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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-05-08

Aunt Maria-What good little boy
20 leave your little friends to come
with a poor old auntie like me.
Master Douglas-Oh. mother always
makes rs do nasty things and things
We don't Ike.-Punch.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-05-08

Tramp-Now you've given that beast
" dog a bit of biscuit, what are yer
goin' TO give me?
Cook-Oh. I'll let you have a bit OF
the dog, if you don't make haste and
get away.-Ally Sloper.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-05-08
The FInfe PLAYER

The neiEhbOrs began first to earn.
Then they finished him up short and sharp
They bearded his den
The fend won't play again.
Except up above on a harp.
-T-Trn
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1900-05-08
The Cnenhinncn Ror.

The boy stood on the burning deck.
Whence all but he had fed
UIul he got his feet blistered, then
de stood upon his head.
Ally SlOper.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-03

Washington, Jan. 2-'rhc monthly state
mont OF tho public dod issueu today
shows at at the close of business De-
cember 80. thc dcbg loss cash % the trcas-
ury. amounted Co S,i2tSO0.0Jf decrease
foi the month OF $5.19.S2i This dctsease
Is largely accounted for hoy the purchase
Of bonds during the month The deb is
recapituiated as follows.
Interest bearing debt sl.o26 172S2O
Debt on which interest mas ceased since
maturl,y 81 9OS5oO.
DcDt bearing no interest $3.50. .slt6i0.
Total ti,417, ,Se5 $40.
This amount howevr does not include
SGS6 979O3 in certificates and treasury
notes outstand ng which are offset by an
equal amount Of cash ON hand
The cash in the treasury is classified as
follows:
Gold SS9S O32. .O27
silver $s7. .2oO7S9
Paper S6i, 5Ss.67O.
Deposits in national bank repositories,
disbursing officers balances, etc. sss,-
1si,GO5
Total Sl,OS4. .OO6,O4l. against which thero
are demand liabilities outstanding
amounting to S7e4. liO,5SS which laves a net
cash balance on hand Of $2S9, 595. i5J
RECEIPTS AND EXpEND1TURES
Washington. Jan. 2-Thc comparative
statement OF the government receipts
and expenditures shows that FOR the
month Of December 1899, the receipts were
&ie 759lo as against sli. l0l. .7es for Decom-
ber lsgS. The expenditures during last
month were SS9ii5.559 as compared wi.h
N1 s6i, S07 for December 1898, which leaves
"a surplus FOR last mortth OF 376l3.545 as
against a defc't Of SlGO0i4 for D,Aember.
1898. he receipts from all sources during
the last six months amount TO s2G3 766. $50.
which leaves a surplus for the half year
OF S21 O2G,s SEA as against ccncIt for the
corresponding period or last year Of SsS,
7l9 i22
Following are the receipts for the sew
era sources OF revenue during the last
month, together with the Increases as
compared with December 1898
Customs Sl9,i2o,asl, increase S2,a565eO
Internal revenue $25075,547 increase IT,
A54.256
The receipts from miscellaneous sources
show an increase of S5i3,495
The disbursements charged TO the war
department. Jurng the last month amount
TO sil liO as against S1s,lsl.e7s for the
( corresponding month in 1ssS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-03
Cuban Affairs.

Havana, Jan. 2-Gcneral Wood has a
busy day with tho officials and the mem
bers OF The conference OF representative
Cubans, including General Rati. IAT7.
Sanguiny and Bantancourt and Senior De
Castro. The conference win be IN session
three days.
After the secretaries were sworn in
they visited their respective offices TO
make themselves acquainted with various
details before meeting again for consulta-
tion.
General Wood believes that each depart
ment should have power 10 do a very TIM
portant work. He Win appoint a commits
sion 20 deal with each subject requiring,
In his judgment, special consideration.
These commissions will consist OF severar
membors and their duty win be to get the
affairs OF the tsand upon a practical
working basis Of self-government.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-03
MCIIneaux Trial

