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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-23
AT THE HOTELS.

THE CLrFT-D. Sullivan, Park City; A.
Gown, Morrisville; F. Brown, Elsinore; J.
G. Ammon, Philadelphia; John L. Davis,
Pueblo; W. Roy Mason, Virginia; J. A.
Sanborn, New York city; P. j. Lauphear,
Louisville, KY; John Bennett, Martin
Florida, Aspen, Colorado; S. j. 0rmsby,
Castle valley; J. H. Davis, Omaha; Mrs: H.
T. Eaton, Miss Eaton, Portsmouth, N. H. !:
Paul Collins, Newark, O.; 1. J. Doffe
meyer, Wichita; G. j. Pills, Mrs. E. j.
Heiser, Denver; Miss Sara Doherty, Sa-
lima: a Oberholz, New York city; George
b Lanmer, Pittsburg; N. 7. Tirrell, j. E.
Sampson, Boston; D. R. Nellis, Salida
The CULLEE-H. P. Tassing, S. P. Lesi
aun, Provo; A H. Neideg, Los Angeles;
Geo. G. eTait, Park City; F. J. Kiesel,
Ogden; W, N. Dusenberry, Provo; ]. K.
Francisco; Mrs. Brown, c. Smith, Stock
TN; G. M. Young, Cg1en; T. c. Devlin,
Bingham; M. Enright, Park City; Thomas
Judi, St. George; NJ. Hoodman, city; j.
R Haskell, Kansas City; r. E. Hawkins,
D ,nver; NJ. KIM, San Francisco; John G..
Woodward, Chicago.
The CoNTINENTAL-L. Mitchell, Denver;
J. II. II. Mottram, Chicago; W. II. Bintz,
Omaha; c. H. King and wife, Chicago; j.
Cummings, Kansas City; ". J; Traphagen,
Chicago: c. IL Day, Mrs. S. Day, Grange
!
Wilson, Louisville.
THE Witch. Harris, Tintic; James
F'uder, George Walker, B. Tilford, Evans
ton; George Eaton, Chicago; ]. H. Byne.
Hunter. n. Y; J. G.. Hitler and wife,
Frisco; 0. J. Harmon, Huntington; j. E.
Daniels. Jr., Joe E. Daniels, Provo; j. Nc
Keller, Stockton; John Martin, TOoele;
Earnest Nicholas, Bingham; John freed,
Chicago, Ill; Anthony T. Ostrom, Frank
Switzer, San Francisco; J. R. King, Grass
Valley; John j. Peters, Milford, Utah Mrs
F'rezona and child, Virginia city; w. M
Coltrain, st. Louis, Mo. Jacob Farley,
B. Farley. Chicago, Ill; William Doll,
Omaha, Neb.; William w. Williams, St.
Joseph, Mo. Mrs. George Eddington, Coal
vile; Parl Wiltroff, Lipsig, Germany; Leo
pold Sumsion, London, England; Eugene
Rawsu, Chicago, Ill; John Bretter, Bing-
ham; A. Mathews, San Francisco; J. c..
Kelly, Austin, New; j. a. Odbert, Lin
coin, Neb. excursion party, forty people
THE WALLER - Thos. Ferguson, j. T.
Clark, Detroit, Mich; M. A. Cohen, Chi
cago; George E. Smith, Pittsburg, Pa;
John Weber, Royce L. Cheney, Sioux City
G. A. Hildebrand, San Francisco; Mr.. and
Mrs Jameson, Sydney, N. S. W. Mr.. and
Mis-. Allen, L. Allen, Melbourne, Victoria
Dumphy, Grand Island; L. M. Thyn, New
York; j. NJ Brown, Chicago: John T.
Lucas, MINNEAPOLIS; j. Naper, Chicago:
Mrs. III. b. Noper, Miss Grinton, Joliet, Ill
J. r. Mcdonald, Kansas City; Mrs. Hard
son, Boston, Mass; NJ Busse, San iran
cisco; N T. Tirrell, Boston, Mass; E. C.
Conner, C. H. Allen, Omaha, M. Guns
berg, New York; c.. D. May and wife
Denver: r. Stirling New York
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-23
ARMY AFFAIRS.
1t is Held That Minor Can Lawfully Enlist
as a Soldier,

