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Cities ana Pleasure Ne.
sorts.

"
ere best reached by tho Burlington
route. Tho improved traia-ssrvice
nov 10 eject, brings Omaha within
40 hours, and Denver within SO hours
Of NsS YSrk, Boston or Philadelphia
The numerous conventions to be
held 10 New York, Saratoga, Detroit
and ether eastern cities during the
coming summer, 10 which reduced
rates will spply-offer splendid oppor.
tunit,es Of visiting the East at an al.
most nominal cost. The local sgeut
OF tho B. 4 NJ. r. B. will be glad to
give you further information.
C~ol0radoS Cool Retreats.
During the "tourists seasou"-irom
June uutil Ssptembsr-ths Burlington
route has on sale roupd.tt,p tickets. q,
very reduced rates, to the principal re.
sorts Of Colorado.
To Denver, COLORADO Springs, Mani.
tou, Pueblo, and Estes Park (the
most attractive spot 10 the whole
state,) particularly low rates are in
force.
July and August are the best
months 10 which 70 visit Colorado.
unfivalled resorts, to all Of which the
Burlington with its connections, offer.
unequslled service.
The local agent will be glad TO give
you any desired information.
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Children Cyfor
.t:ClSl'l CaStorl0.

Do you want money, happiness, com
fort and pleasureY II 30, keep your
health perfect by an occasional use Of
"Hepaticure"-the great Englisk blood,
kidney and liver tonic. For sale by l.
II. Deyo.
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N0llCo or Sale,

Notice OF Sale.
In the matter Of the estate Of james Laird.
Notice " hereby given that In pursuance Of
On order OF r. Il. Beall, Judge OF the district
court Of Webster county; made y =" On the as s ~
hereinafter described, there will. y sold q 1.-THE
court house door, Red Cloud, Neb., on the eth
S SsSSG 81 4 ~ y;o H. s;:h g G,SSlSScs I Z; @ s;.S & .Ss sSl'
lowing described real estNtet LOte D, block Z
and lots Q and 7 In block Q village Of Rod Cloud,
Nebraska. Said vale will remsfu open one
hour.
Dated Jpae Is. 1902.
AdministSscv Of ~ VUtese Of James iAif6
deceased. ~
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all orders for oil OF gasoline left
At ~Spokss6sld's fr'cery store will be
promptly 6'led by the Blue Tank
Wagon.
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II dull, spihtless and stuped: it yQur
blood is thick and sluggish; IL your appe-
tite 10 capricious and uncertain, you need
. SarsaparillA For best rest results use
De Wits. 9. L. CottinR.
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q to Ruy Farm.

Parties having cheap farm lands for
sale, improved or uuimproved can find
bsy.rs BY calling on d. b. Spauogls.
Heal, Estate and loan Agent, Red
Cloud, Neb.
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Prevent chills, fever, malaria, loss of
time by siokness.--Take "Hepaticure."
For sale by L. II. Dsyo
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Whsa paby wa sck, W gem he CassosiA
When shs was . Child, che csssdfor OastosiA.
When she became Mss, she oluns 70 Caseoria.
whsn shs Nd ChndEvp, ~ gave thsm CassosiA.
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SINGER SEWING
ShcrlH,S Sale.'

0GosOe
Notice 10 hereby giycn that under and by vir.
y. Y; Crone, clerk Of the district court OF the
Tenth Judicial district. within and ior Webster
county. Nebraska, upon = decree In an action
ePisinti6. and against xien.o Il fr..io,yS.,.r s s,t a
Esss!eve, Cohn Bros; \ Co, Paxton 8 Gsi.
CIockery Co; Kirksndall, Jones s 20. defend.
nnts, shall Oier for sale ct public venduo 10
dGs n Y .Ss bidder for cash in band u me east
Webster county, Nebraska, THAT bcln9 the
Su,d,nE wherein the last term Of said court
I'd Day Of Auguss, 4. ID. 1892,
g one o'clock p: m. Of said day, the following
IN block one. In yance's fret addition Z, the
Town OF Guide Rock, Webster Co., Nebraska.
GiSen under my hand this 2sth day Of June,
GEo. r. Coon, Sheriff,
JAMES hCNxNy. Pitts ATTY. $500 T
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Bee Kocpcr's 0unnMca.

