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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-28
ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF aEAL
ESTATE.

NOTICE Is nFM.BY GIVEN. THAT ~
~ turtuHueQ of an order ~ irr Probate
Court OF snlt Lake County, utAh lerrtnry'
made January 2lth 1907, the undcrNfucd, adj
tAluisirator of tho eststo 20 Joshua ihtkcr dc
oeA CO. will on the cih daf Of February, 1899, ~
iha Jaw once oil BARLOW lolRnaol, room .ii
Joustuutl1n Nuilding, ralt iaae CITY. ~ y
o'cidsa noon 1T said day, or alter ssid tIm1
which uts sale may be rnuunued. sU'i u pr.
yaic sac ~ mo Highest bidder iof call, aud
subject 10 rornruuton w hllo toutt, a'l the
f,glit, title. interfft frd ctate % thn Aaid
Juahua Pare or at tho TINE Of iif a.ltn ur ".
teruUrd. %, in and 20 the ioloWluf frlgt. bod
uUai Tstatf. altuGIcd in SAT- laio iouutf, ltlh
Iefr|iorr. and particularly uCirrIAtd o. ioi.
lows. 10 wit. icunuirg At p1iui da rods
Ncri ana as rods South ron ihg northeast
corner Of tho southwest quarter ~ section -
two. I hofth Of Kan 20 " ust SAT- Lake Atu.
dan, running thence Wet 9th toif, thence
Norlh $40 rods, thence tist - rods, thence
south ll.l rods to the pace Of beginning. con.
thirtus s.. IS ncrefi snid dnsuihrd irari Of AND
brug Lot !, Block No, jordan llai, and huirE
coutiued vihin The llriiis ~ thc louthscas
quarter " section 90 Twp ! NoFh o. hng. l
Ncst, salt LntC Meridian.
Hds will he fttUtfed on Tie IleYc d6fs
cfibrd land either ai faid onlco. or by the al
mmIstrs0r Of rHd eritie, up 20 ihg t.Iho Of
said sole, J. W. sUMMErUANa,
AdmInntrltor Of taii LsiUic,
BAHtow rtnGusos, ATTY for Estate.
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There Il no excuse nc present FOR the use
Of u gnudy, ugly wall paper. Excellent,
tasteful designs can DO found at low
price. Few rooms require more than ten
rolls OF paper, many much less, and there
Is often only the difference NJ fyo or ten
ccnts on roll Ia the price Of u pretty or a
cheap, ugly pattern. a beautiful paper
for Ordinary use can b. purchased ut
twenty-five cents roll, and II properly
cared for Will last many years. II 4 the
fancy Of the hour % use wide border or
fric1c, VARYING from eighteen inches %
twenty-five In width, and usually Wide
enough to cover the space from the top OF
tie dnorH and windows 10 the ceiling. This
fric2c ia usually separated from the main
body Of the paper by narrow picture
moldng.
This moldlng costs about eight or ten
cents q foot, put up, The papcrhangor can
do H. and 10 Is much better to let him, as
the carpenter, though he may do Il rs welt,
may not be 40 careful not 20 iniuro the new
paper In the process. An amateur coull
probably learn easily 10 put mp this mold
ing. II iS put up with brads. but care must
bo taken not to nick or scratch II IN put.
ting II up, as II " already finished In gilt
or natural wood stain. When purchased
already finished the picture muldlng costs
much less than when tho carpenter makes
II aud finishes IL on the wall, Us is some
times done. A picture molding properly
put UP will last as long as the house.
Springfield Homestead.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

