VAC wants % hxht and mesn
business. barring 10 one. 81 nsat me - .
6nish With small GLOVES for . pnrse. gate
.onsv or STAKES. also sanl thst ! mean
business sni anv msn can und M a. mY
placs ol business. 81 Wstsrloo-st., ril 1s-
isnd nv titis .gsiDst snF man Who wants
In sccapt Tow 0NeNNE1H
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

The Union Pacific has Just srrsnged with
its Eastern connections for . series of semi
monthly excursions 70 ali points on its lines
IN Kansas and Nebrssks. aud ss Gar west ss
Sterling. Colorado. on the Nebraska dIvis-
ION. Tickets for the round trip will be sold
AZ the rate Of about one limited fare By way
Of al Missouri River points over the Union
Pacific. Ten days will be allowed going
and ave returning. and the tickets will be
coed for thirty days With stop-over privil-
exes within these limits, over the Union
Pscific ines in the States named.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

Peck Bros. wholesale and retail druggists
Of Grand Rapids. say. We have been ssll-
ing IT Kings View Discovery. Electric Bit
iers and Bucklen's Arnics Ssive for four
years Have never handled remedies that
sell A. reil. or give such universal sansfsc-
tion. There have oeen some wonderful
cures Effected oY these medicines IN this
city Several cases Of pronounced Con-
sumptioa have been entirely cured BY use
of few bottles o. Iir. Kings View Discovery.
taken IN co1nection with Electric Bitfers.
We guarantees them always. Sod by Peck
uros
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

y. H. FrohIichstein. Of Mobile. Ala,
writes. l take great pleasure in recon-
mending DR.. Kings New Discovery for
Consumption, having used IL for a severe
attack of Bronchitis and Csssrrh. 1t gave
me instant relief and entirely cured me, and
I have not been afflicted since. / also beg
10 state that had tried othar remedies with
no good result. Have also used Electric
BitferS and DR.. Kings New Life Pills, both
OF which can recommend.
Or. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton. Coughs and Colds, Is sold on a posi-
tive guarantee. Trial bottles 10 cents. Peck 5
Drug store
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

The best Ssive N the world for Cuts,
Bruises. sCres. Ulcers, Salt Rbeurn, Fever
Sores. letter, Chspped Hands Chlbl&iRs
Cerrs sud al Skia ErupticRs. and posi-
tir-iT cures Plies, er no raE required. II
r. xuersnteed 70 give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded Prioe = cents Per box
Fer sale bv Peck Bros. corner Aonr0e and
EiTision-sts-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

e,~ ~ouur .e.fies Fho - irouh,ef ~its
fssr<iss. pisnoses meta snd an snd b.f
.&fr earsrailv te rse i1utf eaints or ~
uaw,fars. fsr sseF eDss Hs<e thes san iocs
- ~ ere tilu~ teinx II aa~s = zac3
Re-. <s.Ifhur eitfers sad vcsr skin wiii -
f,,~ s,f cen piexien rosy.--Essax Le&i--l
Ns<szina
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

Dr. Brigham has removed his Office TO
the new Kendall Block. 147 Monroe-st.,
where ne may be found from till 10 a. m.
3 till 5, and 6:45 Till 80 p. m. DR.. Brigham
and Mrs. Brigham will live at the Warwick
until the opening of the Livingston. Tele-
phone Ocics I'd Warwick 67O.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

The G,lievinx Is lst of "a uasrrsszs
frerses ssue6 slncs isst ruhiishei VIA
ths nsrses resfience shsn entsIsie tee eitTa
sna sEee 81 tse eartes
kres
Hr1~rtrs Fl fFeert re~alIs Hsrkirx -, f3
fnhe Il Kara a. sFssie tirerinSka ..-. - -
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

