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The Woodward News.
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VOL. 3.
WOODWARD, WOODWARD OOUNTY OKLAHOMA, FRIDAY, MAY 21,1897.
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All other train* run dally.
No. tw« uiakea clnae connection al WlulleM
for all uarta In Baalern (ikliihoma and Tuiaa
and KanauM City and ftiloavo wltb all deverir-
Ina llnea. Ticket* on aale l<ir all iiolnn In
rSlild Wat*'., Canada and MmIcu. U«fl™
ebeeked through. Alao ateam lil|> tlckela
r ' Qtto. W. KoVhKRt Airenl.
to I be old worli
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Mall«oln« eaat cloaca at 1!:1 *. 0
•Ml at 3:10 . M.
Ollloe open week day« from 7 *. a. un
p. m.; Sundaya from to 4 P. .
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le poatofllce ut WotKlward. i
aa aecond-claaa matter. June . WW.
CHt7ECH DIKECTOEY.
METHODIST EPISCOPAL.
Her vice* at the Opera Houae every flr l
and I bird Sundaya at 11:00 o'clook morulnu
and 7u10o'clock evening. Sunday School at
:4& a. m. every Sabbath. Junior League
meeta every Sunday at —
, cordial lit-
Kbv. Win. J. Habhou, Ha*tor.
BAPTIST.
Servlcea every aecond and fourth Sundays.
EPISCOPAL
Servlcea every third Sunday
evening. Sunday
In* at 10 o'clock.
Hcv. J. D. Jaudoh. Hector,
School everv Sunday morn-
■ niohtr op ptwiia , woodward lodo« mo i.
Meeta every Tuesday night at their Castle
Hall In Woodward. All visiting brothers are
cordially invited to attend.
CHAS. CHRJK, P. J.Cahhom..
K. of It. k S. C.O.
Meeta regularly every Wednesday i veiling
lu Woodward. Oklahoma. All visiting broth-
ers In m>"d standing are cordially Invited to
meet with us. Fkakk Monahas, M. W.
W. H. Blood. Hccorder.
CITY AND COUNTY.
The News—tlie newsiest.
Notice clmuKe in time table.
Another car of U. S. Talent flour at
Weiglein's. 17 tf
Mr. Simmons, of Indian creek, was
in town Monday.
What's the matter with a Fourth of
July celebrationV
W. G. Schaberg, of Wichita, was in
town Wednesday.
E. Branch delivers the purest and
best spring water. 9tf
Miss Mary Hulman returned Monday
from a visit at Grand.
Go to Thomas the drugpist to have
your prescriptions filled. Otf
"Coal Oil Johnnie" Boughman was
down from Alva this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Hewins were
down from Supply last week.
Hemember the Epworth League
meeting this evening at the Chapel.
Bob Word and wife, of Camp Sup-
ply, spent the day in the city yesterday.
Don't forget the dates of the Press
Convention at Shawnee. May 28th and
29th.
Jim Ludwick was in from Indian
creek Monday and reports crops in fine
condition.
J. Thomas, druggist, keeps every-
thing in stock, usually found in a
llrst class drug store. 6tf
Senator Marum returned Tuesday
from Cloud Chief where he has been
attending court.
Another car load of U. S. Patent
flour at Weiglein's. 17 tf
Gentlemen! Patronize home Indus-
try. You will get satisfaction if you
order your clothes of
43-tf Kikch & Pktbrb, Tailors.
An Imposing Display of Dame
fashions, newest and highest ideas in
millinery at the Wood-Chowning Par
lors. First door west of Post office.
S0t4
Kirch & Peters have opened a tailor
shop in this city, and are first class
Go to them when vou need
ti new suit and get something durable,
well made and a good lit. 43-tf
Summkk Goods. Extua Attract
ions. Lowest prices for highest quali-
ties at the Wood-Chowning Millinery
Parlors. 1st door west of l\ O. SO U
Chautauqua Assembly, Winkikld
Kah., June 15 26. For the above oc-
casion the Santa Fe Route will sell
round trip tickets from Woodward at
rate of 4.tt2. Dates of sale June 15 to
20 Inclusive. Limited to return June
gith. A reasonable umount of camp
■ luippsge will be checked for this oc
caston. G. W. Hoirkk, Agt.
Cliw. II. Hateman, of Koglewnod,
Kansas, waa In Woodward last Satur-
day.
Some of our progressive cltitena are
taking an interest in the grading of
our streets.
