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IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN.
disqualification of the Work OF tho Diff
ferent Degrees.

ferent Degrees.
The tribes in this city have been visited during
the eek by j. 7. Counts Il. 5. s., Fred Brandt,
q. j. s., and other members OF The order and on
all these occasions the attendance has been very
good. The visiting brothers spoke words Of en-.
couragement TO the assembled brethren, and
their visits VIII be productive of much good.
On Wednesday evening ManZanita TIi0e No.
4, had a splendid council. Tie new chiefs have
become accustomed 10 the work and everything
goes smoothly.
ON Thursday evening Modoc Tribe No. 81,
received Two applications for membership. Alex
Mcpherson Jr., r, s. OF No. 4, was Present and
made interesting talk.
Sooyome Tribe, No. IL. on Thursday even
ing, rXempiiled the work. This Tribe Will eX-
empiiy The WORK OF the various degrees before
the Great Council Oh the evening OF Thursday.
August 7th.
Tahoe Cnieftains' League, No. 3, Will hold
regular council this evening. The new work VIII
be used for the first tlne, and the chiefs will be
installed II Is hoped aud expected that the
meeting Will be largely attended. There are
number OF candidates 10 he initiated.
Tie General Committee on Entertainment to
the Great Council viii meet tomorrow morning
at IL O'clock.
George Ii. Buck, G. s., will make a fraternal
visit 10 Metamora Trib-, No. "a, redwood City,
GU Monday evening, 2Sth inst. Ii Is expected
that there VIII be a large delegation from this
city present on the occasion OF this visit. A
general Invitation Is extended to all 10 accom-
pany tie Great Saehem.
An adjourned meeting OF the Endowment AS
sociales Will be held on Tuesday evening next at
the Office OF The Secretary Red Mems Hall, ut
O'Clock.
j. &. Smith, P. e. s., was in the city during
The week visiting among The tribes. He reports
lie tribes in Vallejo and Napa are prospecting
finely.
Seminole lawmakers Association, No. sag,
held lis regular cuncldVe on Wednesday evening
last and conferred The exalted degree on three
candidates. The association is III a most flour
SIing condition both as to embership aud
finances. Leonce &. Berlin, T. 5. Of No. 54. is
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KNIGHTS OF HONOR.
Subordinate Lodges Having Oficers In
LII ad

Subordinate Lodges Having Officers In
stalled.
The grand officers visited Far West Lodge
No. 1924, at Hamilton Hall on the evening OF
Thursday, the 10Th inst, and assisted j. o.
Jephson, ID. ID. e. D., In the Installation OF the
officers for the present term.
7. J.. Archibald. ID. ID. q. D., installed the off,
GERS Of Tancred Lodge, No. 1927. last Saturday
evening. +. L. Sutherland, q. d., was present
and addressed the lodge.
On Saturday evening ID. X. Wentworth, D. ID.
e. d., Installed The officers OF Tahoe Lodge, No.
1876. at West Berkeley. W. i. Wadman, q. v.
d., e. Ii. NJ. Curry, q. r.. aud j. Nj. Cohen, =.
D., were present. Tie yisiio rs and several MEM
bers oil the lodge made interesting remarks. Al
the close OF The session all repaired 10 the adj.
joining room, where an excellent collation. was
partaken of.
On Monday evening last d. r. Wentworth, ID.
ID. g.. D., Installed The officers OF Clinton Lodge,
No. POI 8, at Washington Hall, East Oakland
e. II. NJ. Curry, G. H.. and j. NJ. Cohen Z. d. Of
IvanhOe Lodge, West Oakland, were present.
A liter ihe installation The members and visitors
SAT down 10 COLLATION. and The evening passed
pleasantly remarks appropriate TO the occasion
being made by those present.
Confidence Lodge, No. 1882, will have an
initiation at its regular meeting uext Tuesday
evening.
W. j. Thomson. d. d. G. d., installed the
officers OF Liberty Lodge, No 1896, on Tuesday
evening last. The degree was also conferred on
Wadmau, q. " D.; G. IL. NJ. Curry, q. R.; Dis
trct Deputies Rust, Widder, Holcomb Meyer,
ana Past Dictators H. Jewell aud Charles GIos-
LIGHT OF Norman Lodge were present very
pleasant hour was spent In listening to remarks
by the many visitors, also by members OF The
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MADAME BLAVATSKY.
DIR. Griffiths Says She Is Not Presiden
of the Theosot hiss

