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THE oHAurAuouA ASSEMBLY.
Opening OF the " Teachers Retreat .
Tomorrow.


Opening of the Teacher Retreat
Tomorrow.
The event OF the season, next to the lay
ing of the corner stone of the state univer-
sitY, will be the opening of the Tenth
Chautauqua Assembly season on Puget
sound. The assembly proper. or the c. l.
s. C. work, will not commence until the
Esd, but il is to be preceded By summer
school or teachers retreat" Tomorrow
will be the opening day. An attractive
programme has been arranged. The exer-
cises will open with a concert at 2.S0p. IN.
under the direction of Prof l.. A. Darling.
instructor and director of music for this
season of the assembly. The concert pro-
gramme is as follows:
Piano auet-~"Midsummer Nights Dream.
Miss Marioa Atwood, Miss Lsora Conn
Baritone solo-"rhs Landlords Dsaghtsr" Jude
Mr.. ". f. Anderson
soprano s0lo-"is1gEAt .......ss. $685.. .scnFia
Miss Esta slstson
Violin oeigAto-Wrttsa ey NJ l. A. Daring
aud played By Prof. LangsE.
Prof. LANCER, accompanied BY his danghsss,
Miss AdFaians LANCER.
tt-"warderer's sight song Bnbsnstsin
Miss Eta siesson. Miss Edns Aitsler.
rts ga. "Dastto ....-. -. AsB3eissehn
Piano 500 D Marcia Fanehrs'.. Chopin
Miss Marion Atwood
Alto solo--"The sailors Prayer ......--.. Mattel
Miss E1ua Whittier.
Daett-"l Feel Thy Angel spirit 49,. -.
Miss Eta ststson. Mr.. W. 2. Anderson.
Following the concert there will be
pavilion platform meeting, at which i've
minute responses will be expected from
leading Seattle aud Tacoma representa-
tiyes. Dean Richmond Babsitt. IL D.,
OF Tacoma, will deliver shsrs address.
aad Wallace Nuiting, u. D.. Of Seattle.
will deliver the address Of the day. The
programme for the sonth will be outlined
bv the general mansger. Pref T. 5. Bing-
ham. Of Tacoma. viii he IN charge Of the
school OF methods The hearts Of the
Chantauqus managers who are giving 50
much time to this great home reading
work should be gladdsned BY laEgsaE-
tendance az the opening. Those from
Seattle Who are there and who so tomor-
row for the season are: Mrs. HegArdt and
Misses Hegardt, Prof,S Story. Of the Mercer
school, AMI family; Mr.. and Mrs. A. A.
Campbell, Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, Hoa. j.
I. Ronald and family, Mr.. and Mira +. Z.
Lee, John l. Cole and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. sharpe. Mr.. Lngrin and family.
May Others are 10 follow later OF.
Means Of getting back and forth vii hs
betgss this year than ever A morning
beat az 7Sa. another 81 l ?. IA, and re-
turning a. e.S9 ,. -.
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diseases, Golden Medical Discovery has
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corpuients but builds up soaid, schofeSoms
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drowslness after meals
II you have any considerable number Of
these symptoms, you are suffering from
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indigestion. The more complicated your
disease the greater the number of symptoms.
No matter what stage il has reached, Dr.
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tration, nervous debility and kindred dis
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The Golden Medical Discovery Is far
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loudly recommended for nervous rAf-ustration.
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thus giving permanent benefit and radical
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portraits Of writer's, references and other
ft.fo
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killed at the Mountain Chief mine.

A fatal accident took place at the Noun
tain Chief mine, in the SLOGAN district.
Nielsen. b. c., on June 80. During the
forenoon Walter Hunt was sluicing dirt
below the south tunnel, looking for the
vein, when landslide came down. carry
ing him almost to the bed of Carpenters
creek When discovered the body was SO
mangled and crushed as to be almost be-
yond recognition. It was taken to New
Denver for burial lie had only been at
work around the mine short time. He
leaves q wife and four children at Seattle,
who formerly resided at 1910 John street.
but they have recently removed.
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THE BLoTrEk-