Zee kocpcr's Supplies.
A. MOZART, the hardware man, will
hereafter keep all kinds Of Bee Keep.
er's supplies. Mail order filed
promptly. II.
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Insurance.

For Fire Lightning aud Tornado
Insurance in the German Of Freeport
and other reliable companies, call on
or writo TO Chss. Schaifnit, office over
Deyo's drug store, Red Cloud, Nebr.
Bright people are the quickest to REQ
ognixs a good thing and buy it. We sell
lots Of bright people the Little Early RI
sers, II you are not bright these pills
will make you 90. @. l.. Cotting.
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WE WILL PAY

WE WILL PAY
A salary Of sss 70 $50 ps, xs:s = 1000 S,.s ! ss..s
M 4 Hsrchsndls Il manufactured prices: 0s.s
Suosu Wno WANT SHADY EMPLOYMENT Nk.p
IrSLY. Catalogue aud particulars ssps on fsesips
a % esnts for sxpreesage. = r.
Ia Quincy stresL ChioaxO. III.
SHERIFF. sale.
Notice Ia hereby given that under and
by virtue of an order Of sale issued from
the ofaoe Of G. B. Crone clerk Of the dis
trict court Of the tenth Judicial district,
within and for Webster county, Nebraska,
upon a decree In An action pending there
in, wherein Zilph, s. Hubbard Ii plaintiff
ana against Henry McOormal, James Mo-
Cormal and Anna MoCormal his win.
Mary Mehule, formerly Mary McCormai
Jackson, executor Of the last will
and testament Of Henry McCormal,
deceased, and Haley Brothers,
defendents, I shall offer for sale at public
vendue to the highest bidder for cash IN
hand at the east door Of the court house,
at Red Cloud, in said Webster county, Ne
braska, Chat being the building wherein
the last term of said court was holden)
on the
9Th day OF June, 1899,
at one O'Clock p. M. Of said DAY
the following described property
towit: The north half OF the north
west quarter and the southwest quarter
Of the northwest quarter and lot three
(3) all in section eight (8.) township No.
one north, range nine west 9Th p m.
Given under my hand this 9Th day q
May 1892.
The sale on the above described prop.
erty was continued TO the 18th day d
July 1892 for want Of bidders.
47.3Od T GEO. z. Coos, Sheriff.
KALEY 4 RARKER, Pitts Atty.
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Drunkenness. or the Liquor
Habit Cured ~ Home in Ten
Days by Administering DR..
Haincs' Golden Specific.
It can be given in a glass Of beer, a
cup Of coffee or tea or in food without
the knowledge Of the patient. It 10 alb
soiutely harmless and vill effect q per-
mansnt and speedy sure, whether the
patient 10 q moderate drinker or an al.
coholic wreck. II has been given in
thousands Of cases, and in every instance
a perfect cure has followed. It never
fails. The system once impresnated with
the specific, IL becomes an utter impossi-
bllity for the liquor appetite to exist.
Cures guaranteed. l8 page book OF par.
ticulars free. Address the Golden Spe-
oiic Co., 1876 Race Street, Cincinnati, O.
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D. B. Spanog'e,
Real ESTATE
AND LOAN AGEnr
Red Cloud.

Notice to Teachers.
Notice is hereby given that I viii
examine al persons who may desire
to offer themselves % candidates for
teachers ofthe public schools Of this
county, at Red Cloud On tho third
Saturday Of each month.
Special examinations will be held
on the Friday preceding the Sd SAT-
urday Of each month.
Tho standing required fer "a and
Sd grade certificates 10 the same-no
grade below 10 per cent, avenge 80
per cent; for first grade certificate
no grade below 90 per eess, average
80 per cent. 10 al brsuohes required
BY lev.
D. N. Hu,wJa, Comfy 'ellpk
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O0eOubulc StOv0o.
The best in the world, for sale at,
"A. MOHART's. 4O.tf
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The Red Cloud Dray Line have four
good and heavy mule teams. All
hauling promptly attended to Jour
orders solicited. JNo BARKLEY,
IT Proprietor.
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II. Il. Pond, will write Hail insur.
ance in n Of the best companies rep
resented in the west as cheap ~ any.
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Children cvfov
Pitchers CastoNa.
MONEY SAVED IS HONEY e.,

