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vice commission. Nine persons took
the examination. five white and four
colored. The papers will be forward
ed to Wash ngton and the averages
of the various applicants will be re.
cefved later and announced.
Police Officer w. H. Connors, &C.
companied by his sister and brother,
were yesterday in Toledo, Ohio, and
were to have left that place last night
for Canada, where they will spend
some tine. Mr.. Connors Is of on a
vacation of thirty days.
The remains Of Chas NJ Simonson,
superintendent of the Pensacola Stone
& Cement Co, who died several days
since Of TYPHOID fever, were placed at
rest yesterday afternoon in ST. John 5
cemetery, Rev. Percival H. W,aaley of
Christ church officiating.
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TerSe!y Told

Sidney Strauss and Herbert Brock,
Of Montgomery, are in the city on d
short business visit.
E W. Lawrence, proprietor of the
New Method Laundry, is moving into
his new building on East Romano
street.
W. c. Roberts, exchange clerk at
the American National Bank. Is of on
q holiday of several weeks, which he
Is spending In Chicago.
Harry Frater, who is now located at
Hattissburg, where he is with the Ar
mour Packing Co.. Is in the city on a
short visit to relatives and friends.
Miss Matte Bars, the accommo-
dstlng clerk at the Postal Telegraph
Office, has gone to Birmingham, where
she will spend a vacation of several
weeks.
Among the prominent visitors in
the city yesterday were Hon. J. A.
feadon, representative of Santa Rosa
county, and D. A. Gill,s, tax assessor
Of Walton county.
IL you do not get a paper Tuesday
morning you will know 1t Is because
Inc Journal Is moving into new quar-
.srs and could not gets its machinery
% work In time for Tuesday paper.
H. B. Owens, formerly secretary and
treasurer OF the Gordon, Brown Hard
ware Co. and afterwards connected
WIN the A. NJ. Avery Hardware Co.,
rss accepted position with the Nc
Iavid-Hyer Co.
a. T. Levy leaves today on four to
s1 weeks visit with his brother in
Tenver, Colo. While in the west Mr..
Ivy Will visit Yellowstone park and
Wner points Of interest, and on his re-
W.T. MIn Trip Will stop over in St. Louis,
81, An examination for clerk and car
,.er at the local postoffice was held
. ~ ne United States court room yes.
'e'udy oy the United States civil SER
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On Clocks Face In n High Tower
ut the Peril II His Life-Hia Fond
ness For Society OF Actresses-An.
tics That Pat Lives In Peril.
Few students have left such lively
recollectlons as young lords Of mis-.
rule in the staid town of Wooster, O..
as did Harry Thaw, known as Mad
Harry" and "Crazy Thaw." for his
pranks still rank as classics In Woos.
ter university, says a special dispatch
from Wooster, o., to the New York
Herald.
The young Pittsburg millionaire who
ehot and killed Stanford White, the
architect, Is remembered at Wooster
as a pale, slender lad of fifteen when
he appeared as student Of the prepare
tory department several years ago. He
It was who complained bitterly even
al. that tender age because there was
not a "bawr" ON the train which
brought him from Pittsburg.
The Thaw family had given liberal
sums to Wooster university, then
known as 1.-THE Princeton of the west, {"
because 1t was stronghold Of the
bluest kind Of Presbyterianism and
also because the Rev. DR.. Sylvester f.
Scovel, who had recently been elected
its president was the pastor Of the
family church In Pittsburg.
70 hn hn H.,
Wooster term showed a strange pre-
objection for the society Of actresses.
A company appeared in extravaganza
In the little Quinby Opera House, usu-
ally given up to lyceum lectures, and
the thin faced youngster had front
seat and regarded the leading lady"
with open adulatiOn. The tradition Is
that he even essayed the stage doos
and was met by the coincidence and
her husband, who indulgently patted
him upon the shoulder and told him
to be good child. He also tried to
pay his devoirs to an actress in one of
the numerous "Black Crook" compa-
MES which were then transforming the
country. She snubbed him.
On another occasion, when the foot.
ball eleven had returned victorious,
young Thaw hit upon the idea of hav.
ing the girls Of one of these little comic
opera companies wear ribbons Of the
college colors, black and yellow, az
carriers and sashes. To give zest to tho
occasion he spent his allowance in pro-
viding fifty seats for students in
block SO that the house might break
loose with enthusiasm while the youths
sang. He had flowers and candy for
the chorus girls even then, but he was
SO young that the actresses regarded
him as a spoiled child. -,
Thaw was always plentifully sup
piled with money and received remit.
tances twice a month at least. In the
interim he often pawned his clothes
and jewelry. The faculty yearned to
give good report of him in his studies.
but seldom found anything TO which he
could be said to be devoting his time.
Thaw was a boon companion of the
late Sylvester Scovei, the war CORE.
spondent anu son Of the president Of
the college, and the two won admira-
ton by airs which were supposed to
ozark seasoned men Of the world.
Thaw smoked cigarettes in those days,
and the story goes that he left the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-08-05
SAFESl SAFES! SAFEST SAFES
Buy Diebold Safes.
Scarritt Moreno, Agent.
You Ought to Use
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1t is simple, easy to operate. light run
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You can purchase a Fay4Sholes
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A Fay-Sholes Typewriter will be
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expense for a ten days trial 70 prove
its worth.
Your name and address will bring
our booklet and sample Of two color
writing.
Southern Purchasing Agency,
LOCAL AGENTS,
324 Brent Buildinq, Pensacola
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Hundreds of other Bargains too
numerous to mention, but neverthe-
less equally tempting. Don't miss
this grand opportunity, but follow the
crowd to THE BUSY STORE,
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Out your extract bill in half by
using Blue Ribbon Lemon and Vanilla.
Absolutely pure and SO highly con.
centrated that only half the usua!
quantity Is required.
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RECORD BREAKING
SHIPMENT OF BEER

