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|SI|[[ UNDECIDED
TRACTION co. VS.. CITY REGARD.
ING COMMERCIAL AVENUE
CONTINUED TILL JUNE 27
Claim That Former General Manager
Fischer Agreed 10 Pay For Two
Tracks Denied--sig Four
Objection overrulsd.

In the county court yesterday Judge
Dewey gave further attention to the
Commercial avenue assessment case
and the protests made against 1t by
the railroads, also TO the protests
made by several railroads against the
% cents special tax for county pur-
poses. The court sustained the pro-
tests in the latter case, it being shown
that the levy was in excess of what
was necessary to cancel the floating
debt of the county. The companies
will pay cents instead of rs cents,
but as nearly all other tax payers
have paid their taxes the loss to the
county in revenue will not be great.
The county has been under unusually
heavy expense on account of the sew
eral grand juries and will need every
dollar that can be collected under the
law
The Commercial avenue case has
been again continued for final con-
sideration on June 81, the point at
issue seeming to be that the city's
representatives claim the assessment
was made for two tracks pursuant to
an agreement with former General
Manager Fischer, while the railroad
company's representatives deny that
any such agreement was made. On
the date named Attorney d. S. Lans-
den expects to present formal de.
NAL from Mr., Fischer that he agreed
on behalf of the railroad company
that the company should be assessed
for two tracks.
1t appears that this is the import
ant point in Judge Dewey's mind.
The point is made that the railroad
should have made objection
10 the ordinance on the day set for
a hearing in the city council but the
answer is made that Mr.. Fischer was
then in Canada and conld not give
the ordinance attention
One feature which is regarded as
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FORTY POUNDS
in A FEW MONTHS TIME

of diet produced a vast amount Of
misery and discomfort. | was also
bothered a great deal with gas on nv
stomach.
Il consulted doctors and tried
numerous remedies, but failed to get
even temporary relief. / lost flesh
became greatly weakened and run
down and felt dull and langud near
" all the time
ai@Having failed TO get relief after
trying SO many different kinds oil
medicine, | was at loss what TO do
next While reading my daily paper
one day CHANGED upon statement
from some one whose trouble had
been similar to mine, and who claim.
ed to have been restored to Lealth
by using Cooper's New Discovery.
Il purchased bottle of the mcdi
cine at once, and by the time had
taken half the contents experience
wonderful relief. Two more bottles
made me well.
Il was soon eating anything and
everything ! wanted aud gained
forty pounds In weight within a -
months This was over year ago
and there has been no return OF my
former trouble
Cooper's New Discovery. the med
icine used by Mr.. Derryhill, has earn
ed and enviable reputation through
oct tne country. We sell it. +. q.
Schulz & Sons,
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DEATH OF OLD R|VERMAN
Patrick kearney Died Yesterday at
Marine Hospital--Made Cairo
His Home 40 Years.

Patrick Kearney, better known a,
Punch died yesterday morning
shortly after midnight at the Marine
hospital. He was an old river man,
having acted In the capacity OF
stewart on various steamboats, touch
ing at Cairo on both The Ohio and
Mississippi rivers, for ov.r forty
years. He was about seventy years
of age. Previous to his residence in
Cairo he made his headquarters at
Cincinnati where he spent most Of
his boyhood days. He was genial,
cordial old gentleman and made
many fast and warm friends where
ever he cast his lot
For the past year he has not been
actively engaged in his rsual duties
owing to advanced age, but enjoyed
the society OF the coterier of river
men who make their headquarters in
Cairo when off duty.
He had been aiIing for several
days and Sunday his condition was
so serious that his friends had him
removed from his apartments, 213
Eighth street, to the Marine hospital.
He had no reatives other than a
sister who ne had noty been abe to
ocate since they were both quite
roung.
Deceased was an old soldier having
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FIRST DAY OF
BROWNIES TRIAL
Concluded from First Page,)

