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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30
STORMS OF SAND AND DUsr.
Central niinoi. Suffering from
Droufii.

BLooNINGToN, Ill, Dec. 90
Such storms Of sand and dust SIS are
prevailing in Central Illinois have
never before been known at this
season, or, indeed, at a-y time Of
the year. Not a drop Of rain has
fallen in this country for months.
The wind has blown strong aud
continuously for several days, aud
the DUST and sand have been so
thick til 1t it has been at times al
most imDossible to see across the
street. The dust has been blown
entirely or the higher portions of
the streets and lie. in deep drifts In
the bitches. The streams are dry
ing up rapidly and the scarcity OF
wateris occasionally OF great incon-
veniencc to the farmers.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30
nsN nsvers Cssas are Broken aud
10 Uontaoa.

QsW OsVess eSsas are broken aud
- Nsasaaa.
Iron the Virginia City. xe.f. Nsdisoasea =.
When we find . medicine we
know to posses genuine merit, We
consider Il . duty, and We take
pleasure In telling the public what
It Il. Such . medicine Ne found
ChamberIain's Cough Remedy. last
winter, when Il grippe was prevail
ing. We are eats1td that we ward.
eli OF several attacks that were
threatening by the use Of this syrup,
and We have since relieved, In
few hours, severe colds, and In the
course Of two or three days. entirely
broken them up by It's use. a. have
sevefzl Of our friends to whom We
hsve recommended !t. 1t IL all thai
IL Is represented TO be by the manu-
fscturen. Ifyou have . cough ans
want to stop It Chamberlain
Cough Remedy will dp the work
For sale By 2. c. II. I. Drug Dept.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30

gs The Experience 81 Hslsissaes
sfintelligent people that . per
srvering use Of DR.. David kennedy's
Fsvoriie Remedy, of Rondout, n. Y,
viii cure Fever and AEue, Billious-
nee. Rheumatism, Debility OF the
Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys and
Bladder, and ~ discrders arisipl
from an impure ftate Of the blood
when no other medicine or treat
ment has been Of any permanent
beusnt
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30
Arorsu..se Yeass LsaS.

Miss Jennie Martin, l7s North
ST. i'aul St, Rochester, y. Y, says
suffered long from Kidney com
plaints-home physicians failed +
afford relief. A friend induced m,
to try DIR. kenpeiy-s Favorit,
Remedy, made at Rondout, \. y
The effect was wonderful. When
had taken two bottles 1 was curee
and have had no trouble since.
write for the benefit OF others.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

NYOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN By TIE
~ undersigned. AdHinistra.rix OF the
,s,ste OF William Bowman, deceased. TO the
creditors of, and al persens having claim
against the said decreased. TO exhibit then
With the necessary vouchers. within ten
months after the a. 81 publication Of this no
si.e. to the sud Administrative. AZ the of.
Rec o; Isaac ". wadecll. Attorney, ,. and
"a East, south Temple street.. .alt lake City,
in the County OF salt Lake. utah Territory
Dated November -th. 1880.
MAR6AREr BOwH w.
Adnipistratrix of the estate OF william
Royuan deceased dotw 30
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30
LOSS OF LIFE.
Jamcs West Found Frozen 10 Death
Near wheeling.

WHEELING, w. Va, Dec 20
The first loss of life in this section
from the greit saowstorm is just re-
ported from Blmlin, Lincoln Couns
liz. Today James West, "A school
teacher. was found frozen to death
near there. He was buried ia a
snoydrift on road lending acrOss
the mountains from Six Miles Creek
90 Need River, AMI was evidently on
his way home TO spend New Years
wher overcome by the cold.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30
A sEaIOus NsssAHE.
I'd ArusssesA Receives . Iasaa she'
h . reel 1se0.