N. Goldring has just received what
he says is the largest shipment of
teer ever coming TO Pensacola-two
solid cars Of the famous A. B. c.
hrand-the king of all bottled beers.
Aug4-2t
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Before Stock Taking
WE WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING

WE WILL OFFER THE FOLLOWING
BARGAINS IN SILKS TO CLEAN
THEM UP QUICKLY.
40c White Wash jap Silks for
days only. -. :. :. :. :. .19e
soc Dotted White Jap Silks, for
days only. :. 49,. :. ........ 2se
36tnch Messaline Taffeta Silk,
in black and colors, :. :. 49,. .69c
36-inch Back Peau DeSoie Silk,
days only. :. .. =. :. .. I. .69c
$125 and $3.50 Fancy Louisine Lib
erty and Taffeta Silks. for
days only. :. =. :. :. =. Csc
SOC Genuine Bauzar Silks, all col
ors, for days only. .. 80. SIC
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Pensacola Driving Association

rehsaCoia IRVING Aaeociation.
A special meeting OF the Pensacola
Driving Association will be held Mon
day night at. 1870 o'clock at the PEN
sacola Stables and all members are
urged to be present.
T. e. WELIES,
j. M. JOHNSON, President.
Secretary.
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Hllly and Ne.

Billy and Ne.
What h tie use OF our learning 30 much,
Scraps OF dead Latin and scraps Of high
Dutch?
Amos II hate you" and haben's "to be-
What does II matter to Billy and me?
Wicked old kings that are dead-servs
'em right
Plitical Biography. colors in light;
'Clipses of Saturn or bones Of a bee
What does 1t matter to Billy and me?
Resp-ratry system or decimal points,
Classes of levers as shown In our joints.
Height Of the mountains or depth of the
What do they matter to Billy and me?
Baseball and knives and ripe apples and
string,
Trees we can Chamber and stones we can
fling.
Swimming. adventures. our dinner and
tea
That is what matters to Billy and mol
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waitin8 His Tara.
One day Georges mother asked h&n
whether he wanted to 90 with her to
buy petticoat.
George answered with enthusiasm,
"Oh, yes!" :.
When his mother got to the store she
asked for a white petticoat. When
George saw the skirt he asked:
When are we going to get the pet
goaty-Little Chronicle.
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THE JOURNAL BY CARRIER 10
CENTS "A WEEK.
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Special Record BREAKING
Sale Of Skirts.

