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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-09-03
o.. r. GOODWIN,
~DEALERIx
REAL ESTATE

Parties who wish TO sell lend ara .,,s.
out the country and with me YOU are asahlougt
souare, deal. i now have some az sslsafeak
ia Day county for sale also vacant ln 7 oesi
residence property in the city. Come Y 200
III you wish TO buy or sellland. see ne
Office End ave. u block from court hor
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-09-03

Potter s. Garrick.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1903-09-03

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READING SYSTEM

NEW JERSEY CENTRAL r. r.
Liberty Street south Ferry. Crirne from s,,,n
Eerry I'VE minutes earlier than shown below
EAASTOS; BETHLEHEM. ALLENTOWN AND MATCH
CHLNh-z5O0 lll5 Easton onyJ. g 10 A. III i "a
$40, S-e9 t545 EasJoR only ?. II suadayz 81 IS
WILhESBARRE AND SCRANTON 90 10 A n
POO p NJ sundays. "a IS A n LOO p n -
LAheEN0OD, RST. TOMS RIVER AND
BAttNECIAI-zi0o 90, . 40 A NJ, 80 e 40- I-sIca-
wood and LakehUTst only, 41O. ASSOC , n Ss "a
= n SaIurd2ysi- sundays $40 A
ATLANTIC CITY, 40 A. NJ.
NINEIAND AND BEtIDGETON-5z405 A N TIA
LoNG BRA sch, AsBURY PARK OCEAN GROVE
FO1NI FA-zAsaNI AND SEASHORE FONTS
z400. $50 fL50 A. NJ. 20 445. $50. 6-S5 n "a
2 N Sundays. except Ocean Grove 500 A NJ 400.
PHILADELPHIA-CREA TERMINAL .4as
1900. $500, 500 1000 r1Le0 A n F13 %.
LOO Size. T29o. T59o = 90. 800. $780, = 90
1000. -1145 A NJ. 100. t'34o. 800. q 90. 10 IS
p NJ ~I2-I5 ndr $3.50
READING. HARRISBURG. louisville AND WILL
lAMSPOkT-. 400, zA25. $500. 0T010 90 90. n %
NJ Reading only. 800. i-L20. taco p N
Reading. Pottsviue and Atrsb'g only. t4.OO $500
zFrom LIBERTY street only .Daiy. tDany. except
Iamaqua- XSatUrdays- aExcept Saturdays
OE1ces- Liberty St Ferry south Ferry Astor Hous.
49, Isl 434. 1900, 1884 Broadway. TTro-
Square West. 153 East 125th 273 I2th 81 2.5
St. 3 klyni 800 B way " msburg y Transfer CO
". G. BESLER. C. n BrrRT
VICE FIes- ana Zen NIT Gen Pass'r Ag1
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Railroads.
PENNSYLVANIA
RAILRoAD.