'ENHE MissuuLA pLACER MISING con-.
= pany' Principal plfce u business, salt
haht tlly' Utah.-Nutlcu Is hereby styfr that
~ m,tunN % tho rnfiucH, hrlh on mo gth
Wy OF D. camtcr, lspl, m assessment ~
.l!teh cent per share was levied on the cam.
Al BLOC. Of the corporation, paghhlc forthwith
20 j w, loN, jf, tocfptai},h AT his onico SIS Con.
sulnuon building, MAin street salt Lake City
wan. Any siork upon Wplrh THIS aascssnent
Pay remain unpaid on the trd day Of Fohruary,
lh., w'll be delinquent and advertised for esIr
~ Pnpho auction, ana unlCss bayment n made
nelule, wil BE- sold on the e5th day Of leh.
IunIy' WV ~ 10 o'clock u. M, ~ nay tho
ucnngutnt hshOshmcnt together With coat OF
haNeflialng and expense OF sale
Jkssk ". foN, IN, sccratarv.
- hhsoula Placer Mining Company SAL Lake
Vity, December 23ih, ls9l, nopNt6nr
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Mrs. George J.'Gould, who WIS Mis-,
Ediih Kingdom, h n famous young house
keeper. Shn cares nothing for society, but
devotes all her time to her husband, her
children and her home, She does all Ice
own marketing, knows how to select q good
Joint, and, better Sill, knows how To cook
IT, Mrs. Gould Is the wife Of tho prospect
lively richest mun la America. She Inns
millions ~ her command, yet she does not
rlugndor penny. Her husband gives her
ilged income for household expense and
a liberal allowance eaoh yenr for clothing.
She keeps u little book IN which Is SET
down the sums NJ money She receives and
spends, aud once each month she balnncos
II, pays all bills, and begins u new account.
She purchases every pleco of olothing worn
by her children, and often makes "a special
article Of wrRr for them herself, Mrs.
Gould Is a firm believer that an wives
should have hxud allowance from their
husbands for household Hud clothing ex-
penses. 1t may bo much or little, iu,' as
the husband can afford
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WHAT IS A GUARANTEE?

ffsny merchants and aalsmen in The habit Of indscminas
guaranteeing their with thought being called upon
make tho
respected In tho breach than in the observance.
guarantee 10 value should b with knowledge
the ro1ing Of the word
guarantee On fine tools the makers
phcoany tool found imperfect In
We used best Judgment acquired by considerable
reuco selecting the following items and
cuftomo with absolute that they prove
J all that them will tho purchase money
fun.
Iewe" Steel Range. finished article perfectly popoonsd,
made OF the bgst material DON'T M IL will
"Qnck Meal No Generator Evaporatng Light
burner No SMELL No danger No complication. Every Se
ton 70 the Of Gasoline Stove Think the
comfort missed In Summer by avoiding heat of big Kitchen
Range
Superior" Cooks and IrEsa Superior Superior
Of fuel Superior in ss<isn superior In construction
Superior In everything that To make perfect cooking
The "Footu lergeaofs" An Ice 4 Health
Cellular stone lined What thn7 Investigate it, twill
repay you.
Of Builde' Hardware, House Furnishings
uOsa Lawn Sprinkler Lawn howsec complete every
Il. @. OOTEIN HARDWARE co.,
Pro0ress Bualdtag.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
E.lnle o. Ilmolhy oloren.hlw. neeea

EeIhIo oI lIm0Ihy UI1fonHHAWl IlccaHed.
NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN ny the
~ under lgncd, James II Taylor ndministra.
tor OF the cfttte of Timothy Oloronshaw.
deceased, 10 tho creditor. of and all per.
sous having claims ngaiust The shd dcecnsed,
90 exhibit them, with the necessary Nourh,
efswithin four months alter the fret pub.
licau0n Of thia notice, g. the suid james u.
Lake. Utah Territory.
dated january on, l.1l.
JANIS n. TAYLOR.
Admin i1trgtor Of the estate OF Timothy
OloTcuthlw, deceased.
HARLOW iHnGu.oN and JonS NJ. CASNoS,
Attorney for Admlrittrlior, duAw ia
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


Estate OF Susan Slot BARLOW, Deceased.
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN, ny THE
~ uuapftlgued, Jamcs NJ. Harlow aduiu.
ifiratur Of Tho estate nf suRan Mott harla W. Dc.
ceAaed, to the credit ~. and all persons hav,
in1 claims against the sbil deceased, 20 exhibit
them with the necessary vnnchrrt, within ten
months after the urst publcAtlnu Of W. notice,
10 The said administrator at the Law udicr Of
BARLOW Ferguson 90 sal. Lake City, la tho
County 81 snlt Lakh
Dated January 18Th. lsl.
iAMEs N. BARLOW,
Administration OF Estate of susan NJ Harlow.
deceased
HARLOW FERGUSON, Au'y for Estate. dtu
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NOTICE 10 oRspIroRs.


