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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-27

NOu ARE HEREBY SUMMONED TO ne
4 and appear before me- the undcra ignod,
~ my ONCE, ih htth precinct salt lake county,
NNih ltirltniy, % answer "a complaint filed
against you herein by said plaintiff within dyo
lAla exclusive Of the day Of servicol, " this
summon is served on you within SAT- Lake
wv within ten daystt served on you outside
~ snid ciiy,but within the county q salt Lake
Anl .ithin twenty days u served elsewhere
rhid action ~ brought 70 recover from you
ninety dollars and interest At tho rate VI ona
pcr cent per month from the 9TH day Of Nav
irt, unui paid Claimed 10 ho due plaintiff
rom you on pr0miasnfy note drawn by yuu
favor NJ said piainun.
And you are hereby notified that N you fail
iu 40 hupohr and answer hs above required the
llanlu viii take judgment against Won Tor
ihc aum Of fllo0 ana Interest as aforesaid, and
costs nf suit
10 thc sheriff or any constable Of said C0un.
W Erecting Make legal service aud due ro.
turn hcroon.
Gwen under my hand This g0th DAY u May,
a. u. $50. W. VICE.
Justice Of the Peace.
CtAs. T.. PEARSON, Attorney Tor Plaintin.
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NTO1ICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT Al
~ n meeting Of tno directors NJ this nss0.
cation, held on March 2,t1, 1895 un assessment
of ton Der cent Qn pur cUuD, amounting 10 ono
dollar 500 per tharu,w levied ON tho capital
st1cE ut tho association, payable Go tho
treasurer, J. iligss. al the oficT u The nHaO.
rlatInn ia- BE-. Fourth south a., SAT- lake chs,
ANY stock up0u wnich This ASSIGNMENT may M.
main unpaid upon the .oth dIy ut July, 1893.
Mi. hO delinquent aud HdycrtlHod for rnlr ne
uuhie Aucuon, ana unless payment 10 made hO,
fnr0 Will be- sold on August luth, ita "a pay
drlinqH ont Assessment together with cost OF
advertising and expense OF sale
Dated june lOih. ls1i
Al utGGs. secretary aud Treasurer,
s5s B.. Fourth south S., SAT- Lake City.
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NoIlcE no cREnlroRs.


NOrlCEiH HEREBY GlYES BY the w.
~ urTHiEnDi, HdminiHtrHtfiN With the viii
annexed % ne estate OF Robert Patterson, de-
ceased 10 ih1 rfcditurh ui, qua all porsoni
having claims against tue tHid deceased, 60 cNl
hibit them win tho necessary Yuurhu q, within
ten months after the urft publication ct ttis
notice, 60 The Hnid admiuia tratuN with tho viii
annexed 10 Tee W ONCE 90 D. llarAcr, Nos,
% tu Dr., scott Aucrharh Block, 10 Main Street
sait Late tliy ana County, Utah
A1NESs s PATTERSON,
AdminHtrltrlN with tho WIN Annexed OF 10,
tate ~ Robert Patterson, deceased.
Dated June 10, 1858.
B.. D. HAUKItI. Attorney for tatuIU
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LEGAL NOTICE.
IN the Probate Court. in and tor salt Lake
county Territory Of Utah.

