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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-08-04
SUMMONS.
In the Distinct Court In ari for tho Third
Judicial District Of Utah Territory.
County OF salt Lake.


Moui Goldberg. plaintiff W. John 4 Graes.
beck, Ann u Nfocahock, William Hfocshcc.
llcnnur % Nruoshcck, hIchoIus ". Gruesbcck,
NhYdt Gr0rsucrk. Joseph ". -tnuii, Henri W.
1rcrn, 20. NJ Bacon Utah Nat. nal iauk, %
corporation. james Tucker aLd Henry a..
Wallace. co partners. doing husintss under
tue rrm name OF Tucker & Wallace .. T..
Archer @. fcit, :. 2; Iorrhl, " p. Iluef,
Max Martin and samuel T. llpsor. to.uaItuetH,
uudtr the hrm name ~ MWtn a LiusUr, 4
linughton McNair HARDWARE Co., a corpurl.
ton defendant
Inc People Of the Territory OF Utah send
greeting
4, John 4. Groc'beck Ann ID. Grocsicct,
William UrucanccE. Eleanor IT, Orutahtck,
Nioholae. ~ Gtocshccs, iihodn pf,esU,cs,
uah National bauk, a corporation. james
fucker anu Henry a. Wallace. r0tartuurs
DOM lusmes. under the hfm name OF fucker
a nllaCt, J.. T.. Archer. j. e.. irIL s. -. Ter.
rill ~. r. Lsney. AihA Martin aud samuel IT,
llpscr copartEora unncf The hHu name Of
Msriin 3 Lipsor and uVughtou AicNair Hard
ware Co., 9 corporation. d .icnduuts
You are hereby required 10 appear % an act.
ION brought against 1uu 10y zoe above named
p.anuh in The district court pf The Third
Judicial district or thu iUrut1rv 30 Utah. amt
10 auswCr 30 the complaint Sled theron within
ten daya exclusive OF tho day uf sortitul alter
The service on you of this summoud-u served
county. bus in ihi- district. withintwoni days !
otherwise within forty uays-of iudFmc toy
default Will hc taken ~ aust sou, H.ouriug 10
the prayer OF said COMPLIANT
Inc said action b. brought tohAtl Judgment
in Tue sum Of tufu rrincipa AMI NH0UD in.
icfcst with interest un Interest 10 niue ucr
cent. pCr nnnum On Woe the cot Tor iIll 90
paving thsra, with mt. from auIy %, 1905, aud
aiu.4l ttNes with Interest nom MHy o. NI, ulI
az per reht per annum iut ii.-f paid
ton, Tor glCHi attofnus'H ices Hnd costs of
suit. alice tu Do Huu on certain
rf"Wits'ly note rN.'Il q uy gciCnu1uis
Ntuc. beck O. plniutn IaID I, isIi, Tor liI 900.
U. ID HHH ID o.
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NOTICE or ASSESSMENT.
Doatrct Gold Is silver Mining s. MHung q
salt laEo CiB Utah. July 30 ls.I

NN"NIN n| NNN
Dcsorot Gold q silver Mining s. Mlhng Co.,
salt Lake CiU Utah. July %. isHI.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GyfN THAT
~ 20 mcpuHg of the Hoard ~ directors
q. the brHUrrt colds ~UNor Mining a MINING
Company, hold 10 ~hlt Lake CliY Diah, Thurs
DAY, June goth, l-ll, au assCssuCut of .
iuiitS per m ru was levied upon the capital
tIOUt of said corporation, payable uu ur before
1hursduy, August ilst, l'Il, 10 the rerrcAry,
A. Milton MuHacr. NJ the office Of the Company,
90 East, sOul Temple Street Salt Lake CITY.
Any stock upon which such assessment NAV
remain unpaid on sni1 Hlst day at August, Isl d
VIII uD declared delinquent aud advertised
Tor sale. and unless pas meut b. made before,
Will be sold ~ the on e. N the company uiurr'
alli, ut Q O'Clock o M on Monday, the mn
dag NJ Scpicmlcr,i -'I no public auction 90 tue
highest hlddCr, Co pay the delinquent assess,
murt together with cost Of advertising and
expense ~ ra'u,
An siotkhpldcr6 Will be- expected to bring or
send their certificates Tor proper endorsement
when assessments are pHI1.
a. MILTON MusSEH,
Ga Secretary.
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NOTICE

