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STATE FLEE MEMS CONVENTION.

Tho following iiremen will atteuo tho
state ftemsn's convention, which c%onveues
10 Fort Worth today. Toe following 70 IS
r. legq'ee, Including Charles X I'M, chief and
=. ". Linskie, seoIftary: Lsnp1lj Bohny, =.
Al maj, Engine Company No, Gamble
Dadien, 81 Hook and Ladder No. j; w.
James. o. Engipe Company No.2 Willism
.Jprktns K.aa Company No. /.
Members Il ono Company No. l, who
will attend ere: Conrad Mayer, foreman;
ID. Horn, first assistant ioremapl Louis
Le1way, second assistant foremani George
Bureer, engineers Ionic Enginser, stoker;
A Miller and william Long; Charles SUd'
brur, Edward Ho1is, pipomen. =,
Asiirsmen, y ,gei and ricgs, Dfe55rl n
LAS. Wet end Canton, GOitfre aud k'cni
Cnhp and Otto, Paper and Schmid
frank McCombs, steward; JuliuB Kahn,
tolch.cirrler. -,
They will leave on he noon train and will
s,ke the steamer "Old ylgs' with them 10
enter the drill, which comes OIL to-mo row,
for the best drilled cOmnany. Dallas 10
betting on their Carrying of the prize.
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WIND AND RAIN STORM.

Yesterday afternoon n 500 o'clock n
furious wind aud rain storm burst over the
city. For ter mioutes tho wind which
came from the north blew with terrific
force, and was followed By 4 hard, soaking
rain accompanied by thunder and vivid
flashes OF lightning. Judging from the
dapse clouds in the northwest, the rainfall
IN That section must have been very heavy
though the fall was general throughout the
county. The crops did not specially need
Il, though II will help The corn.
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For several years past Mr.. Jones and tne
civ hsys btcn fighting osch other in the
courts. for the posscssion Of a strip Of a
supposed to have bscn O part OF Sycamore
s,reet, north a Psc fc avenue. Mr., Jones
beat tho city IN tho district and also In the
appellate court. The city has been IN @
anandary what 90 do obou. t1e. matter.
Yesterday moraiDg, While running the
lines of the property IN ques'
tior, City Eogiueer Johnson dis
covered that the missing properly
Mr.. Jones has been after was on another
mart OF the lot. ThiP will make a great
ch-nge, and the probabilities are that there
will be more litigation between him and
the civ.
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CITY COURT.
the ely.

Civ ". b. Tones, w. II. Wolf, j.. Horn,
intox.catlon: Fl ned So eaoh.
CITY vs.. Jim Jones, George Myers. Frank
Roele snd w. MegRs, profanity; first two
lnpd 81 esnh, last Two SO each.
City We. Emma Sheppard, vegrarcy; cor
tinued.
CIV va. w. Metzker. fighting; fred -.
Citv w. @. Smith, fighting; finsd 80. =.
Cltv w. w. Fleming, intoxicatioH; HARD
CITY Va. Nellie Nelson. interfering With
private property; ci-cIafged.
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TIM WHEAT CROP,

throughout the country, and farmers cay
tina. tho wheat crop VII produce u larger
yield thar they had egpscted. The general
| opinion IL TIA. IL is the best crop raieed for
year, aud that the average yield will be
rom twelve 10 fifteen bushels per acre,
There 10 but little rust and the grain is yell
matured. Other small grain will also yield
more than IL was at fret thought 1t would.
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LoyDoE, June Decentralization prove
the exp osicn was clused by the inDccen
occupsnt, en- electric az. msking exper.
menfs.
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CONVICT.

Joe Morris (colofeo) was feed s25 and
cost In Two cases esch IN Justice Ksndalri
cours Yesterday morning On The caaree o.
exnoripr his person 10 lot of little girls,
There WIRE elk cssfs IN AL fgairst him, ori
"a Ire cost in each 1.-THE two cases II which
he p.eeded guilty footed up a good s'z.d
sum. the remaining four cases were DIS
missed. He will be take. to the poor farm
10 work cut MS hnes.
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1.n1r., rypnSiTioN PARTY.

