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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23

The NEWSPAPER enemies Of Mr.. Pow
Derby are hot on the trail OF his threat
ened conviction for official IRREGULAR
ties ana expulsion from the knights"
Meanwhile Mr.. Powderly eats three
hearty meals per day, sleeps well at
night, progresses plaeidly toward a ia.
miliarity with Blackstone and enjoys
the undiminishsd esteem Of all his
nsighbors and friends. lie has been
under fire before.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23
APRIL 90. 1894.

AN INTERESTING point in libel will DO
decided when it Is learned how much
Editor Orr of the Harrisburg Patriot
will be mulctsd in law for calling an
opponent a political tramp" No
doubt PhilsnthrOpist COxey views the
progress OF this case with feelings OF
warm personal concern.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23

possible to deny tho widespread useful.
ness to this district Of the college for
teachers at East Stroudsburg; and it
will be the general hope that it may
receive such additional support, from
legislature and people. as may be
needed to further equip aud sustain it.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23

THR PHILADELPHIA Press charges
lone candidate for lieutenant COVER
nor with having telegraphsd an offer
Of Sc. 900 for the votes of the delegates
Of u certain county. Who ia the candi-
date and where is the proof2 The man
who would do a thing like that would
render himself liable not only to igno-
minious defeat but also to confinement
in an asylum for tho insane.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23

their constituents and ignore their
party platforms, and we somehow en-
JOY the prospect. But it will simplify
the processes of representative govern
ment and add to the respect in which
this commonwealth is generally held.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23

IN CELEBRATING its tenth anniversary
on Saturday our esteemed ueighbor.
the Truth, ~disportel itself in sixteen
well filled pages, enclosed in bsauIi-
full Geographic cover. Included in the
admirable table of contents were Spec-
ial contributions from each member Of
the Truth staff, one from Ex-Governor
Beaver, N entertaining feuilietou from
the pen of Edward A Nivsn of Wilkes
Barre and several other features of
equal timeliness and quality. Taken
as q whole the issue was one of the
most creditable newspaper productions
ever issued in thiS city, and it affords
The TRIBUNE unqualified satisfaction
to compliment Publishers Barrett and
Jordan upon the substantial prosperity
which attends their labors in this field
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1894-04-23

We ARE indebted to the esteemed
Pittsburg Chronicle Telegraph for the
interesting information that while
the anthracite diggers will not be
called out at present, it is announced
that in case hard coal is used to raise
steam where bituminous fuel is now
employed, that region will be rendered
imperative by the strike" The silly
season Of 1894 has evidently become I'M
usually severe in the vicinity Of the
confluence Of the Monongahela and the
Allegheny.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
seseuss BON osu lisbsn ssiltasn @ottes,

nab ben bsitsu G.usltu ]bsurbeitst pom ~. OFT, Staots
piarrsr. &ebli Gttsltablttd, sroBem SabIsau pom Ssrus
iGlem uHo lbsr 800 StlperU in 0oISiduitt. Niit mebs
rsrsR biit0h; approbatiousu. %. AuHGss. Quart 6ors
mat. 1880 2. $500.
-Sieslbs, C~staUsaussabs, in 2 SdussH; ssbuus
ben. $3.50.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12

Staot @pttes, ole geiilidr. Sebeu Der
Iur91rnultdien Opttcsm utter, uuierer &1uts
Gin Maria, Hacl ibrem SNcubdruRgen an sie
ebrpnroige Sterertu GpttcS 0aria .. Seius,
AebttItu Ses Rlotsrs Der uHbsrsSteu SmpidugHi6 Az
Agreon a, pom CreeH oeS bell. 6rdnsi5tus. Dit Ips
probation. SH Spei SGHoeu gebuuosn $500.
~Sasislbs. AusSue in l Sano ~gebunssu Sl.l5.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
. Wariauum.

