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Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28
EIS1EE NEWS. Daily Happenings at tae Great Copper Camp. B"dgct o1 inteies:iH. !te;Bs fra.n Gpr hrgul"r Ger
 .S,.ln,'t'ut.
fiSEEr, FsA!rnary 2G. 1897.
t'.'PEItlNGs.


 J. r. PrichaEd and .on returned this evening lf III al short trip to Tomb sicns. They had A very pleasant time and enjoyed tn trip vsry much.
 ]. Y. Viekefs Wa Sa- over oa a cattle Geal 'or sever,' ..,vs, t1s f,r his home in Tombstone !-stc,d,y. We understand ,ha' he ia larg ly interest ed ip the -hipm'n, Q: Gnu head made yes;ertnr.
 iD yarirus papers uf late concerning a rather arcuiiar exp.di'ion 0 the South Sra Islands. Tho expedition i- made up of So,-e 50 men .sch of whom las advance i.e sum cf SlnO to pay the expenses ri the ,nr. An nld whaling schooner ha. been chartered and pro- vision i.r a :.a . cruise and the quest ut the Man.p@. I-les of ,he Pacific where Hey expect to find nu. m.roua du-ky wiv"s ard to live ou the luxufiant tropica! fruits with which these visionary i-iands are sup. posed to abound. One ni these ac- cau1ts published T raTtiai list of ,hs party and in 1t WAS noticed the name oi Pa: R an. A gen'l' man Of that IT. me lslt here about tpres weeks agu his friends here are ra'h-r of the opin- ion that Patlecip is iuukins after the interests oi Bi.lec on line expedition.
 The rews of Hr. Sp'td's iguoble ceur in ihe legislature was rot se,- ,rsily kL Own nbcut town until today, but the people lost no time when ons . 1t teearce known. A, eti:Ion vas Irn- Medistsly stsr;ed ard .ieEed by over two hundred pe.fone Iu n very short tine, and it is expected tfat it will contain upwards Of 5CO names if it is kept in circulation for day or two.
 Could NIT. Speed have been present Tn Bistse to sy and esrd :h- varit us expressions of contempt which were arriic 10 his honorable sell Ls would have felt very II uch like crawling ints ''me out st-'he-way hUle and silen tly ras.irr in ii. ,hrcks. His course in introducing lie CEiricahua county hill after repeatedly declaring himse 10 be opposed ,o shy ,uch measure h7s q: e'ei ihe eyes of tbc p ople 10 6 remarkable degree. and in future any gentleman from Wilcox tesirous of rerring in county position will either dt fine his po.iiioI rom the top of @ ten ;oot stack Cf bibles CT will find himss II sEowcd under 10 .uit the taste of anybody. The Lexs time Bisbes gets fooled lleuse remind her of ,hs fact
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28
TROUBLE ON THE LINE.
Troops from Fort Huachuca
 Dispatched to the Scene.

Word wss brought to Tucson that there was trouble bstween the Mexican cattlemen ani the Pal ago-s on the line. The trouble has heen in progress il w three weeks and all On account of alleged cattle stealing. The Star saye the first blood was shed in . fgkt about three weeks ago, when an Indian was killed. Then the chief went to Fl Plomo for r~psra iUr and he was thrown in to pri son. Then an arm. q force of PspagO-s went 10 relssse ih. ir chIes, and m att~mptir Z 70 do co the ci ie and tour other fapngoes were killed and one M-xirsn wounded The Papss' es reirea'. 10 this eide "f the line and fortified th-msrlvss. all vel! armed. They are exp. cting to be tack. d by ti,e Mrxican- from the :,th-r .ide of rbe li,". a.d itI- ssii that up t. last Fri.!ay mur- than 3UO PAp-goes hal gone into camp with those in the fl .l.! and tha, eco c. of others arr ii 'rki z tn'h-i- assistance.
 A troop of Unite States cavalry Is said tn he near the scene of the thr. a'- ened hos i:ie. h wing he. n sent there from Fort HuHchuca. AS the Psp- gee gre generally we'll armed and very brave the present trouble may becoA very sssio1s.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28
FOR SvH.as Fps.zN rE xEsa

