The Herald.
city, who refused to swear a witness
until he hail ejected “a chaw of ter-1
WEDNESDAY APRILI». 18'3.
backy ” He must be a blood rela­
tion of the other judge in the state ,
of Washington, before whom an ex­
soldier of our late civil war appear­
ed
as a witness.
FROMOUR EXC HANGES.
“Hold up your right arm, ” said
the judge.
“Can’t do it.”
He’« Temperate Now
"Why not?”
“Got shot in that arm ”
The Chicago News-Record says
“Then hold up your left.”
that L. B Dyke of Colorado—who­
“Can’t do that navther—got shot
ever L. B. Dyke may he—in a tie a
in
t’other one, too.”
kind of a temperance reformer,
Be-
“Then hold up vour leg. No man
ing the owner of mines he is ena-
can
bv sworn in this court without
bled to travel, and yesterday arriv
ed in Chicago on his way home | holding up something.”
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"What’s alive?” ami the miner
again brushed the little animal,
which crawled tinder his
vest,
Then he looked down and said.
■ you see anything?
•>’ ’
“Now, do
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The traveling man stood shaky
P.O. Box 443.__________ WASHINGTON. D. C.
and pah>, looking for the thing to
PENSIONS PROCCREP F<W
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WIDOWS,
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CHILDREN,
PARENTS.
A Iso, t >r So' ' er, nil Svl'or, 'l»abl<'<1 In the lln" of
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Survivor« of th" Tndl i’’ -var- of 1S3? to 1H42, nnd
tln-lr ■< tdowe, now entitled O'd nnd rejei ti'd claim«
a «neetiltv TIioti*»nd, entitled to blither rat»».
Send for new law». No charge for advice. No fee
until aucceMful.
suddenly, and made a rush
elevator.
Bv the lime t he
broke into a laugh he was
awav to hear.
RABBIT AND P0ULTR1
NETTING.
P f Ï.L’,
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Ftr SEfl'B FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
IK) YOU WANT TO ADOPT A BABY I
Maybe you think this Is a new business,
sendiiigoutbabies on application ; it has been
done before, however, nut never have those
furnished been so near the original sample us
this one. Everyone will exclaim, *' Well 1
that's the sweetest baby I ever saw!” This
little black-and-white engraving cun give
you butu faint idea of the exquisite ori>-G'"i.
They Fought All Night.
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that caii be found on the luce
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watched the contest for eight hours, Hln oo prolit on Sift OO worih «»t‘biisiiic-as i.
being va-ilv and honorably i..a<.e tn ami paid ,u
hundred:, of men, women, l>o s. mid girls in our
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All beginners succeed grandly and more than
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their greatest expectations. I'hose w’>o CHINE CO., 72Ô Market St.,
I’M A DAISY."
the Battle ns long as possible. The • rv I' dud exactlv a.« we tell them. There i« ple*”v
San Francisco. Cal
of room for a few more workers, mid we urge
I which we proixiae to send to you. transpor­
them
to
Iwgin
at
once.
If
you
are
already
eny
audience began dropping awav th n. plovc-d, but Imre a few spare moments, and wish I’uietic Department.
tation paid The little darling rests agmnst
» pillow, and Is in the net of drawn.g off its
to use them to advantage, then write ns at oner
but there were 3,000 left when the ! (for
pin.,
soe’e. the mat«'of which has been pulled
this 1’ vour grand opportunity), and recep »
.IT and tiling nai.le with a t.iuniphant coo.
I
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bv
return
mail.
Address,
r« ierei* called the draw.
The fl -sh tints are perfect, mid th«' ev« s follow
THUE * CO-, Bo» No. 400. AuRuata. M.
»ou. no matter where you stand. Theexqui-
The fight broke the record in the
• iter«> iroiluetionstif this gnaiest painting of
Ida Waugh the mo t celebrated of mo«.era
pnintt'rs«if baby life1 nro t«> I m - given to those
matter of Marquis of Queensherrv
who subseribo to Demorrat’s Family Maga-
liii“ for 189:1. The reproductions cannot be
rules. The longest fight previous
told from the original, which cost ftOd. and
_
■ire the s*in" si».- 17x25 inch«*» . Th«' baby is
to it under these rules was 103
life siz.e. and absolutely lifelike. We have
also in preparation, to pri'sent to our sub-
mtn d-<. while Burk«* anti Bowen
««■ritiers dining lain, other g«-eat pictures by
Sclentiflo American
s lvhart «ts isl’iTcy i oran.Maud Humphrey,
ea ried it as far a« 110.
