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performance was very thinly attended, a
CORES pondent writes, but how last
nights audience turned out NE ara not
aware. II was sheer madness. most
people will think, to bill the piece
against the circus.
THE out-of-town managers are all
ANXIOUS to secure Booth. Zone manager
had offered the entire receipts flor a
night OF Bdpti in any play. Another,
who is knoEn TO he both successful and
Lshhyd. SAYS: "IUant to wind np my
managerial laurels with Booth. II is
NV ambition to secure the tragedian for
lust one night and then lay down the
Esceptre-of focal management. A fexas
manager wisely says: "Yes, We all
want Booth; but for a month before
and a month after his advent theatri-
Gals in the Lone Star State will Ian
guIsh." There is no denying the fact
that out-of-town managers are Booth
mad.-Mirr0T.
WHILE am on "Amurrican" subjects
| may as well inform you that the re-
Gently made arrangements to revise
and strengthen Adonis are "off. D." Dixey
and Rice not Only now consider that
the. piece doesn't need revising, but
have also. possibly in order to show
their indifference for the verdict of the
London press restored the long BARRIERS
shop and store scene-a scene ut
terly csoteric to London Dlay-goers.
They perhaps deserve some credit for
their pluck Tor shall we say obstinscy p
but ] an inclined TO prOphesy that the
b Z once receipts. which have recently
been rising. little, y i'll go down again
with a rush. Meanwhile DiXey has
been telling Pail Nal Gazette inter
viewer all about his imitation of Irving
and how IL is done.
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THE CIRCUS.
fhe Sawtust Knights give Two
Immense Performances.

Ten thogsaBd people or such a rat
ter deserted their homes yesterday NOR
ming and surged out upon the streek to
view the parade OF Sells Brothers only
i-original Triple Combination ocean to
ocean cavalcade. The procession was
long one and full of such interest ng
spectacles as camels, elephants. lions
clowns, death heads, ladies and gentle
men in srangles, etc, ETC., ETC.; two or
three bands and a steam ceIliope fur
nished the enchanting strains 10 which
the procession kept time. On the cir
Gus grounds there was a perfect wilder
ness OF tenting and such pandemonium
of lemonade screechers, balloon hawk
ers, and side show orators as almost TO
distract the thrOlg which the process
sion brought from town captive in its
train. The fat lady, the wild men from
BorneO, the wonderful snake, the flying
fish and hundred other wonders too
marvellous for mention were on display
in the side tents, and thick and fast the
dimes rained IN on the seedy but
eloquent gentlemen who deScanted
upon their wonders.
The advertisements had stated that
there were 20 be three shows each day,
at 10, and Z, and a good many as
sem5led in the morning in the eXpecta-
ton that the big tent was 10 throw
open its doors. After an hours wait.
however, theyswsre sea EhQpne With tie
word that there would be 20 horning
northumberland the reason was, the
TICKET msn did not dlyulge.
At > p. IN. about 900 people as
Ssarfni IaFN IN a
very creditable exhibition everything
being done as represented on the pro-
gramme. After the first grand entree
two large EippOpotami were driven
into the ring and shown to the wonder
ing multitude. Among the more Prom
inent features, and those. especially
worthy of mention, we're the tricks OF
the trained doDkeys, the horse back
manage actlby Miss Allie Jackson, the
wonderful cOntOrtions by the Donaldson
Bros, the flying trapeze act, the per-
Torrance OF the woman with the iron
jaw, Miss Mennett; but probably the
most interesting feature and the one
that elected the most applause, was the
performance of the clown elephant
sid" who did host of many intelligent
Things. The show concludes with the
usual variety act. After leiving here
the ott4Er ID -. rsu7N in .FAuAcOuuat
Butte And. Allon they1apPear on sat
urdSy next IN LosAns. -. -
-Inregard to the disappointment felt
by many that there was no performance
in the morning il Is but just 70 the
Sells Bros. TO state that the announce
ment was made while the procession
was passing through the street that the
first performance would not take place
until in the afternoon
The gathefingunSer the canvass last
evening was far from laTgs-orit looked
so, scattered over the vast array of
benches. The wind storm undoubtedly
had0 good deal to do with the absence
of heavy crowd, though there is little
question but that the stringency of
maravediS and the presence Of a strong
counter attendance at the theater
were material considerations.
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TipsAud Fouls.