To the Stockholders of tho losepa Agricultural
aud stock Company
TIuERE WILL ~ 4 MEETING OF
i thc stockholders M SAID company held NJ
room so. a. no Commercial BANK building, q
y. ltt south street SAT- lato ,iy, August d.,
amending the company articles OF HHsucIu.
ton boz thlt fniH company can own, acquire,
appropriate uud deal u water ana water rlshta
and 90 make ne principal place 10 husIuvHH So /
lake city, nuu vote upon ihH lurt her amend
mrut Of changing me qualification Of Olluurs
uf persons 90 Do eligible Therefore alec 90
elect board OF directors 90 serve Tor Che On.
sung two yHurs, md Hucli other matters uH may
properly come before mo meeting
d. u. tLuft, President
/. A. MIlLmLL. .nnrnlnIl.
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LEGAL notice.


drcraHrd
NOTICE D. ifEuEnY OWEN THAT
~ liilda locfn. the admin.st atfiN Of
The estate OF Andrew Niucct, deceased,
has rendered and presented tor scluo
mont land He'd n th|s court thC final
account OF her adm.uftrauon of alid estate,
aud petit ON settling f0 90 mat tnid uHiutc is
iu pruprr condition iu NH closed, and
th4t portion ct fhu residue " said
estate remains tn uf dHiriuutcl 90 the
hoiu ~ said deceased aud praying
fora dual distribution of the estate, fud that
Saturdly The a0ih day uf August. isli ne 20
O'Clock u.ui. ~ fad day, at ths courtroom Of
Hliu court, tt tbe county court huusrs tn tuld
city and county Of salt tniU has been appoint.
go uN ihs iulEv OF F1l court Tor tho settle.
mcnt ~ sHii Hcrpunt aud fnr huirul a.d
petition fur diftr'hutOn ul said cstutr.ut witch
uiuu Hut place Huy persons Interested in sald
estate ulN apurHr un4 ahuN rHuau why the
snit ir'ulut fhou not Doc approved. allowed
ard settled nnH tho decree &C disfinuunn made
of the residue of fnld estate 6, ihe hOIfs pf said
deceased us rrHytI Tor Boo SAID YuUuuu accord.
ing Co Law
Dated AUGUST De-. i.f
~. S. MitOl. PRO bate ClCrA
liy y. l.JAD Ai ucpuNt
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NOTICE.


TT1 IuTI0n UITIUOT company HI7TF10I
uNuE DEBTORS AND CREDITORS OF
the llutton Gardner Company, assigned,
,ril plp4ae IlLp IulIUo lhHt flIu company has
made 10 general assignment ul Al ~ properly
ma Interest,", 0f whatever SIND and wherever
.ituhfeI 81 OSCAR rs NuEIr Cor taO hurrut OF
Ita rrrditnra and TINT hII uUuinrs rlN please
nav an debts and HUruuuiH hIHuiulg owing
tl5i company, aud Hud creditors VII please
present their cl4Ima with Voucher, hu} ,Cri.
Hrl tg nd aaHisuor. and uu one ulsu, 90 hIs
once over tho ursCrut National lana, NaIi
lake civ, or az tnu former once Of the burton
Gardner Company corner OF 'lh a"Nth ana
suite StrC0ts. in sNd city.
dated san Laao Clg. July goth 1888.
usDAN Vs. MONlE,
Assignee.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate Of Eli1a Meads Tho paon Darrell.
Deceased
NOTICE II HEREBY OIFEN ny THE
~ undUrsirncd, Nellie o.. .neucrr. rxccu
tris of Che last VIII and lcailmout oi Fhza
Mrada Thompson Darrell, f1rmcry ElNa
Meade llumpsnnl deceased, tu One creditors
~ hnd au pcra9us haviu- aims against
tho eHiu deceased, 90 oshiIit chem Win the
necessary Fuuchrfs, Within fuHf months after
The nr publication of This notice. FOO tho said
Nciur D. SPENCER. 10 No. 20 West rhifd North
street, saIt Lake titv Huu touuN Ubh
NELLIE lltIA aIENOFH
iNcgutriN oi the Tact Win HHd Testament n
llst Ncaiq Thompson harftU, deceased.
Dated July Gth, is9i
JOus NJ. CANNON, attorney tor cKycuiriN.
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LroAL NOTICE.