these were put into the records.
White told Of meeting Browne in the
st. Nicholas Hotel al Springfield, and
said Browne came to his room late
at night and opened negotiations re,
garding mis- vote for Lorimer. Speak
ing of a second meeting, White said:
Browne asked me what was troub.
ling me- said 1 would like to know
how mrch am going to get for vot,
ing for Lorimer.' He asked me If |
was afraid said no, but wanted
to know just what | was going to get.
He said ! would get $1,000. He re-
peated that he was suspicious OF
Joliet prison, and urged me to keep
everything secret"
Among the latters from Browne was
one dated Ottawa. H., Jan. l., 1909"
The following post script was attached
TO this:
"P. Slave you sent for your
transportation yet?
&c. and A.--Write President C. and
A., Railway Exchange Building, Chi.
cago.
Il. C.--Write John G. Brennan,
general counsel. of Chicago.
"Wabash-Write Colonel Wells H.
Blodgett, general counsel. st. Louis.
Pullman Passes-Write John S.
Runnells, general counsel, Pullman
Car CO., Pullman Building, Chicago.
Half day Pullman passes and re-
turn, good sixty days. More later, as
soon as lists are made out
Another Witness.
In stating what he intended to
prore by the witnesses other than
White, Wayman disclosed the fact
that Representative George w. Myers,
of Paris, H., will testify. Wayman
said
Myers viii testify that the morn.
ing that sLorimer was elected twenty
minutes before the roll call, Browne
came to him and said. Better get In
with us Myers we have plenty OF
state jobs and plenty of the neces
sary.,"
During the testimony the names OF
two friends Of White who were in his
hotel ROOM in bed, on the night OF
May 81, 1909, when White alleges
Browne came to see him regarding
the Lorimer matter, were disclosed
These men are said to be Otis and
Sidney Yarhrought. of O'Fallon, ILL.,
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looking bad for the city in so far as
the alleged agreement with Mr.
Fischer is concerned. is that Commits
,sioner Warder is said to have called
ion Superintendent Mclaughlin, before
making the apportionment for Com.
mercial avenue, and asked him about
assessing the company for two tracks
instead of one. Mr.. Mclaughlin is
said to have replied that he would
submit the matter to General Man
ager Chubbuck. Mr.. Warder, it is
said, waited while and then called
again on Mr.. Mclaughlin to learn If
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NEW 81 EEpiNG CAR
SERVICE TO LOUISVILLE

Via Illinois Central. commencing
Nay Path, sleeping car service was
inaugurated between Paducah and
Louisville on train t04.
Sleeper will be open for occupan-
cy at Paducah at p. m. and picked
up by train 1o3 at 1873 a. m. arriving
in Louisvillee at TAO a. m.
Passengers leaving Cairo at $50
p. m. taking this route can secure a
full nights rest
-Four sections have been assigned
to Cairo ticket office and through
reservation can be made.
Returning, sleeper leaves Louis
Vile at $40 p. m. Passengers can
remain iii car at Padtcah until a
m. s. G. HATCH, g. P. A.,
Chicago
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FLOODS N GERMANY
CAUSED Loss OF LIFE

s. = 4
Cologne. Germany, June 13.--Great
less OF life has occurred in the Abr
valley OF the Eifel region as the re-
silt Of cloudburst which swept the
district Sunday night. Late estimates
| lace the total number Of dead at $50.
News OF the catastrophe reached
here today. Numerous storms In the
region had made the streams unus-
TALLY high and as the result of the un.
'fnally heavy downponr Sunday night
re river Abr suddenly overlooked.
TIE water carrying death and destruc.
tn In its path.
The greatest loss Of life occurred
Mere two barracks containing Italian
ard Cretain laborers employed on the
railway we're swept away. The in
mates we're asleep. Thirty-seven
bodies were recovered.
1us flood destroyed the railway
sni devastated several villages.
Ilgntning In one village destroyed
ten houses and injured four people.
The flood subsidized early today as
suddenly as II came,
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w. v Berryhill, a well known and
popular fireman living at II Bleach
cry street, Concord, N. c., has given
out an interesting statement concern
ing his recovery from stomach trou
Bile. He says;
For sevral years ! was in very
poor health as a result OF stomach
trouble It was hard to find food
that ! could digest, as many articles
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Valuable Old Bond.

A few days ago Baron Neupauer
went to the Crate Discount bank In or.
der to sell an 1864 state lottery bond.
On glancing at the number OF the
bond, the bank official recognized 1t as
one that three years ago had won the
first prize OF 100000 kronen. Vienna
Neue Freie Prose-.
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Lysander John Appleton always
looks on the bright side. He Is the
kind OF man who could look at
preacher kin. and find pleasure In
Dragging that when the kin breaches
they have to put chairs In the aisles.--
Atchison Globe
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Satisfied,

you say Mrs. Glitington's ex-hus.
band Is content with the divorce"
YES" answered Miss Cayenne. He
Gays the alimony doesn't amount to
nearly as much as he would have been
willing to pay In order to reach the
same understanding
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How II Struck bobbIe.