NyoITCn Is HEREBY GivEN ny TIE
~ unfars.guod, JAmos ~. harlow. admin
ktrator VI the rataio ot Llucig Nuit BARLOW,
dnccafed 70 the creditors OF, ard All perisnh
having elAlma against the aald deceased, 10 en-.
hibii then with the necessary vouchers, within
ten rloatha after the tfst publication Of this
notice, 10 mo SAID administration, NJ the Law
OLicc ul Barlow forgutur 30 salt Lake Ctty, IN
Dated January 18Th, -.
JAMS NJ. BARLOW,
Admiuifirainr ~ thr Estltc OF Eiccia Mot.
Rafios, 90 eascd
HARLOW FrRausoN, ht'y Tor EGAtc. dtu
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-28
NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
MEETING.

NyOTICE IA HEREBY GIVEN TO All
IN WHOM 70 may concern, thai n tpofin
meeting nf the stnckhu.de Of Iion'a SAVINGS
Hfui and Trust Company, val be- holf NJ the
Company banking house. Ms, I, aud fast
Tcmpip strrof, salt t.ako cay, Utah. 10 u
O'Clock noon. Monday. February sth. isl, Tor
the purpose 81 changing Article b ot TIE
Afticlcs 81 Incorporation by increasing the
number Of Directors from uino lI a. thirteen
ltfufr tho meeting.
sait Iaie City. utah, January ilth. To-.
wiLTVHD WOODRUFF,
ProsidenL
GEonar 81. CANEuS, Cashier. d,i
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


tfiate OF Elizabeth lirunEer, Decea cd.
NJ OTlCE ~ HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN Undersigned, administrator Of the estate
Of Elizabeth luukor, dcCcgagdi TO tie orudl-
tors ", aud all persons having clalns against
tho said deceased, 10 exhibit them, with The
necessnry vouchers, within fuur month"; Gftur
the nrst publication az thih notice. 10 the said
administrator. In care % WadduI 4 Adams, AT
iorncys. at - \ ~ East itrat south Street, salt
Lake Cliy m the county NJ salt iArc, utah
Dated December 18th, lsil.
n. nRUNRER,
Administrator OF the os,a.e OF Elizabeth
Hrnnkcr. dcctnted
WADDElL 3 ADAMS, At oneys for estate,
dlaw ia
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-28

20 be little WAililN1 INNh vf
above tho top OF WATER
tho pail. Fin tho tank with wator to
the dotted line. aud armngo 20 that II
cannot I'LL moro, aud mhmcrgc tho pail.
Now put 10 cent oil stove, ID, into tho
pail, with oil enough 10 run 1t one hour,
and put it dightri) into the bottom Of
tho pail Put on tho pail cover and tho
water ia the tank win soon b. warm
enough. j. Is best to have n cover for
tho tank that can be shat down and
hold Ia heat that escapes from the pail.
The tube, a. supplies tho air to keep tho
ERE going. Tho ire 81 course goes out
when tho oil fails and there can be no
possible danger. a pint of 81, costing
less than one cent. viii warm tank Of
water. The cost Of this apparatus nll
told is: Pail, sli stove, 30 ccntsi hose, -
cents; the rtst-gumption.
IN my own barn we dispense with this
taking out tho water Va buckets by hnv.
ing ana inch hose affixed 10 tho bottom Of
tho tank. the hose bo,ug long enough 10
reach 60 any part OF cow or hurao stable
and box s,alla. Tho pressure sends ia,
watcr through tho hose about us fast as
four cows can drink; 10 large pals arc
cot In tho mngers. the water "hoscd'
into thcm. and thrco COWS arc tins kept
drinking; WHOM ono cries, Hold,
onoushr the nail Is set In front Of an
otAor COW and the process repeated.
We tlon know iast how much COW
has drunk, and Il sho is not "dry'-a cow
usually drinking about sovcu or eight
gallous-or drinks lit,lo, We thon know
IL, aud wator Is again offered hor Inter
on: for II c5s do not drink they VIII
not glyo milk long or prohtHbly.
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NOTICE