E. T. Word, of Supply, visited Wood-
ward the latter part of lust week and
also the Nkwh office.
Thirteen wagon loads of people
piMMtd i ti rough Woodward yesterday
on theii way to New Mexico.
M. Clapham, of llackberry, recently
of Garden Plain, Kansas, has been
granted a supplemental pension.
Jack Garvey's Newfoundland pup
died the llrst of the week from an over
dose of poison taken by accident.
Mrs. L Garrison and little daughter,
and Mrs. l<eli* Heed, of New Mexico,
are the guests of Mrs. Georgia Heed.
Mis* Anna Lowry went to Higgins,
Texas, Sunday evening for an extended
visit with the family or W. F. Petigli.
Mrs. Edwin Word was in from Ft.
Supply lust Friday ami made this office
a friendly visit. Call again Miss Susie.
Mrs. Cufky returned this week from
Jacksonville, Illinois, where she has
been visiting relatives for some time.
Suuudcrs Bros, have purchased a
line new burnisher, which is equal to
any used in the large city photo guller-
ies.
L. J. Toiisley, of Higgins. Texas,
wax in town the latter part of last
week ami visited this office Saturday
evening.
If the citizens of Woodward would
take au interest in the matter they
could get up u rousing Fourth of July
celebration.
Now that the band differences have
been adjusted, let every citizen take
an interest in the matter and let's huve
a regular old fashioned Fourth of July
celebration.
It's a Comfortable Line. Journ-
eys—long or short—comfortably made,
provided your tickets read over the
Santa Fe Route.
Mr. and Mrs. W. F. l'eugli, of Hig-
gins, Texas, came in Friday evening
for a visit with with Mr. and Mrs. Wm:
Lowry, of the Hotel Central.
No Excuse for Going Hungry.
Regular, satisfying und seasonable
meals at eating houses for l assengers
ticketed via Santa Fe Route.
Mrs. J. W. Swartz, who lives six
miles east of town. Is repotted by Dr.
S. S. Munger us steadily recovering
She lias been sick for souie time.
We are better prepared now titan ever
for the movingof honse-holdgnoditaud
Irayage of all kinds. When in need of
service give us a call.
Gltf Davis Bros.
Miss Laura Word returned Wednes-
day to her home at Ft. Supply after
a week's visit with relatives and friends
in this city. She was accompaned by
her brother Hal.
8. B. Laune, formerly of the Urm of
Dean & Laune, attorneys, who has been
in Milford. Neb., for the past year,
passed through Woodward the 2l)th on
his way to Clifford, Tex.
Once Tried, Always Used. The
next time you travel, give the Santa
Fe Route a trial. Pullman palace
sleepers and free reclining chair cars
on ail through trains.
Mrs. Judge McCray left yesterday
for her old home in Albany, Missouri,
where she will remain, ller many
friends will be sorry to lose her from
their miilst, but their good wishes go
with her.
Sheriff Robert Benn and Deputy J.
R. Gober accompanied Henry W.
Smith aud Sam Smith to Lansing,
Kansas, where they go to serve a seven
years sentence at hard labor. The;1
left Wednesday.
Many people outside of this county
know there is such a place as Wood-
ward but very few comparatively know
where it is located. The citizens should
embrace every opportunity that pre-
sents itself for advertising the town.
Rev. Allen and Rev. McCance, min-
isters of the M. E. church south, will
bold regular services in Woodward
on the first and fourth Sundays of each
month. The public generally is cor-
dially invited to attend. Services next
Sunday.
L. C. Thompson, solicitor for the
Taylor, Taylor & Huston cattle com-
mission house of Kansas City, is in the
city. He has been in the territory two
weeks and has contracted for forty-
seven car loads of hogs to be shipped
to his Urm.—State Capital, May 15.
Rev. J. F. Oyer came down from
Alva last Friday to All his regular ap-
pointment here a pastor of the M. E.
church. lie spoke to large and ap-
preciative audiences Sunday morning
and evening. His next regular ap
pointmeot here is the third Sunday
in June.
The editor of the Newgjlepurted the
llrst of the week to attend to business
at Kansas City and other points
in Missouri and Kansas. Before he
returns he will atLend the meeting of
the Oklahoma Press Association, of
which lie is president, which will be
held at Shawnee, May 28ilt and 29;It.
Kennedy Bros', circus arrived in
town Saturday forenoon anil stretched
their tents preparatory to giving the
people of Woodward und vicinity a
good entertainment which they did
Saturday and Montlav evenings. The
tent was crowded both nights, all of
the seats being tilled ami many were
compelled to stand or recline upon the
ground. We feel perfectly free to say
that the show wa« the best or the kiud
that ever struck the town.