Bobbie waited In the BARRIERS shop
while his father was getting shaved
On reaching home he exclaimed: "Oh,
mamma, the man spread a lot Of
charlotte roosh on papa's face and
then scraped 1t all of again with a
knife"
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THE WEATHER
Yesterdays Cairo Temperatures.
Genera, Conditions.

Yesterday was fair. The tempera-
ture was higher than on recent pre-
vicus days.. but the air was redievei
by gentle hreezes, The weather bu-
reau reported rain ID the Atlantic and
east Gulf states and extreme south
eastern Tennessee, Extremes Of tenn
perature were SO at Nicksburg. Miss,
and Abilene, Kas., and GA at New York
City. s s1
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An old man in poorhouse who was
asked by visitor II he had any source
OF income replied; Madam. II you
must know. haven't got any money.
but I've got good backing. I've got
nne backing. I'm backed by one OF
the richest counties In the state"
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Second Assistant Secretary Adee OF
the state department Is on his annual
vacation In Europe. In company with
Mr.. Thackera, United States consul
general at Berlin. and Mrs. Thackera.
ne will devote about SIX weeks to a
bicycle tour Of southern France. He
expects to return to Washington about
the middle Of June
The Cairo bulletin., 1910-06-14

James NJ. Henderson killed horned
snake at his home, near Bush river,
on the Belfast road. on Tuesday. 1t
was about two feet long and lying on
n stump In the field. At the end of
its tail was horn. something like
a ROSTERS spur.--Newberry Observer.
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A Narrow Escape,

Little Roy's mother had told him
not TO cry when be hurt himself. One
day he fell down and bumped his
head. He mastered himself with
struggle. and said. Mamma. the Juice
very near came out of my The
DelineaIor.
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Painful Recollection.

Speaking OF these abandoned
FARMS, said the suburban grocer.
wiplng his nose with his once white
apron. Il abandoned good one my
self Is years ago. and came to town
because thought ] could get rich
quicker here--blame my fool hide!"
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Good Health Hint.

For hard-working persons. especial
!y brain workers. an excellent health
preserver is the habit of spending q
half hour lying prone, In the middle
of the day; best If combined with rec
reation and fresh air.
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AUTOMOBILE REPAuRINGs

In all its branches. We have the
best equipped snop and garage in the
city and will treat you right.
CAIRO MOTOR CAR CO,
Twenty-first and Washington.
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served as private in the confeder-
ata army.
His Cairo friends, of whom he had
many have arranged for his funeral
this afternoon. See funeral notice
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TIRE vuLcANizINe.

To prolong the life of your tires
100 per cent by having them vul-
canized at the proper time We will
do the job right and cheap.
CAIRO MOTOR CAR CO..
Twenty-firstt and Washington,
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Eorerasts Z For Today.

Cairo: Fair; not much change in
temperature.
Illinois: Washington, June 1S.-Fair
Tuesday and Wednesday; light vari-
ahle winds mostly west
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APPEARING OLD
Acts rs n Rnr to Profitable Employ
ment.

ment.
You cannot afford to grow old,
In these days of strenuous compeuuo'
t is necessary 70 maintain. as long a.
possible ones youthful appearance
1t is Impossible to do this without re
aiming luxurious growth of hair.
The presence of pandruR indicates thf
presence of a burrow!ng germ whlci
ives and thrives on the roots OF IN
hair untn 1t causes total badness
Newbro's Herpicide IL the onl's KNOW
destroyer of this pest and II is as eHec
i've as IT Is delightful to use
Herpicide makes an elegant hair dress
ing as well as Dandrufr cure.
Accept no substitute-there 's none.
Sold by leading druggists. Send toc. II
stamps for sample to The Herpicide Co.,
Detroit, Mich.
One dollar bottles guaranteed
Paul G. Schuh g. Sons, special
agents.
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Sun and Moon

Mote: The above sun and moon
record is for Illinois and approx,
mates the time at Cairo within a few
minutes.l
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WASTING the Tea.

why didn't you ask that young
man up to tea some evening. dear?"
81 don't beliepe IL would do any good,
mother He's confirmed bache-
Tor. - Detroit Free Press.
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The Rich Mans Point Of View.
There Is nothing like prosperity to
convince a man that he who Is unsuc-
,essful has only himself to blame.
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New YORK Far surpssse. Rome.