~ the Probate Court, in hnl tor salt Lake
county Territory 0f UAh
lu thC matter of the ruate OF james NIoLcnF'
deceased.
NOTICE o. tEHEuN GIVEN IllNT
- John WIlluuEUNN udm'niatratOI 90 thr
'filio ui iumrH NIrEuHH. 4 rrtFC1 haH r,n.
ucr,i Cor settlement aud u.ri 100 said court, uia
luut account u' Die Naturalization ~ said rs.
tate Hui petition Iur nuul d|Htuhutlun M tHr
rtHiNur Of Hlid estate among the uCrfous
yuutCd thereto, auu that " tIurslaN, the iUth
u0r uf IulN Au ls.u. rt moo ur u m. 10
lr court room u HHiH court. in tho County
tHufi House, 7Ilt iukp tI.r Hnd louutv. Utah
rcuiulr has been duly appointed ly tue
iunaD o. HAla 'nufi, Tor iNc settlement 90 raid
account arl hearing safd petition for dlHtrbus
tuNt roo which tho Hud place Any person
mtHfe.ir1 800 taIu estate may uIur1r and show
'Hutr. ~ Hufshurr UH. whF aHiI account Hh.uld
mot De- Htu|r1 uuI approved auu Uual diHtfluu.
uQn made H1 prHytd iur
Dated juno litd, 1898.
No. y. NEtuY.
Cloft oi ihc rtouhto Court
iy j. .. JACk. blpuy.
d ID. NfnH ANfUHuFN
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RIO GRANDB
WESTERN.
STANDARD ovssG
esSsRSGo5g
GRANpENe
AWESTERN>S.
'2RAinVII%S
.ASAlS7F
scaG ID oURnrE rlAI TAsm
In Eject %, 7tH. IsoL

AN AfNftt HH aNNs ANNaa
irAvrs SAT- LAWS
No. - Tor lrutu, Grand Junction ana
Oh points kAHt .......... ssssts....,, a i01 Ara.
No, t-Iof Provo. Grand junction and
all pulnH Eaat...t.., ......-- g. pm
NO. t-ror Provo, fayaon Eureka and
niNtr cry .s...ssss,.,.....ssss-li pl ptti.
No, t-for bingham, Provo, Manu,
end NnIiua ..s.... .....a D. ..aN sI1 an
no. 3-for Ogden aud Wcst.,..., N 80 pin,
No l-fuf ogden ana tho West ......s 10 10 i.ui
tr. fvEs safr fArH
No. i-Trom Provo. Grand Junction
uud The Eaat ..,...... Do. .,........i m. 20 an
No. g-Trom Provo, Grand junction
and the EaGt..............-,... II 80 pm.
No. s--ffOm Provo, fAyton, Eureka
and Hilyr lity .s......a.. ..... 10 90 A.tn.
To. t-Trom bingham, Provo, Manu
and Saline ........ ................ p Z ptn,
No 2-Trom Ogden and tho Wet. 5, an,
No. f-ftom Ogden AMI tho Wet .... t'i0 q. m,
only line running through iu'lusu raI1ro
Double Drawing Room -lrrprHH on lrrflf VIA
orarc INJECTION and 90 kauHas city and hi'ls
gn yiH Colorado points nni only Tine running
Pullman slCru,ra Salt thto o. Son trIucisHp.
Eochangcti close Connecticut Safety rpooi
ana comfort
rtst,ft ndIrr 80. 800 . untn s'.--t
ID. e.. uOnUK, A. D. MKLBG I'll. BENNETT
Stn. hGnAFeE zen. hupL Ssn. f.aI.A
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In The Probate Court, IN and for salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah


Ia the matter Of the Estate ot Julia e. Raleigh.
Deceased
NOIiCE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ james a Raleigh. administrator OF tho
estate uf Julia G. knlcirh. deceased. hls fuud
crCn tor settlement and nlcd iu saId Court. bio
final at count Of hla administration OF aHid
oE,atc ana petition for hnli diatriHuuH u uf the
residue 20 said q Tate among on rorsous tu.
Titled thereto, Hut that saturday, tIo 18Th day
of July, a. II. lFn a. iu O'Clock n m.. DC the
Court Room 90 said Court Boo the tOuuiy court
House, 7eli l1to CITY ami County. Duh Terri.
tory, has been dllF appointed BY ilu Judge Of
anil ours for thn settlement Of said account
and hearing s1id petition for disifIuutou, ne
which time and place any uCrfun Interested tu
aiit estate NAV appear ana show cause, 10 any
thrto be- why Faif account should mot Ne
settled and approved and hnal dtstuuuti0u
made aa uraF cd Tor.
Dated June Hth. tsli
~ n MELOY.
CLERK ofthe Probate Court.
ny j. p. JACK deputy.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
iu tlc Probate Couri. in hnd Tor SAT- Lake
touuiy. luniny OF uiah

