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The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-02-23
,nM,Mos.

Position with many thouehsless pso
pie j. merely q loft place 10 ait down
watn-..Did your barber shu. up on
6undsy?" Petts-"No. He merely
eL,ssd bio shop. a.. {
The nine parts Of speech ars wholly
inadequate. 70 the needs Of the gentle
man who %stutterA..
A young man 'advertises his desire
for : wife. "Prstty and entirely t.
norant Of the fact"
"Henry. I'm afraid that nsw girl Of
ours Is one Of those suarchtatA" "Eh?"
"she seens to believe in the total dem.
clifton Of property"
"Are you familiar with. musical
terms?" asked the managers friend.
YEA" replied the manager; "last
weeks salary or*1 don't sing"
Ella-''Do you believe n signs. Algy.
dear?" .Algy-''To tell the truth. dar.
ling, always was = little supersti.
tious." Ella-"Well. there Is q siga
yer there that says Ice Cream"
els Smithins a smart lawyer?''
every: Man went to him with a case
involving $3.50. Said he was willing TO
spend $500 70 get'it> back. smithins
made hiU out . bill right OF for
81, 350."
"Dsnte." remarked Mrs. Brownley,
interrogatively. mo I don't know -
! ever heard Of him. hut the name 10
-fsanhisr;;s TOO. OH vest. Ann" Dantet
I knew l had heard Of somebody by
that name. Wonder if It was his
.dsughterT'
Conductor-'.What hiss happepaeds
Why did you pull the bell cord7" Pas.
senger-"Mt 'w;ife's; hat fell ont Of
the window" Conductor-"And for
such q trile you stop the train!" Pas.
senger-"Trihe: You ought to see
my wife's hat billy'
The minister's wife Ito industria,
seholar)-"Eliza Jane, I'm sorry to
hear from. your schoolmistress YOU ere
not diligent at your necdlework: You
know who it is finds: work for idle
hands to dog" Eliza Jane Intensely
anxious to propitiatel "Yes'm;
-please'n, you do!'
Burglar (nashing his dark. lantern
in the face Of the slesMr)-"1 you
make . noise you're dead man! I
want your money and I want Il quick!
Where 10 it?' Mi. Billus> tenly half
.wake)-:'Why, Great aeost. Maria!
What have you. done WITH the S25 I
gave you yesterday"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-02-23
LIGHT Amusement.

Charley Thwiggins: How dare
you?" "You said you'd be . sister to
me, didn't. you::" Yes" well I
,lways kiss my sister whenever I feel
ike it."
chariie-"1ts funny. isn't it, We
never hear Of labor unions south Of
the equntor::' Johnnie-"Well. you
know, you're not allowed to. strike
below the belt"
"Nho is It that possesses all knowl-
edge?" asked the Sunday school tesch-
er. my brother James." replied .
dimin"tive pupil. t".He's just home
from college" *."s,
"Why did you strike him with your
club when he pointed the gun At you9
He distinctly. told you it Wa not
loaded" ~ know that, Judge; that's
the ~ I lammea him."
Caterer-"Elsve you finished that
bill Of fare for the millionaire club
banquet" Assistant-"Nearly. What
shall I end with?' Caterer (wearily)
and-and chestnute"
Maud-"What q beautiful new gown
Jane is wearing. did she bring It
from abroad?' Ciara-"No; It's her
last seasons dress; the dressmaker
turned it. inside. out and now she says
It's from the other side"
Barefoot bob, moudily: "Yus! there's
no law nor justice MOI rights for any
body In this country, unless he's born
. p'leeceman; 50 I'm .a-goin''to join tho
socialists. Will you join too?" Bill, q
shoeblack: Not me! Did you ever
know: . bloomin' soshulist to ave his
boots cleaned?" 'fT>'
Favored Waiter-''I'm goin' 10 leave
here when my week isiup." Regular
Guest-"Eh? You got g pay, don't
your Eyes, bout the same's every
where" "And tips besidcs7" "A good
many" Then what 10 the matter?"
They don't allow mo time for goin'
out to meals: I have to eat here"
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-02-23
e11s4s q .. Ee esss DA*o'A1...
In District Court Third Judicial district.
. A. w Kenney. plaintlH.