ICrufgrl ui ttah
On Che matter Of thr Hr0ption 20 William linr.
ruFtJn ami lda Harrington, minors.
NAUNu HNWk. THE GRANDMOTHER
~ and only r.lHilyc ot Wiuam Harrington
aud Ida Harrington. miuurt. having not her
sWufn chHuu.shmCutil 900 right tu Cue custody
OF, AuG UHNUr nui control over said william
Harrington Hu4 lia lirrugtun. inirprs, O. ihc
enc, ihat sfi1 minor children should be- fully
adopted hg Herbert John shimmng a. hia
children, uud tho suli Herbert John ,nimmiur.
having n'ud Iia sworn application 10 no adopt
faid Wuur children, Amy 7Mmmlug, tho vito
uf sad opp 'loant having loo writing consented
thereto.
~ ia hereby ordered that hearing on snld ap.
Pile hU held on thuudly, tho sTd day "
AUGUST, lens, nt Do n.m ole oCk % said day ut
the court room q Haid court, 80 the County
tUurl House. On the coy aud county OF SAT-
Lake, 1rui0ri Of ttah, and thHta copy ut
thH order De- published in tho IusEuIf AVIAN.
40 SAWS, 9 newspaper pu lisuud m sHid
County, tor three wtnaH before Hnld time of
hCauns whom ana whore hil poruas Interest.
d mgy urpear and oppose the suid petition, II
cause they have,
Wijutsi my hand this mn day Of July, 1893.
jacob n. BLAIR.
Probate Judge.
CHAs. =. rEAUsos. Attorney for Applicant
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court OF -Hit Lake County
Territory of uAh.


n
order FiNlrg rIm0 and Place 70 Hear Petition
JULIA 3. WOODRUFF. having nlud hor pc.
- uuuu Ia THIS Court praying TOR thC udups
ton Of said frHut Garter Woodruff, a. her
rhiid, without any liminuona or conditions
wuatsOcyor. ana having nlcd in sNid Court the
sworn statements prescribed by law, and Wal
ford Woodruff, Jr., hayiugiu writing consented
thereto
pncauon DO held on Saturday, the gth day Of
August, 1855, At ten u'tlOcH IN she forenoon Of
sald day az the Court Room Of bnId Court IN tho
Dity and County OF salt Lake, nud that copy
at this order be published IA tho DTsruEr
EyTNsG NLWs, "a newspaper puh'iHhcd IN
snid County. for three weeks before sald time
of hearing when aud whore all persons may
appear nud show cause n any ihcy have why
thd prayer OF said petition should not BIO
prlnied.
Dated August 2. 1870.
AtOH u, BLAIR. Probate Judge,
n. ID. LEWIS, Attorney Tor Petitioner
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LEGAL NOTICE.

In tho Probate Cour. To- AND Cor Salt lake
County, Territory Ui ital.
In tho matter OF the estate and guardianship OF
uunrgc liuslor, nn insane pCrauu
NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN THAT ANNA
~ q. iuHlCr GUARDIAN Ui tlo estate ana
person Of 1torFo iluslcrru infIuC person, has
rendered Ter sCtilrmr nt,uud n.o1 boz said court,
the nuul account Uf hrr HuHftnuHhIp. auu TINT
o hufHday, the 9ttt dN of August, AID. les, Ht
90 O'Clock 70 W. at the court room of fhld cuurt,
county Court House, rnlt Lake city and
ed by Judge uf fnid court COR thH srulrmrnG OF
Hhii account. 90 which tinC arH place any per
Hun interested iu said eftuiU may appear uuI
SHOW cause. " nnv there hu. why aai'i' account
should not be settled aud approved aH prayed
tor.
Dated July 2sth. isI
70. s.. MELor,
CLERK nf the Probate Court
Ky =. .. JACK, Deputy
nouueu, Mauhal a Bradley. Attorneys for
Guardian
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NN tlN NNNN'I OF TO-. iHNNIN OF HN"NNhlUN
% smith deceased.
Notice OF tIc and place Tor tho hcarin OF
petition Tor admission 90 probate OF wall
DUGsUANT TO An ORDER OF SAID
i court iu Had matter, notice De- hereby
gwen that saturday the ith DAY OF August,
A u. 1893, 90 D. O'Clock u.m. az tho County
Court uuusv 900 -Alt l1tu city, thh Territory,
90 tlu court room of HAl1 Cuutt, hna been an
pointed the umn ana ularC Tor the hearing OF
apoiluou NJ William 70 Robinson praying r
admission T. probate uf "a certain dOcumtn ut
Herewith presented, ruplriing 90 bO the Last
Will ana testament uf Josephine ~. Smith dee
ceased. whom ana who're ull per uuH Interested
may upuvAr and oppose tile probate ~ HuId
viii. or the granting 90 luitcra tctthmUntnry tn
william o. Robinson, aa prayed Tor 10 aaii
pctiuun,
In witncs whereof tlvo horounto set my
hand and AnNOd the coal Of sMd court, this
.4nd day Of July, 4 y. i.'G.
tsEAL) Nv. MELODY,
clerk Of the Probate Court
ny J. .. JACK, deputy CLERK
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LEGAL NOTICE.


