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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-03

ening damage suits against the city
for the injury entailed upon their
crops and flower gardens. No reason
for the shut-oft is given by the ditch
commissioner, and there seems to be
none, as the ditch is undergoing no
repairs.
-Damaso Flores, Chihuahua,
Mexico, merchant, is at the Mahncke.
Policeman Ludwig's case before
the police committee was dismissed
Maverick Rifles drilled at 10 a. m .
Oh Alamo plaza.
Browns II, Mackeys l at Opper-
mans grounds yesterday.
Miss Claire Marescal is taking a
vacation from her position as sales
lady at Kahn's store.
District Clerk Geo. Dashiell re-
turned yesterday from visit to Pres
ident Harrison's state.
AT o'clock, May 3O,C.C. Houston,
a transfer man, and Mary Kassal, of
the Fashion theatre, were married by
Justice McAllister.
The Wabash railway is the only
one running into Dearborn Station,
Chicago on time since Thursday.
Floods have not interfered with their
running.
Miss Frances f. Willard attended
eight State conventions of the Wo-
mems Christian Temperance Union
in the South.
The Kansas State Historical society
is negotiating for the purchase of the
rifle which John Brown used at Har-
per's Ferry.
Humorist Burdette will deli yer the
annual grafton before the Philoma.
thean society Of Pennington Seminary
n. j., next month.
Bobby-"Oh, mamma, you know
the two nickels you gave me when
started down town-one for the poor
blind boy at the corner and one tc
buy a ball with. Well, lost one Ol
them" Mamma-"Which one did
you lose" BObby-"Oh, the blind
boys nickel, of course. "-Exchange
Change of climate is what you
need" said the high priced physician
after he had listened 20 all the details
of the patients case. Change O
climate" exclaimed the patient il
surprise. "Why. man alive, Tvt
never had anything else. I've liveC
right here in New England all my
life. "-[Christian Register.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1889-06-03
Why?

The Alazan ditch. part of which
runs along South Laredo street, has
been Shut off from water for the past
ten days and those using the water
for irrigation are kicking and threat
ening damage suits against the city
for the injury entailed upon their
crops and flower gardens. No reason
for the shut-off is given by the ditch
commissioner, and there seems to be
none, as the ditch is undergoing no
repairs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11

NOTICE uF DISSOLUTION or FARTSEz
~ sksp-Tas partnership % Csza Gazing
aosaE bgxjEess a seattle " T., under Ehe FRA
usr1e 8as styfs O. va CnEas 4 90. u tkts day
e3sscfse1 g. THsAal seat And farther
nof.ce : SsEeeE given slss 81 szsfGs due -
ewtag - tie al zrs- re "a Chang "a. are
rSYss5s n ChEa ghinx Heck. wt18 - sEI
a. aer Fzs g. rHrS - tie sSF1es s2e fszrfheg
nastce - &EresF z sea tbxf TIE Sad han Ching
Hos ~ .l gsy a. &ebtk 5sse By ths fS+3 nrEa 81
u GhEzE . ia. Es&1sgs AZ -sssG&s, y AT Eaxto1
TaTx- scrF tcsz IN 14Y q! 1sffanes. A 4. GssS-
Ml'zsess CHtTN EHISsT Hoo x
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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO COSTsAcToRs-YESIFR AVE
~ nue grade Sealed bids vii be received hy
tie isassrsisrsf, clerk 81 the efsy OF Seattle.
OF before Friday. October u. Use 81 O'clock ?.
N for the grazing Of saS construction 81 side
waits GA both si4es - 1esler sFenne from Al
hzwsoa street cable road 20 tre~iis, IN sccor8-
s1os With the flsns end specifications thereof
ron Or Sc IN thss 0Ssee. Each hfi 10 tsS SCION
panied By rash deposit 81 Sc security for
the execution Of 3nv contract that may Dc
.ss, :, r r.. ei'y Ieserys' ne sss ss; 70 se
Firsi gHblicstaoa October II. Isss.
Notice TO coNTRAcToRs-sEaLED BIDS
~ wsal be received by the undersigned. clerk
o; tbs city 81 seattle. On o. before Friday. DC
tsse- =, ls. q e!oek y n. for the grating Of
fFau 1ssisoa stree; 20 James street. IN accord
sncs vito TIE rlSas and ccsfcsttons therefor
Hos ~ sse II my o-see Eseh hid b. be accom-
FAMED hy easn deposit of SO security for
tbe execution Il say ceEfraes thss may be
swsrtef Ios eiv reserves ne r:gni 10 rect
Fsrss publication. ocsoeer II. isss.
pms Will 81 RECEIVED FOR PLUMBING.
ID 2. ard steam string Of occlsental up 70
FRIDAY ilsh lnss q. p N Plans and spectacle
iic0s al o@ce. : Nssny. so second street
NoTTCE TO coSTaACToRs-THE SCHOOL
AN6srs - the city Of seattle, W. T.. viii receive
ettk for the construction Of toGr frame school
soHsss Bids vii eioee October Is. Z N noadS
w3ll he required OF the snccsszfal bidder A
tIsesi cheek OF txo hundred 5olisrs gfas8 mas;
socorsFsay each sst secGTsty for the exsea-
ton OF any cgarxct thai raay be awarded.
Pans, sFees1esNons and details ~ cssoe u
gssres v. Saunders and y ". Hoagstca-
81 affects. rssaEa Is Boston hock.
A S<eS<NEST Roll, Ash STREET GRADE
y Notice = hereby given THAI che sssessvaent
roll fess ihs grazing Of Ash Serses, from Depot
S&scst u HkrZ3Suu street and CONSTRUCTING
s4ew&x 0@ assib Ss6Gs theTss4. has been Sled
with tHe undersigned, cserk OF the city OF -e-
attic EE3 further aassce "a hereby giysa that
v.Fsksfr
gaEca - SAL clerk, IN the city bail, and Ssa re-
Fz&ia open trv tnsyeef108 Gzts@ Friday, oetosssr
=, iSSs, ~ ossoCk ,. IA. ard thas al p~rSons
feeling t1eEKsaTss AZ grteyE1 by z1y aRfa e.
sessrneEs- Ensy spSsly % the cuE-rcE egyssnsa II
SID Csty 20 have tse ssEas corrected. On sd o.
:0tsr - issS, 81 o c5oes , E2-. ~ ths eaassea
chan 80 r the Csty hal
CIV FEERr2. Clerk.
rste ~ E ~ puhlles.san -4xs@-aasr >. t~~a
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Notice TO Creditors.