The attendance at the ball, which
waa Rivm at the opera houae Monday
night for tlie lienellt oI the band, waa
not so large an had been *xpeeled.
The receipts, however, were about
sufficient to defray the expenaea, and
all present seemed to enjoy ihemselvea
Immensely.
To the confederate veterans ami mih
of confederate veterans of Wood-
ward county:
You are hereby notilled to meet at
Woodward, oklahoma, on the Jttth day
of May, I HOT, at 2 o'clock at the Pro-
bate Judge's office, for the purpose of
organizing a camp at this place.
ra st By Order Committee.
Miss SaLees Monalian. of St. Louis,
Mo., urrived here the latter part of
last week oa a visit to relatives aud
friends. She will probably remain
during tlie summer. Miss Monahau is
an accomplished musician und should
she decide to remain will be a favorite
with, und add greatly to. Woodward
society.
A party of young |teople constating
of Misses Iva and Ora Landreth, Mag-
gie ami Lena Dean, Lolta Smith, and
Lucy Waldrip, and Messrs Dean, God-
win and Dean eujoyed themselves last
Sunday at the grove of Mr. Rlggs,
lltteen miles t>oiiUieaat or town. Tlie
weathei was just right for a picnic
and we sup|H>se the young peopit had
It.
Subscribe for the News *1.00.
Meeting or Benevolent and
Protective Order ok Elks, Minne-
apolis, Minn., July 8, '97. For tlie
above occasion the Santa Fe Route
will sell tickets to Minneapolis, Minn.,
at one fare for tbe round trip plus
tlfty cents. Dates of sale July 3rd aud
4th. Limited to return Julv 10th.
Tickets can be extended to July 31st.
Additional information cheerfully
rurnished ou application to
G. W. Roukke. Agent.
A fishing party composed ot John
Chandler, Frank Ong, I^ouis Burt,
Oren Burt, Henry Chandler, Claude
Chandler, I/orenzo Baker, Frank Mc-
lntire, Arthur Dounellau aud Harry
Russell lett Monday afternoon in two
wagons for a week's outing on Twenty-
live mile creek, thirtv miles west of
Woodward. The Ikjjs will enjoy them-
selves as only boys can.
That Eastern Trip. Going East,
take the Santa Fe route as far us Chi-
cago. Most direct line from the South-
west generally, und thirty miles the
shortest between Missouri river and
Chicago, which insures quick time and
sure connections. Track is straight
aud rock-ballasted, with very few
crossings at grade. Vestibuled limited
expresses, witlt latest pattern Pullmans
und free chair cars. Meals in dining
cars served u In curie. Inquire of near-
est agent, or address W. J. Black, G.
P. A., A. T. it S. F. lty.. Topeka, Kas.
A few of tlie young people of the
city were highly entertained at cards,
by the Misses Lizzie and Kate Monalian
at their home last Wednesday evening.
After a few closely contested games of
whist anil high Ave the guests were
invited into the dining room where
refreshments, consisting of lemon
sherbet and cake, were served. One
or tbe most enjoyed reatures or the
evening was tlie instrumental and
vocal solos rendered by Miss Sa Lees
Monahau, (who is here rrom St. Louis
visiting) which were the latest out and
written by the most popular authors.
Miss Monalian is a thorough musician
with but few equals. All present say
they enjoyed the evening immensely.
Subscribe for the News 11.00.
The publisher of a newspaper has
one thing to sell and one thing to rent.
Ho has the newspaper to sell and
the space in his columns to rent, fan
anvone inform us why lie should be
expected to give away either the one
or the other f He can if he so chooses,
and as a matter of fact, he does fur-
nish a great deal of space rent free.
But it does not follow that he ought
to be expected to do so. It ought to
be recognized as a contribution, ex-
actly as would be the giviug away of
sugar and coffee by the grocery. But,
strange to say, it is not looked upon in
that light at all, yet everybody knows
that the existence of a newspaper de
pends upon the rent of its space and
sale of the paper, as a merchant's
success depends on selling his goods
justead of giving them away.—Ex.
#40 Per Month Salary.
A few energetic ladies and gentle-
men wanted to Canvas. The above
salary guaranteed. Call on or address.
A. W. Adams, State Agent.
17t 52 Stillwater, Okla.
Mel ice.