In tle matter Of ne Estate Of Janet y. PARK
Deceased,
Notice Of time aud place Tor tho hearing OF
puuiiuu tor admission 10 probate u WILL
DuRsUANT TO Az ORDER or SAID
court iu alid matter, notice ia hereby
given that Tuesday, the sth day OF August.
a. ID itgl, nt 10 O'Clock a.u,, NJ the County
Court House iu aalt Lake NliY Utah Territory,
IN thc court room ut sAid court hAH been AZ.
pointed sue umo aui place Tor the hearing of
a petition 90 Catherine q spencer ana Isaac
NJ, MHdicl., praying Tor thu limission 10 pro.
bate OF certain document herewith pre-
seated purp0rtIuF Go De- the last will aud
Testament uf IHnot . Park feroAsrd, when
and moro ui persons Interested msy appear
aud 0upuau the probate nt said Will or the
granting Of letters tHslmfutury 20 catherine
b. spencer gnt Isaac 3D. Nnddell as prayed
for in Faid petition
IN witncs. whereof have hcrounto cot my
hand AMI aniNi1 ths sral Of said court this
9lh duy OF July, Al. 90.
frrtD ~ y MtLOY.
Dlurk " the Probate Court.
BY T. JACK, deputy
Thomas Adams, Attorney tor estate.
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In the Probate Court In and for salt Lake
County, Territory Of Utah
In the matter Of the Eslato Of william Eov
man, deceased.


AvoTtCk IL HEREBN GIVEN THAT MAR
~ qhrct bowman, adminiatIattiNO f Ihu estate
of William bowman, deceased, has rendered for
comm of hcr administration Of said ostgip and
pettion for nnnt distribution Oi One residue Of
said estate among tho ptrH1ns emit .ui thereto.
andthlt Thursday the llih DAY 90 AUGUSTA ID,
In INC County Court h0uac, ~alt Lake Dify and
County. Utah Territory, haH lcUH du'r Mp.
pointed By tho Judge o' SAID count Cor tte acl.
Hem, al II aaid account nul D. airing laid ucu.
zion f,tr fiatriuutOn. a. WhiHh tIHr and uIaro
rrr prrson Interested On aaid estate may .p
prar and show cause, o nHy ihrro De- VIII slIi
account should not be settled HnI approved
and final dstrihuuOn MADE nf prayed for
H. " NEtON.
CLERK u tho Probate Court
Hy y. o. JACK Deputy.
WAnnItL \ ADAMS, Attorney Tor Ad.
mIulafFHtffN.
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Tom NOTICE..
order tu show cause why order Of sale Of re-
,aiutU slo4Id not De- made.