Toe L. ies' Auxiliary Expedition society
viii give a lawn party on Friday evening ~
Shsdy View park. from 8 p. N. tol2o clock
They will serve csks, ice cream and berries,
and an admission Of 10 cents viii be
charged. Every member a. oxpfo ed to be
prrsept and bring o Mound Of something
q be euctiooed of. The following u the
C MMnrEs ON REFRysHMENTs:
yssdanes W. j. Ross, W. IL. CASTOR, Il,
II. Keller, Montgomery, W. l.. Hall.
COMMITTEE Oh POUNDS.
NesSHmes Qnilimat and Davenport
Mispes Emma ODpenheim, Matte Caruth,
hngie lie her, WcJtheimer, Carrie Fisher
Castleman, Irene Swink and Matte Bur
ford.
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NoE lrls, s director eaa chostn ylce-presl.
dent t0 tugcrtd Nr Caller, uud Mr. Jules
SCHNEIDER vac Elected O. director 10 succeed
hiW,
tursuaug 90 e. resolution passed, Mr..
king ihe stcrotafy addressed the follow
log
.%LErrER.,T nrgS
to MI Oppenheiufer, on his resignation o.
PRECEDENT ~ the exchange;
leNss Texas, Juue TO- lssL-Io ~ Oppec-
heimcr, Hal
DEAR sm; AN Instructed by the board
O. tireoiura 20 say that they haYr heard with
feelings ~ profound regret your determine.
tinf 90 iltigu "a president Of this exchange,
a. rendered in your favor Of the lith ia
3 ant. No city or Institution can AFFORD "a
lcfe o. citizen n member whose career has
90 cousuicu1usi5 demonstrated bis watch
word Ui progress 90 has been evidenced IN
! g11r caso since you have taken sour resi-
dence with us, aud now just about
~ eujoy the fruits OF your energy q has
yon leave W, 10 q source Of regret not only
60 members. bit tho entire membership
whom ne have the honor to represent
IL accepting your resignauOu, be assured
mat The recollection Of your lahore viii be
ever fresh iu the memory 90 the outlro body,
H4f orr most earnest and cordial wishes
WIN accompany yOu hot prosperity aud
hrt.th may ever attend you and yours ia
your new home. ! am with great respect
yUlr cbldieut servant.
g a. KING, Secretary.
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Important

VI TFWNNffNNf
When . visit or leava New YORK City
sayo baggage, cSpressea or carriage hire and
stop a. tie Grand Union hotel, opposite the
Grand Central depot. Six hundred elegant
rooms, fitted M at a cost Of 81, 900 900, TO.
dnced 10 g. aud upwards per day. Euro
peau plgn. Elevator. Restaurant supplied
With the best. Horse caro-, etnges and olo'
varsd railroads TO all dcpots. Families car
live better for lose money ut tho Grand
Union hotel than in any other irst-olEsI
hpfal in Tho civ.
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TEnEENL COURT.

The inty in the case Of Fnret & Bradley
Manufacturi1g cmpany vs. ". Adams IL
Sons. returned p verdict vnttstdgy IN favor
ofplaintils for 1908, audfJrdc'andents $500
i7r sctual damages by reason oi tho wrong
ul sneing CUT Of the attachment.
In tue c1ae ~ Plaulingtor d Armour,
the iurv returned a Serd e. for plaintiffs for
siCG5 l2, the amount o. lhtlr debt.
I'm, t-tnous innd csla OF Elizabeth Il.
Knriz vg. G. a. Hophim Of el., involving
ths uDis %! .g..A luror.l acres 81 fine
laid IN Denton couotv, Is nov Oh trial.
Judge Carol. 0t Denton, aud Colonel Hen.
nv Of Dsllas, represent the d%eiendsnts, and
Messra. B%ookhout, Crawford sud Smith,
the plaintiff.
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OUEIsS ESrHER.