fSuirT pEFAsTSKSr-LsSaLKY.
hsdo.ph De Steiguer VS.. d. h. Ward
- sor July i6
=. A. Cox IS. George u. Farweli-Judg-
49, asinlssiug csruorari and affirming
s-rsAent o. justice OF the peace; signed.
-. - te insolvency Charles r. FFasch-Ds-
@sss signed.
~ calendar.
= Litell -. II. C. Henry ct al-De-
So q Seattle Trust Company 10 cross
amt OF heaEy. continued.
:, es'es X otis v. Anna l. kellogg Ct
A. s-osian 20 make complaint more dem
s A.. certain denied
" Au1FeWs vs.. John ". Gibson
go 81 Defendants Harry White.
o Co.,. " Il. Waite aud Will X. Whites
s,ss = Wright vs. c. u. Props ct a..
"a, - .sss SAD q. A. Bvers' motion 10 strike
~ 49, : s.ath paragraph 81 complaint; de-
~. 80 %ant "a prosecution.
Ses.'sssosM Menourail vs.. House OF Good
Motion far default continued.
r.. J. Martha vs. James u. aud
a.le.- hougailn-~ Motion Tor default
E' - es8eg; signed.
kas,sa SAVINGS Bank as trustee, vs.
AssAAaA&. kA-lsay i Elevator Coaa-
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THESUPERIOR COURT
u;nsch Sentenced to Seventeen
Years.
psp,o ACTION ON A CRIMINAL.
~.v~.sr Sent Up Prom Municipal Court,
Convicted and senfenced-The
Motion Calendar.

1ohn Brown, prisoner confined In the
.s.v sa;l. was released yesterday on . writ
= habeas corpus issued by Judge Osborn.
a the superior court. who found on the
ssaring Of the application that the pris-
nner vas confined without due process of
- He was tried before Judge Glasgow
I'd acquitted on the charge Of disorderIy
-.,rauct. bat as IL came out that he had
,.reasened to whip his wife, Judge Glasgow
committed him until an action could be
hrourhs to have him placed under bonds
% keep the peace
tmmediasely after Brown was released
~ vas rearrested on the charge Of having
strea.ensd the life of his wife Georgia.
Wnen taken before Judge Glasgow IT was
uncovered that the arrest was illegal, hav-
ing been made at the courthouse. Brown
xss released.
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Minsch IL sentenced.

The motion for new trial in the case OF
ffank Minsch, who was convicted of
murder in the second degree for shooting
. brother, was argued yesterday by At
ls'ney Fishoaek aud denied by Judge
humes. TIE motion was based prInei-
lahy unon the alleged improper cross
examination Of the defendant when on
sae stand. Minseh was then sentenced to
seventeen years at hard labor in the state
psnltsntiary and TO pay all the costs of
Wat His attorney gave notice OF appeal
10 the supreme c0nFt
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Flight OF the Burglars With Only 9
Suit OF Clothes.


DIR. L. r. Dawson's residence at ISIS
Seventh street was ransacked by burglars
last Friday evening, bat the amount Of
plunder taken is still matter of doubt.
The doctor and his wife are out ofthe city.
and this was just what the gentry of the
"jimmy" desired. II was not a hard task
for them 10 open the back door. and while
one stood on the corner To give the alarm
in case of danger the other two proceeded
TO work. They took all the doctors silver
ware and packed il in bags ready for trans
portasion. and one OF them noticed suit
of clothes that suited him. lie changed.
and deposited his weil-worn garments on
the door. They were evidently in the
midst Of going through the bureau
drawers when boy with fruit to sell rang
the front door bell. The maa on watch
gave the signal. and in no time the burg
lars were gone. The matter was reported
TO the police, who are working on the
case
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WIN Of Raxai Haskell.

The last will and testament of Royal
Haskell, drawn on June u. was filed for
probate yesterday. 1t bequsaths to his
four sons, Calvin L.. Howard X. Warren
and Royal. and his daughter. Mrs. Visa
Hall, lot Sand the west 96 feet of lot 7,
and the west IS feet Of lot 8. in block IL. of
Mercer's addition 10 North Seattle, share
and share alike, aud the remainder of his
estate 10 his wife, Abbie J. Haskell. His
widow and Howard X. Haskell are made
srseutors without bonds. and the viii d.
reefs that the estate be settled without the
Intervention of any court.
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New suits PILED.