,aiutU sbo4Id not De- made.
YUstPl O. sOUtutE IuE AuWINis.
- Rotor uf Che ,Hilie OF uouiamIn r Allen,
urtrHHru, having U.eu hiH ucutiuu hHroiu,
duly NCrnud um1lnr tor ON Or.uf ofsnlc of ihc
tr1I rHtsir NI HHtN accident. Tor inD uufnnHH
IhvIUm Hpt iur.u, it o. therefore ordered uy tho
Judge oi HIii court. thAt uli pvftons interested
90 itu raiNtU OF hllt HUfUHHrut appear Notufr
thu said Probate Court, or tuufdnt, tue ON
DAY uf srrfrmHHr. ls1. 90 20 o'c ucf, in the
forenoon ut Hbii UHy, at tho court ruoil ~ laIi
Probate court. 100 tho County Court House. in
thc Guy aud County o. suli Lake, Vtlh Fern
tury,to show cause WHY nn order should NOT Dec
gftnlut o. nc saii adWilifirninr. 60 Hril ~
much Of Sue real rn'niU ut The H1id deceased 90
private allo nH nhal be- necessary, and that a
copy ni thH urlur De- published 20 least four
tHrrcsHNu wyHkH lea tie UrsIuif lNbhiNu
hIWs. % Newspaper UnuHd Hni ruuIHhrd by
sIid rIi7 Au' county, ur wilton consent " ny
rlru'f { tcrcatod in aaid pfocco iinga De hlcd
ncfDIn.
JACun %. HLAfH. Probate Judge.
Dated HuguHt lHt 1879.
traitor.
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Ia tho Probate Court, iu mil Tor SAT- lake
county, Territory of Utah
Ia the Matter Of ihc Lftate of George s. Smith.
IcuCHaud.
NOTICE u HEREBY WyES THAT
y Joaruh D. tmith, John ilCury smith.
ttHriua S. smith and hiI1h b. sheet,
surviving executors anu trustees OF
mo ,ftatc ~ GeorRo A. smith. a..
coascd. have rendered Ter sciH'Uurut, and dlcu
in said cuuft. ttur anal hcct uui of iHclr admin.
istration OF sand estate nni rcNi0u fOi final
distrlbuuon nf the residue ~ mid tHtuu
among tho persons emit led thereto, and
That ihursday. the ilth day Oi August 4 ID
IsIL 10 ~ O'Clock o.. in. nt iHr court room ~
SAID rnurtin tho County Court House. salt Lake
City nud County. Jtnh tcnitnry, rls teen UulY
appointed hv the judge uf f1iu court cor the
FtitIrmrnt ~ said account nnI hearing tHll
petition for distribution, o. WliUI time and
niacc any person interested ln sfid estate may
appear and show cause if BOO. thrrO be-, Why
sad account should not HU settled and aps
moved and nlal fisuhuu1n made as prayed
o. S. MtLOY,
ticft OF thu IfuUHtH court
UN u, D.. JACK,
uruuty.
49,. a awsnfa AffHHH.H. f.4 tsafaf.
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TINlluMA~ T. HOW Ellis, TUE ADMIN
H. lowoIla deceased, having hIod ma
petition herein, GUY verified, praying for an
order OF sale ~ hil real estate of sui1 dc
therefore ordered iN The Judge OF fAld court
thAt AID persons interested On the estate OF sAid
deceased appear before the said Probate Court
ON Tupsday the s!nd day OF Augusta n. ISIS al
10 O'Clock In tho forenoon Of SAID day. nt tho
court room of Haid Probate Court az tht
couuty court house, 40 fhe city and County on
san lake, tt.h Territory, 20 show cause why
un order should not be- granted Co tho said ad.
mtnlstrat0r. no SOIL M much of tho real estate
OF thp anIu deceased ni public snle aa shall bp
necessary, and that copy NJ this order bo
pubhHuod at least tour sncceHsivo wucks In tho
DtsuEEr tvENtNu NEWS, q ncwspnpcr mini.
nd and published IN shid city and county.
Dated July ipth, 1895
JACOB u. BLAIR.
Probate Judge.
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order 10 show cause why order Of sale Of 70
estate should not DO made.
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TENTH WARD LUMBER AND BUILD
ING ASSOCIATION


Principal place OF business no Dr.. east. Fourth
South atfctt. salt i1av u.fy. Utah.
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Hv ~ ., JACK, Deputy.
ucuneti, Marhal a lradloY Attorneys for
Guardian.
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nAwliysS CnHcmow. Attorneys.
Dated Junr 18Th, lf.I
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-02
COMMUNICATIONS.

