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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
Another Cyclone.

LITTLE Rock, May l9.-Reports Of
a cyclone IN the southwestern corner
of the State, though it occurred last
week, have just been received.
Much damage was done, houses,
licences, and forests were leyeled in its
track, and number of persons in
jured, but none killed.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
A Mans Head Partly Cut OF.

DETROIT, May 10. - Sterling
France, employed in shingle mill at
Grand Haven. Mich, was killed this
morning. A slab struck him in the
back, pushing him against buzz
saw IN such a way as to cut Oft the
back of his head.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
GERM ANY.
The Germans TO Attempt to Reach the
North Pole.

BERLIN, May 19.-Von Moltke has
been ordered to embark the German
South Polar expedition at Monte
video, and land them on the island
South Georgia. Won Moltke will
return soon to take the expedition
away.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
General Rosecrans Not to Lose His Foot.

u WASHINGTON, May l9.-Represen.
statiye Rosecrans says that his ply
|sicians give him hope of recovering
the use of his lame foot. Amputa.
lion was a long time suggested, but
the doctors said that if he would
have the patience to wait for year,
md not use his foot more than neces-
seary, he would recover.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
EUROPE.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE DAILY TIMES.
IRELAND.
Speculations About the Assassins.

Specnlations About the Assassins.
Cork, May 19.-The steamship
Wisconsin, which arrived at New
York on the 18th instant, sailed from
Queenstown at 8 o'clock Sunday
morning, May I. All the passengers,
including Turner, who was taken
into custody at New York, reported
at the company's office the previous
evening, hence it was impossible for
the assassin to have been on board.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
6Quarter. Million Gune Up in Flames
- Leadville--S Several Persons Miss.


- Leadville-Seyeral Persons Miss
Ing.
LEADvILLE, Col, May ia fire
brOke out on the south side of East
Chestnut street this morning, about
$50, and before it was got under
control had destroyed the buildings
On that side Of the First Nationa.
bank, including the Windsor Hotel,
Academy of Music, Palace of Fash
ion, and a large dry goods store.
Several buildings on the opposite
side of the street were charred. Loss,
about $25O,oOO, partly covered by
Insurance. The fire is supposed to
have been caused by an incendiary.
One dead unidentified body was
found, and several persons are miss,
Ing. The wind was very light, other
wise the fire would undoubtedly have
destroyed large portion of the city.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
A Typical Texas Murder.

DENlsoN, Texas, May 19.-steye
Ryan, while intoxicated, killed Mrs.
Jno Robinson by pushing a counter
over on her, because she would not
sell him liquor. lie first drew revol,
yer and threatened to shoot, but she
disarmed him.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
Destructive Fire.

1 OLYMPIA, w. T., May ia fire
here this morning destroyed num-
Der Of business houses. The total
loss will reach $4,000, but the in.
surance will cover two thirds of that
amount.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
English Investments i'm American Rail.
way Bonds.

New York, May 19.-The five
million six per cent collateral trust
bonds Of the Atchison, Topeka and
Santa Fe have all been taken by
Barring Bros, who offered them in
London for public subscription at
Los, flat, and all were taken inside
Of two hours. 1t is rumored that
the Barings have taken another
five millions. Negotiations are
pending.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
A Corner that was not a Corner.

CHICAGO, May l9.-The testimony
taken before the Arbitration commit
tee which is fixing the price of the
corncred April wheat, develops the
fact that G. G. Walker was the chief
holder Of that wheat, having about
VA, 100000 bought. Mr.. Walker
held that the operation was in no
sense corner, and only became such
After the bears had largely oversoll
the market, in hopes of breaking it.
His story was so straightforward
that one of the chief dcfaulters has
already settled, and it is likely that
the committee will fix the settling
price at $l.4O.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
Bullion--Look Out for Him +!

Mr.. 4. J. SroLrz, travelling agent
for Friedlander, the popular tailor of
San Francisco, will arrive in Bullion
on Wednesday. Don't fail to call on
him and give him an order for good
fitting suit of clothes. Be sure to
examine his elegant line Of samples.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
No Mollie Mcguire Outrages.

Il CHICAGO, May l9.-Inquiry by
specials and by Associated Press de-
relops the fact that there are no un-
usual outrages by the Mollie Ma
.guires at Shamokin and Whereabouts.
The special reporting them was bo-
gus news.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
POstoMce Hours.

