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Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-02-16
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 16, 1893.

THE democrats of Iowa are doing
some floor walking themselves this year.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-02-16
PHYSICIANS AND DENTISTS.

C. w. DE NOTE, M. D.
@FFJCE OVER A. If. ROBERTS 4 co. )
" Drug Store. Office hours, 8 80 10 $3.50 a. III.
and to 2 D. IN. Ut
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-02-16

THE president sent a message to con-
gress yesterday recommending annexa-
ton
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-02-16

A. l.. BROOKS. II. u. MILLER,
BROOKS & MILLER,
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS. OFFICE
over COnsigny s Buthwcg'S Grocery store.
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-02-16
! The Brown Corn Planter,

some 80 days to plant the corn, then it will
take about 1000 of the Weir Acme cultivators
some 40 days to pillow the Then with our
little harvest of grass and small grain it will be nee
cssary to have about 200 of the worlds renowned
famous
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-02-16
Weir or Canton Lever Harrows

to harrow the ground Then will have a little
patch for of about $50 acres, then it will
take about 900 of that king of corn Planters
Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1893-02-16
DIR. G. EGER.

ERMAN PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
II All calls are promptly answered, day Of
night Office first door south Of the court houS"
Audubon, Iowa.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

A boy was passing along Fifth street the
other day when a man beckonod him into
an alley and whisperinRly inquired
hoy, do you ace anybody in front of the
fourth house down that wayW
Yes replied tho boy after stepping
back 90 take o look.
MALE on iemulc,'
"It'sa woman
Anything in her hnnds'n
"ACs, looks like one OF those swamp elm
stakc5 which come around bales OF hay"
Which way IS she headed
This way"
"il0w Is she looking IN the facpY
Very pale, aud her chin pcoms 20 be
working as ii she was chewing gum. Any
one you knows
Great guns but IT'S my wifel should
say Gid know herr Coming this wnyin
mo; she's taken seat on the stops and
is looking both ways Waiting for your"
you bet she $50 Probably been waiting
ever since daylight One more favor my
son. You may be married some day and
know how &c Is yourself Just stand out
where you can see her, and I'm 10 In over
the bnok fence. After got into the house
! can argue with her Keep your eyes on
her and il she goes Ia whistle to me You
Hre a good boy and don't say nothing to no.
body First rate wife, but q little excitabe
Here ! go, and " she moves YOU whistle
aud whistle like hazes,'
As She didn'tm0ye the boy didn't whistle
and ho will never know what the climax
was Exchange
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

The circ'ilgts tell Of 1000 inhabitants. pure
air cNcellc1i water thue railroads good
schools N uty OF churches aud Other nt
treiiyo iilpts and 0iier city loss. 30 by llu
fees in .t, lor the l0w price OF thirty dol
laT, 0t4lh we rode over 90 G0lleu City
llst week DiClE iut0 tne uWtter The site
is q UiGuNIUn TIE 'srhOHs factories aud
churches consist ~ one shack occupied
10y an old igaitn 40 nicig tiut lis tribe
kicbvd Ntm out lie ulso constitutes the
Ion iuhtbittnts fhr air may hr gii right
but wc couldn't dud the water tbp rail
roads The agriculture nor the rlsh Every
city lot stands on end, with its bind legs In
che Nir, aud f. liable 10 have % rush Of blood
90 tar head We have he9l wRruod rot to
pitch inta ihis 'h9ugi hgt We unh,ai,lll
inidy pruuu0Nce 10 "a swiudlr oi the most
cautempiMc sort The mountain is guv
viumcat land GO brr.a With and would be
q dear bargain az hftrcu cents unless one
wanted TO LccoUle u hermit among rattle
snakes aud bus2ards ln that c,lss one
might 20 n quarter We do not know the
rNinllcN engaged in the scheme but " they
will Gal upon US -singly or collectively we
Won't reqtiw uny formHlity nor keep them
waiting over Il minute on the front steps
SuccEss TO HlM-The Hon Thomas g
Knnt arrived IN town ll0m Columbus o.,
on Monday 10 search OF his brother James.
who il supposed 10 have met his death ia
this vicinity some time last fall After
looking over the records cf the eleven men
IN our private graveyard Mr. Kane WAS sat
isiOd that hls brother w,p, not among
them. Neither did any Of the descriptions
on the coroher's books III him We ~
t,o,f,lar bptvpver fhnt A man WINS bnn,sod
near Turkey Bend IA September for riding
OF on one OF Major Green's mustangs, and
we paye SIR Kane "A letter Of introduc
ton tad full directions The major Is al
ways willing IN put himself OK under such
circumstances and we huyen't much doubt
THAI the gentleman from Ohio will discover
thu the stranger WIS his missing brother
lie needn't feel The least biz embarrassed n
Il turns out thgi way. uS we never mako
family MAJ Ter OF such things We simply
bang the man. bury him Il the ground
isnt baked TOO hard, and the affair stops
right there
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
A cold airht out west.