New York, Jan. 2lThe forty-seventh
day of the trial OF Roland b. Mollnoux
for the murder of Mrs. Katherine j.
Adams opened with Harry $. Cornish
again on the stand. The cross exasnlqa-
tion Of Cornish by Attorney Weeks was
the feature of the days proceedings.
Mr. Weeks commenced the cross exam
ination Of Cornish by inquiring about the
hours Of his return home from abe Knih-
erbocker aihledc club on the night OF
Dec q, 1898 Cornish said that he was
mistaken in previous testimony as 70 the
hour. The lines OF the cross questioning
were soon shifted, Mr.. Weeks apparent
iy attempting TO show that Cornish, af-
ter twenty years OF caring for athletes,
ought TO know the taste OF bromo selsz-
er. The witness was next compelled to
run the gauntlet OF questions regarding
his relations with the various members
Of the household or Mrs. Adams. Cor
nlsh testified that he could notAresnem-
Der who first told him that Mrs Rogers,
the daughter OF Mrs. Adams, had sepa~
rated from her husband Cornish testified
that he went 20 Chicago In 1895. and thai
his wife obtained a divorce from him
in 1897 Under a sever cross examination
that she ha1 died in 1894, that her real
name was Mrs. Patterson, that he had
sent the woman TO a hospital before she
died and that he had paid the expenses
incurred On connection with her burial
Cornish was APPARENTLY irritaeed by the
searching questions asked by the attor-
rey ami finally retortea: you oushr
10 KNOW all about that. The physician
told your detective all about IT,"
Mr.. Weeks paused a moment and then
asked Cornish II he had gone 70 Chicago
20 find out about what the detectives had
done. Cornish hesitatod ard finally
Acknowledged going out to Chicago ara
making inquiries
Mr.. Weeks then compelled the wdtness
70 90 over tho story OF MS own ilnass
on the morning OF the death OF Mrs.
Adams He was closely questioned con
cerning his visit 70 the office OF Mr. YO-
cum whom Cornish styled "his besr
friend" He was asked as TO the routo
he took In going from Yocum's office up
town December %. This line or ques. a
tionng was sufficient. as II developed the
fact that Cornish passed the general post
office and that he had thus been given
the opportunity OF mailing the poison
package himself Cornish never fiinched
but Acknowledged being In that vicinity.
Mr.. Weeks next suoceaded Ia making the
witness acknowledge discrepancies con-
cerning the time OF the receipt Of ,hs
bromo seltzen, also errors IN his state
msnts 10 the newspapers as 10 the manner
IN which he was dressed at the Adams
apartments on the morning Of the muir
der.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-03
Small POx PatIents Recover.

San Francisco, Jan. 2.-The smallpox
camp which was established at An
gel island on the 18th OF November
when the 4sth infantry regiment went
into quarantine there, was broken up
today. Twenty-three men OF the 4sth
who had been suffering from smallpox
were released from their long isolation.
These soldiers with al 1.-THE casuals who
are ready 20 travel win sail for Ma
nila on the transport Tartar which will
sail about Saturday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-03

Oklahoma City, Jan 2-Cspectal. RE
ceiver Anton II. Classen is expected home
today. He has been east for three weeks
and visited Governor Theodore Roosevelt
at Albany to perfect arrangements to en-
terrain the Rough Riders at this place
next June. Elaborate preparations are
being made TO entertain the boys and hfty
thousand visitors are expected
The Twentieth Kansas has been IN
vited
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-03
Gas Well Catches Fire.

Parkersburg, Jan. 2.--The big Painter
gas well located in Ritchie county, oc-
cidentally caught fire last night and
all attempts 20 extinguish the flames
have proved futile. The financial loss
win be enormous. The roar OF the gas
can be heard twelve miles and the Gre
illRminates the whole surrounding
yhntry
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-03
Made Young again

zone Of DR.. Kings New Life pills
each night for two weeks has put me
In my teens again" writes y. IA Tur-
ner, Of Dempsetown, Pa. They are
the best In the world for liver, stom-
ach aud bowels Purely vegetable.
Never grippe. Only ESQ at C. K. Rem
fro's drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-03

Persons who lead life Of exposure
are subject 70 rheumatism, nenralya
and lumbago, will fnd q valnable
remedy la BALLARMiS SNOW LINZ
MENTi II will Danish pains and sub-
due inflammation Price eB and 30
cents. Sold ~ B. Lille & Co. and
Wheeler & Son.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-03
AO.TO.BAC Sci. sGs ss 20 RSssssso Ss Il n.Sss

lodged a complaint with the British fer
eign office.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-03
1NlATE COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER
BILL FOR GOVERNMENT.

