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The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1900-02-03
THE vl7GIN'AN'

To BE PRESENTED BY ''''
kRAusE-TAyLo2 COMPANY
The Krausc- Taylor COMPANY ~1lp "
under the direction OF o'[o 49,
Krause, will present Barley lamp lamp
bells b4, beautiful eomeoy Ta1k,s q, opera r5'e
House, Sunday night, FEB Avn Avn ;
with the popular yoans ,sad;ne adm
Jack c, Taylor, in INC y, Mr
role of ''Vandyke Vernon a W.; !,
Taylor is clever actor anu u
this role has few equals anu ~
superiors. The supporting eo.'
pany is one of the best teal eNp, :,
rience and money can get tosee'
er. Mr.. Hugh Morrison IN pea s a,
tiful illustrated songs, IS one o' u
principal attractions with '''1 e0'
pany. The prices Will De ~
and IS cents. Reserve sea'e
on sale at Gardebled's S drug $40
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SOCIETIES:
ra+holic = q =
u. e. y.
pAlLRoAD THE TABLE

RAILROAD THE TABLE
GOING EAST.
Train No. 10 leaves 1852. NJ
No. 8 o P M
No. . 40 p M
T,ains 8 and 10 have % minutes ior
dinner No 6 is fast train only stopping
At New iberia. Franklin Morgan C''y
and Gre,na. No. lodots The local work
GOING VEST.
Train No. . leaves s,53 p. m
No. 5 s.S5 P. m.
No. l.58 a. m.
Train No. 5 is North Texas fast train
only stopping at County Seats on our
line. No. 9 does the local work
ALEXANDRA BRANCH.
Train 70 leaves s:05 p. m.
:" arrivesll:5a G. m.
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A CARD.
AN ADDRESS TO THE VOTERS or
THE PARISH OF LAFAYETTE

AN ADDRESS TO THE VOTERS o
THE PARISH OF LAFAYETTE l
In the opening Of the past cam,
paign It became evident that if w,s
the intention Of the administration
Ist to exclude large number ~
white citizens from participation
IN the primaries.
A petition was circulated and
signed BY a very large number Of
citizens Of the parish addressed to |
tie Parish Executive Committee
demanding that every white citizen
TAX payerbe allowed to vsse in the
primary election The Parish
Democratic Executive Committee
Is lie only authority vested with
poyef d decide such questions, g
lhe question vas fully discussed /,
and lnrely upon the statement of F
m WI Campbell, who had re- fl
ceuIIr nd ton Baton Rouge. o. o.
~ lavvefs from all =
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@h,,ao. Stern 8 Co. $50.

The above contribution to the |
,.lo+,;a1 ms al School fund was receiv-
l1oas',l15 IN atfef publication Of the original
cd, cd ''tS' ei subscriptions, and md: 50 is
''ss n, ,t;oned 10 separately. l his con-
mgn,tv ,p;hntian was secured through g the
{5.od''1ff 1aod ofices ~s, Of Mr.. B. N. coron- Of
go0u ga manager s for Lehman, ',on ,,,Sas'. Stern
& I,@ Co. at this place, who '' suoscf'-
* Sad ~; S,oo toward the school fund
himself. Mr.. Coronna IS one OF
l,''r'' o''r most progressive .'1.: business
men, always identifying h''nseli a IN
l''tG, a nractical way with every forward !
a, puement inaugurated in Lafa'
vette. The public spirit d'sp'aye,
bv Mr.. Corona and his flrm at al
times is worthy of commendat'o'
and harbors we'll for the continued
success OF their business entefpTl
ses located at this place, the COZ
ton compress and the cotton 81
connected with it.
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!. noney to Loan,
In sums to suit
Apply to w 6 ron
mo. Lafayette, La
Al Editors Life Saved BY ch, -,
Osr'ain's Cough par

