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BRIGHAM CITY.
Special to The TrlhnnA

opeCal TO The Tribune.
BRIGHAM CITY. July s.-saturday
Heber c. Boden. South Third west street,
a pretty wedding reception was rendered
Mr, and Mrs. orvil Lund In honor OF
,neir m marriage I on June e in Salt Lake.
MIS-, Boden, and the wedding was at
| tended only by relatives OF the couple
wedding supper was feature of the
evening.
visited a. few days with Mrs, M. Fyhn
and family in this city.
Tho Misses Crystal Jeppson and Olivia
Jensen spent the past week visiting
friends and relatives in Logan.
Mr., and Mrs Isaac II. Jensen and Mr..
and Mrs. c. Elias Jensen visited the
Hermitage in Ogden canyon early in the
week In attendance at a banquet given
by the Miilers Association of Utah.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nelson of Hot
Springs spent several days OF the week
Visiting friends and relatives in this city
Mrs. Anvil r. Forsgren entertained at
luncheon Saturday evening at her home.
Third West street, between Forest and
OF the dainty spread prepared by Mrs.
Forsgren We're Mr.. and Mrs, Oscar Fors-
gren Mr., and Mrs Charles r Anderson,
Mr., and Mrs. Jonathan Earl, Mr. and
Mrs, ArVll L. Forsgren. the Misses EN-
ma Hartmann, Connie and Manila Fors-
gren, and Font Forsgreu.
Frank KanoIt OF Salt Lake City spent
Sunday In this city visiting Miss Edith
Berg and other friends.
Mrs. Robert Armour OF Salt Lake spent
few days of the week in this city
visiting her mother, Mrs. Maria Fyhn.
Stanley B. Farr and Miss Georgena
Steele OF Ogden were united In marriage
in this city during the week,
Thursdsy rs si- atternGon; rt.IY2 at the home Q:
yToc
ried TO Claude Baker OF Boulder. Utah.
The ceremony was performed by the Rev,
Adam G Frank of this city. 4 wedding
| supper was served immediately after the
ceremony, the reception being attended
by relatives of the family. Those who
partictpated were MI and Mrs. Adam
Mr. and Mrs. Nicola Nelson; Misses
stocker. Madga Johansen. Ida Baker and
Annie Roner. Later shower was ten
ATTENDED item ID by u the Rev % and Mrs. .' adams Ssa
c. Frank. Mr.. and Mrs Nelson; Misses
Agnes Olsen. Madsa Johansen, Agnes
Johnson. Louise Johansen: Ida Baker
and Florence Nelson; Messrs Eric Nel-
son, Fred Hlllman and others.
A. w. Ensign was up from Salt Lake
City during the week visiting his family
In this city.
During the week Charles II Greenwell
and Miss Margaret Marler of Providence
were united In marriage In this city,
Lee Elwell OF Logan and Miss Rae
Jensen OF Tremonton were married In
this city Tuesday Bishop Thomas II.
Blackburn officated,
Tuesday evening tho women Of the
Civic improvement club gave a very sue
| ccsstuI ball in the opera house, which
WAS arranged for the benefit of the kin
dergarten recently organized by that club.
The ball WAS we'll attended by society
people OF the city.
Miss Aurllla Watkins and Miss Ronella
Anderson are spending several days In
Logan visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs Leroy Roskelley spent the week
visiting friends and relatives in Smith
Held
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Madsen OF Ogden
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EUREKA.