Week days-otlicc open from A. NJ. to : Il p NJ.
Sundays-from II to , r. NJ.
Money Orders issued from 4. NJ. to 4 p. NJ
No Money Order or Registry business transacted
on sunday.
Blackfoot mail closes at III A. NJ.
kelton closes ut Z A. NJ.
ketchum Galena and Sawtooth closes at IL u r. NJ
Bullion closes ut P. NJ
Boise closes Mt 5h p. NJ.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
AEOul Murder.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 19.-Levi
Preston, farmer, was shot dead on
the road home last night. John
Clark and James Cothrane have been
arrested on suspicion of being the
perpetrators.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
4 Prominent Man Suicides.

LOUISVILLE, KY, May l9.-Charles
NJ. Morton, wcll-known business
man here, suicided here to. day, by
shooting.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
The Presbyterian Assembly.

SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, May 2O-The
Presbyterian General Assembly oc-
|cupied most of to-day's session in
Bearing reports and doing routine
York. Saratoga was selected as the
place for holding the next meeting.
adjourned to this evening.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
Liberal Requests OF Dead Statesman

LACROSSE, Wis, May l9.-Thc
will Of ex- Governor c. C. Washburne
was opened to-day. Its contents are
not all known, but among the be-
quests are one Of $50, 900 for pub
JIG library. lie leaves $37, 900 for i
Memorial Orphan Asylum at Mime
apolis, as a tribute to his mother
The requests aggregate over $780,
600. The estate aggregates $780,
600.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
Shipherd to Have Another Hearing

WASHINGTON, May LIT is gen
orally believed tonight that the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs
will grant Shipherd another hearing
and let him give such testimony as
he chooses.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
Lodging ut Reasonable Rates,

Comfortably furnished rooms and
single beds, by the day, week OF
month, at reasonable rates. Single
beds 80 cents per night.
Mrs. S. JONES,
Cor. Bullion st. and First av.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
Sash, Doors and Redwood Lumber for
Everybody.

Hall, Cederholm 4 Co., Main street,
HALEY, are III receipt of 700 pounds of
sash and doors: also 10000 feet Of fin
ishing lumber and rustic.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
The First Freight of the Season.

Nails, all sizes, from 3-penny to CO.
penny, enough to supp ly all of Wood
River. just received at Cliff & Mckay's,
Main street, HALEY.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
People Who Want to be Driven Like
Sheep.

DURHAM, May l9.-The elections
resulted in majority for the party
opposed to responsible government.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
TO TO the HALEY Bakery

For cold lunches, of coffee, chocolate,
donghnuts, coffee cake, hot rolls, etc.
Main street, next door north Collins
store, Fred Sherman, proprietor.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
A Comfortable House.

l.. II. Woodin has for rent Il comforta-
bic broom house, and for sale one Rich
mond range, one bed lounge, one bureau,
several washstands, pictures, carpets, etc.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-22
fELEGRAPHIC
AMERICA.
UNITED STATES.

sPRc1AL DISPATCHES TO THE DAILY TIMES
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-01-19

3591 hsAl1aJa T1.rT -t.TsYa ERH gaa1a..-
"A pretty experiment. has been recently
described by the well Ekh8@n Belgian
physicist, MssPlateauit He bends, fine
iron wire SO as, to present the contour of
d flower of sfx petals. eThe ceAffaEfing
to which the petals ars attached is sup
ported on o forking stem, which is stuck
fn piece Of Wood. After oxidizinIe the
wire slightly with weak nitric acid the
flower IS dipped in glyceric liquid so as
to receive films Id the petaIs and the cenl
tEal part 9It is then turnHd aup, placed
on "a table near window and covered
with a bell jar For a little ut 'fifstiit ap-
pears colorlesss but soon q striking play
Of colors commences. lii the experiment
NJ. Plateau describes, thes flower eontin-
-ued showing notifications ,of. color for
ten hours, when dusk stopped observa-
ton. Next morning severa petalsshad
-burst9 The liquid used awas of . very
mediocre quality. III. Plateau recon-
mends preparation Of the liquid thus:
Dissolve afresh piece of Marseilles soap,
cut upinto small pieces, in forty parts by
weight of hot distilled water Filter
after cooling and mix thoroughly three
volumes of the solution with two OF
glycerine. The solution should be
lsft at resttin all air bubbles are gone,
*.
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80 is evvery boldly says ma but the gurls win
marry wei. says pa look at rosy she is in love
with that good lookin RASCAL on IL hundrid a
year.
,'she shant have him says ma now don't be
a Drllte and cut down expenssis perhaps 10
VIII help you out my brother jo is a Stingee
| ole kur says pa. 81 II he knows we are hedan
ears over in Diet he wuddunt leve Ted sent
don't want sent pa says | five sents aint
much d onesent aint nothin 81 uncle 10 is an
makes me Cray Zy says pa & ma kissed me in
huyry d pusht me q Long to the dore
pa had his he'd burryed in his hands & KEEP
sayin' roo ined, rooined and all for appearan-
ces so ! am tired of ritfng such long Com
persishun and the coach man took me. back to
skooi q that is all know a Bout newyears''
Uncle Joe quietly folded up the serawl,
and looked out from under the thatch of
his eyebrows at Hedge, who, glancing
at Lou, and seeing she was dangerous,
silently left the room and the house.
Sorghum followed, also politely escorted
to the door by Uncle Joe's steady gaze.
The method failed with Fred Tremaine,
for the look only sent him as far as
Rosie's side, where he sat down with de-
termination. Mrs. Gloss was sobbing
Historically, and her husband seemed in
clined to drop down dead
"Well,n Uncle Joe began. well,
aren't you pack of idiots to sacrifice
your comfort and honesty for this
wretched show of fashionable life? Now
I've always disappointed you in the
money way, and I'll do it STILL" Mr..
Sam Gloss trembled. ."rn do it still;
for you think I'm going to see you 60 to
ruin, and won't. / will look over mat
ters with you, Sam, and find out how I
can put you on your legs again. But
stop this ihigh-pressure living, and give
this girl, Rosie, to Tremaine, who is
good fellow, if he is poor. -
Rosie. and Fred tried to say some
words of thanks, but failing to do Justice
to their feelings, eonsoled each other by
clasping hands.
:" There is worse misery than poverty, ~
Uncle Joe went ON, g and Miss Louhad
better cast about for some good boy at
'thousand-dollar salary, for no more
brokers will desire her dowry to mend
their capital. As for and Uncle
Joe rose to 60 into the library with his
brother" he's an example to all young
writer's exact, truthful, impartial. /
value his manuscript. L shall keep him
in pocket money, and make him nv
heir. Harper's Bazar.
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Texas Painted Caves.

