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Nationality Of Prize-FIghters.

It is an interesting study to go back
over the natiOnalities of prize-fighters
from the earliest periods. There can
be no question that Ireland has given
to the world more real champions than
any or all other nations. Jews have
had prominence. such as Parney Aaron
and Morrissey. but the German fight
ers have been few and far between.
Whether it is because they are not by
nature adapted to an assault at arms.
I do not know. The Germans do not
lack courage, as they make good sol.
diers and swordsmen, but as fighters
they are signal failures. 60 through
the list Of champions Of the present
day and you will find that most Of them
are either Irish or Of Irish descent
Sullivan. Killen. Cardiff. Kilrain,
Burke. Dempsey. all are Irish Lads
Rven Jem Smith. the champion Of En-
gland. Is moro Irish than any thing
else. In fact. the sons Of Hibernia
seem endowed with that peculiar
courage necessary to stand up and take
. good humping, and they have we'll
earned the reputation Of being tho
gamest fighterA-& Louis Globe
Demoerak
An agricultural paper say0
when dies are bad, wash the horse
all ovar lightly with a weak solution
Of carbolic acid" We should think
It would be q better plan to wash the
bad flies all over with a solution of
carbolic acid. 1t might take longer to
catch 'em. but it would require less
acid.-Norristorn Herald.
Little Margaret for two or three
nights refused to say her prayers.
One night her papa covered his face
with his hands and said: 1T makes
papa feel sick to think Margaret won't
say her prayers" Papa feel sick?''
YES. dear" Papa better take
casser OIL" The subject OF prayers
was no longer discussed that night
Mr.. Shentpershent Cat hotel table.
q summer resort)-"Mein gracious!
Isaac. you little WOOL! Vat vor you
ask for bret?" Little 1saac-'.l want
bret init my meat, ladder" Mr..
Shentporshent-'Shust hear dat! He
wants bret ven bret sell for only five
cents . Loaf an he CANT eat . kavar-
ter on = loaf. an l pay i've tollars day
at dis hotel Hero. Isaac, eat do
bottle OF olives. Day cost von follara
bottle. "-CaytooA.
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car have what money I have left. but
I'm hanged if I'll give up my only
means of gittin' hOmc."-Puck.
Miss De Pink-.The wedding can
occur this fall or next spring. which-
ever you think best. my darling" Mr..
De Wink-''Summer dresses don't cost
much. do they. my dear?" Summer
dresses? Why, no.; they're awfully
cheap. It's the winter things that
cost" MY precious. as it's only ten
months since my dear grandmother
died. / think we'd better wait until
sprinC."-RAssGGekphia Record
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HUMOROUS

LSurprised Dame -"What! And
5Ou have refused Mr.. DeGoOde?
thought you liked him." Lovely Daugh-
teri did, but mono u the other
girls seemed to care snap for him"
-Irate dog owner-"W What did you
Kick my dog fora" Citizen" He's
mad" Dog owner-"No, he isn't
mad" Citizen-"Well. I'd be mad il
any one kicked me that 11s
Cartoon.
That's it!' exclaimed Mrs. Bias.
CON at the concert, q the singers
came out again in response to an en-,
core. MAKE 'em do it over again
until they get the thing right"-Bnr-
Ington Free Press.
-"Be NINE" he cried. with voice
surcharged with anguish. If you refuse
me- l shall die!" That was forty yeare
ago. and the heartless girl refused
him. Yesterday he died. Girls, Be.
ware.-Binghanston Republican,
You arc much taller than you
were q year ago." said . gentleman to
q friend. "Yes; I have reformed; that
makes me taller" 'And how is @at?''
-''Well as l have reformed I have be-
come necessarily more upright"
-Dors-"How did you fetch him at
last, deari" Laura-"I told him I'd
about made up my mind to become .
Sister Of Mercy" Dora-"How did
that affect himF' Laura-"He asked
me il I wouldn't practice on him a. my
6rst unfortunate. Thine.
AT sea % he yasa. vstS . fair lady ~
He .sied Tor. kiss. bat sAs chose to don,
"Nss here" cried TIE lady IN tones FUN Of
"Thoueh I have not he slightest ob5eeto. -
-Harper's 1hzsr.
Mus Get Her Money Back
Customer to fruit seller) How
much for the plums. aunty?" Aunty-
penny q piece, sab" Customer
That's very high for plums. aunty;
can't you let me have four for i've
centsf" Aunty-'.No. sab; dem plums
cost mon dat
Scene 1t the Barracks-Pitou, on
returning from battalion drill. strolls
along the corridors shouting with
might and main: LEFT wheel, forward
ma-r-rchr' Adjutant Friston (opeu-
ing the door)-''Four days guard
room to Private Pitou for Initiating
the Captains voice by bawling likes
donkey."-L~ Rasriote IHMsyc.
Pullman Porter-"You viii please
give me your ticket before retiring.
sir" Farmer Oatcake (~returning
from New York. his first trip on .
sleeper)-''Give ye my ticket afore re-
HSin', ehe Not much, sir! I've heerd
enough about you fealers. Hero. "
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PERSONAL AND LITERARY.