The Board of Equalization of Web-
ster township. Okla. Ty. will meet ou
Friday, May 189", All persons iu
said township feeling aggrieved by
their assessments will govern them-
selves accordingly.—By order of Board.
47tf. J. W. Bigham, Clerk.
Court adjourned Wednesday without
date.
The present term of court Is said to
be of won* lienellt than any term ever
held in Woodward county.
People aud officers alike regret that
this may perhaps be the laat term of
fudge Dale's court lor Woodward
county. He has luutle an enviable
record aa a Jurist.
Ssm Smith was round guilty of burg-
lary and sentenced to tbe pen for ser n
years. Henry Smith was given a Ilka
sentence for a like offense. County
Attorney II. B. Smith prosecuted both
cases.
Sam Smith was tried and found
guilty early iu the term. On returning
to the county Jail, Henry Smith who
waa serving a Jail sentence, Jokingly
asked Sam to take a note for him to
Jewell, who la now in the penitentiary
from tblscuuuty. This Sum promised
to do. Later, the grand jury indicted
Henry and the trla! resulted iu giviag
him ulsoaone way ticket to Lansing.
When he was returned to tlie Jail. Sam
handed the note back to Henry wltb
the remark, "Here, you s of ab .
you can take this note to him yourself."
County Attorney B. B. Smith should
be commended for prompt and vigorous
prosecution of the Smith cases. He
proved himself the right inuii iu the
right place.
No more representative Jury ever
was impanelled iu Woodward county
than the jury which found Henry W.
Smith guilty of burglary. It was com-
posed ot men ftoui every business
carried on iu western Oklahoma.
Sheriff Bob Benn gave prompt und
efficient service to the court and thus
saved tbe couuty several hundred dol-
lars.
In sentencing Henry Smith the Judge
was only limited ill the length of the
sentence bv the tim? permitted uuder
the law.
The grand jury for tbe Mav term,
accomplished what no other graud jury
has ever been able to do; it indicted
Henry W. Smith and under the evi-
dence developed he was safely stowed
away in tlie pen for seven years.
Tbe following cases were disposed
of since our last report:
Territory vs Henry W. Smith, bur-
glary, seven years in the penitentiary.
Territory vs Williatu Cavin, injuring
domestic auimals, dismissed.
Territory vs Reuben Orr aud Charles
Hess, graud larceuy, continued for
term, and defendants ordered to give
new bond iu tbe gum of fuOO each.
Territory vs Martin Fisher, grand
larceny, dismissed.
Territory vs Lee Moore, appeal; case
called May 15th, defendant found ab-
sent aud bond was declared forfeited.
County attorney was ordered to com-
mence suit on bond of defendant.
Territory vs Sam Smith, burglary,
seven years in the penitentiary and
costs. #
Territory vs W. H, Newoomb and
leonard Bond, grand larceny,' con-
tinued for term.
Territory vs Eugene Luckie, graud
larceny, continued for term.
Territory vs Lawson Gray and Sarah
L. Stiigg, adultery, continued for
term.
J. A. Stipe & Son vs L. B. Collins
and Mattie J, Collins, petition to fore-
olose mortgage,' continued for term
pending settlement.
Ruth A. Bronsou vs Jonathan A.
Bronson, divorce, dismissed.
Sarah L. Stagg vs William Stagg,
divorce, decree for plaintiff with ali-
mony.
Wm. C. Renfrow, governor, et
vs Hudson & Tandy, motion to retax
clerks 1 per cent of judgment collected
motion grunUd and plaintiffs ordered
to return to clerk of court $10.53 to be
returned to defendants.
Territory vs Ben Gholston, G. W.
Akins and John Garvey, suit on bond
in attachment, dismissed at cost of
plaintiff.
Territory vs Beu Gholston, G. W
Akins and John Garvey, suit on bond
in attachment, judgment by agreement
in the sum of $730; cash, and $375
on 90 days time with good security
Costs to plaintiff.
Sallie E. Largin vs D.-F. Ketchum,
damages, dismissed.
York-Key Mercantile Co., a corpo
ration, vs James J. Boon and T. W.
Boon; George R. Barse and
Jones, inteirdeadeiis, poutiuued for
term on application of plaintiffs.
Evans, Snyder, Buel Co., vs Turner
Bros., appeal, contiuued for term,
Frank Pedrick vs J. M. Pugh, L. J.
Usher, J. C. Post and Bank of King-
fisher, appeal, continued for term,
Edward }i. Claunch ys Thomas
Doran, county clerk, writ of manda-
mus, alternative writ of mandamus
made final.