su<aFs-Cus loaf sc. zranuialef 747lkc.
"A. 81 49, sc: Extra Z" oDo@cs Yellow
Cofss-lreen Rio. ITsIsc: Rio roasted. zoe:
laws green. 1l1Ees Java. roasted. SOC;
Msricsibo. roasted z2'4s2ie. Mexican. roasted.
23n re.
Tsas-Jsp3n, ene, t5assc; Japan, medium, .
a3te. Ordinary. isszlc: Hyson. s0s40c; gun
pouder z&54cs Oolong, Ssesoe. Congo, %
&c.
Eiour--s2. g per cwL; $40 per bol; patent pro-
Cess, g. 9oo3O0 per cwt-, $40 per Dol. ali wheat
aOur AL Per ewL. &2o per bhI. buckunezl
o. Us Per csL
MIL Feed-Screenings. SIS per Ton; bran. SIS
ships. re.50. micdilngs. sl9ul
fesd-Corn and Osts. xssef24 per ton
sait-Aichissn. soc. Eastern. Si-l5
fsn-No. ! vbltensh. y.0o per half bol-:
rout Ga0ssS.0o. cod. salt 6u7c per ID, clans.
sc per hundred oysters. bulk o. -c0Ssl IS gallon:
standards. DC can; selects. sc can. smoked hall
but. lie.
Pork in bsrrels-Mess pork. Chicago packed.
n5.ge extrs short cut. S5ooS &C; standard clear
back. sis5o
Ixrd-Ti-rces si4as5<c; 50 and 50 ID. tubs &C; 50
n. round tins. 100 cases. &c. In tin pals. &c
Feet In bsyrels-Extra mess. warranted Doloa.
Eso. extra. ooneleA. 5000.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.


Insure your dwellings in the Grand
Rapids Fire Insurance Co. Cash Capital
500. 10000. julius Housemsn. President
3. +. Aspinwall. Secretary. Office, House
nan building.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26
Health is Wealth

III r.wesfs Fs-~e srd Brsfn 7restrne-t,
s-s~srsee6 rrersfe for Hvzfera a Iszlf1ees f-os~
rrlStrre tIfx <fr~nEs frEFsG1ta Eeefsftes
Nsrrrr-s frrzersttcF cs1Sed - tte - n sicffcl
q trHeern Wtfeffree< Mert2i ifFr-ss51a-
Srsite1srx ef the - -ee NJ n lDRxEry ard
fesssrF - r isefg 6fcsv s11 ceatnf res fe
OF A. hsrreaffess ] ~ - Ptref So ettheT
81 lave starr fr4ees SRI sTerr s-oTrh0es
rsrs~a = rrfirz - tse b-sfr- sefsscss
- ers~-iz7a.xsree Fech boz fortxlns cas
v~o-ff = t-aetrnerf So hcr 81 hoxes ~
e. sext ~ vss F-sps's - reeepx - r-es
VI eEARaNTFE SIX FsoxFs
u r--e So eRz@ Wf.n esrb a~1eT reetTveS -
rs ~ 81 hcFes aocr xspsr - ~lft a. we vi
$50 ske r-1-ehsze7 rlf v-vister F12-ansee - -
49, - = 49, n - t-ee erf <rEs 7U eF>H
. r~ Gasrnrzee< ss8>s ozy y
w. n. T1BBS. DRUGGIST,
soie Axs-4
r7e w1pr~~-ss- e4ssa RsFfas st-s
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26
GRAND RAPIDS SAVINGS BANK.
DrvfDENp NorIcE.

The Directors Of this bank have declared
9 semi . nnual dividend OF three per cent.
payable On and after Tuesday, July 3. 1889.
4. A. HALL, Cashier.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26
DIR. FRU III
OF THE
Pr0viden Medical Dispensary