Special 20 Tho Tribune.
EUREKA. July 6.-Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Will
and children spent tho week with Santnquin
friends.
Mrs. jacob Brandt ana children the guests
OF Spanish Fork friends.
Mrs julius Brandt and ohiidron arc visiting
at American Fork.
Potor Jones and daughter Beatrice spent tho
week with SantaquIn friends
Mr.. and Mr1. Albert Wlngatc OF Salt Lake arc
visiting With DR.. and Mrs. Steele Bailey. Jr., at
tho Tintlc hospital
Hugh Honernan. n. r. Wall. James Galley.
p. J. Fennell and Frank Morley left this week
FOR Portland, Or. TO attend tho Elks convon-
t!on. II. Z. Wall being tho representative OF
Mrs. Luke Robinson is visit!nE with friends a,
Provo
Tho hrornen VIII give another OF their monthly
dances at the ElEn pavilion on the evening OF
July 10.
Thomas Bergman and wlfo spent tho week r,
Pnyoon.
Mrs. John Cronin returned homo Sunday from
aoIourn with friends OF Spring Lake.
SIR. and MS. William Ncsbit returned this
week from 4 ysit win friends Salt Lake
and Provo.
Mrs. Margaret shechon OF Salt Lake was the
guest this week OF her daughter Miss Marjorie
shochsn OF this city.
Mrs. A. T. Hcckier. who has been visiting
relatives hero. returned To Salt Lake tho nrgt
Of tho week.
Miss Floss Spalnhowor Of Spring Lake Is Wis
itinE here with her sisters. Ms. John CronIn
and Mrs. Charles AlocriSon.
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stor-r. wes!sy CbiPzEr. Mary Blsckk1r7,. B~r-
nice crs-tEli a,t Mabel s,1TS.
" O. Randolph End family OF Sal; Labs City
we're tke guests OF NJ. Eas Mn JAn-H II.
Pulley psrt o: the week
sr. ana y-L Roy Jones o, Sal. Lst- city
brsat part o. ;hs w,1k hece visiting Mr. Jones 9
parents ar. and Nr- william FiFraars.
Hr. ard Mrs W. %. Lovl.r visited with reia-
tiv-s q; sait Lake City tho nrrt o, tie week
Mrr- !. Y. Eoyes srd Sadie Chipmzo Tpe1,
part OF the week az Salt Lake city.
VIII Bromley vent TO Park CITY Sunday.
Hyrun slAckhurs, azd family Sp-at July Z
IN American Fork canyon
George 3 Tyler down from ;h. Purisc
'nine In AneTean Fork canyon fog July &
Mr. sad Mn Joe Hout- and Miss z Hu--
ger OF spTtnGvills vere the guests q Mr. aud
Nj J. P Shepherd Independence day.
Mrs. Newman O. Sal, Lake City spent IN.
1eck Ia Amsrio.a Fork. the Euest OF NJ and
Mrs. y. n. Ednoni.
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NEPHI.
Special 20 The Tribune

Special 20 The Tribune
NEPHi. July s-Last Friday the descendants
OF Thomas Pace held family reunion ct the
except threo A. o'clock tho family par
took OF supper. the tables bons beautifully
decorated with rcd and white roses. Tho even
Ing Spont In social chat and the enjoy
mcnt OF an Informal programme OF music and
games.
priscd thair rronds Tuosasy by soIus TO Mon,i
and getting married. Tho BRIDEGROOM Is Tho
bride Ia tho daughter Of Mr. and Mru. Charles
Love.
Mr. aud Mr. Jacob Coleman returned las,
Saturday from salt Lake
J. NJ. Christensen editor Of tnc Juab County
in Salt Lake and Hobor.
County Superintendent Ivan G. Daily eane
down from Provo last week end. returning on
Monday.
Mr.. and Mu j. Baker tho former being
tho general nanaEsF OF tho Baker LUmbor CON-
few day.
Mrs. 8 A Chase has returned from EurokA,
whore sho has been visiting her husband aud
Mr.. and Mn Gideon sdwcn arc ovor nom
KuightsvDlc. ,isiiIng relatives and friends This
week
Mrr william Bailoy Is visiting ln salt Lake
One Of the pleasing Iooisl AFFAIR." given by the
yoenSeL &c. dn'i1s the p'essn, seaOon Was thc
theiy friends on Tue,day evening la, rb. home
OF OF The mcnbcrs OF tho club. Miss Georgia
Mecuar was Ea'ly decorated for the occasion
In tho club eolors. In pink and white
Tho Eamo of Ave hundred played and the
kopt upon dAlaty. hand pa IDted tally
cards. tho artistic work OF OF tho guests
Tho prize by Hyde Miner 4 de-
neiouh collation. Was then served By The bo..
ie=ses AFTER which number OF musical
lertions rendered T,ose present wste
the Misses Tola Wright Phyllis Sparks. Pearl
sparks. Stella Cox. Leone Hague. Ora Wilson.
InR Hawkins, Norma Minor. stella and Flor
snco hobbs Pearl Wright: Georgia Mecuu..
Mira S. b. McCune and Me.grs. Iyts Miner
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spent day IN this city Visiting friends
and relatives.
r. NJ Wright OF Ogden spent Monday
In this city visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Evans spent q
day or two In Ogden during the week.
Mr and Mrs. D. o. Stohl We're down
from Nalad during the week visiting Mr.,
and Mrs Heber Boden and Mr.. and Mrs.
o. n. Stohl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace Bodcn of Salt
Lake spent two or three days OF the
week visiting at the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. H c. Holden.
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Fishburn and
Mack Fishburn spent few days Of the
week In Smithficld.
Mr. and Mrs s n Cole and daughter
Jean. were Brigham visitors during tho
week.
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SPANISH FORK.
sn.clsl % Tss Trlhvss.