al .EkAAA
sTA I s f Ros g EE 1 fTEEF
- The tearing time from Desbrosscs and COFtlaadt
Streets Is ave minutes later thaa that given below
for Twsntythird Street station. except where other
wise noted
10 80! A N FAST MAIl1Parlor siee2Hg AID PiHiHs
n Or SHieSfgi inq449ge1s sn1 Lo-4sy.lls
Sinking. ana Observation Cars. Cinoiaaaa, Indian
IO.s5 A. VI. PENNsYi.VA ASIA LIMITED-Pullrnan
parteit Cars FoF chicago. Cleveland. Toieeo. and
Loo P. VI. CHICAGO AND ST. LOUIS ExFREss-
Fer Nashville tvia Cincinnati .-a Lo1lsy.liel. In
455 ?. N. cHIeAGo -.IliITED--Failiil Sleeping.
sniobiny; and 0ossrv9tion cars Tor Chicago. To-
SS sn r ~ ST LoJIs EXP5 ! PssseurF en-
csr. For Gary. W va tvia Shenandoah vaIls1
5-55 p. N. WESTERN .ExPREss-For Chicago For
ass r. M PRciFIc ExPREss8For Pi,tsburr To-
eoah Valley RoGts. Connects for Cleveland except
SIS p: ii, CLEVELAND AID CINCINNATI. Ex-
Presto Pittsburr. Cleveland, Cincinnati. In
s.5s 2. N: PTTTsBCRG sPEc1AL-Dany for Pitts
WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
'-ss; S2S - Is. cle;lo 1Des1rosses ana Sortlands
and CortIandt Streets. zE9). (s.s5 "Congressisnal
55 ss5ros EasiS and fn co+aad Streets. 5 sa
m Y - night ssnda{' s75 70 e % a a ma
Pinins cars. .s,:s .1s:. '4-5s cpssbTqssss and
souTHE5S IfifwAT,-EzpEess s.s5. as p m.
ATIsANTTc COAST LINE.-E1Prsas s-ss q m and
va p daily.
sEABoARD AIR LINE RAILwAT.-ExpresA 1885
NORFOLK AND WESTERN RAILwAY.-For Mem
phis ard New Orleans 9. IS p daily
CHESAPEAKE OHIO RAILWAY.-T55 q m week
days and ass p m daily
FOR OLD POINT COMFORT and NORFOLE--T-55
a m weekdays and S-25 m daily
ATLANTIC CITY.-955 a m and 255 p. m week.-mrs.
sundays. 4 % Through Vestibuled Trains bllfet
Pa-lor Cars and Standard Coaches week-days Par
Tor Smoking Car Paror Cars Dining Car and STANDARD
c-S SP7sh Is q. 9n sqg59a 5 v..,,-,,v.
or points on New YORK and Long Brancn Rsuroad
West Twenty-th7d Street Station. SIS a. m. l@A
SZ9. 4.53 and y 10 night weel-days- sundays.
LIE. s25 a. m. and AS p m From pesbFosses and
CoTt7ndt Streets SEQ 1880 g. 40. olO p m and
l2l9 night weekdays sundays. - s.io a. n 90
D. n
FOR PHILADELPHIA
eos rs 'I.55 SIS s.55 'e.25 Cs.55 ST Louis Lin
ited) 1910 (DesbroSses COFtlaadt Streets To- POI,
.l0 Is (Penna Limited 055, 1L55 m. ~ 81,
q So 40 CDesbrosses Cortland Streets 200. 255
for North Philadelphia only '5S5 655. IS. Is BIS
ts55 for North Philadelphia only 12l0 right
weeS-days Sundays. Sos "I55. %. SIS. (-055 ST.
Louis Lmitsd). $50 l'1o % Penna Limits5'. -l055
Limited Philadelphia oniyl ass IS S. T55.
as. 925 (s55 for North Philadelphia ouly) H.
night.
-Dining Car.
Fifth Avenue below 23d s) Fifth Avenue corner
29th ST.; AstcF House, stations named above;
BROOKLYN Court Street SEQ Fulton Street. $50 Broad
way. and PENNSYLVANIA Annex Station The New York
from hotels and residences through destination
Railroad Cab Service
". W. ATTERBURY. J. r. WOOD.
General Manager. Pass'r Traffic MSUager.
GEO. W BOYD.
General Passenger Agent
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Official Legal Notice.

