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TIE DEAD NJ Nrwf, ,,,rr L,

Newcastle Colo, February 2o.-Up TO s
p m eight more hodics OF victims had
been recovered. The bodies were covered
with coal and timber ANA terribly dis
i' ,,ii,u uSir legs arms and ribs were
races almost beyond recognition
An additional name was This ,,o,,t,,v
naoSn TO, to The list of victims. II Is thai
Der to ~ The situation AT the IT, I'M y.
S of ,nIS improving. facilitating the work
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A GOVERNMENT VICTORY.
Chamber Of Deputies Affirmed Con-
fdence in the Cabinet,
THE SESSION MAS VERY TURBULENT.
senate Chamber is Doubiy Guarded and
IL cle.cd to the fabIic--Ninistry's
PAN Predicted.

Paris. February 2A--The chamber OF
deputies to-day, by vote OF 500 to is.
anirmea the vote 81 confidence which IT
Passed In the government on February
-. The vote ON February IS stood S2i
10 -. The mcdcTates moved In addition
tina, the chamber regretted the inter
ference With NJ. Ricard. the minister Of
justice. aud the legal proceedings con-
adei to The magistrate charged with the
investigation o. the Southern railroad
scandal This motion was defeated by a
vote Q: ~ to rs.
Daring the course OF the debate NJ
Raymond Poinoare 0cpuhlican), repre-
sea;irs the district Of Commercy. de-
clsrod tha; II NJ. Bcrseols she,tered him.
self behind vote Of confidence the gen
eral policy q the government would
have the appearances Of being afraid,
ThrSe remarks 81 annoyed the premier
that after tho sitting he sent TWO OF hts
friends 70 VI. P.ncare IN order to de-
manl eNpiaua,lons. /, is believed. how
ever that the matter VIII be arranged
without duel
The Maun thinks tho senate may be
obstinate aud estimates that thirty-Hve
Yot viii suffice to overruu the cabinet.
IL may Doe added that many people ex-
press The opinion that this would be the
o,st solution OF This difficulty.
PARIS. February @-Thc dispute he
tween Raymond Poiucare and NJ Bor-
seois, the premier. growing ont of the
debate ~ tae chamber of q puties today
has been settled Without resort TO a duel
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WILL ASSAY nnrs

Washington ehruary Dollhouse com.
mi'tGe on ways and means reported fa~.
oeahiy a hill today introduced nv WEI.
SWINE iSsh9 s, prSvid9s for sampns and asl
lead NJ III Paso. Texas. and and o, containing
, ne nilI IS drawn with reference 10 pI nre-
N.ht.nS frauds in the importation ~ ~ pre-
To,tanins lead and restricting much o iTs
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\ SALE ADVoCATrn

COW "s"'l's'oh' February 20--Alr. Adder
, ,,a,',. receiver OF he Union Pacific com
sinmeut director, appeared bags,a GOV
1rpRase COMMITTEES on Pacihc roads todo ne
p fs'g asked that the Union and CentrSSii
and Even e1o to re, ee pHI up FOR sale as whole
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lrAIIAN TROOPS RENOlr.

New York. February ga dispatch
from Rome to tho Herald says Dispatches
from The seat OF war in Aoyssinnm an
nouece that a number OF native troops,
forming General Baratiorrs advance
l.unri. have revo,ted against the Italians
and intend 20 hand over important posi-
Vt.ns 10 tha enemy rhis has rendered
Inc situation much more serious ana
Nroves The italian commandments TO
be absolutely wanting In foresight. 1t is
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-
MY FRIEND AND l.
For The Post.

For The Post.
My friend and | were closely bound
liy ties of deep affcction
because OR tastes We always found.
Ran in she Same direcUon.
We loved the selfsame books and tales.
Che sclfsAule songs sud iances
The -~lfsame mountains, streams an,
NHleS.
Tho sslfsame Sports and fanclos.
EUt late my friend and fell out
Young Cupid. arrant bowman
HATH put our friendship an 10 rout--
We loved the seifsame woman.
Il. a. Bloupt. Jr.
New York city.
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NR. SUTTON HONORrD

Jacksonville, Fla, February @-The
superin,endents department Of the Nation
al Educational association concluded its
three days session today. Officers elected
as follows G. l.. Gnilbert. ST Paul, pres
ideut. :. l., BlodSctt, ST, Paul. Hrs, vice
president W. $, Sutton. Texas. second
vice president; W. L. Watkins. washing
ton. secretary and treasurer
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cnrrnN srATIsTICs.
ENGLAND ASKED TO INTERFERE.