g. Mr.. ]. Van Vie informs the,reperter
that his grading forces on the Mexican
extension Of the Sunset Railway are now
at Painted Cave. on Devils, River, or
about two miles beyond. The work
east of that point Is FerytrougR, but Mf.i
Van Vie has comparatively easy work
for about-haf q mile west There are
three caves at this. locality, all of which
are painted, the figures of bufaloes,
bears, Indians with Bows and arrows in
warlike attitudes, Indians mpunted and
on the chase, squaws, etc. The caves
have been tatooed entirely within, and
many of these, figures are still in q good
state of preservation. This work was
done by the red men in years long gone.
by, as the oldest white citizens refnem-
ber4 theseapaintings, and say they look
very much now as they appeared thirty.
and forty years ago, indicating the great
age Of the paintings, Mr.. Van Vie has
occupied one of these caves for kitchen
and dining room purposes. aItsis about
forty feet long and ten feet wide. It is
approached by climbing hill, when the
cave is entered from the side of the hill.
Its mouth is covered BY clusters Of vines
pendant from the branches and bouehs
of a clump of hackberry trees. In the
top of this cave is hole, extending to
the surface, through which MrsY an Vie
has run two stevepipes.w Another, cave
still, its shape being round, and of capac-
ity to hold seventy or eighty people, is
used for storage purposes. The third
cave opens in q solid rock, bluff, being
about six feet. in. diameter at the
month, and extends backwards a dis
tarce Of about $50 feet. phis cave cay is to
be- used as d magazine, in which the
powder for. Tblasting purposes will he
stored. just below tie caves the cliffs
of the rock extend from twelve to fif-I
teen feet, leaying9a vacant space omD
about forty feet underneath them, Mi.
Van Vie will locate his blacksmith shop
under these cliffs to repair and sharpen
tools and shoe horses and mules. This
region, until within the past two or three
years, was the wildestin the State. and
the red man was its inhabitantsI So it
had been for all time past,se far as known.
And this is another remarkable instance
OF how we Americans are progressing.
even pushing our greatest agencies Of
progress through the very Gibraltar Of
the sayage.-san Antonio Ezprsss.
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! Georgia, I need scafcefy Intention. Is
the famed d}and. of beauty, and the. .nien
we had with us in the train, or saw here
and there in town orcountry, do notcer-
tainly belieltheir reputation. for they are
mostly tall and well made and nave the
ehiseied high brow, the thin ,aqdiline
hose,ath 8nnd mouths peculiar 10 the
Caucasian type. They all. high and low,
affect the Orient garb-wear fong, dask,,
almost trailing garments; round fur caps,
Or white cloths aTban-fasmoned sbut
cumbrously and Enthusiastically, If not pic
turesquely, falling IN folds and flaps to
theirts shonlders; sad all re1girt witha
silver belt on which hang a ponderouis
eifneter and along yataghsn Thepr%cz
tice of2p 2pearing arms sKas universal
among these Christians as among their
most savag NfnssuIIiiaa fell0w-subjeets,
though there is nothing Warike, sor even
manly, in the look and bearing Of these
back homeless Ge6fgiaas, &hol laoan, mot
forget hewslittle their weapons ,availed
them against Persians and Turks, from
whose inroads they eeIId find o9other'
escape than, in an signoble surrender of,
their national existence, no refuge from
the Turks ekeepf III theasnss ofitlie lRsass.t
IOf the beauty Of theG Georgian women no
very striking specimens came anywhere
in oar way!a Hefesias esefym1eae aeise'
in Russia, femalessof all ranks Aayetheir
cigarette cases in their pockets; but here
for the first itinieI Wasapplied 10 by a.
lAdy--a demure mere, than middle-aged
lady-for "a light. = Would the dear
old soul have BEEN SURPRISED hadI re-,
minded her that she was in q, non n-smok-.
ing carriage, and that Some Of the strong
er sex might object toatobacco smokePsA
Odessa Aettentqtbf Lo'sdop, Times. .aev
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1882-01-19
shrouded in Her Wedding Clothess