ATTENTION Is CALLED TO THE ADVER-
!, l-sEAEegT ~ THE CITY RECORD OF December
49, q lSJS y the confirmation Dy the Board u
- - eac me slter.DE the CaoIec-
LJ-aT 1ssess-zlelts E1d AEIsaEs q
Bk0ES. -'tsJ y 1-lA-,sI r. THE BOROUGH OF IKE
- WARD SECTION 10. 1857 sTREET-REGU-
tlc 80 -LFtAD-AG. -LREING. PLACING AND LAY
ave. i'Iss I" A--hs tro5n Ogden AYeaae summit
c. EDNAtD III CIRCUIT. Comptroller.
-. y Sew Y0TE. Deoember u. 1913.
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Notice of Summons.
SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW
York;. Rush Wendell. Plaintiff. against Meyer
7. Sire and Mary Sire, his wife. II any, name
Mary being fictitious said Defendants real first
being unknown the plaintiff; William c. Manck; John
Wannauaker: Caroline L Foley: Edward WinsIOw; The
Setheriand Corporation Of New YORK: Marion E Van
Dyke Charles NJ Cannon. Defendants--SU mons To
each Of above named defendants: You are hereby
summoned the complaint in this action and
s=rv d COPY If your the PLAINTIFFS attorney
within after the service summons,
exclusive of day service; and your al-
lie 10 appear judgment taken against
by default f0r the slef demanded IN the complaint.
Dated October 18th. 1903.
HAROLD SWAIN Plaintiffs Attorney. Office and P o
Address: I43 broadway. Borough OF Manhattan, New
To the defendants Mary Sire. the wife If any Of
Never = SIRE. MARY being fictitious sad
leIendans real dEst name being unknown to the plaintiff
and Marion E. Van Dyke The foregoing summons is
upon you ty publication pursuant % os
James Fitzgerald. Justice OF the Supreme Court
a. tho state - dated November fpO3
ard filed with complaint OF the Clerk OF
he County New York IN the County Court house,
Borough Of Manhattan, City Of New York, the 27th
day II November, 1903
HAROLD SWAIN. PLAINTIFFS Attorney. 14s Broadway.
Preough II Manhattan. New York City.
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Public Notice.
Help Wanted.

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u good character and temperate haoits VINO can specs
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2s4 sth-ayr. . 22d-s. los oth-ase.' cor l-th-
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ana srh ayes .Gs I25th-st.i l.5SS Sd-aPes be-
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.IIEArIoN is CALLED TO THE ADvER-

A. .-5sE-E,fT ~ THE CITY RECORD Of D,osnbs-
Asss-,-' -.~s q Tie c1uarnatioa u r..e Bod q
uoz ~ - -as entering IL TIE Bureau tie Csoisc-
Loo 9SSs-si-e-ls sn1 Arrears Gssessrueuts fOr
hlCgISTr.--el - ~ S.A4H-'-S LIZ THE BOROUGH OF
49,, s---l-y tItAAK4-IN AVEH.UE-SEWER er
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~-EsG APerUe 81 Marks P;acr ~ - 4i1--
EDWARD u. CIRCUIT C,or-n.r,Vo-
- OF New York. Decsmber Il ls0a - --SNiN''s4
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Notice Of Elections.
Citations.
THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW

TIE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW
YORK. by the grace q GOO free and independent
z brother Of deceased. Philippine
~ --Ao5 Grosz nephew q deceased, Peter GrOsz.
--@E-z-er-a Derschel-, tLe heirs ard = %
deceased.
Whereas Max Marx. Clly - has
ic q Comfy II
-l- @ 12Ee certain instrument writing relating
-o-a Eea au1 personal properly. duly proved as the
49, Nlll Testament pan puuz E sLfsErnlanr.
Ic e1 q you are cited 20 before surroga
q county q Sc" County
New York, On ne 18Th Gay o. January me thousand
me E-l1EeC and tcl- a. fa-t-ras- O'clock
io-e-5ou q tlat day. then and taere 10 attend he
PROBATE E1l1 last VIII
Z hereby cited Cfr yveur,
geaIz. e. you- g-1sr1fsr
y y0s have o appear sn1 sbnfv
90 b. appointed, the event 81 yoJr nsee.t
t6.-r- q guardian - le auuouted NJ ire
tcgI- represent Ene az Tor you the procesdnR
- I-CEy whereof. We have Seal of ne
t1r-guss court o. lie sac County YORK 70 be
5ee-E-J E-Zec-
N.usss H4a- Agrsr c I,h.aas. Surrogate Of ou-
County q New York said c1Inrv rEe %
tsg - November. the year OF cur LORD &C
--1-z-16 nine hundred sut three.
- Amer c THOMAS.
Surrogate.
LEWIS E MARX. Attorney FOR Petltlsner IGT broad
#sg. Borough OF Manhattan C-ty q New York
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ROYAL BLUE LINE.