rs uFrYBY GIVES. THAI THE ANNUAL
meeting 81 the stocAholdcfi Of the SAT-
Lave Fifh and DAIRY Company, "ill hc held ny
the General uuirO % the oompany no y anu
Lake County, ttah rgIut1ry % tuesday tie
pth day Of February l.Il, nt O'Clock y. in.' Tor
TIE purpose OF Ulecung Directors 10 tefNe we
cnsf ing yci~. and Tor such other business as
NAV prourfiy come before said meeting.
uatsI salt Lake CITY, January 10, 1871
did 1sAAt NJ. WADbLii4t secretary
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panales flower 10 freely from seed the
same year the seeds are sown that 10
is r1t reee-i'ls t.9wr ,hgt t..rr are pcrcu.
uials, aud may he kept over from year TO
ytm with great success; bat IN these cases
they must not b. allowed 60 flower proiusc-
ly. A. soon %, the lrIt large flowers have
been produced. md The smaller ones APP
pear, tho lowering branches Should he cut
on People often have peculiar varieties
that they would lll.1 20 preserve, bus do
not know that /. is very easy to do - I'M
der the system suggested. -Meehans'
Monthly
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roRrY.rIasr DIVIDEND.

T. G. 81 l.. SALT LAKE CRY,
January iith, lsll
\ quarterly dividend OF o per cent
has this day been declared upon tho
Capital stock Of this lnsiilution, payable
February sih. isgl, TO stookholdors per-
sonally, upon rtcfenlaiion Of their
stock certificate, or upon their written
order 7. e. wEBBER,
Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-28

Is HEREBY GIvFN THAT THE An
nuai meeting ~ the Stockholders u tho
nasordt and SAT- lake agricultural and Manu-.
featuring CHuai Company, Will BE- ltld ~ lhe
street., salt sko Oily, utAh. on saturday, Jan
nary iuth. isal AZ ~ O'Clock q. ~, Tor no pur.
pose Of c'retug Directors 10 serve the ensuing
wear, nod Tor The transaction OF such Other
buaintsa as shall come before tho meeting.
Fnii Lake City, JHu. lHth, llla
di0. 4. JOHN 'NUTrALL. 'soo'y.
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LEGAL NOTICE.


Notice % limo and plaza for Nc haat'ngot
petition for admission 70 piVD'' Ut WI"
DURsuANr 10 AZ ORDER OF said
4 Uourt IN SAD matter, neuee o. hdc..y
ytgep tbsi Fr'dav. tho .ith day Of Jauulfy %.
49, A. IA ,,,eioff am. as the County Court
nousr in sat tatc city, Utah Territory, IN
thctourt room Of sad court, has been AproI %
cd the time and place 10Y Wy h,Allik ~ y
mffl1u 10 probate Of certain d0rumcht
thtrowiti presented, purpoi int 70 20 ut lA-t
VIII ard restament 81 Anfg acn ~, ar,
may eutear aud oppose tho pfubatg % shid
wi I. or thr sranting0f iciters ieltamtntAry TO
T.. ". Madsun, o. prayed Ter " ralN pciii1u.
In vitntas wbsrcnf have hCteunin oct tay
hand and priYod ito seal OF said court SIRE lsth
4v,f o. y. ALLEN.
Clerk ~ The Probate ourt.
dtd i've, D.. STANTON, Deputy ClCfk.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-28

Among the inexpensive and useful li;tlo
thing Tor Kitchen us1 10 BE- found % Jap.
nncso stores are the dark blue bowls that
come IN many sizes, costing from seven
cent. 10 seven times scvcn. lhoy are fire
proof, aud endure tho heat OF the oycu
without loss NJ beauty. The small yellow
bowls that arc ovca less IN price will also
Ne found most convenient TO be- used IN tho
refrigerator aud In warming over foods In
n steamer. They save much Of the labor
that comes from Keeping many tin utensils
br.ght,-New York Post,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-28
WAFER nl6Tees.

