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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1892-03-10
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was due to the fact that she had no
| kids.
Ethel-Now, Just think Of tho
incest thing you can about me.
Clarence-Easily done.
Ethel--What is it?
Clarenoe--My arm.
Wisely-The ancient Arabs used to
say that "'he point of the sharpest
cimeter could not locate the spot
where a woman's love ends and her
hate begins.
Jonah-Yes? Well, how about
the married flirt? Can you locate the
spot where the married ends aud the
fl'rt begins?
In Chicago:
Mrs. Goodun = Do you attend
church regularly?
Mrs. Goliehtly-Yes. l always get
married in church.
Mrs. Gadfy-There are a number
of French dialects, are there not?
'oASSaOA AHu SS-os yes.
Mrs. GsdAy-Which is the most
noted?
Professor Shruggs-The American,
by all odds.
Young M. D.-Professor, what
would you advise me to take for a
motto in life?
Professor = Patients and long
suffering would be a good one, it
seems to me.
Strangely-What profession do you
follow?
Rangely-The theatrical.
S,rangsly-Ah, then you are an
actor!
Rangely-No; I am a sheriff.
Jobley-How extravaganza society
is! Notice the latest fad about tall
girls,
-Slobley - What's that got to do
with extravaganza?
Jobley-Why, there's so much
waste about them, you know.
ONLY ONE WHOLE MAN.
Jasper - What defense did she
make when accused of higam.?
Jumpuppe-Not guilty! Both her
husbands are dudes.
ANOTHER KIND OF NAPOLEON.
Excited Messenger Pat, that curly.
headed Corsican fiddler has run off
with your wife.
Pat Smoking imperturbably away
Be gum, them furriners is satisfied
wild most anything (puD if they can
only sthale it, puff amt they?
IT IS woMAN's WAY.
Husband and wife are playing
cards:
Wlfe-Let us play for something.
Husband-WelI, what shall it be?
Wife Let US play for silk dress
If you lose III pick out the dress, and
if lose you can pick it out; but it
mustn't cost less than 500.
He "a poet)-Poets are born, not
made.
She-Don't say that; you will dis,
courage matrimony.
Rimer entering the editorial sane
tum)-l have written poem on the
grip, Sir.
Editor (who is just over a severe
attack Of the maladD-WelI, it de-
sereves it.
HE FILLED THE BILL.
Advertiser-Are you good at fig
ures?
Applicant = am a plumber by
trade, and
Advertiser-Consider yourself en>
gagged.
"When you have leislre," said a
caller to the city editor, II would like
to speak to you"
"All right; call around when am
dead"
Poets Wife-The wolf is at the
door.
Poet-B Bring him in, aud III read
him what l've Just written. He Won't
trouble us any more.
GRAND PLAN.
|. "IIow do you make your paper go,
anyhow? | never see it anywhere"
ave print pictures of prominen,
men and they buy It,"
ITO distributor"
ooh, no; to DESTROY"
TARIFF PICTURES.
Since the Mckinley tariff law went
into effect there have heen notable
reductions in the price of staple joke.
of general consumption:
Where the uitticism about the SLOW
messenner hoy formerly brought q
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mi. ine has dlfe, connection WIN aIc through
BILL of fednr 20 all poin, On McNlca X W. Co. MeAi.
central L. W. Co., La, and The Monterey ana Mex
lean Gun Hdltoai.
JAMES l.. WARD n CO.. lI5 WdI-ss-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16

N FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS. 49,
Sailing for Ncw-York and Antwcip weekly;o -
FRfISLAN Wcdi o-d't, i,c ~ 81 81 a. ~
GENN Nd Satu ui, D., - ~ a. ,n
s3s: rom Antwerp 49, Reduction on round trip. APP
NV for .'Tacts." Stectagc az very lON rates.
INIEHNATioNAL NAy 49,, i!'1eo o.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16