DIR. Grifiths says She Is Not President
OF the TheosoLhs's.
Recently dispatch was received in this
city to the effect that Madame II. p. Ba-
vatsky, the high priestess of Theosophy,
had been elected President of the Tbeo-
soDbical Society, to succeed Colonel Olcott,
who was elected Secretary The society in
question is philosophical, ethical and
scientific body which has its headquarters
at Madras. India, the home of Buddhism,
which religion is supposed to embody more
OF psychic phenomena than any other
DR.. Allen Griffiths, Secretary of the
Golden Gate Lodge of the Theosophical
Society, which has its headquarters in the
city at Is Mason street, said last night:
- think that dispatch about Madame
Blavatsky's having been elected President
is canard. First there was no such cleo
ton on the tapis, second Madame Blavatsky
would not have taken the office. She has
refused time and again since the organza-
ton Of the society in New York City fif-
teen years ago, and / know she would not
have taken it, even if offered. The rumor
received color from Colonel Olcott's having
been elected Secretary of the Inner Cir
Gle, and some one who did not understand
the difference has, perhaps, unwittingly
caused the false news to spread"
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POLICE PROTECTION.
WOeful Stories That Were Told By
Dementrd CnnnIe.

WOeful Stories That Were Told by a
Demented Couple.
Martin GlyDn, an eXpressman, living at
the corner Of Fifteenth avenue and r
street, demanded police protection yester-
day from flock of birds with terrible
claws, that demolished his wagon-load of
feed when lie was driving to the Potrero
Thursday night. His wife had turned him
out of home because he told her Of the
birds. He was temporarily given safe quar-
tiers in the Home for the Inebriate on North
Beach.
Mrs. Theresa Clara Deveney, living at
$50 Folsom street, told a wOeful tale of op-
preston and persecution by attorneys and
policemen at the old City Hall. For four
teen years she had been prosecuted. but at
last she had courage enough TO defy them
all. She had been calling day after day at
police headquarters for an interview with
Chief Crowley regarding the hordes Of
people who swindled and prosecuted her.
The old lady was likewise taken to DR..
JEWELS establishment
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LEGION OF THE WEST.
third Anniversary Celebration of Zen
ubia Lodge.


Jewel Lodge. No. II, viii hold n public in
stallatiOn and banquet social Wednesday even
ing next. From the preparations being made a
good time Is expected. The lodge had three III
itatiOns at its last meeting.
Tie Officers Of Friendship Lodge, No Is, were
installed last Monday evening by installing
CORPS OF District No. 6, under The di ectOn Of L.
Roedecker. ID. d. q. G. Alter the ceremonies
remarks OF an interesting character were made
by John Greenwich. V. Il. D., L. j. Reynolds. D.
ID. G. G., and others.
Installing Corps No. 8, under the direction of
Louis G. Knell, d. ID. q. G., installed HE officers
of Noe Valley Lodge, No. ~, last Friday even
ing 11th inst. John Greenwich, V. q. G., aud
Louis L. knell, ID. d. Il. e., were tile principal
speakers.
Lave Oak Lodge. No. so, had an initiation at
It's last meeting. l.. j. Reynolds, ID. ID. q. e.. Of
District No. l, win his installing corps, was on
band and installed the officers into ther respect
I've Offices foI the term.
Zenubia Lodge, No. 12, Is making preparations
to celebrate its third anniversary In a coming
manner. The event VIII take place tuesday
evening, 29th inst, al UDlon-square Hall The
officers o. the lodge will be publicly installed by
the very efficient Installing corps OF District No.
o. under The direction OF Louis G. knell, ID. ID. q.
C., after which entertainment viii follow.
The Committee of Arrangements Is making due
effort TO have The celebration be one of the sue
cesslu fraIeTnal Affairs vi tile season. Tile In
Ytatlcn cards are neatly gotten up
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of it, would net him S., 100000 but that if
more than sSOO,OOO. Thus it seems that
some years are likely to elapse before the
cherished hope Of the dead humanitarian
will be realized. Mr.. Quale's wife volun-
taTily and with perfect understanding
signed the deed before the death of her hus-
band by which lie conveyed all hi. property
to three trustees for management in ac-
cordance with his known wishes, and it is
given out that not only she, but the other
relatives are earnest in their intention to
see that the desires of Mr.. Quale are carried
out-MiIWaukee Wisconsin,
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MISCELLANEOUS
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CAPTAIN DOUGLASS WILL.