Special 20 Ths Trih1ss.
SPANISH FORK. july s-Jut-r Jesr p Cni-
dsstey o, lirhaed the guest os Nr- anf
Mr. C 4. Hicks Wednesday aud Thursday OF
Tits week.
Mr. and Nrs Henry Huber hat their ;hrs-
chldrsa ths guests o, NJ ana Mrs.. VIII
Ls-is FOR three DAYS ths week
SIR ard Mn Hymn sil-= alt thslr ard
laughter % Clln;o1 IN Spanish FORK e.1Jon
we're visiting freads ard relatives Asss this
week
Hon. Harvey Ciur district attorney st Preyo
visitor the Fourth oi July IA this
city.
Mr.. ara Mrs Joseph wightnan OF psrton we're
visitors here oa Tuesday ot this week
Miss Ls-ens HICKS Aud t-o brothsrs joha
ani Bryant. OF Cltaton. Utah we're the quests
cf their grandparents. NJ. ans Ma. 6. A. Hicks.
on July 4
cnTs Wilson 90 Psyson vas a visitor ir
Spanish Fork Tgeshsy.
Mayor Decker ~ Provo Ard CITY Attorney
b Morgan snd wife visited 10 Spanish FORK on
TuesiHy
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Rasmussen. Louis. L.rrou. virris Theelo,f snd
stella TT-scott
Miss Fiof.1os Munsol rs,ura~5 from PAT'o1
suntAy. where she vas tie guest o; he! cousin.
Irs. O-cn NeelTlsr.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of the interior

DEPARTMENT OF thG kntcffOf.
/ United states Iiaad Office a Dainth. Minnesota.
October S. 1911.
= Notice Is hereby given that Hafrison. Musseii
whose post-ofice address Is Baykeid. Wis, did.
0r the 9Th day of December 1910. kfe Ia this office
saw orn Statement and Appfication: 10. 0sSi9; to
mrchase the SEX swa<. Asw'< sEx Sec. IL. and
ywA MEX. Sec IA. TIP. 60 N. 4 70 ". 18th p, NJ.
suR the timber thereon. under fse irfosisions OF
tine act of June 3. @lszss and acts szzendatory.
kmryvn as the Tim ber and stone Laus" at, such
xziirr as might be fxed by appfaisenenf. and
tEuat 10 ursuant to such application, the land and
ti.fAe,- thereon have been estinated and valued
w sise applicant The thinker estimated 10000
fl. Hack Pine at $ioo per n. 5000. fl White Pine
a s4ms. 10000 it, Spruce q $500. 'and-th iand
no thing. that said applicant iii offer final proof
in ,mppor-t of his application andsworn statement
ON he 18th, day Of December. 1911. before the
Reg kter ard Receiver Of the o. S. Land Once
at d. alufh. linn.
Any pcrso is at liberty to protest TINS pur-
chase befor,. entry. or initiate contest at any
time 1,efore D atent Issues. by fiinga coroborated
afda VT in tn Is Office alleging facts which would
defeat the entity
Clai1ment ma mes as witnesses liver Miller and
pougl as Knisf Of bayfield,. WIS.,. john Cloudy
and William Joi inson. of Knife River Ainn.
Charles p. Hartman,
1o-l312s kexisIer- =
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NOTICE roRlpuH1,rcAr1oN.