In the district court OF the Third Judicial dis.
trict of Washington territory. holding terms as
Seattle. King county In the matter of the In
solveney of II. :. Hansen, No. 72ul
To the creditors OF said n. q Hansen, iusolvcnt.
You and each ~ you are hereby notified o. 10
and appear ca the 18th dsy of November fssa.
before the Judge OF said cosrt al chambers or in
open court, Of the court house I'm the city Of Sc
attic, Wash, IA show cause why the prayer of
said u. X Hansen, irsoiyent. should not he
granted
RM. HOPKINS. CLERK of said cosrt
Ryw. T. HASsos DSputy
Dated seattle. October ,. issa
Peterson & fennefsthef, Attorneys for reti.
ttouar
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HaRxKss ssD s4DDIgRn

IfAES se1 Asb 7ADnskkY-gAMEs NHEf-
4 ar wag is * Ffs&ssf located al i04l THird
street Ess sest&2nsy TIE EEess display nt b&f-
Essx sas1fsEv and ;ziyf Eae<s 20 - seen any
Bfsere scs53v Il =aSk1z~. TEss geEfsesrkn siso
e&rTies . - sssaytEfsEt 81 carriage tFTssralnss
sd zskes speciality ot sD&3Fius. M shas-
a. 4E~s l&rss waSgEsAse att retail hgsstlsss
as &c werrsatz a. as wgrx k11 - g. prices
ts.sf Era k-gnS1 u tg3aE esssznHn.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1889-10-11

The following warrants win be paid on pre-
sentstsop at the city treasurer's once and no
interest allowed on same after this date.
Lane stree; warrants. ordinance On, Nos Asl.
l,f94. i.Sls, 9.
Nall street warrants. ordinance sts, Nos ea
1850. !, ss{, !. 6a5, II, ~ 10
Fourth street. ordinance SO. Nos. i.sss. Liza.
f.fg7, .tsS
West street. ordinance sss. Nos. bia LIS
Bell street, ordinance So Sos sd Az
1881
second street. ordinance i,e2i, Nos. LTD 70
j.7sS Inclusive.
Dated this 10Th day Of October, Issg.
WILLIS l. AMFs City Treasurer.
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eTnSgsf TTFEH