iu tlic Probate CoBr. DO aud Tor SAT- Lake
county. lurrlufy of uiah
IN the matter Of Che estate uf Eliza Nicnds
IhHmp. On harrull, deceased
Notice ~ t'uo and place for the hearing Of pc.
turu Tor admission Co Probate OF Will
DUrsuANT 10 ~ ORDER or SAID
Court iu tald matter, nnurc be- hereby
ENct That l.utsliv, thu on day uf juiY, S. %.
lT.It ut Do O'rIurt W. 100 tnu County Cont
uuusr in -a't Lnic city ttHh loui.UrT, 400 tho
court room ut sHid court, boz boon appointed
uy timr and place Tor Cue hearing ct aprutou
ui Size. Nrlllr D., spencer. urauuE iur che nd.
mission Co probate 90 a ctrialu document hrrc.
with presented, UufUouing tu hr tho laHt Mtll
aud lcataWunt OF ElEa Mrhds thompson liar.
lclI, deceased, ~ hon aut who're aN ugraunH in.
tcruftci may appear Hni oppose thH pfnh8tr ~
anid vii, ur ihu granting % letters tostHmru.
ihry o. Al-s Ncllio g. spencer o. prayed Tor n
Eaid UUuUuu.
ln vitucas whereof. have horpuuto sol my
hand and AnlNgd ihe seal ~ s1id court, ms
pi'. uHy NJ June, AID. 1884,
lsrALl H. " NELoY,
tlcTk OF the Probate Curt
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d. The Probate Court iu and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory OF Utah
In thc matter OF Tho tstato 81 Mary COLDER

ln Tho matter OF the Esaio N Mary Goldberg.
ducthrUd
NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT NOR
~ rs uo ulrrr udminIstratnr OF lhu estate
ui Mary tuIIHUrE. drrtuaHi. hHH rendered for
settlement, HuH u.rl 100 said fuurt. hIH final ace
tnun Ui liH administration OF earl taultH aud
lti tHu Cor huIl untriuutluu ul enc residue %
.l'l tate AMONG thu UrrHHfH ruu led thereto,
nui ihlt "wednesday thH lt.h dnY ct July. 4 %.
It. ~ lI n.in., 10 Toe court room Of said count.
lh Tue county Court house, ~Wt Lake tity and
TOMMY ibh ltr1infy. hua been uuly np.
uu'ni'i uF t.v Judge Of Haid court Tor tHu cot
t'nnrnt uf Hlid account Huu hearing said pUu.
NHN luf distribution. Whirh u.nc aud place
tuy person iuirttHtrd Iu HHlu tHtntr may on
poor uuH HnHW rHuHr. % any there hC. wis auiu
account should not lr FUtlC1 anl approved
and ma dsir button made uH rraycf Tor
Dated June l.th. lfHl.
%. " MELuY.
CLERK of the Probate Court
WApuELL a .pANs, Attorneys Tor the L..
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''NN"h w NlNoe ana utinfiihl place on luais
nrsa, cullen Hotel, Wost second south
street, -alt iAko City, Utah
NOllDE u uttEBN GIVEN THAT AT
~ arofuIar meeting OF the hoard Of direct
giH ~ aall company, held on the lst day OF
~ 10 ~ assessment No. b, ten per cent or
" NI per share was lowed un tho capital stock
ni ht t1fpl at1n, payable Immediate O. tHn
trrruiHry, at rho uiicu Of tho company, room
u, uNcn hotel. Wet second south atfcet. -alt
lake OlY Utah TERRITORY.
ANY nuck uuuu which this ASSIGNMENT shall
remain unpaid ON sl'uri ly. July ID. ign. will
10 delinquent and advertised for sale at public
huruor, hud. uulpat payment b. made before,
WIZ Pc solo ON Monday july 8lst, rQL Nc
l.EolNtr Win She cot OF advertising ana "a,
iiy order Of the board Of directort
~ W. WuiTkiiEApIR.
secretary Nouh Point Consolidated Irrigation
Company
salt laso uity. ulAb. June ADD. isjL
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In tho Probate Court In and Tor salt Lake
County, Territory Of Titan.
order to chow cause Why order Of sale Of rca
estate should not be made