Dar'ng the early part Of oo,o,
contracted a bad cold wh;a,' '0oer, 1898,
=; my !. lungs and was neglected un,;, ',ea o"
g mat consumption had apnsa.a. a",,, l !: lear
ing and tryins - . as was constantly cough.
eonld ~, nt"s 70 fSpsl something which
giving the local doctor t,i., a''' after
nd The = ,s.n', uu'"Der'a!n's "aa Cough Remedy
r oen, 'as .nd result a,,n was Immediate improve,
nen'' and after had used three ho,,'es nr
ny lungs were restored to ,ha;s oo'''es
,a'e.--Bs ), EDwARDs, Publisher ",rny Of Tny
,s1's ,sv'ev, Nyant, III. For sale by J q c'
and all dealers in medicine w.
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REQUIEM

High Mass Of Requiem will be
celebrated at st. Johns Catholic
church in Lafayette on Thursday,
February 18th at 9 o'clock a. m,
for the repose OF the soul Of Rev.
Father Healy.
All catholics Of the parish are
earnestly invited to be present.
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The Cuban census is completed
d'o Shows a population OF over
: 500, 900 inhabitants.
Poor lady Smith, she has bad
luck, luck: Not being able to starve
'er She will be flooded out.
l-lhe Constitution of Louisiana
sdys that a voter must be able to
'edo or write before he can regis
ter, but in going to register your
purchases at Levy Bros all you
nave to do is tc open your eyes to
see their Bargains.
Last Sunday Messrs. w. B.
Lindsay, P. Robichaux and L. g.
uladu visited the picturesque town
OF Abbeville and were guests Of
Mr. Leonee Gladu. They were
entertained in the evening at the
hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
K. Coffey, where a most pleas
ant time was spent.
Mr.. Edward Jenkins killed a
hog few days ago, four years
old, seven feet long, three feet ten
inches in height, two feet two in
ches broad and weighing 73o lbs.
1t made forty gallons of lard. This
speaks well for the hog fraternity
in Lafayette and for the care the
same received at the hands of some
raisers.
Mrs. Alex Delhommer OF Bredux
Bridge. removed to Lafayette and
rented the second story OF the
building occupied by Messrs. Beg
maud and Comeaux near the Court
House. Mrs. Delhommer will
keep furnished rooms and board
and the travelling public and others
will find there besides all eonve'
niences, a good board.
Judge g r. Guiibeau, OF Car
eac.o, who went to New Orleans
a few days ago, to have an opera
ton performed for the removal O
the leaden missive received at the
base Of his neck in the affray oc-
curing last fall. is back at home {
better man.
The judge went to Touro's in
irmary where the surgeons knife
.emoyed a 3S-caliber pistol bullet,
leatly wrapped up in several thick
lesses of "patcheen' which had
oeen cut from the coat. shirt and
,nderclothing of the victim as it
entered the body and lodged in
he collar bone, which it had split
and shattered. The pieces Of
clothing were still entwined about
the ball, as nicely as though they
had been wrapped there by human
skill.
1t was pronounced good scien-
tifc shot.
We congratulate Mr.. Guilbeau
on the outcome of the surgical
operation and in getting rid of the
leaden missive. Il
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PAgl nARrIr
! - olLsERT ST Ju1.lEv
! : onER BRoussARp y
!. / 2 FRAscrz, 'N