The Property Equally Divided between
Widow and Son.
The ill Of Captain George Fl. Douglass.
who died ON the 9th inst at 20l6 Pine street,
has been filed for probate.
The estate is valued at $4,000, and CON-
prises two acres on Fruitvale avenue, Ala
media County; one acre on the San LeandrO
road, lot in Alameda County and another
in Oakland, three-thirty-second interest
in the brig Courtney Ford, an interest in
the bark C0lusa and sixteenth interest in
the schooner Rosario, an interest in the
whaling ship Alexander, and $1,000 death
benefit in the Knights of Pythias Order in
favor of his widow.
The property is divided equally between
his widow, Allie Lindsay Douglass, and his
son. George Allen Douglass. Mrs. Douglass
is named eXecutriX.
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lodge. At the conclusion of the exercises In the
lodgeroom, the banquet hall was visited ahu
most excellent collation. partaken OF.
j. Meyer, ID. ID. q. D., Installed the officers OF
America Lodge, No. 2229 ON Wednesday even
ing last. w. b. Wadman, G. " d., and G. y.
NJ. Curry, g. r., were present and addressed the
lodge. This lodge has decided to commence the
payment OF weekly sick benefits.
Tie grand officers will visit Yosemite Lodge,
No. 1880, 80 0Farre street, on Wednesday
evening next, and Iydnhoe Lodge, No. 1889. at
Peralta and Seventh streets, Oakland, on the
evening OF Thursday oath inst.
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Champtops of Red Cross.

Eureka Encampment, No. "a had its officers
installed by j. f, Morey. P. G. c., last week.
j. A Calhoun, 6. c., was invited to install the
officers OF Banner Encampment, No. 49, and was
present at It's last meeting for that purpose.
Golden Gate EncamIment, No. 20 initiated
four candidates al It's meeting last wednesday
evening" and expect more at the next
Templar Encampment, No. so, Will also have
limitations next Monday night.
Mount HOIeb EncampmeHI No. 60, will give
an entertainment ana social mis- evening In its
new quarters In Red Mems Building. beauti-
fu paIlOr organ will be ratified some time during
The evening.
Oakleaf Encampment, No. 20, Oakland, has
moved Into its new nall on Clay street, near
Twelfth. Tbi. encampment has good prospects
for the future.
Assessment 3 OF the dividend system was
levied ON the 1st inst, and Will be delinquent
August LIST.
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A FATAL ERROR.
Carb0lic Acid Drunk by Mistake
Causes Death.

Richard Herlihy, who kept wood and
coal yard at 1918 Broadway, drank glass
of carbolic acid yesterday morning in mis-
take for gin and did not find out his error
until it was too late. An hour later he was
dead.
Deceased had been drinking quite fire.
Quently of late, and was scarcely RESPONSE
BILE for his actions yesterday. He entered
his house at 10 O'Clock and happened to see
a bottle OF acid which his wife had been
using on decorations caused by her fall
down flight of stairs He took the poison
eagerly and tossed it off ut one draught. A
few minutes later he was suffering in
tensely. Medical aid WAS quickly sum-
moned, but nothing could save his life. His
body Was tax en- to the Morgue.
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One More Caught.