Wri,o for our mammoth Catalogue, . ou'-pege
book, containing illustration aud glylng 'o~..t man.
ufscturet' prices, with manuiecture,s at''a..n.Sa
and imported into the United States. Groceries,
Household Goods, Furniture, Clotning; Lfnlss.
ssnads White Good. Dry ti0ods, Hats, Caps,
boots ana shoes, Gloves, Motions. Slasewstes
StstIouery. Watches, Ciocks. Jewr,ry. snyerware.
Rnsg,es. wilma. Agricultural Impic'n"nN eto.
11YStksvS ItiI,sT e. w GOODS. Caialoeue sent
on receipt OF rs cents fos axpfssagc We re the
only concern which sells 1t msnnf lciu,c,s. pf'ceas
allowing The bnyef the samc nssc"hs ..@ y
Srs,sntss al foods q represented II not found
y. mousy fefnnGed. GDods sent by exoress %
freight, With privilege q ex"minss,om Sstotc ~
49, ia Quincy street, chicago. HI
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Hoods
100 Doses One Dollar

sold By aiidrugsists. q, sig for -. Prepared ooly
BIZ q. /. HOOD D CO., Apotheeariss, Lowell, nasa.
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Wanted.

A few good farm loans, six per cen
interest. No second mortgage.-D. b.
SPANo0LY.
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Disease never successfully attacks q
system with pure blood. De Wits Sar-
saparilla makes pure, new blood and en-
riches the old. u. l. Getting,
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Other medicines might help but te
make assurance doubly sure use DeWitt'i
Sarsaparilla to enrich, purify and renew
the blood. q. L. Getting.
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Mrs. l.. L. Patton, Rockford, ILL.,, writes
"From personal experience I can recon-
mend DeWitt's Ssrsaparilla, q cure fol
impure blood and general debility"
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riches tho blood, thus overcoming that tired
feeling, and building up the whole system.
Thousands testify TO the superiority OF Hoods
saysaparilla ~ q blood purincr. Pull infor.
nation and statements Of cures sent free.
The Progress., 1892-09-24
A STRANGE POSITION.

To the writer, it is strange posi-
ton to assume that religion and poll
tics cannot mix. Why we ask, can
they not? 1t seems to US that in the
very nature of things they should be
boon companions. Religion which en-
obles humanity and brings to the front,
as the controlling influence, the bet
ter nature of man, should have the
same influence in politics, and thus
bring it to the highest state of pur-
ity, honesty and perfection. II re-
ligion can subdue the savage nature
of man, does transform drunkards,
cynics and Shylocks into sober,
liberal and charitable women and
men, it is weak argument, we think,
to say that its efforts in politics is,
and will be, unavailing.
No, the position is weak, too weak
for consideration at all. It makes a
very good temporary compaign slo-
gan to use at times, that is for vice
and immortality, but is decidedly too
ephemeral to cause a man who thinks
to even stumble or falter. OF course
corrupt politics and religion will not
mix, and where there is corruption
that is the very place that religion
should seek for the purpose of cor
recting and eradicating the evil.
Politics, like the home, should be
absolutely pure. The two in the Or
der named govern the world. The
principles of government in their
different stages are framed there, and
surely those things which make and
execute the laws of government of
home and country, should be
thoroughly lmbued with the doctrine
of Christianity. When this idea pre-
walls more extensively, when minis
tiers will consider it their duty to take
part in the affairs of their country
when church members vote as they
pray, then will politics become
purged of corruption, will honest,
honorable men be always elected to
Office. and will the world be reaching
that state of goodness which the Crea-
tor would like for it to occupy?
The Progress., 1892-09-24
GLOVE CONTESTS"