A Cheap Plan Tor warming Tank OF
water. Given by IN ohio Farmer.
Mr.. John Gould described The arrange
mont shown in tho cut for warming
tank Of water IA or out Of tho barn. Ia
arecont issue Of Tho Country Gentlomnn.
Assuming that tho water tank Is thirty.
ak inches deep get tin pail as deep and
inchcsin diameter, madewith cover,
IN which an inch hole Is PIT. Have an
inch tube. y, two inches long, soldored
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-28

Annie Il. Chittendcn Of osccola has
patented road cart which Is designed
TO rolieyo tho animal OF all strain and
TO obyiato the disagrceablo jar AMI
other Objectionable features Of the calts
now In us,,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-28
SALT LAKE NURSERY.

VyAvlNG BECOME SOLE PRoPRIgrSa
II OF tie SAN Lake M seTy, ara noW ne.
pared 70 fuInish Fruit, shade aud Orwc-
mental trees aud Shrubs, Of best euallly
nno at lOWtat prlceA.
.Nnrlery ono mlle south Of city limits. on
state llgad.
ar MARTIS oHRIsToPHEnsRN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-28

Sella Sawtclln, lawyer, says that In many
OF the states u will made by single WON.
nm bocumes worthless ON her marriage.
She should make a now will and hlve her
husband give his written consent to II on
the document itelf. This consent Is not
necessary IN eyciy state. but can do no
harm anywhere,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-28

How much can be- accomplished by in.
Producing foreign strains of ehestnuts no
oae can tell Gs yet, but there arr native ya-
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on near tho bot
tom, and punch-
cd through, and
TO this tube Gt-
tachaninch hose,
a, or pipc, max.
ing u water eight
JOINT at b. Sink
this Tin pail in
tho tank and by
hooks or Othcr-
wi @ fnrlou Is to
tho bottom so
that II usains
fixed. Have tho
10 70, 4, fasiunld
TO tho side, NO as
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-01-28

The record ,nndo by the United State,
in the limo Of expectation Of It's owl
products during the past twelve month.
was greater than over before made by
any nation. Tho value Of exports ex.
cooded 100000, 600.
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sHtRlfF's SALE.


Il. Il. Jonc6. Atm n.airaior OF The Estate Of
John W Irons. IT,. drceascd and
4. y. Uuuy. tciondauu.
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Neuralgia.
rheumatism.
ir HAs NO EQUAL.
ORANGE BLOSSOM.

Ladlee suffering from any form
Of Frmale Week.-Mrs., will find u
sure euro In "Orange Bio ssom."
For full Particular call ON the
General Age Mt, l25 West, 'rhird
South Street, salt Lake CITY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

The death OF Representative Warwick O,
Ohio is another reminder Of the frequency with
which death has visited the present Congress
II suggests also that the unusual number of Con-
gressmen who, in the last few years, have died
in Office. nay be a warning to reduce the strain
Of excitement in public life as far as possible
Sr. Warwicks business success, he having had
humble beginnings in a foreign land, is q slim
illus to our Young natives In politics, too, he
has achieved something. although he viii. out
side o. his oSl state. be remembered chiefly
as tbs man who barely beat Mckinley in a
gerryalandered district. and the man who was
grateful to Senator Hill for timely campaign
assistance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

The appointments Of Senators Allison and
Jones and Of Representative McCreary on the
international monetary conference would seem
on the illustrious precedent furnished in the
very beginning Of the government. in the case
Of Chief Justice jay and the English treaty, to
be strictly constitutional While two offices in
the full sense, having regular functions and
salaries, cannot be held honorary public work Of
a different kind from that to which he was first
chosen may be devolved on any officer Of the
government or member Of Congress. and per-
hsps there viii be no trouble about his receiv-
ing compensation merely sufficient to pay nee
essary expenses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

