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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-16

IN tho prohl Court In ami for salt Lake
county, Territory " Utah.
IN the Matter VI tho Estate Of Clarasa Arnold.
deceased.
Notice Of time and place for the hearing OF
petition for adins ION 20 Probate OF VIII.
DURsuANT 10 AZ ORDER OF SAID
Court IN tnld matter. notice ~ hereby
siycn that Tucsday, the 9th day December,
A. d. 10, at 10 O'Clock anu, 10 the County
curt House III salt Lake City, utlh Territory,
m the court room ~ said Court. has been AZ.
pointed the time and place Tor the be- trinE OF
pruuon 81 ilifum Huu, prayinr for the
ndmiaHion To probate ~ certain 40 umo {
herewith present.. q, pufpurung 10 BE- tho
last Will aud testament OF tiursth Arnold,
de fnsrd, whtn and where all pHrsons inter.
cstcd may rppUar aud oppose the probate OF
said VIII, or toe sfaniinE Of letters tcstAuon.
taty to llySum COT a. prayed for IN said
pctiion.
In witness whereof. have ho-eunto set my
hand aud nfiiNsd the seal uf said Court this
9th day Of December, A. u. is2.
q. \. ALLEN,
STALL CLERK OF the Probate Court.
~ CAusrnN nRowNg. ia, Deputy Clerk
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BI THE
IN undersigned, Angus j. Cannon, adminiss
traitor OF the estate OF Elsie A. Faust deceased,
10 tho creditors OF and nll persons having
claims against the taid deceased, 20 exhibit
ihom with the necessary vouchers within tour
months after the fret publication Of THIS notice.
tn the said Angus j. Cannon, At No. 4 East
South Temple street, In salt lARu CITY, In tho
county Of Salt Lake. Utah Territory.
ANGUS J. CANNON,
Administrator OF the frtato Of Elsie A. Faust,
deceased
JOHN NJ. CANNON,
Attorney Tor administrator. Fri
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


ATOTIOE ~ urREBY GIVEN ~ THE
N undcrsignod. MOrfie 6o'dlerf, executor
of inc inst wtil and testament Of Mar Bnldherg,
deceased, To the creditors Of and nil pcuons
having claims ngainst the sad deceased, u eN
hihit mon, with the necessary vouchers WIN
notice 60 the sad Morris G0inhcrg. cltc Of
Maddoll & dams, HttoTnoNt, and " tast
fifrt south street, snlt Lake CIV, In the ooun'
" 81 sht Lake,
NORRIS GoLnhERG,
ENerut0r OF the l1st vii and testament OF
Mari Goldberg, deceased,
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DELINQUENT NOTICE.

r OCATlON or PRINCIPAL PLACE or
- business. Park CITY. utah. Location OF
mino, Snake Creek Mining District Washtch
County, Utah Notice.
There ARE delinquent upon tho following a..
hCrlhn1 stock on account " an assessment, No
81. of i've ccuts per share levied on the 2!nd daY
of september, lsyl. tho several amount cot op.
uositr the nsmcs uf Tie Tcapotiiyu share.
holders, as iolloWHs
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LEGAL NOTICE
IN TIE Probate Cuuff in and for salt ato
touniy. TERRITORY Of Utah


In Che matter Of the Ksiatc Of Peter y. Ian
root. dcccatod.
NOllCE u HkHEBY GIVEN THAI
Adg.phhu linroot. Administrators " tho
St.9t ~ ie' y D.. liut1ot. deceased, has rem.
~ 20 luf sttilf mont nnd hlcdtn eaid Court,
hft lual account " her adminmirat on of tsir
estate and petition Tor hnal distribution Of
Toe residue Of SAID cstate among the
Gay, The -lst dhi % utromh,f. 8. ~. 1.ul. I'd 10
ntutk 10 tu.t 10 tlu Coau Room of snld Uruft
IN thg County Court House, salt ale Ci'y and
ed bv r. in,,.s ~ ronrt nv, alle,4il'
mcnt ~ snid account nndheafinE ~ salG uoti
Ton ilr distrhuton. At which time and place
any p.fson Interested IN SAN cstlic i0ny np
leht hud show cause. " any there be-, why f1id
uccount sNoulf not De- settled hud approved
hnd nnal dttfiDuion made OIL prayed Tor.
Daicd NOV. 20. is'2
q. y. ALLEN,
clors n tho Probate Court
Hy OAustEN Known. JE, icputY.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court. w aud for Sal, fase
tounty, Territory Of Utah