Ne. ENGLAND MARBLE AND GaAglTE
~ wgT&s F8x 1saAt3s, prsspE3etars; al
ksFsss al sxzaesssy sSsd bgss@sax ~0sS dome vi n
xFfkssBe sxtsf. FAX kngkiy u s8stsss sszKtafsfF
aa hsaz1s positively eefFsf sad cheaper thar snE
GsAas Arza 90 TIE tpAsf. esssxfs ssta pFss1s
tssFnxAzxd o. syyils&xeE fsse II ebs &c. rae
s,Fes4. txsxeeE fg-sta sGG 2 Id, 5tssssG,
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Notice is hefssT eivea tbst saturday. No
vs1her 2. issg ~ The ATra0fy On rnton street,
sn school district Ne. one u IN the city 81 80
attic, giag county, Warrington territory .
Fscol election sll Re held for the siecfion ~
tsfee school directors fog sssi school 1istricf
No 4.
Also Cor the election Of senooi eisgk FOR the
Essning year
The polls wfis 0rsE AZ one % p IA sas soa~
fiHae osea tia sryeB y 3.
Igxse4 sesJtie. VI. J. september 20 lac
WILLIAM " HUGHES.
j ~ FKISk
vi TAYLOR.
q 81 uEfiHR0S,
Directors % ~rsoo Dsssyscs Va J.
" A HssTBaaxE. tterx * SAID T. 600i District.
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Hxpor NDED sroek.

INFo1-%nED STOCK AT ATCTEoN-Tt -
l dav, tislaA@r la. Lsse a. 50 O. IL. A. tss
Fees %tahIe sssrugT F9EgF& sE& As4 Ia &0rsh
-sssts3e 3 49, SSH 20 tte hlsasss ass1sf fcF
sSsh ~ Gar rxst q tEsgozadtzs sd sespsag
s~o FsS ng heissss ard tse whlse sesg-
Ing Ae1 serx TAs o~asT e sad kSizsss = s.
-. sGzUsl
e MITCHELL
C1.ssf ~ F'es3se =s.ss8v-
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EaATNgNFfY Gs5D5F. NJ. e. T. o. q. , A.,
l. rSe.Es every TauFssssy ezen!ng. 81 s'sles
IN TIE al es -sssfls sss8TS. &egtN -ss&Ets@ Al
gsx Ia = 81 tas orker ia suass ss&Efsiug ara fnF
zsaszy lnylss4 20 ssSsna
81 HOLMES y. q.
II. N1ECEE441. SeszsisE.,
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spFSTtI NOTICE

NOTICE Is HEREBY 6IYEN THAT ! WILL
~ nCt be Tesp1assh4s s8s AR sllas CONTRACTED
e. -an9ersga 4 t<asnn. contractors IA his eiy.
egues. JANIS CLANCY.
nLD FAPgRs AZ THIs oFFIcE-Ee A EtS-
NOTICE. HAVE f~ARGE STOCK OF
~ HsrLsf1Ese AID hssS5&1x 81 TurnKr hs
- al 80 .-r--.s A AaNLrnsz-h
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sIc4f.

NTE MAETirs GEADEATk OY THE gCE~
wi lsxk 1eussrss-arlslEl, aerssa. takes psfs.s
- Ffse Fssze and osgzu. y0scs r4ifETs a SIC
s8assy. So Plss stses~
ATas WILLARD. N0gss AID g, IzIss<
vi 'FRONT.' sssest. voice eastsFe. gAsno. gsftsE.
s50ea1E15. Pay stc2s cEitEfs eissz- - q H..
z1fEfs.ass
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GEORGE I. NEACHAN

o. xoa wfG sxY cre ef the -osz attractive
kasssf1x sT1Ss n SFaesH AaNs t0wz, fs% sesf
ssp1sKrs ant saevtsss sstsaktsSa-
81 500 fer esxkzs Ffo5i stsees sos L e-esx
zzTtAsEx ess-s1
3 100 So sGA tss on F1eveztS Efrs<
Sa.e q xsss~ozzs sEETvses rex61eScS prop
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~ iees - E~eS a.
seee szr fr-zf terf fas lot 90 FEsrs sirrsE
TArrx j. ussa<zE esasl 50 r.
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NV cosI Hr>ksms.