ENGLAND ASKED TO INTERFERE.
London. February 2l.-A dispatch to- the
Times from Consiantinople says that the
sultan has instructed the Turkish amoas-
sador in London TO invite England to reg
ulate tho situation In Egypt with suze-
rainty on basis OF guarantees being
given for the surety OF communication
hetuern India and England
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in the affirmative. If they adhere TO this
decision they VIII be able to turn the re-
suit from the negative to the affirmative
side of the scale aud thus secure the con-
sideHtiou of the measure TN the senate.
providing as large a number of republican
senators vote in the affirmative as did on
the first occasion. The populist senators
say they have never been opposed to con-
sidcration Of the bill, but they were taken
by surprise by the first motion.
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ALL ALIKE.

Washington Post -, AID
The late Congressman - -, rSst
Monday morning and on lues go ,clps.
ing the Houston Post printer -"
ing special: ,..A-,ary y,
Corpus Christi. Texas Hon. " =
The news of the death g, "a this ~
Grain was received here Msi q So
ncon, and has cast a sha ssy as l.aross.
over the entire town. so "a 81 cy9Er
the sentiment Of the favor q II
James Is. Wells OF BroWns'"'e "a
successor ,,, n ccnss a
combining grief and a desiir hrisa an,
nee the people Of corpus nose Of w
keen and cnterprising ~ ,hsy hs,s
i si,e. sS Sel,n, down TO a iine POM
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2uh instant the first anniversary. OF tho
rising of Cuba, the Federal district gov
ernmcnt has Informed them 1t can not pc
trouble with the resident Spanish colony.
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TARIFF BILL MAY CONT UP.

Washington. February 20.-The populist
senator's have now decided that when the
motion IS renewed for the consideration
of the tariff bill they will cast their votes
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\ GROWING LIST.

Manchester Cuion.
Tho Anneke Jams heirs have almost
attained to the number OF Holmes vie
Tins,
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ArrgR rHn MEXIcAN wnrN1Ls.

New orleans Times Democrat.
Senator Blanchard has replied to the
petiticn Of the New orleans Cotton FIX.
change by introducing a bin appropriate
ing sl00,0O1 Tor the prevention Of IN,
Mexican weevll deprodations on the cot.
ton plant.
1t is well for the Federal government,
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feared that this revolt will have bad
effect on the other native allies.

MesSowah, February p-Gencrai Bara-
tleri. commander Of the Italian forces In
Africa. has telegriphed from Adunicno
mat IN diminishing with the Shoan, the
italian losses were fifty Killed, includins
two officers, and fifty wounded.
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revenue legislation ,his session. II other
great National Issues ana demands should.
80 '-s''1'' 'SNs''e P''"'p' attention
'aefe "oald ne no great resret among the
people at LARGE tor ans legislative in.scar-
riagcs SO far rccoVae5.
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an Injustice 80 holiine him rcsponsi-
te rsor NE liz ga eNpTcss. ons %
.oBsjr,-,.,v Ia b,. ~, r-,,r., ~ a., 40,
ihe follcy ana c25ressi1ns Of The Pss,
HiI Is The man Who dire5ts a., ei,i1risi
policy %. The Pos coi1nrl Johnstou's
,,.1 y, q. w st 's l., ~ a.. Wa nis
o,Ae..s
This e stated 'n Justice 20 Colonel John
tiyii VIM is fNi1ftFi 10 fii.t rrt1lt Tor fNH
s'4-ant s'ai.1 4c m I,ae N committee
ncn- q,se,, n ,s ,.'..y,,, 81. a., ~ -
silysr man ani goat he broke away frem
~ .aiSral ~ ~ ,iots T. make iisai
Houston Age
Naat are you ArViur att There IS
r'iaer fo'rd7iion nor & oi reason foy
your sieiNment ans RE Age Should f0li
iise't above anything in the mature 81
fr4fr-nl THRUST. Tire iarSf management
III Ha
Age. ari bones to s.-. q deserve and
achieve success. ], has both ,ise f,e.a sri
the ability bat no newspaper can bee sue
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sad prominent democrat yestenlay.
~ went With the Clark faction In IVA
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,'''' ''''t "i't' Al''l'4'f Wa over
"'7 E'"' 10 S.t pA'h 1910 t"' regular
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NO CFITDRATTON

