. Boone County Recorder . A Rcoenetructed Mao Coctc SBOa. With exhibitions and catalogues ofartificial limbs now brought to noticeone gets to calculating tho cost of areconstructed man. Seemingly a Uttlemore than $900 would suffice. A pairof artificial tegs costs about 1150 aad apair of arms about $100. Ears, withdrums, etc., cost $75 each; ayes $30 apair, and so on. Without heart aadbrain a man is worth about them—the p*teo might change.—London Nothing te Be —Ton admit then, that you?tola tha loaf of bread? Woman Pris-oner—Tea, year honor. Judge—What —-—finlf?
. Boone County Recorder . A Rcoenetructed Mao Coctc SBOa. With exhibitions and catalogues ofartificial limbs now brought to noticeone gets to calculating tho cost of areconstructed man. Seemingly a Uttlemore than $900 would suffice. A pairof artificial tegs costs about 1150 aad apair of arms about $100. Ears, withdrums, etc., cost $75 each; ayes $30 apair, and so on. Without heart aadbrain a man is worth about them—the p*teo might change.—London Nothing te Be —Ton admit then, that you?tola tha loaf of bread? Woman Pris-oner—Tea, year honor. Judge—What —-—finlf? esnFAr<»* —Nothing, yoar honor. If it was lacsor Jewelry I might plead kleptomania,but ws cant try that when Its bread.—Chicago Herald. In the Station, I want to take a train to NewYork. But, my dear sir, we pay our •*•gineers to do Amer-ican. _______ March (at breakfast)-lve got a badhead this morning. Wlfe-Im sotry,iear. I do hope youll be able to shako. BOONE COUNTY RECORDER OCTOBER 21, 1915 V Little Danger of Horse Shortage Ho fears &re «ntertained locallythat the European demand for^^Kes will cause a shortage in^HBe animals. The horse on the^HB market Is a drag. It is al- moat impossible to give a horsei away now. It is the general op-inion that horse flesh was neverat ao low an ebb as at the pres-ent. Various reasons are givenfor the low demand for horses,but the chief one adYanced bynearly everybody is the growing«ft of the automobile. In one family in Daviess countythere waa quits a large familyof boys ana each had his horseand buggy. Their feed was notthought of as therewas plentyof hay and corn grown oa thefarm and the animals of feed for the lastfew years has brought horns tothe owners of animals that feed-ing even a driving horae for itsuse a few times in a week wasuseless and the horss was this same family a little Fordwaa bought and now the boyshave all discarded their drivinghorses
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