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MALICE NOT THE CAUSE.

A. P. Flanagan, whose barn and val
liable personal property situated nea the
western city limits was consumed by fire
a few nights ago says: after thor
oughly investigating the case I am con-
WINGED the building was first robbed and
then set on fire on the inside to cover
up their tracks. Mr.. Blair, night watch
man at the brick yards was the first to
discover the fire n was the first person
ON the scene. He says the whole inside
was ab,aze before the fire came IN the
outside. There is no longer any doubt
but that the building vas robbed and
set on fire."
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MINING APPLICATION NO. 422s.
United States Lane once. Helena, Mon,

u 9uns g s'a isee. Lane Once Helena, Mont.
Copper Mining com many 'na co sns AanGon IDA
listing under the 1aws Of the state OF Mon
tana, by John al.iis. it's attorney in FACT.
for a patent for n linear feet. Being Is
n 9est ea 81 ! d'.c and II feet westerly from the
Lode Mining claim. npon which a noricee
OF intention 20 apply for a patent was
situated in Summit Valley tuncrs.j Miu linz
district. Silver Bow county, state Sc Men.
fan ef,a ana d=fsrs dgnas;a as Survey No; 5s.7. ln
scribesd as ,cliowss. to-wit: We
po sef' m rs a north the side ssq iias ef sa corner Ns :
with a mound Of earth and stone eas aloSn aeads.
from whs:h the he, i Section al' sora Mg. on Il a tbs
y: bears 5; $ degrees s minutes Il i. sis !
minus minus h &. Z i f feet: thence thence g. g. s . degrees degrees q g
MINUS y y. - Il f fsst tt thence me place i; . degrees 81 + Sesia q
ming, containing an area OF ,oo26 acres. OF
which COL acres are IN conflict with Sur
Grained by the above named applicant.
The LOCATION of this claim is of record
county. state Of Montana. In Book .T" ct
Lode Records, at page ISL.
The adjoining claims to these premises
are Survey No. l141. Parnell Lode, Lot llO.
John Purtle ct al: applicants. on the north:
Survey No. 1893. Combination Lode. Lot 261.
east; Survey No. 1892. L. e. r. Lode, Lot
1877. George Pascoe ct al, applicants, on the
267. ohn r. Reins applicant. on the west.
GEORGE d. GREENE.
Register.
SAMUEL BARKER. JR..
- Attorney for Applicant.
<E.-ss Publication June q. 1900.
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SPECIAL MEETING.

Upon the request of seventeen members
of the Degree of Homo a special meeting
was held at Friendship hal yeSterday at
ternoon for the purpose of resembling the
matter of the former election of delegates
to the grand lodge now in session at
Helena. Mrs. Anna SIM occupied the
chair, Mrs. Kleinholz being recorder pro
tenn. The former delegates were Mrs. d.
Shovlin and Mrs. Nettie Rea. It is claim
ed the first election was illegal. At yes
terday's meeting Mrs. Nettie Rea and
Mrs. Margaret O'Donnell were elected
delegates and they will leave for H"'ana
today. Mrs. Shovlin left for Helena yes
terday.
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MINING APPLICATION NO. 42s,.
United States Land Once. Helena, Mo,