MY OF Mexico, February so--The C,,he,
V'iohy having proposed 80 celebrate on IN
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AN APPARENT CT

Indianapolis News. "a his W.
Salisbury has either cna,rs them
or his manner OF eNpTes
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a professor % nalmlstry says tina,
Mayor Pingree OF Detroit will be the next
governor of Michigan, The potato cror
must have LETT horny marks on the
mayors hand
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The Spanish government is determined
to give US no possible ground to pick a
quarrel. Any unofficial intlmation Of our
displeasure viii bring profuso apology
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Lord Salisbury wants to nrbi,ratc every
thing but the disputed territory, Bun dor
Ike. he holds on after he has been sound.
~ beaten and everybody around him il
Yelling "lot no "
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England VIII probably continue to walt
for any further propositions as to the
Venezuela matter from this country. We
had the last word ANA ii was corker.
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The theater cars recently introduced
in Brooklyn by the trolley magna'es are
appreciated by the set that have the
cash to enjoy them. These cars have
an the luxury Of a railroad palace car
and each has a buffet and colored at
be served while the guests are going
home.
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GOSSIP or GOTHAM.

New York, February la.-The music hails
are entertaining. This Is especially true
OF Olympia. where Oscar Hammerstelhs
operatlc ballet marguerite Is amusing
productions ever conceived, and II you
are tn town during the run you shoulah
miss it.
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Il is time that the business elements u
this city were beginning to formulate so'ue
plan for harmonious advance all a;ou.
the lines ulls year, An such movements
require a beginning
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NEW ORLEANS AND GALVESTON.

HOUSTON, FRIDAY. FEE. Il, isle-
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II Is a dun day Whom this biz eonnt.,.
can not furnish a murder mystery s.,h n
sun feieH'ly beautiful girl as the victim
70 arouF' National interest chicago VIII
quit Snee-1ug az Cincinnati now.
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on accoun, Of the increase In crime OF
the 'hold-up" sort, an ingenious black
Jack pocketbook has been placed on the
market. It ia warranted TO make any man
see stars N it's possessor only has the
nerve to WELD II. The new woman VIII,
no doubt. take kindly 10 this combina-
ton purse and billy"
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jnhanncsherF has been shaken up in
reality this tlre. 1t is groa,s criminal
negliFcnoe - leave mrrs quantities of
hiSA explosives ln the mias. Of ciGes How
many of our own large ioHns rieiily en-
to-'n tho exclusion ot considerable guam
-i4e7 o, powder aul othe- explosives from
tae co'T'a-1te or cssr business llmrs2
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OUT OF THE ORDINARY.

The most costly horse barn in the
world is at Syracuse, N. Y. It belongs
to D. E. Grouse, and cost 100000.
The ancients believed that purga-
tory's main entrance was through a
cavern on the island of Lonough Derg,
Ireland.
Fine-toothed combs Of ivory and
brass have been found in Egyptian
tombs which date back more than 1000
years B. G.
J. L. Allen, telegraph operator at
Loretto, in Marion County, KY, has
invented railroad clock that is a mar
vel of ingenuity. 1t registers each train
as it passes and the time at which it
passes, and an accompanying device
gives warning to incoming trains IL an
other train has passed the station with
in fifteen minutes.
The room Of certain self-possessed
girl was entered recently by burglar.
without an instant's delay the young
woman caught up the only weapon at
hand. She elevated 1t in so orthodox a
manner that the intruder, noting only
the ominous flashing of steel, took to
his heels as effectually as If he had been
aimed at with rifle, instead of the fam
lily pair Of scissors.
The story comes from Arizona Of a
Chiricahua prospector who, while work
ing a tunnel in that district, had put in
blast, lighted the fuse and started out
to find the mouth of the tunnel block
AIDED with a big black bear and three
cubs. 1t is said the prospector was in
a terrible dilemma, whether to be blown
up or eaten up, and became so chilled
with fright that the air in the tunnel
froze up in big chunks and the fire in
the fuse went out.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-02-06

