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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04

Charged With Criminal Negligsnce.
George Kramer. the owner Of the fireworks
factory in New York which was destroyed by
fire on Friday, where four girls lost their lives,
has been arrested, charged with homieids and
criminal negligence.
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MONEY WANTED & TOLOAN

MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN
WASMTEDI iCS goERSM g COG on S coon Sc
MONEY 10 LOAN on. APPRovED DISTRICT
G s';s inss
gao T ct. NV. my2- Inn
REAL EsTATE Il INyEsTMES Sdd;xn.
SIX PER s II stss 81 .i fySsSSArrarr
s s:$$ IS 81
i:@ So . sfsE
apS0-tr THos. Z. wAooAMAN.
MONEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE OR OTHER
rate. s Of in sums fr0T &
.p2914t l4ie New York ave.
MONEY TO LOAN IN SUNS TO SUIT AT CUR
AZ rent rafes on approved real estate security spscia
stEs: IsSi Ord
MONEY 10 LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL SUMS
R ssn' 70 oh.
18th and Z SITS. NV. ap20-Ln
MoNEY TO LOAN on REAL ESTATE OR FIRST.
'A sp Sser' the security B. e e s ssEEs ana
ses 81 aEa. EsTth EhGArT
MONEY TO LOAN IN LARGE AND SMALL
nS ps p and sh snS L.
ave. api1-1m
MONEY 10 LoAN-TN SUMS OF FROM s5oo
=: ' ON ''fS' SsSS s';' ss;1f iissi''
rood real in the city Also iustamsnt loans
on liberal m.rsain' . 'ps''ff.'{H SMITH . SONS.
ap4-tr ifisF st. NV.
MONEY 10 LOAN AT AND PER CENT on
" approved District real estate ne asl fsxhkER
M oNEY 70 LOAN N SUMS 70 SUIT. ATS AND
FRANK T. RXWLINGs, 1906 p. ave.
fe21 1The Arlington hire lns. 60. 8 ofice.,
MoNAt1 IL Il suns inst FROM $500 UPWARD.
Al FIVE AND SIX PEP CENT.
ON
REAL ESTATE IN THIS INSTRUCT
r. o. HOFFMAN
fell Cor. 10th and SITS. n.
~ at low interest on furniture. pisnos. horses,
seoSs S Or
"a sS1 e g9.a
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY SUMS DESIRED AT
sstsd sithin &c bastIist Of eoa@bia: 70 delay e
ara'ion of payers. oon as rsss1labie co
n, & n,
90 1887 Pennsylvania ave
MONEY TO LOAN On REAL Estate AT LOW
Successor 70 DlNENHoWEk son. cor. 18th
ana e. AVA
COUNTRY BOARD.
ssrTHE NAPLES" LAUREL, ND, OPEN JUNE L.
my4-St' = = MRS. KENNADY
GUNNER BOARDING IN FAIRFAX COUNTY
~ Va good shade, fresh milk and butter fruit yege-
tables daily mail forty minutes from railroad;
house and large rooms. Address c. G. WALTERS,
Kenmore. Va. my2-6t'
GUNNER BOARD AT CITY HOTEL, WEST
- minister. Nd. two hours by rail from Washington,
D. G.. LOO feet above tide; no mosquitoes; ma
laria; splendid water; Lotel thoroughly RENTED and
furnished anew throughout; terms moderate. Refer
ences: Hon. Chas. b: Roberts, Hon. Frank 7. Shaw,
lip. Westminster. Md. Address A. KLEFF Proprietor
myi-lms
u OOMs-A JEW FINE ROOMS. WITH BOARD.
IA at BROOKS MANSION. Brookland. D. C.
GUNNER BOARD HEALTHY LOCATION, PLEAS
~ ant rooms; cool nights; pure mountain water, no
children taken For further particulars apply Mrs
5. +. McCCLLOH. FrostburS. Nd ay:22eo2w'
GUNNER BOARD-ST. GEORGES HALL, ~
- miles from Baltimore, Western Maryland r. L.
large buildings shade tonic water, extensive grounds
no malaria two minutes from station. Address HALL.
s.. Georges Nd. APIS lms
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THE vrsrrrNa DOCTORS.