IN thc irouhle tourt, in aud for Salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah
In tho matter OF the estate Of John Ehrngrsn,
drccasod.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN THAT NfLs
~ =. Grculund. executor ~ the last viii
and tcstamUut 81 John Ehrnrron. dcceasd. has
rendered for fottlcmout and fled 10 said tuUri,
Dr. hnI ncrount ot HE administration Of said
eHiulu and ptuiinn Tor nuai a atributinn VI the
rc1iduc ~ HHid estate among the pUrHuna en-.
uucd thereto aud that 1huraday, the .2nd
~ December. A u, 1879. ~ 10 O'Clock ain,
% the Court Room Of fa.d Court. 10 the County
tour iiputo, salt Lake CITY anu County, Iah
Territory hnt been fulv az nintei hy Tic
Judge OF SAID Court, cor Tie settlement ~ said
account ana hearing said prtitlon TOR diatrihu.
ton. ~ which time and place any person IN.
trfcsicd IA flii 'Hthtc mry appear aud show
cause, " any thCrr hc, why said account should
not be settled and nppru,cd'aud final distribu.
ton made Ne praigH Tor.
Dated November 9th, leli.
q. q. EAiiFN,
tirt ut Tho ffbuato Court
ny cAus1rN bnowNr. Jr, Deputy
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In the PROBATE Court in ami Tor salt Lake
tu4uiy. To- rtIry Of i,ah.
In the matter o. tho csiaie ~ Charlotte Van
lyar, Deceased.
Notice Of time md pl ec for the hrarns ~
petition fur admission 90 Probate q Wis.
DtR'uANr To ~ ORDER OF SAID
4 Court 900 fud meter. notice De- hereby
SVEN thHg saturday. tho glth day of Dccrmbcr,
a. u, lsls| at Do O'Clock a.n. at the county
Court iiuuao in salt LAKE Cuy, TAN Trtriofy,
IN The count room ui g1id Court has been Hp'
pointld thH time end place tor tho hearing II q
petiun ui william Van DYtp praying t0r thu
admission o. probate uf "a certain document
ihertWth presented. UHrrnriluE Go he the last
VII AMI I.sUmHnt ui charlotte Van DYKE,
decreased. whom uud where uil pcfuuH inter.
cHtrl may appear nnu oppose tnu pro IatH ~
sail VIII, ur tlIc granting Of letters testament
y uunn.
IN witness whereof have horeuuti set my
hand aud affixed the seal of said Court, this
i2lh day OF December. 4. ~. i'pA
e.. b. ALLEN,
l4rAt.l tlcrk ~ the PROBATE Court
by t,u-1Es nHowNE. in, Deputy Clcfk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-16
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
lNE.