WASHINGTON, March 22.-The adiutant
general of the army has published for the
information Of the army, therecent decision
by the United States court in Michigan
touching the status of minors who enlisted
and afterwards deserted from the army.
In the case at issue, soldier enlisted when
a minor, although pretending he was of
age, and afterwards deserted. He was
arrested and court martialed. While the
proceedings of court were awaiting re
view, the father of the minor sued
out writ of habeas corpus.
The United States court declined to
issue the writ holding that minor soldier
in the army, in confinement under charge
of desertiOn, could not be discharged from
military service by the court until he had
been released from such confinement. 1t
was also held that minors contract of en-
listment is not void but voidable. If he be
over sixteen years of age he can be dis
charged only upon application OF his par
ents or guardian.
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CORRECTION

The statement made by E. Woodford in
his published card to the effect that l left
his place of my own free will is false. Fe
gave me three days notice to q md hs d
no Tentative l also advan . money to
help the building which he says IS uilt
at great expense for my convenience. He
also placed a card on the building stating
that it was for rent before left. Any
person doubling the above statement can
call on me and see receipt for the money
advanced. j. E. BUTLER,
II Twelfth Ward Meat Market.
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Fields Biscuit is Baked.

SAN FRAEUsCo, March %. = Arthur
Field, of the Field biscuit and cracker
bakery Of this city, has petitioned the SUI
preme court to be declared insolvsut His
liabilities are stated at $4,000 The assets
c0ehsist of the cracker factory at Lima
PERU, valued at S12, 600, and real estate val
ned at S13 600 all heayilV encountered
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Cliff HOUSE.
Located Cor. Kahn and Third South

Located Cor. Main and Third South Streets.
The Cliff is the best 81 per day house
west of Chicago Rooms large, cool and
airy, new and handsome furniture, electric
lights, and all the latest conveniences and
accessories. Dining hall spacious and per
feet in it's appointment Table irst-class.
Rooms may be secured by telegraph.
ANDREW c.. BRIxEN & Bro, Props
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UNLAWFUL PREFERENCE.
The Latest Important Ruling Under the Short

Int LdttSl IIllpUIbdlG JuOtI VIC OuO1t
Haul Clause.
WASHINGTON, March %. The interstate
commerce commission, by Commissioner
Morrison, rendered its decision today in
the case Of the Northwestern Iowa grain
and stock shippers association, VS.. the Chi
cago and Northwestern railroad company.
II states that railroad company making
different rates for the same distance on diff
ferent branches of its road must justify
them by showing that there is difference
in the cost Of conveying on the different
branches. The company by long
maintaining rates without the pres
ence of competition on other than
equal terms makes or gives evidence that
such rate is not too low. A company
which has two routes between points can
not lawfully charge more for the shorter
than for the longer distance on either. A
Idad can carry freight from points on its
main line cheaper than another road can
carry over a branch road with separate
equipments to and over its main line
and where one of such branches of
the line must carry on competition
with another road from its main line sta
tons. The rate at that branch established
no criterion for branches not so situated.
The company gave special rates to corn
shippers in Nebraska to a point in Illinois
by means of which corn reached the sea-
board at low through rates. When the
company denied, as it did, such special ad-
vantages to corn shipment in Iowa, it gave
' unlawful preference to Nebraska shippers.
The AlI-Americans One Ahead.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-23

Give Ely's Cream Balm a trial. This
justly celebrated remedy for the cure If
catarrh, hay fever, cold in the head, etc ,
can be obtained at any reputable druggist -,
and may be relied upon as safe and plea :
aut remedy for the above complaints and
will give immediate relief. 1t is not a
liquid, snuff or powder, has no offensive
odor and can be used at any time with good
results, as thousands can testify, among
them some of the attaches of this Office
Spirit of tie Times.
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Duties Raised ON TABS

WAsHINGToN, March 22.-The treasury
department to-day decided that importa-
tons of broken wool taps are dutiable at GO
cents per pound as taps" and not at 10
cents pound as waste 1t is suspected
that taps are broken to resemble waste in
order to evade the higher rates Of duty i'm
ncsed unon .taps.n
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-23
The Way it Looks in Paris.

PARIS, March -Noon.-Bourse firm.
Rio Tinto, sol francs % confines; Compton
des Compile, 100 francs. The Journal des
Dcbats states number of shareholders of
the Compton des Compile will apply to the
tribunal to summon meeting of the share
holakers 70 bring. about a judicial liquidation
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started Ensenada, the eastern stockholders,
most Of whom had never seen California,
formed some ideas regarding the policy of
the company, which conticted with our
plans, and during the difficulty which fol-
lowed, Major Sisson and l resigned"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-23

We have a speedy and positive cure for
catarrh, diphtheria, canker mouth and
headache in SHILOH'S CATARRH REM
EDY. A nasal injector free with each
bottle. Use it if you desire health and sweet
breath. Price so cents. Sold by a. C..
Smith G. IN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-23
NOTICE.

