Fort Wrangel news., 1898-10-19
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 "I soe nn actur has been given ean- mission lu the army" "I wonder F us will Insist ou having the center uf fhe battle heldr'- Philadelphia North American
 Shc-Julie and Joe are engaged. hut they have decded 10 teop tAeir en- galgement a secret; Julle fold mc so. IIe-Yee, know lt; Joe told me You- kers Statesman.
 F'uilaee-Swavely do,.s not enjoy very wide popularity, does hef Jack pot-No; he is the sort of chap sho always wins at poker.-PhtlaaeIphia North American
 "Are you going 10 buy any s2o bondsf" said Mr Snaggs to his wife Not until they ane marked down to Slo.SS" replied Mrs. SnaggA-pitts burg ChrUnlcle-T Telegraph.
 Sunday Huntsman Cboastingl-Hard- ly had bYn hunting quarter of an hour when dead hare lay at my feet Doubling Friend-Do hares ever com. nit suicidefIliegende Blaetter. Clara-f see that Cynthia has decora. ted her room with guns, pistols. swords and the Nike Cora-Yes; she always has been a great girl for having arms around her.-Yonkers Statesman. Hicks-Hello Wicks; stopping at this hotel? Wieks--Stoppiugf Not a bit of it Ever since got here I've been kept running around for somebody to look after my thing&-Boston Transcript
 Wlckwire- Say, have been carrying these 1. O. C.'s Of your until they are almost worn out Mudgc-Dont they mako Q miserable quality of paper nowadays I-Cincinnati Enquirer.
 ''This Is the commencement season." remarked the ohservant boarder at the breakfast-tlble. "Yes," replied the cross-eyed boarder, and the sun Is con- ferring degrees upon the thermometer -Pittsburg ChronicleTelegraph.
 Ills Training.-"How did Spudkins get his appointment as brigadier gen. era? l never knew that he WAS con- nected with the rmy.' "Oh. yes, by marriage; his hrotL er-in-law Is a Cnl- ted States Senator. Brooklyn Life.
 Mrs. Naboriy-So your name Is the same as your papa's, Harry? Harry EeS'In- Mrs Eaborly-Hor do you know when your mamma calls who she means? Harry-Oh, she always calls me kind of coaxing.-Brooklyn Life,
 Appiicant-rm afraid, mem. I can't take the place Lady of the House But the wages are liberal and the worA is not hard. .Applicant-Thar's all right mem; but there's DO place In the house to store me bicycle,-Boston Transcript
 Directory Canvasser-What is your first name, MT. Peck. MT. Peck-It was Claude before I got married. Di- reCtory CanyaSser-Am to understand that marriage altered your name? Mir. Peck-Nnn but l spell 1t Clawed now. Chicago News
 "When one of the tubes on the yesu- yius Is discharged.- remarked the Ma iiid press censor. ''lt merely gives q slight cough "Yes,- replied his assist. ant but there are circumstances un- der which q slight cough is a mighty dangerous symptoms - Washington Star.
 ''I do so admire MT. Steddygate" said the young woman "IIe Is so original Really Miss Phlippers," said the bright young man, you should not be so sarcastic ''I'm not; he Is the only young man know who is not always