Crawfordsville Daily Journal, Crawfordsville, Montgomery County, 26 July 1892 — Page 3

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FRUIT

to put up fruit.

Ross Bros,

QUEENSWARE.

GROCERIES.—1

KI OLILLI

iint iS la i.

IVuit Jars, Fruit Cans, and Jell)' Glasses,, extra tops and

rubbers, wax inciters and stew kettles. Everything necessary

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MID-SUMMER SALE!

We will offer for the next 30 days great bargains

to make room for our Fall Stock that is fast being .bought. This sale is strictlj'

CASH.

forty Bedroom Sets, ranging in price from $12 to $40. his is no advertising dodge. You can buy furniture cheaper ol us now than it was ever sold in Crawfordsville before. Come and see the bargains in Bookcases, Sideboards, Parlor I urniture, Center Tables, Reed and Rattan Chairs, Fancy Chairs, Dinning-room Chairs and Cain-Seat Chairs. This sale commences 011 Tuesday, Jul)- 19, and lasts for forty days.

On TUESDAY, AUGUST 2, there will be

A i**i /I p(1,.n,1n Of U10 Pat riot

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phM'j'MKlon will move about 10 o'clock, aiul will constat ol bands, carriages and several lutiidi»M uultormcd men. In the afternoon there will be—

A lialloon Ascension and Parachute Leap by a Man and Dog A HIKIM

Ut

The Cut Price Still Continues On Broken Sizes,

Less than Cost.

Men's, Women's and Child­

ren's line goods.

I'argains on all kinds of

goods at this season of the

year.

E. B. CURTIS,

*05 ist Main Street.

l.O W llATKS

the Annual Uncampment, Sanx of

I rtcrniia,

Helena, Montana, Aug-

l'or this occasion the popular Hig ''our Konto will make rate of ono fare for the ronnd trip, Belling tickets for all twins of August !1 to 12, good returning until September 20tli. For the aieoininodation of patrons special ar ningoineuta have been miulo by the Hig

Houto, by which tickets will be issued good going via ine route and reiiruing via another, affording- an excel«"t "pjMjrtunitv to visit tho entire "wtorn country. The usual stop over

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'»y all linos

wt of the Missouri river. To obtain a

to junction points with

^BP''t connections, be sure your tickets reiul via the Big Four rente. G. IS. KOIUNKON, Agont.

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T'l-lcen Several.

for fi,?r Female Itogulator easiw o"1V-

le wo|iib

and other dis

ami years standing,

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MIW.W.K.

STKIIUJNS, llidge, QH.

S"toire

—We will also put on sale quite a num­

ber of Dinner Sets as well as a great many odd pieces of ware to close out. Yon can buy this ware at your own price—first come, first served. This ware is a little damaged but will be sold cheap.

25 barrels of Pure Cold Flour to arrive

this week. Phis (lour is taking the lead of all other Hours,

and look at the price: 70 cents for 25 pounds $1.40 for 50 .pounds of the best spring-wheat flour. 12^ barrels of this llom every 30 days. It speaks for itself. Our grocery.•••trade was jiever so good—the reason is we are selling cheap.

Barnhill, Hornaday & Pickett.

Great Day in Crawfordsville!

ic Order Sonsof A mortal. helnip 1 iio ocoft-

sion of tlie mo(»Unir of the Suiu CKIII| of this Order. The

never witnessed In this county hol'oro, und probably never will bo soon again.

Hicycle Races, for Men and Women!

Two

I'.xliibition Drill by CrawfordsvilleCommanderv,68,P.O.S.ofA. This IH the finest Uniformed Kunk of any organization In the country. THE RAILROADS have promised to give excursion rates on this day ofone and third faro for round trip. See reading notices elsewhere in this paper and bills. l*TThc8e attractions will Ik given so as not

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eonllict, therefore you can Fceull of I hem.

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HAIIAIOAU HA

Grand Kxcurxlon to Xtagara I'allH.

