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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-05-27

The "Pennsylvanis," of Philadelphia
will take care of you.
H. ]. GRANT & Co., Agents.
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ARE You GOING EAsr2

If so, call at 200 Main street, Salt Lake
city. Do not forget the new limited train
service via Rio Grande Western. Through
Pullman palace sleeping cars to Chicago
without change; tourist sleepers, etc.
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TAKE A POLICY

in the old reliable, North America" OF
Philadelphia. Assets over IS, 000, 600.
H. ]. GRANT & Co., Agents.
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Memorial Day Programme
The following programme has been ar
ranged for Memorial day:
Procession will form at the corner of the
court house block. Captain Berry will
have charge of the Union veterans and
Marshal Brown the societies, schools and
citizens. The young ladies representing
the states and territories will be under the
direction of Florence Pemperton, Stella
Brown, Hattie Abbott, Annie Atkin and
Mrs. French.
Following will be speakers, city officers,
fire department., societies, band, schools,
citizens.
The procession will move to the ceme-
terry. where memorial services will take
place.
EXERCISES.
Nearer My God to Thee =. Choir
Eulogy TO the dead. a. SaXey, Commander
Decorating graves by j. Chamberlain.
Benedlctlon.
Taps.
Decorating graves of friends.
IntermiSsion.
AT O'CLOCK AT GRAVES GARDENS.
opening hymn.
acknowledgements ------. president "A. SaXey
Speech Frank J. Cannon of ogden
hymn, America. Audience
Speech Hon. w. II. King
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Chicago Produce.

bright local weather. advanced q OIL rains il
the west and decrease in French stocks; easeG
off q ruled irregular within narrow limits, ant
closed steady at 4 lower than highest and j
higher than yesterday Receipts, 27,000 ship
ments 10000
Rye-7S.
Barley-60@62.
Timothy. 2901 81.
Flax. O4h.
Shoulders short clear-Unchanged.
Short Ribs-6. 3506.371a.
Whisky-l.f4
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The Metals.
Money Market.

New YORK, May 26.-Money on call, easy;
closed offered ~.
Prime mercantile paper 500.
Sterling exchange. steady; sixty-day bills
4. S61a; demand, ass
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Petroleum.
Morning Railroad Stocks.

NEW YORK, May &c. -Petroleum-Junec closed
SOL
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FINANCIAL.

Corrected daily By Nccornick d Co.
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NATIONAL REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. LINE7

Try our chow.chow. S. l. Pickle Co. .
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A RUNAWAY.

Another runaway occurred near John
sons grove today, The singletree fell
down striking the horses on the heels caus-
ing them to run away and seriously injor-
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Struck out by Brown, 5.
Basehits, =
Passed balls, 0.
Bases on balls, l.
Wild pitcnes /.
Stolen bases, 2.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-13

The piercing and cutting tooth Of come
Of the cats Of long ago are tho most per
fcctly adapted instruments for cutting
purposes that over woro seen, being I'M
cquallcd By any manufactured tools for
such uses.
For example, there was the "gompho.
dus," which was as big "a tho largest
PANTHER and had two teeth IN It's upper
jawrrsombling daggciE, each five inches
IN length. As weapons for penetrating
flesh they arc unriyalcd among cainiy.
orous animals, recent or extinct They
arc rather like tho teeth Of some huge
flesh eating dinosaurs. tho terrible rep
tiles Of tho Mcozoic epoch. which had
cutting teeth that nothing could resist
Doubtless this creature was inconceiva,
bly, bloodthirsty. Quito a8 force. how.
ever, and even inoro formidable by rca-
son VI It's greater bic, was tho contom-
pomry "pogonodon." which was US large
as the biggest jaguar.
There were two species Of this anithal
which held tho field In Oregon during
tho period spcal, of against all rivals
II was undoubtedly u great destroyer Of
life among tho horbivorous beasts. In
tery.ew in Washington Star.
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To offset tho constant cxhalation
OF organic matter from the skin, ns
well as from tho lungs, occupied
roomH should be so arranged aS 10 al.
low Il constant change of tho air con.
tanned IN them. 10 meet this con
dition properly, an exit for air. an
well rs an inlot, should be provided
A fireplace Is perhaps an ideol ont.
let, as It has ! constant draft which
assures an outgo Of considerable
power,
As for n test Of the quality OF air
its purity or impuiity-nature has
provided as with a most useful ono,
and in all ordinary cases tho only
necessary one, in the Bansa Of smell
II this sense IL offended by character
istic stale odor of an IN ventilated
room, there is no appeal from IL
verdict, no matter how many venu
lators may no IN operation. This
test, 1t should BIO stated, can no mp.
piled only BY the olfnctories OF ono
just entering q room from the cut
side.
We have heard from tho lectur1
platform advice delivered to an IN.
tolligent body Of students in II pro
Daiatoly school as to just how far the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-13