This is to certify that Prof D. Dobranich
has tuned and repaired my piano to my
satisfa ction and 1 can recommend him S
being a frst-class TIN r and 1airer.
Mrs. C.. M. DoNELsoN, Sen.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-23
Greasers Don't WANT 0ur Crease.

CRY OF MEXICO (via Galveston), March
23.-The government has taken steps to pre-
vent the introduction into Mexico of
American lard, owing to the official an
nOuncement that it is deleteriOus to health.
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A Sound Legal Ouinion,

E. cambridge Munday Esq, County
Atty, Clay c., Tex, says: "Have used
Electric Bitters with most happy results
My brother also was very low with Malarial
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-23

That tired, debilitated feeling, so peculiar
to spring, indicates depraved blood. Now
is the time to prove the beneficial effects of
Ayers Sarsaparilla. 1t cleanses the sys-
TEN, restores physical energy, and infuses
new life and vigor into every fibre Of the
| hO1y 725
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-23

Mems suits from S.. Mems pants from
90c. Child's suits from 81. Child's pants
from 25c. at w. Longmore's.
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THE NEW COMPTON, DIES coMPrB

stipulates that its business shall be confined
80 discount and advance operations and its
functions limited to acting as intermediary
between commercial firms and the bank of
France. The capital is divided into $4,000
sneres of 800 francs each.
8ociete des MeteauX shares rose to-day
on reports that the Bank of France had
agreed with the principal copper warrant
holders to take no decision until the dele
gates of the American mines arrive and
make a final effort to bring about a union
among the mines before making forced
sales Moreal has been appointed judicial
iquidator of the Societe des Meteaux.
The London copper market closed
brighter to-day. 1t is believed consumers
will shortly be compelled to buy in order
to fill actual gaps. Sixteen hundred tons
were sold to-day, ranging from 40$l to 41111,
the closing rate.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-23

A healthful clearness is acquired by the
sallow skin washed daily with Glenn's Sui
phur Soap.
Brown, SOC.
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METEOROLOGICAL LOCAL RECORD.
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, March ~, 1889.
fSignal Service, U. S. A.

Max. temp, 54s; min temp, ais.
Mean temp, Sc; for IL years, As; excess, I.
Deficiency OF temp. since January l, 1889, 90.
Excess of temp since March l, 1889, 1885,
Rainfall, OOO inches; mean daily, l3 years, eo7
inches: deficiency o07 inches
Deficiency OF rainfall since January l. 1889, LILO
inches
inches. .-..1
P H. FITZMAURICE,
Sergeant Signal Corps
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LATER FROM LoNDON.

LONDON, March Chopper still monopo-
Lied the attention uof financlers,
and N France has become po-
htical factor. Taking copper at go
per ton, it is calculated that the
syndicate will lose e6,0O00OO yesterday IN
the French chamber of deputies, the minis
tiers describing the authors of the syndicate
as ruined The Societe des AIeteaux share
holders are represented as cleaned out. The
French government is acting very eau
tiously regarding the reconstruction of the
Compton des Compile, which is nicknamed
by Parisians, lie Panama des Riches. y
The Compton DIES Complies original paid
ND capital and reserve, together with
a COX, 600. are regarded as lost.
The statutes of
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"A Terrible Fall
Taylor the Tailor, 45, E. Second SOUTH.

In prices of painting, paperhanging ant
signs at S. L. P. & A. Co., GO E. First South
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-23

BEST quality of coal oil in bulk at % cents
per gallon at G. F. Culmer s; Bros.
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TIE COPPER CRASH.
The New Compton de Compile
Organized at Paris.
YESTERDAYS LONDON SALES.
Societe DIES Meteaux Stock Takes Jump--It Is
Political Question in France
Brighter in London.

LONDON, March 22-One thousand tons
OF copper was sold at auction to-day ate4l
2sYd to se42 Is cd. Another 1000 tons Of
copper sold at auction at o'clock p. M, for
the account of Morrison Kekenich 81 Co.
Ordinary brands brought G1@942; named
brands brought 945, y 5, and Wallaroo
p5O0
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WORKINGMEN'S CLurnlNG STORE.

F'IRsT-CLAss grocery house, John Nc
Donald & Sons, No. PCS and go Main St.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-23

Norris & Cos Photographic Studio.
No. Ga w. Second South street. Cabinets
So per dozen. Hafen's celebrated crayon
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The AII-Americaps One Ahead.