How II Strikes ssCommon Senses
Tothe Editor OF the JouRsAL AND COURIER:
Your editorial "Give the Boys Chance
is significant. 1t Is suspected that fac
ton In our Board of Education La sscrifo-
ing High School interests for the benefit of
outside interests which are being pushed
to improve certain real estate In our city,
and therefore no decision Is reached in the
High School site. A perfectly disinter-
ested boy or man of intelligence would at
once say that Broadway is altogether pref
cradle to any other location proposed.
In addition to the fine lot, street car con-
veniences, centrality, etc., 1t happens just
now that the site can be bought at con-
cession from its true value, and the oppor-
tunity to purchase Ii should not be lost
The Public Library property was offered
to the city repeatedly at less than $50, 600,
and one member of the city government
made every effort at the time to induce the
city to purchase, but without avail, but
afterwsrd the citizens paid $50, 600 more
for the privilege of waiting until the prop
erty changed ownership and the opportu-
nifty to buy at the first offer was gone.
This experience should not be repeate d
in the case of the Broadway site for high
school building. CohNoN SENSE.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-02
FAITH.

Love is merely a very pleasant faith
cure.-Galveston News.
Jagson says his servant girl finds 90
much fault with things that he classes her
with the hire critics.-Elmira Gazette.
Thompson-Suppose a man should call
you liar, what would You doi Jones
(hesitatlngly)-Whsts sized mana-Tit Bits.
Mr.. Younghusband-Darl you have
been weeping. What Is IL, my sweetest
lovei Mrs. Youughueband-Horse radish!
Tit Bits.
"Isn't Thornton q man of a good deal of
deoisioni" "Well-er-yes, but it's his
wife's nine times out of ten."-Chicsgo
Inter Ocean.
eff you're 30 fond of music you must
enjoy comic opera" Excuse me; that's
just why don't enjoy comic opera.
cago News Record.
Johnny. what are you going TO do when
you get to be mani" "I'm going TO be q
boy preacher" replied Johnny, confident
Washington Star.
REORGANIZATION son ordered this
likeness from me. tIt is certainly very
much like him. Has he paid for itf' ''Not
yet." 'That is still more like him. Tit
Bits.
doctor, when do you think a man
weighs mosti" asked patient who was uu
dergoing a course of dietary treatment.
"When he steps on my corns," answered
the doctor.-Tit-Blts.
An exchange says a mans full mental
power is not reached before the age of
twenty five. Either this Is wrong or the
college freshman has been misinformed as
to himeelf.-Boston Transcript.
Little Dick-Seems to me the older folks
grow the more awkward they get. Mamma
Why sol Little Dick-I can FIX on sis
ter's skates In two minutes, but 1t takes
Mr. Nicsfello bout half an hour-Good
News.
Issac-I sells you dot coat for nine shil-
lings. Customer thought you did not
do business on a Saturday. Isn't this
your Sundaya Issac Qn a hushed voice.
Mein frient, to sell this coat for nine shil
lings vos not peesiness; dot vos charity
Tit-Bits.
Miss Gush-What has become of that
lovely white poodle of Miss Anteek'si
Miss Giggle-She has exchanged him for
black and tan terrier; she has gone into
half mourning, you know.-Commercisl
Bulletin.
"What system of shorthand do you usei"
asked the merchant of the applicant for
the place. al don't use shorthand at all,
sir. have been an actor, sir, and my eI-
perience in writing stsge letters has given
me speed which no shorthand writer
could ever hope to attain" "You'n do.
Name your own sslary."-Detroit Free
Press.
Morning journal and courier., 1893-03-02
Americas Natives Described.

huc AcuuIAA1 news.
This description of the natives as they
appeared to the English colonists In Ma.
ryland was written in 1868:
"They are very proper tall men OF
person; swarthy by nature, but much
more by art; painting themselves with
colors in oyle, like dsrke red, which
they doe to keep the gnstts off. As for
their faces they have other colors at
times, as blew from the nose upward and
red downward; somewhat contrariHlse,
In great varietie and In very shastly
manner. They have no boards TIL they
come to be very old, and therefore draw
from each side of their mouthes lines to
their cares, to represent beard. Their
apparel generally Is deere skyns, some
furre, which they wear IKE loose man
tells; and yet under this, about their
middle, all women and men, at mans es-
tayte, were rounde sprons of skyns.
which keeps them 6eseutly covered, 90
that, without any offence TO chast eyes,
We may converse with them. All the
rest of their bodies are naked, and at times
and women have just nothing to cover
veiy quick and viii conceive a thing very
readily. They eIcell In smell snd tast and
have far sharper sight than We. II these
people were once Christians las by come
signs We have reason to think nothing
hinders 1t but want of language) 1t would
be right virtuous and renowned nation. 4"