u never like to speak Of cold weather in
ne TAR vest said The man with the bcare
SKIN oyorcoat. "as people who have not
been out there have no idua OF IL and are
Inclined 10 discrcdit my Statements"
We hnsieued 60 assure him thnt wewould
place explicit confidence IN everything be
said, aud he presently continued,
We'll this WAS up In pemhna four
years ago At noon on the lith Of january
u began 70 grow cold, and by 10 o'clock al
night IL WIS" ----
Did you suy 90 devs below zcrop" Que.
ried one Of the passeugers "a the Other
stopped short
no. did not mention how the thcrmom.
eter stood Gentlemen. want to tell the
truth. the whole truth aud nothing but the
truth, aud YET | know you WON'T believe
me"
oh, yes, we will We know That Il gets
awtully cold up there 10 midwintcr Did
IL go to ~ on the Night you refer tor
'Gentlemen, it was u cold night Il WIS
@ polar wave sweeping up from Iudson'g
bay had spirit Thermometer hanging
hy the door and so there could be NO mis-
take. At o'clock ! looked ~ the Their
momrter aud my hair stood up
Good gTtcious But maybe Il showed
w MEOW ktpe1 the passenger with the
bud cig,r
II hpte TO tell-really / do" said the
westerupr ~ be looked around III give
you the honest figures you'll be diglp
pointed eycui you don't call use li,,r."
NO We wOntr called three or four
men IN chouis
"lou want the trtith. chip
We do Atgo cloek son looked NJ the
thcrmomcter Hud your hair stood up
Now. then whit degree Of cold did lt
show Don't be afraid TO spit Il right out. q"
We'll, gentlemen, ~ I'm a living man.
and On the honor OF an Americas citi1eu
IL wusv degs below 2rro--yes, almost To-
and bad man tried 20 sleep outdoors with
only n piece Of mosquito netting over him
he'd hnye heen frost bitten for surcw
There WAS long. 4ud silence. and then
everybody mentally sized the old man up
for the biggest liar ia America
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15


The actual pressure Of the jaws needed 70
masticate quid Of gum IL only three
ounces while the average pressure exottd
IL fourteen How much pressure would he
absolutely wasted by u girl who hogan at
sixteen and 'chnwod gum" until she WAS
twcnty.thrce years OF ilrpY
a newly married man pays twenty.four
dollars 90 send bis wife 20 a cooking school
for NIX weeks, aud she then sayes him three
dollars per week Tor MX months hy doing
her own cooking Meanwhile,sl,e pnys one
doctor thirty five dollars and nilot her TWEEN.
ty-eight dollars for treating his Dyspepsia
How much does he saver
A young man falls in love with girl and
presents her diamond ring, which he bugs
on the inAallment plNn--price, seventy Eve
dollurs She finds after time that she cgln
only be u sister 20 him, and be demands
the ring HHying figured on this, she has
had the gem replaced By "A three dollar
Ahlskia and she Indignantly hurls the
bgubie at his feet. How much Is She ahead
OF the RHnie' How long will Il take him Rs
the rate OF tlfty cents per week 10 pay sixty
seven dollhAy
The reserve force Of a tramp Is equal
70 sixteen horsepower lie expeuds ore.
fourth Of IL 10 opening "A gtte aud walking
over newly painted veranda. and ouu
third Of the remainder IN getting on Of the
yard ahead Of a hoe handle. How much h,pl
he lplt 90 tackle the next house wiihl
a has forty two shtep worth four dollars
spicce. and . has yellow dog worth Nyen.
g. five cents In the course OF week a II
sheeplegs, while b. cur hrs improved 10 a
afty cent dog II isn't any use 20 figure on
this. however, ~ u c3,me ont 10 the road
With his shotgun and Hiid he'd Just like 70
see the human hyvna who would dare raise
u hand against his cIlnlnel Nj QUAD.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