Lake Eskss. Emma Eskes and A: 3 .Guptili ~
e.. and as receiver ST. & tSe '' North III pa Ies'T &itls
Ins!iranee and Trust Co. defendants,
Foreclosure and .eafsrendered III tic above en-
t,tlsd Lag. action : on the 1T :dsy 81 February A. y.
tl,c s,.ssssner Hart .HnltbsTE:sher!1S 3 AcIesn
a;ppoi !. e. gin sen e pu93iIc .sletIon. q tie trout
burn County Of Mclean, state Of North DakUfa.
"a Ap n ;,t ~ lsas, e - o,elock q he aitsT::
:iiromises situate 10 the County Of M Sisf%ss.
state Of North Dakota, and dlrected In said
Judgment and execution to be cold, and fherein
described ~ follows. "
y township one hundred fOrtv.six. (ll6J. range
eigltY.four ls4l: or 20 much thereof as may Be
mounting In al! e Six Hundred Thirty One
Is$x3lj dollars aud .Ninety.Five (.o6) cents, With
nterest thereon from the date Of said iuixment
al all accruing cost Of sale.
dated Washburn, n. d., February6, 1895.
IL. HANS HULJBERO.
~, Sher16 Ut MoieSn..
Plaintiffs Attorneys, Fargo, n. D. +,
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sELL-R.nc,Nc FISH.

Queer Tricks That Arc Done BY Tive
Smart lsrook Trout.
Fish have many times been taught
20 perform tricks, and 1t would appear
- II they had much more intelligence
than ia attributed to them. Mr.. James
A. Bailey of circus fame once had, two
brook trout in q small aquarium in
his private residence that would jump
out of the water and take flies held
between the forefinger and the thumb,
and would also ring. q little bell when
they required food. They would also
leap over little bars Of wood placed
about two inches above the surface Of
the water.
1t was o very simple matter to teach
the fish these tricks. At first a little
tower containing a tiny, sweet-toned
bell was fastened to the iron work Of
the aquarium with a piece Of string
attached TO the tongue of the bell ex.
tending into the water where the
.tsont were. On the loose end. Of the
string on insect or other tempting
morsel was placed which the Ash
would ut once seize, and pulling the
cord the bel" the tower would
naturally tinkle. After this had been
repeated several days the fish were
lett. without food for some little time
until they made: the discovery that
they could obtain it by pulling at the
string to which the delicacies had. been
attached. This they never failed to
do ever afterward when they were
hungry, and as that was nearly all the
tire the little bell was constantly
tinkling as the fish were continually
pulling the cord, and it was quite q
pretty and novel sight.
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[pablished By r~qsest.l
When Women Vote.

Arrsh, for the toims 10 . coosnin
Whin the lsdies shill vote loaks the miH,
Arrah won't the polls be bloeMin
With fSa,hsrs and furleiews thia.'
ElIetloa day, thio l'm thimkln
VIII be the grand day o. the year
With the lads and the lasses . dhrinkin
Totithsr the candidates beer.
And whia tie ELECTION approaches
And the lssse are mArchln the strate.
With big bends @ music an taschss.
AMI biddy 10 Sthandln the trats. !
IN " on the soidewalk hurrahin
Fot me own darlin, Riddy McFlynn
With . kid In me arms. and = dhrawin
A cart with another one in.
And whin she is maxim her spaches.
Before the great min O. the land,
.. shure thin, won't lind her ny braches
And Sit by her soide ON the stlland.
And whin she 10 done with her talkin.
And the people are clleerin loike mad
Thin OF to the polls we'll bs wslkin
And votin for l,iddy, bedad. -
and whin the ELECTION Is ever
Aud Biddy elicted-sure thin
Won't I live loike . pig In tho clover
With the Hoporsble Mrs.. HcflyaA.
Tho shAnty IN quickly be. lsasinr'
And llvin with iligent taste $50
With . horse aud . shay fos.me dhrtt4s-
And . mayer to wait on the haste.
It's niver . loi that I'm sphakin
But thrue livery wosrd tlat j say, y.
: Its nssilf that wiz niver:b etaAin : -
The roishts Of the ladies away.
II 8 lsssie's . thinkln It proper
To shoulder the mortar, and brick, ~
Bad cess, to the MOI that would stop or.
Id black his two EYES n1eiEhty quick. .,
The ways for you all to kape aisj .zIr
And give the dear ladies their way. -;aY-
They'll step to the polls like . daisy, /.
No matter what Gibbons may say.
GREAT DIVIDE.
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FOR..SAIE.,