Warianum. gegsuse UsH ben Iie6eu betlissu
uuo gottieligsH 0isueru unisrsr Eisbeu Srau uuo SEN
b%erItutsu SHaosHorteH Der bobsu Simmelst6uiein
D't btEboti6er appreciation. .SsbHts. permebrte uuo
]uerbeirie AuHage. WRit l Stablitihe, aLIruoriiten
&ttelbldtt uuo Utt!tu it6usH poISi buittbi!stru. l.
l4OS =. SH Seeerbdno 5000.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
fit OaS aat@o(i((5e 0o(k.=


-Gntmcrid, Nuua RGtbariun, oas arrne Scbeu
bit.crC Seiocu uuicrce S,crru Seiu Sbrijti
u ietner beiiisitsn 9iutter Waria uebit oeu
G~ebeimuineu oes alien SuuotS mad BEN Gei6tsu cer
gotiisl. Qrul Satb. gmmerid. 6srausgtgebsu pom p.
g. y. SdmoGtL a. D. G. .. Gacrb. 6rl6isrs. Nlit
depreciation ots Serru StihoiS UoH &ssens6urs. Rsi5
iIluitr. prutts Auseabe. Su Quart. 1910 e.. ROM
pIst broibirt IN 20 oeiteu leoes 80 Gents.
Tasislbt III Obj ], buI5 Morocco, SrisiudIs9eius
udueoste, reid psrgoiost $50.
- DoSislbe in Gbo. ,. Ylorotco. reid p~srsoIo. Srisis
uaIosts uuo SoIoidHttt $1,000.
- Tasielbe in Sbe. 3. esrieIbe giubauo nit 2 usrs
aoIotitn SblteBeH $500.
Diebr ais 20 iir eu5 &ert st9sus s~sssituste SLIDER
bViugEu benz Seisr ~sinjsIus 9reigutiie Der bell. geidi5te,
bsssutiams Ssrtlthtettsn uHo Wtbttss bstIise Ssssus
itiutc in iebr Ce,rtuer uuo tiuitleuIih poleupeter Tar
itelluug Sur 2uiduuuug. 10 oGS oRiss Sud ais elm
fatholiidss Yrad,tpsrt i'm sS,liteH Stun, sss
Mertrs beSsidHet lpereeu bari.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12

@sr uus feline Ieorslie ~stuisuSst. benz isuoeu mir per
poit gsuuWs NustuHii ubsr elm saHSrhtues geiaaii, NOS
iTasue cine BsTioR miuUlihsu ODER Wtiblibsu Se,
idlthtS aui ebrlide @etis uRp VbHe eToBe Aus.agsu
une Viibe lbsr 10 Solars per WOnat ~psrsisusn tam.
ebRs ksitu uHe psoeslH. Rein Observation-Disclosures
isussTu tiH sbJlihts ytiaatt. Aesrifrt;
JON HQr9g & 20. osNtoN, Lswis 90. No.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
Susepbi.suh. oSsr oi, Robt mn s

-Soiepbi;Sud, OSer bic Dta6t unO 5lrbitts BE-;
bell. EdtrtartsH Soispb, ots RdDrpaters Selu uno
SrduttgGms Der auerieltsltsH SuueiTau Raria, in itbr
uteleH uuo ih5usH Ssibihtsn uuo SsiipteIsH aus alter
uno ueuer Ssit. Gin Sdusbub iir lsos 5riitlids
6amilte. Vtit uielsu ia6usu BtIosrn s~eJisrt. Wis
SssuHeen SIS. 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12

-@ofttu., h. p. Praem., dDr~iitfatbpItid,e
Sauopohtue, oorr turSe auS!eguuS aler ionns nns
islttdgltnen gpiitelu Iuo gUauselisH iamut oaraus
~seSossneu Slaubsnss uuo Sittsnlsbrsn &C. &C. 81. Auis
lGse, umssarbsttst uHe psrmebrt pou p. Jraua
@Gttler, y. b. y. :. Rei5 iluitrir,s Husaabs
XVI II. re .. or. s. 81 80.
- Gsrisbs, in 9raatbaHs nit SpISi4uttt S3.Oo.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
stast @pt,ss. nj, oriaGh

t.t uon ". Sinsst. Wit l S~ttsrrabttld uns ulsl.n
l66HeH Stoern. Stsrectgp .auSSabs. l152 Ssitsn.
gebuHoeu Sl.S0.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12

Maler: ySie wiiniden alio SIR
gortrait in Gel 9emuIt, mein gndoiges
6rdulein?"
SadIIi6: rSa, aber bite YrOuenSer
Del, meme Wama mar cine 6r0ujOiin. "
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12

-Stt. o., Satafpmbenbudt d, inter osu SitsI:
Ole criten Sbriltcu iiber uno inter Der Groe,
oosr: Seusutiie fIr ben SIaubeu, Die
OoiiHuHg uuo Stebe .uiersr hetItasu
Rutter. Der Sirde. Gin Bud os Sroftss uuo
Der 9rmUtbisuuS ilr bic satbolitsu unS Der SsI.bruna
iGr lire SeSuer. Rsih iIuitrirts Gra5ts Ausaabs.
gr. 5. 394 Ssttsu. SH reid psrsOGsstsm ssiunauS.
bauo. 50 80.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12