denver. Dec. 29.-Ed AfmseeAo
was fatally wounded as two o'cIoch
this morning by Officer Rafferty, In
Chrisholm's pool room, LArimei
strect. The billet entered the hach
OF the head and peuetr1ted tbs
brain. Armstead and three other
men were mistaken By the oficei
for burglars and attempted 70 eecAps
from the building when toe oiicei
demanded aimiftance. One 81 thu
party escaped by jumping through Z
glass door.
The party had been playing poke
In the back room Of the billiard bal
and when the ofIfcer knecked q
their door and demanded ID
mittance, they thought they YER
yoIpg to be arrested for gambling,
turned out the lights and aseempeed
10 make their escape. the omceS
thinking they were burglar, forces
opep the door and shot to Tighter
them. Tho shot took effect u
Armstead's head.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E.,a,e o. samuel varney. Deceased.

Estate OF samuel Narney, Deee~seu-
NYOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN Bf TUE
~ undersigned. Administrator OF the
Estate OF Samuel varney. deceased, ., Tho
crcditore Of, and all persons having elaiin'
asnirst The sad deceased. 70 exhibit then
WITH tne necessary vouchers, within ter
months after the srst publication OF this no
tee. 10 the SAID aininistr -tor, a. Noon y
Uooper and EIdredge Block 10 south, , al
temple street. in The City and County Of
Salt Lake, Utah.
WAIDENiR VAN COTr.
Administrator c: Tire Estate OF sar. &c
Varney, deceased. Il oi~ sw
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30
sa;iar.l's Hsreheand syrup fss
Whoolinx Cough.

There is no remedy in the world
which viii give such prompt relief
In Wi,ooping Cough rs BdLdrds
Horthcusd Syrup. II will rosiffue5
cure il. ifyol will try 1t your chill
dren will not keep yuu awake all
night coughing. Billiards. Hore-
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and sooihii:g remedy for ccnsumP
lion. Coughs, ois:s, Bronchitis and
Asthma, IN the world. II is free
from opium. II builds up new tis'
-ue, strengthens The Lungs, and Is
an incompatible remedy, made Of
the lest AID runrst materials. II
your Lungs are weak and you have
tickling 10 year throat you Dee'
Il. z. e. II. !. Ar'at- g
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30
CONSULTATION and Examination Free.
DR.. HERDAN,
SPECIALIST.
Diseases Of Women a Specially.
Office and Residence: ST. james
Hotel; Rooms s and 10,
sAIS STREET.
INSULATION and Examination Free,

DR- NosCU l. HERDAS. GERMAN
IL Physician and surgeon. regular grad
uafe of Medical schools in Europe, late ~
instant Surgeon in B-znco Hospital and
CITY Physician In Temes slaiina, Europe,
Surgeon IN Z hief TO fg- artillery regiments
in Turkey and Europe, has estsb-
li-hed an nice 81 ST James Hotel.
Rooms and 10, Main sneet, Tor
The general przsti-e Of meoicine and sur
xery. and VIII successfully treat ali diseases,
no matter of how long standing. nor by
what ply ician given mp He makes spec
izlfy Of curing AL female diseases l. very
successful ir childbirth Chrome Cases 81
rileu aiI-m, catarrh. liver and stomach
complaints, tape worm and Commissions,
piles, parzly sis, all skin and nerve diseases,
dropsy. tumors and cancers. diseases Of the
nose. ear, eye. mouth and throzt. feyers Of
all kinds thoroughly cured Consumption
entiiciy cured ~ . new method All PR
mes having any disease which has b-coms
chronic. s.d WIN have been given mp BY
other ply sicians. should consult ~. HcrdAn,
Dr. Her an makes . specially OF Nrtinci a
Limbs from the celebrated Marie Institute
Of New York All Business strictly Como
dentist. Speaks ten iapgunges-
OFFICE HOURS: Q to 70 .. ne, 2 "a
4 and J 10 . ?. N.
Office and Residcnee: s. james Hotel,
Rooms 6 ard 10, Maia Street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30

