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Time for FOrbearance.

Daughter-Maw. 1 want you TO stop bossing
paw until after / get married.
Mother-Why, l should like to know?
Daughter-Just quick L get little bit
intimate with young man he begins to ask if
/ take after you.-New York Weekly.
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1t has been discovered that the grub OF
the boil weevil is considered a tasty morsel
by the hooking bird. So. the sweetest
songster OF America will be propagated and
encouraged IN Texas. and the cotton belt
viii not only lose an enemy. but gain a
thing OF beauty and a Joy forever
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Here the figures that he who runs
may read. IN 1897 trade between this coun-
try and Porto Rico amounted to $1,000. OO0
Last year it came to go, 100000 Trade fol-
lows the flag so closely that it almost steps
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United States with many picturesque oaths.
has joined the Filipino insurgents again.
He is of Boston's favorite George
Waskiugtons
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Qualified.

1--WE want a man for information bureau"
said the manager, but he must be one that can
answer all sorts OF questions and not lose his
head
That's me-" replied the applicant. I'm the
father of eight children. philadelphia Ledger.
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In crossing Lake Baikal the Russian
army appears to be repeating the expert
ence OF the hosts Of Pharaoh. which met
with considerable difficulty in attempting
the passage OF the Red sea. Only in that
case the water was more comfortably
warm
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An itinerant Methodist preacher in Mis-
souri, has inherited 10000 from a relative
In jamaica When he was told OF his good
luck. "Amenr" said the preacher. and went
on with his work. But the Missouri papers
are discovering that he is "a talented lin
guist artist and writer" OF course But
before he got the money he was an un-
known circuit rider.
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Let the newspapers which are so con-
cerned over our sympathy for heather
remember that Admiral Togo is Christian,
and has been for years And Admiral Togo
IS doing most OF the business right now
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ing for victory for the Car. Now, point
may be stretched to show that it would
aid Christianity. but how is it going to
help socialism?
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THE HUMORISTS.
The Ship.

young Spenderly has been flying high since
the death of his millionaire uncle"
Yes he has found it smooth sailing since he
came into his heirship. Town Topics
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Vermont, which used 10 be dry" tried
licensing wet goods for a year, and has
now gone back to the dry state again. Yer
mont is acting very much like the month
NJ
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Here is a prospect that is almost heart
breaking. 1t is well known that nature
has a way OF evening things up, and that
at the end of each year the temperature
averages about the same. Now there is a
shortage of 1888 degrees of heat since Jan. l.
All these degrees will have 10 be added this
summer TO make the books balance. 1t is
discouraging.
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De Mortuis Nil Nisi Bonum.

Shade Of Hanna (reading his obituaries)--won-
derfuli ASTOUNDING Amazing, These glorious
exhibits have exceeded my highest antscipations.
/ didn't half appreciate myself the earth.
thought l had made at least enemy,-Nsw
York Pre-
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The Atlanta Journal gets of the follow
ing remarkable epigram: THE sinews OF
war are made OF gold and silver" Now.
since julius Caesar once remarked that
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years ago. There remains only few weeks
to establish terms of sufficient intimacy to
warrant the expectation of an invitation
for visit this summer.
In Waterbury, where the watches come
from, a woman drank a pint of cider bran
dy. pint of rye whisky, an ounce of car
bolic acid, four ounces of chloroform and
a drachm of sulphate of morphine. The
doctors think she must have been trying
to commit suicide.
Chicago may declare war against Great
Britain. The British government has trans
ferred Consul Wyndham from the windy
city 10 Boston, and considers the transfer
a promotion. An ultimatum is expected
from Lake Michigan almost any day now.
A man loaned $4,000 for a total interest
of $50. 900 in eight years. In the investiga-
ton it comes out that he is the father OF
Lillian Bell; so that proves that genius
is hereditary Only father has Lillian beat
to death
Three checks were stolen from the office
of the Atlas engine works last Wednesday.
The Journal, however, must refuse the re-
quest to give the prize offered several days
previously for the first Robin of the
spring.
Former President Wos Gil, of San Do
mingo. is coming to the United States for
a visit. He will travel incognito, however,
so he may get away without giving any one
a chance to find out who y Wos.
The war correspondents are requested not
to lose sight of Major General Plug for
| single minute. We'd rather hear about
him than those other generals-he rests the
| jaw
Lieutenant Totten has calculated that the
| world will come to end in the year 1919
| Oh. well-that's fifteen years yet; plenty
| of time to get the canal dug.
A small boy in Ohio died of heart failure
while being spanked by an indignant par
| L Ill Iii,
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All who have relations living in st. Louis
would 90 we'll TO hurry up and renew the
correspondence which was dropped so many
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Lieutenant Totten has calculated that the
world will come to an end in the year 1919.
Oh. well-that's fifteen years yet; plenty
of time to get the canal dug.
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LOUISVILLE-C. T. Deering, northwest corner
Of Third and Jefferson Streets and Biuefeld
Bros, Az West Market street.
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ST LOUIS-Union News Company. Union Depot
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House. Fairfax Hotel willard Hotel.
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The war correspondents are requested not
to lose sight of Major General Plug for a
single minute. We'd rather hear about
him than those other generals-he rests the
jaw so.
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A small boy in Ohio died of heart failure
while being spanked by an indignant par
ent Boil your spankings !.
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years ago. There remains only few weeks
TO establish terms of sufficient intimacy to
warrant the expectation of an invitation
for a visit this summer.
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Former President Wos Gil, of San Do
mngo, is coming to the United States for
a visit. He will travel incognito, however,
so he may get away without giving any one
a chance TO find out who Wos.
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NEW YoRK-Astor House.
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DIES MONIES. Ia-Mose Jacobs. 300 Fifth street.
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w. ~. Hodges. ST., who lives on Martins
Vile rural route No. 4. writes the Journal
urging the nomination Of Senator Pressly
Smith, of Morgan county. for Governor.
Mr.. Hodges says that some OF the best
Governors the State has had have come
from the farm and that Senator Smith is
a typical hard-headed, practical farmer
possessed of executive ability and an
abundance OF common sense.
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