NEW YORK CITY,
Ably assisted By a full corps Of competent phY-
soians and snre e,ns, treats Win unpaEalsie led
success ali chrome NsgrOus. St1a and Blood
Diseases of every nature upon the latest scent &c
principles. re lsrticulariy invites al whose
eases have been neglect ted. usdly treaied or pro-
nounced incu able. Patients Who are doing wei
unper the care of their own physifitns need 4
call on Us our province Is 10 treat those who
cannot find relief otherwise.
NounR Men who through ignorance or the
careless e1uberance of yoDthfal spirits have been
unfortunate and find themselves IN DANGER 81
losing their health and embittering their after
lives may call with full confidence.
Middle Aged Msr. who fgd their yigor an
vitality weakened BY tbe trucss OF old com rlAiBs
and their bodies naked with pain al q tiae when
they should spend their declining yesrs In peace
and com fort, should consult Dr.. fTuth A. once
and gnd the sym pathy and relief you positTeIJ
require. His cures are thorough end pt Tfn aren't
Private Diseases blood fotoD, rypb1s
Gonorrhoes, Gieet, StrlCtnre. Hydrrc lie. Aarico-
Cele Los OF Sexual Power ard all diseases OF TIE
urinary organs speedy ana permanently
cured. no RISKS incurred CO1s l'aflou ffee and
strictly confidential Medicine sent free from
observation 20 al psrts Of the United states
DIR. FRUTH-Bss attained the most wonder
fol success in the treatment of the Gases y which
he devotes his special attention Afier fesfs -
experience he Las discovered The most 'ntalibiT
meshod Of eur ng vfakness IN tht back ara
limbs involuntary discharge. IN pcten J geneT-
81 Gthify. nervousness. ianguor, confusion -
ideas "a pftsfiou 81 the heart lofs u memoir,
trembling sRd tinidiiT, diseases OF tbe nose
9 - ald lungs. s1ecf ems oi TIE HFtf SONS
and tows-fhose terrible disorders arising from
the solitary hsbsIs Of youth aaa secret prerflces
biighHne tie me- rs1isnt hopes end renoering
marriage ifapezible.
EpilsIsy. ~ fffs, Ds1<itfTefy cured by new
snd never fsiing netho6
FFe~ Frasnfesffeo 81 Urine. Zach Terson
spri ring for treatment should send or bring ar
anee ~ her urine for chemical and micro
sfouiosl exardiueficE
Cases anG correspondence strictly cOnfdeufis
sud nefkine sent - an par of tie United
Weefa-r A6drsss DIR truth.
Toledo. q.
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26
MICHIGAN MEAT
s~ws Cssz~s % - AF1s dxsi@st tAs t-it-
ks<nzs ssss>>s s>.sf hsssssss- s-s~s<<>1
o<hss Isks1s.ss1s a.k<.rs frs11
kH Over "a. state

Jseksoa eoantg far1<rs ere riexin< h<s
sxs~ss essr lhs impaEtsst0n sf BEST Tem
Ch.ezxe. fa.y BAD siz zlssisng 5.11niz5
sssas s~ia z.zo azsn ~sfs % Is t2rssn esss
of sn sIasasnE .nd sz,ss,.es1 lsxsn ess 81
ne sac anee ths sale u Chicago dressed
s~~f IN sss bsxs ta.ss sss iasasafassa
4hsy have harmed an association - .sk shs
Legislature - p.s. az iof ths iaspsetisn
Of sztlls On foo9 bsfDrs siaazhtsrins aud
Ins ssohisllian 81 ne sale 81 meal siEaoat
saes lnspscfion IA al cities Of ossf 800
ia1xbslxnls-
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

E.<a Prsases kFszz Eirs< mNAdA
e1oslnz Aondsz. iEns =.
Applas-sn-is pr h@EreL
cs.z.s -ss@ss lses sss Tara. iees naa ers<a
ciossr ssss-sxssae, rnSshy. sasess %
per otlshei.
Drss.s sr1ias-Applss sxaparssed sosc per
paand; quarters, s48c PEI p<ssna. easrnss -
i Per pessla. psaehsa. laols ssE psaad-
kExs-Frssl- Ike per d0z-
IfssA Aeass-A ello1. s7M1sso veal e-1
Gfain- = aszl-sls4fy a t1c PEI "a fof rcd.
ssseae. ssEisy. LH1L5 per csr
Hsa-.-trssa' liss = s.sse: part cured ss.ess.c.
cured. ssss.e. cali skias. 5 - y pounds. &c.
DEAN sans "a k5e each shesD peil<. l3esosl- =.
~aol beiax eatInisted al = per ponnd
Hauey-i-e pef - sifalned. ise
HOPS q L1C per ~
asy-Tiz0thy $40 Per t0ns eloser $500.
~ 2eL 4 90. a1arsn, 81 ~ . It.to-
Maple sugsf-l3c per % fof oes "a blocks. sIaAli
fssltry ksns. i0sl11zcs duckA nelSc;
rossssss-0Id 7se. nsu.am
sPrng vegetable Ietill SO per pounds rad
bancnss: spinach. 80 babel: EAabAEb, 1zc
a ~. beet green's. ole ablsneL
straNDerr -. ~ per quart
Stfzs-t per t)n.
Iaii0W-513,&e Per -.
Wool-Ihs spring crop Of wool is coming Ia.
UnNsshed wsCl bFinzs 8 and Is cents per pound.
While ne sashed - quoted AZ = zazfc.
WoOd-slock slove wool sL7osl . por eorL
ioor-ioos wood. sfeogao0 Per cord
CosI-seoo grste. g75
Lims-GFand Rapids. 75c. ohio. soc. Pe.osksy.
40
salt-7se Tor saginaw or N anissee
kerossne-AieA- tesi l01s water white. u1sc
Gazoiine-i-c Per gallon
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26