rI'HE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS MEET.
Il ing of The swan Lake ieteryur and canal
COMPANY, for tie .octOn OF ollcors and for tho
transaction uf ans such other bu-incts ~ shAt
lhWiuli come before tt, VIII bo hnld AZ IT. OF.
nDcs, rooms ~ and SO irogrcfH building, IA
-ult Lake cay, Utah, on Monday, tue YIN day OF
January, a. 10 i-bi, at 10 O'Clock h.m
Dated thH nh DAY ~ December, isgs.
FRANK kNON, Secretary.
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IN the matter ~ change " name p,,.,to.
OF Lars Franklin larsun. '''''"'
Z AIRS FRANkLIS LARSON, THE PETi.
- toner, respectfully shove 70 The touri u
tuU THIRD Judicial District, that be- Do twenty
Lake uity and County, Titan Territory, on the
slot day ~ January, l7b', thai his mother is
dead, that Iis ialluT uuw tcsidta Ia tbs city
and Territory, uit nnmo Il LWs lhftoui that
ever since puuuurof was about ten months GA
he hna lived with ha uncle aud uunt until the
death OF Dr. said uncle, aud since then wlth his
rald aunt; that choir names arN lrrk .. lirnnts
ing sud Erica joscpIue Granting That tue
only other slutNcui puutl' rrlNlng '~ his els
ter who ruriIus with her huut ana htf nAme Il
Lena a. iarfon. that OF the uWu the petitioner
became uu inmate OF uuid lifAnuug family ho
was placed tutrc under the care custody aud
control OF si d uncle and aunt 10y lhr father OF
pcutiunrr and haH cNo since gone under the
name of nrauuug inFteAd OF Lirson,
That Tor yclrs be hos gone under hat name
iu business, tnAl 90 he hupca g. receive Ia a
financial way or ever mas received Il from the
namno Ut Hfinuug iusteln ot That OF Lnrspn.
pstitonor asEatllayrh ls name changed from
Iars frauktu Larson tuiars ffanklniifauung,
fnrthr reasons Gppo lrug above and Tor tao al
dltiuull reasons lIfo tnHt NE many times nnds
it gmnrinsstng, Illuminating AID nconv nient
IA tfr tourfruf Doc husinrts 10 ho designated
by diuurcul ulmu 90 Doc true one,
7IUHt many Umrs hu Do annoyed aud put 10
the trouble OF aurWUfiur numerous int1rrogHs
turlrs in consequence, ana put 20 shame IN tic
prVfnlsp.. and That Dec o. subject 20 love ui time
nom bis huuuess DO making explanations to
ihr euf.uu- why Doc r.es under AN assumed
name. and for many other good and fuflclent
rt.sona petitioner priys for an order from this
frtntIiu Larson lD I4It franklin ilrantuR
lAu, ttANkLlS LARSON.
BREEZE & ruNlis,
Attorney Tor l'iuoher'
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LfaAL NOTICE..
fn tho Probate Clur' iu nud fpr salt Lake
County, territory Of Utah.

county, ltrrtnry OF Nhh,
In tho matter ~ tho estate 0f Peter Holm,
durCltcd
NOTICE = uitLuY GIVfN THAT
~ james wilson. adminlstriicr Of the cs
tate OF ietor iiolui, deceased, hls rendered Tor
settlement. end hlvi IN sad count. NJ nrai
account 0f h. administration Of suld estate
ana pctitinn for nnal diftri uIuu OF the rusid n
NJ saln estate anon The persons cutiilrd
thcicto, aud that "Wednesday, thg ssth day pf
Court Hoom Of said Court. IN the County Court
lluusr, Salt ! nke tuy nnd County. Utah
lcutory, has teen duly app o nicd by tne
account md hearing fhlu petition Tor distnhu
ton 40 which time aud place any rerson inter.
esicd IN thid csiate may nrptur nnd show
cause n any thofC be. WHY snid account should
not be settled and approved and nnal d.suiuu.
ton made ha prayed Tor
Dated uucombsr 3, lsy1
O.. T.. ALLEN,
CLERK of thq PROBATE Court.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN The PROBATE Court In ana for sails Lake
County, Territory OF utah.



NOTICE w. HEREBY GIVEN THAT W q
~ Burton. Administrator 81 The cttatn OF
Iuditn Icuplo nav %. deceased, has rendered
Tor settlement and dlet Ia said Court, his IN ii
aud petition Tor nual dstrihuti0u Of the ~.
sldun u sa'd estate among tho pofsonH en-.
utlod thereto, and that Wednesday The qist
day ~ urccmbcr 4. %. iFl, NJ % n'cioc am.
tuuri House, salt Lake rtv aud Nuuuty. Ifah
lotfiiDrf, has tcon duly appointed Us the
Judge said Court, for Ire settlement of said
acrount ami hearing SAID petition Tor dstribu.
ion, ~ which time and rinre any person In.
tcrcstcd ln sold estate may ppcar and show
cautc. u any there he. Why said account should
not be sclued and approved and lnal disiribn
tiun made ns pray I'd Tor
Dated nov ls, isni
e y. ALLEN.
CLERK oi the pruhlta court
ny CAusfrN BROWNE. ju. Deputy,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-12-16