a friend Of mine had a parrot that
was forever getting into mischief
Whenever let out OF his cage. If IL
wasn't flying around tho room
knocking down the ornaments, 10
was down in the kitchen annoying
tho cook Oyho, by the way, was red.
headed by calling out, "WhgrcB tho
white horse"
ono day whom tho cook was get
ting dinner ready, Polly hoppud into
tho kitchen just as aho put bowl
OF cream on the table. Flying at tho
edge OF tho bowlit was overturned.
Cook became emragcd ut this, and
scizing II dippcrful Of boiling hot
water throw It over Polly, scaldins
him 20 badly that all his feathers
dropped On. For a long time Polly
went around lamruting the loss of
his feathers, but 10 never bothered
the cool; again
ono day about three weeks after
ward Clergyman camo TO dino with
my friend, aud Polly soticing that
he was baldhcadcl, seemed TO pom
der over it, and just as they wcro
sitting down - dinner, Polly, VIII,
had been sitting on the back Of a
chair, hoppol mp ON tho table close
20 the Clergyman and. gazing sorrow.
fully at hH bald head, exclaimed:
"paor tallow, poor fellow; did tho
cook throw hot wgtor on You"
After this Polly was kept covered
up in his curo whenever there were
yisituts New York Recorder.
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the NosLeR LOVER.

,,t,bsa uoilgr lovor, tesc himi
Won IN YOU seek, ard not m3sclfi
tav, With mems what women choose 70 mako
him.
s.raph strong to soar. or iawn eyed eli
All efn or can. your beauty gave 70,
iifIius me a moment nigh To you.
Ari ni, BIZ Of heaven. fnin woule ;ayalt-
Mine thought II was. never kaew.
what you take ~ mo Il your to serve you.
All give. you gave to me before.
III Mini win youl II hut deserve you.
tccp all you grant To Lin aud no more.
ygu shall make mo dare what others dare not,
You shall keep my nature pure ~ snow.
And a light from you that others share not
Shall tfunsfgure mo whcre'cf 20.
Iet me ba your thrnll However lowly
II, the iondsmnn's service can 10.
LOYALTY shall make II high and h1lli
Naufht eau DO unworthy, done tor you.
Mon shall say, "a lover o. this fashion
se-h an icy mistress we'll hcsccms"
Women Say, could We deserve such passion.
Wa might be the marvel that be dreams"
james Russell Lowell.
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windows Of the sleeping apartment
should lo raised each night to assure
n wholesome air TO the occupant.
The distance given was exact, no al.
lowanco being made for variations
Of temperature, wind or weather.
a single window opened at both top
and bottom. but ut distances varying
according TO tho temperature, the
presence or absence OF winds, etc, IL
n suitable provision for ventilation.
II Is safe TO say That II the air in
any room seems rs puro TO n person
entering it from out of doors az tho
outdoor air itself, that air is wen TT
ted for breathing; such, at any rate,
it should always be, and such should
bo tho test applied BY an intelligent
observer
With such an ideal before rs, no
hard and fast rule is called for
With this ideal Ia view. and with
the homely quality Of common sense
ia exercise, It IL wcll also ~ rcmem-
Der the following factsi
A room is best for most OF us at u
temperature ranging from Go to ~
dcgs. a guard, be it OF tho most
primitive construction, should be be
tween a draft aud ourselves; the air
s. not necessarily impure whom
warm nor pure when cold; tho
smallera room Is, and the more oc
rupant5 it has, tho oftcnor should
the air DO rcnowul.--Youth'8 Com
u1uiou.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-13

Military stores are now made rs
far as possible 10 uniform patterns,
and the components are interchange
able, not only in each service, but
also whore practicable between tho
various services, so that, for exam
pie, n ship might in tho event OF ne
COSTLY DO armed with fortress guns
or might fiji up hor ammunition
from stores intended for the land
service. Now York Times.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-13

How Professor T., A. Ercoman camo
10 DO the author VI tho famous worl, on
tho Norman Conquest Is curiously In.
tcrcsting TO those taking part IN com.
petitions. That subject was selected
for an English pizu essay at Oxford.
hut the osady that ho sent in did not
win. He wont on studying tho matter
wrote tho foregoing standard book and
was, In consequence, nltOrward elected
by tho university 10 tho lucrative post
Of professor CT history.-London Tit.
Bits
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-13