This efitirep community has Just been
saddened by one of those terrible mis-
takes that are constantly occurring iii
every part Of The country but from, which
Fargo has Antil now had 4 blessed sex-
:. Thafsdaylafte while slldthe lts
tie city was, engaged in the festivities of
II Thanksgiving Day, while dinner parties
Were, being given and0 merry groups
were gathered around many q -hespitable
board; while Preparations were going
on for thestSf parties, festivals ana eeins
certs, artsrending tragedy was being
enacted at one Of our most popular hos
teis:3sA fair young gifl, IN aabthe bloom
and beauty of LIES golden morning. was
innocently and carelessly booming her
/ III To- ldeath,1 JTIsf9 sd3 Ee6w IIgsG
- Miss Ada Prices aged tYentyrone
years, was sister 3f 81 Mrs. Joe Lamont SIC
Of the Headquarters Hntelzo Thursday
afternoon, having occasion to take lit,
tle masnesla, or powdered chalk, she BY
someiawfal fat&lity ynadesa mistake cand
swallowed arsenic instead. Her sister,
Mrs. Lamont, was herself confined to
her room bycsiekfess,l sosthat the frights
tW error was not, discovered for four
hours. Then The stffferih;gss 0f the hap
less giffthad become SO gfeatD Dthaa there
could be no longer Disgusting Of the,faot
that she was poisoned Dr.. Rdiph was
speedily called in, ,tanh shorflyaffmwapd
Qrs. Darrow, and Galloway. were. sum
mbned, and all that medical SKIN could
-dd was doneg 10 asaxa the ponng life, sol
full of promise = but every effort was in
vain. The deadly poisoh 81 f ia had done ' its Is
work all too surely7G ABOUT ESQ 0selock
Yesterday afternoon the unfortunate girl
passed into the great beyond. olis'as'a !
- Such a iease would he sad enough
under any circumstances, but many
things 'conspired to make this one more
than ordinarily pitifuEo Sheshadf fbutre-t
Gently come to Fargo, and had already,
won many friends BY her intelligence
and unusaallE : amiablee and attractiye
qualities, She died among comparative
strangers, tfotigh friends; but another
fact iendsadded oignancy tothes sorrow,
which her fate must excite. Miss Price
was to have been married in 4 short
time to Charles sScptt tslopg.i the heading
surveyor in the. Black Hills. Last Sat
urday he reached here; ftilf- -of a strong
Snianss love nands hopeq They were to,
have gone, On their wedding tour to visit
the Home and family Of the young bride
at Perth Ontario. NOW herhridalg
will be, q shroud, and instead of visiting
the loved home a0f her cifildh66H III as a
Joyous bride, leaning salpell the. husband
of her. CHOICE she will 90 a corpse and
she viii be- the first lmotff otr fi1e e this
houraof teriblea bereav ve1neut her sister
Mrs. Lamont, and her anguished hns-
band that was to have been, viii have
the hentfelt tsyinp pathyo Of themhele eemY
, mpnity,9aIbargo unity, abar Cd; ~ Argus:
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THE NEW. YEAF s WELCOME.