Tire. 'hundrsa and: thirty! sleres Of good
farming and .naSSdov. .lsnd located ION the
south shore ~ sa1Tlrtls lake. .Ssstion g,
Twp. l47 Range 81, will DO sold % lsiisoh.
able terms,to 'sait Plurehaasssr there j.
Q large mssdow bottom from which there,
can DO cut loo'tont Of hay saeh year. 4
good Avslin4 houss and static aid 4
70. failing veil Of water. Absolute ssalr
given. FOR further particulars apply 70
OWE. 81 Turtle Lake. Psf1s M,nnss.
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Communities,

DR.. Do Costa says that wealth creates
vice:
A woman With silvsry laugh often
exposes gold plate in her mouth: ~:
.lt.is:oo.nauAsf easter TO toll other pcs;
pie how TO walk than It IS to show
them how.
"P., why'is .igirl called ! belea:.:'
asked Clara. ''Oh, Itsupposs Il s BE-.
cause Of her tongue 80. =
"rhis is !. new wrinkle." sadly -.
marked'the elderly maiden. Is she sur.
veyed. her face III q bnnd-glass.
Mamma: s";When' that boy thrsw
stones u you Why dfd'nt'you como and.
tell me, instesd OF throwing them
baek7" Little Son: ":rell you!, Why,
you couldn't hit barn door
mo-" said : fond mother, ,slpeeakine'
proudly Of her ss.yearsoid dapghtel..
mo. Mary isn't old enough % marry
yet: She cries whenever anyone scolds
herr. and Huntil. h6'beooniesi Hardened
enough TO- reply vigorously shs sisnrS
A. for wife, .st a;-s
A woman, just alter shs had Anishsd
her washing; told her talking-aeross.
ths-1encs nstehbotsthkt she was acta-'
ally .so.tirsA, tkat she could searcsly
etand,su ihsr. Assk' In Eliminates 'S4ts1
that che. bsgss GstWo-hbuF1tsnd; wait
Ing Ter . f~Asessts,to start. and she
stoodElt ont ~:
A few. dsys, sinss,s:1sliaw was trssA
for stselfn9 a,AAw, .tnt hesaldshe .'only4
took Tin a.joks" The, jpstles asksa
how faf he had carried Il, and woO
answsesd.S;..kbont4~o iailss." ''Ihap
was carrying ~ joke too far" 49,
- DaetstsaaA sA1 eonmistsd ~
uisosss
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-02-23

Another Government boarding school
has burned, this time at the White Earth
reservation. in Minnesota. Eleven Gov
ernment boarding schools for the educa.
ton Of Indian children, have burned
within the past two years on the different
Indian reservations. Would not the mat.
ter bear a little investigation
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-02-23

ducsd, says the Bismarck Tribune, and of
these forty-si1 have been approved Ey
the Governor. Ten have failed in the
Senate. In the House l63 have been in
.troduced. OF these s~ixty.ssven have
been passed and five have been approved
by the Governor. Twento five have failed
in the, House.
The Washburn leader. [volume] (Washburn, McLean County, N.D.) 1890-1986, 1895-02-23