While we think boxing should be
taught as a physical exercise which
develops the general muscles of the
body. and being conducive to health,
BESIDES fitting one for degree of
dexterity and strength sufficient for
personal protection, we think that all
the moral influence of this Union and
If the world, should be centered On
putting a stop to what is now de-
nominated glove contests.
While these encounters might be
considered harmless in themselves,
on tie theory that if brutes have a
desire to bruise and pound each
other their wishes should be gratifed,
still there is no denying the fact that
the notice and notoriety given them
by the public press weakens the
moral condition of the young of the
country, besides facilitating (not to
say debauching) their aspirations and
ambitions.
Youth is governed and controlled
in its ideas more by what it sees
than what 1t hears. A thousand lofty
precepts do not have as much infu-
ence as one common example, and
the sacred lessons of Sunday school,
taught quietly on the Sabbath day,
are apt TO become entirely overshad-
owed and eradicated by the hurrah,
uproar and animated discussion.
among all classes, incident to mod
ern ptize fight. These battles of the
brutes have really corrupted the
morality of the times. Our leading
metropolitan journals give as much
space to them as they do to the in
augural address of president of the
United States. The appearance of
President Harrison and Cabinet and
all the sovereigns of the older world
in New Orleans, on some mammoth
international moment, would not have
aroused more, and we doubt if as
much, attention from both people
and press, as the advent and fight
of Sullivan and Corbett. This action
of the newspapers was not done for
tho purpose of feeding the alpetites
of thugs. DULLES and gamblers alone,
but many ladies and gentlemen of
refinement and education, ate from
the same swill tub. The writer pleads
guilty to sop" of the vile food.
Again we state that while there
may be nothing specially harmful, in
itself, in permitting these prize fights
to take place, yet we venture that no
right thinking person will deny that
the prominence given them, the per-
sonal mention given the pugilists in
dividually, lowers The standard of as
piration and ambition among the
girls and boys of our country, and
arLuses in the breasts of the
latter a greater desire to become
a pugilist than a statesman, and
reduces to q low ebb the ambition to
The Progress., 1892-09-24
PRESS ECHOES.

Washington Argus: The corn
crop is not all harvested, but the
yield will be above the average.
Argus: Cane prospects continue ex-
cellent. With such weather as at
present the crop will enjoy steady
growth, although more sunshine and
less moisture would make a sweeter
stalk and hasten maturity.
Argus: The police jury of Iberia
last week, changed the salary of the
treasurer from $3.50 to SEQ, the low
est responsible bid-thus saving We
taxpayers $500 per year in that of
fee alone. Good-the governor last
week removed the president" Of the
Vermillion jury. and appointed in
his stead a Representative" of the
people, whereupon the jury was re-
orgnized; and proper president
elected-better. The town council
of Lake Charles reduced the salary
of mayor Reid, SIS per month, to So
best. Maybe the people will get
something like fair shake yet; who
knows'
Bastrop Appeal: The railroad is
reaching into town at last. Grading
is about complete from the college to
Collins station. Bridges are about
all finished. Within a few days
track laying will begin. If the cars
are not here by the first of October
we shall be surprised. Weather is
now all railroad builders desire-cool
and fair.
Rayne Ranger: The rice harvest
has just opened up and already there
is a scarcity Of labor. IF good weather
continues Acadia will reach the
million barrel limit, and it will re-
quire an immense amount of surplus
labor to move it. How beautifully
Natures grand law of compensation
operates! Here are food and wealth
for the starving thousands rendered
destitute by the overflow in the fer
tile valleys of the Mississippi and the
Red
The Progress., 1892-09-24
FAnous AUTHORS WORKS,

Io9 Monsieur Lccoq. Emile
Gaboriau.
no Moths. by Ouida.
III Murders in the Rue
Morgue. By Poe.
Ir2 Ny Hearts Darling. By
w. Heimburg.
1I3 Ny Lord and My Lady.
BY Mrs. Forester.
ia Mystery of Orcival. b.
Gaboriau.
rs Mysterious Island. he.
BY Jules Verne.
re Nick Of the Woods.
~ Nicholas Nicklehy.
IIS no Name. BY Wilkie
Collins,
no Not Like Other Girls.
By Rosa y. Carey.
100 Old Curiosity Shop.
Izr Old Mam'sellc's Secret.
1z2 Old Myddleton'sM oney
BY NJ. {. Hay.
The Progress., 1892-09-24
FOR CONGRESS.