U. s. Land Office at Duluth. MINI. 10, =
Notice is hereby given that HildurS Christine
Johnson whose ,postsefaces address is Duluth.
Minnesota. did, ON the 3ist day of January. 1911.
file in this Office Sworn Statement AID .Applica-
ton. No. o6O2i. TO purchase heSxsSE% and Sh
SwH. Sec.-24. Township. 62 N. Range Is W.. 4th
D. m, and the timber. thereon. under the
provisions of the act ofJune 8. 1878. and acts
amendatory known as theFf Timber sand Stone
Law" at such value as might be fixed by ap-
praisement. and that. pursuantto such applica-
ton, the land and titnber5 thereon, has, been
estimated and valued by the applicant the TIM
ber estimated, 10000 board feet at LIZ per NJ.
and the land nothing that said applicant will
offer final proof ins supports Of her applicstion
and sworn statement on the14th day Of February
1912, before the Register and Receiver Of the U.
s. Land Office at Duieth Mimi.
Any personis at liberty to protest this purchase
before entry. OF initiate a contest at any time
before patent issues. by filing a eorrobofated
affidavit in this Office. taiiesihg facts which
would defeat the entry.
Applicant names the following witnesses
oscar Peterson, and Charles Biofnen. of Duluth
Mimi, Charles Grandell. Arnold. Minuyan
William Christensen. Superior. Wis.
1928 2-2 chariesF. Hartmann Register.
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SALE or rrsdBAK. saxiss6sAA. Apsea.r
December l519t1s Seaisdse hids, marked <outside
hid. Timber safe NAppAcssi6n: NOVEMBER IS.
1911, Superior. ndsaddreessd 70 the inisfeict
be received DIP to and iaci.dint Tie Oh dsy Or
timber. standing and down. located on an area to
be definitely designated by the Forest, oncer
before Cutting begins, inciudinr Approximately
$40 acres in the following subdivisloas; Wa
SwA. SwA NW4 Sec. Sf2. Sw5< SWN Sec. z
sEh SCI ses Loss 8 sEx sw Y ss ss,d ~ q
Sec. IL. T. go N, r. 9W., 4th Principal Meridian
estimated to be 255 M. feet B. M. of white PINE
$50 M. feet b, Al. Of Norway pine. lis n. feet b.
M. Of jack pine. and IS ~. feetB. M OF spruce.
No bid of less than $500 per M: feet b. ID. Tor
white pine. $500 perm. feet B. N. for Norway !.
pine So so per M feet B. M. for spruce, and 81 so
per M. feet B. M. for jacks pine viii consider
ed. and deposit Of $500 must be sent to the
Western Montana National Bank of Missoula.
Montana. payable to the Bank for each bio
submitted to the District Forester. Timber
upon valid claims Is exempted from sale Hhe
right to reject any and all bids - reserved. For
further information and regulations governing
sales. address Forest supervisor Superior
National Forest 1ziys Minnesota. Fl A. Silcox.
District Forester. = tsfT
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of-St. Louis. State of Minnesota. and that said
petitioners the surviving spouse of said decedent
and praying that Letters of Administration of
the estate of said decedent be granted &c
Christian Harju.
1t Is Ordered. That said petition be heard before
this Court. at the Probate Court Rooms in the
Court House in Duluth. in said County, on Mon.
day. the 18th day of January. 1912. at ten
O'Clock a. m. and all persons interested in said
matter are hereby cited and required at said
time and place to show cause. if any there be
whysaid petition should not be granted.
s-0rdercd Further. That this Order be served by
publication in the Ely Miner according to law.
and that a copy of this Order be served on the
County Treasurer of st. Louis County not less
than ten days prior to said day of hearing.
Dated at Duluth. Mimi. December 10Th, 1911.
BY the Court,
lseai] S. w. CILPIS. Judge of Probate.
JAMES W. OSBORNE, Is zig
Attorney for Petitioner.
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WHY sHE DIDN'T WIN.

They were at Monte Carlo, and,
like other visitors to that insidious
paradise. they considered the Casino
place which ought to be visited
They stood hesitating before one OF
the tables. and at last the temptation
to join the players proved toe
strong for the lady.
I must risk Just one ten-dollar
note" she said to her husband. "Give
me one, darling, and I will put it on
the number of my age. That is sure
to be lucky"
Hubby was inclined to be skeptical.
but OF course he might have spared
himself the trouble of grumbling, and
the ten-dollar note was duly deposited
on No. "a.
Alas! No. 80 proved to be the win
ming mineral, and the lady gave q
little gasp Of despair.
Serves you right" said her great
brute OF husband. eff you'd told
the truth you'd have woni"-Tid1Bits.
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NoTIcl 3 PERTURBATION
-. Depar trient Of theInterior.