Washington. Jan. 2-The senate com
mittee on foreign relations will meet to-
morrow to consider the bill for a govern
merit for the Hawaiian islands
Senator Colium said today that he hop
ed that the bill would be reported soon
and added that as soon as possible after
the action of the committee he woulu
ask the senate to take the I'll up for con
sheraton. So far as has been made
known there is no general opposition 20
the bill, though some of its features will
be antagonized.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1900-01-03
CONGRESS WILL GET DOWN TO BUS
mess AGAIN TODAY.

Washington, Jan. 2.-Speaker Honder-
son said today that no exact program of
business i'm the house on the re-asembling
tomorrow, and during the balance OF lhe
week had been made up. The speaker and
his associates on the rules committee eN-
pect early adiournments until appropria,
tion bills and measures before other COM
miWees are ready for action by the house.
There is some prospect OF a sharpe con-
troversy over the consideration OF reso-
lutlons of inquiry relative to the treasury
department.
Several members are said to have pre-
pared resolutions of this character in
tendii x TO claim constellation for them as
privileged" D." 1t is said, however, by those
who are authority on house procedure
that this privilege would not permit the
consideration of resolutions tomorrow but
II It did they would bc referred vo a com
mlttee for one week after which they
could be called up for immediate consider
alton.
SENATE COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER
pTTT EcT2 C0VERNyffE,Nrp
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-06

gaifor 9enisu Wefler o9 pso Cubs
iienelisn 81. IL talte Qnberte9nsoe.
6fter at bnus ipiif til Wiboa9 ! ct til
Rirtsn ifebenbe 0GrsIis, iom saers be
npties til Stolerum, men / be Da9s
til SpiisinI, iumltbes ui istn 81. I'll
altsrsons. Bnitor 3. {. g. 9anisn
bOlbi SfrifisinIf og iients Dso Ruopsrs
borosi. en- plitOr Semen, iiIbsrsnbs
ben banffe Rirte, ION par iillitot og
o~peruersoe bet melts at uort Weoe
praoltsbt ousr Ddgsns gu ben grle.
bunbne liensr. ON Aftentu par bet
10 iad Slutninesmeos. Rirtsn par
propfuIb. Sort taIts paltor 9enisn
fra 6srnbaIe iarlig til be llnge, buem
ban Iaeoe uarmt % inotrGnssnbs paa
6iRrte at tants paa fin Cub o9 Sfaber
/ unsoommens Gage os IQre benz at
tsnes, ierenb be Dd9e tomme ON builte
Der mna lises mi baus life 9pit I'll
osm." Oct par lite Idn9t ira, at bet
.unbe i9es benue Senoas sflen, at ui
bolbt uo meb binanben I'll Mibnot, lille
iaa, at nogsn ~iorlGngebs fin Tale, saer
at nosen lib ipiloteS mto pinIi9e
BAUER, men 9iarterne pare bI.une
ipIbte, os at berts Suet lsbi9bsb blsn
Der talt Of be fotftsui9e grsbre, og /
JOriamlinern iuns itte IN snefs trait
saet iousnbs @utrdus, men fun lpttsns
be Oe opmariiomms GiIbsrtrs os slabe
anfster. S!uttelis ionebs ben samls
aft,bsiaIms ,San piI ri nu ii9s buers
andre 6arusI" tIart % trafiis ssnntm
Rirten, bet par lib Of ffiuss, ioet Der
biIieoes @obnat Os 6aruel, bsrtss bet
bilt % Der at bIiue ubinIt o. nj bare
BAIT en- COB aiten - ct 9obt Wsbs.
Nunbas Worssn maatts ri iaa brpee
op for at tilirabs SiemUeien.
Goriiattss.)
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-06
Sra ben npe GreOs.
areOsmuoet / YOrtlano, CregOp.

gociiie arsbs, lom bonnebes Dso btn
foreneoe b. ep. luib. attes finite 4ars.
mebs / Blair, Nsbr.. afboIot iom be.
tenoi 1T fsrfts Meos / gortIunb, Ore.
eon, / Dagsne fra s-12 NOp. Denns
6rebs iausr snonu fun ne BrGter,
iom Isus o9 Dirts / TIRE Stater. 2 /
California, | / Oregon Os en- | Naib.
Stsnot bet er imant, sr bet bog bet
iiolts Mar gdaet iremab; tbi for mInbre
eno TO Anr iiben par ri fun to 4rbsi.
bers al ben iorsnsoe airte pua pOcrfc.
tplfen. Ru uiI ri mart pare lem,
tbi gditor Is. San en- pennies 10 /
benne 9io beruo, og oil pare ben fsmit.
0snns 6rsmsans pal Ter ON, at Der for
Misfonsn blunot port 5oIt beruoe or,
!. en- Grsmiib os ct 9lab."
aanse boDoe ri sIaoef Os til bette
Rreosmsoe. Bi bIeu belsr lite bsit9m'
meoe. 9erren par COB imob os % LOB
os bIips msssn geIfsnslie til Del be
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-06