We are authorized TO announce the
HON. NEWTON G. BLANCHARD as d
candidate for reelection to the SD Cong
tess. from the Four h District, subject to
nomination by the Democratic party.
The Progress., 1892-09-24
THE PROGRESS.
THE TICKETS.

Democratic.
For President,
GROVER CLEVELAND. of New York
For Vice President,
ADLAl L. STEVENSON, of Illinois.
Prohibition.
For President,
JOHN BIDwELL, of California.
For President.
DR.. Il. CRANFILI, of Texas.
Peoples Party.
For President,
JAMES B. WEAVER. of Iowa.
For Vice. President,
JAMES G. FIELD. of Virginia.
Republican.
For President,
BENJAMIN HARRISON, of Indiana.
For Vice President.
WHIrkLAw REID, of New York.
The Progress., 1892-09-24

excel in literary attainments, choosing
rather the more exciting and loudly
acclaimed profession of bruising his
fellow-man in a glove contest.
The Progress., 1892-09-24
IS
Standard
Books.
Averaging 400 Pages

10 An DC II Tragedy. BY
W. Clark Russell.
II Aurelian. ByWm. Ware.
II Aurora Floyd. BY Miss
NJ. +. Braddon.
y Arabian Nights Enter
tainment.
"a Arundel Motto, The. BY
Mary Cecil Hay.
IS Barnaby Rudge.
10 Baron MunchauSen.
II Beyond Pardon. BY
Bertha NJ. Clay.
IS Birds of Prey. BY Miss
NJ. +. Braddon.
10 Bondman, The. By Hail
Cainc.
% Guilderoy. By Oui6a.
"a Gullivers Travels. By
Dean Swift.
IS Guy Mannering. By Sir
Walter Scott.
Is Handy Horseman, A. By
Edna Lyall.
IT Harry Lorrequer. ByI
Charles Lever.
IS Handy Andy BY Lover.
70 Henry Esmond. BY w.
NJ. Tackeray.
60 House on the Marsh. By|
Florence Warden.
81 Hypatia. By Kingsley. |
81 In Peril of His Life. ByI
Emile Gaboriau.
So In the Schillingscourt.
by E. Marlitt.
81 1vanhoe. Sir w. Scott.
S. Jane Eyre. By Charlotte
Bronte.
The Progress., 1892-09-24
NJ 1000 If
Practical Recipes
Given Away-Absolutely f

receipt Of 81 the
wonderful little friend OF honsekeeper together with The
paid 90
get
unparalleled
rferto Address All
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Handsome
Cloth

Fine, Clear Printing

$50 Spy, The. By Cooper
100 Squire $ Legacy. By
Nary Cecil Hay.
I6r The Antiquary. BySr
Walter Scott.
I62 Strange Adventures az
a PhactOn. Black.
I63 Strange Case OF DR.
JcEyll and Mr.. Hyde
by X. l.. Stevenson.
164 Strange Story, A. By
Lord Lytton.
165 Sunshine and Roses. Dv
Bertha NJ. Clay.
I65 Swiss Family Robinson
r67 Syrlin. by Ouida.
It3 Tale of Two Cities.
reg The Young Duke. By
Bcaconsileid.
40 Thlddcus OF Warsaw.
I7I Tie Countess Eve. Bv
J. II. Shorihouse.
I72 TIE Fairy OF the Alps
Bv L. Werner. \
I73 Three GuarGsmcn. BvI
Alexandra Dumas.
I74 Tom Browns School
days. BY Hughes.
rs Tom Brown at Oxford
By Thomas Hughes.
I76 Tom Cringle's Log. By|
Michael Scott.
TT Tour of the World in so|
Days. ByJulesVerne.
I73 Twenty Years After.
By Alexandra Dumas
Iz3 10000 Leagues Under
tho Sea. BY Verne.
I94 The Vendetta. Balzac.
The Progress., 1892-09-24