BY local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear
There Is only one way TO cure deafness
and that Is by constitutional remedies
Deafness Is caused by an inGamed con-
dition of the mucous lining OF the Eus-
tachan Tube. When the tube Is in
famed you have a rumbling sound or
imperfect hearing, and when 1t Is en-
tirely closed Deafness Is the result, and
unless the Inflammation can be taken
out and this tube restored to its normal
condition, hearing will be destroyed for
ever; nine cases out OF ten are caused
by Catarrh, which Is nothing but an in
famed condition Of the mucous sur
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Deafness Caused by Ca
tarrh) that cannot bo cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure, Send for circulars free.
H. ]. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists; 75c.
Halls Family Pills, 25c.
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FORGOTTEN YOU! is 1T LIKELY"
Therefore, with the possibility be-
fore her mind Of a visit from her old
admirer, she bestowed sundry adjoining
touches to her toilet, countermanded
the victoria, and settled herself in the
drawing room, in graceful attitude,
prepared to be very much astonished
to see him, indeed.
The afternoon waned, however, and
he failed to put in an appearance.
Neither did he come the following day
nor the one after, nor the next. Evil
IDENTIFY he was in no hurry to call ON her,
and Lady Brereton's usually sweet tenn
per developed inequalities in conse-
quence.
When within week Of his return he
greeted her at length on the neutral
ground Of the Huntington club, she
found him a good deal changed-older,
improved, nothing of the boy she re-
membered about him, except his feat
ures, which were good.
"Then you haven't quite forgotten
me-" she said.
Forgotten you! Is 1t likely? My
dear Lady Brereton, don't you remem-
Der my youthful alteration? You made
me as Wretched as love-sick boy can
be. was so very much in earnest; one
takes oneself so seriously at 81. l have
often laughed over the thought of it
since"
He laughed now. So did she, very
naturally, too. But she was not pleased;
for in his frank allusion to the past she
discerned that her empire was lost, and
no woman likes to make that discovery,
even If she has not valued it at the
time Of possession.
"And is your stay in London to be
long?" she asked.
ooh, am not going back to India, at
ALL" he said. "The regiment will be
home next month. mean to settle
down. The governor wants it; fidgety
about the title, you know, since my
brother died. It's rather bore. BY
the way, Lady Brereton, was intend
ing to call and ask your aid about it.
Women are so clever at this kind Of
thing"
"I shall be delighted" she said sweet
ly. "I'll look out for you and you must
come and see me and report what dis
coveries you are making on your own
account
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-02-06
prnnIdont Elnooln,a psvioa

Tho framework of n Western steam
boat was once received as q model at
the patentsofiice. 1t bore the date OF
May 30, lsi0, and was designed to H.
lustrate a method of passing boats
over sandbars, II successful, the de-
vice would have made It's invention
very wealthy, but it went the way OF
thousands Of other patterns, For
twelve years 1t was n conspicuous
model. nothing more, but an event
transpired at the end of that period
that made the model famous, Abra-
ham Lincoln, its designer, was installed
as President OF the republic, and at
his request, after his Inauguration, u
messenger hunted it up and took IL to
the White House, but 1t was later
placed in what is known as the
Washington Case" at the patent of
fee. The model bore ticket upon
which was written; Model for sink
ing and raising boats by bellows be-
low. A. Lincoln"
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Mls. Crosble helped herself to a
Sweetmeat lelsurely and with due re-
gard for her irreparable glove. "oi
course, you know" she remarked
that Capt, Valence is home from In
dia?"
Somebody told me yesterday that he
had just arrived But why the of
course|" replied Lady Brereton.
II don't know--if you don't. Only
Mrs. Crosbie looked through the cream
jug at futurity-"it's just the year since
poor Lord Brereton died"
"And what of that?"
Mrs. Crosbie's eyes deserted the tea
tray and fixed themselves severely on
her friend. Blanche" she said, you
are in one Of your moods, and you
don't practice on me! Are we alone, or
is somebody hiding behind the cur
tains?"
You ridiculous woman"
Then why this superlative innO-
cence? Why this affestp alton of coy II?
For heavens sake, bea rational being
and treat me like one. AS il everybody
doesn't know that Arthur Valence wor-
ried himself nearly sick over you at
the time of your marriage. And you
try to persuade me, Of all people, that
you think it means nothing when he
returns to England, after an absence
Of FIVE years, just as the first twelve
months Of your mourning expired!
"His movements don't interest me in
the least, and l don't suppose mine any
longer interest him. You seem to ig-
more the lapse Of time since we met,
and faithful hearts, my dear, went out
Of fashion with the crinoline. Besides,
he wasn't a mamie was only nice
boy.
Anyhow, it doesn't matter now. He
has probably forgotten all about me
long ago."
She spoke with a complacent disbe-
lief in her own words which made her
hearer laugh.
IF you thought for a moment that
he had forgotten you you would be ir-
ritable beyond endurance"
II hope you are not laboring under
the absurd delusion that care in the
least"
Am I your enemy that l should ac-
cuse you of having a hearth" laughed
Mrs. Crosbie. 81 merely meant that
your amour propre would be rufled,
my dear. I know you so we'll"
you were never more mistaken in
your life," asserted Lady Brereton,
calmly. 81 am utterly indifferent"
Therein she was insincere. twas true
that she had snubbed him numerically
In years gone by, and the only feeling
his boyish passion had inspired in her
had been sisterly liking, afterwards
mingled with pity, amusement and graf
flied vanity. But, nevertheless, she
looked to the renewal Of the floral
chains which bound him to her carriage
wheels with truly feminine pleasure.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-02-06
Frost, FrolIc and nusIness.