Harry C. Runisey vs Lillie O. HUTU"
, spy, divorce, dismissed with ousts to
plaintiff.
I. B. La whom vs Shannon McCray,
petition for peremptory writ of man-
damus, alternative writ of mandamus
Ysaterday afternoon a number of
the ladies of oar city mot and deviiM
Mkist tbe gentlemen of Ibe city in
•otmtuning the Press Assucia
which will meet in our city on tbe 28th
ami 2Mb of ihia month.
The ladies will prepare a reception
will lend all their skill in making
it a pleasant affair for our guests.
fk delightful musical and literary
in will be prepared and dainty
hstantial refreshments will I*
tvetl.
A eordial invitation is extruded o
I the I ad lea in the city who are inter-
ted in 1 his matter to meet them next
Thursday evening at S o'clock at the
homer Mm. C. T. Buahtield. where
Anal nriangementa will lie made and
ssary committees will he ap-
pointed.
That (be entertainment part of press
•Ming will be a success now is aa-
I red as our ladies know how to make
aweess of an entertainment. Shaw-
nee is blessed with abundant talent
and the Chief is glad to see the ladies
take such interest.
The committee appointed by Mayor
Farrall should not allow the ladies to
them and if they will make
their part as successful, Shawnee's
hospitality will be tent broadesst over
the country. The entire press of the
territory are looking forward with
pleasure to this meeting aud they are
all coining to aee the grandest city in
the iouthwest and we must not disap-
point them in any particular.
Kcmeraber that all tbe ladies of the
ity are invited to assist in this work
and to meet next Thursday night.
Shawnee Chief, May I4th.
tOKKKSFO.NOKMK.
Moscow Ileals.
Kartners are making good use of the
sunshiny weather now.
Wheat and rye looks like It would
ake a good crop since the rains.
owing to some dissatisraction and
misunderstanding the picnic Sunday
was almost a failure. Tbe members
or tbe Sunday school deoided to have a
Sunday achool picnic June I2th, in
tbe liiggs grove, three miles south ot
Moscow. Committee appointed: Mrs.
Samuel Riggs, Mrs Eisley and Mrs.
H. Cox. Invitations are extended to
all Sunday schools to take part.
Mrs. Fred Fehner returned last week
rrom a mouth's visit in Indiana.
Samuel Riggs is building a new house
on his plstce.
Hud Wright sold a nice bunch or
heiters to Gus Metzer last week.
W.
Wage Items.
Uitu'e bus been in a whirl or gaiety
since .nil- last; llrst the closing exer-
cises ;tl the school house Saturday,
secoiei the ice cream restival Monday,
and then tbe show Tuesday; so much
has worn us out.
Tlie entertainment at the school
house was extremely good and reflects
very great credit on the teacher Miss
McKimtney, who in her little closing
speech said good bye to us, but wi
ho[ie she just meant good night.
It id a fact that brilliant orators will
very orten roar about their audience
foi instance Saturday night. For the
life of us we can't tell vou what Mr.
Ide Cole was talking about.
We notice the News is advertising
for fish liars, if you will offer a premium
there are several here we will enter
and back.
Tbe lumber for the new hotel is now
ou the ground aud work will commence
at once; we understand that Frank
Cole is to do the landlord act.
Preparations have already commenc-
ed to make the celebration of the 4th
here a great event.
The reterence made by the showman
about John Turner hugging a lamp
post was, wetliiuk, misapplied: it we
kuow Johnny right he has got some-
thing better.
R.
MONKEY Bl SHiESH.
voung man's knee. Khf No.
Yon can't liny the patent for lesa than
tT.OMMNW."
A Scientific Akhwek: An intelli
gent lioy in the national school of ■
large ami popular town in Lancashire
on being examined, among others, by
the (HMlimiaaioner, was asked:
"Do you know any of the effects of
heat ami coldf"
"Yes, air; heat expands and
"Good, my boy—you have answered
well; now an example.'
"Why, air, the days
are the longest and in winter
aliorteat!"—Once a Week.
Palace Barber Shop,
L. L. LIMY. Pre#r.
COWBOY BOOTS!
None bettor anywhere than for
Huve overstocked und must sell at
once .You get the best, all hand
make, when you buv of
JOSEPH HUNTER, Maker.
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
ST. LOUIS.
RATES: $2.00 PER DAY
Room ud Breakfast, $1.00.
EUROPEAN PLAN, $1.00 Per Day.