Patrick Kelly, alias Hart, well known to
the police as an ex-convict, was arrested
yesterday oil a charge of burglary. Kelly
and companion broke into Annie Boyd's
Cottage saloon on Central avenue and
Geary street last Tuesday night and car
ried away quantity of liquor, cigars
and clothing. valued at $500. Some of the
stolen property was found by Officer n T.
Fields in Kelly's room on Brannan street.
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liz His Eirst on.n...

A. W. S. Crush was sentenced by Judge
Shafter yesterday to serve two years in San
Quentin Prison, he having been convicted
Of forgery committed while employed as a
clerk 10y Clark q Spengler, booksellers, in
May. 1889 He pleaded guilty to the charge
Crush is tbs son of well-to-do parents in En-
gland and was educated in London college.
As il is his first offense the Court made the
minis limit
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Il INK of California.

Bank Commissioners Gerberdine. Knight
and Dunsmur examined the condition of
the Bank of California on Wednesday and
report as follows
Resources-Bank premises. S250,o0o; other
real estate S44o.695 Ga; invested in stocks.
bonds and warrants, $3.50, 129 80; loans and
discounts. S9r341 1921 0S; cash balance, 1928
Goa "a; due from banks and bankers, S2,577,-
400 40; expenses and taxes, S199S 80; other
assets. S33,3I3 SO.
Liabilties-Capital paid in coin, So zoo, 900;
reserve fund. Sl,o6o.oo0; due deposltors.
s24G 5os 7s interest," coscs e s1o7o IA tents
and exchange, S5l55 20; dividends unpaid,
Sl9.OO5; profit and loss, s2.017,237 rs; total
resources and liabilities SIG, 236, $50 0S each.
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United Aueien, Order Druids.

Elyin Grove, No. 16, initiated one member on
Monday evening and conferred the third degree
on five, The work being performed by c. Soren-
zen, r. A. of Hesperan Grove, No. Is, as n. A.
and George A. Abel as e.
On Tuesday evening Perseverance Grove, No.
10. conferred the Third degree on Que member.
-Four candidates viii he Initiated next Tuesday
evening.
The next session of the Supreme Grove of the
United States will be held IN The ely OF Detroit,
Michigan, commencing Tuesday August 18th.
James j. DOunelly and Philip ROhi bacher, Su-
pieme Representatives from California, and
Louis &. Schord. Supreme Herald, VIII leave for
The East bout the 9th prox.
Noe Valley Grove No. IS, held its second
quarterly social last Friday evening. 1t was
well attended and the programme passed oil
orr
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Il is learned that S. Quale, who died at
Eau Claire few weeks ago and left
wish, but no will, ,nat when his estate
reached the value Of 81 100000 it should be
used IN erecting and maintaining in Mad-
son hospital for crpples, said short time
erty which, If he could only live to dispose
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James V. Lowell. the discharged police
man, charged with failure to provide for his
wife, was discharged yesterday by Police
Judge Lawler. Lovel's wife was in court
and stated that the difficulty had been set
tied and that she would receive $40 month
from him as alimony.
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Order of the Beac.n Light.

Oakland Lodge, No. II, will have public in
staatlon, entertainment and dance in Its hall,
corner OF Eighth street and Broadway, on Tues
day evening next.
Ihe officers Of Bunker Hill Lodge, No. II, and
Estrella No. 4, VIII be Installed at Concord Hall,
AlcaZar Building this evening.
Aurora Lodge will install all its officers on
Monday evening next al Cambrian Hall.
The regular monthly social OF Success Lodge,
No. 3, will take place OD Monday evening next.
BarhodI Lodge, No. l, viii take place this
evening.
The officers OF Nara Lodge, No. 16, Success,
No. D, BarthUidi, No. l. and Geimana, No. Is,
were installed at their last meetings anG several
candidates were initiated In each case
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FRATERNAL INDEX.
Visitation of the Veteran Odd
Fellows 10 Oakland.

lin order to secure insertion al matter In
tended for this column should be handed IN
addressed TO The "FrateTnal Editor" All COM
munIcations must bear The name and address OF
The sender; if moi, the matter will not be pub
lished.l
Official Assessment Table.
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A Variety of Aoonmnlis hment..