THE vIsrrINo DoCroRl
Now, welcome to the Doctors
And il the welcome meant
Because they come 10 see m,
And do not charge Q cent?
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A Pittsburg reporter is TO be cremated next
Wednesday. He was frequently roasted when
he was alive.
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HIS PORTE

81 don't like beer" be said 'eMy forte =
plain whisky"
"And you seem to be able 10 hold q" r.
marked the man with him.
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SHOOTING STARS.

A Pittsburg reporter IL 10 be cremated next
Wednesday. He was frequently roasted when
he was alive.
"Another idle shattered" remarked the en-
gineer sadly when his locomotive ran over .
tramp.
HIS PORTE
IT don't like beer" he said my forte d
plain whisky"
"And You seem to be able 10 hold IT," ~
marked the man with him.
THE VISITING pocroRa
Now, welcome to the Doctors
And il the welcome meant
Because they come 10 see u.s.
And do not charge . cent?
Do they call them moth balls because they
are always round where the moths srs2
You may break bank with checks and chsok
. train with brakes-
Mr. n'KkK's TlousEna
The White House hid has put on psntA
And we would like to know
II they have creaselets back and trent
And spatletz white - snow.
Otherwiss they don't 60. sss1
Lettsrs Of reeretIoU.
THE CAPE
A long loose cape,
Coming hah way down,
Makes . woman fright
In the latest gown.
Az xxcEP1Iox.
'rm very democratic in al my tassss, sid
the wife of vsll-known republican Statesman
10 friend in the street car.
Except your politics" suggested the friend,
and the exception was noted
A horse csn starve though hs nay have o ~
In h,s mouth Ill the time
THR slAD wRAKNes2
They had shad for breakfast yesterday
morning and the small boy Of the family vss
given trial 81 IL After . minute or two hs
stopped.
'sWhass the natter9" aAked his fashsr. 'Dea's
you IKE it7"
'sYss, DIR" ssoding mp his plate; ''but gi1ns
. piscs 'taiu't got % many splintsrs In t."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-05-04

Another idle shattered" remarked the en-
gineer sadly when his locomotive ran over .
tramp.
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COUNTRY REAL ESTATE.

FOR RENT -FOUR UNFURNIsHED ROOMS
ss'.s !. St sfS :
u ing Brookland; 5.room dwelling and all outside
Sa1 s fFssf Il all kinds Apply On
EoR sALE-TwO DELIGHTFUL HOMES IN
L village Of Linden Nd. nine miles from Wishing
nGs 81 3!
EoR sALE-e350 CAsH-5O ACRES OF GOOD
Pr,aee siam lsnd o IL fernando county. Fla Adas.
fsS q land covered With garden and fruit;
'hTss minutes from station 0Sq sa'y
F3k sALEa.0NE OF THE MOST BEAUTIFUL
containing TX acres handsome io-room dwelling
a.nt n =: price
ElOR RENT-sEvERAL LANDINGS. CAMPING.
shores q Tie P0tOmsc. between he rIsaeanet and
Chain %ga hrdse' R. PHILLIPS PHI NsT SSIt soN
WANTED-CoTNTkYH HOUSE. UNPUBLISHED,
Nv near city not less than ten rooms: mus. have
e
FOR RENT-AT WEST FALLS ;CHURcH, NEAR
ksss Hna 9ns
F0R sALE--AT ALExANDRIA, CORNER LOT;
:s. 1s$ ss'e S ss'9!' u:
E0R sALE-yUsT THINK OF IT! SNUG HONE
Il H. At Evansville. near schools churches, &c. for
Sisntx ~ cottage; acre lot growing Garden
w eR Res 'f!s AsSsssi' ss A e
FOR sALE-A COTTAGE AT WASHINGTON
Il Grove, Nd, on 9th ave. CONTAINING four rooms.
EartIy furnished two porshss French windows $3.50
F0R RENTmFo THE SUMMER. MY RESI-
dence At Gaithersburs, Md. house furnished large
Sa ;nS
FOR SALE OR 10 LEASE
House property cons. sting Of 2story frame DWELLING.
10 rooms water in house from the celebrated Philips
S, o SscS sess q stusted within
Ave minutes Of street cars One Of tie most desirable
summer residences the coast 81 hours by rail from
b ling Sun and hn sdtch5
SUOO can SCI in addition to the above the whole
DESTROYS of erecting large hotel thus Offers rare OPS
portunity. For further information call address
my2-1w. 1921 st. NV
DOR sALE-AT CARLIN SPRINGS. VA. EIGHT
lfay S ssm SfPss
my2-sm.w.3t 1907 st.
DOR RENT-A DELIGHTFUL COTTAGE FOR
l. tine season in the most desirable part of Oakland
Md nice rooms, excellent outbuildlngs, large lawn
hne oaks and delicious water; price, $500.
80. JERE Ii. WHEELWRIGHT,
mSS-Se l40T st. NV
FOR SAIL NUMBER OF VERY ATTRACTIVE
farms and residences Washington list includes
handsome country residences stock and dairy farms
OF 10 to 900 acres OF land all accessible by rail and
very desirable Apply at Office for full information
lny2-lm WIN. II. SAUNDERS CO.. I4O7 st.
EoR RENT-A HANDSOME S-ROOM DWELLING
near depot hyattsville; latrobes range. water in
house and mod imps.
DUCKETT FORD, 6l7 Est
nice Groom dwelling. with q acre land at Am
mendale Station. b. and o., 3l1. 20 per month";
my2-2t DUCkETT FORD 617 st. NV
FOR SALE-A VERY DESIRABLE LITTLE FARM
Il OF 80 acres; 5 miles from Washington via Good
Hope road --room dwelling and outbu Lungs about
~ acres cleared excellent land aud very cheap at
81 $50. DUCKETT ford.
my2-2t GIFTS.
Tor SALE-MAGNIFICENT FARM OF lec ACRES
. miles from Washington and 81 from Alexandria,
with handsome Groom dwelling outbuild ngs; aI
excellent condition. Price, ST 600.
my2-.t DUCkETT FORD. 617 st.
FOR SALE GLEN ECHO CHAUTAUQUA-
Lots in THE NATIONAL CHAUTAUQUA, at Glen
Echo. At the rooms Of the WoMAN'S EXECUTIVE
C0MM1TTEE. 6l2 l4TH ST. NV, where prices and
full Information may be obtained. my2-1ns
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Do they call them moth balls because thsy
are always round where the moths srs2
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FOR SkLE---HOUSES.