&ew 7Sxk
gans A-shss--No. I rs1. f1ly, Ssseoetes
49, - ziz<ess - - So a. 1sf. sc1e1rtE
t.sD~-Di.lL 1i1,l .sssze ikg~@z- kLAoa esst<tA-
stzs< sx4Se 11I1fss RH 25s&
eef4-Ie1 sss sae.ss tAs14ia-0 ga 1ss<.
I.s<~ sl@-dy. sss.n reasiszsd = H4sA
OskE~<k
Jans = -a1esz-,ao. 4 ~nfle. ss5zef No.
ma szal = e bei Rig, szc. A1gast. =, = sia
c.t--Ss. 4 49,. Sa. ~alls. ss1<s
Telegram-herald., 1888-06-26
O'HARA'S
GAL n 5
This Week..

500 pairs infants
genuine hand turned
Shoes, III kid, goat and
dongola, so cents a
pair.
2OOpairs children's
d-turned, spring
heel Shoes, fives to
sevens, 75 cents.
Ladies' Kid Shoes,
90, 1.5O and 200,
for a perfect fitting,
flexible shoe.
W hen you want
good footwear, and
want to buy close,
O'Hara's is the place
to 90, where you will
always be welcome,
whether you wish to
purchase or not.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-25
No More Mushrooms.

A good lady Of this city was recently
overheard conversing with a neghbor.
Eyes" she said. "wo are very fond
OF mushrooms at our house. We used
often to get them from the market,
and always found them very nice.
But"-with a sigh-'we don't have
them any more"
Indeed! Can't they be hadp"
'Oh. yes. always; but you see we
have new girl"
what has that to do with it?"
swell. if you must know. our former
girl was as fond of mushrooms as our
family were. and she was always very
glad TO eat them-she ate them warm
and we ate them aftcrward, cold or
warmed over. You see it was little
delicate, but they are such uncertain
things to buy, and you never can tell
when a mess iagoing to poison you to
death-and SO you see. it was only ju-
dicious that the girl should eat them
first-and then-well. you must see
that If she was all right it was perfect
ly safe for us to eat them few hours
later. But you see. our new girl doesn't
care for mushrooms. and so we don't
buy them any more, "-Bufalo ES-
press.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-25
Old.Fashioned Propriety.

Those society balls'' were conduct
ed with great propriety and reserve.
The claim of every person of both sexes
to be admitted having been previously
determined by the responsible and
trustworthy committee, there was sort
of temporary and conventional equality
on the terpsichorean floor; and there
fore every gentleman had the priv .lege
to invite lady. without the formality
of an introduction, to figure in the
dance as hispartner. After it was over
he escorted her back respectfully to her
seat without presumng, if unknown
and not duly presented, to remain
standing before her. or to sit by her
side, to continue the conversation, or
prolong the accidental acquaintance.
During the intervals of dancing. the
gentlemen walked up and down be-
tween the rows of ladies that densely
lined the hall, some merely bowling, to
those whom they knew, and others
stopping to converse. No woman,
married or single, joined in this prom
enading with a male companion as is
the custom in these present days and
the eye of lynx could not have de-
tected the slightest Irritation. The
word itself was not known, for the
thing it means is for Louisiana a mod
ern invention which has not been pat
ented and brought out for public use.
In fact this peculiar pastime would
have been impossible to attempt; it
would have produced a social earth
quake. Magazine.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-25
ModerniZed Paradise.

1--WE had pantomimes and charades
al our place last night" said the young
man that boards on South Division
street adam and Eve was the first
one."
"Were you Evep"
mo. one of the elderly lady boarders
was Eve. I enacted the role of the
serpent and my roommate was Adam.
He wasn't very realistic Adam, how
ever. As l remember the Scripture
story Adam didn't wear a three button
cutaway or celluloid collar. Nor, if
I recollect arIght, did the serpent "Trip
about with patent-leather pumps on
his feet and a clothesline-colored
mustache. In spite of these little
detractions. however. I contrived to
persuade Eve to hook the apple,
though she was rather coy at first.
We didn't have tree to hang it on. so
the girl brought in clothes-horse and
we tied it to that. Eve had taken
but one bite when the rcad-headed
Adam skipped in and snatching the
fruit from Eve ate it, core and all. He
said that was the way it was done in
the rev ,sed version. But as there
wasn't copy of that around the place
Adam was chased out of Paradise with
out a moments delay and the
pantomime broke up in disorder. -
Buffalo Courier.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-25