LOCAL TRAINS.
SALT LAKE AyD.oGDKy.
Leave Salt Lake 100 an. and AGO An :, "a.
pm. Returning, Arrive salt Lake zee an
sop.rn., SIS pm.
BINGHAM.
Leave Salt Lake SIS an, returning. arrive
salt Lake $50 pm.
AMERICAN YoRK, PROVO. srRrSe-sILE,
THISTLE AND Mt. fLEAsASr.
Leave Salt lake 80 pm. returning. er.
rive Salt Lake s.s5 q N.
%. q. DODGE, j. H. BENNETT.
general NanRxey Gen Psss-Ag
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30
uArsA II DErBssT.
rs.,a.., rsee.ssA Asassss -

rfnIInDD IDEx
E61eoS.
DETROIT, Dec. 1.-Thfo0Eh tne
REFINING Of Lawyer Chaf5cs a.
Moore Of THE city 70 49, 10 N
je1epss Of the Itilians accused q
the murder Of ChIsf-o(- Po1iee Hen.
meow Of New Orleans, ls has bneeo
cut thaf . branch Of The Asoa exlse!
10 this city. Il also tEanspi!ss ~
the society hero numben e!9ntee1
or twenty member and N! oelv9
dor, Nurscola, who as1uIted . ri
Iov italian some weokS 80 ~
vito AmaoIi, Who shot and dangse
ously wounded Rsp:se.f -
CrimmIna, are me1een. IL
msnaging ejitDr of . 0sssoit daI!y
Who refuses 10 Iet ~ nnHpe y
known, has alsn eaUpo y KY z
she exigfepco q u u1l.1
has . letteF 10 ~ ~
-.
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Holiday Excursion
r. A IT E =

nlne uxIox PACIFIC WILL SILL
Exerrpjon fIchsfs for the Nolsdeys ~
fSs.s Fsrsfs1 ~ Rsssd ruy. ror Csnss
~ SeIiI19 61sss December 3eta ss1 ssn.
T517ieS - Ssr se1uSa uD'n Jensa<y
- l1e. NJ NM reers ss'is<E H. ~
49, - =.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30
NOTICE.

rVyHE OFFICE OF THE UTAH
l. sU6AR COMPANY Is in Zion's
Savings BANK.
ARIHUE sTAYNER. seey.
Salt LAKE City. Dec. !. l-ro.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30
WE ADVISE our reaxsos

tgyHO EKED ANYTHINo IN THE
wv Clotslng Ina TO call 1pon Be-ton Z
e.. u Main ST.. where thsy wlll End vel,
-eise:ed stock Of men's and hoys' su;fs
ofera.E. hets. caps, ehirss. 6tc-, ~ veyy tov
R-.ees- rhs frE Il rslsshss 6kd WI frsst
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30

@<4eco$ s<<I6AoH11@
Forsythe reports that while disarni-
ing Big foot's band this morning q
fight occurred. Captain Wallace and
1--WE soldiers were killed. Lieutenant
Darlington and fifteen men are
wounded. The Indians are being
hunted up in all directions. None
are known to have gotten their ponies.
General Brooke also reports that
many young warriors tha. were going
out from camp in the Bad Lands to
the agency have gone toward For
sythe. All the troops have been no;i-
fie1.
A later dispatch says:
General Brooke reports that two
shots were fired near the agency
pine Ridgel by some one later IN the
day, and several shots were fred in
return. Quire large number Of Two
Strikes band ran away, and all the
agency are generally excited. All this
makes matters look more serious.
GENERAL scuoFIELD WAS NOT
SURPRISED.
General Schofield, though deeply
regrettipg the occurrence, was not
greatly surprised when he learned
Of the treachery displayed Is the
Indians in the fight. He had been
on the outlook for trelchers all the
time. 1t was almost inevitable. So
far Us he could see just now, there
appeared to be no further danger at
hand, except that to be feared from
the disarmament Of the bands Of
Indians that are still out, though
the excitement following the fight
of today might lie the means Of
leading to further trouble.
Secretary Proctor ais1 expressed
regret at the occurrence, as he had
hoped for settlement OF the trouble
without further Lloodshed. He
supposed, inssmuch as Big Foot
was connected with Sitting Bull's
band, that il was a case where the
indians wanted revenge for the
killing Of their friend.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30
nueklen's Arnic. saIve.