eemplaints in the following new suits
ss's hsed yesterday in the superior court:
!, =. Alien vs.. Frances Baker-Suit TO
fesassF S43 y on stated account
L Bowman ". John A. MeReth ct nj.
-Seli TO recover $50 on promissory note
Z. A. Gould vs.. Il. y. Hs;haha ct ux.-
~ - recover Ssssi on promissory note.
= II. faolcY -. Gilbert Courvisle CT al.
-seal 10 recover s6sa on promissory note.
Z Humphrey Va. W. F. Hays eft al.
s@a 10 recover s@o2. il on promissory
"sefge r. Aust IS. John Camshl ct ux.-
- 10 recover S9S 30 for services
Saaries T. Baldwin vs. A. n. Scroggy-
s4s 10 recover 1878 on nroniSsory note
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.urr. DEARBORN RESIGNS.
DIR. whiting Managing Physieian-he
ports of County Officers.

DIR. whiting Managing Physieian-Re-
ports OF County Officers.
The county commissioners in session
Yesterday transacted the following BUSH
ness
The resignation of c. T. Dearborn, SUI
ner,ntendent of the county farm, was ao-
eepted 10 take effect July 81. The offices
OF nhysieian and superintendent were then
abolished, and Dr. f. b. Whiting vas sp-
pointed managing physician, TO take effect
Iulv 81. lie will have full charge of that
hutldine, its employees and inmates. In
,,laea of sunertntendent the position of
axersesr of outside work was created and
Arthur parkhurst appointed as such 10
take effect July Is. 81 salary Of $50 $
month.
rha commissioners ordered that the two
iu.tiees OF the peace Of Seattle precinct
should be furnished rooms in the court
house from August l.
The following changes were ordered IN
the county offices:
County clerk--ro reduce his force by
two men during Jaly and August
County treasurer-Thst all collectors Of
s.linoaent taxes had been dismissed May
a exeept Chief Collector Dsshon; that
ths seven extra men had completed their
work on the Judgment roll, and the four
men On the delinquent roll OF lesS had
also been released; that the typewFiteF
would be dispensed with August l. AMI
the stenograpAer in the sherifs oHlee
would give ons-half his tine TO the treas
nrev's Office by agreement with the sherif !
thai two employees in the Office would Re
dismissed on Jaly
County auditor-Thst he has cut one
employe from his salary list
County assessor-That work on assess
ment roll was so vel along that he would
release I've men on the 18th of July.
Raekinghans's Dye for the whisksrs can
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Bertha sorenson or Larsnson.

Chief of Police Rogers received letter
yesterday from the Derby. Kllmer and
Pond Desk Company. Of Boston, asking
for the address OF Bertha Sorenson or
Larenson. who has brother working for
the company. He has written TO her sew
eral times, but has not received any reply.
The letter says that the woman was q
brother of Charles Eyenson, who died in
the hospital two years ago
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Rseslver's Certlfcate. Neoe,.ary.

oa petition Of Receiver w. j. Grambs,
The Rainier Avenue Electric Railway
sempany, Judge Langley yesterday
tasAoyixed the receiver to issue certificates
aos 70 exceed 1913 in amount, for the pur-
p0se OF paying insurance and taxes upon
Ms property Of the company. The Ger.
saea1es shall be issued at par and be FIRST
asa upon the assets of the company.
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What
They
Think
OF 1t.

The premium map offered BY
the acknowledgements to
its subscribers. old aud new. Is
now to be found In thousands
of homes in the Pacific North
west. That no premium ever
offered has given such univer.
sal satisfaction is evidenced
BY the following testimonials.
which are q few among the
large number received from
those who have received the
map. These letters are exact
copies of the originals ON file in
this office. the signatures only
being omitted. as the POST
INTELLIGESCER does not fee
st liberty TO publish the full
names of those who have SO
kindly expressed their appre
citation of the map.
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County Superintendent Pusey has de-
cided to hold the annual Teachers Insti-
tuts on August 9, and s. and expects
that President Bryan, of the state agricul-
tural college at Pullman. and also the
state superintendent. will be present.
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Post fntsslissarsr CO. seattle. "a Rxh. -
Genxai 4 feceissd sosus tikns sincs yeitf
e1osi.sAt faap - the cnite4 stsiss sfs9 tue
NOria nap 60 the TsVsrNs siiIfs an3 Aktl
PLEASED w4sA T. ~ fJrr4a \ hAnasoans s8d
NalsMbn addition - ny ofK5ca, ana eaanos
f&Es 70 ~ satisfactory 20 say 0a@ ~ ~ tetv
vests sEa small sara asxsd feF ths s.As.
ESaFG kruiS. "A l.
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s.irituaIi.A.

