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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-02-01
PiOCHE.

Bingham John-Fee simple title to . lots aud
impts lots S4 IS blk 3d. tax 81 81 penal 45c poll
tax 49, adv 81, total 81 s..
carlow deo- Fee simple til lie to lots and impts.
ncosnnon st; tax s2sl penalty $780, adv 81, total
S5.u3,
Clark Wm-Fee simple title to los and impts.
Cornwall how lots 55, Sc. blk 90; taA 81 50, I,n.
atty 81 ,05, poll tax s., adv 50, total Sl355
Flynn 4. NJ. Lots II IA, is, block l. lots 2. 8,
o. %, 20, blk 2; lots 10 49, blk A. lots IL TO 81 ia
elusive, blk Q; lots 49, So blk 49, Its 81, a. 81,
blk 49, lots g. 49, 80, Al, So blk ~; lots S. 50, CO.
g. e. 6 81, 65, 66. 81, blk II; lots 3. IT, 49, blk
29 lots "a ~, 81, So A. 49, A. SO, 5i So So t, Is
inclusive rs to 80 inclusive. &c. ST. OH 20; lois 10
l6, 26, Al, g. 49, "a, &C. IT, blk "a lots ~, A. blk
26 lots TO- II. H. IA, l6, 80, 81, 80, 49, SO 40, 49,
So, So o. SIS, co. blk 2i lots to 10 Inclusive and
81 blk 81; lots l, q g. 4. 8, ., a. Is 80, blk 49,
lot 40, blk 3O lots A. a. u &C inclusive blk 81
lots a. 49, 49, 49, 80 3D. 3D. IS. 36, 81 49, 40. 81, OIL
81, So; So 60 blk 80; lots 20, 81, %, 23 a. So 81
SO, 80, As 49, g. So, blk IS, lots 2i to 80 inclusive
So, sc, 49, &c. blk SO; lots T. TO- 49, H. 49, "a 25 &c
81, 3D. So 81, IS, 81 80 to 81 inclusive, "a, S. &c. 5S
50, CO. g. g. So, Ga st. G8. 60, 10, blk ST. tax So As
penalty $l.16, poll tax 50. adv 81, total Sl4 63.
Goodrich H-Pussessory claim to lot and impt.
Oh Cottonwood ave, lot 50, blk "a; tax S375 m.
atty SIC, poll tax g. adv s.. total s9.4?.
Harris Mrs h-Fee simple title toll lot and impt,
on McOannon st, lot blk SO; lee sim lc title 10
lots and impts, Waadel ave. lots 10, II. II, blk 81
fee simple title to lots Cedar st, lots 80, SO SO
blk IS; fee simple title to lot and impts Dayii
st. lot r. blk 20 possessory claim TO some lots anC
Jumps in of lot 4, blk IS; fee simple title to
lot and impts In rear Of lot 10 blk 81 tax Sis rs
penalty 81 81, poll tax So, adv g. total s2262.
Sherwood Mrs kate--Fte simple title 10 lott
and impts, Main st, lots SO, 81 SO, 80. blk 80; fe
simple title to lot' and impts, Wandell ave- lot
25, 26. blk 81; tax S2G25. penalty 50 GO aGv 50
total $50 81.
Syphus Luko-Fee simple title to Q lots ani
impts, eadow Valley St, lots T. 8, blk rs; taI
3.75, penalty 37c adv 81, total e. 10.
Warren Geo B-Possessory ella III to ell OF blk
and imptsj tax 1918. penalty si,27. poll tax 81
adv 81, total Sl6,0l.
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THE DOG DIDN'T FORGET HIS PART.
A Book Agent Found This Out at the Cost
Of q Ouarter.

