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Int th ll:uTion Kt utllce as sec-
IIUKMUY, Ja.v. 21, 1992.
WIT AM 111 MOIt.
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lured of Education' tli pupils,
lie Hi f sc.
tiling that should be looked into"
p-j.ope. Wusliiugtou Star.
I yorwij; man wlo lias a best girl
So hold bis own. Altoa Sentinel.
Bed's musUiclte is so tliin that it
ri 'II ........4 .. ..ww.ah
IfclJl W LVUIIl . 'JlllI lllll
Jmirnal.
maa is not very bright it
irdsliip to leave him to Ins own
-l'icayime.
jmniii, why does the preacher
W 'htotty' in the middle of his
-(lalventoo .wot.
long and exciting struggle
tjiullor the grip is able to be
)io. Washington Jhr.t.
ould you lie offended if I should
f
Your asking is what ollends
w I oris uihijit.
jrulutser (to house funiisiier's
'This stove won't burn'."
Bt "Ave coorse, soir, Iron
Iron't." Harper's Baza .
J saved $2," said Blykins.
it before Waylins could bor
am iimj.' Washington Star.
jfLndy Patient "Doctor, what
)0 when you burn jour mouth
coffee?'
'f "Swear." Plutarch's Decani-
jud a good deal of trouble," said
jnuu, confidently .
replied the cook, "I've noticed
'ffn your milk has the blues. "
"ftou Pout.
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"500 years, it is said, the earth is
Sftwd in a solid mass of ice.
21 then, at least, be no one to
jftbout green Christmas. Loui.-i-wiir-Jnurinil.
-5wlt is reported iirouud tluit we
d.'"
I have
have lieurd worse tilings than
f e r have." Lift:
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y 0!iu -ut, vhii!. i., ihe prisoner
fltli?'
JLafeei'ty "Well, your honor,
Jich of a judge, but it smells u
,fi';e whisky. " Ur.
sV
l'dy -" " ' kim tvhai
pf I Hie i- . i "ho s-. ea
yy "Yes m. Wen they gits
they kin earn two an' a half
M' a team." Oovd Xim.
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Wr "I s)eak seven different
e
YtTl l'll I - ... A.
wnai ii you nave as a siarir
Well, you might give us a
'Votcli.' Binglitiiiitoii Lr'iikr.
fht," said the landlady to the
Jer, "if you hav: Mulshed your
Vase leave tiie li.l.ld,"
I no intention of t iking it with
led Mr. Blight. ;)elroit Fiee
"I can't pay you anything
V Tliat's what you told me
"VI1, I kept my word,didn'i
r
Mftinyn.
"tu you coming on with your
than I exacted. I've
ll the priucipiil characters ex-
nil they Rio not, on spvukiug
7eXi Siftiiy.
Jfery humble and iisked the
bile to eat,
W yoi veif' hIio uxi-lainied
I Olonishnient
Sat, ma'nmi" he ropliwl with
ftipt to be flip ami fiimiliur.
Wie mid with ft snap and shut
faiw, fVw Vrui.
h"U HU Peter doesn't stop
Jtriiitn crank Inventors down
Aw up my job."
k-"Wht ia Um trouble?"
)-"Wliy, one of Wntm fellows
jm tonlay and submittal pin no
this place heated with start
Air instead tt briuiUW-New
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Tii Wo h.d-Hkrm.d Is the only weekly
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Hie Wkkki.t Wom.D Herald cootelns
iilonil:i acrlrullural department and la
the ouly weekly newipaper In tke west
bnviujr an agricultural editor. This
foakes it of aixH-ial ralue to farmers, be
" " t"1"" llie place of a aoecial iwrrl
ultural paper tad urea that expense.
. :i tii. pulilicatlon of interesting stories
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nhc;i of all rivals In the west. It will,
during llio present winter and spring,
publish at loast ooe short story eacti
week, as it always does, and iu addition
It will spread before it readers some of
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cently Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett's
latest story, "Giovanni and the Other,"
baa appeared in the Wori.d-HkhalB
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and that will be followed by a new
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POllTICSi
The World-Hcrald Ii great on politi
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reform, an increase of the money supply
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roads, the reduction of freight rates and
the development of the west. At Wash
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