$l.60 DUCK and Grass Linen fin
ashed Skirts to go Monday FOR $50
$3.50 Mohasr Skirts to go Monday
80 - S2s15
$3.50 hobafr and Panama Skirts
I'd 20 MONDAY for.. .. 1886
60 new fall sample SHipts, latest :
full circxdar style, worth $3.50
and $3.50, choice Monday. - $3.50
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BAD BLOOD

before began using Cascarets I had had com.
plexion, pimples on my face. and nay food was not
digested as 1t should have been. Now am entirely
we'll. and the pirnpies have oil from my
face: can truthfully say that Cascarets are Just
a. advertised; have taken only two boxes Of them
Clarence K. Griffin. Sheridan. Ind.
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Special ReCord-BreaRin8
Sale Of Waists.

/ lot of 75c and 80 White Lawn
Wa SITS, all this seasons goods,
special. :. :. :. 80. :. :. .39c
1 lot of 1.50 and SITS very fine
Sheer White Lawn Waists
handsomely and stylishly made,
to go at. :. :. :. :. :. $50
lot Of extra fine White Shirt
Waists, beautifully made, some
were $3.50, SO and $3.50 values,
choice of entire line now. ..$1.69
All broken lines Of finest LINGERIE
Waists and few odd sizes in Jap
Silk Waists to 90 now for less than
actual cost.
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CIean-Sweep Sale Of
Bathing Suits

REGARDLESS OF COST BEFORE
STOCK TAKING.
Mems $1.25 Stockinet Bathing
Suits for days only :. :. 80. CSC
Mems $500 Stockinet Bathing
Suits for days only. .. .9sc
Mems $3.50 Stockinet Bathing
Suits for days only. 49,. $3.50
ALL OUR MISSES AND LADIES'
BATHING SUITS FOR DAYS
ONLY LESS THAN ACTUAL
COST.
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Very
Special Bargains

MORNING ONLY.
Best 15c Genuine Lonsdale Cam
brio, to 60 at. :. .. :. .. .t0Zc
Genuine Berkely Cambria, worth
121ac, to go at. =. :. -. .. $40
10 yards of BEST &c and &c Cali
Goes and Gdnghams, to 90, per
Ready to Wear Hats worth up to
$1.25 each, to go at. :. :. -. 25c
White Duck HATH, worth 800 to
$500 each at 8 O'Clock Monday
morning. .. =. 90. .. =. 80. 39c
Csc "a Bleached Sheeting, special
cut price, Monday only. .. ..19c
15c Bleached Pillow Cases. torn
and hemmed, special, Monday. Toe
Best sc and 61ac Calicoes or APP
ron Check Ginghams, special
Monday, 10 yards for. .. =. ..39c
Mill End lengths of 1teaohed Table
Damask on Bargain Counters Monday
at sacrifice prices.
Is pairs of fine Ruled and Tucked
Swiss Curtains, worth 800 per
pair, full 8 yards long, special
at o'clock Monday, pair. :. sec
$1.00 ]. B. Corsets to go at. 80. CSC
$3.50 J. B. Corsets to 90 at. 80. .85c
SOC Hammock Pillows, full ruffled
each. :. go. :. :. :. :. 90. .29c
10c and 12h Dress Gnghams. In
choice styles, special bargain
aL.. =. ..6H2c
All our fine printed 15c and 1Sc
Bat!stes to go now at :. :. $40
All our 10c, 121ac and 16c Embroid-
cries and Insertings to go Mon
day at. {. :. =. E. :. -. SIC
Best yard wide Bieached Fitch
vile Domestic to 20 at. =. ..7&c
20 yards good, stout Bieached
Domestic to each customer for $1.00
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r. X. WHITE,
Matchmaker. naasiaetsrino jswsIsr. and Graduate
Optician, 30 s. PaIaiex Street. Pensacola. Fla.
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HARRY THlW'S FRANKS
Escapades Of Stanford Whites
Slayer While at College.
BE WAS KNOWN AS mad HARRY"