RInr. bells, ring! for the King is here; ;aHtss :
Rius, bells, ring for the glad New Year. Il
IL mounts his throne with smiling face,
Ills seeptre lifts with majestic grace.
ainR for the joy his advent brings;
Ridt for the happy songs he sings:
Ring for the promises sweet and true
gjth which we gladden. our hearts anew.
ne newborn Year is o happy fellow,
III voice is sweet. and low, and mellow: u,
With the Christmas holly his head is crowned,
ETtb the Christmas blessings we'h wrap him
sround. -
TbeD ring, bells, ringi for the joyous day
me Past lies silent, the PRESENTS gay:
ring out your merrfest, cheer after cheer,
fSxelceme the birth of the Happy New Year |!
la sfsaaa Mary d. Brine.
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aSCH0QLl ANDs,GHuRCH


1.-THE iCzarais' asTegalaE ehHch1geer
maintains two fine chosfs AZ iPet6fRofs d2ii
Il isestimatedu that.t the thirty,thres ,uls
/ issionary societies, at. work in Africa
have Secured npwar III 80 S6, ,060 co1yeftts hfs9
Foa The Methodissi iEpascopafa aBoord sfid ua
Edpeationi received last year SIS, ,256. and
aided about 100 students Who are pre- ho5
pairing forstlie minisBrpdt no se ,atgtH 4uo
hal1Bys q voteef che, Baptiss Deacons, at, ,o-,
Menaoeia, Ind figure Of Venus which =
had been embroidered on az S6ressn 70 yS1uf
the pAster'a dasghterswss daelaped unit. etys
70 pc sold at the church fair. ss~~
rThe Tennessee Diocesan 6ontsRfios icy
Pof fhea Protestant EEpisonpsa GhaFehp psr nfo
ishes, and 5,758 c5fnhmiifn6ieahtss ssfSh f6 TRssdw
/ Ecdifirniationsid sidunng the ysafsypfe 2SlsYad
The Americap Unitarian Association ).
has taken steps to have hew c0mmeffl osI
targ sonothe old ani1 oNeib Testanienta,srrr
sfBdpared,r It has also, appointed a mis-
slohary to labor among the 'Scaiditix bhA
vians of'tfie West 3 On los ot nfaad eoro
brif London last year provided additional s..
SCHOOL accommodations Tor 20, 900 'chif sA1
Sdfdn and nov afhssrtctst atsshsrApartasam
1scHools and at the voluntary schools oyeE, :,
capita wass8JI&f arissb eszcis79df ,aW
70 The nunlbsof UBaptisti iAssosiations, us
& shalssss asp@a aa VIII Bss;ass sa lla
these eotheocolorean nehyxeAsi swith-v,
80 900 members, making grand total Of sHs2
166, ,000 Baptists inJthe StatelTRf 10 enil iGo
~ Mr. RobeitAs RsrnHsspfl lSt 4io,lis,,,ad
has presented the Trustees. of the Cen
trA Methodist College IL Z &c H aystte, 3 s How sai
ard Councy with the handAp1he sum efrxtoa
,$2P, 900. The college will show its ap7
probation BY founding the fRobefS AT 10
Barnes Professugahip. to Bafom Iufsaeoona
"a "A Canadian ;parsop radertopk. to
break up the hsigs good Old custom 81 sltepsass
ng III church by summ0nink the Hkpcssyyif
Hdshpers before a magistrate on
charge Of interrupltting divine serSite essra
But His Honor ioal odismisssft dIle csseon,a
sfh 80 prser f0 each paFtg |o Pay ts9gwn vd
q "a ofaeaieagomeuoincau.,oi,
a fofmsa E;as5sb s e5sEs hShsR s # ths
of gnitasanaedetys Ewssdsssssed gsdT
ss sss rlt fsls Il seS ssssai
day bsidesotaa thinsnuctipn0imusAseesorr
pfiap ethics and psyeology,
!, An effort viii be. made IN the South ~
Carolina LegislaREss snSAp iGissession,adf
41 5ORraEiae tf@ The Fsopssniipgg liz Of m
surplus eArhiHgs a0f fathsoSIats HsniEn-fss
sifrys tor that sRFpese Three or more
professors will be added to the corps oofa faSo
teachers AheSdy infdh2gsnfb the nertsgr
ctlturals eoll lege, the gidea, heiag. to en-
large the curriculum and place ittha iinstiloo
tuition on even s6anp with sinailaruWsiw
other States-rc. s,.,o
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a Delightful Mud Hole, r. !.

What a Delightful Mud Hole. 1t is
quite deep and inviting. How Cool and
Pleasantit must be in the Mud Hole. Good
little Boys and Girls can PLAY in the Mud
Hole and Make Lots of Nice Patty Cakes.
Tell the Baby to come, too, and then you
can Put Mud in his Ears and he will Shlash
the pretty Black Water all over Susie's
new Frock,-Dsnver Tribune Primer.