ON JuIen, O9 bOIbsr set; bet oil bioraes
TT I'll, at soften iour bet ianoe 5uIe:
prRg.
gi nnmObsr bn aGs genner ON bur-
tisft mulist al irbisnbs gsitilIins
ser pan efstrannmrs (pris 5
@snis Stpttet) til llobeIins bIanbt gtu
boer o9 6snoinse. Aus ny tiIiraoenos
4bonnsntsr. iaor rgina %iiIisnot bette
5uienummer, nuar be blot lnoitnber
'erss 8sriair9 paa yIanitersr 5nr.
tisit maIIsi.
Qanr Uis.bar iot qfiieu paa 5uIt'
nnmmsrtt iua Iaut, er Dat i9uab ON en-
tuinofOIois. GiteripersfeI.
Aue nuuatenbe Qbonneuier faar til.
ienot ct Drummer gratis, men es ammo.
oes penIisit ON at biorage til glaoets
uobreteIie paa D. btommsuoe Steo.
Oct ~Ietteiie ulI pare, ON Hosle Ben
nsr bit Os Der illur zig iammeu ON CT
Dele uosiiterne Tor 9ulsnumrsts uobre
osIis pun Steost.
6nbpsr panit uil b.aere mobtnss ii
i%aaonnt 9lao eno ct llas Sulefori.
9noisuo geihaingsn ~ittatsl
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-06
Zen banlfe "ainamisiiOn.

XXI III ia uliH itutnbk w III utN
lnge baniis Rinomision.
Uasu benne Gang T Bat ittt
8Otssrns. Der lager aibtioet 6lnorin'
ger i 9sisn. let sr Rusferne-
arlitus islU.
; 5sIse MsrpeIslie ia 8~sbsnbnur
tom Der usmlis Ousous ben 81. Oft.
isIsenoe Telegram fra ainamisiionu
rerns, Tom 10 IT inmIsbs / Bon 4iihur,
al fslssnos isrssIis 9nbbOle:
.9urisbsosOrors, qOrtArtbur DIM
Oiou 9seninsstritns tiaaoss gstienius.
Propaganda i%otbuot."
9ettiI tnptter Qafor essittup. bet
bunife MisionsisIitab" s SstrsiGr sfter.
fslsenos gsmartninser:
Jstts tnn FUN bsipbs, at Husferue
M fOrbpesr suaussIiit DtisitOn paa bet
0mracb., es bar tnsst ino ION osres
Jnterssieif9re men at bit enbnu tito.
oss pore Wis fionGrer at betleus &c bebie
Rineiers i Bort Aribur o9 3iin.tiOu,
loet oisie nltiaa bctrugtes iom 1t ~aiiIut.
tet lrosiomfuno, Der %forsfanotes, bn
Rusierns Tom Der. Oct tunos 10 mnas
re uiie iis. at bette 6orbuo imoo gros
paeanna fun er mleIsrtioigt al 6enipn
til J~orbOIoens otter ben nulis iisofunont
Oprsrsbeua9slis; men itlu ON BET I'll It
ueoblipsnoe 5orbuo, berores Dor core
Dlis fiousmart lmeo Statiousrns SlH.
lang, 8a.gu'ian os Upu9'suans.isns)
life oeraf, t5i ben bar Rusierne snonu
lite taset inb unoer oerss 9uterssfeiiars,
o9 bet sr pa enouu lau9t ira afeiort, al
bet fer. = 9itsr pore NisnonGrers
gtsoe isr BET imiolsrtio life 10 I'll, al
Albeibet oil tunne senoptnses Der. isl
6ree sr iilUsisbrast, os Tor aarstiosu
og borbolosns after tiuaber BEN at ben.
be tiIbuss, nIiiaa tloIigft til 6Ora0rsi.
= 6OOr b~stlnseIiat bette SIns nu sno
sr Tor Dor an3e WisiiOn. iOm nstop /
Bort Artur bar baarst iaa iisnne 6rues
ter, CT Der ros insen @runo til al t0bs
'Roost % snonu minors TIT at opgius
for Dor aina. Rision; ben sr
'tte rinsers itiaet enc al anosn 1iisfiOn
/ bet inbre Glna / 2ieblittet, og ben
10 siter 5orbolteue belle Sfqbut
.sb an al be msit blomltrenos missioner
aiua. be ftOtite Os irits presbgisri.
Zen 2. aoD. Ct Der isIssruisret til
WlsltOnarsr I Rtna, al be ia.
3oIbe aoulsrens for at itaifs 1osrIigsrs
pm Den belle Stiaiug og ON
St,ioi, Der tan 9srs5 for at Oplas.
yisionsarbsiost paa Dor core Dds
ionsmart paa beciie Raabe. naar q.
ben BERTH maaite tomms.
Z. es9lirup.
7espRrre fan nan n9ppe baue ian
lpit ct Spu paa Sasen iom uoultlst |
OpennRpnte. Rnn fan paa borbaano
uis pan, Of Rusierns mart ull tass
belle 6aIussn ino unoer fin 9ntsreisiiGrs
= os oermeO oil al Wision Uats umu.
aun be ulersbe cebts man
betjenes.
6usisrne pfsier of pare nbeisliSe os
limootaseIise for @runbe. De amer
Ingen 6eoninsemisl lion unotaesn
ab ira ben staif. tatOlfte, ~iaataIbte, Rirts.
De DtI ntppe siUe OanIt.Iutbeiit
Ni lion andre Bstinselisr, os ieIu ON
,isIe tunbs Iaas ior en- Stuno, par be
leppe fonlfnnte NOT til al arbejoe unotr.
JorbaabsrIig DiI Ianit Missions
nu isss at fiHoe fig en- anosn
/ alma, laa at BET meb be
lpe 5orboIo, lom ben MI itanoenoe
trilss Opbauslis uiI ftabs, fan tnss tat
nsD mot MOb Os friits arafter paa
suaneeIieis nbbreoslis blanbt ainsIsins
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-06
Qae zIaas
WmOlimgsDpr frit.