MANCHESTER, Eng, March 22.-In the
game Of baseball played here to-day the
score stood: Chicago. 6; All-America, Z.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-03-23
EPPIE RLLsLER

is well billed about town. Her sale com
mences at the Opera house to-day and she
plays Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, with
Wednesday matinee
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The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-02-08
ellie Dale.

!, nm rd of Nellie Dale? B'gosh
III ! strange
vi the districk school down
$ Range;
- * around at all-born that
Ich.
Isl X4gher story, hey? Well, this
5s D time in March, ! think.
& ft ing was froze,
sari cOmculong an driftcd
1T.
~ iciiie an all the kids just
+ 4 oOl was out.
e. ousc wasn't bli21arl-pro0f'
!. : up to stay,
nee was IL farm house, a
way.
t--ycr bet she waS-nn' she
vn nn' cry,
NJ he'd to reach that house, or
~ 0 ills I'D die.
- 4 up all good an warm, in
II kind q style.
axe hold y hands. an line
,I;t down the prairie road, an
= 8. all in tow,
n words o cheer, an steer
igh the SNOW.
aasicst sort o work the kids
''sa't drift.
e to hustle back an kinder
[:
- awful bitin' cold. ana ut
Ned almost
i E'stae ana all the rest 'ud have
a I'VE ghost.
he grittiest girl ever run
long till she reached the
/ ss 3ary u kid was lost.
!. ks@ Sns even nipped, tho how
.s- God knows.
S M 5irl, she caught it hard; both
M yere froze.
couple Of days afore
minute there wasn't much
n~s looked mighty glurn;
My chance there was, and
. ISL very bright
h her fect--an' Nellie come
~--
Il -,
we could for her, an We
(, YOU bet
Of wooden feet, but she
en- yet.
a8s~ cl. an act OF grit just re-
n,
trrc's a better pair nwaitin'
-.
Y =. Chester. E'khart. Ind.
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Petroleum T. .tnring Out.

1t is said that Inc great oil fields Of
New York and Pennsylvania are rap
idly becoming exhausted. The sup
ply has fallen rom 10000 to 43, 900
barrels per day. Search Is being made
for new fields.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-02-08
HIS SAX
exquisite picture, Look

exquisite picture, Look
he orchard. Standing
] ssom-freighted tree, her
uplifted, rilling one of
branches ut its pink
was my cousin Ihyra.
She had rcttlned from
aool course, and at my
ion had come to spend
It'll rs.
med her cordially, and
out the most affections
towards ny dead aunt 5
but now Is | saw the
,iion in Ralph's Hazel
,se eyes that mirrored
to mc-a quick pang
.,l my heart.
ton had been my ideal
rs good and noble my
srlg, since when Il tiny
" okcd up with grateful
! i'urdy boy who had al
. tween me and anything
9th only children; but
ay parents my dear IA
n spared to me, Ralph
il left to fight alone his
le. He had come tarough
i. winning his hunorS 1t
, ollege fairly, and to the
all his friends, and now,
I. he had rs promising !.
chosen medical field as
III might desire.
to say, although it had
~entered my mind that it
though scarcely Il day
we did not meet, and
never tried to disguise
was wholly his, no bind
d ever passed between Us.
last mouth, Ralph had
! Thyra'S society, and "A
had sprung up between
st | had been pleased that
uld appreciate him; 5ut
continue.
,ay long in the orchard
II. but soon led the way to
Ralph stayed to tea, but
ing l was quiet and dull,
q presented all the greater
'hyra, who sparkled with
ii aud spirits. charming
with her Scotch ballads.
,icc rs clear an! pure rs \
vent on.
had always known that |
handsome nor vivacious,
had / SO realized my own
s as during the few past
z weeks. The truth was
liating though it was, !
to confess it was iell-
ny fibre of my being.
lg.as Isat by my open win
il tit Of bitter musing, my
My opened, and a little
cure stole softly in.
, my side, Thyra wound
out me.
she said, "what is the mat
/? You have not seemed
for some time. Are you
less enquiry | turned and
'chingly into her sweet
ing but truth was thor"
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-02-08
ieil.. e. Dazzle.

" ne: "llrnry. what is this .razzle.
nazzte thcN are talking abouto" Uns-
oahd; why. Mary, that Il what Won
gave me 70 open the door with when |
t1gton Post.
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-02-08
Gas, Water, and Brine from One
Well.