nieS %AnT1D: a'x .'7':,, 70 s.sh.,s. 10 &C.,.
the le''i'' s. , miles from ,hri,Iss ,as ,'es,
on place. ' W 1sys, failing .p.isss e'ss
austrial School l1o, =. s',s e. q Lai., d Il.
5E 's ta, %,'emor h..t for 10 acre. MN asi
nd required. 1isct title
Address 9, z. AN, 3
Lafa,et,e,
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Mr.. D. A. Cochrane and wife
have left for Mansura, Avoyelles
Parish, called there to the bedside
fof a dying sister, Mrs. N. Wallet.
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had to prevail in the prl-
marv e,crtion. The Executive
Committee decided that no other
,ou,se was open to them but to
follow the law. They therefore
adopted the rule that none ou' le
gally registered voters shoulo pa.
ticipate in the primary elec''oh 10
be held December 9th, 1890
To this ruling we were forced to
submit or withdrawn from the pm
maries. The latter we were u'i-
willing to do.
In the registration that followed
every important provision OF the
registration law was openly ana
= publicly violated, minors and non
= residents were registered. SPECIAL
" preference apparently being gwen
~ TO Syrian peddlers. Names OF
20 persons were placed on the regis
80 tration book without the know
20 ledge or consent OF the lheiiV ieo''
In some instances the books were
taken from house to house. Prop
sok ably hundreds of persons were
registered under the educatlona
clause by afixing cross marx u
ho- the blank which had been prepar
18th. ed by deputy assessor or clerk
1rn- In all these acts plain provision
of law were openly violated. =,
Frauds OF this character speciall
ought not to be tolerated, and sine
Pr1- fraud annulls and destroys an
La,' a, agreement or contract we. suon'
TIN this statement of fact that the pc
ons- pie may know the truth and oe d
a ana solved from any pledge or pro"'
Sci to abide by the reszllt OF the P
10y. mary election.
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5. ! would 70 60 crazy M main
,Or chamberIain's .Iae.1m
s.,s Y. H. 4, s'agp!e,on p, s;ni. a,,i,
ms ~ sa..o1 been afflicted sI ,h .,nle' lie
~ ,,ey.,. several years and 70 ,;' en; !,
Z ,noal a.3: number. but I, aIleo 60
sIIene;nl me,lclne ! have gol aa "a In !,
couyl!lon and an n II f'or
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There will be races at Prl-
ueaux's track Youngsville, La,
on Sunday February 4th and 1tth'
On the 4th-"Crazy" belong,
mo te. Demosthene Broussard ano
Prince belonging to Ucllde Sci
lers will dispute q purse OF ploo
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Divine services at the Metho-
d;st church Sunday February 4th'
morning and evening, The morn
ing subject will be the Trinity
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Your hides. your bones, your wool
and beeswax purchased at Mrs. LeD..
no's who pays the high,s. prices.

ssSSu 3t MIS-. LIE )a.
1o's who pays the high.s! prices.
e was always thought that ain-
lslnal machines were only sent
g e the crowned heads Or men :,
agh standing, but it is lately Re.
.o'oeo that a certain husband hail
Sc 'ag from Iowa dispatched one to
y wl1e, accompanied by a letter,
Imported to come from his former
|sseetheart M and directed to him
D. y y which she were saying that
vs. Dox Contained all the valuable
|Psesents she had received from
|s;,s ~ !. Curiosity prompted the
|I ~; g open the box, but as she
~ H.. : carefully no explosion fol- fol.
|,s,, only a perceptible smoke
'o De seen. However this was
'I;a. sea + to allay her suspicious and nd
me police she put the box.
,sents in their charge. - Aitel Isg
sd;. : out m Of +, the town they *.
= and the noise wss 1,assa -
llles away. The husband
];n Il ARE arrested in New Orleans
"a machine. > 'sout tne
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Carnival Low