S'rtu III % hnyttsii maii8i. en- L suiicr ue1it al
fgGensf 1nr;
Nisora aatts, bslsiife oarer. absr. Qape.
eejer. aan lrisiusle. 1r oslsr fNoeking tir4s)
Srllitier fGola-fnehes1. Sapaniiilfe Rett9ls
ter fRobbinsl yFrtet Der meofel9er gure.
aauintr, Sbetli ub. 4oniu, Guinea Gum,
Srittere tFerers). alls Slass 0nnOe, Aiparier
% Sub t}Ilt.
81 bar en bel @%eirining al Hbmrrtrtf Tur. iom "a
uuiter Al atpe bort frr at aUcFifrf per dorreining-
Ca Utb n Iudrf bette abfrtieifmcnf itfdts. ton 01hufr
fad huilien ION heiii Sldga 3nr. Der anifes. In fHfie
9elHaelie f. al Der 8ines o. tgli8hee ~ at tete
%llH9erHe.
~ hiGlper Tenn iii en- inbbrinaenoe
dprrftuind,
a bctJ uofu al Ee bfhapef at brialf fn fufitf Gent.
ct pil glue uoalf 0tsempleT pd1. huab Jubtqgifr
bsie 7nr tan tringe. dnBora aaiie ipher ira ss-
500 hufr. "a er nemmf Al 0%pbrFiie. Nelaiitc oanfr
bar llHaer Dmtrent6 @aHaf on Narei % bar Ira i0=l2
llHqfr 40 @nBefu Il brin8e On H1faef aeb 8ris ca
taler lite Hfad EasHina. bUts Il %te1unbfr fr1is
Tan &c fieae fiore Eengf. Siup ut o.. o. emi5i.
hbiliei 4ar 5pr &c eniffr. ORD fuib Nerfsif %
Aaunei paa Hnrmeiie elpres 5iartH - % iiuu. huuts
naar Te en.er Tprene. vi teialer aae rmioitHinsrr.
@oIealfs ANIMAL WORLD,
DEPT. O. 24e W 20. 81. NEW DIRK
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-06

Gnbnu ct gibros til vee rstIiOenbe
| Ttras~ bar pi If numGloe: Get er
fra Salsms Meniebso, BrOotIpn. u.
g., inolsnbt of 5rso Glen. Menisbe'
oens Sefrefar, fort 500 bUorfOr
berueo msO Iat tuittsres. SaaIsoss er
9otnIiummen lpben Op til sll4s 70 =
os bermso iluttsr Ruitrsriuserue /
OF"
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-06
lilo.