ErOR SALE OR RENT - NEW THREE-STORY
a i0roon basement brick dwelling the northwest
corner Of anil 2st SITS. mbned hot water and aot
AR heating electric bells, speaking tubes and all mod
srn improvements having southern and eastern ex-
posture and large p4ring 1t Is of the most delight
ful homes this city easy Apply premises.
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A horse csn starve though b nay have Q ~
in h,s mouth Ill the time
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PPP RATES K ILLER
PIP For bed bugs, sureKK Sleep in peace. /.
death death; Contains nok x does the work sf
Sold by C. CHRISTIAN. Wholesale and Retail.
llll0s5ln Hepnz ava
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m. M'KEE'e rRouEEnA

M. M'KEE's rRoUsEnA
The White House hid has put on psnsA
And we would like 10 know
II they have creaselets back and trent
And spatlets white % snow.
Otherwiss they don't 60. esss
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An attractive twostory and attic cottage at laurel
Md. conrreed cellar house comparatively new; lot
| G3!s0 j. Ii. WARNER L CO..
! lyy-,-.g GIG + IT. ".
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

L,OR SALE
fine piece Of land at the OF 10Th and SITS.
southeast 140x196 feet, 30-foot alley in Price
only ~ cents Per foot. -Four blocks from the navy
yard
THOs. J. FISHER 3 CO..
my Z-Sf < af n -
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You may break bank with checks and ohsok
o train with brakes.
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LADIES. Try Orange Blossom
Cures female Diseases one months treatment 81
sample free; orders by mail promptly filed Mrs r.
A. BAILEY. 429 p ST. q. w. apI5-lms
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tOR SAIL
Il 2-story and cellar brick. with rooms and bath,
.th at. betwe and SITS. Price, $500.
GY1f) y. II. WARNER CO.,
nly2-.St 9l6 st. NV
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EoK sALE-l437 v, ST M. $1,000, l4:2O
ne e. 600 each; p 81: seq 20; 40 4;Ss
ne, -, 90 each; 20 ID st. NV, $4,000; 1902
18th ST. W. $500 14:}4 ST. NV, S14. 600; ele-
north side St.. 18th NV,
feet 'front.' alley very easy party vino
would Uuild. ". e. DUEALL,
uiy.s-}t S,1 + st.
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L'Ok SALE
Il I'd st. between and sts: lie. ,2story brick;
rooms and bath lot lsx9s 10 alley. Price, 81. 600.
(l:S15I u. II. WARNER 4 CO.,
lny2..St gl6 + st. NV.
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Mrs. ]. Reed Littell, Mr.. F. b Mohun, Miss
Mohun, Hon. John Lynch, Mrs. Lynch, Miss
soule, Mr.. E. s: Hutchinson, Mr.: J. sPrigg
Kelly, Mrs. DIR. z. T. Sewers, Miss McCauley,
Dr.. and Mrs. Sheldon Jackson, Capt.
and Mrs. Mansfield, Mrs. DR.. J. Ford
Thompson, Mr.. Arthur Martin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Fred w. Pratt, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Beveridge,
Miss Beveridge, Mr.. ]. Ormond Wilson, Mr.. q.
G. Schneider, Mrs. G. Schneider, Miss Ray,
Mrs. L. Lowell Blake, Mr.. and Mrs Henry Sem.
ken, DE-. and Mrs. B. Frank Gibbs, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Null, Mr.. Raleigh Sherman, Mr., C.