TT q Land Office .at Duiuth. MINI.
December 2. 1911.
uesce is hefebs given that CHARTS B. Carroll.
,vb ose postof6cr al idrexsis Duinth. Mimi. did.
ON ne 10Th day of January. 1911. ME In TINS
off, sworn Staten ient and Application. NO.
oo0 9. 10 purchase the South West Quarter.
Sect ION q, rownsi,i p. ezN Range - W.. 18th ?
NJ. and the timber thereon. Under me-
provi Eons Of the &C Of june 3. 1873. rand acts
amen. iafury, knoxn asthe Timber and Stone
law al such esfue las might be fixed BY ap-
nra;se, ueut. and that. pursuantto such applica-
ito, IN e land and timber thereon have been
estinat ed and Waived by the applicant the timber
.st;mat. Sd 2moeo Board feet at $zoopeT n. and
The land ,1<hiuz, that said Applicant viii Offer
final pr ouf IN support ofNhis application and
SWORN ST ss-menf on the I9 day of February. 1872.
before II e k1gfs<er AND keceisef u INC y -
land on O. n Dz.u4h. Mimi
ANY peu xzn Is atliberfy to protest this purchase
before emit y. or initiate q contest at any time
t.~fore ma, kzr sssses. by fling a corroborated
.f,davit in tzd,s cfsoe allegin9faets which would
defeat the u1ry-
Applicant asnes she foilo~inss witnesses;
Oscar Peters. On ard Andres Carroll OF Duiuth.
,r;nu. charlt - esrmdel1 of Arnold. sa1nn- and
Nick orumanx. 81 supsfior. wis.
r2s ~ Qchsries =. HNFtnan. kesistef'
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,sNotice. For Publication.
United States Land Onice. Duluth
I. u6;nn IN

Il
l. A6;nn IN
Dec s.l9l1. 4
Notice is hereby given that Andrew Carroll
whose post-ofice address Is Duluth. MINI. did.
ON the 9th day, Of sFebfuarys 19ll. hie In this
office. Sworn Statement and Application NoY
o9o37. to purchase the M Nw%' and NW1<
MEX, Sec. 26; rp. 50 M Range Is W. 4h p.
Nt and the timber thereon. under the provisions
OF the act of june g. 1885, and acts araendatory.
KIN own as the Timber and Stone Law" at such
value as might be fixed By appfaisen,eht and
that pursuant to such application. the land and
limb er thereon have been estimated and valued
by til e applicant the tifnbes estimated 10000
board feet at 1918 per d land the land nothing;
that sal applicant will offer final proof ir sup
port of his application and sworn statement on
the 10 day of February fsl2 before the Register
and Reoa'verof the U. S.iand, ofice. at Duluth.
Mimi.
Any perss,n is'at liberty to protest this pur.
chase before entry .or initiate a,centest at any
tfi< before patent issues by fling corroborated
affidavit In this Office. alleging facts which
would defeat the entry.
4 Applicant names the following witnesses:
Oscar Peterson and Charles B. Carroll of Dsaiuth.
MINI, Charles. GrandeII0f Arisoid. Mimi. and
Mich .ommangsof Superior. Wis.
( 1878 ~ Charles r. Hartman. Register.
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~ HODGE and N. rl1uneh. ;,

~ Hoase+and 'tiis "l4uneh."
2 Z William Hodge. bther actor who has
made4a great hit in; The Man From
Home" got his start In the theatrical
business fifteen years ago by walk
ing up to the manager of a repertoire
company in New York state, and say
ing:
n II can act"
This interested the manager. who
was George A. Hill.
What makes you think so?" asked
Hill.
= i've got "a, bunch on it." answered
Hodge, with confidence.
WELL" sand Hill. "I'if play that
hunch."
1t turned out to be a sure thing
Popular Magazine.
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NOTICE szoR PUBLICATION.
Department of the Interior.
and Office a. Dahfth. MINI.


U. s. Land Office a. Dsiisth. MINI. ~
Nov. 18th. 1911.
N office Is hereby given 4hatJoseph n. cramer.
who Sc post-ofice address is cramer. MINI. did.
ON he ed day Of August 1911 file In this Office
swor. a statement and Applications No. o9636 to
purch ase the SEX of NEk Of Sec. FTP. 50 N.
range west. 4th p!miiand the timber thereon.
unders the provisions of the act'of June B. 1878.
and act amendatory., known as the Timber
and stoi ie Law. - at such value as nigit be fixed
by apr aisement. and that. pursuant to such
Applicant on the land and timber thereon have
been ap, PRAISED. the timber estimated 1900
board fee at 81 so per n. land the lapd 5000;
that said appiioant.wiil offer final proof In sup
port of his application and sworn statement on
the 29th day of January 1912. before the Register
and Receive of the u. 8. Land Office. at Du-
luth. MINI.
Any person is at liberty TO protestthis purchase
before entry, or initiate contest at any time be.
fore patent issnes.. By fling a corroborated
affidavit in this Office. alleging facts which would
defeatthe entry.
uFcHARLEs F.HARTMAN. Register.
Ii-24 LIZ
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NOTICE PoR PUBLICATION.
- Department Of the interior.
1,ls Il audofiee a Duluth. Minn.