REID made q dandy running catch.
BRowN has good material in him. He
made one extra fine catch.
Bon KS center fielding is the finest
seer - the grounds for many a season
past.
TIA T.. is talk of the next gsme occur
ring 81 l5e New Lake Park resort on
Angus ga.
WE n y that the next game will see
> cents sNr udej en- straps TO keep the
bases down
ITwas al day IT.. {. Wells. His
throwing va sbOu a. straight as a
TriJ.r.e yarn.
No Gtiic' o:e was kept. owing to
same plumbers. The HERALD's record
Is correct IS far as il goes.
l. oYD kept up his fine record vester-
day. He was freely compared TO Dug
dale on q good many hsnds.
MARsETTs would not hurt himself If he
Wer@ TO go back 10 nrst principles and
do little ny catching practice.
The Nationals won $50, the Ogdens
$50. The form er wished to play for the
whole purse, but the latter insisted on
having il divided.
OUr o. the tWenty-Seven men. BuSby
put out eighteen, record not often ex-
eeiled. Rreed and Dermody were his
iuvSriahle victims.
Police regulations were bad again.
The crowd surged around the catcher In
! the r1c-r-svvfIlg manner without rTolr<s
tstiOn. The old fashioned ropes should be
returned 10.
Bass has not the promptitude for a
successful umpire. His hesitation
several lines yesterday gave rise 70
the belief thsdbe pitchers ffsd ssbuI-
dO1ed enc on N,0f his DECISIONS
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i Local BRIEFS.

cfncUs paid the city S75 for each
u-rfJHmrhce yesterday. ..7ri-2 % e.
TaERE ARs messages at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for G. g.. Dewey
and Charles !. Wilkes ...s ...... ava. =,
TaE WAsATcH boys returned to+owh
in high spirits last evening over their
vict5ry Ia the Lehi-Wasatch cricket
match. '''
IT'S understood that the D.&R. G. viii
run "cut rates" over their road to Lake
Park during the visit here of the q. y .
&. peoPle-5Ae fare Tor the round trip
beiGg placed at25c.
TIE wtfE of Mr.. Everett .. Burl-
.lgame, a daughter of Professor CT.
thomas. died yesterday. Her funeral
services g.li De held in the Thirteenth
Ward assembly rooms to-day at - 30.
friends are cordially invited TO attend.
6. ". TlMPsoS. Secretary and Urea
surer OF The Sixteenth Ward Brass
Band, called At THE HERALD. Office last
evening 20 dispute the announcement
tina. thai organization had gone out Of
existence. Three or four members
merely retired. he says, Butsthe major
ity stu kave cOntrOl OF all the inStru-
re0rgsu.ze under new auspices and
practice a. actively as. ever. .
THERE VIII be big day at Lake
Park o. the occasion OF the
excursion OF the a. o. L. w.
70 that point. which Is billed 10 take
u ce on she 18th of August next. The
Grand Lodge, which meets in Ogden
adjOurEs on that date, and in cOnjunc-'
ton wits the Park City, Ogden. Bing-
ham and Sais Lake. lodges, will spend
the day there. The management OF the
affair Is IN he hRnds of responsible
committees. who will work the thing
for all il Is worth. -r s-. '-
MEssEs. g. :. Gibbs. r. r. Anderson.
". T.. Miller ami John Daynes, of this
civ, We 20 KaysviIle yesterday,
and while there the three first
mentioned played a match-game OF
crOquet with Messrs. J. G. Barnes.
3. TAYLOR and Levi TAYLOR.
Eaysville won, Anderson and Gibbs,
Of the Salt Lake team. falling TO
reach the turning point. Several social
games were PLAYED during the after.
noon, all of which we're won by the
KaTsyllle people. The Salt Lskers had
An excellent time, but felt rather chag-
med at being 50 etfectuaily laid cut by
he country folk. 200 ..'.n ri. --
A NOsT interesting and exciting
match OF cricket was played at 'Lehl
YESTERDAY between fifteen members of
the Lehi Cricket Club and eleven of the
WasAtch Of salt Lake City, resulting in
= victory for the Wasstch team by
thirteen runs. Among many of the in
teresting items OF the game was the eX-
cellent bowling OF Mr.. J. 5. Paul and
the fine:batting Of Mr.. James Allen of
the Wasatch Club to whom may be
given large share OF credit.in winning
the match. In fact every. one acquitted
himself in 6rSt-rate style, and the
Wasabch boys are loud IN their praise of
the courteous and exceedingly kind
manner IN which they were received
BY their Lehi friends. The totals in. both
innings were-Wssalch so. Lehl O..
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HazeI KIrke inLnndnn.

