A HEAVY LOAD OF STAKES
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Dan Marble occasionally lets off Il joke that will keep. He saw Il fellow stas> gering about the race track the other day with more liquor on than he could con- vcniently carry. 5@ fs.t. r. "a. ras

 Hallo, what's the matter now,' said the friend whon. the individual had just ruh against. ,.."..' ..s .f ear. elsa

 Wh-hic-why,' said the fellow so drunk he was hnrdly nbIc to articuIale, wh-hic why the fhct'is, lot of my friends have been b-hic-b'hcIting liquor on the race 10. day and the, I've got me to hold he stakes for hem.-Picayune. .mla ..-