hnm is season of absolute gai
= h"mor. The fame of ,ha 81 :
has b. 'saa,'on sn.aa to its Mardi. q
ef'',s Of = sae: earth. The Carnival
n,o VI series of ''destas'. in n
a,es v'y PARTICIPATE u generally and
aoa a.eS long train of briIl;.
of of" 'oeo gorgeous .e,' pagean,s. II,
hi b;.,a 1soo will be the most bril,;
two s'o'y .dai''oSs' 1' New Orleans. Ths|
su ea'r'ng a,as;.! February sls, r''atss. at ~
rins rim e,ee''ie"' ss ,in display, the otha. a'sa
fI1us' If Re.' -. at noon February se'h su'us
Day. R.p =. noon February eth. May.
light, Comus. a"a on Mardil
sn.,s' arrangements have bee, -.
'eles elaboration of the rarioa. nnae g
aci,ic' '1a sna street masking The ,pss sa,., e
re for ,na uunss' se, Route. will make s0a'l' : 7
sale 'Is F.. round trip rate. with ,;a.' = 9
ebruarr ae.' eof'.ary 18th 10 mor.: .cks
'e's = = see Agent. 'o'n For ~,
$ 3 MoRss,
:. T. NJ. :: 2. PAhKs,
HousTon G. P.& T. !
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Get the early Triumph seed
potatoes at Peck and Broussard S.
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On the aaSssNSs |I.f1i
''h@ cfazI
saee against Maud S be,o vi
ing h'1 p 70 Kodolph Roy and eetor9 ee+one
Of oy s1on sEom'ngue Landry, for aI,ure' purs'
:, na1.i The race of Feb. 4tb. ;s = ..
penis and the other is II arnen+a tf-
NV White Elephant" potatoos t
Broussard. rcck and
~, 'rn ,i now Nv running a nie5t b,,s.
rnn4 nnt son shol'c'ting your patronase Dass; aas;
- , asl ah,n mat with your business nnsl ana
'0'e 70 keep it up. may
BILL LEWIS <
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All kind Of garden seeds at feoN
and broussard.
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Tbpre is no better medicine Tor 'he
b.,hies Than Chamberlain Cough hem-
edy. Is pleasant taste and prompt an"
efrpct,nI cures make it favorlte WIN
NJ ,thers and small children. 1t quics'y
cares their coughs ard colds, preventing
nn4umonia or other serious conse4 uences'
7, ais, cures Group and has been dsed III
tcnsof thousands,of cases without Il single
fail,re-so far as we have been able c
learn. II not only cures Group but "h' Z
giyer as soon rs the croupy co.iGh ap
peas, will prevent the attack. In case
of vlooping cough it liqnefies the te'''g
mutns. making it easier to expeetnfa'e
andlessens the severity and freque my g
the par,xysms of coughing, thus aepflF
ing thai {lisease of all dangerous eonso
onpncc-s zF-s G. Couviilon an'
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icine m'. q, cnss'' co"vi'lon and u d..
mnnsn ,nrn cough Remedy and III / sI|ll
'. ,r,' using two-thirds y 8 ].
This is the best remed,
aslppe coughs cold
a' ''ns cough and is pie 60
ahe' ak, 1t prevents al
o'' to result in pneuna
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Mr.. DE- g.

Lafayette may we'll e. h-
self fortunate in havia,, 'el
Mr., Debs for one of his famasa 1aeu
lectures. His subject Of 81 ',pos ,p
and Liber-y'' embodies al anor ~
principles that justly character;1ee ;ne
true american citizenship. Devo;d id
Of the language that agitates u'd and
enaames human passions NJ. M
Debs handled his subject with ,tbs.
refinement, grace and inteIlect,,.
lity of a Blaine. His eIoouenca =
superb, although the Advert;ser -
differ with Mr. Debs in some e.'o, :.
his ideas, still We cannot but ,d4 y
mire him for the sincerity Of h;s
cause and the devotion he gives to
the laborer. Mr.. Debs is a trus ~
American. He is not at all tbs tbs
demagogue that some Of the nrcss
nave painted him to be. America
IS proud OF him, may that we had
more men Of such pronounced con.
victions. WIZ
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NJ 6 " B. Bailey returned
from New Orleans last Tuesday.
She visited her daughters Mrs. J.,
"A. Roy and Miss May Bailey.