How He Challked a Donkey's Head
on . Clocks Face In n High Tower
ut the Peril If His Life-Hia Fond
ness For Society OF Actresses-An.
tics That Pat Lives In Peril.
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Final C1ean-Up Sale

OF WHITE GOODS BEFORE STOCK
TAsesNc.
% yards fine Write Sheer India
Idnon or Checked Nafnsook,
for 3 days only for. :. >. ..$too
26c White Persian Lawn, As
inches wides, sheer and fine, for
days only. .. -. =. %. .1sc
35c Sheer and very fine French or
Persian Lawn. As inches wide,
for 3 days only. :. .23c
Best. $50 fine White India inon
for 3 days only. .. =. ..9Hc
ALL SHORT ENDS AND REM.
NANTs OF WHITE GOODS TO
GO REGARDLESS OF COST
Csc Baeached "a Sheettng, for
Gays OMy.. ..19c
15c Genuine Uonsdale Cambria,
best made, special for days. 1890
10 yards Finest 12Hc Bleached
Berkely Cambria. for days
only. =. .. $50
Sc Cheese Cloth, SO inches wide,
SPECIAL BAxToAIN SALE MON.
= DAY on Towels, Table pamask, Bed
spreads.
HOSIERY AND HANpKERcHIEFs
lit will pay you to attend this sale.
, 1906-03-22
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the in
terest heretofore owned by William
Orville, III the Windsor Livery Stables,
located in the town of Saratoga. Car
bon county, Wyoming, has this day
been purchased by William Mace and
G G. Hickok, and that all debts due
from the Windsor Stables, or the
Livery business of Sisson n Orville.
will be paid by the new firm, known
as the Windsor Livery Stables, and
all debts due to the old firm of Sis
son IL Orville will he collected by the
Successors of said firm.
But it is hereby expressly stated
and declared that no indebtedness
other than that of the Livery of Sisson
~ OrvilIe will be paid by the new
firm.
Saratoga, Wyo. March 10. 1906.
, 1906-03-22

DIR. Writer brought to this office Il
few days since a Jewish paper, printed
in New York, entitled The Morning
Jewish journal All except the
head line is printed in Hebrew and
one cannot resist the impression that
you would have to stand on your
head to read it. \ little thing like
that ought not +" annoy one, but 1t
will, sometimes, and HIS we could get
no information from it. We finally put
it in the stove to avoid AN attack of
vertigo or Jim jams,
, 1906-03-22
Steals $500 ipes.

One of the s~trangest cases OF KEEP
tomania ever brought to light was
heard of in Paris. A certain woman
had such a passion for smoking and
for coloring m"eerschaum pipes that
she had been for Il long time stealing
pipes of this description from shops.
In the fiat which she occupied there
was found no fewer than $500 pipes,
not one of which, il is believed, she
had paid for.
, 1906-03-22

RuriE the Rodsen or Oarsman. a
daring sea rover. landed in S62 on the
Russian shore of the Baltic with his
brothers. Sineus and Truwer. He
subjugated the country from Novgo-
rod to the Volga. and his followers
were called Rodsen. or Russians, Rod
sen, in the Scandinavian tongue of
the period. meaning oarsmen. Rurik
died in S79. The Russian warship
Rurik, it will be remembered, went
down off Sakhalin last summer.
, 1906-03-22
\ Loyal Judge.

a Loyal Judge.
There are few people in the Fourth
Judicial District who would not be
glad to see almost any good thing be-
fall Judge c. Fl. Parmalee. When
he was offered ii seat on the supreme
bench we all rejoiced at the invitation
to go up higher and yet in our hearts
we regretted il; but when he an
nounced that he would not leave the
bench of the Fourth judicial district
to which the people had elected him,
even TO take a seat on the supreme
bench, all felt that he had IA Just APP
probation of his duty as IA public of
licer. BY TINS act he has endeared
himself to the citizens of the district.
The bar and the laity alike are
pleased to keep Judge Parmalee with
us. His service on the Eench Of this
district has been fully appreciated
and now that il Is realized that he
will fill ont his term we hear express
sions of rstcem and confidence. He
had many friends befucea and has more
now. Sheridan Post.
, 1906-03-22