The LsADrk IL in receipt of house bill
No. III, for the Profession of game and
fish in this state, introduced by Rspresen.
tative Twitchell. We understand that
this is the original bill as drawn up BY the
Fargo Gun Club. and it shows that th.v
know the needs and the remedy for tn.
Pss''fvation Of our game birds and ami.
mails. ."..
At least this is the conclusion Of til,
LsADss after a careful reading d of ,the. bill.
and believes is to DO ths best bill in its
entirety ever e~otroaaeed into. the i.ei,.
laturs for'the preservation from total OF.
t'netion Of onr game animals and birds
TAs main features Of the bill are that
nsh and game become the property Of il.
state' end = board Of onssss appointed
By b Governor shall hste full nova, q.
eniorcs the provisions Of the game laws
against all ofendsrs. The board /. .u.
powered to appoint game wardsns Who
Will arrest Offenders. A lisence will b. 70.
CURED BY any one hunting on public
grounds, the fees with infraetion f,,., 70.
ing toward the salary of the wsrd.p,.-
Open season for deer hunting Is limited 70
one MONTH: chicken shooting to go d.v..
Hunting with dogs are prohibited; bird.
killing lim,ted To Is a day and deer 10 g in
= season for anyone person. Heavy an..
are discarded, INT from so to CO d... i.
the sonnty jails and fines of from e1o 10
$3S substituted. This will max, &Ain~.
more practical and eonvsn,nt. by Il,
means let Hou.s Bill No III become.
Law.
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OFFICIAL PAPER OF NOLAN CO.
Woman sn6rsee was smothered in the
House Of Representatives,, At Bismarck. by
= vote Of lC for and 81 ayainst the bill.

On Thursday Governor Allin sen into
tao Senate chamber the names of Editor
George Winship of the Grand Forks
Heard a. oil inspector, and A. H. Langlis.
ex.auditor Of Trail county a. bank exam
liner. Both we're Immediately confirmed.
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Governor Ailin sent his nominations for
the state institutions to the the senate
February Is. All we're confirmed with the
exception of NJ. H. XIII, aaminated for
member Of the Mayville Normal school
board. XIII WA rejected after = long
wrangie. The nominations are a. follows:
University: VIM. Bulge, Henry Lavavea.
, Grand Forks. David Bartlett, Griggs. All
four years. ..
Reform School. G.. Hegaard, John Y.
Nelson. Jns. r. Clarke. Henry Mana,
Norton. v. l.. Y~nter, En,nons.
Aayv,lle Normal; X. II. Brunsdahl.
Steele; W. e. pxulssp. Trail; N. H. Kill
Cass.
All four years. Kif rejected.
Valley City Normal; James Hackney,
Eddy; +. p. Allen, Ransom; both four
years.
Jame.town Asylum; II. e. Cornwall,
stutsman: J. ". Mitchell, Cas-; A Non.
tagua. Stark. All -four years.
Devils Lake School For Deaf; U. n.
Asbsrg, RAWsey. l.. T.. Lemay. Bottiusau.
Both foar yrars. -.
Soldiers Home at Lisbon; J.. u. Black,
Barnes. nve years: II. Gardner, four y,ars;
Mt, Brown. Ransom, three years.
Following the rejection of. Kit, Cover.
MOI AEin imuediatsl, sent the name
Of Tho. ,Aayriaon- nj 1,ra;l fn. .
OF The sAay1ins board, in place OF KiR
ind The Senate confirmed.
The. Agricultural board vas appointed
and promptly confirmed on February Is
- folfows: w. H. Robinson. l.. R. Casey
=. h. Sykes. Geo. E. Osgood, Alex. Stern
n. +. Miller, J. y. Smith.
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Gslditss' God. :
[Cincinnattl Enquirer.]