An cid. we!i-.Eiei reruety. Mrs Wins'ow's Soothing Syrup hs. teen used for over fifty years by millions of mothers for their children while teeth ing. with perfect success. It soothes the child, so'tens the gums, sllays all pain. cures wind collie, and IS the hest remedy for diarrhoea. |: is pleasant to the t.ste. SDli ny druggist Tn every part of tine world. Twenty-fve cents a bottles I,s v,slnr is incalcu- liable. Re sure and ass ior Mr-. vi slows Soothin. Snrn,:, and t.-, u" uth-r kini.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

The United States civil servics e m oission has ordered that sn sxan,ina. tion br held by it's 'os al board in No gAles, on Saturday, April 3, 1897, for ,hs grades cf clerk, day i SD. cur and in'pvct,ess in the customs service The age limitations Tor this eIamina- ton are, minimum, 20 years; maxi mum, none. No application will bs filed for this examination unless fife d before Monday. Nsrch 15, 1897. For spplicati"n blank', full instructions, and information rels i've to the dn,I,s aud ss:ariss of ih~ different portions, appy e 8. N. Aguirrs. Secretary Bos' d q Exeminsrs, Customs Service, No. 0alos, ASisooa.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28
HE LEGISLATURE.
Proceedings of the Nineteenth
 Legislature at Phenix.
Ccr KcIL.

c B No74 Norton, amending .h. ds. iir qnent tax laws; referred ,oJudi-i4ry com mittes.
 CB No 75, Brady, regulsuns the holding q the pri'asry elections ard referred to committee of tEs whole.
 Sub H q, concerning elsc;i0u precincts; referred .o iu:i,iny cuE = mit.se.
 H B 5l, relating to incorporation ,i cities and iOwps; referred to commit tee oi the whole.
 H B s, relating to exemptions, read Bret ,ima.
 H B37. relating 50 ho,nes,rad., resd fret time.
 H B 55. providing attorneys Tor those who are unable to secure same i; referred to committee on judiciary.
 H B 3z, remitting of sentences r1- fsrred tn committee On ju fiCisry.
 H B 30, requiring building and loan sSociatiOns 10 eecure stockholders, referred to co;nmI,ee on corporations.
 Il B I6, carrying concealed weapons resd frs. time.
 Skinner ard Ro.cr. presented peti- tions against tse formation of Chiri- cAhus county.
 H B 12i. Riggs, scls,ing to appeals read first :im-.
 H B l25, Ricg., concering sleeping csr ratss, read fire, time.
 H B l26 Ikenberrv, prescribing the initiative and reiere aduIn for legislA- tiors, read frat time.
 fl 5 l27, Ikenberry, appointment of Te, ritorial Board of Arbitration, read frs: time.
 HB l2S. Bernard. relating to Terri torisl Legislation; r"ad first tune.
 II B l29, Ber' a'd, to es'ablish crop And climate hur-a-, read fret time.
 HE l3l. Ashnrst by request, max ing 'et in constshleI sanitay off strs real first time.
 CB D, committee on claim, relief Of J F Meajor referred 10 committee oi cla ma.
 c B 49, Hunt, relating to school laws; re:etred o committee on edu- eation.
 II @ Rigg-, relating to police Q mrt practice, ordered rngrovs d.
 CB56 Parker 10 establish fires pub lie libraries and reading rooms: read thiri ,ime and paced.
 HB 59 Finley, [" rein.,ate salaries of county off il., ordered engrs.-ed.
 CR, for . joint committee of five sn the part of tine house to confer with ,h- Utah Cenmis ,ners on the ceding Of a portion of the territory to Utah. A motion 10 concur carried by EO Gf l3 u ,.
 House [, convened ,0 act on c E rels'ins to Territorial Bna,d of Equal iz,tion ipde.ni:. ly postponed; H B No ,, ere .ting snperint nhrn,s of tax e. oi penal ard charitable institutions passed.
 c B 9. authorizing the pa, ment of cer:sin Pinra county warrants; resd third ,ire xLd passed.
 H R g., providing for 2 comm issiOn to revise end codi'y the laws of the Territory ind. fnitely postponed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

The following notice Of Coehiss's candidate Tor governor sPpsa-s in the Hs:Atd: "HoN R. 4, f. PEskosE is receiving . generous and sincere en- dsrsomsnt throughout the Territory. Tbs sads,ssnsAts are ali from our very hest citizens and busiasss men |. beth parties. They recognize in Hr. Psn,sse enc sf our prominent property owners h the Tsrri'o,y and . ns in every way rsspsnsibls fer his O,ts."
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