-6o6tm. z. X. Sebcn mno Seiosn uniers
Iebcu &crri mo Seilanoes Seiu Sbriiti uno
leiner sDttiid,cn iunsfraulid,sn MATTER Y9as
ria. Heu ]bsavbetieE poH ". SiHsel. Neib iluitrirts
Guarts ausgabe. ID. Guhass. 1882 p. SH ssoers
bane $500.
-SaSielbs. Sauoaussabe iu Sftap. gsrs
msbrt ourh siusu Subuua: p. Sodem'S GrtliTuus Sss
bell. VtsBspisrs Ius elmer SGuss OsssGHeaat. . sarbet
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
Sol bait.

2leltli6e &OQuette: No.. 9luf oie'em
SilOe ieben Sic mid ais ein tIelnes
Wao6en!"
geIu6: ,9lb, Elm alter Meiiter!"
aud Elm 8runO.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
EuAariitiebud. gSu.

- GuA ariiiebut. &uuoerbare SsssbtHbsitsu
NIB gtsdbluugsu ron Dem glorpirotsiteH b%tiltsitsu
Altarsiatrameute aus Benz SebeI Der Setltsen GuSr Sets
ten uuo Sabrbuuoerts. 0it 6Grbsu,tteIbiIo IuS pitIsH
rsutn Sol,itnitbiletrn seSisrI. T76 .. Quarts ors
mat. Su Ssosrbuue $500.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12

io8te 3cm0nO, AMI einC YiilBe oeutcr,o,
III Die ell betunnter Wultter 8cIOlIen
mar.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12
Gum Sad1en uno Oenfen.
ga lie9t 90 i + NJ"

Io9te Sem0n0, AMI cine YiiiBe o~euteno,
III Die etn betunnter WtuIiter gcf0Ilen
mar.
Il nSu9dn9li6.
9ntient: ,98enn i6 wieOer 9eiunO
lperoe, 9cbe i6 Sbnen bunOert Wtart
crtrn, Serr 9ottor!"
glrSt (QleiN9ilti9): y9lA, Geripre6.
llnQen :. be5Obleu Sic mir ous ilbll6e
@onor0r; geiuno 81 lUeroen brau1en
sic Damn gar niNt!!"
Sin YortDeil.
y@arum fault On ale Seine Glei:
Ger auf Nbjablun9!"
rgSeil lie Damn INNER 10 LANCE bal,
ten, ais Ole Naten luufen!"
Gormurf.
Stuoent gu Dem eintretenOeu GIdu'
biQer): pS0on iuieoer oa? Mann,
Sic perlelOen es einem Droentlih,
S6ulOen 81 mahen!"
8eim Grumen.
GrNminNtor: yNun, Serr 9te6ts.
cOnoioHt, nennen sic mir eilen sal
UOu &crleitun9 gu Nteineio."
6anoiont: ,Giue rihterlibe 6ragC
mad Dem glter weibli6ar 3eugen."
9 d. ei6el bal te &ritit.
S6riftiteller: ga, leien Sic Die:
einm0l. 9Gs 1T eIn 8eoanteuipun,
luas!"
&ritlter: oSm - ia. i6On mebr @e.
oantenlatte!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1894-06-12

