The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-03-19

! ar3Hf ie,@ Hi " va .yDli, @. stsely l,s ~
-t'as yer VIII ont .acce,iy AopiUZ Tar. Trs-
Jlal Nh7 Gan,s . Euaw-va,.t,,-, Ia
uAH 'H't' be -hH -rgCpa. DON'T snv ..r,.
/ ching a,"0rt ra.2u storing Bis .si. d
/ with knowledge, bus ryhas object ta Id
/ tGa way la.' &ouwleg ra 3. .rp.rf,,p.
/ hFcd Of at MN vino is I.uy iud ,.gI.L
/ make BIS cscrpo
For instance, our train going cast WA
! usBge! at n auguG and ne.u loo an horr
I cecaase If . wreck on fha,roal. rvs,v-
! holy IL ne slacGng err avg,e. and r,,g,
, OF Ne people got mp and dressed. al.Iouoh
II would have been common sense u, t,,Tr
| oEa. snc 60 10 sleep again Que - ,5, np.-
seugers was "A large, purtlv nan WIN {,a
formerly driven boys 20 market ru.t.
exercise Of economy Dgrs.ve,spca ,irt,-s
tenderness and a. do6ea. or so other MINI.
butes lie had ci.n,bed uo until ne o,vned a
slaughter house and bought the boo0
which others drove. This was NOT onl1 q
good drive on him, but he wac IegoIln a.
titled to feel proud of il He had ;nst a.
ished telling a crowd of nasseno ero IN =
loud voice that he was fignrinrr 70 b., 49,.
railroad and change the manogemant
when Thermometers ts-t,N -, No.,
know suddenly interrupted him With.
"Eycuse me nv friand hut na, IL
a question:"
Certainly, sir" was the courtaous -or,-
81 was talking with chan in the danot
at Buffalo. and we con1dn't oyootI,, -
about Mobammed the Arob Ia I,,os " "
Won know. ORIGINALLY caIIod u.loh; 10
was born about the year 57o Wbot NO
differed about was his birtbnIoce. no 7 Io',e
il. it. was Mecca. no ha bod Il IL ,,,a. g.
What is vour oninion9n
The man who had clin,bod ~, .bo ,odso-
of life nv virtue of his o,,,, ;n+oi,,it,, 80
male. looked belnlesslv around and Gnau-
sunl, down n crrcbed ond boInIess ,.iat;..:y
and bo didn,t even IooI, nv rrLo', ' dii,
farmer remarked to his wife.
"Good ,nuff for him If n foI,or hahn.
Etudied ALGEBRA and pnopranbv ,,b,t;, tbo
use of his prttin' on 50 much silvia
Again. there was n marty of no on tho
promenade deck of n Hudson river stean' U
rhe nrominent ona of tha crowd ,y,s ,,aIa
faced weak eyed voun0 man Who h,G han aa,,
q II ova, E,,ro,,a 80 Ll az l'',u "oeh
lege longenough to learn eyerytbin% worth
knowin@ ue talked ,,o,,, ;,Iihi,,e " III w
Stone Age. the Drift Period md al that
and ms he came along to tha paIisadon ~
observed that. N'
"The trne ioneous roc,,s bo,ono, oi+to. g.,
tho tronnoon -. ,o1oor,;a Ii,.;'l! lOno ,, w
the mass Won coo befora Uo,, ;a oa,9r "nli'
TO n very LARGE extent of stratifiod $50 49,
Ioornbic rocltSn ''-'''''ioi 'i'e'e'
I lnot,od oro,,,,d e. , :.
wants,to kno1u Wv, 80 I'oa men aLou ~
He was He cot With bic cbo;r tipn pII bnaI,
,rd bic foat ~, H. 81 H. s.r ~ DoN
go, in,,1 oloi. I -. - Hut' ""o
he.y;n,, ~ a r,,ar ,'rho 49, W. L sno.
hnvo s6oonsl,ina ~ f,unons - ~ i;ceo CIV.
v,itb ,rroot in+orost arnd I,bo,, 49, $3.50
man had finishoJ ha so,,anod ' 10. 1913 OLis
= ro,,,d and aaid' AIS NA"1'
"pnofonaor 49,, H., -.
tho hrll,S oyo. ro,, -, ~ oIIn
IA MP ronIioi tI,o go, 49,
"nn, c,,aI ~ Lomo 49,, ' Is n' So",. ,o
nb;nas Iawe hothorod 80 , "a noo, UmoS
- naI. ~, ,,,,a.+; - - 'N0
~ " r ro: ID ., q"e'0N'
"Vo,, hnro -, 80 co;,;o -. .u
"a ~, 'o'''' Va N''p'0' VI I0oi''
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