In somo strangely shaped fossil trecs
hceidontly dug ont Of u stone quarry
wore found treasured mp tho petrinod
looking bodies Of reptiles, birla, bats
and such small deer, which had thus
been honorcd by preservation in massive
mausoleums.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-13

Stofilizcd milk in bottles, one for each
feeding can DO procured in almost all
largo cities, but 1t Is generally beyond
thorcach of the really poor, Ono OF tho
greatest difficulties, however, to DO on-
countored in establishing tho general
ufc OF this milk viii Ito In the effort TO
CONVINCE nothera II its desirability.-
Lippincotts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-13

Husband -Er-my dear, there Is going
70 BIO very nt-or--elcction at
my club tonight, aud may
Wife-Nosy we'll. I'll wait mp to hear
the returns
"Um--cr-aro you interested In the
roturnsg' ~
"los-your. returns" New York
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RAILROADS.
%aESA UNION
kEEsss' PACIFIC
G3aI9RJ1SysTEM.
THE THROUGH CIR LINE.
Effective IuLY lOh. IsOs.


FROM ail ra'ictn points. ..........., 80 IN
From Bate Portland and San rrAn.
..... .,..,............... NiA N
FROM rArk 'iiy md Cache valley. 1880 IN
Prom all Eastern polnts................ 1910 pm
fTom Cache vnllci and Ogdcn......... $40 p IN
iifum Milford, Eurcsn and inter.
mediate point,.......... sees. 80. 1000 m
From julh aud Furlka...............' oiil p IA
'IgomTcfminua AndToHolc. ..... 9iQa N
DEPART
Tor al eastern roin.s. sf1an
For Ogden AMI ntcfnci date poiuta. Goa IA
for huit'. Portland. San Francisco
sad Cache valley .......,.......... i0oia m
for Cache Valley ami parl city. alppm
Tor all Eastern points aad san Fan.
cfcoa...,.,.....,. ,.,................ $50 N
'FoT Ertcka. juab aud Mifori...... 7iOa IA
for Eurcta. Juab and intermediate
rchs...s..... ....................... t'il y m
'foi fo0rIt and IofminuH .,..... .,..., 3 Do . m
'bnuy, suuduya excepted.
i1tnIn1 t,twccn Juab aud Milford 90 not run
fuudhyA
CIgK TICKET orrirr, got sgNIN Sr
u. D., HURLEY. Cent Agt. PasssF. Dept
.. H. H. CtAug. Pres. aud Gen. iizr.
l.. picytssos. A.1'u Gcnr Ma.
J.. ]. LouAr. q. y. \ 4. Agent
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BOYS CLOIHING AND GEMS FURNISHINGS

who ao advantage Of this weeks Bargains will
81 Boys sample s1ei formerly from
$3.50 o $3.50
81. % boys Knee Pants Suits formerly sold for
Pants suits, formerly sold
All Wool Navy Blue Jersey suits, value
Boys Knee Pants One pair -
Boys Union Pants, value
Laundrled Pcrcac Shirts
Outing shirts, value
Boys Black satccn Shirts,
Fine Black Saline Shirts,
llen's Jersey Ribbed Underwear, suit
Mems Fine Babrgnu shirts IN broken sizes,
Mems Extra Fine Iinlhrigan shirts, each Soc.
Mems White Linen Collars each. &c.
Gents Seamless Hose, each ~ zoe.
Mcn's Reinforced unlnundred shirts, zoe.
Mems Outing FLANNEL shirts, 25e.
Mems BLACK satecu shirts, each 16r.
sik striped Shirts, a cach St,76
Men If Loo quality O5G,
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RIO GRkEDB
WESTERN.
Standard ousss.