II sounds somewhat odd, but it is the
truth, that Hazel Kirke has just been
done for the first time in London. \
writer 10 the Mirror says: 1.-The big
Madison Square success, Hazel Kirke,
by Steele Mackaye, was introduced -
Lopdon playgoeEs, af,the, FsndeTias
yesterday by Thomss w hiffeTl. FAot bf
course, resumed hiS.origiaai icnarac Ter
OF Pittacus Green, wholesale dealer in
quotations, apt and otherwise. We
found Hazel Kirke (which bsars a
suspicious resemblance 20 Con
quest and Pettitt's Green Lanes
OF England) one OF those PLAYS which
makes you think the dramatic taste Of
New York is quite a CENTURY behind
that OF London. And vet. in spite OF
its Undated plattudss and lltra-thea tri-
cal denuuciations , Hazel, Kuke +pos-
sesses many Ct those touches of nature
which make the whole world kin. aud
draw tears even from the most cynical.
What the piece needs is rewriting. l
don't make this suggestion, bear in
mind, for the benefit OF the dramatic
Critics Ring, viii h some II .your cob
tempOraries are fond of talking about.
but that Is what the play needs. At pres
emit the chief alteration made in Hazel
Kirke for the English market has been
TO transpOse the scene 20 Lancashire.
Whiffen, whom We found 20 be n sort OF
plump Charles Mathews, soon became a
fayorite. Blu for his skill, Pittacus
Green-a Kind OF American rover
would soon have become a bore. 7
hope soon TO see Whiffen in a better
part. Fernandez was a powerful Dun
stan kirke, Miss Milward a charming
and pathetic Haze and Fanny Brough
delighted the house as Dolly Dutton.
the beloved of Pittacus.
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At The Lake.

The rush to Garfield and Lake Point
yesterday was not so great as it would
have been had the weather been more
propiuous, the wind during portions
of the day blowing very. hard. The ad-
syerEsed pigeon matches did not come
off. owing 10 the lack of entries; how
ever the bathing was excellent. and the
many who did attend seemed TO thor
Oughly enjoy themselves. Three trains
will run out al the usual hours to
day.
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Name Them.
To the Editor OF TIE Herald

\ day or two since the Tribune pub
lished the statement that some Nor
mons" had expressed themselves
against the reception rendered 10 the
visiting members of the &. \. r and
had grossly insulted the finance com
mittee. II within your knowledge,
please state tor letC. N. Brown, Of the
committee. tell when and where and by
whom the said committee was insulted
II is easy TO make grouzdless assertions
and without foundation, especially
when directed against a given class OF
people. Give US the whole and will then
know the truth. VISDEX.
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I + '-"''''' H99+lT11
IhE brutal rSaEsu Of Barryrtorek
Pc Nedie1da' PfRded the san rai-

riscO~ critics. -
BES COTrOS and Carrie Swain aye
about to appear together in San Fran
cisco as Uncle Tom and Iopsy.
Mapleson has been trying 10 get a five
yesrss=lease Of Covent tSsrfen for opera
purposes. l hear to-day that he has
been successful. London Letter.
By all odds the grandest dramatic
treat to oe looked forward 10 By Salt
Lakers is the visit Of the Palmer Madi-
son SQUARE Co, which contains Stod-
dart. Flsckton, Maud Harrison and
Annie Russell.
NIB. CURTIS (Sam Of Posen). who ha :
been announced for the first week In
August, has given up MS dates. There
i now nothing booked st the theatre
until September 18th. the Madison
Square opening
MR. MD RoYLE leaves to commence
his Booth ENGAGEMENT during the latter
mart III August. The Home Dramatic
Club are doing some lively teiegraphing
east With A view 20 securing the manu-
script of a play which would go here
VIM 4 ,JuUur- WIN ,,fr. fsUyfe III UuEUf
Of the aiding parts-Provided It can be
secured.
TzEF FREE matinee Of the Green Lanes
of England % Provo, on Friday after
soon did not come of. Mr. .spencer,s
train being delayed BY an ACCIDENT and
he failing t0.srTiye- Friday-sFs niDg's
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jean CIara YYaItera.

"A letter from this well known and
popular actress to one of TIE HERALD
.saheconveys theawelceme inteIli ence
that she has had enough of the de
lightfu, climate" of California. and that
she intends buying her a small home,
and settling down in Salt Lake. She
expects to be here next month. and
may possibly appear with Carrie Swain,
with whom she has been playing in
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Ii. DeIIrhtfnI Resnrt.