IN The rrobatc Court Doe and for san Lake
County, Territory VI Utah.
In the matter u tht tstlto Of Eitga John.
sun, dcrnascd

HNIIf NNN"NHNls
MOIlCE Il HEREBY GIVEN THAT RfCu.
~ MI brm'cY AMI rhaflcs Abbott. evrcu.
tlre Of The estate uI tlga johnson. dttca.rd
nave z udrrrn Tor att.rutrI and Gle tu aald
eouft. lhtir nunl account OF their uutnustra.
illn OF haIi estate aud uUutIuu fHf nnHI datri.
button OF the rcHiduO III said estate AroUr Tho
ntftth ontlliod thereto, ami that rura aytha
suit dti of December. Is ID 30. % % o. inck
County Court House. salt take CIfg and 4 oun.
y. Utah Territory. has boon duly aupontedhv
INC Judge NJ sad Court. for The settlement uf
fald account aud hearing said petition fur die
lfthutinr NJ which time nnd place any urfann
interested 10 san estate may appear and sh1w
cause, u ANY thcfe bc.whY snid account hhouid
NOT DO ciiloi aud approved and final dstriuu.
tnn maze hs PRAYED for.
Dated nov p, islA
=. " ALLEN
Clerk NJ the Probate Cont.
Wlddcll & Adams, Aticfnrya Tor IRrcutora
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And la accordance with law, aud an order of
tho board OF trustees. made on tito IAN day of
November, 1879, 30 many shares OF each parcel
OF such stock as may be necessary VIII DO sold
ut room No. Al Constitution huiluing, sht
Lake tliy Utah, at tho hour ~ " O'CLOCK, noon,
on thel an day OF January, lsli TO pay de-
hnquent assessments thereon, together win
the costs OF Advortis ny and expense o' sale
W. j. BURTON, Secretary
sat- salt Lake CITY, Utah.
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LEGAL NOTICE.



In TIE matter ot tho rsiale OF Andrew Homer
GucUaftd.
order 10 chow rugs way order ~ sale OF real
estate should not DO made.
Z NJ EAnL ING ADMINISTRATORS,
1 A. Nlth Inc vail annexed, o. the estate Of
kndren Homer. deceased, having. Ned his
pctItion herein. duy verified, praying for an
order ~ sale of al llo personal properly and
mari OF the real csiate OF said dcoedoni, for
The purpose thgrcn aet io.lh, u u thei eioro
persons intefegci ln re estate q sald do.
ON n edn.,day. tht tWgnty.oighth day OF DO.
ocmbor. 1909, al loo.c.oes 10 me forenoon Of
sad day, al me Court koom, Of said Probate
Tonrt H Tho County Cnurt House, In the ely
And q ulty OF sac LAKE, ulHh Territory, 90
granted to tho sald adm,nisira,or. 90 sell 10
nniiir ~, nrt,ato No as shall be- necessary,
and that a copY oi tn, order bepuelsh d ~
ierst fonr euttcs.Yo weeks In tho nN EHEI
IyINIso NV, Huewspapnr printed and pub
lsied I'M and els ord county.
D'' w 9. ". BARIcn. Probate Judge.
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WESTERN NEWS ITEMS.
1 YOUNG Lady BrutalIy Attacked by a
Highway RODber.
Az ESeIsEgws SAD mIsuAr.