-. - - -
But, while while NJ. Cleveland expects
nothing from Coagrsss IN response to his
absurd recommendations, he. has socomp.
lishsd the object he desired, and that is to
Offer himself 10 the gold kings as the leader
Of the political gold party of the United
6tates. he has now done. what We pre-.
dicted hs wsuld do At the opening Of the
session. He has cut loose from all Demo.
Gratis who are not slaves to the gold power.
He has made a bid for the support Of the
banks and Of those they ca" control. He
hopes to divide the Republican,, party a.
he has divided his own. He hopes that
the gold wing Of, each party will seek con-
solidation IN the: company, Of the other.
and that by . marriage between gold Re-
publieans asd Gold Democrats h. will
form n Rr.nd. gold party, which w
have him for il. gold leader and elect him
for its gold pt.aident, He. believes that
money win buy the people at tho next
presidential election. and that tho Roths.
ehilds and their fellows in Europe will re-
gard him ~ "ths only original Jacobs.'
He thinks that the Goll power can com.
nand gold Republicans to follow whatsver
leader it dictates. Hs will point to ths
presence in the Republican party Of Tsllerl
wolcott, Dubois and all wshtern Republi-
can silver Senators a. evidence that the
Republican party cannot DO trusted. on
the gold question :.
Only one thing remains for, Mr.. CT, We
land to do. and that is TO- 'disquelify from
voting all Who are. oppos.d. to him aud
his gold allies. If he can do that, he. will
be our hrst third term president. Failing
in that he will be a collapsed. balloon. He
viii linger tvo years more on his political
d~s.thbsd, At tie end Of which time tho
pallor Of political death win rest upon his
eountsn.ncs; and whom he finally leaves
political life. his political remains will 10
deposited in, the political pottss.' field, 70
which are ssnsiR6sd The political servants
Of tAs people Who have been unfaithfsl TO
Thorn. The slialis resting it i,,i place i also awaits
those e.ekous ssh,aii9l ,~t.t,1isy may PROMPT
them 70 rsspoAA to h,s;: latssA .%dslivsrsnes.
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.Ispo.sant- Nut. M. E.s-a.i.l.;

10DnteAht .'Ddt. MI EtsenttaIs
). Al H. the .%othernight, there was
. temperance lecture in the chapel Of
one Of the churches. The gentleman
who was TO preside did not show mp
and . men known TO have q deep In.
terest in thu tempersnre cause was
called upon 10 act: in his place. Mr.. s.
b . very nervous man who easily gets
ratified. He struggled, TO his feet and
this b what he said: Ladies' and
gentlemen-since brother -;-- is not
here to s.k the blessing Of God tso rest
rpon, this meeting we will proceed
with he.businosD and do the best W.
can without Il. Amen" "
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Taken 81 81 RaAnas Nslson,s bj1 biaci
u on Jan 18th. No brands. Owner i.
{ qu.st.d to ROY pro perty, p.v eh,r,..
and take it 49, AAsxrs Nsesos.
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DEATH IN THE SNOW.

Tender :se,'c'.nas Of /. Peasant Boy for
- Younger lsrother...: g
A touching fatality; from frost oc-
Cured in remote: Russian village, last
winter. A peasant and his wife had
gone to. attend a wedding party Mt
some distance and were bciated. in re-
turning. They left their little dwell
to the care OF two small children, aged
respectively and T.. both boys; About
nightfail the children appear.to have
gone out to amuse. themselves. in the
snow, and in.the meantime the door,
which opened outwardly, had become
frozen in the jambs, resisting all the
feeble efforts Of the little ones to re-
gain access to the hut. When the
small victims were found it.. Was
noticed that the elder child
had, In. tender aolicitude, removed
his hast shoes and. drawn them over
the smaller ielt-Slad feet Of his little
brother, leaving himself bare-footed.
The younger child's body. with fingers
In the mouth and tears frozen in icicles
on the blanched checks. was clasped
in the rigid embrace Of that Of the de-
votedlittle: elder boy; Prostitutes OF
. more or less serious. pstpre#awere Il
extremely frequent occurrence in,RlSs
sia during the intense frost. ons
among miauy cases at, Warsaw was
that Of . young lady who remarked
the symptoms of frost-bite on the nose
while skstines. She: returned home
Immediately, and iinprudently bathed
her face in hot. water. with the instant
effect that the whole of the fieshy
part of the nose fell away from the
cartilage. Sc
-" /. az ~
. pss%hs.s.Essss. = II ~ Ass,s..
''rslk shout; Dir being :free!" sid
~ yeung man In knickerboekers.
.Aanding.slsQ ovsr to the bicycle deal.
- and taking the machine. Its the
'noat expensive thing on earth. ,.1ou're
narhng:s dean profit . 'ss:;1a. - the
s il .ho.sPesa*n.t'e- sar.a. y. ,gr@
ee"' "uoW -. q. -'s"
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DETROIT
AXE

in Minnesota. form one Of the most
delightful Summer resorts IN the Northwest
Fishing; bathing, boating are all at hand;
,vely river, navigated by pleasure steamers
eth q good boarding and hotel accommoda-
ions ct reasonable rates. Send to q S.
g Railroad, st. Paul, Mimi, six cents in
stamps for AND WONDERLAND,
which tells about Detroit and vicinity.
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A B.sx.r's JoarasL