The wind over frozen ponds and lakes,
over snow. fields of plains and open country,
Is heavily charged with frost and fine parti-
Giles of frozen matter, 1t is the most pcne.
tratng way for chill to set in, Sudden
warmth, sudden chill, and severe colds.
Girls and boys skating, driving for pleasure
or business, and men at work afeld know
the difference in temperature. Yet the
youngsters sknte away and with mouth open
laughing take in dose of sorothroat. Driv.
ers and workmen throw aside wraps and all
know tho next day from soreness and stiH-
ness what sudden chill MEANS Now tho
best thing TO do when housed is to rub well
at once with st. Jacobs Oil. If you do you
viii not have Sorethroat; or if you are stiff
and sore, it will cure by warming th1 sur
face to throw out the chill.
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NInat 10 Tlred.

III ran across an odd piece of inform
alton to-day" remarked the horse ed
itor to the snake editor.
Lets have it,"
"Among the many standing COM
mittees of the United States Senate Is
one on Revolutionary claims, and it
has not had u bill to consider for the
last twenty-five years. What do you
think of that?"
II think that the standing commit
tee should be invited to sit down. -
Pittsburg Chronicle.
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way V~-NeD ~ - WIZ
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver, and Bowels, eleanses the sys.
tenn ehectually, dispels colds, head.
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy of its kind ever pro.
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
it's action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthyand agreeable substances, it
Elany excellent qualities commend
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in so
cent bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup co.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. NEW YORK, NV
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A sweet Voice

Voice culture, not for singing pur-
poses, however, is the latest fad; the
Idea is the cultivation of the speaking
voice. American women are Eidiculed
the world over for their shrill, high
keyed treble, and the voice culturist
is greatly needed. Nothing adds more
to woman's charm than a low, SYM
pathetic quality of voice, and II II is
not natural attribute, the next best
thing is to cultivate it into a musical
rhythm.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-02-06
COLORADO GOLD MINES.

If you are interested in gold mining
or wish to keep posted regarding the
wonderful strides being made in Colo
RADIO, it will pay You to send fifty
cents for years subscription to The
Gold Miner, an illustrated monthly
paper published at Denver.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-02-06
Kent IIla Word.

Tom Anjerry, of the university OF
Texas, has trouble in meeting his
bills. To passing creditor he said;
II can't pay you anything this
month"
That's what you told me last
month"
"Well, l kept my word, didn't I?"-
Texas Siftings.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1896-02-06
OueatIOn of Ethics,

"They wouldn't hang a man for
watering his whisky in your state
nowadays, would they, colouel?"
"N-no, sah think not, sab. They
wouldn't do no mo- now than to try
him TO- heresy, sah." indianapolis
Journal.