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MISCELLANEOUS.

Bond and Lease-July %, Charles
Hedges, J Blair Kennerley Il T S Ken
nerley TO George w. Thatcher, lease the
Gold Dollar, Gold King, Leonard and
Emma W qtz claims until Feb !, 1905 ;
10000.
Satisfaction OF Lien-August ~, in re
Shockley Il McMurren Lumber Co va $
NJ Huston, lots II Il l2 blk . jenkins
tract.
Marginal Release-Aug l3, w Fernald
to q + johnson, covering property for.
merly in Union Co.
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$50.
Aug ia c Becker ct vir to S NJ
Huston lots II d l2 blk 2 jenkins tract /;
1850.
Aug ia c Becker to F l. Moore
same property as above; sllOO.
Aug l5-E + Crabill to Chas Newman
lot 2 blk % McCrarys adm Baker City ;
$3.50.
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Only the best brands OF liquors and
cigars at Dunphv's THE Club"
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MORTGAGES.

Aug l2-E Y Estabrook to + U Mer.
vim eight nd mixed cattle, for I mos (;
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OFFICIAL RECORDS.

The following instruments were filed
at the Baker county court house during
the week ending Aug. lS. 1903.
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Trust company, vice president of the
Bank OF Jones boro. and president of
the Matthews Gin company
Pine Bluffs Victory.

Pine Bluff won quite a victory in
landing Mr.. Alexander as one Of the
ccmr is icnc.s. It appears that Lit
lie Rock devised a scheme to land
Little Rock men in all five of the
places. but failed to capture even one.
Tuesday morning some of the Lit
tie Rock politicians boasted that Pine
Bluff had no show, and would be Civ
en- a solar plexus blow on the first bal
lot. But how surprised were the Lit
tie Rock fellows when the result of
the first ballot was announced. W.
3. Alexander Pine Bluffs candidate
and four others, not one of whom is
Little Rock man. were winners on
the first ballot. Mr.. Alexander led
from the start
w L. Goodwin. James Gould, Jes-
sic Core, D. c. Bell. Judge w. d.
Jones, Judge T. NJ Phillips. Judge W.
T. Woodbridge, w. H. Langford went
up to Little Rock to pull for Alexan
der, and with the assistance of Super
intendent J. H. Hinemon and Hon.
H. x. Toney executed swift politi-
cal stunt that caused the eyes of the
Little Rock politicians to bulge out
and their breath to come in gasps.
They sett pace that made the Little
Rock fellows feel like they need two
trains day from Gillett as well as
trains from every direction in the
state
Mr.. Alexander is a gentleman whose
character is unimpeachable. and it is
such men as he that are needed on
a commission where there will be
such fine opportunities for boodling as
there will be in the erection of a mil
lion-dollar statd capitol. The other
gentlemen selected to serve with Mr..
Alexander are also gentlemen of high
standing, and it may safely be said
that the affairs OF the commission
will be conducted upon honest. prac
tical business principles. and that
there will be no lust cause for COM
plant of scandal in the erection of
the new state house.
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KENTUCKY REPUBLICANS.
Yerkes Faction Decides to Nominate
A. e. Wilson or Governor.

Louisville Ky. April 22.-It has
been decided by the Republican lead
ers of Kentucky to nominate Augustus
r. Wilson, of Louisville, for govern
or A call for meeting of the state
committee will be issued this week.
Attorney General Pratt has already
announced his candidacy, but he is
% be knitted. Commissioner of Inter
nal Revenue Yerkes has already an
nounced that he would use all the ma
chinery of his department against
Pratt, and enough others of the ma
claine crowd are aligned with Yerkes
to make certain the prediction that
Wilson will be offered the nomination
md that he will accept. 1t seems
equally certain that Gov. Beckham will
win the Democratic nomination over
J. X Hendrick in the primary May 9.
rhe Republicans have no hope of car
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RoYal Italian Band.