A. sehaaf, Or. and Mrs. h: NJ. sehooley, Mr.. E.
II. Eakle, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Parks, Mr.. and
Mrs. Z. Goldschmid, Mrs. w. p. LAWYER, Gen,
and Mrs. J: II. sypher, Miss Clara Dante and
Mr.. G. A. Provost.
Messrs- NELL and Walton Brown left the city
last evening for Tennessee, where they win
spend the summer at the old homestead near
Nashville with their grandmother, the yeuer-
able widow Of ex-Gov. Neil 8. Brown.
Mrs. wiimerding and her daughter win all
on the Tuetonic Wednesday in company with
90 many others OF those prominent in official
society.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney Everett and Mis- Everett
are going abroad shortly and win travel con-
siderably in Scotland.
Baron and Baroness de vriers win 20 10 Bel
GUM shortly, as the baron has his final ex-
animation to pass for future advancement in
the diplomatic ladder.
The amateurs who viii give the 'Pirases Of
Penzance" tonight in baltimore for the benefit
Of the Children's Day Nursery are ovsrwhelmed
with offers Of entertainment from their friends
when they arrive here tomorrow afternoon for
the Performance tomorrow night for the benefit
of the Children's Hospital For the Washington
performance only the usual prices are asked,
and there II every reason 70 believe that the
talented young people in the cast viii face q
fashionable and a. critical an audience q they
viii ct home. The party of ladies and gentle
men who accompanied the cast Of LAfrioains
over to Baltimore during the pest winter ere
spsrgstjeallv working 70 nnks ~ psrfornapss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-17

An adventure wnl related over soldier.
camp IRE at San Carlos that Il worth pro.
serving. and has not yet boen In type This
gcnrrnl commanding the department was
- guest Of the moss, aud captain told a
story.
Thocap,ain said that h. bad been fishing
In one u the smaller canyons near Fort
Apache shortly before. and he had hooked
nm Immense trout lie played him up and
down STREAM. became intensely excited.
and was jus. about 10 land him when be
heard fcrcc gruwi. ADD. looking up. per.
ccived ma immrlfc bcar on tho opposite
aldo ~ the narrow crrck. Tho captain wal
not anxious 70 lo-s hls lie. and the bar
was making Tor him. Neither did be care
20 loso the ilsh. 70 he quickly Transferred
the iiahpolr 70 hls lrft hand, drew biz fe.
volvcr With hls right, Killed the bcaF. aud
then landed the trout
There was a lull at the end 81 this story.
The hearers waited 10 hear what the grn.
cral would say. Pretty soon he asked,
"what did yoH DO with tho bear. capialnf''
"Gayo him 10 Home Indians" was the 10.
10 "And the iiahf continued tho gym.
crhL "lic was such Cue one that | put
him hack In the creek. don't believe In
spelling the sport u future generations. "
There wAs another lulL Presently tho
general asked, 30 you call that 'beal
story or 'fsh story captainw The cnp.
tain replied. II don't call Il either" Then
alu,ln came the general 10 tho charge.
Couldn't you nx that story up 30 that you
could b. killing q rattlesnakc with Que Of
your feet NJ the same timcW The captain
rose aud walkcl away.--Ncw York sin.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-17