The rehearsal this evening at Msyer's hell
begins promptly at $3.50. All those who
beautiful cantanta are earnestly desirel 20
DO present. A number OF new recruits have
volunteered and we expect q pleasant
evening. Come carly and bring your
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Every lady usesPozzoni' med iol,ed com
rlrxion powder. IL Is n household treas
Gre. The madam finds 1t impossible to 10
oowr own without fret rubbing l. on. II
tle BABY cries sac goes Tor the p0H box. II
ha "O'i man" comes home rufled or chafed
because business H. duh, oiU., Pozsoni'f
powder couls and allays bis troubles. Then
II Us ,lidlome 10y. No family should be
..tHHtf.t IL
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he proposal to Tar@sy to ssnd troops ~
he houdan, and informed Turkey that II
he refused 20 accept the Invitation TO BE-
resent a, the conference II would meet
Mllhlnt her.
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LOST.

T osT OR srRAYFD-A OHnsTNUT soR-
IL rel ho sc, with light maue and tai; ran
away on Sunday morning about III o'clocl;
stree; the animal Is about Is 10 to 10 hands high
and had nothing on him but n bride. A fnita-
bic reward will he paid iur his return 10 Con-
nslls Livery stable, on Hlm street, or Nc. 81
Mai- s'rset. elicit
4 Osl-OS MAIN sIkkkr, BETWEEN NuR.
IL pny and eycsmoic, one ear-fing. Finder
will be Handsomely rewarded by leaving same
n MUPnOCK e HALDWIN's drng tto-e -
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TnE PASTOR ASSOCIATIONS on
DIVORCE.


Yesterday morning the Pastors assocla-
ton adopted toe !ailONing paper:
WdrrrAs. MarriAc. IL u divine ins,itu'
too, aud is usod Ia lcripts.et 10 illustrate tht
union that IL bet NeeD Christ ana his
c1urch, approved BY his presence aud nrst
miracle 81 Cana OF Gaiilee, regarded by tee
Arosile Paul as honorable among all men;
ard
tors associations in q lsrent PARTS OF the
country hsvs recently expressed themselves
IN no uncertain way concerning tho un-
roripturaf divorce LAYS aud The evils result
ing thtrefrom In most of our states. u d,
WHrEgAs, A nor0id condition OF tocial
norality 10 our republic has led TO lax Leg
S~ls,1ou IN nearly all OF the states on the
Subjsct o. divorce, rendering the dissolution
n ehe mrrrisgs relation easy, aud tending
- vit,ets aud destroy II; therefore,
Rasofve5. That We. the members 81 the
& ~ - association oil Dallas, express on
noprovsl OF such legislation, ana VIII 90
d our power TO ~eliignten .as Dc. ~
and quicken the rubiic conscience ~
1n1fef TO tbs end that We may OBTAIN
~ IA harmony with the word OF
- recognizes but one, or ~ mos,
ronpds Of divorce, adultery ana
list We are opposed to the re-
guilty party who kas been
Elce 10 Gods lag; tlso TO
,ons who have been ia,
nd. and rs minis ors OF
withhold our services
applying for them IN
A. p. Smith, pres
ar~*tary II. L. VIII
~ Bf ,ufhiop, w.
L. Csrlsnder.
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NOTICES,


AOIICE-uhDhn AM ny AUTHORITY
the city OF Dallas June 8, 1SSi, scaled propo-
fa's viii he r oeieed ut the Office Of the City Sec
rs,rry until . oclock p, M, September ], last,
FOR ligAt ng the city either by gas or electric
light for II nOriod OF two years, from snd efler
November 10 1889, Tho City Council reserves
"a q rlIht 70 eject any or MI bids.
jsi2f WE. PARRY. City Secretary.
NOTICE TO DEBTOus AND CkEDlToR3.-
IN Tha und r igued, whose residence aud
pott OH e Il ~ Dial as. Texas, having been duly
Appointed adm ~ni,trator OF the est to OF J. ID.
Stcrmlongcr. late of Dallas county. d ceased, alta
held for probate and other like PURPOSES, On
the 8isi day OF May last, her, by notifies all per-
sons indebted 10 said estate % make INN dinte
paymen and those havi-g claims agaius the
came & Iresent then duly authenticated within
the time rsscfibed By law or they will be post
pom d as tho lay directs. ED. C. SMITH,
: Thts Jr-o 1854. admir-.
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L'oE shLk-TWO FOusEs; EACH HOUSE
Z co1taiull z four rloms; cistgzns very conye-
nlept; 2j.fuot vaca I lot the three lots contain
l05 feet front on Commerce street. Inquire at
1ilt ICE street ieT-lm
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TH,.0 slI,rinF from -.9.peia, lndigOB
r. l. .tC.. should read tuu ndytgligCmCul
0 .'lII'4 l'llit npaf Frr'c.
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n arxAs & PSoIrIo RAILWAY