A company of French ca pits!ist- have organized UT d-r 'h. nam. of Comp, ilix Min-rA de San P,dro fc Altar" wiIh headquarters at Galore ca SOnors. They are now constructing hu'lJings for offices at thst place and it is stated that they vi build s rs,l . road to tn. ir mines which are loeat- -d eighteen miles from CxborcA. They siil also erect . smslter and foundry. -OAsis.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

Tie wind tl.w fierce gsle at Pearce on Sunday, two houses in couIss Of cree ion were hl, wn down and the lumber ,cait-r. d e. the winis. Every outhOuse in iIe s wn wns blown over and macy arttle. rot chained so . atske Wa. Town down the valley. It was the worst wind storm recorded in hi.t,ry of the great valley in that section.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28
BISBEE .NkWS.
BIsBEE. February s4, 1897

BIsBEE, February s4, lS9I
 coPPERINGs.
 Rev. J. G. Prichard and Donald Me- Phun left fer Tombstons this morning = take part in some masonic work. Their visit will bs rather short sos.
 Chas. Blsmer, inspector of the de- psIsnsAs of animal industry, under the department of agriculture. asrivsd sn yssisrds, train. He is Dskins sa inspection Of ell the of{icss iu thst line ia his division cad will bs in tow several days while awaiting the return ei Inspector NsCusningham who is ct pressnt attending to duties .. San Bsrnsrdiae.
 Nessrs Beebe and Gallss seem to he ma ing quite . chewing hers in their line of late, having about ell the wo'k k tl sy could attend to. They are both good workmen in the pin'inE and pap~r:ng Inc and guarantee all their work to bs first elass in every partieu- lar. Wa all know MT. Besbs as one of yisSee's old stsnd-hy's and are quito familiar with the quality sf he work and his partner, Nr. Gales, is quite as good . workman e Jss-ph hi.s-li. II you have aLy first elAss Pa;nsing or papsIisg ts bs dene, dsn's fsrgss the firm Bssbs and Gales.
 We have just received news from Phsni1 stating that that old swiDdline sehs ne sf e unty Givisicn had been introduced in Il house hy our hon. erahls rerpssentarivs, Nr. Speed of WilleoI. How Nr. Speed manages to make this accord with his declaration, prior to election is . litile no much for cur dull comprehension but in spite of our dull comprehensi n and our impaired vi.ion, the fact remains that Mir. Speed of Wilicox, who was elected to o@es owing to the trust which the people Of this part of the county plsced in him and in his word, given to them on numerous oceasions, has deliberately betrayed that trust. Il, is . ssd thing for us to know that ne of the republicans elected to office in this county could have turned cut sc. ], is certainly disgraes to the party wbo ave him credit Tor better tLings, and we hops that our o'h' reprf'e",. ati,es will sse 10 turning him and his Chiricahua county down along with his ! onsensicsl dog tax and bic un- tisely blue law bills. II he had hid awake nights thinking of the Sth com nnndment ipstesd of runinsting in foolish dog neasures he might now srp.ar 10 better advantage in the eyss of his Bi,bss constituents. Knock hin sG the FeIch! Jim Jones, knock hin cf the perch.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28
BIsBEs, February, 2s, 1897
COVERINGS,