Via Uig Four ltotito, Lake Shore nnd New York Central R've, Tuosduy, .Tuly '20, 1892, only $5.75 round trip. Only 81 more for Toronto, only $5 more for Thousand Islands. Correspondingly low rate to Put-in-Bay and Lake Chautauqu. This will be one of the grandest, best and cheapest excursions ever run nnd will be handled on spocinl trains of palace sleeping ••ars, parlor cars, reclining chair cars, nid elegant conches through to Niagara Falls without change. Don't miss it. Quick time, low rates and enrly arrival at the Falls. Make your arrangements in ndvnnce to go via the Big Four Route. For full information cnll on Q. Is. llobineon, agent, Crawfordsville.

The Father of Many Ills.

Constipation leads to a multitude of physicial troubles. It is generally the result of carelessness or indifference to the simplest rule of health. Eugene McKay, of Bradford, Ont., writes: "I had for yonrs leen a sufferer from constipntion, had taken grent many different remedies, some of which did me good for time but only for a time, then my trouble cnnie back worse than ever. I was induced by friond whom Brandretli's pills had benoflted to try them. Took two each night for week, then one each night for six weeks. Sinco that time I have not experienced the slightest difficulty, and my bowels move regularly every day. I firmly believe that for sluggishness of the bowels, and biliousness Brandreth's 1'illB are far perior to nny other."

Tnn Big Four Route is popularly known as the Veteran's Line to the (i. A.R. encampment at Washington. Sept. 20, 1892, because in connection with the scenic Chesnpenke & Ohio rnilroad it passes in full view of the famous battle fields of Virginia. Hates as low as the lowest, accommodations unsurpassed Make your arrangements to go vin the Big Four Koute. For tickets and full information call on or addross Q. E. Robinson, agent.

Daily Journal

TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1892.

THE DAILY JOUHXAL

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—Newt WasHon is in Scotland. M. W. Bruner left ton, Ohio.

inFurni=

We have on hands

on sale by

Robinson «fc Wallace, nnd l'onlious Lace v.

FLASHES FROM OVER THE OITI.

—Tom (irimes is in Indianapolis. Gus Sheehan is down from Chicago —Albert Miller is in Indianapolis today. —C. II. Finite iq olis.

ovpr from Imlinnnp-

LinFnyotlo Inst

—Otis Miller was in night.

mnmilner, is in

—T. F. Drake, of Itennsalaer, the city. —Will Jlcnklc has Chicago.

returned from

Edinburg, not

to-day for Dny-

UIIS returned

—J\Iiss Otta Schlommer from Ohio.

George T, Durham went to Ind'anapolis to day.

Mrs. H. 1'. Ensminger has returned from a visit at Westlield.

-Harry Stevenson and wife, of Chicago, are the guests of John Drury. —Misses .lulia Harris and Bessie Hunter have returned to Logansport. 1 r. Man-o-wa has decided to discontinue his visrtB to Crnwfoadoville. -nA\ arren Wilkinson, representing the Hall cure, is stopping at the Robbins.

part of the Crawfordsville orches­

tra will furnish music Tor a reception at Kockville this evening.

—•Mrs. Schweitzer and Mrs. Duprez have returned to Shelbyville after a visit with .1. H. Reimann.

Michael Carroll has been awarded tlio contract for two long gravel roads in Tippecanoe county.

W. 1*. Griest will represent Haddock Lodge at the Good Templar district convention at Ltiley.

Roy Trout, Frost Trout and his guest, l'ercy Lukens, of Lebanon, O., are at the Shades to spend a few days.

Agent Robinson, of the Big Four announces that the rate to Denvor will probably not be settled definitely before August 1.

—Dr. Lnvne and wife, Mrs. Wm Birch and daughters, MrB. Thomas Birch and Mrs..Tames Birch were among the Niagara excursionists to-day. —Ed Milliman will leave tho American Express Company' ollice on August first to become express messenger on the Vandalin. It is quite a neat promotion. —The Dome Music Publishing Company, of Logansport has just issued a book of Sunday school songs gotten up by W. T. GifTe and our own Frank M. Davis.

Pile commissioners are engaged in making their settlement with the Treasurer. This should have been done nt the Juno session but other work was more urgent.