United 9nss !, STATES ties Land ONCE. Helena. Mont.
Notice SSas II is lS S.reoy given that the INA .ona.
Copper Mining company. a corporation az.
listing under the laws Of the state Of Mon
sena; By go sShn sil! nsal Its at + Syy, IN 1Sset.
Montana. has this day filed its a~ppiication
sor a patent for ~ linear feet. being 81
discovery shaft Of the june Lode Mni ins
claim. upon which a notice OF Intention To
apply sqr a pstent vas posted on the 1th
Valley (unorg.) Mining district. Silver Bow
county. state Of Montana. and designated
Rang. r. nssy ) west est, and and t Being new mors ps 3 Mcr1a Hf
Beginning ct the southwest corner. which
line II enc q p snrvs ey i Nc. S. snd the n te ees Ro end si de
Of Survey, No; 7ss. a granite stone set In
s shs ss sna ma Mlts . l- msYn for q ce sa1sh sS!saf i
ton u; I; II; r s.s 5 ". bears s: IS degrees
thence n. Is degrees is minutes W. % feet;
thence 8. g degrees 80 minutes E. 1868 feet:
thsnss s 4. Is g SeS Sesrse IS Hln mis,i 3; 81 i fs /;
s ssst area to t ef ISss acres Of %ee g Wbis;b containing '%s ao1ss
claimed. leaving .ols acres claimed BY the
above named applicant.
The LOCATION Of this claim is Of record
Lode Records. on page 294.
are Survey No. 679. Buffalo Lose. Lot 70,
John Noyes ct g.. applicants, on the north:
Arthur Thomas ct al. applicants. on the
east; Survey No. $50. Humboldt Lode. Lot
215. George w. Farlin applicant. on the
south; Survey No. 7S6. Poulin Lode, Lot
lag. William Mcnamara ct al. applicants,
on the west.
GEORGE D. GREENE.
Register.
SAMUEL BARKER, JR.,
Attorney for Applicant.
(First Publication Iuna %, 1900.
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Time ~ 1oN

United States Lana Office. Helena. Mont,
June Is, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the Anaconda
Copper Mining company, a corporation ex-
listing under the laws Of the state Of Mon
tana. by John CHILE, its attorney In fact.
Montana, has this day filed it's application
for q patent for es linear feet, being 81
feet easterly and Ia feet westerly from the
Lode Mining claim. upon which a notice
Of intention to apply for a patent was
posted on the 18th dav Of June, A.. ID. 1900.
district, Silver Bow county, state of Mon.
tana. and ~esignated as Survey No 5s31.
4, hs, rew mors na Meth 81 R asssri : Wcs g. 1 M,
lows, to-wit:
Beginning at the southeast corner, which
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MINING APPLICATION NO. 1881.
United States Land Office. Helena, Nom
J. e MORAN. =
County Clerk.

tana. June q, 1900.
Notice + hereby given that the Anaconda
is1ing under the laws Of the state Of Mon
tana. by John Gillie., ITS attorney in fact.
M Me1ss r' sas this .ias iiIsa i It's s ap1tics City;
for a patent :or 4 linear feet. being "a feet
westerly and 1.6 fee, easterly from ths
Mining claim, upon which a notice Of in
tention to apply for a patent was posted
s on fh in s lSsh aay Valley q sS1 1ano a; ?. M 1sSG; s ala.
trict. Silver Bow county, state of Montana,
and designated as Survey No. 5s2s. in frac.
and being more particularly described al
follows, to-wit: -
nd negip m iEe at sou the aoT r. ss so e E va =
iloo. a granite stone set in the ground, with
a mSus5 e Coo ss ~ e and stone ne alongside, and
Of Section !, fractional =. n. &: w,
bears \; 81 Asgree. s. minutes * ". ssot!
fen,; sga e. ra ! fees: 1 thence s :. q 4 aegr r 4 4
minutes ". @,5 feet; thence \. q Z degree.
Ginning. Containing an area Of .0o2l acres.
Ct srr which No. .0o rs, aG not c als ea e ieaning T 'ools
acres claimed by the above named appli-
cant. re
the Recorders Office of Silver Bow county.
state of Montana, II Book 1T" of Lode
L9 %Sa aaioi af pse Claims I'm to these premises.
are Survey No. 1l0o, Spectator Lode. Lot
l29, E;ras1us A. Nichols ct al. applicants. IN
Lot 238. M,chael Carrp.4 applicant, on the
east; Survey No. 746. Bel Lode, Lot 50.
the snmthWest; the Toothpick Lode (uns..
Anaconda Copper Mining company elaine
ant, on the west;
Register.
sAM11EL BARKER, JR. /
Attorney for Applicants.
Suriraf publication June %. 1907
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stead Entry No. 5o00. for the "A i OF the no
Y, sw Y Of the ne Y. and se Y OF the NV =
OF Section 81, r. 2 N. n. II W.
He names the following Witnesses To
prove his continuous residence upon ana
cultivation Of said land. VII: Barney Mo-
Donald. VIM. Flat, Chas. Dudley and John
MAJ. all Of Allen p. O., Mont.
GEORGE D.. GREENE,
ReRjeter.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, Land ONCE, at
Helena. Mont. July q, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice Of his inten-
claim. and thai said proof will be made be-
fore the clerk of the court of Silver Bow
county, at Butte, Mont, on September 10.
1900, viz: William Barnowsky, for Home
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-08-16
MINING APPLICATION NO. 1888.