A BOOK Agent round 2hls Out at tno lost
of n Quarter.
The man was book agent. There
was no use denying that Any per-
son in his right mind would have
known that he was book agent.
His trousers were frayed out at the
bottom; his hat was knocked in at
the top, and his general appearance
savored of many miles walked and
few shekels gathered.
He ambled along the deserted
street few rods and then stopped
undoubtedly before the gate of a
yard which surrounded a small cot.
tage house. He was weighing in his
mind the probability of sale Before
he concluded to ertbr the yard a saw
age looking hound put in an appear
ance on the inside of the fence and
made frantic efforts to reach the boob
agents trousers through the palings.
Not succeeding in this diversion, the
dog sat down to await the time when
the man should open the gate and
enter the yard.
The book agent had made up his
mind that he could sell an "Autobi-
ography" if he could but reach the
front steps of the house. But the dog
was determined that the agent should
not reach the front steps under any
condition. Good doggy" and Mice
fellow" failed to make the least i'm
preston on the canine. He only
howled defantly on his side Of the
fence. His bowls brought man
from around the corner of the next
house. He was an exceedingly lean
and hungry appearing man. He
took in the situation at glance and
came over to where the book agent
was vainly endeavoring to conciliate
the dog, He thrust both his hands
deep into his empty pockets and
drawled out:
Fer quarter I'll call off the dog
The book man must have thought
that the chances of a sale at that par.
ticular house were extra good, for he
drew out the fourth part of a dollar
and handed it the stranger That in
dividual carefully sounded it on his
teeth, and being convinced of it's gen
uineness he dropped it into his ca
pacious pocket.
Then drawing his SLOUGH hat dowr
over his eyes and turning up his Goa
collar, he assumed highly dramatic
attitude, and in stentorian tones HI
Kissed forth: "Tige, Tige, say
Thou coward and thou brute
know'st thou that thy master lie
captive in yonder wood, and dos
, thou linger herea Begone! Be
gon-n-n-e, sayW
The dog glanced up with a hal
curious look, and then turned shame
+. facedly away, and putting his nos
Y to the ground he skunk quickly iron
F.. sight.
o Yer see, pardner," explained tn
o hungry looking man, that dog an
n use ter play in high tragedy, an h
a amt forgot his cue yet. An, by tn
e way, l don't believe yer'll sell boo
in that house, cuz the folks has gon
off today on family picnic, The
n left the dog to look out for the house
= Hot weather, amt it9 So long,
Boston Journal.
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NOTICE
I Farmers, Gardeners, I
y Nurserymen and #
~ Dairymen n

1900 Acres of the very best land in
Pahranagat Valley, is for sale or to lease.
900 acres under fence 40 acres under cul-
tivation, 4 acres. of orchard years old
consisting of nothing but the very
choicest fruits. Is acres alfalfa. 200
acres of Natural Fishpond stocked with
Carp three years ago and is now full of
fish thousands of which will weigh 10
pounds each. Wild duck and geese in
abundance the whole year round. Large
quantities of wild hay can be cut on the
bottom lands, Moving machine, sulky-
plow and all other implements necessary
to work the ranch. Good Farmhouse,
Dairyhouse, Stable, Corrals etc. Situated
one mile south of the town of Hike and
twenty five miles west of Monkey Wrench
| ferguson District) where there is good
market for everything raised.
| Will sell or lease the whole or in 40, 81
and 100 acre farms. For particulars call
or address
Chas. Stein,
Phoebe, Lincoln County, Nevada.
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NOTICE OF SUIT COMMENCED