The seattle. Lake >h@r~ a Eastern Let.
so~sraTs.
The seattle Ixke shore 4 Eastern Raj
road Company kns let . cengact 90 the
san francsses Bridge Company 81 oon-
ssrsses GOA bankers IS the foot 81 Madison
street. The Contractors begin wors sosisy.
Coss4sden cars wz1 ~ tzken over ;he sess-
re. lake shore A Eastern 10 THE ce2l bank
srs ana raised ~ AZ elevator on tuTB-
table to sufficient hslgkt-
The bankers xll - SO arranged rasf
sessesS cas- b~ xupfssed with ezrEo@s un
enc SIDE ard wager loaded Or the other
kasx.uf Yes Dining Car-.
NsJ gar &sssr, co- xzenT1wg Awgwss z. ovwr rs
AfTroE kx24 AsstxxtSss Company. ArexaE
-Aats l4sse SD Easz FneS2e railway. t~swe<s
fnszSGSa snz re &sxzsGrs ftN.F. Tie T1zs1ax
ass ssExsce szx uDsxeeiss6-
BORN
lLExsTFYN-fa fAls xzfg 0csossr ~ 80, =
TIE Sc - - q Ikzwf}syn. ss-n
ssEgIEp.
CHADWICK E0gggT-8S- ocrel@r &. lsse
at fAx Yess1snue II NJ FscESaa kshegrSssa. gsl
t&&Gs3ek - Mss lssssk EEeer&s.n. toSh Of
ttssswsa. wsss.
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- ~ F.ss Il IL ptss4. NJ vt ssnls
az - ~ Fsesss >eafz. &sesA - rsaGze
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F,usT

I,g5g,Nls~A LAEsK sgIFF Of wIsG PUNT.
i a&&F EsGas GsFtsar. eSEs- esE hsTs sss
sz-~ - cs4ssag ~ t&$ stafs u AEaYoz orsEs
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617 Third Street.
Ssattk Typographical lnisH. Ne. 20.
SPECIAL MEETING.

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C-stess. Ne ~ ~ - as44 60 ~sEaaGy steTsaan
.ssss9 tSrss,ssx ssz3. - e'eaosk ~ nS4 FaI3e9s
= Narzh ~e&fzsk
IS e-sssf 81 tzS ggs&4tezL
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tse smser-ps a. tAs -EaQ e. ce4.s sor3 f. sis4
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Nur1rE-TAe fuSzzess c@ce * he tssr-}s
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The undersigned having purchased the inter
est Of Chin Tee Hee In the FIRM OF Wa Chung n
Co. Chinese merchants, doing business at
seattle. will eouiinue under the name OF Va
Chung 10 MS building near the corner of south
Fifth and Washington streets IN ssif Seattle.
where he VIII carry fan line OF Chinese uaer.
ehsn6ise consisting of teas, rice. nut OIL. suf
other merchandise directly trnporfe1 from
China wholesale and retail
VA CHUNG.
CHrS CHING HOOK,
Pf0pri sfors
Dated et seattle, ". r.. 0ctoesr 2, 1853
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Treasury NEFARTmExT,
osrGcK ~ CoxrTKnIIER ~ THk crRRKScY.f
~ssflss8FQT, sept ~. i<s4 }
wHEEEAs, By satisfactory evidence presented
20 The nn6srsig-sf. II has been made u appear
that The Boston National hank 81 sestfls' "a
the ttfy OF seattle, ia the county Of KIM, and
territory OF WAsbtn z5on. has corn piled sith all
the provisions of the stAtHfes 81 the tinted
states required 50 BE complied with bef9Te "a
ssscei siion staH be authorized - commence ms
business of bsskiag
s0w. therefore. Z rivsri 4 IAney, comp
ty0Aer OF the currency. do hereby certify that
The Boston National Bank OF seattle" In tbs
clfy ~ SEATTLE. In the county 81 King and tern
tory 0i Washington, to authorized 20 commences
the business OF banking as provided in ss-tson
atty one hundred aud siHty-nArae, OF tie revised
"a fHfek of the United States
Ia testimony whereof, witness my hand ard
sea- 81 once tais lsth day u 5epsxrn Der. ir@3
tskAL r. a LACEY.
No sf4. Com Esfaiier of the garFefsey
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ss.r.