Persons are likely to think OF Rome
under Augustus as being great city.
but II was only one-fourth Of the size
Of the present New York city and its
wealth was not one-twentieth as great
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PLAINLY Annarcnt.

is he representative citizen?"
Certainly not. He never went to the
legislature"
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There are no points OF the com
pass on the chart Of true patriotism
Robert G. Winthrop.
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WANTED-Young man and lady at
the Union Depot. Apply Union News
Stand.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

FOR RENT-Yery desirable rooms.
Mrs. ]. J. Nichols, 60i Walnut street.
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FOR SHERIFF.

JAS. s. ROCHE authorizes his an.
nouncement as candidate for the
Republican nomination for sheriff Of
Alexander county, at the primary
election to be held Sept. Is. 1910.
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NO matter what af7s your !eet OF WHAT
under heaven yon have ust d without getting
relief, Just use TlZ. It's different 1t scts
right off. II cures sore feet to stay cured
It's the only foot remedy ever made which
acts en- the principle Of drawing out all the
poisonous exudatons which cause sore feet.
Powders and other remedies merely clog up
the pores. TIZ cleans them .utlt and keeps
them Gle. Yon will feel better The first
time it's used. Use 1t = week and you can
forget Won ever had sore feet. There Is moth
Ing on earth that can compare with II. TIH
IL for sale at all druggists, nc per hox, or
direct, If you wish frem Walter Luther Dodge
Il Co Chicago, Ill.
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Gel your Ice al The Brewery,
$500 per Ion,
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AFTER the second treatment she
walked downstairs one foot at time.
She has not been able TO walk down.
stairs before in past five years, ex.
cept by stepping down on each step
with ore foot at time. This is re-
markabIe. Send five more boxes
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-25
THE CHERRY SHIPMENTS.

The fruit being forewarned expect unfavor
able report from the carloads Of cherries shipped from Utah this
The shippers have stated that
to show that the Napoleon cherries grown ga
on become discolord and markets poor
condition
Local dealers il the cherry trade
information IS not them by
those who undertook the transporting of
AS to the cause there be difference opinion al
though majority the dealers growers theory that
the keeping qualities of the cherries irrigation
But there cherry Ogden which promises other
cherries shipper and marketable days the
Standard has had box Bng cherries exhibition its front
window and the fruit attractive placed there
An exhibit of the Bng cherries the atten
ton of California fruit growers acknowledged the finest box
OF cherries ever exhibition in that state
II the Napoleon cherries do
snppng trade then Bng cherries should grown
side markets and the Napoeons kept demand They
certainly make excellent goods and FORM command
good prices
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-25

difficult imagine with what halng and reluctant appetite
ator Burrows will this inquiry MIR Burrows likes describe
himself Senator Adrch humble and obedent
Indeed he brag public Of his comfortable and profitable
subrviency If he wants anything he knows where it,
1T without urging that the persuad
ed to undertake this examination The of Illinois
virtually asking the of their
representative the shall be cleared up example
Chicago News writes:
The developments date sufficient the pub
lie that bribery used the making Lome
That cloud his title
gang the senate especially the involved
requested the inquiry The senate power compel the giving
testimony 1t should the illuminate the
to bring hidden facts
The events thus far
the standpat group the disposed little
sible to make trouble for Lormer
the can not be maintained
by letting it run to weeds
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-25
THE CHARLTON CRIME.

The New York and therefore, papers of the entire
country bdened with the mnute details the murder Of
Mrs. Charlton and the capture Of her husband
The is given the Importance calamity
worldwide catastrophe and yet the principals distinguished
people, the murder but the unhoy and
natural alliance of adventures inexperienced mentally
unbalanced youth of 20 years Of age.
Mrs Charlton the daughter California family
maiden Scott She named Castle
affair with lawyer B. Craig at whom
Astoria York Later she was
by Castle and within two months became Char
ton.
The Charton departed on tour of Europe During quarrel
In their villa Lake como Italy husband enragd by his
naggng wife, struck the object over the with
malet.
This tragedy the excuse for ten thousand columns OF SEN
Something should to limit the verbosy
New York On the pete they country
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-25
ROOSEVELT INVITED TO OGDEN.

