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The Washington times., 1906-12-18
WRITTEN WHILE SHOPPING
COZY CORNER CON.
Conducted BY Aunt Dotty.

Mrs. SwtIler; The hold-out apparatus
you have sewed in the sleeve Of your
card party gown will prove worthless.
Unfortunately, all the cards are out in
whist.
Dear Aunt Dotty-Won't you please
print your recipe for welsh rareDit
Lovingly, MRS. GNUWEDD."
Certainly my dear, here il is:
Wash the price tag from your channg
dish, light the Incorporate lamp, and
heat the pan. Take a pound Of physical
culture cheese, carefully cut out the
holes, cut the remainder into cubes and
stir together with TWO JablespOonfuls Of
liquid glue, add one bottle Of hair oil
II becomes uneasy pour over dog bis
cult and serve. You viii ind this more
edible than the ordinary raTebit-
A very pretty klmOno may be made
from the upper half Of your husband s
pajamas, Let in a triangular piece of
denim IN the sleeves TO give them that
rowing appearance. pipe the edges with
rubber weather strips, and the effect
viii be striking
Anxious BegiHner-No. it is not neces-
sary 70 wipe each separate kernel Of
rice after washing
Dear Aunt Dotty-How can l prevent
scratches on my new planO?
MRS. .. WHATTAFACF."
room.
So many Of nay dear girls have asked
me OF late how 70 wear their hair this
winter that / am compelled 10 omit my
advice to the Girl -WiIh-a-Heart- -Throb
today and comply
As 10 wearing ones hair. il ali de-
pends upon ones gowns. Il YOU have a
stunning thing In black net lace and
spdnSles, such as the yillaineriua wears
III the " inland -Me-Sr" drammer, IL is
well 10 wear the hair "A brfgHt velIovy
H. on the other hand, Your hands0mesr
gown this fall is old rose OF OF q. canned
corn SAade, IL Is better 20 wear the hair
JET D-ack- II ls better, Of course 10
wear ones hair titan II the gown is
steel gray with silver garnishinEs. SnoW
shoes Tor Ihe opera are no longer in
vogue.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18
TUESDAY, DECEMBER IS. 1906.
Well-FOunded Assurances.

Ambassadors are given TO assur-
ances of friendship. No two nations
were ever such historical enemies
that their eEvoys could not refer
with sober faces TO their mutual af-
lection and esteem.
Nevertheless. the address deliver
ed last night by Viscount Aold to
the American-Asiatic Association is
an effective answer TO the recent
shying at japanese spOoks on the
part of certain Western Congress
men.
The interests of the United
States and the Empire of japan are
identical 1t was the United
States that introduced her into the
intercourse of nations.
The people of japan are fully alive
10 the magnitude of the service thus
rendered (by this nation in the
Russio-Japanese war;. So
long as the moral character of the
two peoples does not change the
commercial activities of the two
peoples will be characterized by that
sense of fairness which is the best
guarantee of peace"
The informed and just American
reader cannot fail to be impressed
with the abundant foundation on
which these assertions rest.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18
THE NECK-TIE

Ouch! See the Ir-i-des-cent Necktie,
Children. Is il not a Siz-zler2 You
Heard It. too, did you uot2 This Neck
tie has got an August Rainbow. look
Ing Ike a streak Of PittsbuTg Smoke
when il comes to Vivid Hues. This
my Dears, is the sort of a Neck-tie
Mother viii Purchase for Father
Christmas Present. Poor Father viii
have 10 Wear Il. The Horses will go
Mad with Fright when they see It, Troll
ley cars viii run OF the Track and Aut-
o-mO-biles viii Explode. Father 8
Boss VIII also Fire him for Wearing 1t.
Little Ones, even Solomon never
knew why Women picked out such Fe-
rO-cioUs Hab-er-dasheryi
The Washington times., 1906-12-18
CITIZENS
DESIRE ROAD WORK

