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CONDENSED STORIES. ] j
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Hov, the Speaker Was Taking Chances
With Public Opinion.
"See here, John Sharp,”
Speaker Cannon to Minority Leader
the Williams, "whom do you want on
river and harbor committee for
that vacancy?”
“John Wesley Gaines,” Williams
replied. “No,” said the speaker. “It is
not
for Gaines. Name somebody else.”
“I don’t care to just now.”
The speaker patted Williams on
the shoulder.
“Now, John Sharp,” he said, “do
not get huffy, but name a man.”
“I have nobody in mind,” persist¬
ed Williams.
"Well, then,” asked the speaker,
“why not that new Mississippi man Humphries
from your state of ?”
“Heavens, no!” protested Wil¬
liams. “I own a lot of land—2,000
acres—behind one of those Missis¬
sippi levees, and they would all say
L put that man in there because I
want something that committee.” done to my advan¬
tage "Pshaw! by
John Sharp,” said Un¬
cle Joe, “you ought to be willing to
take a chance with public opinion
if I do. 1 own 8,001) acres of land
behind a Mississippi levee myself.’
Playful King Christian.
Here is one of the many stories
which show that King Christian of
Denmark enjoys a joke:
He was strolling through the park
near the royal castle of Bernstorf
when his attention was attracted to¬
ward a child who was making dcs-
f.
•ran GATEIIEEFKit .VPl'EAliED.
perate efforts to reach the bell near
the principal gate, his intention evi¬
dently being to ring it and then run
away and enjoy from a safe distance
the discomfiture of the gatekeeper.
For a few moments the king watch¬
ed him and then, with a smile on his
face, went up to him and said:
“Lot me do it, my boy, and I
promise you we’ll scare the old fel
With these words he pulled the
bell half a dozen times, and in an¬
other minute had run across the
grass and hidden himself behind a
tree.
Hardly had he concealed himself
before the gatekeeper appeared, and
the expression of surprise on the old
man’s face was so strong that the
king could hardly refrain from
bursting out into loud laughter.
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Let the White Folks Settle It
When Booker T. Washington was
asked whether northerners or south¬
erners were responsible for the in¬
troduction of slavery he told this
story: “An old colored man had a
pig which he sold for $3. Later the
pig escaped and came back home.
Another white man came along, and
Uncle Zcke sold him the pig for an¬
other $3. When the two purchas¬
ers met they were angry and went
back to settle it. ‘Uncle Zeke, didn’t
you sell me this pig for $3 at 9
o’clock ?’ said one. ‘Sho I did, mas
sa.’ ‘Didn’t I pay you $3 for it at
12 o’clock?’ said the other. ‘Sho
you did, mnssa.’ ‘Well, then, what
are alive!’ yon going to do about it ?’ ‘Sakes
said Uncle Zeko. ‘Can’t you
white folks settle that question be¬
tween yo’selves ?’ ”
What Annoyed Phil May.
In an article on the late Phil
May and his work it is stated by one
who obviously knew him well that
ho was of such a kindly nature that
he was unable to say “No” for fear
of giving pain._ “Tie was done to
.
death by ashoal of hungers on, who
sent him to his grave before he was
forty broken in health and empty
in poekei. More than one even
f° r S ed Ws name to bilk, trusting to
biff good nature not to^proseeute
and they On were right occasion in their calcu¬
lations. one he was
shown such a bill, and, strange to
say, he showed resentment. ‘I’m
annoyed—I'm really very much an¬
noyed,’ he said quietly as he stared
at the signature; ‘'it’s so badly
done!’ ”—Magazine of Art.
A Mother’s Recommendation.
I have used Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy for a number of
years and have no hesitancy in
saying that it is the best remedy
for coughs, colds and croup J
have ever used in my family. I
have not words to express my
confidence in this remedy.—Mrs.
J. A. Moore. North Star, Mich.
For sale by Lewis Drug Co.
Still With u>.
Rip Van Winkle looked about in
a dazed manner.
“And are they all, all gone?” he
faltered tearfully.
“No,” replied the villagers con¬
solingly. “Pstti is still giving her
farewell performance.”
Shouting with joy at the discov¬
ery that one thing at least was un¬
changed by the lapse of year*, he
hastened to don his opera clothes.
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