31IH. sortuiua / ouuer 5 Gents pr. 10.
$500 Ger S%pinbins al enisIttraobst @arn
IS Gents pr. 81. Strsmpssaru D suer 81
troabei 20 Gents pr. Qunb.
Ssno eiter uOri aatoIos, qrsusr os epttss
uiltoar. gi bstoler fro II til 81 Gents
Or. qb. ior nlminoelie COB lib, laa. Call
e,rsu taoer gsioline / uolt 9arer.
tchfleId Wooden Mills, eit8hslb. Wiun.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-06

sra 6r. 0ieIs gOrsaarO
Douifen, Etrns. bar ri mootGsst en- ny
8uittering for s247.73, iamt atteif fOr
Suffering til v3unit. qutb. gubl.
6ouie~ for Cats Os lrptnine paa
1925. Der er iuOIeoss M tDittsrst
af 6r. gOrsduib for M%OotussIisn at
s352.77
500 90
247 70
1926
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-06

vDanifsren@ sr bsnne Sang bIeuen
Iiot iorfnfet. gi bar nem!is Iise Iaust
en- uhmartet z RttemnItine Of 9Ino!pps.
Spitemst oEffiust; berpeo er Der tommsn
Iibt 5orfprreIis gIOosts oasIise Grit,
iamt pna @runo at SpsoOm bIanot
Berfonolst; men alt sr iOsbaObenIi9 /
Srbsn 9ebe: al nOsis foa GGss..
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-06

ct" ubfenbsr ct msgst INT Sults
numms meb SuIebiIsbsr Os Iefft |
gsrs os 5Ortaliussr. 8stts sSuls'
nummer bpr lite James Dos nossn oanif
Somilie. buor man snbnu bzrsr Winoe
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1900-12-06
5orato ; snien.

Entered at the Post Office at Blair. Nebr.,
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"ALL THE JOLLY Fun TO re-,
Unpleasant Feature of a Carnival In
London.

Chicago Pests London Letter.
There is always a mixture of the hor-
rfble and the delightful in a London
crowd. The horrible" includes the water
squirters which are known by the name
of ''al the jolly fun" In previous let
ter have spoken of these squrters be-
ing brought into requisition during the
election by rude boys and girls who show
their disapproval of certain quiet men
who, on being fnterrogated, nave declared
their intention Of voting in opposition to
the views of the rude boys and girls.
In large crowd there are always hun
dreds of these squirters which are always
referred 10 as ''al the july fun"
'Oh, nlissus All the jolly fun to yeF'
cries street hooligan at a handsomely
dressed woman in carnival crowd and
into her face is sauirted the water. This
sort of fun is. of course never resorteti
to by any but the lower Londoners, but
lower Londoners make up large part
Of a London crowd. 1t is useless to pro-
test against 1T, and so far It has appeared
useless to agitate the subject in parlia-
ment Many times so / am told, staid
parliamentarians have givsn their atten-
ton to this subject and have brought UP
the proposition to abolish call the Jolly
funs'' by Furnishing any persons seen car
rying one, but in spite of agitation against
1t 'all the jolly funs'' remains a horrible
feature and fixture In q London crowd.
Another OF the carnival horrors has
been the ticker" but 1t is an insignif-
cant discomfort compared with IAN the
jolly fun" "Tieklers. ticklers-two a
penny. Who'd be without ticker when
ticklers so cheap" This is the SELL
ing cry of the vender of peacock feathers.
otherwise "ticklers' They sell like hot
cakes In the London crowd, nearly every
member of which seems to become pos
sessed of a passion to tickle his or her
neighbor on the ear or in the neck with
peacoek's feather. The buylng and man
ipulation of the ticker are not confined
10 the lower Londoners, College boys out
for lark and cluhmen, having disguised
themselves, are especially adept at WELD
Ing the peacock feather.