6o«l Rtoss. Gori Kelts. 6oo4 Serrics.
Whets yoa Visit St. Louis atop at
ST. JAMES HOTEL,
StftCvt
TURKISH BATHS, Open all Night.
QLIMATE
-> CiL
OF
New Mexico
and
Arizona.
The Salt River Valley of Arizona
and tbe various Health Re-
sorts In New Mexioo
lire unrivalled for the relief of
chronic, lung and throat diseases,
l'ure, dry air; au equable temper-
ature; tbe proper altitude; con-
stant sunshine.
Descriptive pamphlets issued
by Santa Fe Route Pn
KIOWA, K A Mats
dftlmmcity. kansas.
TTW"
YORK-KEY MERCANTILE CO.,
WMOiiaaLi ana arrau atatiaa in
General Merchandise & Outfitting Goods
FAHM ANI) RANCH SUPPLIES A SPEt'IALTY.
4
wt. louis or rim, imouvr st
Woodward. Okla.
THE CABINET SALOON,
JACK (JAKVEY, Proprietor.
Best of Everything Kept in Stock.
v-— Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
ALL CATTLEMEN
I I acao I I
-<THE LIYE STOCK INSPECTOR."
Thus. P. Miller. Prat'l.
OPPOSITE THE
.SOUTHERN.
FIRST CLASS IN ALL
ITS APPOINTMENTS.
ST.
JAMES
HOTEL.
{2 & 2.50 Per Dai.
topOOOOOOOOC
fVOHN J. GERLACH.
okoucie gerlach, f
GERLACH BROS.
General merchandise
^ OUTFITTING SUPPLIES.
woodward. okbaiiora.
E SOLICIT YOUR BUSINESS.
OIVH US A CALL. I
MUT.
After twelve years iu tbe employ of
A. J. Ltidcr, maker of tlie celebrated
lender Cowboy Roots, I have formed
a partnership with llira and we bitye
started a boot shop in Woodward.
We will still continue to make tbe
same reliable boots that we huve
always made. The Ltider Cowboy
Hoot is well and favorably kuowii all
over the cuttle country in tbe uorlli,
south, west aud southwest.
We invite all our old friends and
patrons and t he general public to call
and examine our (foods. Rest cowboy
boots made. Second door east of P. O.
T. O'Conner, Mgr.
Subscribe for the News 11.00,
niadi- perpetual
E. T, Morris and T. P.. F. Maxwell
vs Margeret Ford and Sam Bugbee
recovery of personal property and for
damages, dismissed by plaintiffs with
costs to plaintiffs,
Mamie J. Mosa vs tleopge Moss, di-
vorce, decree granted upon paymeut
of costs.
S. 8. Comber vs John Turner and
Robert Turner, petition for damagt-s,
continued for term.
Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe Rail-
way vs E. 8. Wiggins, county treas
Washington Post: They were two
women and they sat opposite. Said
the fat woman in the green gown:
"Did you hear about the money Mrs.
Smith's uncle left lierf"
"Why, has she had more money left
her?" a«Kw} woman iu the black
bonnet in a disconcerted way. "That's
the third time since I've known her."
"Yes," asserted the green gown,
with a sigh, "it's just the Scriptural
saying—'Them that has, gits.' "
Atlanta Constitution 1 "M erey !"
cried t|ie editor's wife, as she arose in
the morning to ttnd two windows priz-
ed open and the lamp overturned
the middle of the floor. "There was
a burglar in tlie Uowse last night—a
burglar I"
"Yes," said the editor with a yawn,
'•lie struck us just before daylight, but
he was evidently a very poor man, I
only got 16 out of hint. You'll And it
itt the bureau drawer. The key is
miller roy pillow!"
Turn About. "Good doggy!" said
the boy iu persuasive accents, as he
fastened an empty meat can to the
auidial's tail. ' I've got a tin for you."
"And I've got it iu for you!" bark-
ed the dog, turning around and biting
him.
"Congratulate me, Smith; I'll be a
millionaire within a year." "O,
heavens. Jones! what maggot have you
. _ gut in your head nowt" "Automatic
urer; A. Ingalls, W. W. Carter and piano player. Seet Young man
V. Clouneli, board of couuty cointuis- brings it iu his coat-tail pocket i\ud
sioners; temporary injunction to re; sets it to worH. Old folks np stairs
strain collection of certain taxes, d - hear the music. Think everything U
murrer to petition sustained. all right. Meanwhile girl sits
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