Johann Most, the great anarchist is
dead. For years he was the center of
ii socialistic cyclone and the source of
much trouble and uneasiness to every
government of any considerable di
mansions on the earth. A sigh of re-
lief will go up from many "A crowned
head now that he is beyond the power
of further harm. 1t is a matter for
speculation what the coming genera
tlons will have to say of this mans
life work, but a man is pretty accu-
rately sized up in the course of time
and assigned his place in the worlds
history.
, 1906-03-22

The Western Home Maker. owned
and published by Franc L. +. Wool.
ward, of 621, 10 Dearhou St, Chicago,
has an excellent article on Carbon
county in its March issue. Mr.. Wood
ward is publishing a very interesting
monthly and it is bound to grow and
increase in in Importance with every
issue. Typographically it is one of
the most perfect magazines published.
Our people are likely to hear more in
teresting news concerning this month
ly before many months.
, 1906-03-22
Desert Land. Final Proof. Notice for
Publication.

l.. ;. LAM OFFICE
Cheyenne. Wyoming, March II, 1906
Notice is hereby given that Mary
H.. Wilcox of Saratoga. Wyoming,
has filed notice of intention to make
proof on her desert land claim No.
lA49, for the w swi Sec. Is, sci sci
Sec. 20, mel mel Sec. 81, nwi nwi
Sec. 33, 7, 10 n, r. 80 W., before j.
+. Crawford. L. 5. Comm'r Dist. of
Wyo., at Saratoga, Wyoming, ON
Tuesday. the LIST day of May, 1906.
She names the following witnesses
TO prove the complete irrigation and
reclamation of said land:
Benjamin A. Kidding. Roy Peck,
Dana 5. Crawford, and David 5. Will
COX. all of Saratoga, Wyoming.
W. +. CHAPLIN,
Set Register.
, 1906-03-22
Desert Land. Final Proof. Notice 70,
Publication.

I. ;. LAND OFEICE
Cheyenne, Wyoming, March II. 1906
Notice is hereby given that Hugh
Il. Mowry of Saratoga. Wyoming. has
filed notice of intention TO make final
proof on his desert land claim No.
1897, for the swi mel, lot = Sec. ,, r,
10 n, "! sci Sec. 30, 7. Is N. X. 81
W., before j. +. Crawford. US. Com
mr.. Dist. of Wyoming, at Saratoga.
Wyoming, ON Tuesday, the LIST day
May, 1906.
He names the following witnesses
TO prove the complete irrigation and
reclamation of said land:
Frank White, Erasius j. Fouts,
William II. Sowders and Julius T..
Nelson, all of Saratoga, Wyoming.
". f. CnAHLIN.
sou Register.
, 1906-03-22

The subject of English sparrows is
now being aired in the Cheyenne
dailies and the pros and cons of the
subject duly discussed. Certain it is
that the record of the English spar
row in the large cities is much to his
discredit, for he is filthy, pugnacious,
IA %quarrelsome little mischief maker,
who refuses to live in peace with any.
thing that wears feathers. When he
meets up with one of the feathered
tribe of IA different kind there is ii
light or IA foot race right then and
there. Better wipe bim out. for there
Is scarcely IA bird that is not to be pre-
ferred to the English sparrow.
, 1906-03-22
New secret d

One OF the prosperous farmers of
i;tna. n. H.. was informed by his
hired mar that in the town of Canaan
there was Il secret order which had "A
large membership and was very pros
porous, and hearing such a glowing
account he inquired the name of the
order. The young man replied that
he was not quite certain, but believed
thai il was knights of Paralysis"
, 1906-03-22
Irishman or Indian.