j. from 10 to il hours tho quiokeit route TO
Nafhvile, Chattanooga, Rockville, &C.
Tickets nj 5Oi Main street.
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' piano good rs new. standard make. Amply
90 W.. II MurI0os, DALLAS, or to rs. V. HoS-
hLna InrrelL !. oEne. ln1l.0 I
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"a. CITY OF DALLAS.

ICE WAITER IKEE,
AMI no trouble TO answer questions o. ON
Main greet.
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EfOR5ALk- BkO0I MAytiINt as EOh SkLE
y Two new mgclinei and presses, Wcstiake
. 1riticfi riaituf-cture, for uaio ,ncRp. A dress
VIZ. pFprTS. care Herald Office. inn22tf
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yrUk oaLE Or KIM = A FlrhV-ULAS-,
L brand usw yGnO; viii sell on the inrtali.
mont Man. AMY 10 Sl Ross avonuf. feh29tf
OF s.LE-sALOUN FUnNliURf COM.
K ursiug 90 "A or. shsiying and ioe chest, as
good az new; vii self very cheap los cash. Adj
dress S.. Horald ohics. Hrtct.
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WANTS.
WAN ED a WHITE GIuL 10 worn IN
" a email family, Apply 70 iis bryan ~

WAN ED A WHITE GIlL 10 WORK IN
a email family, Apply 70 us bryan ~
WANTED-BY TEXAS STONE COMPANY.
~. " good labufera 10 yqTk ~ quarry. and
one blncksm IN, Lear Niilfap. Enlnifo AZ S3l
Main ttrccl. iw
"A ANlEL-eECOND.HANp MOsLkN, LIE.
buld or Hall safe 90 weigh about loo
pounds lnqniie a. Office OF sAEGER BRus,
WANTED While WOMAN 10 COOK,
WASH aud Iron for man aud wife. Apply
at lOl Live YAK itreet Jeli.2
! M1ANTED-A COOK AND PATTY COOK
~ .Iongyiew Junction Hotel, A, H..
CLoRE. iropIielor. hiS.lt
,~xIANrED-A FRS f-uLAs BOOKKgEpER
" 0esifea ~ siiuaiior; satisiacliou guaranteed
best Of references g. 10 responsibility. habits.
ability, exc. uall On ~ address X, 3l5 Kim
street hallas tl3th
AjANTEU-THE TEXAS ENDOWMENT
w Association win give good aud profitable
employment 10 experienced Insurance 40 ieltOrs,
Address a. NJ. Hall, Secretary, ~ Main street.
Dallqs, Texas, mayi7.1m
WANTED-A ~FiRsr.CLAss COOK, WHO
Will also wash and iron. IN Rkmall family;
FOod wages viii be paid 10 one iully competent.
Annlv NJ 10 olive streot mayS.ts
Az AhTEu-AOilVk MEN TO CANVASS
" for our huofcrlpron books IN every city and
county IN IoXu; liberal terms and permanent
employment cN en, Can o. or address j w.
SIR mo 30 Nsiu tttcot tnRr23.tf
"a Al -YOUTOBfUPArIIfk ATOM.
w Al NOT H. ~frsi-cla s accommodating ~
naf''.h Hntcs-ONLY ONE DOLLAR AND
TIVE. 1--WE CENTS YER Day. The bald
iug I. o. isF. vl n three tttirways IN case OF lfe.
Llcat. ii 300 tho IA ingss loill0u itho city only
- 4 touHro rom ~ e car linr, aud ono square
frm itAas L paUGl aad Ms. ouri Pacific dtpot.
Cony.liont Ia passengers e'Iniug or so.ng over
either foag. Oiicc open tit "a 100 Gu-sis nro
cLlg1 for nll Itai lAkl Prlnrleio-
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The c nler Of tie acutest agony is found
b. s.. Jacobs Oil, W ich curcs.
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Nsw ADVERTISEMENTS.
CIGARETTES

rIGARgTTE SMOKERS who are " nlng -
" ray n little moro for Gig ftCtics than ihe
p Toe charged fOi the ordinary ifsdo Cigarettes
viii find Tho
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y work horses, q 2-norse wagon, almost az
coed as new a 5000 2'seaied buggy 2 'ots Of
bought cheap fnt cssh. Call on i X BAKER,
Division Superintendent, or @, A. READ, Man.
ager. Ehe fol.phnne 10 nallas. Tex. mai6G
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TuH MUSICAL DEPARTMENT