United States Land Office. Helena, Mon
tana, July ~, 1900.
Notice is hereby given that Mary I.
Baker. whose posto..ce address is Butte
City, Montana. has this. day hled her ap-
plication for q patent Tor $40 linear feet,
being LII feet easteriy n 23 feet west
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st. Mays Academy, Deer Lod

st. Matys Academy, Deer Lod sc.
This institution offers to young ladies
every advantage for home and school
comfort.
The course Of Study embraces I'll the
branches of a perfect and refined edu-
cation.
day in September to the last Of June.
For further information address
TuH SISTER SUPERIOR.
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A CREDIA TO ANACONDA.

The people of Anaconda will for the
first time have al opportunity to see the
Anaconda Elks on full dress parade about
6 o'clock this evening. They go to Butte
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NOTICE.

LEW COLEMAN Secretary.
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ming at the southeast corner. which
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MINING APPLICATION NO. 421s.

Butte. Mont, June II. 1900.
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BANKRUPT SALE OF NIXON STOCK

D. GREENE,
Register.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-05

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wish more virtue is to gain" but it is
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you are suffering with obstinate, linger-
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leads to consumption, begin at once the
use of DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. It never fails to help. II per-
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hundred who give it fair and faithful
trial.
Sick persons are invited to consult DIR.
Pierce by letter absolutely free of all
fee or charge. Every letter is held as
strictly private and sacredly confidential,
and all answers are sent in plain envel-
opes, bearing no printing upon them.
The experience of DIR. Pierce often en-
ables him to suggest auxiliary treatment
specially adapted to the individual case.
Address DR.. 4. V. Pierce, Buffalo. N. Y.
About one year ago began to be troubled
with dry hacking cough. and hurting through
my breast so that could hardly 80 about or do
my house work for myself and husband, = writes
Mrs. Alice Hoiton, of st. Albans. Kanawha Co..
W. Va " l let my trouble go on until about
eight months ago I got one Of Or. R. v. Pierce's
little pamphlets learned OF great remedy
for such diseases, and wrote to the Worlds
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an answer aud advised me what 70 do. fol-
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the use of DR. r. v. Picrce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. have used three bottles Of Il aud now
feel like new person"
DIR. Piercc's Pleasant Pellets do not
become a necessity to the syftem they
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structionS
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saturday. NV "s''o'i'n
Miss Derniee Young OF Waco. in IN,
woman's council on Monday. spoke on III,
,. Relation OF the Mother to Teacher and
I .Dchonev OF Paris was en- IN,
grounds Tor several DAYS this week
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ~. Warren ana Mr.,
Tom Bell. from Hillsboro. were visitors a,
the Chautauqua last week
Allen W
Miss Minnie Cato. from Noeona ia here
FOL. the balance OF the season
MISS Bertha Dlllmuth Is another Chautsu-
GUAM TO arrive this week from Dallas
Nj and Mrs. Joe Crouch and twp chill
aren. who have been spending the summer
n Mantou, were In Boulder for a few DAYS
Miss Emma x. Fort from Texarkana ia in
Borlder to remain until Septenber
j. y. Palmer city secretary of the Y. NJ
G. A. Galveston. came in Monday to hear
bis former pastor. Or. Lamar OF Nashville.
Mrs. Ida l.. Turner. postruistrets AZ Fort
worth and daughter Mrs Phelps OF BaIti-
more arrived on Tuesday, They remain for
a week or more.
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Personal.