Hr. Bartlett, . gentleman who has hssn here for the purposs Of buying in cattle for soms time, left this morning for Ksnsas City to look after the de- livery of large shipmsnt made . day or 90 age.
 MT. l.. 4. Allen, of Kansas City, live stock inspector for tho Live Stock Commission Co.,, was in town ye.ter- day but left this morning for the east by way of Fl PAso. He has been in- spec,ing . number oi herds in this vi. cinity for his company.
 Mrs. E. B. Mason and he, mother sosk . trip ts Bsnssn and back torsy 0 meet some friends who come to BisSss fer short visit. They enjoy cd the change si s,ns.Ihsrs quite . little.
 Prof. Eiekstts who has b.sn in Mex ice fer about month, on an sIpert- ing and recon noitering trip. returned to Bisbes ,hi, morning with sondly supply of samples. He says, taken all in all he had . first class tris. Chss. McNslly who sccC mpsp iei him on the trip sleO returned and will resume hie position at the smelter at ,nce.
 Our Catholic friends in town seem to be quite jubilAnt over the series of lectures being delivered at their church by the Psuli.s Father D,..er,y From all accounts MT. Doher.y is . highly educated aud cultured ven,ls- man and presents his rntject Tn the nsst attractive light possIble. In cd. ditioa to his lscturs', every eyepirg he has . question box vherin are de- p~sitsd any qusstions which his con- srsRation see At 10 ssk iu regard to their r. ligion and which receives hi. attention every e,enisg. This of eouyse is a very easy manner of st ting aside the dsutts oi . great many as the more simple questions are answer cd reason sily and create . good i'm pres.ion.
 Ii tie s-n,iemA, ;s 60 cure of his ground we would i,ks very much to zee . little discu ssion arranged between hin sa6 sss oi cnr rrosestsss divips e
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28
THE EARTH TREMBLEU.
Monster Meteor Falls in the
 Dragon Mountains.

Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock k and just before she fire. eide of the PRosrEcToR wss put 10 pres., the cart began trembling as if shaken ny . m"ns,sr earthquake: tn, do,rs and windows in the houses ra.tl~d and the housss thesslvss tr' nbled as if ~hou, to c.llapss. The vibr.t,on csm. iron, no particular direction except th.t i. appeared to rise up iion ,h. earth. On going out into the street msny Teople were seen ~ith their faces up turned gazing henv. Inward wh.rs in the ether blue was plsin to be .. en the bro,d white Ines which marked the flight of sn seroli,e or meteor. Mum. .ers of our peopl. saw the bl, ze of the |, ing objec; As 1t pasr fron southwest t> northeast and appeared to strike terra tirma som. where :a the Drxgoon mountains in the n.ighborh.od ol Middle Pas., though 1t may have struck much farther away. Psr,ie. who w.rs coming in from the Pesrce district, cay the mountains appeared to be tumblins cown and that the noise was ss that of . gigan- tic explo.iCn.
 Reports coming from diff.ren, p ints all agree As 10 the direction the peteor tok sni where it apparently e,ruck the earth. A let ter received from Dragon read. as follows:
 "DRAG ION, } q, 97.
 FED PRosPECT ,R-What wss sup posed 10 be meteor was seen in a northeast direction from Drag on .taiiun st ? :45, p. m, iaiiro ld tim". The b Irsting Of th- meteor WAS as If a hssvy blast had been set If near by, jsrring tho Lul!dings. and was heard fer miles around"
 BENSON, Feb. g. 1896.
 ED PRosPRCToR-An asrOl,ts was cen here At about 2 40 ?. n,. ra'lrCad time, aud many pecpis became fright ,se,i, thinking from the s"und aud rus'b!ing ne:ss sn earthquake was at hand, The trail of the aerolits was visisls fer fully fl min ,ts..
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

The people sf Ceshise county. gen. orally spssking, are strongly oppose q ss anything which would iasrssss the kurdsa sf saxsNsn. IS is . struggle asv V sh naay of eur people to meet sas requirements of lie and ssstls si,h she tax collector ia the fall. II tbs p.cpssisiSn ss divide tAis county skonh cory tAs burden of taxatien would greater than the people could bsss aaa the soaseq asnce would be that paasy . Gssd citizen would lose his ii,tls all. If the proposition was left ie vote of the people it would losss by Sss te one. Kill il
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28
THEN AND NOW.
Promises Made Before Election
 Only te be Broker.
"WIL.Co1, Oct. IT, 1896.