Mr.. Charming Ellery, proprietor of
Ellery's Royal Italian band, is in the
city today completing arrangements
for the appearance of his great or
ganiZaton of musicians at the Elks
theater. The Ellery band, which has
been declared by musical critics all
over the country to be without an
equal in it's class, will play in Pine
Bluff on the afternoon and evening
of Friday, May s, and it is confident
ly expected that the theater on that
occasion will be crowded to its utmost
capacity. The usual prices will pre-
cents to a dollar
and the programs will be made to suit
the tastes of every one.
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Heath am &c nueviiY

We regret to record the Death Of
1ie Hon. Charles Kreck of Allentown.
"a, at the age of 80. Sixty-one years
ago Mr.. Xreck applied for member
ship in an Odd Fellows lodge and
was rejected on account of his sup.
posed bad health. AfterWard he was
accepted, and he survived ali tbs
members but one A little dose of baA
health in early life is often help to
long life. Rejected men live long
pmetim as any life insurance doc
tor will tell you. Indeed, the life in.
surance companies often do good to
men whom they are compelled to re-
ject. A man so rejected often changes
his habits and takes better care Of
himself, and perhaps becomes a good
risk. Besides, his obstinacy is
awakened, and he tries to live to
spite" the company, which. after all
was right-New York Sun.
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RECESS UNTIL JANUARY, 1904.
General Assembly May Adjourn to
Meet Next Year.


The amount of unfinished business
in the Legislature has given rise to
a strong rumor that an effort may be
made before the end Of the week TO
adjourn the general assembly until
January. 1904, says the Gazette.
Many bills which are considered
of vital importance have been intro
duced but there has not been time
to consider them These will go to
the wall for good unless they are
passed with lghtning-like rapidity
during the remainder Of the session
1t is only in the past week that the
proposition to adjourn until January
has been discussed at length by men,
bers of both branches. The discussion
of the matter, however, seems to
have come suddenly to the fore, IN
the present week and, outside the cap
itol commission, little else was talked
of yesterday in the legislative halls,
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Card Table and Ballroom
Scored By Rev. Fred D. Hale

Rev. Fred d. Hale preached to a
full house at the First Baptist church
last night, taking as his subject "'The
Card Table and the Ball Room" He
spoke at length on the sin of gam
bling, its prevalence and the various
methods by which it is done. Illus
trations were given as to the demor-
alizing effects of this sin. and the eX-
periences of several converted gam
blers We're presented. He quoted John
P. Quinn, the converted Chicago gam
bier, who ran a gambling house for
twenty y-fve years, as saying that card
playing in the home is the kinder
gal1cn for the gambling saloon He
quoted decisions from prominent
Judges on the bench to the effect
that playing cards for a prize at
progressive euchre party is just as
real gambling as playing for money
in a gambling room. Total abstinnce
from carG-playing was urged on
ths ground Of the tendency to awak-
en- and develop the gambling instinct.
AS to the modern ball room, DIR. Hale
said there are our reasons why he is
against it. The first is that the Bible
denounces it as being one of the
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WILL RUN COURT HIMSELF
Judge Toney Will Exercise His Own
Judgment in Temple of Justice

over night. The women had
several friends who solicited Judge
Tonoy to- have the women releases,
but the judge stood pat" giving
as his reason that two mean, mad,
drunken women were not responsible
for what they might dc. Some of
the friends and the attorneys of tho
women protested strongly, but the
Judge seemed to think he was run
ming his own court, and the women
were kept i'll prison until this morn
ing, when they We're transferred to
justices courts. Fannie was trans
fcrrcd 10 Esq. Stewards court, ahd
she was bound over to the grand jury
in the sum Of $500. Belle was sent
before Esq. Knox, and She viii no
given a hearing tomorrow
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Belle and Fannie Sampson. two
notorious mulatto sisters, who live on
Missouri street II the eastern part
OF tho city, got into trouble last even
ing over a fence which separates the
doni@ilcs of this pair of dusky dam.
sells. Belle built fence eight feet
high. Fannie tore il down With an
aX Then in 4 controversy over some
wood Belle opened un fire aud proceed
cd to empty a siX-sho0ter. Fannie rau
away. but procured a gllh and return
cd tho fire. Both being bad shots,
,here was nothing hit bur the houses.
The p"ir We're arrested by the Off
GERS and locked up. The yiXens were
beth heavily loaded with coke" or
booze" and they were not allowed
to give bend, brt were locked up
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Pretty sian.