Is thorough ard onectlyo IN irs workings. Offer
ing every facility afforded by the Boston Con
servAtory OF Music, with the adf ih1ual ndvan-
tsge of Individual instruction. Mr.. JAMES M.
TRACY end Miss MINNIE LITTLE have been
ong ana iavorablY known smong the teachers
OF y lston.
EXPENSES.
Including Triton. room rauL heat, light
board and incid ntals, per year. 5000. No pn-
oil will be received under 70 iteen yeah OF
zee, unless special arrangements ara maze to
the cOntra"y.
We ar, glad to refer the public IN Mr.. II. SEE
LIaSON, Of Galveston. and Mr. JOHN FINNI.
GAN. o. Houston. both OF whom navs children
In the school.
Fall Term Begins September I'd.
For oourscs OF study or sny infnrmaion moi
| coniair cd In this notice, Apply to the principal
L. l.. BURLINGTON, A. M,
franklin, Mass.
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Il On 5ALE-A NEW, hOoMl. WO-
4 81 ry resid nuc. oOnvesi utly arrau ged and
S AIDED ~ forest aid oIhor trees, wator. works
attached, y LARGE cislern, several SPRING, a llv.
log aud ever. flowing stream running through
the south cad 1iihe grounds, wkich 10 suscepu
hle OF beng made very beautiful and attractive
at little expense, and can &c utilized for raising
FISH; In u choice neighborhcod, conveniet TO
business, fronting on Two streets, and within
lars ptice and terns, call on NURPItN q 30.
LAM, Heel Estate Agents and Collectors, No.
200 " In strret ~niay3l-lf
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L'OR sALE-FuRNIrURE CARPETS. NEW
L 2.sgated carriage, horse aud harness. A. OP'
PEN ElMhR. conner Eryay and Young SIS.
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Lon LE-Tli PLANO MILE" EM-
4 hrAcing I sets stones, ! for corn. 2 TOR wheat
AID ! for middliugs, purified and everything
complete, with capacity OF 80 bbls -four ror day;
slso 1 gin stands, engine aud boiler of Go horse
power Also . good dwellings of 4 rooms, well
end spring and 10 &C es OF land. ION surinR creek
IN q llln county within one mile ofthe II. & II.
q. Railroad at Plano and In the center OF a fine
rich agricultural c1untry, thtokly populsted.
Considering tho location aud the magnificent
crop OF grain hat IL now being harvested, u
better bargain can not be had VIII sell for
cash or pari cash ard balance In good farming
property. Offered only 10, a short time by n UR-
pay &BOLANH, Real Estsia Az nF, No. 100
Main street dallas. Texas ielhif
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YOUTOBrUPArTIIh NATOIN.


GogSALE-uWING 10 Ny Az I'm y FOE
4 q protractel tmo.I can tpi sale 10y mao
Applv 10 MnrtYn's 81 .Ole. Mail ftreeI JOHN
" kLLlOTr, .el7tf
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EOR sALE-ONE BOfLKR AND gNGINE.
/ 3.hofse power good condition: tor salo cheap.
20 LAW 4 LOGAN. corner Commerce.
nd Market stfcotE. isl7tf
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TAKE TuEDALLAs &CHICAGo SLEEP
Err.
Bsrthe reserved at 50f Main s'rees only.
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ACADEMY
4 Flrstclass BOARDING SCHOOL for Both
sexes, Eit1aiCd In the Town Of
franklin, bias aCbdS8lis,