Mrs. Amelia Barr. the writer. IL
described IS q nice old lady with white
hair.
Margaret San9ster. the poet. has
the reputation Of being n Of the
~clearest-eyed and most sensible of her
Sex.
With the exception of the compos-
ing room Jennie June has worked in
every department Of . newspaper
Office.
The two sons OF Joel Chandler
Harris, Julian and Lucien, are called
s.Brer Fox and ..Brer Rabbit" by
their fricnes.
Helen Mathers, the English author
ess, wrote the novel which made her
reputation in the hope of bringing
back her lover. who had left her in .
fit of anger.
George ". Childs, the Philadel-
phia editor. keeps three houses always
in readiness for occupancy. He a
sleep, therefore, in Philadelphia, at
Long Branch. or at Bryn Mawr. and
still be at home. He stops at any Of
his hsmes just As the fancy seises
him.
"A W. Longfellow, brother OF the
late poet, il . prominent figure in
Portland. Nc. He closely resembles
his famous brother. both In manner
and person. He is nearly seventy
yeGrs of age. He IL described - .
great literary student, spending .
large part Of his time in his study
Tho statement that no book has
'bssu burnt publicly for W ahundred
years is contradicted BY . contributor
TO the London Star. who says: mot,
perhaps. by legal authority. but plen-
'ty of books have been burnt in popular
fervor of ono kind or another. II lam
not mistaken. Mr.. Froude's Nemesis
Of Faith was 50 burnt by Hgh-C hurch
students at Oxford in 1S4&"
Mrs. Julia d. Grant is reported to
have received from the Generals book
about $3.50. OOO. and has a pension Of
5000 from the Nation. She also has
She income from the $50. 900 raised by
George Jones from Jay Gould. James
Gordon Bennett and others. She
also has the income from 500. 900
raised by George w. Childs. In other
words. she has the income on not far
from 81. 900. OOO.
M. lola. In an interview on tho
subject of journalism. ridiculed the
opinion that the work of . newspaper
man is a pastime. The public. he
said. were inclined to believe that jour
nalists passed their time incafes. drink
ing places and bOudOirs. In his own
experience, newspaper life consisted
Of earnest work. The amount turned
out in the course Of a single year by .
single journalist vas truly amazing.
Attic San Franciscopublic library
they give every ono who enters q red
ticket, without which he a not get
out again. When no gets a book at
the desk he gives up his ticket t the
aibrari@n. and it Is returned to him
when he hands in the book. BY this
plan, as ingenious As It is simple. any.
body may safely be permitted to draw
as many books for reading as he
chooses. with the certainty that he can
not carry any of them off with him.
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IlO\JO1O1AVAO
First Day, Tuesday, July Is.
Reception of Firemen,
Meeting of Board Of Control at 8 p, m.
Serenade in evening, Red Cloud Comet band.
Second Day, Wednesday, JUL II.
Grand parade at 10 a. m Best appearing
company, Silk Banner. l p m Green hos
race. First prize. SIS, I'd 50. e
2 pm,--Grem hook and ladder race, lst
prize SIS, I'd prize $50.
3 p m,--Chiefs race. prize fine 81 comb
Firemen's Helmet Hat, valued at SIS.
4 D m --Foremen's race, prize, fine belt, val
ued st$5
Third Day, Thursday, July Is,
10 a m;--Hose race, 80 class, first prize 500
I'd prize $50.
III a m---Hook and ladder race, "A class, first
prize $500, I'd prize $50.
100 p m,--Ladder climbing contest, Frs
prize handsome tournament ladder. valued
at $50. I'd prize Silver Cup.
.2.3O m,--Coupling contest, first prize, State
Championship Medal ard Sis, I'd prize $40
Sd prize SIS
p m,--Champion wet run, lst prize $75
I'd prize $50
Fourth Day, Friday, July 19.
10 a m---Pompier corps. first prize $50. I'd
prize $25
III a Mug Of war contest. first prize $40
and State Championship Trophy I'd So
100 p m--State Championship Hose Race
first prize, $50 dollars and State Cart, I'd
prize rs dollars.
8 m---State Champion Hook and Ladder
Race, first prize $50 dollars, and Champion
bell, I'd prize rs dollars.
Reduced railroad fare, special no.
tel rates, Liberal premiums.
For full particulars, address A. J. Tomlinson,
chm. ex. committee, Red cloud.
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RED LOUD. NEB.
Complete and only set Of abstract
books in Webster county. Grazing and
srming lands and city property for
sale.
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