Three Springfield young men, two Of
them employed In a dry goods house aud
one In a erucksry stor. visited Boston 10
combine business with pleasure. When
they ct out TO soo the town. tho frat at.
traction 20 catch their eyes aud coppers
was q museum. In whi,h they passed. half
day. Then they wandered about the
crooked thoroughhrcs and came upon an.
other museum, into which they plunged
with iryoriah eagurne.a. After thoy lad
paid their money aud entered the DOOR.
they discovered they were In tho same
mu-.um agaln, although they declared
they had walked four miles The nan.
agcr Of tho Institution rvgardoi them with
ehcrrial smile a. they departed. asking
them 70 come again.-spfingaelh Home
stead.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-17

,,,,..l.. ~, ;, ana -, ,1l1
MhM IN ,nlh m l 1919 "N
Wen, 10y er 1917 ~ ~ .,,,,.. .,.,u
10 y, tinu % ~. Y, 49, -,
ana IKE. 70 sp.sN Guy '9 ,,i ~ ~
bo'ehlld' 'fsh' a0"h' an A'-'i ''- W '''''
IA ...t..
We. tass The 9la ,, g, IN ,oar az ,s,, ,so,
i'd shove them up over my cap.
-. -. ..... o..
va las, rynas'.ns W. ~. ' ~, a.
,, e.l,a -. 1870 =, s,.sli,s ~.
"nsn se,.o. -, ~. 49, ...'.f
10 hee ~ ses ha, - 49,, T.. 49,. =, ma,
h0a NAY 'ni'AA W.
u,ar. .,,.a
NV tetns 49, 49, ~ ..,'.',i... 80.
vi p.hessi' 'A'"' So ~
lay -. Ia. ,.,.A.a .,,... ,h., IA
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Remembered Tor n.r Kindly Acts.


Here IL n story from. Western Pcnnsyi.
vania which matches any told by Miss
wilkins and other delineators Of New
England thrift and unconscious humor. a
young woman whose maiden home was In
one u the small cities Of Interior New
York followed the fortunes Of her hus-
band, n Calvinistic minister. 10 his nrt
charge. Center" church near tie Ohio
line Of the Keystone stAte Tho young
wife soon discovered that she bad married
the congregation. and, ne II was widely
scattered ono. her time was fully occupied.
The most persistent claimant Of her at.
tention aud Office. was an old dame 10
whose anubunccii dcathbcl she was sum
moncd within week after her arrival
The "a called dying woman revived, how.
ever. the next day. and for two years dc.
yclopcd with great regularity frequent
periods Of approaching dissolution. Al
every fresh recurrence Of this condition
the pastors wife was Immediately sent for
aud always promptly responded, which. M
the house was three milcs away, often
meant night In attendance.
Finally the old lady really did die and
was daily aud properly buried. The follow.
log week her married daughter called at
tho parsonage. asking for IT, mistress.
After some dcAultory talk upon the virtue.
Of the departed the visitor produced small
parcel carefully wrapped. MA" she he-
gan. using the LONG. Dat "a Of tho neigh
borhood, Thought right smart u you,
an she said she wanted you 10 have some.
thing of hers 20 keep. so she wanted mo
70 bring you tiue. They're ~ good -
new, cause ma never wore 'cm much You
cant use 'em right away. but by aud by
they'll come Ia handy. II they don't flt
they can b. fxed easy"
Myrildcd, but grateful, the minister's
wife took tho package and the visitor left.
Thcn she opened the paper. II contained
the dead womans false tccihl-iior Point
Of Wow In New York TimcA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-17

Rev. III, II. Faifall, ID. d., editor
ofthv iolrd M,thoeiiai, says oditorlellyi
We have tested tho merits 81 Ely,
Cream Balm, and believe that, by q
thorough coun. Of treatment, u will
cure almost every case NJ catarrh.
Ministers, n class are afflicted with
head and throat troubles, and catarrh
s.eEis more prevalent than ever. W.
canno, recommend Ely's Cream Balm
too highly"
used Ely's Cream Rain for dry
caiarrh. Itproved ouTe.-b. y. ~.
Weeks, Denver.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-17