The meeting of the committee on roa Is
and highways of the Bethesda Citizens
Association was well attended last night,
and the action o. t'-e committee in decid-
ing TO apply today 20 thl county COM
missiOners for the Improvement of Brad
ley lane, from Rockville pike TO Brook
vile road thus opening communication
with OtterbOurne. Chevy Chase. and
Martin subdivision, under the ShOEGIaker
road law. was heartily cOmmen Sed.
s d. Caldwell chairman o. she com
mittees presided. He Is enthusiastic and
believes that the county commissioners
the citizens OF Bethesda are asking
The commissioners hHVe promised TO
Te-surface. an additio.l mile Of the old
Georgetown road, from the end OF the
mile just finished 20 Brown station.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18
Academy-"Young Buffalo, King Of the
WILD West"

Western Ilfe was presented last night
al The Academy in all the picturesque
ness Of c0Ioring. all the vividuess. and
all the strength which distinguish il
from life anywhere else in the world.
The tribe Of Indians from the Pine Ridge
reservation, in South Dakota, added
much 20 the reality and 10 the richness
OF the scenes Their native songs and
dances called forth The applause OF the
large and enthusiastic audience which
was present 20 greet Young Buffalo on
his opening night. Young Buffalo, the
hero OF the play, has a pleasing voice
and "a magnificent physique. and re-
ceived a deservedly welcome reception
from an appreCiauve audience. Emma
Rosalie. as Wild Neil: Tom Willis. Dave
Lewis, Frank DO0s0u, and Eugene la
Rue. ali did some very clever acting,
and Charles Drake. as the Judge. made
an extremely funny comedian, his hu-
morOus acting being well supplemented
by that of Maggie +. Meredith as the
widow Mccarthy.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18
GOODWIN ENTERTAINING
IN A FARCICAL COMEDY

Nat Goodwin has come unto his own
again and the large audience at the Co
lumbia which last night witnessed the
first production in this city of THE
Genius" were delighted, not merely be-
cause it afforded an excellent two
hours amusement. but also because the
comedian has at last found a play which
is worthy Of his talents as a risible-star
THE Genius is not startlingly orig
inal. The first act is strikingIy riminis-
cent Of the studio scene in ''Trilby." but
one does not mind this so much. for the
cast in the Goodwin production is ex-
The Washington times., 1906-12-18
BelascO-Musical and Dramatic Even

Annie Russell was not the only Puck
in town last night. nor John Benny the
only Bottom. Miss Margaret Arnold
played the one part. and Charles Os-
borne the other to the evident satisfac-
tion Of brilliant audience at the Be
lasco. II was the occasion of the St.
Thomas Church benefit and Robert
Hickman had charge Of the dramatic
and Miss Cryder Of the music end OF the
entertainment.
Mr.. Hickman's pupils did good work
I'm a condensation Of "A Midsummer
Nights Dream" and I'm a one-act
sketch Gentleman jim" with which
the program concluded. Mr. Osborne
proved his versitality by appearing IN
both. AS Bottom he got abundant fun
out of the character and made the hit
OF the evening. Irving Grey played
Ounce; Eugene r. Conway, Lysander;
Miss Irene Haywood, Helma Miss
Emily Webster. Titania. and Miss Fan
ME Isham. OberOn.
Miss Cryder's musical program was
short. but thoroughly enjoyable. Miss
Calra Drew, contraltO; Edwin Hughes.
pianist. and William Morse Rummel,
viOliuist, earned the enthusiastic ap-
plause they received.
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~ OLLCKING suitable holds
K boards the ionala nc Annie
makes of Puck the spirit geeful kindly
in
Of the ional
into a
night gath
"A
notable 7f fddish players
Majestic Kathryn who evidently abong
physical disability during the latter last week of
ccDtaby flied understudy The
Academy young
nd Iycems buresque appears be up
st.pdard
The Washington times., 1906-12-18
HERMANN TRIAL
SET FOR FEBRUARY
Accused Congressman Must
Answer Charge of De-
SuOying Records.