Curious thing about stove" observed
the exchange editor a. ho came ia shiyer'
ing, took or his coat, hung 10 on its aocus'
toned peg, set down, examined the points
OF his shonrs 10 see II they could be depend.
cd upon ia u sudden emergency and glanced
furtiyely over his shoulder nt the financial
editor; curious thing about "A stovs " that
Il Is always hottest when It's oOaled."
"Chstnut--coal,n remarked the nnan.
eial editor slowly. ''isa CRATE deal more''--
Now don't got out Of your range" TO.
marked tho exchange editor.
III should retortcd the other, ''you
couldn't furnace mo with any ideas on tho
subjectw
But you might get stove up"
You think you're a pretty large egg.
don't your"
II don't want any OF your slack anyhow"
said the exchange editor, breathing hard.
III II doesn'r SCOT you Hnorted the man
OF finance, ''yoa can lump itp'
you needn't get 10 warm over itp'
"Then dom stir me up"
~ haven't bin stirring you up
"lts mighty bod II YOU haven't"
''Suoh remark as that coming from a
man who h always getting scoopedn---
"Or from a man who can't hold a eannei
ton---
But here tho railroad editor hastily inter
posed
"Gentlemen," hesaid, 'notanothes word,
by chimney N'-Chioago Tribune
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
AN EXPERIMENT.
You Can spell love With Almost Auy Of
iha IelIeia.

You Can spell love with Almost Auy Of
tho tetiers
"'rhe last month Of ieap year ismore than
half gone" muscd Adclinc Musgrayo as
she arranged her hair and put q litilo rouge
Just the mercst tri6-on each check
She was expecting Charles PittitoG 70
call.
~ think Charles loves me, she unused,
"and there IS rtally no reason why We
should not be married, but De seems 90 need
encouragement. Perhaps nll young men
do. ( must Try 60 encourage him.
Tier hair and complexion having been ar
ranged to her satisfaction. she SAT down 90
await the coming % Charles and to look
over the evening paper
"Ah There's an ideaw she said and laid
The paper down 60 think u over
later 80 the evening, when the two sac
10 The purlor, Adclinc remarked;
- saw a good ccuundrum todRy.n
"What was So"
(which are the mort obseryRnt letters Of
the Hlphshcti'
"l'ii have to give that up Which are
theyW
mr. Now which are tho most worth.
lcsa"
"Tll give that mp too"
~ q. That sort Of thing could be ex.
tended indefinitely, couldn't So Let's see
Il we can mike some OvcIaolycsw
VERY well Which is the deepest let
tcr'"
non
That's right Now whichist the Chinese
letter."
"lhorenre two Chimes letters r and e.
"How ruaV You are" said che young
man. Here's another Which letters are
the MOST deeply in dohtf'
I'm SURE don't know"
u IT,
Good enough" replied the girl wow
which IL the dearest Lottery
~, ~ replied the young man gallautly, as
IN duty h0upd
"Ol, ChrrlOBw exclaimed the gir "How
kind you ors 10 say sol Well I'm sure
papa VIII be willing, FOX he said ,nly yes
terday what an estimable young man you
wcram
Further dotHiis are unnecefs ary u is
understood the wedding will occur about
Easter pittsburg Chrouicle.1clegraph
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
Not a Good Picture.

llcrr Won MNdai. who died IA Frankfort
onthe Main few days ago. was for many
ycars the president Of police ia that city
During the period following the FuncO-
Prupdnn war until 1881 be was ono OF the
most familiar figures 10 the people o. The
capital lie WIS great wit aud Il was
said that he WIS the ouly man who wi.A
able to make old Emperor William laugh
IN the latter days Of bis life. He was an
unusually large man, and was 10 heshy
that he could walk with difficulty lie
was vain Of his many decorations No mSn
Ia the country, outside Of the royal primers
and Blsmarls and yon Moltke, could dis
plny 80 mAuy decorations on his breast
Every sovereign who came 20 the capital ~
q m.ttrr Of course conferred a decoration
upon Won MiulHi
lis this photograph not good Of your
once asked "A young heutenant
No" replied his cXcellency II then had
only fifteen decorations, aud noW / have
sixteen. European Exchnnge
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