tEAVra attr fANr.
No. - Tor rruyu, Dflud junction and
MI poinw iaHt ...,..... ....s,....,, 500 An
No, t-for Provo, trHud junction and
90 puinta LIuf..... .........a.. o IS pm.
No, t-f0r Provo. ptrs1n and Eureka t.u| % fn.
80. f--fUf hlHrtIm bod tanUeIt....s. $40 am.
H.. Co. uF Og1rn srl West ..,.,......ll ~ pro.
No. i-lor ogden and ihU NsHf ........li No a.iu
No b-fot Ogden aul points Mrht..... ESQ pa.
arttrNs SALT fAKE
No. i--Tfom irOvo, Grand junction
und the Hast ......... +. .,,,.....t n 0S I'm.
No. 3--irOm lryu. Grand Juncuou
and tho Es1t....... ............. ~ .is p.tl.
No, s-lr1m Provo faNsou and
Eureka ...s........... ........s..s.l 40 30 l M
No. Prom Blneham aud sHnr.te. ifu.u.
40. rom ogden ami uHfnfH Wet. 300 a.fu
10. g-trom ogden AMI tiio wet, loo. $50 am.
Ne. t-iior og'gn aui Tho Wet. p.ll o. m.
Pullman pNlsrr ,lcepors on NH through
uains. huchanFc. close connections. safety
trCcd and UuiAiOrt
gtsi'' Uftrr SIC. 'nOs Nrin stvest
u. G.. DnDGE. A. Il, WrLBY, III. uENNETr
Gen. Manager Dcs tups Gen. "a .. Az
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MammG-You aro not satisfied with
your now doll' Why, It crcops and says
"mamma," and opens and shuts its eyes.
and l don't know what all.
Wee Pe,1,Is fingers doesn't moy.. M
It's tongue fcsn't wag, I'M itnovcr frows
up.-Good News,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-13

Ono lad nolccd among tho English
am unable 10 express my contempt for
The Briuaher, you know, IL nothing IL
not ouir9. and this is ns truc Of his eat.
Ing as others oi hia Affairs What would
You thinl, Of tho restaurant or hotel that
would serve you duck or other Lird
that smclitl liku a dead mule that tho
buzzafds wouldn't caty And yet that's
tho way the Enphshuan has his bird
served, and ho IL bull headed enough to
Hwclr that hg loyoi game meat only
when 1t b. tainted hope that form Of
Ansiomauia will mover run riot In this
country. Interview In 81. Louia Globo.
Democrat.
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&c German
Syrup"

The majority Of well.rcad phys
icians now believe that Consunip.
ton is a germ disease. In other
words, instead of being in the con.
stitution itself it is caused by iunu.
merable small creatures living in the
lungs having no business there and
eating them away as catorpillars do
the leaves of tees.
A CORN The phlcgm that is
eoughcd up is those
DiooaSo. parts Of the lungs
which have been
gnawed of and destroyed. These
little bacilli, as the germs arc called,
are too small to be seen with the
naked eye, but they are very mitch
alive Just the same, and enter the
body in our food, IN the air We
breathe, and through the pores Of
the skin. Thence they get into the
blood and finally arrive at the lungs
where they fasten and increase with
frightiul rapidity. Then German
Syrup comes in, ioosens them, kills
them, eSpells them, heals the places
they leave, and so nourish and
soothc that, in q shof, time consump-
dves become germ-proofaud well. .
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1892-07-13

GRO. hoMNtY, Managar o. d. RoMNEY
Iaqhons ssN Asst Manager
a0i, aO3 "a 400 W. south temple street
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East SHOW hogan.

The Wood shed of lrpcmout sander
SON at Moore'> Mili- ia Cmmln VII
struck by lighting in tie -hsWcr ot last
Thursday and sci on iir,. but one pail Of
water put il out.
Henry Frye lost f~e valuable COW, in
the shower OF the Other night struck
by lightning near the IIe-eltou farm.
Notice Is hereby given thai a picnic
will he held in Milton Goodrich', PIN
grove ON the plain. Thursday Aug. 18th
the order of exercises Ia commence al
10 o'clock Il. III. All arc invited 10 at
tend and bring a good picnic basket ill
with rood food ior themselves and
friends If the day should be stormy
the next fair day would he in order
Good speakers tron thu village are ~
prctcd and good music will br furnished.
The grove i one 81 the best. bein.
smooth and dry aud a good -pring OF
water j. near al haul. t.ood seat, Will
be- furnished GA the ground and every
Thing To make liz crowd happy.
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District Convention.

l'hc Republican class convention COM
posed oi the towns OF Pitt~licld. PALMYRA.
Caman and Detroit met in Union hall,
littsiield. Friday at 3 o'clock Z. VI.
The convention was called To order by
County Commissioner II. &. Wchbcr OF
Palmyra. +. b. Barrett of Canaan. Was
chosen chairman and q. hurry of Pits
field, secretary,
{. II. Bowman of Detroit. was nomin-
atcd a candidate for representative 10
the Legislature. to represent the cla~>.
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CORRESPONDENCE.
North Arson.