—The real estate market is remarkably dull just at present and but little land seems to bo on tho market. There will probably be a livening up, however, along in August,. —Tho school board is still in search a principle for the high school. There have been applications made by persons all over tho country, but as yet the right person has not been found.

—A large five pound bass was caught near Schwank's yesterday by Walter Britton and Lee Myers. It took pretty hard pulling for tliem to get it to tho shore, but they succeeded after getting grotty wot. —1'rofoflsor Morris the most miceoBsfnl clairvoyant who over visited LaFayette, has been in Crawfordsville for tho past week or so, but has returned to LaFavetto for the purposo of continuing the very lucrative business be began here.—

LdFui/i ltc Journal.

—Persons contemplating making the Denver trip who have aot already socured accommodations will probably bo unablo to do so. The sleepers and chair cars have all boon gobbled up and somo who announced their intention of going somo time ngo are left in the son p. —Dr. Griffith met Rev. Anron Worth at the train this morning and gave him the freedom of the city. He will speak at the court houso this evening and being candidate for Governor on the Prohibition ticket will no doubt pack tho house. Dr. Griffith predicts that there will bo 100 Prohibition votes oast in this county next November. Tho doctor is a prognosticator anil tho son of a prognosticator but ho [is not infallible for all of that.

Hour Is Back.

Hong Guav, tho genial "washer wasliee," is back from a visit to China. While in the cclestial land he was married and transacted some other tritlling business. Ifo did not bring Mrs. Hong back with him but left her at homo with her feet tied up in rags to keep them nice and small. Hong will not go baok for porno years, not until ho has acquired great riches Enough, in fact, to buy a Chinese palaco with a whole regiment of gaily painted Chinese gods. Then ho and Mrs. Hong will put on nl tho dog imaginable and entertain the whole section at their very pleasant rodent feasts. llong is about tho most enterprising Chinaman that over struck tho town and it is safe to say that when ho leaves he will t.ako back a whole bag full of daddy dollars.

ON A STRIKE.

The Monon Section Men Go Out This Moraine for Higher Waees. Section bosses Halpin and Tobin are silting down in the shade near the Monon station, while their salary like Tennyson's brook goes on forever. They are willing to work and have no kick coming but their subordinates are out on a strike for higher wages. The strike is pretty general along tho road south of here, but it lacks organization. The strikers are not combined and can hardly hope to successfully cope with tho road HB they are. Section men receive $1.10 a day and tho Crawfordsville strikers want their wages raised to 81.25. At somo of tho other towns tho men want 81.35 and at others 81.40. It is said that the road will ofi'er a sort of a compromise schedule on August 1st,but there iB no authentic statement to this effect. There is only about a dozen strikers bore in Crawfordsville and none of them are displaying theeg tlags and anarchy. -Altogether it is a pretty tame strike.

The Olevelandtanffreformclub. 1 ue weather was very warm last evening, so when the court house bell had been rung several times and the Democratic club had been called to order in the court room it was found that there were only 7G9 Democrats present. .Tedge Jeenis Selltir was booked for a speecht the committee on constitution was exjwcted to make a report, and a largo keg of beer was expected to tie opened but it was found to bo too warm for anything except tlio last peico of busi" ness. After tho call to order there wore loud cries of "Seller!" but a number misunderstanding tho cry made a stam pede for the basement, evidently under tho impression that tho aforementioned keg was there. The Jiulge finally arosei however, and presented a most dignified nppearanco, being jauntily attired in a melted Bliirt and overalls. Tho shirt was quite docollete and a glimpse of this volumptuous beauty's snowy bosom was presented ns ho arose and said "Friends and follow citizens: Owing to the MclCinloy bill wo are oppressed by the hottest weather wo have endured for years. It has caused death and deso lation in our midst and still men— rather let me say—the basilisks of mo nopoly—have the audacity to call it "protection." When will this oppression cease? (loud applause and cry of "boor") Let us unfurl our cold wave Hags and march forth (o victory and free trade in icebergs. That's all I've got to say. It's ns hot as —."