Representative Binger Hermann cf
Oregon. who is charged with destroying
thirty or more letteT-press copy books,
records of the General Land once, at
the time of his retirement as the head
OF that Office viii be called to trial be-
fore Justice STAFFORD in Criminal Court
No l February 4 next The Indictment
was returned against Representative
Hermann in March, 1895.
In the same court. February II, Fred
srick A. Hyde. John a. Benson. Henry
p. Dimond, and JOOst II. Schneider, in
dicted for conspiracy TO defraud the
United States in connection with the ac-
quisition OF public lands. VIII be pat on
trial.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18
Majestic-'East Lynne" Without Eath-
eTyn PuTnell.

Miss Kathryn PUrnell was unable
10 appear at either performance of
East Lynne" which was presented to
two large houses at the Majestic Thea
ter yesterday afternoon and evening,
the leading role of Lady Isabel Vine be
ing ably filled by Miss Gertrude a Nc
Gill Miss McGm. though naturally a
little lacking in the characteristics
which have made Miss Purneu a big
faVOrite in this play. gave a wonderfully
w. Murphy's portrayal of Archibald
Carlysle is good, and Edwin Abbey. in
the role of the ever present villain ex-
hibits his ability as a heavy. The re-
naming members of the company cred
itably support the leaders
Miss PuTnell viii probably be in the
caste this evening, but should she be
unable TO viii appear in the title role Of
Camille which is played for the re-
mainder of the week. beginning Thurs
day.
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DISADVANTAGES OF PROGRESS.

'W ar automobiles may be all right in
times or peace ETumblcd the old vet
eran. but when. in times OF war, you
are cut of from the commissary de
partmeut for a week, some good old
war horses would De a durn sight better
eating"
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

Representative LLttauer assures Con
gress that the American occupation of
Cuba is only temporary" So is Eng
lands occupation of Egynt
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

An eminent Kentuckian declares that
persons who drink straight whisky
never have stomach disorders. That's
mighty discouraging TO folks y no want
TO have the delirium tremens expe-
rienCe.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18
SKID.

The pave was wet
The motor car
Was going mighty fast
The motor cop
Threw up his arms
And shouted loud, "Avasti"
The chauffeur saw
Twas up 10 him
To put on power and skid
He tried 20 turn
4 corner sharp.
And then his auto did
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

Senator Clark OF Montana says his
time Is worth $50 an hour, While ii may
be worth that 10 Mr.. Clark. the record
does not show what IT is worth 10 Uncle
sam.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

Whitelaw Reid denies the report that
his daughter is TO marry a foreign noble
man. She has seen them at close range
long enough TO be wise.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18
SURE.

7 won't marry him, mother. even if
ne is count An ne wants me for IS
my money, and he = big foolr'
Hush. my dear. he'd b.. = bfggar fo7I
10 " ant you without a cent?
The Washington times., 1906-12-18
SAME ICE SAME STORY.

Already prepa<sStions are being made
TO harvest ice. This is the same ice dat
viii be scarce next summer.-FrOm the
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

Complaint is made that Mrs Parsons
book, The Family" contains too many
cross references. Naturally so. In a
family book.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

Mrs. Adams. the actress. got d lot OF
advertising out OF the killing of ex-
Senator Brown, but il is doubtful if IL
is the kind thai Will show results at the
box office
The Washington times., 1906-12-18
Chase's Polite Vaudeville.

For the ante-Christmas bill at Chase's
the management has provided the usual
The Washington times., 1906-12-18
A NEAR FABLE.

once upon a time there was a woman
who grieved sorely because her hus-
band loved a good dinner. She COM
planned that he was q brute that his
heart was in his stomach and that IL
was not her. but her cooking, that he
loved. She treated him badly for a.
long while but he got wise and pro-
ceeded 20 buy her all sorts Of charm
Ing gowns, wrappers, clOaks. hats and
other wearing apparel. Whereup0u she
began 20 love him with all her heart
Moral-lf q mans heart is In his
stomach, a womans is in her clothes
closet.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

Weather reports Indicate that the
Trust bin VIII have to fall back next
summer on the excuse that il was too
cold TO cut ice in Maine.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

Jcthro Bass advice, Don't write,
send" has added Significance in the
light of the Storer episode.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