"WIL.Co1, Oct. l1, 1896. FED PRosPECTok la rel ly to your inquiry: 'Are you i, tavsr of county divisionr Will state that l am oppo, ed [" any a't.mp, a' tbis Ii ne to d,vid Cochise countv; as . taxpayer of this county l shall Go sll in my power, shou d l he elected . representative from Cvchise county to mex: legisls- tive assembly, to reduce taxsii. n nenes must be opposed to county di,i:ion. Yours very truly,
 "wN SPEED."
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

Jerome is a mining camp only it i5 .ituated about twentyeIght miles from employed III and around the mine and sm.liar; work Ia steady the year rcu. d -sven d8y. "A we k. Wages range rom Y2.2J ,o fl day; board ir. m $2D to so Ter munth,--Jerome Re, orter.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

Arizona now possesses tha greatest Canyon. IL IS more thau a wonder it will prove III time to L.. one of the greut-st hU>i-rss Ero,:,D'ers o. the world oIt-ide of ucean transportation. And wt,y should we rot have the bcne fit of 1t uutramm,llsG by complica- iiuns with O. her stat stes.-Herald
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

One Ton hstHner "! o saw tha ae-r. lite m il. fight. (, ,imstrG q e di. t., C. rom he ,lK.e II t:-aI cared aud tie r-sOund i:,u biting the .ar,h. ii srr- ing iiat s"n d. t'avriing at theInt" 0' three mic. .ecu,d rh.t the ..Tcl .e must have s,rnck ni u1; lI0 miles dis taEt. Our devil t.inke ,hi e m onia- tion correct.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

Try as they may no charges can be fslnd or srunped up sssinst Cochiss's candidate for governor, R. A. F. Pen. ress, jl. His record is an open boek. and not . spot is 70 be found on it. He will ts the next eovernOr.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

wm. Speed is being criticised not sansrsifully about today and Aany leading Republicans utterly denounced shs young lseislstsr for his astisn .. the county division bill.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

Coeh;ss's candidate for governor, Hen. E. \. F. Pearsss, ;ry is the man fes the place. He is . RentlrnsD of pronounced ability and is in svsIyvay fitted ss occupy the tslritorlAl exscu- eve char.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

Col Fps Randolph. c. R. DrsEs and Col Prnrose weut down 10 Phenix Thur.day night in Cul Randol rha special car. Col. ChIis.y returned home with them. The ahovs is from Col Hughes paper, the Star.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

The Prescott esarisF adveeatss asi ->uaty divisiss. but territorial divis- isa, the lias ts e through asaT the ssatsY, east a.d wsst. making North Ariysas and South Arisona, whore u1sn ihs Gslstts aAds: "If division is gssA why not slics her ,hs other vay slss and aaks four tsrritoriss."
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

suprrme court has affirmed tt.e aeSis'0n of tho lower court Tn the cns. of Philllp Lashley for mrrd-ring John Sanders Ht Fort Huachuca las, June, and Ausu.a Cheton of Graham county, whe is s!so ssrtNnc, q to death.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

Ac.srding to tbs report of the Grsnd Krpsr of Rsss'ds sad asal in Arizona ,hs renbstons Lodge of K o! ? makss . good shoving while the eisbss isdgs ,.shs sseond is the Territory in ihs susus' sxpssdsi for shs rs'iss ss it S.o&ass, ed nsDbeD-
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

Last Saturday al Congress two men engag' d m 6 rough and tumble fight il which one of them had three fingers and an ear bitten tH ard the other had sn arm broken in two pl.rea.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

Iie Dos Cabs z.s sec ion haa s gre, tuiuio. Later the PRuspECroK will giv. . discrip,O'n or this treasure conntrv 10 sho~ some .hs minefal resources wittin our caun,y.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28
IN. Josss sf Cschiss has prssens>

J.E. Josss sf Cschiss hes presented | house pill 120, which is dssiSsed e prevent frand on G. A. K. and other sserss ssoistiss by making it unlawful Lr son -membors 60 wear and display sub,sn,s oi ths order vi u the intent ts eafrAud.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

The sppssition sgainss the sohsm- iAG ChiricAhua county bill ought to have sens sEeel sl our solsls. The fsYaatisn 6! the new county would mean bankrupsey.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

Al exchange says that there "is ssv storsd in Chicago slsvsisrs 15.- lS9, ,0oO bushsls st eorn." and ys, thsrs are 1o.o0o hungry people within tight of these elevators.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

n. c. Murray. we'll known here, hes sabarksd ia . newspaper venture in ths City of ksxiss. having ssraddled the sditerisi tripod o' the Weekly News at that city. Ar. Murray has assy friends here wbs jeiA the PRes- S1eroI js vishing hiM sueeoss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

Keep every dollar in your town that yea can. kensnbsf, pstrsnizing fsssign institutions does n.t benefit your hens, people or county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