Just here tho band started up the inspiring strains of "Happy days down on tho farm," and the voice of the speaker was drowned out by the noise and perspiration which lloated tho entiro audience down stairs aB they clung to chairs and other objects that would flout. A few hundred "floators" who wore present didn't need any chairs and enjoyed the deluge hugely. The committeo on constitution did not report and the club will not meet ag'un for two weeks, when it is hoped the hot weathor plank of the Mclvinley Bill will have relaxed its rigor.

In Business at LaFayette.

Mies Bessie VnnCamp, of precious memory, loft for] LaFayette last night, where she will engage in business in future. Last evening she sent word to the police that if they would undo the bolts of her cell "at tho jail that she would depart for her homo in LaFayette with all haste. Mayor Bandel hoard her plea and ordered her released on tho condition named. When Bessie again breathed the air of freedom she lifted up her voice nnd sworo a large number of palo blue Bwears against the Mayor, the police, the W. C. T. U. and all in ^authority. She made so much noise that tho police felt it incumbent upon them to clnb her a few rounds and drove her out over the fill. Sho engaged in a few fights with tho pretty little ladies out tliero but when the midnight freight came along Bessie climbed in a box car and wont on to the Star

City''

Keai instate Transfers.

Tho following are the real estate transfers reported by Thomas T. Minihall, abstractor and real estate dealer: Josopli Ualbroiith to Kll/.ulolh Nirh* ols

l5

MIUIISOH tp 100.00

Jos MIKacre II to,I Kvcrson '4 Int. In 10 lots in city 1 000.00 JOUUUH LUUL* lo A

GILBERT

lot in

City 1.K7JV00 »o II Faust to W 1) Jones lot In city.. 1,*'00.00 W Whltv to Francis IJoyJ lot in UmKn Fruiicetiu Ko*l toC S unci II Myers lot-iu Luriotm AummliiSmlt.li to Mury HUKKCU of :in Here Union tp Kll/.ubetli Hull to W Vnyne l-Olnt.

100,00

000,00

200.00

In 10fj acres Union ti A Henry to and Parker tract

850.00

in Waynetown Stephenson to Walter & Cooley 1 acre Union W Hutton to W Hurt man, trustee, 1 acre Union tp -100.00 (•00 W Hland to Alice

Wiiiteeottou

MK.or. acres Madison tp 1,200.00 Trotter to Jacob Mariz ii lota ami tract In Darlington 1.H00.00

I'l transfers ..?10,17".,00

It Was Suicide.

There seems to bo no doubt but that tho doatli of John McCain on tho Clover Lenf near Linden yesterday wns a do libornlo suicide. He frequently had boon heard to declare that life was not worth living, and only last Saturday ho staled to the Now Richmond barber that he would bo found along the railroad cut to pieces some fine morning.

Yesterday after his mangled remains had been taken on to New Richmond, Joe Oliver, farm hand, found some big tones and pieces of flesh which had not lieen picked up. He placet! these on tlio ties of tho railroad and they wore still lying there at last accounts.

7a l'air I.urr Curtains at 7!'e, orth 1 .*»0, 700 "00c. "•G 1 ,-\s, worth "l.r0, "tJ.47, :,.00. China Silks In patterns fit. :i.*i e, .00. We haveauother lot ol tlnwe line MrneluM table linen ami t»*» prices will be

wvy

low In

this sale. Summer corsets. pmhI ones at Hc. A few all woi (.'ha! lies at cut pn\'s. 1'rlnts \Mj I and ie, He' them.

SKIPPED OUT.

Mrs. Devaugh Vr'inte Insane Flies From Her Husband This Morning. '*God's curses fall on any man who interferes with me! Clear the track! Clear the track!"

With

theBO

Saved by the Department.