ssSee = Dec 10, 1911.
Notice Is hereby given that John j. Kocourek.
WHOSE iposs-ofiee addressls hopkins. MINI. did.
on the 18th day OF Novembes 1870 fiefn this Office
Sworn Statement and Application 10. oss6o. to
purchase the EK-swk & sK-Nwks Sec. IA. Up.
s9.Na 4. R.w. A4th p. n. ana the timber there
ON, under te psevisisnsef thesct ofJune 3. 1873.
and acts anendatory. known a. the fsrimber and
storse raw.s assaeh saiaeas, mishtbe fixed by
appraisement. and that pursuant 10 syuch aps
plication. the land and timber thereon have been
estimated and valued by the applicant as 400
thousand Board ssfe<t lat $500 PERM. and the
aaAd s.noti1ing; that said applicant will offer
fnai proof In support Of his application and
sworn statement % the 18th day 7ofs March.
1912. before the Register and Receiver Of the
U. s. Land Office. at Duluth. Mimi. es'Sg
Any person Is at liberty to protest thisSurchase
before ssntryS OF initiate . eontest at any time
before patent issues,sby fling sccrroborated af-
fdavit In this Office. alleging facts which would
defeat the entry.
Claimant nefnes AsswitnessessrWiiaian HartiR.
of Hopkins. MINI. and Samuel a. barsh. Of Du-
luth. MINI.
z ~ chariesEs Hartman. Resister.
P.H. seymour. Atty. - Is ii
Duluth. Mimi.
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Not Taken az, "a Compliment.

Not Taken asia Compliment.
1t was out in the suburbs of Boston
and the pretty baby was brought In
wearing a dainty. tight-itting white
cap.
Il We'll, he looks exactly like the pic
ture- of the. Titles King .Charles!" ex-
claimed the visitor. .admiringly.
Il don't think Mrs. H. would care
to have 1t said-her boy looked like a
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES freezing re-
ply.
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Secret Out at Last.

Why do you have those glass cases
with the az, hammer, crowbar and so
forth on these cars?" asked the trav.
eler.
"Oh, those are put there in. case
any one wants q window opera" re-
Piled the facetious MANFRED Hen.
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n est.
You think that woman has an ex.
ceptionally kindly and generous dis
position"
Enthusiastically" replied Miss Cay
enne. "She can read AM entire col.
umn of society news clear through
without once smiling cynically and
saying 'humph!'"
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An Gar rforsNature

Ut. An Ear tofNNature.
IRA few nights ago little.sRobert was
taken to a band concert and created q
laugh duringea very beautiful clarinet
solo. with violin and bass viol accom-
paniment ably saying:
3eHrMamma.swhio zone isit mooing q
IT was the bass viol.-W oman's
Home Companion.
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Not Up to the Press Notices.
as that measiy little, spiotch up
there's is the sky 1.-The new5)comet I've
been hearingsso' much, about?"
Z Yes, that's It.
20. let's go and look at the moving
pictures
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Naturally Excited.

Say" asked the man who was q
stranger in New York. what's the
matter with that man in the aext
roomf He's been making a terrible
racket for the last hour"
Oh" replied the bell-hop, "he's
Just heard Of q new table d'hote place
where he's never ct"
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Entirely pifferent-

"They tell me your son is studying
music"
Yes; he is taking lessons"
What is he going to be?"
He is going to be fiddler, but az
nrst we had hopes of making . vio-
hnist out of him."
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Why Not7

you must learn he said, mot to
believe everything you hear about
your neighbors."
'Bnt why not believe them. as long
as they give one so much satisfac.
-tion?" she tnnocently asked
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Mrs. Newwed CATER the honey
moon)-You seem to be sorry you
ever married me.
Mr.. Newwed-You are unusually.
observant today.