CT ~1AE@E BLACK De&T ASsA EE fsE
/. 20 a.zss 81 fssse,ai wsts~ s5os @ neEssxs
1zssf ssstzs3 = &sxhs1lcx s.cre-
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To INK rSFSsx rrxsTs-ro rHosx rasY
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So : $ - $40. = - ss1zsn r~zrssFsoE.
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: 49,, -. -. 40 s,ssax asz~ e S-ssssaaSisss
= SSr7Sr >ere~a azs rrnzs srr-~eS. = assae-
p0xs-x-Hasrx rs MAKE xu~EY. BRING
- vAas Fsxs ys1 cAr 1ns - szaxs % -xxs-n ~
s'ssss asssf-l axss'sssf. Ae<wwsa Ara N
TIE gsTzgS NIL. COMPANY AT LAKE,
1 Casaa y F-xp~se1 - furzasA kssa-2rs<<s
en Skzt. AIS ~ saxexz v-zrex
CEKArKz THAN IHK cHEArESr-yry
- seattle Fw-rzsx7s ce- sxzA fnrrstn-e sAsar~
e. taAa auy os@e- Aease - ere cts Cal srss
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4 srAl mzI work. 81 ~ ssK-sAiRg a Ezrss
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SLAEE q cAsEs sEaI yTgSFTrRx. CAS-
~ PEA, a~n31sex. es<&. cheaper FOG cxsa. tasn
&2y ofeEr ARA - 81 s-vzEi seattle. Trv snexz
ssd Essa vi rzt 3 50 E-ks snd FRA
e1,aE fAkEE & LACY MACHINERY sssx-
Il PAM, = sn5 Il SesSa grsxs ssrexr Fs,slazs
or, EAassscsH-eEx 81 Ard dealers ~ snfA Al
ra&zEag rzs< AsSSry, s1ezs1-sN esxsaex xSsxd sus
frez vs-Stns rsscAsss<y. Estimates fxrnssAssa
&C coz@rasts plants 81 every sfesrzfpsson seattle
ass<es r1ss7 z. k4a.ss s3cxk.
l-sSTARL1sHED N ssss-asAnY paR RySl
4 = ness AEiAoaF. A~ek n5a42=Y, paper
s21t-se hlA1S s<sak = &saf&SrGYpr- zzaSae raax1-
ztAxs. lEE as>aks Aa4a1 Substantially in say
sEsiss best NzsrS ~ reasonable rx4cex seal skins
A1s- rszmfae gEssss seaEAa- fnw artistic h6ndfnrx
aa1 hesf Linen sss3gez p@ner kept On ksn3 a.
sssssi sTSss> cad skssssx rSnk. Tagst hand SIDE
ess<szsent ss-sfzles ~ssa 2. g hex 49,
a. 10 sc A MONTH CAN RE MADE
9tO working is- ~ ASsass preferred who
car furnish hssESx a12 give iassr tune s. tAe
casi1esS SrA-e g2orsszss Ray be profsghsy
e-zra2ye1 ssSa- fe& vsszsc5sss Il towns ard
s@taes- ;. ,. JOHNSON & ca. i.ets Main street
ksearacsS. Va \. E-fsexse stsss sse snss
ns1s1leSs exp<xsrzee- Nerer mind seaasnx
sezrAss Tor relsy. 3. J.xCo
UxviSw AsssvncS
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PgR KYS1 ROOMS

poR RIM Ro0as
TOE Egsr-oNk FURSisEED ROOM Az
I exc Bel sgr~sf
I>0R gEST-TERxT NICE LARGE ROOMS
Il sox lAEkf housekeeping. lis Teszpe-sncs
Street. Worth sests2e-
v>oR RENT-Is DESK ROOMS IN BrsINEss
L esn'sr a SIS ezea; s3so esspeaters. pa rsecs
xA0Y, &c. az EEESg he sef ~ sacrs-cs Inquire
Of }. Frte9iss3eg, srchitecs. Boston BOOK,
roem g.
I,oa aESr-FrgSIsHED front ROOM
i fsr a1e 81 twe gsnsleEHea. "a CSlyersisy
ssFnxs- between sesoad and TEsrS
\ s0R RExr-FURNIsaED Rooms IN srITg
L saxs cas- ee as9s fog igst ho-ssE ssping 81
azonss soE SeutseraNH- 20 sseu5d an1 Na-soa
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Every oocy who travels on the fltts-
burgA division y the Pennsy ly2nls
railroad knows Conductor John l1nges-
He Is one q the greatest 59kers IN ne
service ard when lot punching tickets
Il busy telling stories or perpetra -ing =
oke. Conductor Mnges' ears are els-
toricsl They are remarkable 2ot Tor
their size, but Tor their wonderful plla-
bilty. His fayorite tr.ck Is - dcpoie
90 his ears and thea stlf them far into
the ori6ee This makes them look Ss 4
shey aGd beer mashed With : eTOw bar.
The other night, while the train vas
speeding along toward Altoona 81 the
rats OF hfry-fve miles a. hour, ninges
doubled his ears and passed through The
fourth car. Nearly a. the passengers
were ladies' They regarded Dlnges
with snazernenu The conductors face
wore look OF superb Inconsistencies
one old lady Nth iron-gray eurls and 3
pug nose could not take her eyes from
the ears. When Dinges passed through
the car again her curiosity Was 50 great
that she could not resist the temptation
% stop him
"Nhat's The matter with your ears,
conductor?" she asked.
Nothing, he replied, innocently, as
he elevated his eyebrows, and his ears
few back 20 their normal position.
The old lady nearly fainted.-Phila-
delphia North American.
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