"DaLy- ITALY. except sunday. SUNDAY Onlv
Ofces- Liberty Ferry, South Ferry 5 FFousa
l67 26l asa 1900 1884 Broadway ls2 sch Av q Union
West 1jS East 18th 273 I25th St o.
Columbus Ave New York. Court St S44 $50 F1uIf5n
ST. Brooklyn 3s1 Broadway. WILLIAMSBURG New York
Transfer Co. calls for and checks baggage Destination
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West Shore z. K.

,(Nsw York Central & Hudson River R. R. LesseeO
1I@4ls isaFe Franklin St station. York as fos-
lows and - later OF West 42d-st y r.
~ a l--E.or intermediate points . Albany
II - 4 I'D Hudson and Mohawk Exprsss-
-lot p. M.-Chicag0 Express
= - = M-Cont Lin for Detroit Chi & St Louhs
- 70 - tor Hudson River points Albany
800 r 9-tcr Rochs Buffalo. Cleveland and Cyf-szo.
or Etoch Buffalo, Detroit
A4ror SyT Etoch, Niagara Falls. & chi
~ Lely except sunday. Leave Brooklyn Annex.
~ - 70 a NJ % az T245 P NJ Leave Jersey CIV
=, X X sta; Cd al t1L2O A. N % al "a IS P n
4lnl5 Laoles az principal hotels Offices Farxag.
Sn hotel OF residence by westcqtt Express
n c E LAMBEPT
HA- manager General Passenger Agent.
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/ 800 1871
a
40 West Is1st Street

40 West I31st Street
The approximate amount Of Tie lien or charge TO satisfy
the above described property be sllI
interest thereon from November str. 1893
together with the and allowances Amounting 70
interest Sl2l4l, thereof
5th 1908 together with the expenses the sale The
approximate amount OF taxes assessments Crotch
rates. other liens To be allowed purchaser
OF the purchase money paid by the Referee Is
JACOB Z SALOMON Raferes
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Foreclosure Sales.
SUPREME COURT. NEW YORK COUNTY


SUPREME COURT, NEW YORK COUNTY,
Sarah L Horn. PLAINTIFF. against Louisa Bluxone and
closure and sale. duly made entered herein,
November 5, 1893 the undersigned the referee said
Judgment named. will sell public auction
Change Salesroou Number 161 Broadway.
Of Manhattan. City OF New York day OF be-
cenber. 1908 at y o'clock noon. by Philip A Syth.
Aqetioneer the premises directed by said Judgment 70 be
sold ard therein described follows:
lot parcel Of building
70 be erected thereon. situate, lying being
Twelfth Ward Of the City Of New York, bounded and
described follows. Beginning q
southsy side Of One hundred and thiryTsI
three hundred feet eastery from formed
by the intersection OF the southery hundred
Avenue wdensd; running southerIy parallel
with Seventh Avenue uiaetynne feet
10 the line OF the block between
thirtieth One hundred thrtrst Streets
eastery along sad line OF the block
inches; thence northery. and parallel with Seventh
Avenue partly through the centre Of party ninety
nine feet eleven inches the soUtherIy
the soUtherly side th-ty-rst street
sixteen feet inches the point beginning
Being OF the premises EJhebert VII
and Adelaide Wilson, Charles Srebbins by
OF conveyance bearing date the 10Th day OF
recorded in the once City
County New York, Liber 1888 Colveyaaces PAGE
2SO. Being the premises Number 40
New
Dated New York December 80. 1903
JACOB Z. SALOMON. Referee.
GEORGE W. ELLIS. Plaintiffs Attorney, IA Broad
way. New York
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City Hotels.