The fire department saved Crawfordsville from a big firo loss last night by a timely response to an alarm. About ono o'clock Mr. Holloway, of the firm of Woodruff .V Ilolloway, photographers in the third story of tlio Fink-MeClelland block block on east Main street, discovered smoke issning from a room used to storo rags and boxes in. He yelled the alarm ont 'of tho front window and Policeman Ol Gill who happened to bo passing, immediately notified Chief Dorsov. Water was on tho firo in less than five minutes and the ilames quenched, not howevor boforo the water had soaked down through the first and socond stories. Woodruff .V Holloway's loss will be about §000 with no insurance. Hilly Rapjwrt's cigar factory was sprinkled and he will lose several cases of tobacco, all fully insurod. Mike Callahan's saloon Buffered the partial los.. of a pool table, fully insured in tho London Lancashire. The building is owned by l'hillip ^Fink and Mrs. Dr. McClcllnn, but tho loss is mostly on Mr. Fink's part. Ilis loss nmonnting to about SI00 however, is fully covered by insurance in tho Gorman, of Peoria. Mrs. McC'lellan'B part is insured in the North American nnd Liverpool, London and Globe. Repairs are being made to-day and by evening tho roof will bo covered.

A Neat Scrap,

Mr. Collman, a hardy son of (oil, was out last evening with his sleeves rolled up add his tank fnll of beer. Mr. Collman was bunting trouble and on the court house corner found it is tho person of that accommodating gentleman and scholar, Mr. Nig Mooring. Nig knows when he has a snap and tho way lie wiped up tho dusty pavemiwith tho body of Mr. ('ollmiin was a sight, which in itself was a liberal odu

Ciltion

150,00

in the manly art of self, defence.

There wore no arrests made.

i/joo.on

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Thinks Dynamiters Did It.

"I do not believe the stink factory a responsible for the death of the fish between it nnd Troutman's," said Judge Snyder this morning. In my opinion dynamiters are responsible for tho wholesale and shameful slaughter. There is nothing about the factory lo poison tho fish and on the contrary it furnishes them food. Dynamiters did the work and are no doubt doing it. right nlong."

I have boon troubled with chronic catarrh for years, Ely's (.'ream balm is the only remedy among the many that I have used that affords me relief.—E. AV. Willard, Druggist... Joliet, III.

My son has been i.lllictod with nasal catarrh since quite young. I was induced to try Ely's Cream Ralm, and before ho had used ono bottle that disagreeable catarrhal smell had all left, him. No apjiearfl as well as anyone. II is the liost catarrh remedy in the market.—J. O. Olmstead, Areola, III.

Greatest Bargains Ever Offered.

In our Clearance Sale of Summer Dry Goods and the price of every article in our store reduced to make this sale a grand success.

Mllliifry Krimls Mil than liall m-lcc to I

Wl.lto l)r,-ss.io(Ki«. ll..I„silrll( at :i.".

worth »0.

Worlh

Go to

rather startliifg words

Mrs. Devaugh canio rushing down tho stairs of McClcllnn block this morning with a satchel and reaching the side walk disappeared in the east. Mrs. Devaugh is tho wife of tho proprietor of tho north Uroon street shooting galleiv and for tlio jiast few days sho lias been making things lively. Early this morning she sent for ofiieer (irimes and poured into his oar a most harrowing tale. She said her husband had abused her and Hint she was afraid for her life, ho having threatened to kill her. She wished, sho said, to soil her goods and thus raise onough money to take her back to her relations in Now York State. Mr. Orimes told her that the police would protect her from violence, but could hardly find a market for her goods. He then left and very soon Mrs. Dovuagh left also in the startling manner described. She haB skipped tho town and it is only too evident that an insane person is IOOBO in the world. For some time BIIO has evinced unmis takable signs of insanity and her husband has been trying to raiso tho money to send her homo, ller report to the police of his wishing to kill her is probably a creature of her diseased imagination. Her present whereabouts are not known but she is supposed to have left on the Rig Four for tho east.

For

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lntlK only Poniliv* Cure and

"viiuV*11»."'L'i- |1oin lute .1 vrnrlltlO" wort.! 4." -'Is.. 1.000 y.ls. Magnolia Mull „|.

White DiVvs (io')!s. |(Miiitit'heti :it •r1 ciu

WhiU' Dress Ciooils, Memstiched, at -is -t*

WorthOO.

While Dress lioods. Ilenis/.ielied. at lid vis

wortli fl.OO.

A li'W|iatl'Mis

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MEALS BY SCHEDULE.

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"WHY, ARE YOU SICK?"