HimbalI's Park House, situated in
Parley's Park, Is now open 20 tie public.
Only q few hours ride. Stages leave
Roberts & Neldon's drug store every
day at O'Clock s, m. Temperature de
hghtfui. Trout fishing excellent. Terms
g 50 per day. -, .. ....
KIsBALL & You've, Proprietors.
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G, CULNER' & BRos. are headqusr
ters for Paper Bags, either printed o.
plain. :
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The Rarest ofCombInatIons,

True delicacy O. flavor with true
efficacy Of action, has been attained in
the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup OF Figs. It's pleasant
Ia te and ehcial effects have rem
dered il immensely popular. For sale
by A. c. Smith & Co.
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GRAND ARNY-and other travellers can
save p per cent buying their large
best quality Gram Leather Bags at F.
Ausroach & Bros. Mammoth Estab-
hshment- Seeing is believing.
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sSeeIal to The Herald.

The portrait department. OF The Art
BszRr viii he closed from July s4th
FOR Two wesks-W1ir fe=Open August 9th.
L. r. SAVAGE
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Ice Cool Pilsener Lager Beer.

We nave manufactured new brand
Of Lsgf Beer after the celebrated Pill
sener process, ami beg 70 announce 10
our nu hertus patrons that ID can now
be four u on drought at pll the principal
salQoO4iR the eitx Go and try il.
Respectfully,
SALT LAKE CITY BREwISG Co.
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On and after; this date the lake Park
Resort Company VIII pay good carPen
tiers SO per day, abOat twenty more good
zOrkmsn, can start TOFk on Monday
morning. The work train leaves the
d. & r. q. depot az O'Clock every
morning.
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The Bottom Of the Sea

Yields no pearl that can exceed in
beauty teeth whitened and cleansed
with that Incompatible dentrifce. the
roster than the gums in which such
teeth are set. So say the ladies. who
are the best judges in such matters.
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GILMORE'S NEURALGIA CURE is
. positive cure for Neuralgia u the race.
side and stomach. For sale at a. a..
smith & Co.'S DruF Store. 8
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80 LOO snrInrr

This popular place OF resort has now
separate bathiug houses for ladies ana
ensemen. Excellent rooms, superior
Recommendations aud al the recreation
that-On desires. Wagons leave daily
at .. : 5, ?. and 10. a-m.-2, 3, 4. 5, and
pm. Regular Islns via u. c. al 3
am and 4p N Telephone to stables.
No. US. rrHss 1.cl rsa1f,
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sYovmust indeed be h@7t % please i
Won can not be suited IN furniture az
KARAT Bros. -Ghzm -eT'Sets from SD
10 $40. in ash enrique oak, walnut
mahogany, Parlor SETS from 80 up.
DihIng room, Kitchen, Hall snd once
furnifure. Chairs in endless variety, II
he prtsces are not satisfactory you are
10 ~ .BGzsAr4 BRos.
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Lucas Z Goddard Bros

Make 3 speciality of Jersey butter. gro
ceres and provisions. No. 81 z. Second
South Street, Salt Lake City. Tele-
phone No. 2I3.
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: THE .EeEzAIe SBELE Co, Msfts -;
Mich = offer ~ issad ytheiI. Cslsoss
VoLs&Ic Bells and EfsctTic.APR - = -
on fh-Sy day = sTii y Az :, ulA9 al.s.S-, Z,
With AsryoGs sPeol ssSs Jsfsi ~ : i,-s =, n
Manh00c sssc.fiI " gayrstsS Fan.
sea.-ss, ear elORe Yst2 lsil1l p, .-.sss'-
mAiassfras glNSBe l-lt la ~ sie2
81 Il ioli
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Private Tuition at pupils residence,
y Latte, GERMAN, FREAcH, IpALIAs
nd SPANISH, by an experienced teacher.
Address: DR.. Godfrey Hessel, care Of
Herald Office.
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-The Occidental

No. Is, z. First South Street. Pure
goods only, and of the best quality.
Summer beverages ooncocted in the
highest style OF art Family supplies q
specially.
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THE .sALT LAKE HERALD Is the most
PoPuiar paperin The Rocky Moaai4In
region
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BARGAISs N White Robes. Mups
India Linens, Nainsooks, Persian
Lawns at > cents, worth 20 cents.
F. AUERBAcH & BIO
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.ADrBS. Is life and health woftK
preserTing9 n you think so. use GIL
nlors's Aromatic Vine For sale ar A
s. smith y CO. ; Drug Store. Il
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LAnRuaRaa.