N '"riety OF ACCUnfPIIs IttHeH1s'
suit was begun in the justices Court
yesterday by Louisa Mangini against C. B.
Bacgalupi to recover S213 for services rem
dered as servant, barmaid and dancer in
his bar-room on Dupont street.
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Judgment.

modern authority condenses the treatment OF
our four common complaints, as follows: Sick
headache-the first requisite is the regulation Of The
bo,cets; second attention to diet and exercise.
Dyspepsia.-The treatment should Keep the boiceis
regular, strengthen the stomach and invigorate the
nervous system,
Constipation.-The avoidance of astringent foods.
a system of exercise and perfect control Of the
botoets, mark the lines Of procedure.
Facial Eruptions.-As dyspepsia and constipation
are the commonest the diet and regulation Of
The botrets naturally deserve the first consideration.
IL will be observed that in each case the doctor
attaches the greatest Importance TO the regulation
Of the bo,cets. Now, then, Joys Vegetable Sarsapa-
riid Is The only bo,uel regulating preparation or
SdrsdpdriId. And you know the reason why
no other Sarsaparila Is as effective In the above
troubles as
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omeIal Assessment Table.


There will be no assessments for July in the
Champions of the Red Cross Order OF the Bea-
con Light and the Fratelnal Guild To the
present writing none will be levied in the
Young Mems Institute and the Young Ladies'
Institute.
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OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
FOR PORTLAND & ASTORIA, OREGON

THE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY la
i Ocean Division-and PACIFIC COAST <EEAY
STEAMSHIP COMPANY will dispatch from Spear-
street Wharf at 10 NJ, for the above ports OF
their Al iron steamships, VIZ:
STATE OF CALIFORNlA-May 8, 90 June l, 13
25, July 7, 10. 81.
CoLUMBIA-May 4, Is, %, June g. 81. July 5,
is, 27.
OREGON-May IL, 81. June 5, IT, 90, July IL. 81
Connecting via Portland with the Northern Pacific
Railroad, Oregon Short Line and other dlver5ng
lines for all points in Oregon. Washington.
British Columbia. Alaska, idaho Montana
Dakota, Utah, Wyoming, Yellowstone Park, and ali
points East and South and TO Europe.
Fare to Portiand-Cabin. SO; steerage, IS: round
trip. cabin, $50,
ticket Ofices-1 and pa Montgomery street
GOODALL PERKINS q Co, General Agents
mr2S 10 Market street, San Francisco.
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The Nevada Stale Board OF Pard0ns has re-
leased Edward Rafferty,, who was convicted OF
manslaughter In Esmeralda County in 1888.
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CUNARD LINE,

New York to Liverpool. via Queenstown,
from Pier 40, North River.
FAST EMPRESS MAIL SERVICE.
Etruria, July 10, 00 AM Etruria Aug. To- 100 AM
Aurania, July Is, 300 NJ IAurania, Aug. %. 10
Umbria Aug 2, 80 AN Bothnia, Aug. 81, 2 200 PM
Servla, Aug. 8, 1900 NJ
Cabin passage, $50 and upward; intermediate, $S5
$40 Steerage tickets 10 and from all parts of Europe
at very low For freight and passage apply at
the company's Office, Bowling Green, New York.
VERNON II. BROWN & CO. General Agents
Good accommodation can always be secured on
application WILLIAMS, DIMOND n CO.,
iy27 TurhSl Agents. Francisco
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C0MPAGNIE GENERALE