The Best Salve In the world fol
Cuts, Bruises, Soree, Uicen, Sal
Rheum, Fever, Sores, letter
Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns
and all Skin Eruptions, and posi-
lively cures Piles, or no pay required
Ii is guaranteed 70 give perfess
safIsfacfion, or money refunded
Price 25nents per box. For sale b,
A. G. Smith 4 Co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30
Notice Q: crre AID place for the hearing OF
petition for adhffsio- 10 Probate OF WILL

NQrlEc Oh Irre ltI fitTc ACt tAr ~. - y
petition for ads-ffsio- 10 Probate Of WILL
DURsUASr TO AN ORDER or stfD
L Court in said matter. notice 10 nsreD5
xtven. that Saturday, the 10Th day OF J M
arr. A. n. 1871. al 10 O'Clock = n, al tne
County Court House IN salt Lake city
Utah Territory, IN the Court koon,
OF said Court, has been appointed
The time and place far the hearing o.
4 pefiiIon Of Isaac ~. waddell. Praying fo'
the admission TO probate OF certain cocu'
meut herewith presented. purportinx 20 y
the Inst Will and Testsmentof William How
ard. deceased, when and where all person.
Interested msJ appear ard n pose the pro
bsts Of eaid will. or the grantns OF letter
testa mentzry 70 Isaac NJ wadiell ~ praye'
for IN safd petition
il witness whereof. nave hereunto Sc
my hsrd and at Ted the seal o, ssid Ooef'
| thie s7th day Of December. A. ID. lsD
.s1xII q. T. ALi.Es.
Clerk Of the Probate Court.
ByC L. STANTON. Deputy Clerx- "a
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30

4 Ifyow are Yell ,, BflHous COZ
6jrsssd WITH He inchs, had breath
>pwsy, no appf ~ dol o. youI
Rer - out = ~ Ons box o!
lAe PiIls vz1 z ~ n Tie troubles
sway and nj nv bslng q you-
kpst pHg ~ 4Gua -
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30
LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Probate Court in and for Salt I-ass
County, Territory OF Utah
In the natter Of the Estate Of william
a HGrsaseh
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30
THE TRooPs

are still pursuing the Indians in
every direction.
The correspondent says the Indi-
ans must have been mad TO have
attacked the number Of solciers
who were gathered about them.
there being only 100 backs. The
treacherous deed, coming at the
tine II did, was a surprise. ard the
doubts il any Of the Indians will be
LEFT alive to tell the tale when the
soldiers get through the days work.
The members Of the Seventh Cav
airy have once more shown them
selves heroes in deeds Of daring.
Single conflicts of great bravery
were seen all over the field.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30

CHICAGO, Dec. 29.-The rumor
received in the city this afternoon
that a serious fight had occurred
when the troops tried to iissrm Big
Foot's band is confirmed by receipt
of the following by Colonel Corbip
from General Miles at late hour
tonight.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30

ysAs Hssshsas saiA - Have nee
Killed ~ . Hes.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1890-12-30

educea from Z
d from $500 4
50 SO. - |
from 81 500 /
| POGO; former /
500; former
800; reduced
g &C.; reduced
$50 andslq
punt of ten
X and w oasa.
= vi from cheap
ES!
The advocate., 1890-12-31