Having beer described in the Wash
ington Post as "A noble red nan law
Yer Robert l.. owen has written a let
ter 10 the editor. Il hold as a self
evident truth" he says, that a man
who is ninety-nine parts Irish and one
part Cherokee is to all intents and
purposes an freshman. even if he is
by the statutes of the United States
Il Cherokee Indian
, 1906-03-22

Susan b. Anthony passed away the
othsr day at the age of So. She was
one OF three very remarkable women.
the other two being Mrs. Stanton and
Frances Willard. While she lived
she vas IA power. Now that she is
dead she will be II stlll greater power,
for while she was alive the papers
poked fun at her, wrote witty things
about her, ridiculed her for IA crank:
but now that she is dead they are "A V
ing loving, tender, appreciative. beau
tliul things about her ana the great
cause she gave her life up Ia. How
her heart used To quiver with pain at
those shafts of abuse and ridicule,
And how her heart would culver with
delight at the thousands of lovely
things that have been said of her
since she passed ever. All, there is
the rub. We abuse and yillifv the
living and praise and eulugise the
dead. a man is u scoundrel. II william
until he dies, when he immediately
becomes IA hero, a statesman, il great
public benelactor. Something wrong
somewhere.
, 1906-03-22

All kinds of alarming reports are
coming from Red Desert concerning
the condition of sheep as a result of
this last extremely cold weather. As
these reports are nearly always ex-
aggerated and as the weather has
turned much warmer, the loss out
there is not likely to he much above
the average when the truth is known.
, 1906-03-22
Theory of Heat and Motion.

TIL modern theory OF heat and mo-
ton seems 10 have been quite clear to
the mind of a Dutch professor named
Van der Linden as early as 1912. In
n medical treatise. written in Latin.
the professor asserts his belief that
the heal OF the human body consists in
the vibration OF the most minute par
tiCles in its makeup.
, 1906-03-22

The oldest architectural ruins in
the world are believed to be the rock
II temples OF lpsambool, on the left
bank Of the Nile, in Nuhia. The larg,
est of these ancient temples contains
fourteen apartments hewn out of
solid stone. The ruins are supposed
to he 4.O0O wears old.
, 1906-03-22
Initiate Jamaica Rum.

The government of Jamaica has be
gun in England, a series of prosecu.
tions of sellers OF counterfeit Jamai
ca rum. The result of this Illicit
trade has been a reduction of disriller
les in Jamaica from $50 to los in five
wears.
, 1906-03-22
Immense Southern swamps.

The two largest swamps in the
south. the Everglades and the Okefin-
oke. cover an area of 500 900 square
miles. The trees are very large and
vegetation low. Both swamps TEEN
with alligators and deadly moccasins.
, 1906-03-22
LANGUAGE of Italy and Sicily.

Among the natives of Italy and
Sicily there are about 10000 who
speak French; German is spoken by
u. 900; Slavic by 10000; Albanese by
10000: Greek by $4,000; Catalanian
by 10000.
, 1906-03-22
Straw Blocks for Pavino,

Some of the streets of Warsaw. Po-
land, are paved with straw pressed
into blocks and made hard enough to
be used for this purpose.
, 1906-03-22
Horse Resents a Snub.

Mr.. Boston Hit Saturday morning
went in the stable to curry his driving
horse and failed to speak to it. so the
horse began to kick, kicking him right
badly.-Culpepper Wa.) Exponent.
, 1906-03-22

Oar neve wuz ne lowsrounds er sor-
row but "A sunbeam found its way ter
'um en- set some bird a-singin'.-At.
lanta Constitution.
, 1906-03-22

Colorado is always the scene of
great natural or political commissions.
Just now it is nip and tuck between
snow slides and train wrecks as to
which scores the most victims.
, 1906-03-22

! am right in the front rank with
some of the finest ranches in the
country. II you want to buy OF sell,
get busy. ID 5. Crawford
, 1906-03-22

Huts of Russian Peasants.
Nine-tenths of the peasants in Rus
sia live in huts without floors and
too low for a tall man 10 stand in.
, 1906-03-22
One of Mans Delusions.
Must Notify Billboard Men.

If Mrs. Miner changed her mind
again Yesterday she forgot to e
ton it to the man who owns the bill
boards. Rock Springs Independent