Thomas ". Nou. the admniattator Of the
estate % Jane. u. Beck dcccnacd, having filed
hiH petition herein. duly ytrnCd. praying for
un order OF sale OF al thc real estate Of said
ucccdUnt Tor t1u uufpufcs therein Get forth
20 ts therefore ordered hy tho Judge Or said
Court. that hli persons Interested 90 Che estate
Of said deceased. appear before The tald Pro
bate Cont uu Tuesday She isih day Of July
l.tl 90 ll o'cIOrN In the forenoon Of said day,
nt Tho court rom OF said Probate Court, Nc the
County Court House. 900 the city and county OF
SAT- lntc, Utah Territory, 90 show cause why
hn order should not hU granted 70 tho said
administrator, Co sell 90 much of tto real
estate uf the sara deceased at private Halc o.
ehau be- necessary, and that r copy Of THIS
order De published nt least four successive
weeks IN the uEsEiUEr tvrNtNU Nrws. a
Newspaper printed aud published IN said city
and county.
Dated june 18Th, 1870.
JACOB %. BLAIR.
Probate Judge.
LLOYD puurEn, Attorney.
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SUMMONS.

In The Justlce's Court. ffth precinct befor.
W. W. Csc, Justice of the Peace.
Territory of Utah,
County N salt fato. tss
City Of salt Lake
The salt Lake Kelley Institute, a corporation.
Plaintiff,
william >. Robinson ana VIM Disterle.
Defendants.
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IN ANN iNNNAli 'uNlN Iu ana Nur Hnt Lake
county, Territory NJ nah.
In tho matter of Che Estate of William W. Pos.
Ter, deceased.
order 90 show cause wis order of aaio of real
estate should not DO made.
EEoRGE GODDARD ANp RICHARD
NJ smyih, The Executors OF thr ostate of
MulilmN fottur. deceased, having filed their
pcliuHn hrrein. ally verified, praying Cor au
order ~ sale of 900 the real rttlte 10 slii DO
cc1' ut Tor the purposes therein set forth. % is
WutoIurc uftCfcd uY Tho Judge of sad court,
thht lIl u.rnunH Interested 900 Che estate 90 said
drc4hHrd appear Z fore The said Probate Court
on saturday, o.. litn Jay uf July, 4. 10. lEI az
10 O'Clock iu ih1 forenoon ut said dly, 90 TIC
court room l. falt Probate Court Ht the
county t1urih.usH, ben tHu city aud tolutY of
SAT- l1lc, jhn Territory, fo show cause WHY
tu order should uut hU granted Go tno stlI aI.
WiuiHfut1f tn HuI Hn much NJ the real yHtltH
of thU saiu dereasnd ht puHIlc saIc he shall 10
necessary, nnd that copy ui tbis order be
uuuliHhrd ni irntt tour successive weeks iu the
10 aHltEu lNtNtNg MINIS, h newspaper print.
90 aud published in HHii city Hud county
Dated jane llih itHl
JACOB %. BLAIR
Probate judge
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The People Of Tho Territory Of Utah.
To Whham Robinson aud William Dlotora.
greeting
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