FRIDAY MORNING, Dec. 5, 1900.
Meeting called to order at $50, Presi-
dent Polk in the chair Prayer by the
chaplain. Minutes OF yesterdays meet
ing read and approved.
Report Of committee on confederation,
making the following recommendations,
was adopted:
1. A confederation.
2. A joint executive board of Ave each,
which shall represent this confederation.
3. Each organization shall DO entitled TO
as many votes as IL has members who are
legal voters In state or national elections.
A. The SO. Louis platform shall be the
basis OF cooperation.
B. Each shall stand pledged 20 usBiet whom
possible In all local efforts 10 better the con-
ditiOn Of Che people.
0. Bratern0l delegates or correspondence
shall never be denied tho one by the other
30 long as the confederation exists.
Z. The executive board shall have the
power by a majority vote 10 admit other or
ganizations with similar objects upon appli-
cation.
8. When plans are agreed upon by the
executive board for mutual cooperation
each organization shall b0 bound TO support
said plans fully and oheerfully.
8. Expenses acoruing on account of the
joint executive board shall be betrayed by
their respective organizations as they may
be incurred by each.
TO- The executive board shall have power
to adopt such bylaws for the government Of
the board as they deem best.
L. r. Livingston offered a resolution
endorsing the ST. Louis platform and
said: "I believe the people can stand
on this platform forever. This platform
ia declaration Of our supreme council,
and our enemies are stumping the states
declaring that 1t has not the following Of
the alliance people, and / desire the
platform read and a vote taken on IL by
states, 80 there will be no mistake as TO
how we stand"
Mr.. Stsll, OF the Farmers Mutual Ben
eft Association, said: "I wish TO state
that the Farmers Mutual Benefit AssO
citation can stand on the 81. Louis plat
form, not only with both feet, but get on
IL with all fours."
The following is the resolution:
1. Resolved, That this national conven-
tion Of the Farmers Alliance and Indus
trial Union do hereby most earnestly and
emphatically endorse tho Sc. Louis platform
adopted last December, and with equal sim
cerity and persiBtenCy demand that all sub
ordinate bodies connected with this organ
iaation shall not only align themselves
Herewith, but cooperate with this national
organization and sustain Che same.
The vote on this WAS as follows:
Alabama voted yes; Arkansas Alliance,
yes; Arkansas Farmers and Labor Union,
yes; Colorado, not voting; North Caro-
lima, yes; South Carolina, yesj
North Dakota, not voting; South
Dakota, yes; Florida, yes; Georgia, yea; Ilh-
noiB, yes; Indiana, yes; Kahsas, yes; Ken
tuoky, yes; Louisiana, yes; Missouri, yes;
Mtaninaiuwi vnas gowvlpv,H .vskh NV vi
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
Tho AwrmI Alternasave.

Little Marshall P. Wilder told Wash
ineton Post reporter the following gem
Finuosne called in on Nike Lesry's
Oldest boy, Tim, ono day and found that
fine broth of q boy pale sbout the gills,
losing flesh and the picture of despair.
"EoWly Moses, Tim, its murtGurin' i'll
ys're luktn! Fwst in the name nv th'
krakan's the mathsr.
''Finucane y
''Yis.n
Eye know that blatherin' spslpeen az a
Wildly oeustigan's second husbands step
son, Jamie 7"
''That l do"
"He bet me dollar 10 pint couldn'S
schvally al igs widout br'Akin' the she'll
aT it."
"Nnwl |"
"Did ye do ut ~
~ did"
sThen whats ailin' vel 2"
"It's doom there. 1t jcomp about
I'll br'ek it an cat me- stummiok wild tn
shill. If kaps quist the dom thing'il
hatch DOT, sn' III have Shangha
.oosther a-clawin' me insides."
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
a LsAeUE FEost TINS saoRn.
In Our Jurisdiction ia the BehrtnG
5,ea,