N"NN ~ 81 tN"t
luas!"
&ritlter: oSm = ia! i6On mebr @es
oanteulatte!"
80 bait.
9leltli6e &OQuette: Nluf oieIem
SilOe ieben Sic mid ais ein tlelncs
MtQo6eu!"
Seiu6: yglb, Elm after Mteiiter!"
Nu6 in 8runo.
Maler: ,Sie wiini6en alio SIR
GortrOit III Gel 9emuIt, mein gndoiges
6rduleIn?"
Sadiii6: ,Sa, aber bite YrouenSer
Gel, meme Wama mar cine 6r0n5Olrn."
Seri 6nappt.
o.: ySenten Sic ii6. lieber 6reuno,
mas mir neuli6 auf Der Su9o paliirt
lit! SD trete aus einem Nebilih, oa
treteu mir Sluei g8ilOi6weine entge=
gen
g.: ,gld, ons baben Sic mir ia
oor9eItern idOn erSIDlt.l"
a.: yllumO9li1! SD bab's ia ielbit
crit geItern 9ebOrt!!"
Seoentli6e 9 pari amteit
Ser iunQe Maier iOl ia nit ieiner
Srau iebr SuIrieoeu ieiu!"
,Nun, lie lit audi lebr iparidm, le9t
iih td0li1 bonn Sausbaltun9s0elo et=
mas meg iiir Die GbeIAelOungstolten."
MiBper tdnouiB E.
&unOe (oem Der 6riieur ein Stiid
pom Sbr 0bihnitt): .Nu! Sic babeu
mir ia Elm Stiif pom Sbr ab0ei6nit=
ten! Senten Sic Oenn, Oas merit man
niht?"
6riieur: .Seruabre! Sariiber tommt
ia oas Saar!l"
Sas Grtennun9s5et6en
vg8ie empfdnot Sic nun Sbre Srau,
tperln lie 10 ipdt na6 Saule tOmmen?"
%, oas iebe i1 i6On in Der Gii1e."
WDran oenn!
nNm Seien, wenH Der, oa ltebt, 1T
9llles gut"
Limo ipnIt?"
SOnit - ionit bat Die 9lte i'm nit
'reingenommen.
Neues @ort.
SIR Su6. Meper, iiebt aber fiir6.
terli9 aus! Sas lit ia Oas refine Gleri=
ION!
4n5sige.
Sttte, meiner 6rau nibt me6r III
bor0en, iOnOtrn mir, oa i0 Iiir ui0ts
auftomme.
Seimgeleu@tet
Sourilt (&ef, an Dem @irt6stii6e
ii6 iiber eini9e tleinItdotil1e Ginri6t=
ungen luiig mateno): gSOren Sic,
mein Sieber, bel Sbnen bier itirbt Wo6l
Die Summbeit ME aus?"
Ginbeimii6er (turO: yMein, mir
baben ia INNER Sremoen=3 ufluB."
Ger eini6tise War.
9enicnsireunOin: r@as bat Mar
Dir gum Geburtstd8 gei6entt?"
Sunse 6rau: oSente Dir gar
ui6ts!"
9eniipnsireunOin: ysSie 1T oas MOS
Sun9e 6rau: .Sa, iiebit Oh, er
rug mid, mas i6 mir wilni6te.
uno Oa ia9te i6 linn. i6 bate inn eber=
10 lieb ... luenn er mir audi nihts
i6entte, ulo oas bat er oenn aud oe-
~glaubt!"
Sinoermun b.
Garl; ,Shmelier Gmilhen uno ih
iperOen Dir mOrgen Ill oellem @eburts=
tag 9ratulieren, WNlhe did aber por=
ber?"
Sntel (iberrai6D: r@aiben, por-
ber?"
Gmil6en: ,Su, Sntcl, Die Mut=
ter bat AeiN9t, wenn Der Sntel nibt
1T, betOmmlt ibr einen Sba=
ler."
Rod un9 ii # der.
Sin Suabe BON - Sabren alma
an Der Sano ieiner Sonne ipasieren
uno muroe BON elnem Iult glei6 alteu
Se%rlumpItcn Sun9en nit Den 9Sprten
On0ebettelt: .S1enten Sic mir cine
tleine G0be, ih bin iebr un0lidlid."
S6uell grin Der &nnbe IN ole Sai6e
uno reihte DEM &cttclimNen ell WelO=
itiid, fit0tc abcr bIuSu: .SO itJr mn
0liidlih biit oil iIbrIQeu5 niNT; OIL
brOu0ll 0ob weni0ltcns nlht 81 Icrnsn
uno hal! telus Uoupernante."
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-31
HE WAS DUMFoUNDEO.
He Though n Was a Poor Rule That DidD't
Work In Both Countries.