Count Boni now knows how he has
fallen. The Parisians who are ostracis-
ing him are making more or less fuss
over Jimmy Hyde.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

Mrs. BiTdsong. Of Mississippi. NAV
now sing her swan song.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

What is the matter with Secretary
Hitchcock asks Denver paper. Well,
he does not play tennis, for one thing
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

The original Cromwell had saIne trou-
bIes, but he escaped better than Nelson
Cromwell. who has his Senator Morgan
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

Senator SmOOt is doubtless getting ac-
customed TO being used as a legislative
hunnnr
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

Fast horses are running thousands Of
young men In this country" says DR..
ParlIhurst. Thought the slow horses
We're causing most of the trouble.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

Representatives who voted against
the increased salary proposition prob
ably had other reasons than not need
ing the money.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

Several very wealthy men Of the couu-
try have declared IN favor of the in
heritance tax. They may have a grudge
against their sons.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

Ohicial rat catChers have been ap-
Tointed IN Manila. Back to her cor
ner for Pussy
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

The President has established another
precedent by furnishing his messages to
Congress in serial form.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18
VAPORINGS FROM A VACUUM.

Fortunately for most Of US. We won't
get what We deserve for Christmas.
Faint purse never won fair title.
Reformed spelling would be a very
fine thing if il would induce some au-
thOrs 10 turn out reformed writing.
A cat can look AT a king. Lots OF
them do. and then gossip TO beat tbs
band.
When YOU lose heavily a e bridge il be-
comes another bridge OF signs.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

\ bill for the regulation OF whistles
has been introduced in Congress 1t
does everything except prohibiting the
wetting OF EN-.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

sir Thomas Upton is a great jollier
OF eligible young women" says a New
York paper. The old teas
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

Former Senator Brown, Of Utah,
might have Jared better if he had prac-
ticed polygamy instead of the trial mar
Tiage plan
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

Count Boni refuses to talk other than
10 say he has not been disturbed by
American criticism. he will confess.
however, that he has been disturbed by
being separated from an American bank
account
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

Those North Dakota folks would ap-
pceCiate a few tons of coal more than
anything else for Christmas presents
this year.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

It is estimated that the trial of Harry
Thaw Will cost his mother $500, 600 This
Is exclusive Of the cost of new pictures
of Evelyn Nesht Thaw.
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

The man who gets too thoroughly
filled with the Christmas spirit may
have 70 put up collateral for his ap-
pearance at the Police Court
The Washington times., 1906-12-18
IN PANAMA.

a girl in Panama named Nell
Drove her new auto car pell-mel
Until with a smash
And terrible crash
She landed right in the Caualt
The Washington times., 1906-12-18