Tar .xts s4.37; reduce she property vslus,ios by taking it away ssd in- srsssed burden fall es the balance w,tl. ealy remedy to meet same . raise ia tas ,ax rsse. Whss to you think S{ the prospect.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28
STATED OHIO, CITY o ToLEpo, :

LUCAS COUNTY. Frank J. Cheyney makes oath tha, he is the senior partner of the firm oi F. J. Cheyn.y X Co.,, doing business in the city of Toledo, county and state aforesaid, and that said firm will pay the cum of ONE HUNDRED DOI = LARS for each ani every case of Gatarrh chat cannot he cured by the Use of Halls Catnrrh Cure.
 FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 9th day oI Deceln- ber, 1SSG.
 lsEALl A. W. GLEASON,
 Notary Public. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter nally and acts directly on the blood md mucus surface. of the system. Send for tes timOnisls free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO.,,
 Toledo. Q
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

,l The avalanche si epposition C the CiRenit Court Bill will douttlsss have ssas effect sn the council cad the bill
 will bs killed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

Ths chances fer R. \. ?. PsnYess J.. Ss ths gubsrnassrial chair is better
 ily. He will bs Arissua's asxt gsv-
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

A marriage license WIS granted to- day b Pr hate Juhye Bradley to John Renlin ann 70 r.d Margaret Baum. D
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

Lizzie Asieolm has applied for lst- tsrs of administration cn the ssiats of David kaleelm dsc~ased Q! Risbss.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

x The circuit souHt bill vas, e sx-
 Sssssd. killed in the council. Is is not { believed that it will bs Yssrseisstsd.
Tombstone epitaph., 1897-02-28

This Is Your O. ;."r:GLi;y.
 On receipt of ten esl,s. .;.h or stamps. . generous sample wi!l = EIailod of til. most popular Cutarrh snd Hay Fever Curs (Ely's Cream Ealrl s4l!tisut .e Geuuou- strate the great n.s!..s cf As rsraedy.
 ELY i:;,c,T!!.11iS.
 SS Va. T.,i r g.. Ts~ York Cir, Rev John Ecid, J-..' -,G TaSs. Eost.. sseommentisa Ey's =.r:i i.- ,a ,o re. | can ernphasixs his s.-t-.a-li. II. is . poei- i've cure for eatarrh ii cssd ss directed. n- Rev. Francis V. Poole. Pastor CsntrAP.s Church, Helena, Mont
 1y's Cream Ra'ro is th. aetno~lsdz,d eWs for ea.arrh and con ains no merssry - aaU ini1xioss ssug Pries. @ ssnAA T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-27

"pey's habblH er greddeal o talk
bout dIshere norf pole" remarked Miss
Miami Brown, in an effort to make con-
yersatlon at a parlor social,
"Deed dey is" replied Mr., Erastus
Plnkley,
Il wonduhs what keeps folks goIn' up
dar."
"oh, dey likes ter keep movelin' along.
Seems like folks ain plased ter stay in
no one place onless dey's benin in de
rent; an den dey hobs on like grim
def"
81 reckon n good many goes up dar
fob de sake o. de game"
Nope. Dey doesn' go froo all dat
trabble jes' fob de PLEASURE o goln'
huntin'," was the positive reply.
"scuse me, Mr.. PlnlSley, but dey
does"
"How kin you tell?"
"By de news"
81 ain hyuhd o. nobody goln' dar
huntin' angling 'ceppln' trouble an Ice
water"
(which shows an while you may hab
err gre't gif' O. conversat!onalty when
It comes right down ter perusin you
amt so multlplicacous."
Mr.. Pinkley looked at her admlringly
for moment, and then exclaimed:
do ~"
"Yas, sub. De way l knows dey's
gone huntln' Is case one gemman dat
went in balloon took along a para
chute"
Il reckon OATS sumpln' what dun
no."
"'Deed 'tlsn'. You doesn' reco-nze
de language-dat's all. Lemme 'splain
to yer A pair O. anything is two Of 'em,
amt IT."
"Sho' nuff."
you knows what snoot is, doesn
yer?"
"sho.'
"Weu putin EN- tergevvuh, para
chute KANT be muffin else dan n
double. bar'led shotgun. Washington
Star.