There was 4 slight delay in the ship
mcnt of iron roofing Tor the Carrabassctt
Block giving the hand, employed a little
vacation.
Ned Marston, Ben Marshall aud oihcf-
have been fishing at has pond recently.
no. Arson has had al beast twice il
usual number OF summer visitor, this
season.
Almost every day -olne Of our cirilcn>
20 up to Lake Enbden Ia camp and fish.
No wonder, IL advantage. Tor -uch
sports are too numerous 10 mention.
Charles Coleman lla- recently been IN
town arranging Tor repairs on the COLI
man residence which i soon 10 bctcntcd.
Free dog slow in town last Friday
night, proprietor MI a pcddl"l' lleenl-
lcctcd quite crowd ami did a good bust
ur~~.
RIB.
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E. M. Smith, Pres, Kent's Hill Me.
BOYS AND GIRLS
WANTED

cmIl - smart. encrget lc B"vs aud cir tie Yrar
round and paw hdm vol Tor their services business
hnnornt AID p,rasa1t. vi not Interfere with
school duties. Ii =. anXiou- To earn mo y in
peasant nd profitable way, this j. vout golh'h
uppnrtu ,itv. Sod twn2 cert stamp aud address
T., f. T. GOODWIN. 3I STATE street, New lave,
Conn iwth
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To PROVE EVE HSE M nA5Ta H.

ON and after October 1, 1891, we give every
person selling our medicine the privilege of
selling six bottles for $500, and guarantee
that in case it does you no good You can
receive your money back. Read guaranty
with every bottle. We claim to cure Dys-
pepsia, Headache, Sour stomach, Heartburn,
Kidney Complaint, Neuralgia, Distress after
eating, Palpitation of the Heart, Collie, Ner-
vousness, Loss of Sleep, Dizziness, Irregular
ity of the Appetite, Pleurisy Pains, Bloat,
Wind on the Stomach Hacking Cough, and
Constipation. And why will it cure? Be
cause it is Relaxing. Purifying. soothing,
and Healing. 1t is compounded from the
purest roots and herbs, free from Alcohol
or Morpha 1t is harmless to the smallest
child; children like it, and it is far superior
to Castor Oil and all other preparations
Call for Groder's Botanic Dyspepsia
Syrup. None genuine unless bearing our
trademark. the Beaver
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Bucl,lin'- Aruira SalNr.

The hes, Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises
Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores, letters
Chapped Hands, Chiblains, Corns, and all Skin
Eruptions, and positively cures piles, or no pap
required 1t is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction, or money refunded. Price 2; cents pr
boz tor sale nv Roland Y. Pattpr.
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business Notices.

200 stitches perminalc gained. and one
third OF Your strength saved, by purclms-
ing "~landard'' rotary SHUTTLE sewing
machine at smiths Music Store.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

~ - - ''''''' ~ ~ ~ ~ '''"'''
pori for a brief stay
Mrs. ;. j. Walton AMI Mis- Ethel are
at Mouse Island fora few weeks.
Mrs. \. House of Bingham i visiting
Mrs. Avery Allen for 4 few days.
Miss Alice French left home saturday.
to Join her mother at the -eashore
Edw. $. Aubin i, the express mcs>cn-
ger on the noon train from Portland.
Mrs Andrew Tmns,le, and urIo
son of Boston are visiting al 4. Lums-
drns
Mis- Dor, ooodvio v.nt IA >uous,,
saturday to pa, SUNDAY with friends in
that city.
Ed p,o4 and uif4attended fine fun
oral If nIh, + William. :, r,.n,iu,rtn,
last Friday.
seat. for Turner. Fnrli.b Girls in
"Cleopatra~ are one ale at Arnold's ON
the corner
Or. and \rr..e = sawyer went to
Mouse Island ON saturday last for a
weeks visit.
Nj. ,r.,l,...t..o, ,1.3aal1 Ma
Is visiting for a few weeks among rcla-
tivc> in Skowhcgan
Mis- IInlIa Fowler. d5oqbIer Of Na,h-
an Fovl.r i. an = flp.ea weeks visit tn.
friends in NeVport.
Mis-. Mary 4. steward rrfnrnod home
saturday ught from several week. visit
in 81. stephens. \. +.
NJ. ,u,;., D. ..,.....i
s,.,,. pain, -, s,,,,,.l,,. L., ,,l,...
size i. passing the summer.
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IVA ~
Officer Thing has the party spotted
that assisted Lewis To eseapr from the
ioeN"P ''''"''A 'uu III III" proper 'I'''
1T VIII w "'''''' IL si'll'.r ''i' '"''H'-
'lafh''9'
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