Roosevelt referring to his trip said he would
far Cheyenne immediately
preclude the possibility accepting
the opening the
fair in Ogden in September
If the eminent statesman and famous hunter
the pleasure OF that date then he should
vailed join hunting through Ogden canyon the
headwaers of the Ogden river this fall down
from his retreats in the mountain Businesses.
few Roosevelt had which
nearly all hunt and bear If he to our
guidance will agree Teddy bear and
fill the White House with bearsBins
Late last fall the skins of grizzly and
cinnamon families brought to Ogden hunters
assured Roosevelt aided by acquainted the trails might
equal that record
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-25
force their sensations upon the American

with flood and their sensations the American
people.
The Charlton tragedy only thousand occurring
of the United States There good to be
served dwelling these uxoricides in which bold
questionable character have invited death caow youths have
sacrificed themselves beckoning of the clever
Porter Charlton the greatest sufferer in this tragedy they
The lack balance
his his whose had
ceion of scandals.
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LoRINIER'tS CASE.

The San Francisco Call does think United States
senate and Of its shining lights discussing the reluctant
manner IN which the senators approached the investigation
bribery charges made In connection with the election Lome
the Call says:
The policy of forget it very with the dom
nant element Of the present senate and
mat people have nconvenen memories they would greatly
10 pass over the whole thing dgned silence
ih nonor OF the senate S extremely elastic quality
One remarks with that Hon julius Caesar
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-25

Wiches In lemonade and eat en- on the
iioor There are plenty OF red ants In
the kitchen"-Kansas City Journal
Light Diet.
Light of my life." the Esoulmau
cried,
AS he hugged and kissed his moon
checked bride.
And Aurora laughed and said: Dear
Bill,
| ought to get lighter and lighter still,
You have fed ME on candles. as I am
alive.
Since Peary was hero In 1906"
Chicago News.
TWO Cases,
Towne-My wife's nerves are such
peculiar things. She always worries
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-25
JUST FOR FUN
Real Hero.

Real Hero.
Kind Lady-Aren't you ashamed to
take peoples chickons from out of the
public roadway
Gritty George-Ah, no. mum; dat Is
an act of mercy dat | om proud OF
Kind Lady-An act of mercy7 How
do you account for it7
Gritty George-Why, mum. IL ]
didn't take dem out OF the roadway,
nine chances out Of ten dey'd be
killed by automobiles-Chic News.
All the Essentials.
why won't you go on the picnicT
I'm too tired. Let's soak the sand.
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when she's having a dress made Just
as Il
Browne Qnterrupting)-H My
wife only seems to worry when she
isn't having one made.-Cathollo
Standard and Times
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-25
The Man Who Laughed.

Somebody told him If he laughed
The world with him would smile.
And so he undertook to chaff
In a persistent style.
He laughed when on the street you
slipped
And saw great. painful stars;
He laughed when scared pedestrians
skipped
In front Of trolley cars.
He laughed to hear each tale of woe,
Fen though your tears might fall;
He laughed at folks who couldn't so
To see the game of ball.
Until at last his friends broke in
Upon his manners lax,
And every time he dared to grin
They hit him With an ak
Baltimore American.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-06-25
Chilly Circle.

Chilly Circle.
Mrs. Flubb (sympathetically)|
feel so sorry for the poor Esqulmaux.
John
Mr., Flubb-what's wrong with
them7
Mrs, Flubb-Why. they must be SO
lonesome in their semi-civllized state.
Just to think, they haven't any social
circles.
Mr., Flubb-H'ml They have the
Arctic circle. Marie.-ChIcago News.
Nice Mental Att tude.
In married life. when jealous fears in
trude.
And doubts disturb the magic of
loves spell.
The woman thinks she is not under
stood
The mans afraid he's understood too
well. Life
PessimIstlc-
Wareham Long-Youve heerd o.
the milk o human kindness. haint
yuh?
Goodman Gonrong-Yes; but
hain't never seen any but wot's been
skimmod.-Chlcago Tribune.
His Choice.
Gold beef again." complained 4
man. "Is there no choice?'
"Yes. there Is answered his wife
You can choose between eating or
leaving it,"-London Tlt-Bits