State ~ Nevada. County OF coin DIsl,ie,
or Prosecuting Attorney Gee
q tre foil wing named dcf-niaIts a.. 10 All
rs + or claimants 20 the real tsta.e ard i'm
IT yeirens thereon, hokeinaft, described knc,S-
unknown Y)a ara hsnnoy ao:iGed that sniff
have IN mG tLStd IL the lisiriet Court of tba
State - IVA :. Ia aud for the Ugun,y OF Lincoln
by she state Nevada Plaintiff, against the e
ieEsian htr-i5 sitter named. aid each # the foI
ldHing drs riued ttacis or parcels Of land with Il
iuipr vemen's thereon aud all owner Of or cIa;o,
ats t. tie same known or unknown to recover tn.
tax ami delipqutn.y assessed TO said Defend ,nts
against ssd properly for the fiscl yeur comm en,
lag fret Monday in January i Il. 1923 and a.
ing second Aondsy IN September A II 1893 a,
traI SUNNI ms has be5n duly issu d; and Won Ar.
farth;r nutihed that unless yOu appeal and snswer
the com plant filed ia he office of the Di strict
Court al the State OF Nevada in and for the Couty
f incJl IN said csus- on or lefcre Ike eth day
Of February A d 1891, iudlmt mt will be- taItn
against YOU aro the raj aud i'm PROV elner.i4
herein described for tie 80 ount of tax ard delr
q-tucy srerth-d, aud COS suit Tax and ieiin
9uencJ. oregon aarrt ii sud Utah ,rtheIn
hallway ~. snd ali owre'- q cr claimants .lefga
or unknown.
The laid action IL brousA! to recover iud,,n, =,
Tor the sum OF thirtyh hun red and fftv M,
eighty eight one huuirfnt h5 doll irs that is l. snv
Line hunGeri aai t'seLty two ore hundrejths
dollars state tax and "a eHty.six hundr ana f;ty
aud sxty-sIx che hundrrdths dollari Ggunty u
toia amount hirty five huurred and ffty a. 4
eighty eight one handredths collars Il gether Wit
ten per cehum, INA twenty five per ceutum on
said rum AZ penalty all il gold ,oin, delinquent
taxes on property hereinattcc dee crtbod together
with percentage anl cots ga rs provided by law
as fully set firth in complaint On file Tie same
being Tor taA on real and I5sscssory claim and
personal property for the year A. ID. 1898 de scrhd
as follows tn Wit: t.e
possessory ella IN to Surveyed right OF way for rail
road of sixtyhve miles, more or less running from
the state lire the east, south ives. down Clover
Valley Wash to within three miles of Piocte W ii,
sixty miles, more or less Of prepare roaibed con.
sisting OF cuts. fills, tuunels etc. and known 4
the MiliorJ aud Phoebe lire o The Or gon Sho
Line AMI Utah Northern Hallway aitustea IN
Lincoln ,ounty, Nevada, value OF teal estate Slul
CO. vaiue OF pers jnal properly S25 total 500 25
". GULVERWELL
| District II Pro securing Attorney fer ineolr
County.
Dated Phoebe. Nv sia. January IL 1921
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FERGUSON DISTRICT.

Spiro Docklestich has re-opened his saloon.
Once more we enjoy the benefits OF
barber shop.
Prospecting generally, goes ahead more
hopefully than for a long time past.
Lumber at the saw mill has advanced III
price So a thousand and parties arrange for
their own hauling.
Billy Vsnarsdale is reported to have sold
his interest in the Riggs Spring, Just over
the divide, on the Meadow Valley Wash
side, for 5000 to Ernest Godbe.
On reports that the Monitor-Jim Crow
sale was ego" the whole town celebrated
last Friday, and gave us an idea what to
look for when the genuine edge of the boom
sets in.
Now that reduction works promise to be
erected the water supply is receiving atten-
ton. Duncan and Maynard are said to
have had very tlattering offer for their
springs south Of here, this week
With the exception of what lies on the
north slope Of the hllsides and lyons the
snow hereabouts has entirely disappeared
and the weather for the past ten days has
been exceedingly mild and pleasant.
All ore hauling from the Monitor and jim
Grow mines has been stopped till the result
of pending negotiations are known, and the
teamsters going out last Sunday cleared
their camps of water barrels aud camp
effects, az they went along.
As soon as business will justify it, Denton
the mail contractor proposes to run three
trips week between here and Phoebe.
Since the first inst, the mail has been
carried by the Dry Lake road. This leaves
Cliff Springs to the left. hut it is better
travelling and better time is made.
A few days more at the farthest and We
shoYld know ii the jim Crow deal is closed
As soon as it is, business generally will pick
up. Several parties want to put on stage
lines between here and Phoebe as soon a.
the deal takes place since it will mean tn,
employment Of an army OF men and the dis
tribution, monthly of an amount of none,
sufficient to give US booming town.
Several parties were down from Pioch
last week attempting to locate the futur
TOWNSHIP of this district. From present de
velopments it will be somewhere in Apri
Fool canyon, at about its widest part it i
thought. Whether any ground was take,
up for that purpose or not we don't know
but most of the ground thereabouts
already embraced within the stakes of min
ing claims.
The Magnolia mine has recently develop
ed seam of ore, richer by far than an
heretofore encountered. Free gold, in cor
siderable quantity, is easily discernible i
large pieces of it, and specimens superior
any yet found, have been taken out With
the past five days. The ore is screened an
the coarsest shipped to Salt Lake, while tn
fine stuff, which runs $500 a ton in golt
will be shipped to the Hike mill. TIL
mill is expected to resume operations agai
soon. Wood is being put in and good te'
run is likely to result this time,
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The Board Of Commissioners are likely to
meet hereafter but once In three months
except when equalizing the Assessment Roll
There is no provision of law for monthly
meetings. Many sets done in past few
years are likely to prove invalid, If tested
in court.
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karly Reading.