Our artist has seized thecritical moment,
20 artists always 10 Such furniture ipi Is
here displayed can be purchased Of Temp
kins on the weekly insudlment plan At the
same price AZ for cssh Sre hs nd in an
other column The only huRun house ia
town
The drawers were locked but with
strength horn OF desperation he puiird
them open one after another a minuis
later he had the proofs Of her periidy lbs
frenzy WAS now succeeded By quiet calm.
Deem berish GOODNESS There were twenty
four letters IN tir packet which whS care
fully tied With a CORSET string Nnd be bore
Il 20 the library that he might examnee'eh
dMnuing proof NJ his leisure lie WIS fur
prsed Al his own camneSs There WASH
the slightest wabhle IN his legs ~ be drew
a chair up 20 a table and snt down 70 cody
and calmly read zach letter and then marx
II "EShibit A. or Exhibit y. ~ the en-
might warrant He was proceeding ="
eording 20 the following diagram when ip
tcuaptcd'
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

The young man had married the rich
mans daughter, and wasn't killing himself
with work T. support her one day the Ia.
thcr called him up 10 cell him down.
Look here" be said emphatically, "why
don't you 90 TO workY'
II don't have 10" the sonin-law replied
with brazen efirontery.
well you will have to-
"Why will IW
Because, SIR, can't live always TO sup.
port you"
But you viii leave us something's
mot much, ] won't There won't DC
anything 20 leave"
Tho son-in-8w was alarmed
Great Jupiter" be exclaimed, you don't
mean 10 tell me that you have nothing"
That's about the size OF g."
Tho son-in-law devoted himself TO pro,
found thought for several seconds
II have a suggestion to Offer be said IN
q bpsinesslile manner
What is 30" asked tho old gent.
"Well, ! guRgest that you take ont, say,
100000 life insurance on yourself 10 save
wear and tear on my mind - Detroit Free
Press
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
SIE'TZNGS AND SUCCESS TTONS BY M QUAD.

he decision IN one OF the races. we n,
cnce JUMPED his salary to seven dollars nsr
week, and the first time he has 10 drop :
raan IN SELF defense we shall make n ei1l,t
dollars Wefeel it our duty 10 warn fas
public TO look out Tor him. lie haile frsn
Boston, and the oldest pioneer in tom
would take him for icnderfoot az the
greencst type He drnwls his speech. LOOKS
~ harmless rs a rabbit, rad most any man
would 6Wlre that he could be scared orr ~
bis shoes with one whoop he liz deceutive
however lie shoots with both hands
moves Ike fush Of llghtnina and h a
dangerous man to fool With
ABOUT G0lpEs CRY. We understand
that the east j. being eooded with circulars
descriptive VI Golden City. which Is rev.
resented rs n new town fourteen miles cast
Of tlir itisan effort On the par Of CERTAIN
specmatonto perpotrate a gigantic swlndle.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

what, dgrlng--you home ~ this hoarF
lie sat with his legs on the Hhle and one
OF tho letters Ia BIS hand VIXEN bis vile up
pe2sed 10 the door
.sTraitoress" be stenly replied after
keeping her ia suspense for halfa minute
what tho matter, Willie
'Proofstof your perfdyl ihaye suspected
you for ~ last twenty iwo years, and no"
] have the,pr0ois"
She calmly removed her imitation seal
akin aud lad asido her hat and gloves, hs
expected her 10 weep ana protest, PIT sue
did not. On the contrary, she smiled ana
said,
BE careful Of that Fsck.at Willie lhaYe
been oven ten ycags collecting y"
What, wgotchl Have you no excuses
be demanded
'Nons wbRssyer Twenty Of them ese,'f
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