One Of the most remarkable Of the
many wonderful things Of which Pits
burg boasts Is the combination Weil
that has been ,tr,ie> II the cracker
factory Of $. $. Marvin y Co, on
Liberty street / produces 1t one and
the same cold water, as pure and sweet
as tie dew that tails from Heaven, salt
water Is brlnN Is old oceans waves,
and 4 tiow Of gas that when ignite,l
ltlumlnttes tie entire surroundings.
The Well was drilled some time ago,
Mi. Marvin idea beng to get Il sup
ply Of pure cold water tor use in
his bakery III the summer and
during flood times when city water
is not desirable. At loo feet the
fresh water WAS suack, and at 200 feet
the salt water aud gas were found.
Two castings We're inserted. one for The
salt water and cas-, the other for the
fresh water; and now, when tire engine
IS started and the gas lighted, spccta-
tors behold the wonderful si4ilt Of
fresh water, silt water, and Ire All
coming out Ct one we'll It the same
time. PtttS5ufah DiSpatch
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because the boat leaks and is fill
! in@; aud cannot swim a stroke. No
| help is near, aud we shall both be
/ drOwned,
"Drowncd, Oh no, nor Piteously
| the young voice rose III its distress.
Cry for help, Hester. Call out as
| loud as YOU ran." And raising our
voices, shrill with fear, we cried for
help, / Knowing all the time how
little chancc there was of anyone be-
lng near enough to hear. for the lake
was a quarter Of mile from any dwell
/ ing. At length her strength failing
her, Ihyra' voice died into a hoarse
wailing prayer, as rcsigning hope of
earthly aid. She sank upon her knees,
about which the trcacherous water
rose and gur~ird.
Suddenly, like a clarion call, voice
rang out from the shore. Aid was at
hand. But could il reach Us before it
would he too latte? As looked ut the
shore and down at the fast-hiling
boat, felt that il would be an impos-
sibility for both to be saved.
\ struggle sharp and quick, and my
resolve WAS made. Reaching over, |
graspcd Ihyra's arm.
Listen" said, ''lt the boat held
but one, that one might be saved If
the weight were lcS~encd il Would not
fill 81 fast. Ihyla, remain where you
are. am going. Tea Ralph | DO
this for his sake.
Before She realized what | meant
was over the boats edge her a@onzed
shrek the last sound IN my ears, and
the last Thought in my mind For
Ralph,s sake. II / have Sinncd by
nourishing the evil root Of jealousy ia
my heart, this will atone"
a darkened room: Il sense of weak
ness and lan-uor; low voices near me.
| hear, but cannot move or raise nv
lids, that feel as though a weight heavy
as lead We're upon them.
'Oh, Ihvra. when think what this
day may bring forth, feel as though
4 could pour my Very soul ont IL
/ prayer. The dear, courageous darl-
ing, always told YOU what noble
nature hers was.
1t was Ralph who spoke, and Thyra
who answered, her Voice choked with
tears.
'.l'es, always knew how highly
YOU esteemed hel. but until tha, dread
tul day never suspected that the tie
between yon was other. than a brother
Ii and siSferly one naInh | fr:l that
i is due tony blindness thatthi, trou-
bIe las come upon yoa an con-
yinced that Hestelllf0arht that cared
for You, and hat yoa were becoming
estfmeed from hcg through ny means.
Toll Ralph that dothis for lis sake, =.
/ she said. rs Size s1}rane.a, Size thought.
TO certain death. ca. Iietty. my dar-
linr cousin, If YOU could only open
these heavy ewes. and know your mis-
take,''
To die for my sale-oh IIetty,
This life Will not bu worth the liyi6r
if you cannot share it,
Then th.yoiees faded away Iheard
no more. Il. .rue,n,rionsncss aran
lowered it, pan over mK senses. Bnt
that niaHt. IL me doctor. had said. the
crisis ranr ana n1pruinr fnund mo
OH Of dancer that had nenaeel my
life fnr ,sn..i..,st
knowine of our pIanS f. row ont
for tbe lilies Pa]nh fad determined Is
surprise ~ by ra0jnp down to the
hoat-housr n ihe time If oIn. intended
,epaltllre and aeranlaanyinp ~ Rnt
he had arrived Too lttr tol. that. and
] inst in time to hear oia. cries Of dis
The herald. (Big Stone City, Dak. [S.D.]) 1883-1890, 1889-02-08
Drawing the Line.

Landlady GrNingto start the con-
versatlo,D: Are YOU fond Of the an
tique, MIR. slin?' New boar,!er (sus-
piciouSIy): 'Um-er-not at table. -
AeU York UeehlY.