/ Cuba Is only temporary So is Eng
/ lands occupation Of Egypt
Weather reports Indicate that the
Trust bin viii have to fall back naxr
summer on the excuse that il was too
cold TO cut ice in Maine
Fast horses are running thousands Of
young men In this country" says Dr.
Parllhurst. Thought the slow horses
were causing most of the trouble
Official rat catchers have been ap-
POINTED In Manila. Back to her cor
ner for Pussy.
Representatives who voted against
the increased salary proposition prob
ably had other reasons than not need
ing the money.
What is the matter with Secretary
Hitchcock" asks a Denver paper. Wen.
he does not play tennis, for one thing.
Senator Smoot is doubtless getting ac-
oustomed to being used as a legislative
bumper,
Mrs. Birdsong. Of Mississippi. may
now sing her swan song.
Whitelaw Reid denies the report that
his daughter is TO marry a foreign noble
man. She has seen them at close range
long enough 10 be wise.
An eminent KentUckian declares that
persons who drink straight whisky
never have stomach disorders. That's
mighty discouraging TO folks y no want
TO have the delirium tremens expe-
rience.
Senator Clark OF Montana SAYS his
time Is worth $50 an hour While il may
be worth that 10 Mr.. Clark. the record
does not show what it is worth TO Uncle
Sam.
Mrs Adams. the actress. got a lot OF
advertising out OF the killing of ex-
Senator Brown, but il is doubtful if il
is the kind thai Will show results at the
box office.
Complaint is made that Mrs Parsons
book, The Family" contains too many
cross references. Naturally SO. In a
family book.
Jcthro Bass advice, Don't write,
send" has added Significance in the
light Of the storer episode.
The original Cromwell had some trou-
hIes, but he escaped better than Nelson
Cromwell who has his Senator Morgan.
Count Boni now knows how he has
fallen. The Parisians who are ostracis-
ing him are making more or less fuss
over Jimmy Hyde
The President has established another
precedent by furnishing his messages to
Congress in serial form.
Former Senator Brown, of Utah,
might have Jared better If he had prac-
ticed pOlygamy instead of the trial mar
Tiage plan
\ bill for the regulation OF whistles
has been introduced in Congress. 1t
does everything except prohibiting the
wetting OF EN-.
II is estimated that the trial of Harry
Thaw Will cost his mother $500 600. This
Is exclusive Of the cost of new pictures
Of Evelyn Nesgt Thaw.
The man who gets too thoroughly
filled with the Christmas spirit" may
have TO put up collateral for his ap-
pearance at the Police Court
Those North Dakota folks would ap-
pceciate a few tons of coal more than
anything else for Christmas presents
this year.
sir Thomas Upton is "a great jollier
OF eligible young women" saws a New
York paper. The old teas
Count Boni refuses TO talk other than
10 say he has not been disturbed by !
American criticism. de will confess.
however, that he has been disturbed by I
being separated from an American bank
account.
s,.--..-, -. ,...,.,- i . :,
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

The ih.-Ieper ihr Janssrv oii,rs d e
at rev idsa- tor the Nv Wear. Inc main
re iuireueDi i,a a nsgazi4.. al aus kimd :
TO Keep hiis ahead ~ Ia. iHuf-s. Il J. y
hlii,cuif proposition. bni wilh hs-fling and
perseverance, q can ~ ssals 4 ia b,--igu-
er makes this it, chi,si ANA ssasler. y b.
have an eve tur iDpprtsm d,.iaii- -huuid
noi osi'ris u the -apssrIsri,y at the iiiu-s VA
fipss 10 he d, -gner ever sat.r fashion
aagazsnes. The aods.i- pictured snd
described are tine latest designs at the
fashion makers. D. -idss This. here N.
-lwaIal artirls- hy pes,pt who know herr
-titesi- wei. Among these artics.- are
Il he Business " uman'- Ouiit.n Lessons
ln Dressmaking.r = Ins 'ructipu. w. GiIii-
nary. -'llpmclike inierior-" Laura ~e-
ple. up te-the- last minute ds-ssripiapn 81
the new tashioBable iancies in drc-s. etc.
he other halt al the magazine j. deyote4i
." sior'es and pens appropriate o. he
season. among which y an exceedingly
grarr'ul little sketch. "A f'indsrcila Il a
Night" by llelen lark Baln,er. ani p.a'In-
by Arthnr Powell John keudrics Bang,
and Susie NJ. Best The astonishing part
I'd il Is that Won can have The Designer tor
year tr htiv cents. postpaid Send
subscriptions ior lsG now.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
Aaaual Stock holAen'teeetins

Notice is hereby given tina, the an-
naal meeting of the Stockholders of
the Gannis Valley Ice company
for the election of directors md the
transaction of such other business as
may come before the meeting will be
held u the off % Of the company at
the residence ol ID Y. Pennington
in the town Of Gannison, Colorado,
ON T,sesdav the Sth dav Of Jlnuarv
A. d. 1907, At 5 O'Clock D. m
u. Y. PENNINGTON, Pres
lbsted DsrWsber Sth, 1896.
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Rather &-~dy

A farmer had a sos.i.r TOR shs so~i.< % hls
S.sd
'Tvas soelar maze - c.iar and said 7
"f'rr. IS anrrf ursa
of q sarr ma.s % esfasr7" said sns
farmer "Nrs f-aes-f
I tet mower seea a sselt1 SIR hat ia con
tas- ere sfsr-
To exceed s.a4af seeiinr far the sess.ia OF
the sesd
-f.sfa
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
Forever Alo00Ol.