once of rmth ward Lumber and building
ASSOCIATION, slii axe uliy, June
goth, 1898,
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NOTICE d. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
- u kutahvih Nuiuut iiuulttU David L
hrutHn am George %. nHfduCr 1thU EXECUTOR
~ llHI wiI. aud irsttWout aud 90 the vsHfu Uf
timps1u %. iluNlLtr. deceased. hIfn rendered
tuI settlement uud ma boz HaIu court. % Uuul
account ui their administration uf HHld
estate and petition tur uual d|sirI.
button OF The residue Uf Hud estate
rmunF thC Urrsuus entitled thereto, aud
that NrInrsuay, thr l3tl day Of july. s. 10.
lr" n. ll u'riurk u.W. Ht rho court room uf
sHil ruuu, ln tuu County curt iinuHu, aIlt
LAKE tuy hni County, Utah Territory. hns
lcDu dulY fnuflutUl uH tho judge Of sIII rHuft
Tor thv suttIrmtnt ut slid account huu huauus
said tc i'iun fuf dHIuNuuuu nt WH'ru time
and place Hut urfHuu interested iu tuIl yafltu
may appear and chow cause. If any thrlp lr.
why sru HrruuuI should NOT Nr settled HHd
approved aui nual duirilatln made aH pea. cd
tuI
Dated Juno Ilth. l-u.
90. S. MELDN.
tIUTt of thr Probate Court
liy q b JACK. DEPUTY
MAiurtL 8 ApANs, Atorucys Cor Estate.
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zenith ward Lumber and building Association
principal place Of hn-inrs i1s n FOURTH
south b., salt Lake CITY, Titan.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

Nonru PoNr CovsoLip,rfp iagto,ttoV
tuMrANN.
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j. w. Sullivan, n stranger, met
David sloan In n saloon ut Pueblo,
Colo, on Saturday and formed his
acquaintance. The latter " n work.
mau nj the Bessemer steel works and
has family OF wife anu several
children anu step-chlldrep. They Nm.
lilly decided to 20 TO Lake MinntquA
und FISH. They went cut In row boat,
which was carelzed, and Sloane was
crowned before they could be- reached.
Sullivan had u narrow escape.
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In tho Probate Court n and Cor salt Lake
county, Territory VI Utah
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HvJ o.. JACK. utpuiy.
] n. Wow. AlIuInrl-
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wAKEmAN,s wANDERINGs.

Among the PeasantrT of the EnglIsh
Lake Dfstriet-A People who Have
for Centuries stood Still, Almost
FierceIY Tenacious of Their Tiny
Possessions, Calm and Firm In
Their Simple Lives the Mountain
Peaks Beside Them-Colorful Por-
traiture of Ancient Stone-Huilt
Habitations and Their Charming
Interiors-SsJael Dences,' of the Pas
toraI Lake Region.
KEswIcK, England, July 10.
Tothe Editor OF the JOURNAL AND COURIER:
The first time 1 ever saw a peasant of
the English Lake district-that splendid
portion of England strewn with noun
tains, scaws, fells and hills and gemmed
with countless lake., comprising the shires
of Cumberland, Westmorelsnd and the
northern part of Lancashire-was in COM
pany with personal friend of John Rus
kin, Mr.. A. Ii. Fraser, of Scott street,
Amman, Scotland, who lives among his
friends and books not q stones throw
from where Jane Welsh Csrlyle's youthful
ideal lover, the gsntlest soul that Scotland
ever knew, noble, sanity Edward Irving,
was born.
1t was a gray, grisly, grewsoms day,
when the mountain mists like gigantic
bsllying sails were pounding bsck and
forth between the mountains of Scotland
and Cumberland, now and then in their
tapping conclusions finglng sheets of
slanting rain from their heavy folds, which
the wind instantly caught up and swept
stingingly against the bsIs-headed, bare
breasted and bare-legged fishers of the
leaden-colored Firth.
My friend had to do with the railway
| service; took me to the Amman station
yard; secured large shunting engine with
stoker and driver for our use; we were
soon reeling aud crashing across the great
Amman bridge connecting Scotland with
England; and our strange conveyance for
sight seeing among peasantry at last halted
with hoarss challenges beneath the gray
and echoing crsgs where, on ths English
side of the Solway, tiny, stone-built Bow
ness looks out upon Scotland and the
Firth, Just where, nearly two thousand
years ago, the great wall of Roman Ssrvi'
us came to an end because of the uncon'
duerable Gaelic hordes of the wild, bar
barie north.
Everything in and about this gray little
nest upon the heights above the Solwsy
seemed of everlasting stone. The rough
half stairs, hslf-street leading up to and
through the hamlet, was of stone. The
few huddled structures were of stone
rude stone window-ledgee, caves, gsrgoyll
gutter spouts and all. The little chspe
was like huge, unshapen mossy mass oi
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FASHION NOTES.
Deceptive Looseness.