Twenty eesc m los + ON 30 tor On tic New
York d New Fnylsrd Raj rad TIL town con.
tains nbour four t1ousauA nh biiauts. slvo
ctutches. - good ioWn library, aud Is witnel a
very desirlo.e piGG for III educa iOaul ilttitu.
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LONDON, June 10 -BstEeen 6 O'Clock In
the evening aud 9 in the norning. here
affer, only the main entrnDcs to the palics
stations viii be used. A constable VIII Be
ksot on special duty all the time at the
enfrauce.
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.DEs, June l6:-Admirsl II wilt has tr-
ID from his mission to Tbs king Of
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LONDON, June i6.-Tne Psll Mall G,zstt'
says: England, on ju1e i2th, viihdres
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III 5. sfELvES,
IL. ATToRNEY-AT-LAW and BANHER,
Seymour, Baylor Coun =, Texgs.
Exchange hOug6t Rad g0ld o. al principal
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tNorurR nYsANtTg "ythpn

OoSsTADr, Juns I6.-Anotler naval or
. fcer has been arrested on the charge Of
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FOR RsNr.

LOR RENT-PARrO OF A HOUSE TO RENT
J. rooms, Kitchen and servants room. or
rooms to rent: reerence required. Inquire AT
72l Paclfc avenue 1e3tt
NOR RENT-A NICE FURNI D ROOM,
y cool nnt pleasant at S0i Jackson ST, one min3
uin's wall from DnrOt. Rp2Oul
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-03-05
Answers to Puzzles of Last Week.

1-Chantcleer (Chant, l. clear)
2-() Tapir, (2) Deer, (3) Bear, (4) Hart,
10y Hare, (6) Bison (buys on), (7) Doe, (s) An
telope (aunt elope) 10y Ferret, (l0) Pig, uD
Lion, (lie on). (l2) Mastiff, 13) Reind eer (rain
dear,
s. w age S
o u
ostru M
r ra NJ
+ as +
ca X
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do what | will with my own. SO / have
dared to give you all | have. My income
has much more than suficed for my needs,
and the property has accumulated In my
hands. | can trust you with it-you will know
how to use It for the best There Is only one
thing more to say. It has long been my dream
for have known for years that could not
live TO be old-that some time after / was
gone, you might come here for your home.
have fanced your feet passing along these
garden walks whose flowers have loved.
have seemed to see you resting under these
trees, or passing from room to room, brighten
ing all with the sweet presence which remen-
Der so well. 1t has been, as said, dream,
but IL you can see your way to make 1t come
true, think shall know It and be glad-even
in heaven. | will not try to tell you what you
have been to me. You will know sometime.
And now, may God be with you, forever and
foreverl JASPER LANGLEY"
A very strange and beautiful surprise
awaited Margaret in her new home across
the sea. All the furnishings, as far az
possible the surroundings of the house.
had been modelled after the most careful
study of her tastes, aided by rare and
delicate intuition where certain knowl-
edge had been wanting. In garden and
conservatory her chosen flowers were
growing. On the shelves of the library
she found the books she loved BEST from
its walls looked down the faces of the
great and good men and women of the
past whom she had learned most to revere.
In the very tapestry of the walls and
covering of the furniture her favorite col.
ors were blended. Wherever she turned,
within or without, she felt the tender
ministration of an invisible hand.
She is not alone in the great mansion
the ancestral home of the Langleys.
Children's voices make music through
the stately rooms, aud little feet patter up
and down the heavy, winding Stair.
From hospital and refuge Margaret has
chosen, not healthy and beautiful little
ones, for whom happy homes are easily
found, but those whom accident of birth
or subsequent misfortunes have rendered
outwardly unattractive. Tenderly she Ia
bors to develop the lovely souls disguised
by bodies crippled and deformed, finding
in the words of the Master, Inasmuch
as ye have done it unto the least of these ye
have done it unto me-" at once her in
spiration and reward.
So the bread which the young school
girl cast upon the waters has not only
returned to her after many days." but,
like the fisher-boy's loaves at Galilee, il
reproduces itself for the cheer and susie.
nance of other lives.
And in heaven, Margaret believes, a
glorifed spirit, strong and beautiful,
"knows it and is glad."-Mdry A. p.
Stansbuy, in Christian Union.
The Vermont watchman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1883-1911, 1884-03-05
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