Z VERONA, b. o., Feb. 17-Justice
Drake Of tina British Columbian enpreme
court has rendered decision whlen de-
clares that the government OF the United
States has no jurisdiction over Benrlng
Sea outside OF the marine league Emit.
Ths question came before tho court in
q civil suit bfoGgat by Henry Baxter Of
Seattle, Washington, against Solomon
Jacobs OF Victoria, for vioistion Of seal
ing cuutrac. Jacobs Is the owner OF the
sohoonerB Moliie Adams and Webster.
In january, 1888, Jacobs contracted to
sell to Bsxter in Sa8ttie ct stipulated
price all the seal skins taken by bis two
vessels during that year. The schooner
Webster was lost in q storm, but 10 April,
1889 tho Moilie Adams delivered
her sea sons catch to Baxter. A verbal
agreement was then entered into by
Jacobs and Baxter to the effect that the
Mollie Adams wan to return and take
seala in Behring SEA- aud de liver tho skins
to Baxter at the price stipulated in the
contract. The Adams went to Bahring
Ssa and returned last November, but in
stead of delivering the skins to Baxter
Jacobs sold them in Victoria.
Bsxtsr then brought suit against jacob
| 1Uf uhmhRbH Wy ptohou Va cohtAnShs LAN
defence held that the contract was no
valid, as sealing in Bshring Sea was in
violation of the United States statutes
and called Mr.. Johnson of Port Towns
end as legal expert to establish in cour
the American law relating thereto. HI
read sections of The statutes governing
such cases, the amendments enacted il
Congress in 1889 and the Pfeside4 "
proclamation.
The court, however, decided that th
contract was valid and refused to rscog
nize the Jurisprudence of the Unitet
States in Behring Sea outside of tn
Marine League from shore OF America
territory. 1t was held that the law exist
ing where tho contract was made had n
bearing in court. Baxter wss awarde
$4,i9l damages. Both defendant an
plaintiff are American ciiizsns and tn
schooner ia an American vessel.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20

Hnd that there is no foundation for this
olarge and that the InviicibleB were not
q branch of the Land League.
O. That Mr.. Parnell on January Esd,
/ 50, by an opportune remittance, en-
abled f. Byrne to escape from justice TO
France. We fiud that MIR. Parnell did
not make any remittance to enable Byrne
to escape from Justice.
Regarding the two special charges
against Mr.. Davitt, that he was Fepian
and assisted in the formation OF the Land
Leaguo with money contributed for the
purpose o. outrage and crime; that he
was in close and intimate association with
the party of violence in America, and
was mainly instrumental in bringing
about an alliance between thst party and
the Parnellite and Home Rule party in
America, we end 1t proved thet MIR.
Dayitt was Fenian. and received money
from the skirmishing fund contributed
for TIN purpose Of outrage. This was not.
however, for tho formation of the Land
League itself, but for the promotion o.
agitation leading up to it. | has beer
shown that MIR. Dayitt returned the
money from his own resources We fine
also, that he, in such close and intimate
association with the party of vi lenoe In
Americ was the man mainly instrumental
in bringing about the alliance referred to-
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1890-02-20
Pears SOAP secures beautiful complexion
A Catecntnas, Of tho states.

A Catechtnass of tho States,
Pittsburg Chronicle.
Question-Which is the best state for
fresh pork2
Answer-New ham, sure.
(Which is the best for an early suna-
mer hotel
A--Msy inn.
On which should surgeons dwella
A.-Oonnect.a-cut
(Which furnishes the best writers?
A.-Pencil- vaniR.
On which should laundrymen PROS
PERI
Washing done.
On which do impudent people
dwell? ..-
Q.-Which is the best for deer hunt
ing n
A.-Collar doe. ...
(Which is the beBt to steal walk
ing stick in?
A.-Cane took, eh ...@
(Which is the best for lookBmiths?
Anew brsss key.
Q.-In which would you look for
morning attire?
A.-Day coat, Ell !
ON which il one likely to fell in
getting drink @-"
A.---Mias nip.
ON which can you find red letter.
A.-Florid A.
ON which does the hustle make one
| sick ...-"-M-
| ALL o. noise.
g I'm which il one likely to lone his
farming implementhF
AID hos.
OH which can one acquire an estate
by marriage2
A.-Msry land.
(Which would be the most useful
| in the event OF another delugeI
A.-Eew % arb, OF course.
Q.-In which is one letter of the alph-
abet taller than the other?
40 higher.
On which are bodies CT land sur
rounded by wa or given Sidea
A-Rhode Island.
(Which ia called to your mind by
beholding S5 bills? ."
A.-Ten see.
1 (Which would a woman rather have
il she cant net new sealskin sacque?
Anew jersey.
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