The observer who walks along Main
street will be attracted to a new mccall
comania translucent window sign in
the front Of Strauss and Millers welt
known grocery store. This sign is Of
purple, upon which are gold letters
advertising Chase and Sanborn's teas
and coffees, which are we'll known
throughout the country for their high
standard Very effective, artistic and
striking is the adj but it calls to
mind that "A thing Of beauty is joy
forever"
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Official Changes.

The water and Light company are
to soon move their offices to the
building now occupied by the White
Swan laundry, and the Bell Vernon
We'll will occupy the rooms to be
made vacant by the water and light
company. The Bell Vernon and the
Leitner and We'll firms will fit up
their new offices with the latest and
most modern furniture and furnish
ings
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works of the flesh mentioned in
Galatians 5:19. The second reason
given was that the ministers of the
gospel, as rule, the world over, and
the soul-winning Christians in all the
churches, are opposed to the dance,
and say that it is hurtful to the cause
of Christ
The third reason was its origin and
purpose of those who introduced it.
1t began in Paris among leWd people,
and gradually made its way up among
good people, and crept into the church
from the outside. 1t was not intro
duced nor is it now carried forward
by the Holy Spirit. but by satan. The
las reason for antagonizing the ball
room was it's frightful effect upon So
ciety 1t causes hree-fOurths of the
dOWn-fallen women Of our country.
There will be a 5aptismal service
this evening at 7:45. TO be followed
by discourse to those who are seri-
ously thinking of becoming Chris
tians. The morning services are in
creasingly helpful The topic at 10
o'clock tomorrow will be "a Woman
in Trouble" Only two more days be-
fore the meetings close.
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WHYTE.REEVES.
Marriage Tuesday of Well Known
Pine Bluff Couple.

Miss Gertrude Whyte and Mr.. ]. c.
Reeves were married Tuesday after
noon at o'clock at the parsonage
of the First Methodist church, Rev.
J. F. Carr officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. H. G. Whyte. and she is a
popular and accomplished young lady
The groom is well known young
man and has many friends. He is
employed in the |. Dteyfus store.
They left soon after the ceremony
for a bridal trip. and will return home
in about two weeks.
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Police Court.

Nub Jackson, Ben Moon and Web
ster McMillin, three negroes, were
fined $5 each for tresspassing.
p. l.. Madison, profane language,
SO.
G. e Marshall, profane language,
S.
Geo. Porter. trcsspassing, IS.
NJ. j. O'Neal, drunk, So
T. J. Whittiki, drunk, SO.
Vennetta McCulver, violating moral
ity law, s..
Chas. Brown, violating morality law,
S..
w. E. Walker drunk, s..
John Mahoney, fast driving, con-
tinued till tomorrow at s a. m.
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Suit to Correct Title.

Essie Havis sues Parthena Gibson
and others and plaintiff prays juds
ment that the deed to certain lands
be corrected, for which a deed was
previously given and is not correct
description of lands. The plaintiff also
prays that in case the defendant does
by such time as the court shall name,
a commissioner be appointed to exec
ute a deed and correct the description
OF the land.
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r,nreror W:'li.yo Nina.

speaking CT errors III printing. the
foAowing from London Telegraph
,etter, copied into an evening paper
and referring tc Emperor William. is
one of the most ludicrous seen re-
Gently:
ut is at dinner ard supper that the
varied play Of many sided mind scin.
:iliatfs from every faucet"
One hears Of torrent of eloquence
0owing from speakers mouth" and
similar expressions, but mind scin.
tl:lating from faucets" is something
new and startling. But then--the EN-
pero- is not4lAg a not original.
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oId-Time Mercnants' Excnange.

AS early at 1910 ther was a Mer,
chants Exchange in New York. Il was
founded by Col Richard Nicells, who
vas governor of the province Of New
York at the time. The shopkeepers
met at the ringing of the Staff Hugs
bell on Friday evening for the purpose
OF exchange and barter. At these
meetings the mayor presided
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The Elks VIII give an informal social
session on the evening of Tuesday,
April 2S, at Elks theater. w. d. Jones
will be chairman of the meeting and
a nice rogram of music will be rend-
cred Refreshments will be served,
and there will be a large attendance.
The committee of affairs is composed
of Judge w. d. Jones, Rev. w. D..
Buckner, Rufus Arnold, F. NJ. Roane
and Frederick w. Hoyler.
The Elks had an enthusiastic meet
ing last night and Mr.. A. d. Foster
was initiated into the order and pair
of antlers we're fitted to the candi-
date Judging from reports Mr., Fost-
er is fine at goat riding.
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Retail Clerks.