It may seem superhuous to say that
one can not put old heads on young
shoulders, yet it is truth of which
many parents require to be reminded
who are very anxious for their boys to
"get on" and who deplore with up
lifted eyes their offspring's fondness Of
adventure books" That is the tend
ency Of the average boy. Occasionally
the precocity of genius asserts itself in
Goethe, Shelley or Byron; but.
speaking generally childhood is mentally
prone to follow after the new and the
wonderful. 1t is a principle the opera
ton Of which should not be interfered
with as long as boys excursions into
the realm of fiction are kept within rea-
sonable bounds. Chambers Journal
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The bond issue announced by Secretary
Carlisle has turned the Populists and ma.
iority of the southern and western Demo.
Gratis in Congress into bowling dervishes,
in by them, some of which will be given an
escape valve by the resolution OF Senators
PETER and Allen which will be made the
text for some speeches in the Senate this
week. Whether the action OF Secretary
Carlisle was proper one is question that
your correspondent will not deal with at
present. but there is no doubt of its legality,
even putting the strictest construction upon
the authority conferred by the act of 1875
That act authorizes the issue OF bonds for
the purchase OF gold for the redemption of
Treasury notes. OF course everybody
knows that this bond issue is really to get
money to meet current obligations, the
Democratic tariff policy having resulted in
causing the revenues to fall below the
amount needed, but it must be plain to the
humb,est student of finance that it will
be very easy matter for Mr.. Carlisle to
comply with the letter OF that act by having
his friends, the Wall Street bankers, present
Treasury notes for redemption in sufficient
amounts to require all the gold received
from the sale of bonds, thus leaving him
the treasury notes to pay the expenses o.
the Government True, there will be {
little trickery about such plan, but thai
will be nothing new from the Democratic
| administration.
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NOTICE
Or
~ f. 8 f. L. H.
Delinquent List OF PrOpert. for 'hs Year
1898. Lincoln Go anti, +.vadH

Notc is hereby given to those vi, la IL mag car
Germ, and TO he following nsui. y rsnus, and 10
all owners Of claimants to, the 70 / c-IA AID
prJyeueats thereon. or imprJs9 4=u's when
assessed separately, hereinafter described. known
or unknown, that the tsxes fer state and
County purposes for the year = d 1898, ssesse
against the following described pieces parcels of
property now delinquent; that ten pc. cent
penalty snd two dollars 81 col cost OF adv Rising
has been added III each case and that any piece or
parcel of property upon which said taxes, penalty
and costs shall remain unpaid on
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Empy j H-Possessory claim to lot and imr,s
outside of the limits Of PAnacs, east of q Wass,
So, adv 81. total S62S AA
Gam Birdie E-Po-sessury ella IN to 40 cores n,
land Oh appln !" il 2 o. being " qtr Of n 3 or
tee % % . 81 e tx 57o penal &c, sdg 81
tgtsl . g. -
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MONDAY, 18TH DAY OF
JANUARY, 1894,