Miss Bessie wilkins OF BRENNAN Is
visiting Miss Clara Carter.
Mr.. E. w. Sewall and family left
Wednesday FER points in Virginia,
Mr.. Charles Dillingham; and family left
Wednesday for the Michigan summer re-
sorts.
Miss Anulette Carer of Hillsboro is in
the city visiting friends at 1919 Caroline
street.
Mrs. Arthur j. schurman left Thurs
day 10 visit friends in Chicago and other
points
Mr.. A. Key and daughter. Miss Edna
Earle Key, left Thursday night for Mani
tou, Cal
Mr. and Mrs. 7. L. Hackney and chill
dren returned during the week from
short outing.
Mrs. r H. Higgins OF Dallas is visiting
her cousin. Miss Louise Blake. at 22Oa
Travis street
Mrs } White of Coleman. Texas, is
the guest OF her sister Mrs. W. f. Tim
m2rs, at Morgan Point.
Mrs. l.. A.. Abercrombie OF Huntsville
spent the week with her son and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. s Lovett
Messrs Thomas b Ketiersor and Clar-
encs Hamilton have returned from a three
months trip through Europe
Mr. Frank c. Jones left Thursday night
for Bonham and other points in North
Texas. where he win spend some time.
Mis-. 7. j. Grady entertained Saturday
with luncheon pimentary to Misses
McChesney, overaker and Weaver Of
Plano.
Meszrs j. NJ. Henderson and H. NJ.
Davis left Tuesday for a pleasure trip TO
New York and other Northern and East
erh points.
Mrs Still Hull and daughters, Miss Hull
ard Miss Mary Hull, have gone TO Chi
csgo and the lakes for the remainder Of
the summer.
Mrs s. f. Carter OF Houston attended
the wilkins Becker wedding In Brennan
last week and visited relatives there for
a day or two.
Little Miss Annie Vine Carter OF this
city was the guest OF honor at ehidren's
party given by Mrs. Emma Linn in Bren-
ham last week.
Mr.. AID Mrs Jesse A. Ziegler have re-
turned from their bridal tour. They will
occupy their new home on Main street III
the near future.
MIR. o. II. Reed has returned to his
home. 1912 Walker avenue, after having
,pent three weeks vaoition at the
Northern and Eastern summer resorts.
Miss Mamie Cabaniss, who has BEEN
visiting her sister. Mrs. Brown, 1915
Louisiana street, for several weeks. left
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| Springs
Dr. and Mrs. P. A. Heislg Of Beaumont are
at Glenwood Springs for month.
rado, Texas, are stopping at the WINDSOR
, aney went on the Alpine Tour excursion
w. e, Preston. prominent as a banker ia
Fort Worth, accompanied by his wife il
spending the week in Denver.
Mrs J. 7. RoeDuck. Mrs. Tom Childres
ana Mrs. y. y, Nm from cieburne are al
buualo Park for the summer.
Mr. and Mrs, A. L. Henderson. Mr. and
Mrs. G: Il. Landerson. Miss laura Lander.
sou and Miss Lena Love. all from Houston,
were guests at the Windsor for several DAYS
THE week AT present they are on their wsy
TO Glcnwood Springs and Salt Lake t,lty.
Mr.. Harry A. Hunsaker. formerly OF Hous-
ton. and prominent now as an insurance
man IN San Antonio. accompanied by his
vile. is spending his vacation at Shawnee
Lodge.
MISS Jewel White of Cors.cana, a chautau.
quan AT Boulder In the summer. spent Satur.
Gay In Denver.
,ars, I. c. Philips of Bowie is guest at the
Windsor.
mrs 0, 7. wyrick and Miss Ella pavis was
Miss Jennie Ross of Corslcana is visiting
Mrs. John Ross in ,his.clty,
Mr.. q. Il. Taylor aud Miss Mary Taylor
are registered AT the Windsor from San An
Mr.. and Mrs. W l.. Meredith of Marshall
are spending the week In Denver.
H. b. White and wife are late arrivals
In the city from Wichita Falls
Q. s. West. prominent MS a railway man
In Corsioana, Is stopping at leading hotel!
j. r. Burton. from Bonham. spent Satur-
day IN Denver on his way to Boulder
J. l.. Hubert from Corsicana. spent a
few DAYS IN Denver this week
j, II, Swan and wife. from Fort Worth
made short STAY in Denver They are
spending the summer in Colorado resorts,
J. H. Bowman. from Georgetown spent a
few DAYS In the city this week.
~ Strow. from. Galveston. Is registered
Miss s. Clark was In Denver for n few
DAYS this week. She is summerlnr in Bouid-
or and Colorado points
IT,. j. Dun is registered at downtown
hotel from Fort Worth.
K. Demming is here for a few days
from Galveston.
W f.. Tremain and wife arc In Denver for
a few days They come from Houston.
Prof. j. c. RYAN made a short stop in
Denver this week. lilo is recuporating from
MS school duties In different Colorado re-
I. D. iIavs and family. from Waco. have
been spending tho week at Denver hotel.
Mr. ana Mrs. A. Warren. from Houston,
are IN Denver for few days
Brownwood. -'oA
s. A. Eanes is in tho city for few days.
he comes from San Antonio.
MISS Jackson and Miss X. Jackson OF La
ooler weather
C. F. Thulemoyer is spending week In
the city from Galveston.
W. W. Cunningham and child are registered
from Beaumont. ~
j, 7. Munson is a prominent arrival from
Denison. ''''
G. w Owens and Misses Margaret aud
r,atsy owens have been going in and out
rom Denver for tho past ten DAYS. They
are w no% stoppne at :, leading hotel,
w r. Boaz and wife from San Antonio
n Denver hot
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Velasco. Texas, Auguet s.-The crowd
OF pleasure seekers at the surfside hotel
continues to be quite large and merry
one. The bathing is splendid. the hotel
exceedingly comfortable and the table
good, One thing is very notsble--the alb
sehce OF rain. Only two light showers
have fallen In week
Among the additions to the guests are
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Jalonick Of Dallas. Mrs
T. r. Franklin Mrs Fort Smith and Mrs
Mary M. Peticolas OF Houston: Mr.. Louis
De Meth and Mr. w u. Mcneil of Hous-
ton. Mr.. J, r. Mullln and Mr.. d. d. Goodo
of Magnolia, Ark.
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DRAMATIC NOTES.