Work In Both Countries.
An Englishman riding in train out
west went into the dining room car for
dinner lie was told by the waiter that
the price of the dinner was ST.
Yes, sir" said the waiter, volunteer
ing this further information, 81, and you
can eat all you want sir.
The Englishman had good appetite
and he ate n large dinner, paying hi dol
lar cheerfully and giying the waiter a.
Tip +"
The next day no entered the dining
room car Of another train for luncheon
He was then I'm Canada. Picking up thc
menu card, the Englishurn OF large api
titc gave an order chat made the waiter
open his eyes ia establishment, hut IL 4,
the business OF walters TO supply the APP
petitcs of people not tOcritic.ee thCm, and
he began To serve the lugchcan The Eng
lishman ate steadily and iuduatrioasly
and with evident rcli.h When Dee had
finished his meal. hi, face wore "a look OF
great content He lshcd i'm his pocket
for dollar, look cd at the check and gaspod.
Whats this?" he asked seven dol
lars and fifty cents! Why, man, this Is a
mistake Meals are only 81, and you eat
all you want
Not on this cyah, sub, said the wait
er, who was black as ebony and possessed
smile Of amplitude y u oder by DO
card, sub, an pay fuh what y'u cat Vas,
sub Yu cd 'cr al "A carte, sub.
The Englishman picked up the menu
card and studied it carefully, his face get
ting reddor as he scrutinizod it,
Its an outrage he said
It's dc rules, sub, said the waiter re
spcctfully. "Ias, sub. "
My friend, " said passenger who had
twinkle i'm his eye, i think | can cX-
plain. On the roads in the United states
you pay for your meal whether you eat
only bite or not But, sir, we are now
IN her majesty's dominion.
All, said the Englshman in more
hopeful voice.
Yes, sir and in her majesty's domin
ion every prccaution is taken 20 protect
the patrons Of a railroad from imposition.
So you see, sir, here you only pay for what
YOU order and cat The Englishman
seemed TO run over in his mind IA long list
OF dishes which he had ordered, for his
face fell
Yes, it's a very good arrangement, ="
said the other softly. 1t protects the tray
elcr you see
But, see here" said the Eugli-hman
Indignantly, they have the dishes on this
card in prominent letters, and away off on
this side in small letters the prices. Now,
sir, he cried holly, I'm noaraightcd, and
over in the States they told me the price ot
meal was 81, and Of course l was NOT
on the lookout for swindlers among the
employees of this company"
But, you see, sir - said the other, the
/ purpose Of this arrangement Is a good
one "
"Ehf' said the Englishman wrathiCuy.
"How do l know, he thundcred "tAut
this ism one of those sharp Yankee tricks,
! got up in the States and sent over here
| into Canada to swindlc innocent people.
! I've heard all about these Yankees, ha
added in a tone of disgust lie laid some
money down on the check Ii was the even
amount. There was no tip"
1T protects the dining car, TOO, " said
the other passenger 10 himself, with soft
! smile.-New York Tribune.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-31

When the talk turned upon General
Sheridan at a New Ork dinner table the
other evening. the host told story of how
bitterly the generals figure on horseback
had disappointed some young women up
on the Massachusetts coast. They had
never seen Sheridan; but, mindful OF his
ride, they had ready for him against his
arrival at their fathers house mettlc-
some horse in order that they might see
him in the saddle When the guest ar
rived, instead Of the slender, active cavalry
leader Of their Visions they saw rcd
faced, thick WASTED, short Winded old
gentleman, whose presence ON thc back
of the animal they had provided caused
apprehension rather than admiration.
"I'vo heard Shcridan's side Of that story,
said one Of the guests when the host had
ceased speaking. ~ friend OF mine met
him the next day, and noticing that h3
limpcd asked what was the ma,tcr Shesi.
dan ; reply was: Oh. | was over at ----' =
yesterday, and those girls of hi, asked ma
to ride with them. There was no getting
out Of it, but as l hadn't been on horse
back for year / IN pretty sore all over
New York sun
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-31

In handling lot of old papers our eje
caught the following local I'm the ALMA
RECORD Of May Sth, 1852, and may be
of interest to some Of the old band
members.
alma now boasts Of a cornet band
after keeping time so long 20 the music
of the neighb0rlng towns. Following
is list Of the members.
G. II. Yerington, st clarionet.
G b. Porter, 2nd
c. w. Yerington, 1st comet.
j NJ. Smith, 2nd
G. II. Coates, lst alto.
Fred Willard, 2nd "
A. Yerington, trombone.
Geo. LatimeT, tenor.
Geo. Z. Tracy, tuba
Elon Meyer, tenor drum.
w. a. Wright, bass drum.
a. Yerington was chosen director of
the band; p. NJ. Smith treasurer; and
Q. w. Yerington, secretary.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-31
NY WlFE,s BROTHER.