or 30 much OF each parcel rs will pay the amount
OF taxes, delinquency and costs against it. will be
sold by me, as County treasurer and Ex-Otiicio
Tax Receiver of said County of Lincoln. at IL
o'clock NJ. Of said day, at the front door of the
to satis such taxes, delinquency and costs. Said
sales viii be made subject to redemption within
SIX months aztec the date Of sale by payment of
all the sums assessed against each parcel to- Their
with three per cent per month thereon from tine
date Of sale until paid In accordance With the pro
visions of S. ction of act OF the Legislature of
the State OF Nevada, approved March 18th, 1885,
page III.
Pio,he. december 10, 1893.
DOLBY.
County Treasufefes16 f~0ftieo Tax Receiver OF
Lincoln County, Nevada
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Phoebe, Lincoln County, Nevada.
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John T. Wheeler has been appointed
Sheriff of Eureka county, to ill the vacancy
created by the death of James Morris. Mr..
Wheeler was member OF the Legislature of
1892.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-11-10

Henry Wilson, tn. postmaster at
Wslshton, Florida. says he cured .
case 81 diarrhGs Of long standing in
six hours, with one small hottie 81
Chnmberlain's Collie, Cholera aud
Diarrh1a Remedy. What q pleasant
surprise that must have teen To the
sufferer. Such cures are not un-
usual with this remedy. Ia many
instances only on. or two doses are
required to give permanent relief.
Il can always be depended upon.
When reduced with water II is pleas
ant to take For sale by all deal.
sss. Benson, Smith Il CO.. Agents
for the Hawaiian Islands.
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dates for the Legislature, q local
wag offered this toast: ITO the
women Of Colorado-God bless 'em.
Formerly our superiors; now our
equals."-Chicago Record.
A NEW COMPLAINT.
Our Bills ben Off all summer long
To waierin' places,
He's come hum sick; thar's somethin'
wrong
One o. them cases
A doctor can jist reckonize.
He mopes and pu'ters
An breathes in spuiters,
Jist like a chap ns really baint
{ guess he's TUX this new complaint,
Incorporation.
Richmond Dispotch.
Three Yearnings.-Man from Bos-
ton IT Mars has inhabitants we
might learn from them. Man from
New York--lf Mars has inhabitants
we might sell to them. Man from
Chicago-lf Mars has inhabitants
we might borrow from them. Truth.
Everything that IL done in this
house il always blamed onto me"
shifted tn. small boy, IAN I'm jist
gettin' tired Of IL. I'll run away,
that's what I'll do. Doggone IL
mean to be the Ii Hung Chang OF
this family any longer.--Cincinnat'
Tribune.
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A Great Battle

Il continually going on in the hui
man system. The demon Of impure
blood strives to gain victory over
tho constitution, to ruin health. to
drag victims to the grave. Hoods
Sarsaparilla Is the weapon with
which to defend ones self. drive the
desperate enemy from the field, and
restore bodily health for many years.
Hoods Pills cur. nausea, sickness,
indigestion aud biliauspess. 25c.
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War

between China and Japan
will cause pri, a. for their
silk fabrics 10 gu hi her; no
country can fight and weave
silk ut the s"m.. time. The
price has already advanced
and the papers state that
the war j. likely TO be ''on"
f,,r two or thr. years. 1t
hchoov.- the careful nuycr
to purchase now We had
an immense stock of Japa-
nesc Goods ordered before
war Was declared, conse-
quent'y We can continu' to
sell at the Old price, as long
a. our present stock holds
out, and then thu War will
force prices up. bur last
consignment CONSISTS of Silk
Dress Goods. both figured
and plain ; Morning Gowns
for Ladies and GENTS, silk
Kim"nos. Smoking Jack
-t-, Silk Pajamas, Japanese
and China Ware, Screens,
Lamp Shades, Lunch Bas-
kets, etc, etc.
DAI NIPPON,
Hotel st. darlington Blockl,
Nus. p. =. CoLLACo, PrOprietr'ss.
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miniature Art.