OLD Potatoes for sale cheap. Apply at
idaho Store
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willis L. CULVER, OF Pavilion.
4. ssvs that GilniOrs's Magnetic
Elixiri cured Linn Of long standing
Throst and Lung Trouble. For sale az
A. 9. Smith & Cos Drug Store 5 10
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Put out on strikes-Busby Is Allen >,
Wells /.
Bases on balls-Busby L
Time Of game hours.
Runs BY ISNISGs
12S4567S
Nationals .......-.-......I 2OOOO62.ll
Osdeus .--...-----......-.O OO4OIO- 6
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MAKE The hot weather endursble by
drinking s&Ontssrrat iiP'~ and Lemon
Juice, tzOup o. b. .tf % r
-s-nu. G. 4. CULha-s & BRos.
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ALLAs's Root Beer Extract makes de
iicio1s s1Ihtnef beverage 95scent Bottle
-nskss six gallons. r-l las ,.- 5
- els. CULSBR & BRos. !.
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Maximum temperature. SCI degrees. q
minimum temperature. go 90" - 90
Rainfall, 90 inches, ....
10 reduce Barometer 70 ses level sdd 40
" D. FULLER, Obs .r7er,.
Pvt SignalCOrps. 9 A
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DinwoOdey's Refrigerator
i-gss-less-ioe- tAaa- aBy-ethers.-eaH
andisee them
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tI,.E-s7 ,HoyELrIEs in Nash GO0dsf
beautifuL Velvet Grenadines dsace and
Enbnoideryl A.alaEefs with .Edgings %
makah. .rlkrc lsiitss shoulder nseens.
ladies Shade. Hats, ftc-sjustsFeselFed
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PEOPLE ARE KILLED sI CoUGHs that
HALE,s HONEY OF HoREHoEED AID TAI
Pix TOOrzSzSss SAors Cure IN one
minute. ~
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oLJcAG Is& bought BY the Sal,
Ia kaRndrE snd Manufacturing 90.
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oUR Moving Machine Oil is cheapest
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BABY Carriages Cheap
Al Co-ORSF UKSTTURE SToRK.
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IA Ato.t. LIhsEAI. oRiE

all styles ls AT II. nas6OoRf1''
IA. r,rf..-t --..Ls-ssl- ~ 4nn -
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! c. F. CUIxER & Baos.
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Do. G0DFREY e..
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Dinrondrr.sFnrniture

AuER & M5RPHT. Proprietors.
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Pianos and Organs
-k0-Isnt a. CaiGsE's Music Palaee.-'
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BAby CArFInges

?. AUEEBAcH & Bso.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1886-06-03

| will be at the following places on the
dates mentioned for tho purpose of recev-
ing Tax Returns for the year 1885
Lemon 3, April ), morn, May 3, morn,
June 49, morn.
Smyrna, April ), eve, May 3, eve, June
IS, eve.
Marietta, April g. May 4, June
j. \. AleXander's, April :, morn, May
morn.
Merritts. April eve, May ), eve, June2
Roswell, April 8, May 6. June 3.
Post Oak April 8, May Z, June
Gritter April TO- May 8, June ;.
Cox $. April II, May 10, June Z
Austel April IL, May II, June
Powder Springs, April II; May -, June
Oregon. April Is, May II, morn, June
10
Lost Mountain, MAY rs, eve.
Red Rock, April IL, May IA, June II
Marietta, April II, May IL, June -
Big shanty, April 10, May H. June IA
Acworih, April 20, May Is. June l.
A, Il. Fowler's, June lG
Akers' Depot June Il.
Howell's, April 2l May 10, June 49,
The books will close July the first Re
member that you are Registered Make
your return promptly and you will have no
trouble The law is so arranged that you
must make it before the books are closed or
you will appear as dcfaulter The Jus
tees of the Peace will please furnish me
with correct lists OF all voters in their re,
spective Districts, on my next round
q l.. DANIEL, Tax Receiver.
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agricultural.
GIVE A FEW FIGURES.

1t is no indication that a farm does
not pay because the farmer uses up
the income of the land in the support
of his family. Neither mill opera
tiyes nor mill owners are sure to have
surplus left at the end of the year
of toll or anxiety, yet because of this
it will not do to say that running a
mill or working in mill does not
pay. Farming certainly pays, but
few of us can show by our books Just
how much it pays us.
We believe that great many farm
ers and farmers wives would be bet
ter satisfied with their vocation if
they could know for a certainty Just
what income the farm is bringing in
to the family, that they might the
better compare their situation with
others engaged in other pursuits.
When the farmer gives his farm cred
it for house rent, fuel, carriage hire,
and all kinds of food, such as meat,
poultry, eggs, milk, butter, fruits,
grains and vegetables consumed or
given away to friends, and takes ac-
count of all the days or parts OF days
when he is not actually engaged in
productive labor, he will find that it
would require higher salary to car
ry him through the year than he had
calculated. Do not again call farm
ing poor business till you can show
by accurately kept books just how
poorly it has been with you.