However,
Careits Tnd*-martj, Design Patents. Copyrights. I. nna l>.*m-hani|>«. end others of worhl-wide
Agency far
th re was very litil • fivhting nth r
r -n >wn. Taki* only two examples of wlmt
And all P»*»nt bu»tne»» conduct'd for
we did .1 irtnz th" past ' ear. " A Yard of 1’an-
(lie fifth th louiid
I*r«‘8i dent
«•e«," mid " A White 11« use t'rehid" ty the
MOOERATE FEES.
wileof I’resi l-nt Harrison, and you will see
Dickson of the (flympic (’hit» will
sli it our promise« n eun.
Information and advice »‘ven to Inventor» without
i h •«•• who siiliscrit'e for T*.*more«t’s Fnmily
Cull a me,*!ing of | ii ,* Itytard of I'i
charge. Addrev»
'I i « mine for !•*.!! will pesaeaa a gallery ot ex-
niisite work« of art of great value, beshies a
n-chtrs to decide what should l-<
M i razine that cannot he equaled ly any tn
PRESS CLAIMS CO.,
CAVEATS,
done hi the malter of the ’«u«-«,*.
the world for its la-autifiri illustrations nnd
TRAD! MARKS»
JOHNWEOOERBURM,
subject
m itter, th :t w II keep every on«- post-
which will probably I»* divid <1 be­
DISION RATINT3.
ed on all th-.« t >pi<s of th«' <lav. and all the
Managing Attorney,
COPYRIGHTS,
ntcJ
fa 11 mid different Item« ot interest alout the
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re
i tin t matter, b 'th grave mid gay. for the
Ol.hwt bureau for securing patents In America,
whole tamilr: nnd whil«* Demorest's is not
(very patent taken Ont by na I» brought betora
•
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th
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I)
by
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the public by a nuUM fl»«n frea of chare« in the
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I nil. .1 St u. », for the »irr»«« purpc»» of
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our contemporanei» the
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N ew (I rleans , (La ), April 7.—
At 4:4*>this norning the referee de
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peeled sucee»» that will rewind coiir ellorts Wi
draw, and the audience which had positively have* the be.t busine-B to oiler all agent
and many of whom had been seat«
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«lent after 1 o’clock that there M as
little chance ofa knock-out. but the
referee <ietermined to give tile fight
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Short stories will b« contributed by the most
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A party has been organized in
Sheridan to secure the hidden treas
wear it as a scarf decorati*)d. The
tire taken from the Galleon and
lizardish little reptile was about
buried somewhere near Woods in a
three inches long and. like all of its
cave that can only be entered from
kind, changed the snaky color of its
the ocean, but as yet no one has
body when disturbed, Yesterda a
ever ventured inside
Remains of
afternoon the owner walked up to
i
a Spanish ship have been found
the hotel bar to take a drink with a
near a* band, and a Shsridan man
traveling man who hail been ‘‘lay-
has secured a plat of the ground
ing over” in Chicago thne da vs.
» where the treasure is buried from a
raising bis expense account and
French Prairie man, to whom it was
oilier things. The traveling man
revealed by a dying Tillamook In
did not see the thing on bis scarf
dian. The Indian's great grand
until he had poured his drink
mother saw the Spaniards hide it in
Then he glared hard.
the cave.
In the fall of ’tSG the
"What’s that? ’ he asked.
| Frenchman located the cave, but
a cross over the entrance so filled
“What's what?”
|tl.e
explorer with superstitions aw
"That—scarf pin ”
•hat he would not go in. We are
"I w«*ar no searf pin.” The <*ham I not permitted to give the namus of
eleon flirted its tail ami crawled I he treasure hunters tothe publi<
out on the lap«*| of his coat as tin it present.—Sheridan Sun.
owner brushed his hand toward his
sea rf.
ALMEDA A. STENGER.
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Horses branded
Journals
1‘KICK
from Florida. Just to be eccentric
he bought a chameleon down south
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