The retail clerks will meet tonight
Pine and Fourth avenue. Fifteen new
members are be aiken in at this
meeting. This will give the associa-
ton a membership of over forty.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22

Mr. H. M. Johnson has acceped
a position in the Washington Nation
al bank, Of st. Louis. Mr.. J. A. Good
man succeeds him in his position in
the Citizens National bank here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22

rying the state, but they rely upon
their ability to overthrow Beckham
by proving that he is ineligible to
reelection under the constitution.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1903-04-22

The Pine Bluff Juniors and the Y.
M c. A Juniors will play game
this afternoon at Jones park.
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BA Sc ball NEWS.

i i. + f. !. i. i. + i. i. j. + j. + + j. 1.
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The rorry Eject. sf nmErr.

'McSorJy eats at one of thos, quick
lUnch restaurants where the room is
always crowded during the luUrheon
hours. The other day a patron.of the
plone stood right behind him waiting
To snatch has chair rs soon as h. fin
ishrd. McSoTley felt the fellows hand
on the back of the chair and it u-ldc
him hot"
What did he do?"
He ordered second piece Of Tje
just to battle the fellow, and is now in
bed with a horrible asack Of acute in
digestion. .'-CleNclan Plain Dealer.
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neartiess Relatives.

Mistress-Did you learn how Mrs.
Upton was?
Servant-Please. mum, l pulled at
the doorbell half an hour, and
couldn't make anybody hear. l thinl:
the bell had been muflled.
Mistress-The idea. How is the
poor invalid to know that all her
friends are anxious about her, if her
teartless relatives have muilled the
door-bell?-N. Y. Weekly.
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A Clear Case,

Jaggles-I see the scientists have
determined that only the male par
rots learn to talk.
Waggles-That's probably so, to
judge from the language they use
n. Y. Times.
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Sentiment mud NmNincNs.

Il cannot understand, ,ir, why you
permit your daughter IL sue me for
breach of promise. You remember
that you were bitterly opposed to our
enough for her and would disgrace
the family?"
young man, that was sentiment;
this is business. Iit-BitS.
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The Expensive Town

"Yes; I've been to New York"
"You didn't stay long"
"No, It's hard to stay long in New
York; it's so easy to get short
Philadelphia Press.
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No Love Lost.

"You have accepted George! Why,
you know very well that 1 don't ap-
prove of him."
"That's ell right, mamma. Neither
does he approve of you."-Life.
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Easily Explained.

Jennie" said the fond mother,
"why do You throw your clothes on
the floor that way?"
DO you really want to know?'
asked the precociuus youngster.
"Of course"
"Wcll. it's because it's easier than
hanging them up Chicago Post.
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Just n Reminder.

Tom (angrily)-I leave you tonight
forever!
Gladys-All right, dear, but remem-
Der th;N have an engagement for to-
morrow night.-Town Topics.
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Cora-Are those dangerous mi.
crObes that are found in kisses?
Her Maiden Aunt-They are, my
dear, when they prove to be the
germs of matrimOny-N. Y. Sun.
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Not Likely.

Lady-Does your mother know that
you're smoking?
The Kid-Well, as live about three
miles frum here, don't tink dat she
does.-Chicago American.
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A Sure, Thing.