DeceptlVe AOObehesss
The girl with small waist sees to 1t that
Its smallness is preserved and guarded by
something beside the final belt of gold
braid or real gold, which she wears quite
loose. In fact, waist looks much timer
when clasped by loose belt than when
bound in by tight one. The tight one
suggests discomfort and effort; the loose
one calls attention to its tiny roundness
even though loose, and reminds one how
much smaller the waist itself is. A great
many dresses give a large waisted effect,
but 1t must be confessed this requires
much trimness and as little eizs as pos
sible under 1t all. After all the girls are
open to the suspicion of pulling the strings
tighter than ever. Consider for moment
the example of the accompanying sketch.
This fashionably dressed woman lis no
longer slender and unwisely seeks to over
come increasing weight by retaining q
small waist. She loses much In sightli.
ness by doing co. Her costume, however,
Is in exquisite taste. 1t is made of al
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AW FUL.

'Chicago is an awful city of Sabbath
breakers" said the returned Bostonian:
81 didn't go into a chuIch while was
there. ."-Boston Transcript.
"There, knew something was in the
wind" said the western farmer sadly as,
through crack in the cellar wall. he saw
his new barn sailing along on the crest of
a cyclone.-Beston Courier.
Gus de Smith-Well, Tom, hear you
eloped with rich girl. Was 1t successl
Tom Fewscads-Not altogether. Her father
telegraphed that he will forgive us If We
don't come back.-Texas SiftiRgs.
81 like you very much, Charlie, but 1
couldn't marry you. l don't think we
could live happily together" "But, my
dear, Maud, reflect After we were mar
ried wouldn't bs home very uch."-Tit-
/ Bits.
Bsgster-The Tammany> Hall social cir
Gle will be q uite as exclusive as the Four
Hundred. Only the means of entering 1t
will bs different. Jsgster-How go. Bag
ster-lt will require pull in place of push.
Puck.
'T suppose it must take a great deal of
patience to get along in music as your
daughter hss?"
Fsther-Yes, 1t does; 1 have none left.
just leave the house whenever she begins
to play.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Mrs. Potte-I know that one of the young
men who visit you go regularly is your
brother, but who Ia the other onel Mary
Ann-Yes'm, one of 'em is my brother and
-snd-I guess the other one is going to be
his brother-in-lsw after a little wilhelm
dianapolis Journal.
"JohnDy,would you like to be mission
airy to the savsges3" Sometimes I'd Ike
to be missionary and sometimes I'd like
to be a savage" replied the boy. "Whyr
wss the sstoOished query. "Well, you see,
missionary has TO wear clothes In sum
mer."-Washington Star.
He stood for a minute In front of let
ter-box in worlds fair building, twirling
his thin chin whiskers meditatively In his
| fingers. "There's the slot, he unused, OBJ
servantly. "But there's nothing to tell
| you what you get after you put your
nickel in."-Chicsgo Record.
A certain lady living on one of the hill
| tops and high up in society was notified by
her bank that she had overdrswn her &C
count by $100. She sat down wrote a
check for 500 on the same bank, and
promptly forwarded 1t to make up the de.
ficiency. Enqui;er.
Mrs. Mslsprop-That bookstore kept by
Morocco & Vellum is a fraud.
Her Friend-Whst makes you think
| thatl
Mrs. Malsprop-l bought book there
called the Mystery of Edwin brood, )" and
would you believe itl-it wasn't halt
fnished.-Chicago Herald.
4; The two tramps had been wandering
about from back-door to back-door in 1
useless search for q bite, as almost every
place they visited was closed for the sum
mer. Anybody at homer inquired
Willie, waiting in the alley as his friend
came ont. Nav" was the disappointed
response. "Where are theyp ''Gone tt
the worlds fair" Willie sighed. "Brothei
Walker" he said sadly, when 1 thinl
how this worlds fair is running our bust
ness, slmoet wieh Columbus hadn't dis
covered America. Detroit Fres Prees.