C0MPAGMIE GEHERALE
TKANSA TIQUE.
French Line to HaVre.
NOMPANY'S PIER (NEW), AZ NORTH Gre
~ River, foot of Morton st. Travellers by 5ffTSsf
this line AVOID both transit by English railway and
the discomfort OF crossing the Channel in a small
boat.
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LA BOURGOGNE, Frangeul. Observation-Disclosures.
...... .o..... Saturday, August ID at $50 A. NJ.
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LA CHAMPAGNE, Traub Observation-Disclosures.
.............. Saturday, August 10th 5 100 A. NJ.
Es- For freight or passage apply to
A. FORGET, Agent,
No. Bowling Green, New York
J. +. FUGAZI X CO., Agents, Montgomery ave-.
San Francisco. mr20 II
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SOMETHING TO LAUGH AT.

Come, come, don't be fool, my DEAR, SAID
Inc husband during domestic breeze; "Dlan
Sse ake g9 ana so9G ss Dens
fool, then"-Summit IN. j. Record
Lawyer-Il anybody asks for me this after
noon tell them ain called away on most urgent
business. Once boy-Yes. sir. tlialf an hour
later.) Stranger-Is Mr.. Quill in? Onice-bOy-
No, sir; he's been called away TO the baseball
game on most urgent busness.-Racket.
Grimage-Well, there's one thing sure; no man
could make a fool of NE. Hayslitt-No; that's
fact. He'd be throwing his time away.-Bur-
llngton Free Press.
Lady Ito colored laundress)-Well, Aunt Chloe,
how Is your husband to-day? Aunt Chloe GLOOM
gone on a new inscription, but de doctors got
mighty serious hopes bout his discovery.-Har-
pers Bazaar
50
Barrister Al have here in my brief an unau-
sweraDIe argument. Barrster B.-Have, eh
Well, you Just present II TO some woman and you
VIII soon discover your mstake.-St. raul Pio-
neer Press.
Mrs. Tocker says that some men who occupied
the room next hers and Charey's at the hotel
must have been quarreling over their relations.
Anyhow she heard them say over and over again
tits your auniy."- Washington Post.
j. V. DunZenberry OF Austin, Tex, wants to
know If l can explain why IL Is that women are
rarely ever bald-headed. This question has
been referred TO a man whose head Is as bald as
a mere statement of facts ana his answer Is: ut
is because they DO not marry w0men."-Alex. L.
SWEEP.
Matrimonial Ights-Mrs. Henpeck Clearing
rumpus)-YOu. Charles. Pd like TO know what
you are up to now? MIR. Henpeck Qeebly)-I
suppose, my dear, l can fall down the cellar
stairs IL l want io-Alex. L. Sweet
Full many gem of purest ray serene
The ladies of our upper circles" wear,
Who dine upon glucose and butterine.
And with 'half soes' the old mans pants re-
pairs. Polk Swaps.
Johnne-I told ma what you said to our Sun
day-school class to-day about kno wing every
thing IN The next world, after we are dead.
Pa (uneasily)-What did she say?
J0hnne-She said she wished you would try
and know little In this world, while you're
alIye.-Texas Siftngs.
Speculator-Why, the boom in this town Is
about over sir. In your letter To me you said
the place was Oh the edge Of a great boom.
Real Estate Agent-That's all very true. l
just forgot TO tell you which cdge.-Detroit
News
Mugglns-Fuuniesi thing happened the other
day-Jones trying 10 make his mule drink
out Of a bucket. when The animal kicked him.
Cobb-Ab, then. did Jones Kick the mule?
Muggns-NO, lie kicked the bucket.-Life.
Cfatn rd All ardA "a
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Speculator-Why, the boom in this town Is
about over sir. In your letter to me you SAID
the place was OH the edge OF a great boom.
Real Estate Agent-That's all very true. l
just forgot TO tell you which cdge.-Detroit
News
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Mugglns-Fuuniesl thing happened the other
day-Jones was trying 10 make his mule drink
Cobb-Ab, then. did Jones kick the mule?
Muggns-No, lie kicked the bucket.-Life.