Does your nus band hnd any fauN
with your cooking'"
"Cerlainly not. answered Mr.. keek-
tons vile. My husband has the chat
ing dish habit and is not in position TO
find fault with any BODY cooking -
washington Star
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
An Overnight.

''pe world owes us Twin, said Plod
ding Pete.
Yes answered Meanderine Mike.
but it neglected to mafe arrangements
so Cat We could clip il of from day to
day like coupons. Washington Star
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Important Part.
I-awy0

Lawyer-Then. too, there will be the
court crier's fee.
Fair Litisart tbreach Of promise)-
Oh, | shall co my own cry ing should
never think of trusting anybody else TO
do that. Goodness. no.--Puck.
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An InSinuatiOn.

The new boaroer," said the land lady
after the Individual had left the table.
lis as bald a. an egg"
remarked the cheerful idiot. - ~
glanced suspiciously at his egg cup
Chicago Daily News.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
Voull Dolasvs q.

''Bliggins 10 good fellow. but hs lac 10
tact"
What has he been doing now"
Trying TO tell Russian TO whom
introG uced MIN that old story shout the
japanese being the poiitest people %
earth h"-Washington Star
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
see< nnea.... = 49,.

LAsss. ee sIn Es~hsh Asssss sssoa0r
rAutl-i ses yor n-ss . san reas<ss01
zcat .eurru 70 r.r.aI. is.H hats
N4Er-Yes. ~s fst-zs Il necesSasJ
L@t.s Jgss- llh. No Ners- Uhy
cuf n Cniaaas =. ust-r thiEs q sss-
ting Losr - a m. a. ~ifhnsst taxing -
or hats ARG coets Tosr TosssA.
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a Reasonable sug-~~tiea.

Ms s,s.fi tvi.aTorsiy shaking -
si.epirg sparsel saH Johu, Tner<s .
q bErgiar iB fhe talse'
Nj Spraf turo, SINS i-s-s here
Nauea, I Instead IT sh.isEx the iise
oa; o; me. yoad go and shssAe shss
baFelaT yoa d Ia assiE.. ssme god
NN Neekly
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1oYa of I'd LQck.

we may AS well come to - -
desstanding right now. said the 81
cry husband. 1t may he hard for you
10 hear the truth from ne. but"
''indeed il is" interrupted The -.
tieot vile, Il hear II 80 selda0 1S00
yN."-CincinnAti Enquirer
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21

Binks- Smathers is generous usaa:
he'll divide with anybody.
Banks-Yes; no matter how mach
the other fellow has.-S, Louis kspub-
lie.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
Net the Issue.

Visitor-How DO you get around the
gambling feature of this bucket shop
that is operating SO openly in your town.
Citizen-We don't get around it at all:
we go right up against it,-N o. Times
Democrat
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
Any Old Day.

q want to be married IN sprtnGti0a.'
She said. IN her youthful days.
''or els. iu the golden sUH mers-
For winict EgVt % praise
Or. perhaps a itte ater
Ia tLs meow GAYS of tall"
But nov she'd b, :. I'D to get marrfsd>
Wei AN! g q .imc at all "
philadelphia actin
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
At the Consultation,

First Doctor-Then We decide not to
operate.
Second Doctor-Yes- What do you
think we ought to charge him for decid-
ing not to operate Brooklyn Life.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
OF Course.

Mrs. Bl:ther-Well. Mrs. Shrew. anA
how do you frd things now
Mrs Shrew tspi i.efully,-Why, By
looking for them. Of course. H~w
would you think Ally Sloper.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
Quick Action.

Huegins-l understand il xas case d
love At sight With Ardupp
Nucrins-les. He loved her the mia
ute he got glimpse OF her father check
book-Chicago Daily News.
Gunnison news-champion., 1906-12-21
Quito Q Success.

They say her wedding bsgeared DE-
scription.'
"Oh, more than that"
"Indeed?"
Yes II beggared her father."-fit-
Bits