Character. HOTEL. Qualify.
ALGONQUIN,
1885 West 44th St, between 5th and 6th AYES.
Same block with Harvard. Yale and y Y Yacht Clubs
Centre Of Shopping and Theatre District
Fireproof Hotel offering many advantages eact
Transient and Permanent Guests Rooms with bath 81
TO IS 80. Suites. 81 SD Maids Wallets Rooms
81 Restaurant American plan s. daily or la carte
Descriptive booklet application
EepoSe. Comfort
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u IIENTION Is $500 80 -, .rr.I.n

y o.. -5SE1ENT IL THE CITY RpooPD :. :
Zsssss,- 80 q ths eoa=szaaoH 81 DE 49, =,
tior &C tae entering ~ the Bureau 20 q
IrCsr .assssn.e3ls aac Arrears 81
RATTf ,< t'O FE4aEAT In THE BOROUGH On ~. III
g-sii 81 - A,.D 18TH WARDS. SECTIONS q -,
svegr =. Jew t-B alteration and 49, o
Stree esr, t'ssa lSSh ehc i7th street, atd is istf
A. - WARD SECTION = EerF4 C7pr-- -
--A &C i2tk Avenues ---HS--sss IRON
~ 81 New YORK Decsnber II goa = Sonpiroler.
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BALTIMDRE AND OHIO RAILROAD

Leave New--York City south Ferry Liberty
Chicago. Pittsburg
Chicago, Columbus ...... "I--5Spn l0gDm Dfn1r
PittsbuFE. Cleveland 3.35pm : 40Dm Iln-fa
"ffttsburg Limited" 6-55pm T0Gpn Bunsf
Cincinnati, Z. Mt
Cine innati. 4. 38aun Df1e-
Cincinnati. =. Louis ..... 6.55pna 00D1 BuTss
NOEIUia. fl2.55pm L00Dul Dinsr
"Daily. tDaily, except sunday SUNDAY onlv
Of-ces: 26l. Al l5Jy Broadway 3 Astor House los
Greenwich St. 80 Union square W. 591 Grand 81 s. 2:
S43 Fulton St. Brooklyn. Ferry and Iiberrv 81
Baggage checked tr hotel residence desCinarion
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HOTEL GALLATIN.

1912 WEST 46TH ST.
Elegantly furnished apartment, parlcr bedroom
bath. including meals for S35 weekly, single
rooms furnished with meals SD: uptodate
telephone. etc; transients.
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MARLBOROUGH HOUSE
NJ ATLANTIC CITY, N J
JOSIAH WHITE & SONS. PROPS
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MODERN ABYSSINI.A,

Abyssinia. which has been more out of the world than New Jersey, ic com ing into it. The Emperor Menelik is establishing complete telegraphis and telephonic system in his country. Both the telegraph and telephone have been in operation for some years between the towns of Harar and Addis Abeba. and recently the seat of government has been connected by telegraph with Jibuti on the Guf of Arden. There are thus more than 800 miles of telegraph line already at work in the empire. Ac- cording to a statement made by the di- rector of the telegraph line from Mssso- wah to Addis Abeba, Eritrea and the capital Of the country will soon be in communication. This will increase the total length of line in use to about 1.2oO miles. A teleOhone system now con- meets Asmara with Barromeida by way of Adowa, and Addis Abeba with An- kober. The Emperor has given pernis- sion to the Italians to construct the line from Massowah on condition that it passes by Ankober, where his poIiti- cal prisoners are detained. He more
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NOT i sHIN1xG SUCCESS.