Ny vife's brother cecn vlsitin IA,
An he's ~ cxcit'ueat iitlie cuss
AZ ever drawel tha breath OF life
Er wLtled ny SO K with "a big 5uckknife.
Fust day ae kim hc tak Che cat
An hitchel 'vr 90 my o.cr hat
lie bored hole right thra the brim
TO mako horse au cart ior him.
who hc got our. tust tling hc did
Re rl,ed our next dDCt rc.EAlor's kid
AN bed his nose an BACKED his eyes
An thon had ,er 'eolo.lze.
.,c2' day ct rained. Ho tux his ball
An played a game in our front hall.
He used the hat rack fer fu-t base
An smashed tho hall clocl, in the face.
Then yesterday he went ter play,
An first we kuoWcl ho ruined away.
a p'licemau found i'm arter dark
Up with the monkeys in the park.
For seven days he's been our guest,
An each days been the eXcitin'est.
Tomorrow he's "A goin hum,
An mex time-we won't hev no rooml
Philadelphia Times.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-31
MlohIpan Came LAWS.

Deer may be killed in the upper pen
insula from Sept, % to Oct "a; IN the
lower peninsula from Nov TO Nov. %.
The killing of deer in the red coat or
fawn in the spotted coat, or deer III the
water, is prohibited, also the use OF pits,
traps, artificial lights, or dogs.
Wild turkeys may be shot from Nov.
to Dec. ID; snipe, canvas back duck
wild geese, Sept. TO Dec. 10; RULED
grouse and quail Nov. 10 to Dec. 10.
No trap, snares, or nets may be used,
nor swivel or punt guns. Nesting
places must not be mOlested 1t is I'M
lawful to take the above game out of
the state. Speckled trout and grayling
may be caught with hook and line only
from May l TO Sept. l..
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-31

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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-31

Cholly Chumplcigh- SnipVcll don.
cher know, these twouscrs won't do at all
Why, they're all crinkly round the ankles
Tailor-Don't you know what that is,
siry Those trousers are OF the patent ana
tomato cotton turning kind. At the
slightest suspicion of moisture In the air
in London they turn themselves up
New York Herald
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-31

The bit of warm spell which Chicago
had last week caused some of thccatgrp@
Oh state street to place electric fam, iG
their places, and the fact was advertised
at the entrances so as to lure the hungry
TO cool places. 4 rival caterer with e,uu-
inc Hibernian wit, whose place Was near
by, had fan put over the entrance Of his
cafe, on the outside of the building, and
placed over it this card.
This fan is put here because we don g
need IL inside n-Chicapo IIerald
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-31

Bookkeepcr telephone company)-Cus
toners are ordering their telephones CUT
all over the city They say they don pay
superintendent - Humph! Something
must be done. Write an item for tho
newspapers saying that by attaching telc-
phone wires to the water pipes it is possible
to hear what is being said i'm the next
house New York Weekly
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-31

Tagleigh-What did that bank cashier
abscond for? Was he behind i'm his &C
countsf
Wagleigh-No. He was ahead The
bank was behind. New York World.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-31

The southern stutes are said To- contain
at least 10000 OJO Gcrcs ~ waste land
which might be devoted to the production
OF rico This would incrcusc the present
annual crop Of 23GOoO,0J pounds to co..
coo, 600. 900 pounds-New Yorl, Times.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1894-08-31
THE GHOST.

a frame house which had most unique
history. Years ago a handsome, wealthy
young man appeared on the scene ana
bought acres of land i'm "A beautiful wood
There he built an ordinary looking yet
comfortable house A stray farmer hap
pcning through the wood exclaimed,
''What on airth does a man want TO build
in this outlandish place fer, an what was
he puttcriu so long inside now that he had
the outside done?' But the builder was
not troubled with much criticism, for he
was too remote from all human habitation.
He toilod ON, and then one drcary day he
brought 10 the house a beautiful young
girl But To her nothing was dreory nor
uncanny. for she imagined no greater hap
piness on earth than 10 be always with
her handsome lover husband. No one
knows whether she was an orphan or left
a loving family circle but it was known
that the demon of the husbands heart
was a mad, unnecessary jealousy lie
married her with the understanding that
she was to live far from the haunts of men
only for him was her beauty 20 shine
and her smiles to charm IL was nothing
10 him that her sweet innocent youth was
to be buried alive i'm this lonely spot But
he did not look upon it as sacrifice. Was
not he willing % give Up his pursuits
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and care TO charming maiden as no
would 60 his beautiful young wiici
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