'ns gpRsEL WAS IN W. COoP"
I0M Into his cabin when he 'pearsd 70
'h lusrnd, an has happened 10
af wa lickin bis ole woman wild a
sometimes he would surprigc de
Tid p0pcou eandy. un sometimes
ga aspan!tin Cat de police would git
lAseat Siid dat de world was better
Rnrud heyin lived ia IL FUR forty
lears sebsn months and fourteen
p0r hoali J II wasn't. fhe hnd hin
'Aonlt ora mcwl. or il be hadn't bin
lali y woalan't hey made a cents
10y Hggerence 20 dc world Like de
y msu, be arrove, he sloshed round
WIZ hslios. an nobody on dc Dexi
'Sas'gpel densclves uhuut his Twin
NaF i@V AN not chen his grdu--
sny one Knows Of. About dc only
KY. wiring In on him is dat we
wv MIA, We shal' miss him bel,use
suQs tgytn 70 borrow money. nlluN
y nus dues alll,s kickin ~ com
~ gitiin mp disputes about Dnn'i
DaN uth lie died OWN de grocer.
ea'd'oni ~ alAut cherry member
''o' M az ln,'iy didn't hpv Rshljlin
-'-'e lImp p,rhapsueallpss 60 add
r''s sc'cctei a ninety dollar cnskct
'Nrnty NYa hncka IN de funeral pur
|l.' ~ s sHs looks 20 dis club 60 put up
~ dollar monument
Ni, ~ ssp]y DC usual emhlms Of
u. 'IluP k0nel We shall set aside
n, ~ memory We shall renlem
Irel NV, sv~ d's'd he eler dun an try
~ .'al 70 inryii dat he haa a single
X Z I'd \ o@r on 70 de Ge,,l. ard It's
y, ,' .Q we owe aay. mo- When il
~, , WY WY "a 70 | oalyRsk Of dis cluh
t,..,. 1870 "9s'!son my tombstone, He
\ Ne world viii understand
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
IHE ARIzoNA KcKna.
y 'sr llo IlAd alaa tren Boo.

s'' Tor tho Had s,an from sos-
ton.
/ IN i "a, sVEuasR.- During the mast
IN, N,seAs has hl.d no les than IN
|ns., 'N'9'N q the 'lloDe Tall," de
~ near es we cen roD,en,ber
I'M "a OVER IN CHnch VALLEY one
No. Y, asa bufro. and tho olber
VA INK, lle "sit' without notice and
b. 49,. '.fi WeNt 70 ~ a change of
M (. q. wesSa dudigh young man
\ VIM. al's>''i, patent LEATHER sho,,s
Sspl.s. N'ig' came along ana annli,,i
sysa,,a el'a we took him on ma Ire
In s,.'qn " having 10 foof ~,
% iose e Within week He went
oes zee list Tuesday 20 witnc..s
bsia,s Nnl ne hadn't cleared tbe
"a IA Ns hea given an oraer ~ = b 81
DpaIsr ,-'.,pef'aker, 70 tglm 40 ono al
n iires l. right dollar cofins and
Ialssst5 ~ ~ fof afuneral precession
loasdss 'gg powerfully snrnriscd
n vail = snagrined when our horse
agmte. 'n'o tie oa.ee ilhurssay
.'1s,d 4, W. o. health. he had not
aala n i'' s 2 scratch, bus duriua
gr M ~, ~. Tree had split Maior
illla,n' ~ with a bullet. bin9s5
q slsis.s stanaztilland stood osg =
a S'wooyswho objected u
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
ID LlMEKlLN CLUB
Johnson WAS ONLY an
I'ssA.e MAN AFTER ALL.
,.u,,, grs Few Words to Say
4, s.,,sI,s. and lie Shows That Is
I'm, Wis., 10 Praise The Dead.