No conduct such as that Of the striking
switchmen on the Lehigh Valley, Buffalo Creek
and Erie railroad can stand in the face of pub
lie opinion. Strikers with q fair show Of q
cause may excite sympathy, and often do. for
the free public in this country naturally
sympathizes with all men who seem to be max
ing a decent struggle for human rights. But
the people are law-abiding and withhold moral
aid from all strikers who invoke violence. and
especially those who injure wsntonly others be-
sides the persons against whom violence is di-
rected- The burning Of the cars, with their
freight at East Buffalo, by the strikers or their
friends, was more than sufficient to prejudice
their case, but the ruthless, although happily
unsuccessful, attempt to wreck a passenger
train by turning the switch completes the pub
lie detestation and removes the last rational
hope they may have had Of exciting popular
feeling in favor of the strike. II the men them
selves are not guilty, they have some very in
sidious enemies whose action, ostensibly in their
favor, is worse than anything the company
could devise against them. The public will
hardly believe the denials made by the strikers
that the lswless acts were done by them Cor
tsinly such acts have too frequently accom-
panied strikes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

Very different conditions existed when Mr..
Gladstone was prime minister before, from those
which exist today on his fourth assumption Of
power. Only two Of these need TO be dvelt
upon-the sources Of his authority or the char
seter Of the majority behind him As distin-
guishsd from the former administrations, and
the closer apparent necessity now for following
tbs late governments foreign policy. In other
day. the liberal party leaned unmistakabiy upon
. more sristrocratic element than now Is the
case 1t did not depend upon radicals or on
Inshmsn. Today the votes Of the liberal party
are, In very large measure, since the new cleo
sorsl acts went into operation, votes Of class
or classes inferior in social position to any that
ever welded the electoral franchise In that
country. The domestic policy Of the incoming
government has perhaps been sufficiently con-
sidsred until the day arrives for Its full
development Little attention has, how
ever, been bestowed, in this country,
1t least, upon tbs difficulties in the
way Of the liberals, should they endeavor to
materially change the external policy Of Great
Britain. While Egypt, lying nearer and being
strictly in the first instance . commercial bull
vaxk, may present apparently an earlier test
Of The new governments capacity to deal with
foreign relations, 1t is probably the Afghan
Indian situation which is more likely to try Mt.
Gladssone's powers. The outbreak in Afghan
issan IL fomented by Russia Her military adj
vance within the Afghan territorial lines, the
traditional chaos In that country, the expulsion
Of Hindoos from Turkistan and England's COM
psrstive unpreparedness for q great inland war
With such . nation as Russia, which can count
With far more reliance on It's central Asiatio
tribes than Britain can on the more civilized
peoples Of India in the event Of war, are sources
Of trouble for the prime minister which, added
to those involved in the home rule question,
would try the heart and brain Of much
younger man. To Gladstone no obstacle seems
insurmountable. As he grows older instead Of
showing mental decay and enfeebled powers,
the world is astonished by the serene confidence,
the moral elevation, the keen intellectual vigor
everywhere displayed by this remarkable
statesman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

The American florists. who NEE. tomorrow.
are welcomed TO the national capital by all who
appreciate iovers-tha. Ia TO say, by practically
the entire public. The flower culture OF the
United States is an industry of increasing value
and interest
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

Perhapsi ID 10 fortunate for the snapshot
photographer at the bathing resort that he can
make no pretensions toward art. II he could,
tAs chances are that Anthony Comstock would
suppress him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

Mr.. Cleveland has sssureda colored democrat
that he is glad to see him breaking away from
old-tirne prejudices." he might write to Mr..
Hi asking him to do the same.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

That the cholera has reached St. Petersburg
and begun Its havoc there Is now . matter Of
ofheial confession. For two weeks it has been
une0 cially recognized American seaports re-
quirs eternal vigilance Is the price Of safety.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1892-08-15

An Ohio young man Is making tour Of the
earth on foot. He should have waited till the
coming theatrical season and arranged his time
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