4 JAPAN AND CHINA.
NEW.YORN 10 JAPAN ~ II DAYS
Intended sailing from EuncOlter:
EMPIRES OF INDIA an "
EMPRESS OF JAPAN --.---...-.--.-- fD' y.
T, " 's.rENF,n EVERETT H.hXAR,
L. ,on1 F9,t'n Ngt China and Japan II .!gAt Agt., -
VIZ" g5s R,radway y. y. 90 Wal-st y. Y
v,CYpT COOKS NILE STEAMERS
- leave Cairo Noy"i1hcr - and re2ua Nh raafer r.
- - 40 ..,-u Sail plans. lcrthS and every lnorml
~, Boz, TIfoS COOK 4 SON 2Gl Broadway. y. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1892-12-16

SAVANNAH LINt-Four Steamers weekly
> from Now Pie IS. y. H.. foot Sprncst
: s. ITALIA NSSl. Friday Dec. is. D..
: =. KANSAS ct = -..---- Satur.at- Dee. L. 3 =.
= = CINIrA UOOCHF E.. NHHdly. Dec 49, 3 -. n.
s :. SNCOOCnI.E .w.incsaag D.. ~ 3 y. u.
Clnnlct.0e With {. .. Il. q -. ana p y ". ny
TO- an iolnt- loo GEORGIA FLORIDA, SOUTH CARO-.
LIN 'AIhBAslN ava LOUISIANA. tn,ura,,cl ac.
comuO lat lf-Lcil, table dhJc. For fr light aud
passage apply &
J. ID. H1,iaren. T.. Act, W. II Rhcr Genu Agt.
:. =. " 81 B'way. Ccntl r. l.. 3l5 j way.
l. T. WALKER Agent o.eaI Steamship Co..
e. NJ. sORl,IL Manager New Den 81 North River
A DvEEIfs EAG.NlS AND SUBSCRIPTIONS TC3
tflytfIp, At rilE rI.royy nfGrr 30 u,,ss
wa - der .o.tl - lh'rty,fr-t ., ant Nd EE.
ave. , cor id, -: G,fayc.: ~ lourthacG.
- ,oe0 m!rdavc near SlStynrstst 1.7os Firstaye
1865 W - % j-,',"Ic ~ col in u~-i. % llbrty'
st 257 West 42ds'. 40 Church-st 6ji Third ave.
,3ts Third 2 OIL ThiraV". bot 18th aud 9Th
In Brooklyn. a. G3 C,pt a.; sos De Kalbaye.; 1,2Gc
Hedtoriaye. and No. 10 Broadway. W u y. m. at
pegnlAr eelee rate.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-01-30

DIRECTORIO.

DE LAS PRINCIPALES CASAS DE .COMERCIO DE
SAN JUAN DE PUERTO-RICO.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-01-30
Vino de Logrono

Una c6lebre bodega de las inmediaeioMea
de Logrofio, que desde haco mnchOa amos tss
MIA compromeGidas sus eUsechas dc vino tins9
con un almacenista do Burdeos, no pndienuss
c0ntinuar sus tr itOs con el frances, por causa
dc Ia elevation de lss tarlfas, Qued0e edesllgada
del compromise. Lo snpo el sefor Lulna, que
conoce al dedillo 10 mas afamado y excelen6o
de Ia Production vin1Coia naoloaaI, eompIo IA
c0secha del mas famoso vlnicnlGor logEoles
A este 30 debe Ia gran partida de vino ae Lu.
groho que acaba do reotbir aqui Ia caaa dc Lut.
ns, = que coratitnye Ia nota saLiente de Ia tents
porada. Los catadores intengentes dicsn aus
es el major vino espaiiol que ha venldo lss
AnClllAss l6-l3
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-01-30

n VELINO ELIZALDE, San Francisco 43, Gran
IA surtidO de tejidOs de novedad para Sras y Ca
wballeros, articulos para viaje especialidad
en- camas de hierro etc, ImportaciOnes directas
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-01-30

g. UUESORAS DE y, MABJUAN y %, Sal
. francisco A, Gran almac6n de muebles, Pc
amos Y obietOs de fantasia