II you are troubled with rheumatism
or lame back, allow US 10 suggest tina,
you try the following simple rrmedyi
Take a piece " flannel tho siso u the
two hands, ratutatc u with Chamber.
lAin's Palm Balm and blnd II ON over
tho seat Of palm. II will produce a
pleasant warmth aud relieve you of all
palm. Many severe cases have been
cured In this way. The Palm Balm can
he obtained from Y. &. NJ. I. Drug
Dept
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-06-17

Tho largest and heaviest bulldlng
stone ever quarried In England was
taken fT9m the Planklngion quarry, near
Norwich, In February, 1889. It was ono
piece, without crack or flaw. and weighed
over thlFty-hye tonsl II was 10 feet long,
0 irst high and o feet wida.
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Ihat's Different.

Dom-jaek nays be- loves you.
Coral don't hcllcyc H.
Dura-Nor do I.
Con-lou Aro horrid mlux.-Sew
York Epoch
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uousr MovKns AND nArsEns.

r-xcttfsIvg. PRACTICAL AND RrsroS
ia sitlr house mowers IN Utah. Nulldinxs
f.is~a. turned and moved any distance. olf
iulifIrss huusht. foif and torn down. WORK
done ia am psft of ne Territory, urrfce IA
snd II seo,t. Auorilsch huiihing 4, 20. ti1x Cfa
urAif HnusE MOyINe COMPANY.
CuAs. 4. YIELDS NJ. Ntun.r
NAnaaer Bee. aud Ircas.
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81. IA .tadI thare a long time whit
as. s"s sa usn avn into Tho dark rolling
'i's, s.',. - .1.-,,,l,.li viii hcr desnondent
, NJ, ~. h"for. /, occurred 10 her that
49, a,ha,. nust have preceded her from
a.. ,hoa,er building.
Al ,ho,e was Iittie probability that
-, ,ho, would com. back To search
~ H.,
M, vha, aid Il natter
I, was a calamity in which each one
-, nj, bsrseif or himself
49, da.htiess thcy had ali by now
1919 ,he,nseIvca somewbero for the
go, Al Isas,
mo. No bad ali Of them, even the little
..,,,,,,.,,e who had spbbcd 20 disconso.
Istciy bcon mombers Of the profession
49,, 10, ne
T,,,cv were nscd 20 its TN. and downs.
a., sb,fts AMI expedlents And mos, Of
nom had espcrienced exactly the same
predleam.n, before.
Sav IN ber d,s,rc,, aud pcrnlex,,ioa.
Ks,o concluded that thoy had torautten
an at,out her.
.Thcr. lsn't ono OF them who care.
,,o,gh for ma 40 mlss me to wonder
WIT 4 wiT A.. or what viii become of
ma > shr ,booght a. sbo s,ooi thsfe On
~. MID. iona IN Tho nlyb. gloom.
ss,I mi. 4. ,he e,rrer once fanciel 40
,,ii n ,ie,.ur,, mi, 4. tho end N nav
as,,ii,y ha,,.- INV Iof,v nmiltion.,
wei ,e,,eht 4. but ihe emblem on tnIli
In love In ovrrythIng which makcs
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AnxIfE To roIiIERn.

Mns. wixsLow's soosn.co srHur should
always 10 used Tor children teethinE. II
soothca the child softens the guns. aiiays nil
pain, cures wind collie, and u The best remedy
Tor dlArhWa twenty Eve cents q bottle
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A Roam MAnE, wuIrE spor on FORE.
N head. fteht hind foot white, marked on
riFht hip, neturn to 1si centre Street. Nine
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FOR SALE.
nxAMlNArloN or TEACHERS.

NOTICE n HEREuY GIVEN THAT Az
N examination for rcnchers, who are nrpli.
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dfaw Chairman Committee u ENaminefs
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yIfASTED--A man to take an ofice aud rep
w resent manufacturer; So p.r week;
smt capital required. -. A1drc.s, WIN stamp
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HAVE you tried Arbogasps Cream
Soda?
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DAIyrISG, rArEn. HANGING AND DEC.
orattns. also Wall Papef clcancd Al low
prices AUGUST hoiuERG.
DIV 49, Canyon Rad.
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GAnfiILD BEAcII.
Decoration Day,

Tho celebrated Boston leo Cream
only made by Arbogast. Send In your
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