The Hon. Charles Francis Adams has acquired reputation for knowing a few things, and one of the things he thinks he knows is that government ownership and man. agement of business enterprises is not a shining success. This Is the way he talks about it: The fact is, when it comes to handling private business, any and every government Is, in my opinion, utterly incompetent, whether 1t is water system, schools, railroads, telegraphs,
 postdfices, or what not. Every time private enterprise would do it four
 times as well at about half the cost. So far as I know, experience is uniform in
 this respect. Look at our school sys- tenn. It is one mass of jobbery from
 beginning to end. The politicians and jobbers are always worming into them. If you are looking for another object lesson, study the government printing
 office at Washington. Every document
 published--lumbering. clumsy, useless costs 1aotoriously twice what it would
 cost if issued by a private press. And
 the postofsice. Just look at the system of fraud, bribery and stealing now be- Ing brought to light. Please don't talk to me of doing business through gov
 crnmental machinery. It is one colos. sal exhibition of waste, extravaganza and incompetency.
 Of course MT. Adams will be told that he doesn't know anything about the matter, but he and some others will continue to think that he does.
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The Great Hns spell of sixty-,hres

What, call this hot! Why, boy, you ought to been with me TN, Away back there In sixty-three; Then, like as not,
 You'd had somethin' wuth your while To talk on. Say, heat was right in
 style In them there days.
 The street car rails they all curled up And Jerry Simpsons yaller pup Was grilled and runnip' round to find A place where folks they hadn't dined, To be served up. The hens laid hard-boiled eggs fer tea And bluefish broiled right in the sea Twas good to sup. ..4
 Fried ice was served for the dessert With apples baked until inert While on the trees.
 The merc'ry climbed right out the
 tube.
 While Uncle BilIy's boy. named Rube, They cooked; and, packed for Henry
 Mann. The sun 1t soldered up the can. Oh. it was hot. .. Was parched right there and ct fer
 meals Without no pot. Store up the heat and save the wood When winter came.
 He formed a hot-air trust, did Zee, An sold the stock at one naught
 three He did, by gum! The dusty creek made goslin's sneeze; They picked stewed peaches from tic
 trees. In sixty-three. . .& An on the steps ma baked her dough If these was ltss I'd tell you so-- It's up to me.
 W. A. Carpenter in New York Sun.
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INChUSIPE..-.. 7

A
 Jim-"That man destroyed all my married happiress!" Jane--" What? You don't mean to say -" T do; he married the cook!"-Baltimore Herald.
 Are Mrs. Vests entertainments very exclusive?" "Well. I should say so; she intends to make application to have the conversation of her guests copy righted!'-Exchange
 One O de sad things bout dis life, '' said Uncle Eben, lis dat it's so much easier to depend on de enn1ity of yoh enemies dan on de friendship of yoh Friends. s."-Washington Star.
 Willie-"Pa. you don't get chestnuts until after there's frost, do you?" Pa-''Except in the case of a farce comedy. my son! Then the chestnuts come first. and the frost afterward. "-- Philadelphia Press.
 "so you. decided to try light house. keeping?" .a--.- .-..
 Yes" said young Mrs Torkins, but after we had two or three gas bills we wished we could try dark housekeep- ing" g."-Washington Star. E8 T sent your wife a copy of my novel Nine Points of the Law How did il impress herr" asked the author. Well, replied Henry Peck. ''she seemed tc handle 1t like any other law. She was forever laying 1t down." Philadelphia Press, +3,.t..' s -.- Mrs. Greene-"Do you really approve Of your daughter marrying MT. Apple by? They say he smokes and drinks and is not very nice sometimes in his conversation" Mrs. Gage--'I know but surely, you wouldn't have me marry Kate to a man who would make her fa- ther feel uncomfortable in his pres. ence ?"-Boston Transcript.
 Tommy Tucker had been hurt while performing the act he called Tipping a freight train. twill he get well, doc. tor?" distractedly asked Mrs. Tucker | "Is he out of danger?''
 "He will get well, madam" replied the surgeon. "but can't say he Is out oi | danger. He will probably do the same thing again the first chance he has, Chicago Tribune.
 You look pretty busy this morning Jud,' ventured the angular woman witf the pail of huckleberries. Yeas, sistah," replied the Kentuckiar with the gun Tive jes' sohtah finished | up the Wheatfield boys, an now I'm go in aftah the Birdlys."
 Well, when you get through will vol come in an have a bite?" ....
 "No: then I got to go to church."-- Chicago Daily News. ..-.