Wagenhals g. Kemper. who Will con
tinue their management OF Mr.. Loui.
James and Miss Kathryn Kidder mex
season In "A Midsummer Nights Dream. "
Will also direct the farewell tour of Nine.
Mojeska. They will present ModJeska in
a revival of king John" "a play that has
not been given on the American stage in
many years, but which was recently re-
ViVed In London by Beerbohm Tree. Mod :
Jeska, OF course, viii be seen AS Constance.
role she has much desired to play for
many years. The King John, II is prom
ised. Will be played by one OF the best
leg innate actors in this country. and the
piince Arthur by distinguished woman.
me version OF king John" to be used
by ModJeska for this tour has been es-
peciaily arranged for her by the dis
tinguished Shakespearean scholar. Mr.
William Winter dramatic editor OF the
New York Tribune. The season will not
be long one, being but twenty 1--WE weeks
in duration. and probably beginning at
Cleveland after the presidential election
Modjeska Is now at her ranch at El Toro,
Cal, for the summer.
~
The fourth annual lecturer OF the Cercls
Francois de rUniyersite Harvard will be
Monsieur CASTOR Deschamps, the ws{l
known literary critic of the Paris Temps.
He will sail for America early In Feb
ruary and will give at Harvard, under
the auspices OF the Cercle Francois, eight
lectures on 1.-THE Theater Contemporary"
William Seymour will stage "The Choir
Invisible" which Henry Jewett and a Sc
lect company under the management OF
Liebler g. Co. will present at the Park
theater, Boston, on October / for u run.
'@rhe Choir Invisible" Will give the stage
a new tmosphere-primltiys KENTUCKY
Just after the revolution. The play prom
ises quaint costuming in the highly col
ored and ploturesquely cut clothes OF the
men and the dainty, loose fitting gowns
then gnaced by Kentucky's fair women.
The veteran actor Frank Bangs. has been
engaged for the role OF General James
Wilkinson.
Julian Edwards, the well known COM
poser, is writing the incidental music for
I'm the Palace OF the King" IN which
Viola Allen will star next season. The
period OF the play will permit the adapta-
tion Of some ancient Spanish themes and
gypsy music. such as Bizet utilized in
Carmen" Another notable feature about
I'm the Palace OF the King Is the unity
OF time and place. The action OF the
whole play transpires In one evening"
about the same length Of time that will be
required for the presentation OF the niece
on the stage. while the locale Of the scenes
Is sufficiently described by the title. Play
goee who are accustomed to being men
tally transported over half continent
and through a period somewhere short OF
q hundred years will appreciate the novel; |
ty OF play in which the dramatic uni,ies
are observed to the minute
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is not possessed OF any very profound literary
ability, although clmsxes are developed with
a reteiness in which there is no opportunity
Tor WEAKNESS and which holds the readers
attention from the opening to the closing
sentence OF the engaging story, This novel
Is not great. II Is hardly entitled TO a
place IN a select library. and vet the story
every story can invite. IN that the reader
can not nut IL aside once he begins lis
perusal until he has followed brave Dorothy
NARROW through all OF her irving experi-
kRlflsler.
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"DoRoTHY MARROW,