as dressed in white, dotted muslfnA
with cluster Of pansios in her hair,
she walked through by-patli at Beech
wood. reading, until. raising her eyes
suddenly, she found herself face to face
with Reginald Glade.
81 am so glad that / have found you
agaiuf' said Mr.. Glade; "a thing thas
/ almost dcspaired of doing. How
could you slip away from us in that
Cinderella st le. without even leaving
a slipper hehindp At least. toll me
who YOU are, sin &c know yon are not
Daisy"
81 am an impostorr' replied
Margaret gravely; zone VITO hau no
right whatever in your house that eVon-
ing. bat 1 really had no intention to
deceive you. am to be teacher at
the school next door TO you, aud they
all had gone away shat night, and l
watched the lights and the dancers
from my window, and felt so lonely
that I fool:slily resolved to go In. 1
hoped to pass unnoticed. but you mis-
took me for another. and I cannot tell
you how mortified am at the very re-
membrance of IL Pray forgive me, il
you can! lam staying at present with
my cousin, Mrs. Call,ster.'
us Mrs. Callister your cous'np !
am very glad to hear of it for we are
old aequalntances, and Mr.. Callister
has just brought me home to dine with
them. How strangely things will turn
out"
How could all this DO told to Cousin
Sylviap How could she account for
her acqua ntance with Mr. Gladeg
He seemed to divine her thoughts.
1T was q schoolgirl frolic you know.
think Mrs. Callister will be lenient
when she learns all.
She WIS wonderfully lenient. for
Reginald Glade was great favorite
and an excellent match and she be-
gan to look upon Margaret with eyes
suddenly open to her merits. The
lattor was urged to spend her entire
vacation at Beechwood, and Clara
Glade was speedily invited there to
meet 1.-The mock daisy" as she was
laughingly called.
Things advanced very rapidly after
this. and Margaret did not return to
Mime. Mickles's.
The Caldwell tribune. [volume] (Caldwell, Idaho Territory [Idaho]) 1883-1928, 1888-02-25

Perhaps M dc Lesseps might cfer
burial lots as prizes to the purchasers
of tickets in the Panama lottery.
Sdeace Journal.
Most complains that he is troubled
with rats. We congratulate the Anar.
chist on having diagnosed his CASE
Baltimore american.
Jake Sharp Is demonstrating to the
people of New York that 1t Is easier for
camel TO 60 through tho eye OF o
needle than for q rich man to stay in
prison. -Pittsburgh Post.
Congress Is again In session, and the
surplus is listening at the key-hole OF
its vault in state of anxiety and fear.
chicago Times.
The pastor Of an impoverished Da-
kota church addressed his congrega-
lion last Sunday as follows: There 10
not cent In the treasury, not pound
of coal In the bin. and we are In debt
to girls for ianitress work. Salvation
and chills are poor combination. and
the camp-fres of holiness cannot be
started with promises to pay.-Aisne-
dpolis Journal.
Most's lawyers intend to apply for
new trial. Most who has pointed out
various marks of resemblance between
his own case and Jake Shnrp's, will
probably find that the resemblance fails
as to the new trial. Sharp is capital
list. and this is a time when 1t might
be rather convenient for Most to be q
capitalist, too.-Ghicago Times
The library and furniture which be-
longed to the mad King Ludwig. Of
Bavaria, and which cost $3.50, 600, lately
brought paltry $4,000. beng sold at
auction. A library selection by a
maniac might naturally leave some-
thing to be desired In the way of really
valuable literary work. -Milwaukse
Wisconsin,
The London footpad who tried to
force money from John L. Sullivan
met with striking rebuke. He Is
slowly recovering. -New York. World.
1t is almost too much to hope for,
but II the Fishery Commission would
only settle for once and all the claims
OF Americas Goldfish aristocricy much
good might result from the conference.
-6ochester Post Cypress.
Thomas A. Edison promises to aston
ish the public soon with q great inven.
ton. Perhaps he has perfected
Christmas toy for children which will
not prove nuisance to adults -N:D
Yonk World.
They sawed a log in two in the north
ern part of this state and found snake
in the center. although there was no
opening in either end Of the log. They
think this can't be explained. but the
answer is very easy. 1t is all account
ed for by the atrocious character of the
whisky used In lumber camps. Detroit
Free Press.
Every den and hiding-place of bood-
'edom is rejoicing over the Jake Sharp
decision. and there is good deal of re-
joicing on the back seats over the Chi
cago Doodle decision. Chicago Jour.
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