Flubdubbe-Do you suppose that
girl that Bilkins is to marry is as
rich as she is said to be?
Pinhedde-No question about it
know Bilkins.-Smart Set.
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Schools and Courses Of SuSQuohanna
University, S2IirSgi0ye, Pa.

university, S2IliiSgiOVG, I'd.
TEACHERS COUSEA this time special attention called to ds
course 1t intended advance the efficiency and earning capacity
who teach during the Winter and also TO for teaching
The four all OF which can be taken by Caeos
interruption Of their work in tie coroon and leads TO
rmancnt certificate and other advantages This long felt
their education with salaries and ors
excellent opportunities for steady advancement Teachers and those who
wish to prepare successfully for ilg should fail TO acuant
year begins pl g. 1903, and closes july 80 1903 Expenses
are very low. Write for full particulars.
MUSICAL CONSERVATORY AND COLLEGE fOR YOUNG
LADIES Degrees and Diplomas Granted The Swmg begins
April 1908 and closes June II, 1903 Special arrangements have
been made for large attendance for MUSIC and other studies There
splendid in Elocuion Facilities are nowhere better Inc
work in charge able corps teachers who rank with best
where The large imposing LADIES' Hall has all the modern covcnnc
The home like and parents rest assured that Their
daughters will be given the best The climate very
leatlf and the surrounding sail that could be desired Our
students the best homes Why not give your daughter ue
advantage of at least away College, The day has gone
when the girls home and only the boys sent to college
Rates are very reasonable Write for catalogue and particulars
COMMERCIAL COURSE. An increasing number of young
finding lcla the counting desk and Offices 10
meet this demand University oilers thorough and efficient CONNER
ca Course co,sis ny ok.k png, Immanshp Shorthand, COM
mcrca aw etc All any Ic subjects may be pursued I}'es
securing superior students enjoy the additional
advantages Gymnasium Library and Reading Literary Se-
ties and the University life in general The University atmosphere
stimulates the ambition and together with efficient instruction
gives exceptionally satisfactory results We have no difficulty IN se"r
ing positions students eng the Write for terms and
The College of Liberal Arts noted for its excellent Scientific and
Classical Courses. in Civil Engineering given
The Prepaaory School fits students for College entrance Address
IT. l. WOODRUFF AN. WARNER, or J. F. KEMPFER-
Dear Re ,israr Field Scy
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1t was the woman's custom to spank
her boy with her slipper at frequent
intervals.
"Thcre is nothing quite like an Ok
ford training" she would explain TO
visitors. Puck
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Does II Himself.

"They say some blind people can
actually distinguish colors by the sense
of touch"
"That's nothing; there are times
when | feel blue myself. lf."-Boston
Commercial Bulletin.
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A Mystery.

Customer-Are you sure this fish
is fresh?
Waiter-I don't know, sir. I've only
been here three days.-Town Topics.
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Revelations of Intercst,

Stubbs-My new novel will hit the
public all right.
Scribbs-What do you call it?
Stubbs-"Confession Of Cook"
Detroit Free Press.
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Choking Him on.

Visitor-I've known your father for
20 years
Bobby-Aw, don't tell me your
troubles!-N. Y. Journal
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When Bridget lights the kitchen FIRE she
uses kerosene:
Theret a little boy who oft eats apples that
are green.
And in spite OF all that has been sung and
all that has been said.
1t Is a fact that neither Bridget nor the boy
Is dead
Was hngton Star.
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Nnudic's Wisdom.

Maud Muller. on a winters day,
Wasn't rak!ug the uew-mown hay;
OF fortune Maud desired 4 slice
So she said nothinC-and cut ice.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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Enough.

Jaggles-When that Russian applied
to have his name changed did the court
ask for any reasons?
Waggles-Not after he gave his
pame.-Judge.
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DIPLOMATIC Art.

She-I suppose you have to hatter
people a great deal?
He-Yes. Sometimes you have to
fatter them by telling them you don't.
Puck.
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Practical View of 1t,

"The spirit moves mel" exclaimed
the poet.
"Well,' said friend, that's cheaper
than paying house rent.'-Atlanta
Constitution.
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Great thought. are oft allowed to pass.
And scarce a mortal notes:
While dollars are the things, alas.
That sometimes get the votes.
Washington Star.
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lhe kidneys are your
blood purifiers, they fiji
ter out the waste or
impurities in the blood.
II they are sick or out
Of order, they fail to do
their work.
Pains, aches andrheu-
matlsm come from ex-
cess Of uric acid in the
blood, due to neglected
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Manifest.

Man getting shaved poll
tician did you shave with that razor
last?
Barber-Why?
Man-Because 1t has a pull.-N. Y.
Times.
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Oyer-WOrk Weakens
Your Kidneys.
Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood.

All the blood in your body passes through
your kidneys once every three minutes.