I24 Only the Governess. BY
Rosa Nouchette Carey.
I25 Other Peoples Money.
BY Gaboriau.
I26 Othmar. BY Orida.
I27 Our Mutual Feiend. By
Charles Dickens.
1913 Owl House, The. BY
+. Marli:t.
I2o Pair of Blue Eyes, A.
BY Thomas Hardy.
$50 Pathfinder. By J. Feni-
I3r Paul and Virginia.
I3a Phantom Ship, The. Ey
Marryat.
1j3 Pickwick Papers.
I34 Pilgrims Progress. IL
John Bunyan.
175 Pilot, The. BY Cooper.
l36 Pioneer. RyJ. F.Coopcr
137 Prairie, The. BY Cooper
1913 Prime Minister, The.
BY Anthony Trollope.
I3o Princess of the Moor,
The, By +. Marlitt,
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-01
MlGHTIER THAM rHg PEN.
Typewriters Being Manufactured at tn,
Rate of Hundred Day.

Fypewriters Being Manufactured at the
Rate of y Hundred Day.
The typewriter has come to stay
and has improved greatly in its work
since it first appeared in the Offices of
the land. Instead of the sentences OF
capital letters which used to bother
us there is now the neat and ire
proachable page which is delight to
tired eyes and refreshment to the
mind OF those who are compelled to
read much of other peoples work be-
fore il is printed. Ten years ago tn e
principal works were turning out
about l, 500 machines a year; now
they are making 100 machines a day.
More than 200 600 typewriting ma
chimes OF all makes have been put
upon the market during the past ten
years. There has been great indus
try opened for women which is likely
to call more and more for women Of
education and OF trained power to grasp
and express quickly the ideas of en-
ployers who wish more and more to
dictate correspondence and other mat
ters for direct writing on the machine
without the delaying Intervention OF
shorthand The typewriting habit
seems likely. according to the Boston
Transcript to make very rapid rate
OF thought and its expression possible
as common attainment in the not
distant future. The time has long gone
by when authors might wholly neg
lect spelling and punctuation. declar-
ing these. as many toploity eight
zenith century man declared them,
merely the printers business and the
time has gone by. too. when ladies'
notes might be punctuated like Min
erya press novels only with dashes.
Certainly the use of the typewriter
cultivates accuracy and clearness as
well as rapldity OF expression. and it
is a useful adjunct to the education OF
the young. OF course we do not look
for the time when the individuality Of
handwriting will be forgotten or when
the pen will be hung up with the
warming pan. but for all nonpersonal
writers there is no doubt that the type
writer will become more and more the
mechanical and accurate means for
its accomplishment
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1892-10-01
TRiTE AND TRIVIAL.

Sec here, waiter, this pie hasn't anv
apples in It." Waiter-"I know n NM
u am made Of cwapawated appics.e
Conductor-"TicItcts, please.f' Trarnn
Me face is me ticket, pardnar )
Conductor--'All right, then ri have
to punch it. :
Teacher--"No living being can read
your writing Why don't you try IA
learn?" Little Boy mo use. I'm 81.
ing to be doctor, like papa
Dlmling-''It is said that Kangaroo
can develop mora anger than any otbor
animal Mrs. Dimling Won 49,.
say" Dimling-"Yes, they get hop
ping mad"
Wife-"I'm tired to death peon
having the babys picture taken ~ MI
instantaneous process" Husband
"How long did 1t takeq" wife !.
About four hours"
A man feels pretty badly scared ,vho,
his heart Is in his throat, but no foo,a
q great deal more scared when bis
stomach is there. That Is one of ~
slBns OF dyspepsia.
Mrs. Totling-"I'm going to mako
me a bath robe" Mrs DimlinR--"Are
your" Mrs. Totling-"Yes; I have
bought the loyeliest piece Of watarsJ
silk for the purpose" 49, %
II say" said the old subscr;hou
what has become Of the man ,,.tl
used to get up all those ,,,,.i.,...,,
tickets that would be sure 10 v,n ~
your paper?' 1--WE had 20 give ~, IL Aol
vacation" replied the editor .. orr, :
been taken with a lucid interval ?
Miss Porker-"And SO your ENGAGE
ment with Mr.. Backbav d NJ -, @se-
How did it happen?" Ntiss T,nLosi Jnu'
why, he said he wanted 10 49, :
grand wedding, as IL was nm a@,, :
that comes only once in n nersa ,a,a
life" Miss Porlser (ndignantlG .
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