. Chinamau's Mean Trick. Pr iliable
sugar IIeet Raislng.-sirike Of
Coal Miners In New M,.lcs.
Etc.
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estate Hhnulu not NC tuAuts
IOHN W. WtNWAHD, THE ADMINS.
- traitor Of Che estate ~ james Shields, de.
ceased, having nlei petition herein. duly
yorinCd, pray ius Tor nn order 81 eblr Of the
pruuu1l properly Hui portion ~ thu real
estate OF .hid dccelchi, igr we purpose.
ly the Judge Of Hsid Court that
rCuonH interested ln the estate ~ Huld
drcc1ted. appear before tho aaid Probate Court
un IuHsdly. thr third day Ut January ihal. at
i1o'clock in The forenoon % said Jay, nc the
Court Room OF Hnii trohatr Court. NJ tho
County tunrt House, u Ihu CITY md County
ct stlt Lake, itHh lUfutnty. 20 show cause
why un order should not be- granted Ia tho
sam admin iFtiot o. svl the T. rsouHi prop,
cry nj public salo aud 10 sell 90 much 0f the
real estate OF Che saul drcegsrd ut private sale
90 HhHh hp ucrCfHIry, anu that copy OF this
order lcuuh shed tltlst tour successive weeks
On the bEsINtT LNtstNO NEWS, n news,
paper printed and Published 90 said CITY and
County.
Dated December p lsnl.
~. BAgTCu. Probate Judge.
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BhEtIE & lll,llh
Attorneys TOT Petitioner


TUuHroEY nr ltNL la
County of saJ llLo w.
Iars Frantl.u Ilrsan being duly sworn snys
no h. ths uptitiuucr above named, mat no has
heard raI,Itnu foregoing petition, knows the
cnptents thereof, that ne same is true Of me
oHn EnowIedso, except ns 10 those matters
thprtlu sial. Vi 4n Iufurmlunn ana belief and
a. a. thosr matters Doc Believes 10 10 be true,
LARS FilAAhLiN LNhsON,
Subscribed and swom To before me tho lot
w ~ iENlN q. MCMILLAN, Clcrk.
Iiy GEp u. LOOMS, Deputy.
TrmurOu1 on lrlM i..
County Of salt lakc,l
u,p,yu. Mcmillan, CLERK Of the Third
.fnd,e'ai blstrIct touu Of Utah Territory, DO
hereby certify that hc foregoing ], a tul,, true
ana e,5rrrct flpy uI che original petition Ia tho
mntigro f cbHuso OF nnmd Of Lars frahklm
larson no iho action ihcfeln enNlltd, hled On
nv onro December iHt l.4
Wit1,ua my hand ana ING seal Of SAID Court,
nj sail Iakc Uitg, this lst day OF December a.
Ds4u-I HENRY e MCMILLAN, Clerk
sal By GEO d. LOOMS Deputy Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In Tie Probate Couri, IN and for salt Lake
County. Tcrriury OF Utsh.
In tho matter " the estate Of james Shields
deceased.
order To show cause Why order Of sale oi real
estate should not be made.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In the Third judicial pstuci Court, salt La @
County, Utah lorutpry.
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In the matter ~ change " name p,,.,io.
OF Lars Franklin larsln. 'N'"
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LEGAL NOTICE..

IN tho proha Court In ana for salt Lake
county, Territory u Utah.
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Notice of umc md pi rc for the hesr.ns a
petition fur admission 90 Probate q 10.
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho PROBATE Court in an1 for salt Lake
toluiy, H. ntlry Of t,ah.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Clerk NJ the Probate Cont.
Waddcll & Adams, Attorneys tor Executors
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-17
The Cattaii Industry.

During the summer the low marshes
that extend for miles along the Delaware
river are covered with stately cattails,
swaying in the summer breezes, or bend
ing low beneath redbird's weight.
At the approach of winter, after the farm
work is all over the cattail marshes are
invaded by the pickers, men and women,
and mostly colored. Around their necks
are hung bags holding about twenty
pounds each, and into these the soft, downy
heads are stripped.
When the pickers finally emerge from
the marsh, with the great sacks of downy
material on their backs, and covered from
head TO foot with the white, fluffy stuff,
they seem for all the world like a race of
great, amiable looking Santa Clauses, with
sweets enough to supply all the children in
Christendom.
That is the usual way of picking. Some
times it is cut down like corn and carried
indoors, where the whole family, children
and ali, engage in stripping the heads
from the stalk
The down is then racked in burlap sacks
of about 200 pounds each and shipped to
Philadelphia, Baltimore, New York and
St. Louis, where it is sometimes mixed
with feathers Ito improve the feathers
possibly. Used alone, however, they are
made into the sOftest and most luxurious
beds. Those who have tried them say that
they are softer than feathers, without their
heating qualities.
Delaware furnishes about two-thirds Of
this interesting crop, New Jersey and Mary
land the remainder.-Philadelp Press.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-17
The Gold Bath Eallacr.