She visited her daughters Mrs. J..
"A, Roy and Miss May Bailey.
There will be races and dancing
at Carencro's FACE track on Sun
day February 18th. 1900. Fur
ther particulars in next weeks is
sue.
Mrs. T. M Biossat visited Al
exandria andreturned with her
little daughter Inez who had been
spending solnetime with her grand
parents.
1t is reported that the chief Of
staff Of General Joubert, command
ing the Boer forces in Southern
Africa, is Colonel Count George
DeVlllelois-Mareuil, u a f.encha!an
We are ii nreceipt of well got
ten-up pamphlet issued by the
southern Pacific settling in relief
the attractions of New Orleans dur
ing the Carnival season.
The remains of M. G. Lawton
ana MAJOR Logan both of whom fell
~ u the Philippines to carry out the
benevolent assimilation policy
ol Mckinley & Co., have arrive d
at San Francisco.
In : q recent engagement betwee en
Doers and British in Souther r
africa the losses Of the latter were
l3oo' about 40 per cent of the for
.es engaged. This is the largest
.oss ever suffered by the British
eept at balburea, Spain, in 1911
Some Of Lafayette's foremos
society people are rehearsing 3
pay to be produced at Falk's Op'
ela Rouse at an early date. The
profits derived from this entertain
ment will be used for a most lau'
ddDie cause-but of this more a
non.
-Rev. +. A. B. Laforest and
Kev /. Leduc passed through
lafayette Monday afternoon er
route to Carencro. They return
ed to their home in Abbeville or
Thursday, delighted to have seen
their many friends both in Caren-
Gro and Lafayette.
Great Britain is fighting for CT
vilization in Southern Africa, while
Uncle Sam is battling in the Phi
lippines for the same motive.
The civilization OF the Engllsf
consists in gold mines, and dla'
mopd mines, the Yankees in suga
cane. cotton, hemp and expansion
Ot caDitaI
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i
LOST

LOST.
foot ii small mail red brown erip
medicine sse CON Containing bo,tie
Chapman. 'na'ked Dr
r. Finder Fin will please ,.,,.
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present state acknowledgement an
nominating a new one to take hi
place and ordering the military t
disband.
And so is the situation IN tn,
Blue Grass State.
Who is right or who is wrong,
we shall not attempt to decide,
but any fair minded man will re-
gret that i'll this land OF boasted ci-
vilization and christianity, murder
is resorted to get rid Of a political
opponent.
What the outcome will be no
one can predict, but before the end
comes, Uncle Sam may step in and
take charge and support the re-
publicans. Surely no opposition
could be made to that procedure,
it has been done before IN Louisiana
Georgia, North and South Carolina
Mississippi and everyone remem-
bers the results.
There is nothing like Uncle Sam
to understand upholding law and
order provided it is conducive to
republicanism. Uncle Sam is cum
ming as an old fox in that particu-
lar business. He canes in on the
plea of U. S. mails being interfer-
ed with, but by the way that same
Uncle Sam does not care a fig
when SOM, scared health officer
puts in quarantine and interferes
with these same U. S. mails.
Oh! no, this is between Dem
ocratic states. Nothing to gain
but let Uncle Sam in his imagina-
tive powers fears that his mails, in
a political embroglio are interfered
with, and the blue coats are ap-
pearing.
Great Un-le Sam I
Great Country !
Cfat te3oIisll people,il
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

Singer office for best oil and needles. :
Orion Bros, pislnos and organs 2ls N.
Main.
Hinkle & Dolman, lawyers, 1894 Ows-
ley block.
j. G. Bates, tuner. Montana Music
Co. Tel 5O4.
DR.. Forsyth, dentist, has removed to
and 8 Owsley block.
]. r. Reed has secured a barn at 1886
South Main and will continue business
as usual.
Tinware, roofing, eavestroughs, smoke
stacks made to order A. e. Jones. 26s
East Park.
Mrs. s. D. Beebe. for advanced or ele-
mentary piano forte lessons. 1876 South
Wyoming.
Young German canaries, warranted
singers, only So. so each. Butte Bird
Store, So West Broadway.
The body of George Miller is at the
Duggan parlors. No arrangements ave
been made for the funeral.
Mrs. Tim Shea, aged 20 years,d died at
the family residence No. So Clear Grit
Terrace early this morning. Notice of
the funeral will be published l alter.
You can place absolute confidence in
the purity of Overland rye, and u.e
extreme s~moothness of this famous
whiskey qualities it more than any
other brand for home use. Retails at
$500 a gallon. Montana Liquor Co.
The Giotto is a 1rst-ciass cafe. Three
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TELLS STORY Of MURDER
HUSBAND OF THE WOMAN GIVES EVIDENCE AGAINST THE MAN
WHO KILLED HER WHAT LED TO THE CRIME.
MARSHALL PRESSED A GUN AGAINST CREECH's FOREHEAD AND
PULLED THE TRIGGER-T DID NOT GO OFF, BUT THE NEXT
EFFORT BROUGHT DEATH FOR MRS. CREECH.