Paul and Peter West, the Boston mediums,
will be ut Cordray's theater to-
night Lecture and chalk talk and thrill
ing tests of spirit power. Elegant singing
by Mr.. and Mrs. Bruins, of New York.
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P~HAarts. wash, April a, lsa1
Post tnieihgen Co. seattle. Wash -
Gentlemen. Your map arfissA on The tgfst
ef April, aud alter sixty miles travel by
stage from Eflsnssurg - this place. came
In excellent condition l am Wei pleased
with The map as well as aztonished At the
pFica Tor which you give the map 50 yput
subscribers Most respectfully, n. ~.
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MAtorr. wash. March 50, lsea

Foat- Intelligence 90, seattle. w ash. -
Gentsi I have received the map aud atm
well pleased with H. Think IL well worth
80. which Is would cost 10 20 10 a store aud
buy IL Long may the foss fnseliigsnoer
live and proapsr. remain your. very
respectfully. ~ II.
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NORTH wxILr~aros n. C., Juns 2, 1874
Editor Post Mt Il ssaeef, hea. tie W ASH
Dear Sir. have received yoar pr
MUM map IN go0a order, and alu btghiY
pleased with IL. gonssdsF iEnt ! have 500
yuuf Vaiuabie pager Tree. - / fasHe tie
map more thsn The pIice u s9eeefipelsa-
Yours very respectfully, "A J.
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East sr.rtoup, MINI. May Is. 1904
Post lntsliisencHr, seattle. Wash
Gents; The map received ia good order.
and We think Il Is ine map ou should
certainly De able 90 dispose u y large num-
Der OF them ours truly. v. ~
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ONTARIO. Canada, Apsn a. 1894
Pest lnteiIigencer seattle. Wash
Gentiemani The premium map received
la good order, and "a Styes perfect sAtistao-
uon- l am yours truly. NJ II.
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fhv. Idaho, Feb ~. 1884
The Seattle Fuss .intelii gesceF Co. seat
tie. Mash.-ssifs. 1 TecetNea the double
val map sh0ft time ake, ena "a kood
condition Aia more tbaa pseased = as IL
IL - worth double shs price. loais utsT,
IL. J.
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FEFERRRfsx, Wash. Feb &c. 1854
seattle fost lnteligencsf. Seattle.
Wash Have received the wall map Am
exceptionally we'll pleased with H. ft 10
excellent Accepts thAnkA Aours truly.
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Lunar. Mnsb., Feb. & 1924
Ths fo4t ntfli igen eers seattle, " ash -
Dear sirss ! fseeitea yeur preniofn taap
in good coalition 4any thAaSs TOR -
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BALrTAoRx Nd, May ~. iS92
Post-fntelllzencer Co. seattle. Wash -
eenIenens The msp received and Is very
much appreciated Very truly. ]. -
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PkLousK CRY. WASH, Nay II. 1884
Post tnteisixencer, seattle ash
Gentsf 4 received the map OF tho world
sen. - you 10 good order and am Heii
pleAse4 WAN II IL ~ both useful aud or
nAmsniai and should find place In every
household. fieass accept my taAn&&
Yours respectfully. NJ NJ
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Post-Tuteitfgspcsr. seattle, " ash. -~slfsi
receivsd oae u yvHr premium maps me
other dag. Aad 70 - 1ua mnp tn eve re-
spess as4d DESERVES praise Yours daif.
j. II.
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Editor fost-intellige ncer. seattle, Wash.
Dear Sir: l have received the map OF
that I am thoroughly satisfied With IL
\ ours laly, ". =
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LsxefEv. WASH March 81, 1891
Ppst-fnie8lsEenEe Publishing To-, seat
tie. Nash.-tssats. I would say thet | an
6ellgnfed with ihs map IL came ia gosd
efdef. AID . cAisy. a II
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WnHTH AaIaA, " asa, tgh . lF3A
FeaG luae sxsacsf, SsASst1s &ea.- -
9sntas knrlassa FisAse Ssh aisslSs for
bAgMDes Cue 81 sg5scFtRta9a 4na naAR.
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kfssasaza ssfs respectfully. = =.
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CIKvKrsSp. Wash. Fen =. lEe2.
EDITOR Fost-Intsliigensser, seattle, " ash.
bear sir. l received ysuf premium map
which giVes Us gFeAI subtraction Ny wife
q inks a is worth more Than the papor and