I know precisely how you feel it is that nervous, irritable fcelinji, your back troubles yon, and when you try to rend a lit tle, your head aches. Isn't tlist so? I knew It. Oh, bother the doctor! Get a bottle of Vegetable Compound, and take it faithfully, as I have done. I've been through this thing myself, but am nevertroiibled now. l)oasItellyou,dear."

Prudent women who best understand their ailments, Ilnd in the Compound a remedy for all those distressing ills that require prompt and ofl'ective treatment as a guaranty to good health.

LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S

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All Druggist* sell if a* a Mrtndtirrf

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jj^bams. out ihnu-h ot ttnc patti'isat lie,

H'l Millie.*. Hat! Colors, KUtS.,

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40 piree* India if S worth l."»

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'f lb.-lliai'k I.IUVIIH 10.

Itla.rk r.ronM.,1 Sal In, sat I |,

lino Whitv llrcss Ml,r .. al •-'Or ., w(,iI :il).

!.ulli*r at Kreat but pi ins. i, "°rlh a! worth t.Y

Call and see us, as we can show you all these bargains with a great manv more in our new room between Kline's Jewelry Store and i« Campbell Bros.

Host Seamless Tube Cotton )c SnM everyu-Iuti' tor PIl-?e.

PURE GUM Seamless Tube Rubber GUARANTEED, only 16c Sold everyweere for and cts.

HOSE REELS only 65 Cents

CALL at once and secure a bargain.

RIAL BENJAMIN, Music Hall Block.

Hammocks, Croquet Sets, Lawn Tennis Rackets, All Kinds Fishing Roles, Reels, Lines, Hooks.

Special Prices on Safeties. At THE FAIR,

Cio&tf Figuring on What Cun He Eaten White Waiting for the Train. "I have only two minutes to get my breakfast and catch my train," saiil a tall man In an Irish frieze ulster to the waiter in a railway station the other morning. "What can you tfive me in the. smallest possible time? Take Into consideration, too, tho fact thnt I have left my false teeth under the pillow at my hotel." "We have just the tiling for you, sir," and ho immediately brought a cup ot coffee and apiece of lemon pie.

The gentleman sat down, and in less than a minute from the timo he pfave his order was rushing toward tho office for his ticket. "lie made pretty good time," remarked a customer who sat at the next table. "Oh, that's nothing," replied the waiter "we beat that every day. once knew a man who came in here who had only sixty seconds in which to pet his breakfast, buy his ticket and reach his train." "What did you give him?" "Two soft halted apples and a glass of milk. He finished in just fifteen seconds, took another fifteen for the purchase of his ticket, and when I last saw him be was walking up and down tho platform smokinp oimir, impatiently waiting for the train to start." "1 suppose most p^sseng« rs who come in here are in a hurry?" "Never saw but two who wero not, and ons of these was a soldier who had lost both leys in the»war, and the other was a tramp who was waiting for the night freight. "When a customer comes In and says he wants something to eat. in a hurry 1 ask him how inueh time he has or what train he wants to catch. Now, I have list of those articles that I can serve and whteh can bo eaten in exactly the time tho passenger has to spare. To tho cusrimer nv'"u- m.e minute foi

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Standard SteamlessTuhe Rubber, oc sold everywhere for ine Kxtrn Uualiiy Seamless Tube Rubber 10 i-jc sold everywhere for ^c.

luncheon I serve hali,-i applesand millet tf he has two minutes, li-nion pie nnd cohi coffee three miir.lt. s, uppln pi, and hut, cutTee four iiniiut,'.s. slapjacks Bud eolTee live iiiiiiute.s, endy eooked Biiusa res md mashed potatoes six minutes, fishballs and hash, cold roast beef, and so on. I tell you we work on springs all the time." And the waiter rushed off to serve another customer who nppeared to be in a hurry-—- lioston Herald.

-A familiar Face.—She—"S.^ vou'vo been out west? I)id you have a nice time?" lie—"Only so, so. I went to a party one nijjht in Denver expecting to have a good time, but there, was only one familiar face, in the room." She "Whose face was it? Some friend's from the east?" lie—"Yes. It belonged to a clock made ill Connectic ut.' -DelrrJt Fret, t'ress

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