not great enough to make any material
difference in the account Of the ARRAY as
rs it not a fact that this boy jumped
back to try to escape the two blows from
your gun, and that his gun then went or?'
asked Mr.. Wines, in reference to the trou-
bic on the sidewalk.
TT might have BEEN" was the reply.
The gun used by Creech was produced
said he had not fired It since last August
or September. The question of removing
the cartridges from the cylinder was raised
and the judge ordered them to be taken
You might lose your tempers and shoot
one another"
Joseph Brown, the Little Joe'' to whom
Creech referred, said he had known Mar
shall by the name of Allison; had let him
killing.
I'm not running a pawnshop. UNDER
stand. but I let him have the money"
Marshall had said he would redeem it.
He had returned early the next morning
and spoke Of his gun, but after being told
jerked another gun from his inside coat
pocket and started after Creech.
Of The he witness nrooesa,a also M said that ;, tat at on one ess stage age
muzzle of the. gun against his abdomen
and he had backed away and let him alone.
He did not think Marshall had a whole ar
senal on him.
o. cross-examination Little Joe' aid
that when Marshall drew the gun he
"0AhCu d1Ou1Lu ulIH 10 get III CTeeCn, say.
ing he wanted no trouble with him, wit
ness.
Joe expressed the belief that Marshall
possessed a tender feeling for him because
he had loaned him a dollar and a half, but
, when he went after Creech he had murder
in his heart.
! Being accused of guessing at some of
his testimony, he replied:
II am telling things as I remember them.
OF course. | may forget something. If you
don't see your mother for awhile, you will
forget her face"
Mr.. Wines asked questions rapidly and
the judge reminded him of it,
AN right. I'll put on the brakes" re-
, Sponded the attorney.
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co.

The summer eason at the Grand Opera
House has begun favorably. A pleased
audience witnessed the second perform
ance of "The Bells" last evening In
which Mr.. Clements Interpretation Of
the role of Matthias was artistic.
On Thursday evening Mr.. Clements
idyllic comedy 1.-The New Dominion"
will be presented and will continue for
the remainder of the week, including
the matinee SATURDAY. The special sum-
mer prices are Csc, SOC 75c.
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\ ENERA GOOD TIME.

A pleasant drive. q nice outing and .
general rood time Is always had when
YOU visit Crystal Springs. where the ac-
c~ommodations are good and the meals
served are excellent, at moderate prices.
private parties can secure the dance hail
and music by notifying us in advance.
CRYSTAL SPRINGS
Four miles west of Butte.
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BRICKS MADE FROM STRAW.

Paving brick made from straw is a novel
invention. It Is but a third the weight OF
ordinary brick, and can be manufactured
at half the cost. This new paving mate
rial may be used to considerable extent In
the west. TIL inventor says that the wheat
straw which annually goes to waste In the
west is sufficient to pave the streets OF
every city on the continent.
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THE D CLIMATE.

It may be comforting at the present time
world. This is enjoyed by Werschojansk.
in Siberia, which is in latitude 67.34 north
and in longitude 1873. 81 east. The coolest
month of the year Is February, and the
lowest temperature in that month during
the last seven years has been "a degrees
below zero, Fahrenheit. In the hottest
month of the year, July, the THERMOMETERS
has ben as low as IS degrees Fahrenheit.
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Tft-Bits: There's only one thing tn,
Armless Wonder can't do with his feet
said the Snowman.
What is that ?" asked a spectator.
"Put on his gloves" answered tn,
Snowman.
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Indianapolis Journals: DIX that critic
write any favorable comment on your
novel, Belinda?'
"Oh. yes; he said my father had once
met the prince of Wales, and that We
had always moved in the best society,"
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Chicago Record: IF you don't believe
in doctors why did you call me in?"
II car guess at what ails fe, doctor,
but l want you to shoulder the RESPONSE
bility for the drugs I take"