"Borothy NARROW is the name OF new
book from the prolific pen Of A. w. March
mont. The story is rampant with intrigue
and all but iDconcelvable escapes. on the part
OF the heroine. from the amazing plots OF
an impossible villain TO compass her ruin. II
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Echo Answers, Can Hef

The question new is, II four or hye mil
li1ns OF heather Cinnamon are 70 be killed.
can Satan make room for them
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Lord G.---You're q girl after my heart.
She-How do you know? I may ne after
your title.-Ilarlem Lie.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-05

MISUNDERSTANDING! YOU are going to the
north woods for your lungs2 Why, you
haven't got anything the matter with your
lungs
Mcswitters1 know It, hut I may havs
before the campaign Is over
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In Logical Sequence.
Tyler Democrat Reporter.
1dlotic people continue to use kerosene
oil for kindling fires. and usually cof-
fin is the next thing needed.
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In this time OF summer idiots
IT'S, perhaps, worth while to nots
That the hand that rocks the cradle
Would not dare to rock a boat
PHILADELPHIA Press
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-08-05
ECHOES OF SUMMER RESORTS.
bright Things About People who
Take Summer Vacations.

bright Things About People who
Take Summer Vacations.
''We got up another crowd and ran away
from those people we camped out with
last year"
'fDld they discover IT."
'Fuhl When we arrived at the ground
we found they had made up another crowd
and had run away from us"-Indianapolis
Journal.
AT the summer resort May--Dul Ism,
its Belle--Awtully! We haven't thing
TO do except to explain to one another
why we are not in Paris.--,Puck.
The man who can not get away can yet
make glad each hottest day by musing ON
his sadder plight had ne to dress from
morn TIL pight.--Indianapolis Journal.
''Well." said Mrs, Sirius Barker with
characteristic cynicism I'm glad they
draw the line in this feminine determine
tion TO usurp the place OF man In modern
civilization"
what do you mean"
Il note that there is no movement
afoot to have the wives stay In town DUR
Ing the summer and earn money so as 10
s nd their husbands TO the seashore."--
Washington Star.
In this time OF summer idiots