(: The Paris papers are very numeropa
and miscellaneous in character,
know, but I was not'swSre until very
recently that the list:includes one Gu
titled. La journal. .des. MendicsnA,
This % . daily, each article being
signed With the name. Of it, writer,
!whe is,9avesesd 70 u =. professional
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This paper Is sAteral ~ sec~nx -alRks matte
a. thu fostOfhee Mt Washbulp. EsrtA Dakota.
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He took her littls hand ,sin'.his.
HE love wss h0t'and"ststin',
And vhsn didn't jesk'at back
He knew that she vas histu.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
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pUbhs..Isu a, kvsxv sAyUHbAN.

.s~cx.rr,&n rxx.E. 81 RI. yrA1.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1895-02-14

Clanton sent back word that he was
ready TO meet any one Of the carp
party i'll single combat The Earps
held a conference and Julian, the
youngest and bravest of the tribe,
volunteered TO fight Clanton. 1t did
not take long To arrange the prelim'
inaries The carp party We're required
by the miners TO move on about
quarter of 4 mile, and the miners OBJ.
Egated themselves 10 remain in the
Toulouse, from which the tunnel cut
into the hill. When all was ready,
Clanton emerged from the tunnel, pts
tol in hand. Julian carp was waiting
behind an ore pile hundred yards
away. The two men approached each
other with pistol elevated, When they
were within twenty PAGES carp fired
aud missed. Before the report of his
shot had ceased echoing, Clanton fired
and lodged his bullet in the heart OF
the enemy. Julian carp fell dead
Clanton retired to the tunnel. and
forty miners, fully armed, turned out
and served notice ON the carp party
that Clautou had proved his bravery
and sincerity and they We're ready to
defend him. The Mrps buried their
dead Then the miners held meet
ing nothing can be formally done In
mining camp without a meeting
passed resolutions sustaining Clanton
and ordered the carp party to move
out
The Earps, understanding the miners
ard the characteristics Of the people
they were dealing with, retired, When
they were out Of sight Clanton and HID
wife came out of the mine and took
their departure in the direction OF
Rico. The NarpS. though making Il
promise that they would not return,
merely made a circuit and rode around
San Miguel. striking the Rico road
| about ten miles from the former place,
They found fresh horse tracks on the
road and concluded that those they
were in pursuit of We're In front OF
them. Then they followed on with,
haste and overlook Clanton and his
wife at Rico The EalpS reached
town while Clanton and his wife were
At supper, When they discovered them
they fired a volley through the window
Of the hotel. one bullet struck the
bride and the husband escaped. lie
graSped his wife in his arms, rushed
to the back yard, and from there tc
the corral where his horses were quar-
tered. He mounted the first saddlet
horse he met, and, with his wife bleed
ing and inScnSihle in his arms. rod,
into the night. 1t was in October, anC
already cold In that latitude and al
titude. He rode all night, tenderl,
caring for the precious burden in hi,
Us Hel Il, Sunr Sc next molnin,
she died.
Two years later Ike Clnnton ant
Curlty Bill, cousin of the Earps, me-
accidently in a gambling room at SO
zorro. \. NJ. Two shots were fire.
simultaneously and ten minutes after
ward Curley Bill was corpse. Clan
ton was uninjured. Eight years az,
Clanton went to Phoenix, Arizona
There he met Virgil and Wyatt carp
The moment the old enemies saw eacl
other they began to shoot, Clantol
was killed and Wyatt carp was 81
badly wounded that his career AS
fighter ended then and there.
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WILLING TO GIVE HIM nlR
CHOICE.

A young minister unexpectedly
called upon to address Sunday school
asked to gain time: children, what
shall speak about" A little girl on
the front seat, who had herself com.
United to memory several declama-
tlons held up her hand and IN shrIli
voice inquired: "What do yon know"
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