A. Williams Studio are To bc seen
Por, rate nu Watch Dials. which he
IL making q speciality III. Lantern
Slides for lecture ky the .ei ~
dozen
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SOtne peOple RTOw Detter lOOkiDR
a. you know them better, and some
grow homelier. Itchison Giobs.
A COMMON TRAIT
It's 60, a'as, with oil mankind;
With monarch and with clerk;
The one who does the least, you'll find
TALKS most OF "overwOrk
Washington star.
Some men ought to be ashamed
Of themselves, but they never hap
pen to think about it.--Gdirsston
News.
Politics is full Of uncertainties.
To day man is on the stump, aud
next week he may b. all up q tic-.
Boston transcript,
"Do you hate NET he fsltered.
This Is SO sudden" she rejoined in
confusion. And 81 they we're Ill.
vorced.-Dstroit Tribune.
FRUITS poR TuE sicuiGASDERs.
The melons having all been ct.
And others we might mention,
The punkin In the fruit that next
Engages our attention.
Detroit Free P,eu
There il a frightful lot IL love
wasted; people are extrayagant with
II in their youth, aud suffer the lack
Of II IN old sge.-Atchison GLOBE.
"In dissher life,' said Uncle EbeD,
"er mau hrz ter take his pleasure
rum han ter mouf. Hit am de trou.
bic dat drors intetes'."-- Washington
Star.
"Wheu she Tilted you did you de-
clare to her that you could newer
love another" "Oh, yes! didn't
forget my manner. sntirely."--Puck.
When u sentiment Is uttered gu
the stage that II not complimentary
to the character Of men, all wives
look at their husbands triumphantly.
--Itchison Globe.
COMPLICATIONS.
The King Of ''orea kokei blue
And ne murmur Il, between IN" and you,
With the ion, the Bear
AM some Dragons IT, spare,
There II trouble for me In the Zoo"
Washington Star
Jipks-Thers IL Que drawback tn
these self-made men that they usual
ly overlook. Pilkins-What is ii
Jinks-They're seldom, abb. To select
their materials.-Puck.
"Some msu," said Uncle Ebep,
IAN DIES like dat ysllar dawg oh
min Ef b.. KANT git noticed M
uddah way he's puilickly willia' Ia
take u beatin'."- Washington Star.
Says q quaint old English writer;
III tho devil ever laughs II must be
at hypocrites; they are the greatest
dupes he has; they serve him better
than any Others, and receive NJ
wages"
Tailor 90 collector who has jus,
returned from dilatory customer
We'll, did he seem very much an
noyed TO ses you? Collector-OI
the contrary, he asked me 10 cal
again.-Eiegends Batter.
~ KANSAS WHERE woArN VOTE
y mother, please mother, come hire viii
nie now,
The afternoons slipping by fast,
Sou said you were coming right h1m'
from the polls
As soon rs your bsllOt vas east.
And not mouthiul could be find,
And The words that he sad as he samm' /,
the front door
| Left strong smell Of sulphur behind
-kansas Chg Repubiican.
Mr.. Oldbeau-Now, please dom
give mo that old chestnut about be-
ing a sister. Miss Vera Young-Yo,
mistake me, sir; | was merely abou
to remark that ! am willing to be I
widow to you.-- Smith, Gray e. Co.
Monthly.
Another Name of 1.-THE trou
bile with the Colonial is that he is too
thoroughly imbued with Bourbon
ism" ~ knew It was some sort o
alcoholism, but | never was sure q
the brand before."- mdianapoii
Journal.
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Wise and Otherwise.

A gentleman never steals. He
borrows. Galveston NeWs.
In the race OF life il isn't the fast
men who come out ahead.
A lawyers mouth il somewhat
like an old gun. 1t goes of anyhow.
The oldest civilization, that Of
China, il IN its fifth or sixth child.
hood.-Judge.
The wages of the mau who drinks
are continually going down. - GaIrss
ten News.
Man can easily convince himself
that he has earned all Of his good
Galveston News.
Some people grow better looking
~ you know them better, and some
grow homelier.--Itchisoa Globs.
COMMON TRAIT
It's 60, a. as, with all mankind;
With monarch and with clerk;
The one who does the least, you'll find
TALKS most OF "overwOrk
-Washinpioa Star.
Some men ought to be ashamed
OF themselves, but they never hap
pen to think about it.--Gairsston
N..,.