map both cost she is much delighted
with L. Yours very respectfully, Is H.
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MKA5ow. WASH, Feb Q. lss2.
Pers-IatAll zaEe4r To. @sagtle, " ash
hlra-- Ih9 map - n@tssf fnsa 80 - p@cAsd,
- We Ass wsls sAetsfisd wtsa D. kesEees.
fa3iT. So
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IooNTsroN. Wass.. Feh a lse2
Post.fngeii gencer. seattle. WASH. Il re-
% lvsa your map and as - away beyond my
expectations thinK n Is worth fully t@R
times the uauasy you AK Tor II. and n 10
Ihs best map have ever seen publisnsd
Yours with Eespecl J.. -
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RaekingAam's Dye for the Whisksrs can
be applied when 81 home. and Is uniformly
successful in coiosing = brown Or b4Aek-
Hence ia great popularity
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AuxnpKGN, wash. Feb 4. 1854
ost-inzslttxeucrF Co. kz&ttss = ashL -
FraEatana znmp resolved ans gives PsrfsEs
s3kt afN gtkG@. Years fesp sct4aa4y, a. -,
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FER iasormatioa eOnosrnins khis uzse
s@a a. sEss paoileAiioa ssaes % address
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Lost ps.ns's csisrT Compound
Is the are trne specific fer
Nervous diseases arising from weak.
cf~arwsh ened nervous system We
SlrengtH IN. recommend IN
STEWART a HOLMES DRUG COMFY.
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The subject Of the above portrait is the
Rev. Chas. Prusser, a much beloved and most
devout minister of the gospel at Mount Car
mel, Northnmberlan Co, Pa Mr.. Prosser's
usefulness, was, for a long time, greatly i'm
paired by distressing, obstinate disease
How his malady was finally conquered we
win let him tell in his own language He
says /: 81 was q great sufferer from dyspep-
sin, and | had suffered so long that | was
a wreck life was rendered undesirable aud
it seemed death was near but came in
contact with DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery and his Pleasant Pellets took
twelve bottles of Discovery and several
bottles of the Pellets and followed the
hygenic advice of DIR. Pierce, and / am
happy 20 say 1t was indeed q cure, for life Is
worth living now"
For dyspepsia, or indigestion, oliver COM
plant, y or torpid liver, biliousness, constipa-
tion, chronic diarrhea and all arrangements
of the liver, stomach and bowels, Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery effects
perfect cures when all other medicines fail
1t has specific tonic effect upon the lining
membranes of the stomach and bowels. As
an invigorating, restorative tonic IL gives
strength 70 the whole system and builds up
solid flesh to the healthy standard, when re-
duced by " wasting diseases
Mr. j. f. Hudson, a prominent lawyer Of
Whitcherville, Sebastian Co., Ark, WRITES !:
"Having suffered severely, for long time,
from torpid liver, indigestion, constipa-
ton, nervousness and general debility, and
finding no relief in my efforts % regain my
health. / was induced to try DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant
Pellets Under this treatment, improved
very much and in few months was able TO
attend to my professional duties"
Yours truly,
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~ N-4A e4~

To purify, enrich and vitalize the blood,
and thereby invigorate the liver and diges-
tive organs, brace up the nerves, and put
the system in order generally also TO build
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-07-08

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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1894-09-17
JUST FOR FUN.

How old is your mother, Bobby?"
''I don't know, sir, but she was mar
ried before I was born"
Perkins Say, Dexter, your stories
remind me Of my bank account. Dex-
ter-How's that? Always overdrawn.
Robby-How did the sphinx get the
credit Of being wise, papa? Mr.. Nor
ris-By keeping his mouth shut for
5000 years.
Miss Beauti-How did you like my
new photograph? Little girl-It's per-
fectly lovely. Did you sit for it your
self?
Lover-I assure you, Herr Meyer,
can not live without your daughter.
Herr Meyer oh, you overestim ate
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