/ am glad that The National Observer,
although an ardent advocate of the mail
tenance of all institutions of former times,
makes an exception in regard to the cold
morning tub When l was boy very few
persons ever thought of either warm or
cold tubs. The tub came into fashion
somewhere about the year 1850, and re-
placed the "once week" foot pan I at
once bowed to the fetish, had my cold tub
every morning and tried TO imagine that
liked it and that it was bracing me. One
day went to consult an eminent physician
| forget precisely what malady l thought
affected me. 1t was either disease of the
heart, or cancer in the stomach, or creep
ing paralysis. The doctor, having banged
me about and listened to what was going
on inside, treasured me-
do you take cold bath in the morn
ing?" he said. Eyes" replied DON'T"
he answered. 'Take a hot bath, stay in it
a few minutes, soap yourself well, then
stand up and let cold douche of water
fall on your head" l followed this pre-
scription and found the benefit of it. IL
cost me two guineas, but make present
of it to my readers. The douche really
does brace, and the body is so hot that the
water does not seem cold. OF all the fol-
lies II which the human race has fallen
there is none more silly than the worship
of the cold tub.-London Truth.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-17

A Dream THAT Tangbt a lesson

No one realizes better than Eugene Field
himself what Mrs. Field has had TO endure
by reason of his peculiarities, and he Illus
trates this by narrating a dream he claims
to have had. Il thought" he says, that
l had died and gone 20 heaven. | had some
difficulty in getting past ST. Peter. who
examined my record closely and regarded
me with doubt and suspicion, but finally
permitted me to enter the pearly gates
AS | walked up the street of the heavenly
city | saw venerable old man with long
gray hair and flowing beard. His benig-
nant face encouraged me to address him.
4 have just arrived and am entirely I'M
acquainted, l said. May / ask your
name.'
"'Oh, yes he replied I'm job
Indeed l exclaimed, are you that
Job whom we were taught to revere as the
most patient man in the world:'
Yes he said, with show of hesita-
ton, yes, | did have quite a reputation
for patience once, but hear that there is
a woman now on earth who has suffered
more than | ever did and has endured it
with greater resignation
why said |, that is curious I am
just from earth and do not remember to
have heard of her case What is her
name?'
Mrs Eugene Field was the reply.
Just then | awoke John Ballantyne
in Ladies' Home Journal.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-17
One Way TO Make Acquaintauces.

know women who have built up very
charming circles of the incest acuuaint-
ances-circleS which thousands desire to
get into. Sometimes this is done by enter
tanning, sometimes 10y the utmost tact and
address, or beauty and tact, or wealth and
tact. havein mind how little woman who
Is queen Of such a band of devotees-a coun-
try girl and not rich. But her husband is
a good second TO her, is influential. and has
deliberately set apart his whole salary to
the work, so that he spends as much as a
miilionaIre's income.
Sometimes it is the husband who devotes
his every spare hour TO a shrewd study of
the subject; gets himself put on commit
tees in church, in the clubs, in public af-
fairs, in his professional organizations.
Thus he makes his way into fine houses
and is entertained. Then he entertains in
his own house in return. ! have known
several men TO succeed in that way.-Cor.
San Francisco Argonaut.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-06-17
Seen on Lake Superior.

Well may Lake Superior breed mysti-
cism in the minds of savages for it is given
to startling tricks. The nlirages that are
seen there have bestowed upon it a pecu-
liar and distinct fame. They are known to
the people of the lake only as reflections"
l have heard many sailors describe the
wonderful ones they have witnessed; I
would give another journey out there to
see one. Men have told me that they have
seen Duluth when they were 1S5 miles
away from it-upside down and in the sky,
but distinctly Duluth. One sailor said
that at one broad monday he suddenly saw
a beautiful pasture, replete with an apple
tree and five rail fence, shining green and
cool before him, apparently close at hand.
The effect the clear air produces by ap-
parently magnifying objects seen upon the
lake is most astonishing. Ralph in
Harper'S