"a. ica BIZ Charles .. Lewis.l
,',, -,setin Of dis club eaid Broth.
Nv w = he arose with solemn coun.
I'1'. 49, disnosed Of some resoiushuns
s,.,s II Kurnel CabiG Il now be.
my do5ty to announce dat we hey
y "A snother loss. Another kurni
.,r,,lo away. reducin urlist Of kur
','rt lotseu. As most of 20 um
gnmsi Kyaun Johnson departed dis
rir,isy arter a sickness which
.,,s,ai itself through two short
l,ow Il am usual in SIGH ciiscs
,,,civ 10 observe dat dc late de-
80 4 crsai ~ good man. pn'sessfd
aldo yarchcws 81 mankind, but !
ooasslsnay follcr de rule In de-
NJ, esro an am aw0r' doau' De
sslnes,. an ia de ncS it nebbrrd id
800 ,hsn any fur de liIhn 70 stand
NJ slD 6 Mr
,r,el johnson was ies' an giverage
|.,o mo an no less Ny fusi meptin
q vas under rather enlbarr9sln saie
Issc,s one night no midnight |
mn 0ghorn chickens makin a great
IN liz 10 nn went out 20 de coop 90
|es,s b. kurnel WINS In de coop
4 alrady i,lcd two ~ pallets of de
4 M onto him aud hammered him
Nd M h0gr, uu be den explained daf
sslkln 10 his sleep could ssilu
/ 4 Al 4 dat dc kuraol WIS IN honest
I'M I shan't do e &c WAS as honrt
el,crago. an dHt's puase nuf.
sm us.al TO olnarye 10 slcl casos ~
4 h ds1NJcd was poEs sscd Of quail
|trh elesVd him tOa large cirvle ~
erB8t say dat flr &c Eu-url
4 4 uue Of 81 mcuost ,Uynks .n him
man lgbcr myt mp wild, uu On as
4 10 dlsGrnt oceashgrs ! hoy hsl
|eh,m hy de meek an temporarily iin
| hs nau.aen lfl wip called Uponto
I,oit saoald ay dat BE had tgfn:y
10 cue garchrw M, cirvis Oi frcn's
agdi q gpr'u dc head 10 % huFl. ra
uoNn smaller an dc time. ! has
M AmScd de- kurnel 20 take ont a
bftolarser IN de presence Of twenty
|sn. hiepf q large h.ak an cala.y
W. 90 %, pocket w.aOai sEiIpln .
,rkoafome o. 20 expect 10 bar me
IadeMra was n Kind father an Is
n luslrnA. but shan-t do He was
Dc Ggsrge. He'd lose three dollars
ncxw vhen his wife was Shoeless
ldpu 40 two dollgra on y boss race
hafhiltn hungered fur tltew IL
llsSiifr an de family next. hev
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15
-IIarpers Rszar

Ntonas hNtNoh ana
AEASr4sfA.
All Rohair, Gee the m0oul
That great, round mnon
Bur set how pale Il seems,
And wau
And how Il rolls and rolls aud rollsl
HODAfn.
True, true, my OWL
OF all high rollers that know
The moons the highest.
Yes Pale and wan and rolling high
Oh, moon.
We're ] IN Just the shape you are tonight
think "a be a little pale myself.
And wRu7
Mayhup.
And would ! rolf
Wen, you know mel
ARAsTARiA.
Robalh
nonAfR.
Anasiasin-loye
AsAsTAmA.
And YOU would be the moon
The lnc9n8iaui NOON
The neon that rolls and rolla and rolls
50 far from uie7
noBAiR.
Not on your Ito, my 0Nnl
The moo "a rolling high tonight,
1851 ! re- eInber when
Twas walking on 10 uppers' 10 20 speek
Whilo J was doing up the town
IN shape most olegautl
Tor ] was hceled ny love-
VOL heeledi
And this then most unhappy moon
Yves travelling on rs lone last quarterl
Whereas tonight
such tricks doth fortune play
Az WIS the moon not long ago
80 now am I;
And as ~ ! that Joyous time
80 is the moon tonight
Say. moon,
You're in q up te your neck, old mani
haiuiel
ANAsTAsiA.
And does the moon, Rohair,
Feel good with looks 80 palef
Ard With that WAR, van facel
And does II Ike 10 rolf
noBAIh
zee yoa haven't sized the fair moon Up
just righf
Nor just exactly got
On 90 rs curves.
Ask your eonuudrurns Of The wind that
Nhisparoth
10 tho man that's IN iho moon.
And hlogoth evss through bis whiskcrs.
forf
WIZ have &C. give fhom apl
Bot u sou AK ne Why he moon "a pale
and wan,
And rolls along
A. " Il owned the town,
ihlnk now enough shout de snap
40 give : lead away.
q AZ moon "a uaia fla no1leis-sgan
And Toiia gld roiid aud rolls
bscauls Il esnpoi help itself nay SOUL
huastaria-logc--
AIS neon 10 fun ta1ieht
"a hott ID New Yelk san.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

the complexion and The other four FOR PIN
pies What want now Is good recipe for
cmeying dandruG DOME you feel well
today dnrlingfn
They did NOT part. She piiisi him gof
thinking her green enough - leave aay
documents In the bureau and forgive him.
aud the package Is still hidden IN the I'M
used lrrnlnce
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-01-15

Young Rustic You're a lucky man, f.
Their You've sold this COW for seyenty.hve
dollars, and yct when you bought her you
said that she wasn't worth the twenty-five
dollar that you paid for her
Old Rustic-'lhats the way 20 DO bust
ness, my boy Steal as much as you can,
but az the same timealways remember thar
honesty is the best policy. -Jourual Anu
cont