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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-12

1t would seem that now is the time for
those who can afford it to purchase silver
ware. At the current price of silver,
tableware and other articles of household
use or ornamentimade from silver should
be cheaper than at any time for years
The price of tile white metal upon which
silver is plated is not great deal below
the price of silver itself at present rates,
hence it seems that the trade in spoons,
forks, knives, coffee-pots, ewers, mugs
and the like should be stimulated. Manu-
facturers of such articles will at any rate,
be quite likely to availthemselves of silver
at about SO a pound in anticipation Of
a rise.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-12

sThe lynching at Coal Creek, Tennessee,
reported in the MORNING News yester-
day, was a piece of lawlessness meriting
the severest punishment. The lynchers
were men under arms to enforce the pre-
servation of law and order They were
sworn to defend the state and uphold its
laws yet upon provocation they cast re-
straint aside and set themselves up su-
periar to the law. 1t is a bad day for
Tennessee when her troops descend to
the level of bloodthirsty mob. When
her soldiers cannot be depended on. upon
whom can the state rely to defend her
dignity and honor
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-12

Stories of rich gold strikes by prospec-
tors in the far western hills and noun.
tains have a very pleasant ring about
them, although no strike big enough to
relieve the situation has yet been made.
However, at a new mine in Wyoming 12s
ounces of gold, worth $40 an ounce, has
been taken out in eight days, which is
said to be one of the best showings ever
made by any mine.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-12

Notwithstanding the fact that the
Bank of England has raised the rate of
exchange, it is confidently expected that
fully s20,000,000. of gold will have reached
this country within the next fortnight 1t
is thought that about half of this amount
will find Judgement in the New York
banks, and the rest win go to banks
in other cities. Three per cent. premium
is offered for gold delivered Immediately
and II per cent for gold afoat Not
withstanding the increase in the gold cur
rency and in the national bank circula-
ton, there is so great scarcity in cur
rency that it commands premium from
~ to per cent in New York.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-12
CURRENT COMMENT.
Right to the Point.

From the New York Tribune tRepD.
The President has done his duty. Now let
the members of his party do theirs.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-12

The Atlanta Journal invites refugees
from the fever district of Florida to go to
that city, assuring them a hearty vel
come. 1t would be interesting to know
upon what authority the invitation was
issued. Atlanta may be healthy town;
but lift were an ideal sanitarium the peo-
pie would not open their arms to a pesti-
lence. 1t is pretty safe to say that the
people of Atlanta, who are known to be
intensely human, were not pleased with
the Journals shallow bluff.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-12

NOR RENT. the cneap columns of the
II MORNING NEWS at zone cent word ZOE
each Insertion an excellent mode Of adyeFu
ng
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-12

Another East Indian prince has ar
rived at New York. His name and title,
run in together, are Maharajah Sir
Waghii Thokore, Sahib of Morvi. His
personality, however, is reported to be
less picturesque than his name; he is
simply an ordinary looking, dark-skinned
man, dressed in conventional English
clothes. New York will not go into hys-
terics over him; he has no anointed cook.
and only limited quantity of wives.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-12

EASTERN OFFICE, % Park Rog, New
York City. C. s. FAULKEER, Manager.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-11
7 .AUERBAGH2BRO
SPRING APPROPRIATIONS
Lovely Spring Novelties in
SILKS DRESS GOODS, LACES EMBRODERIES, ETC.
ARRIVING =. DAILY.
Lovely Spring Novelties In

buy Early az Choice Designs will Difficult Later
Special Grand Values silks this Week. which POSI-
lively cannot be Equaied ANYWHERE.
For DOC 20 Spring
For Coo Double Warp Surhh 80
Three Leaders Ia Bidck Rhadame silks
For 52Ac, ~
u ~
For O2hc,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-11

Now we have two general methods OF
wintering bees-out of doors In chaiT OF
double walled hives, and in the cellar in
single walled hives. A writer In The
Beekeepers Review, who does not at.
tempt TO compare these methods, says:
believe that bees can be and are
winiered very nearly in perfect health
by either method. As to which is the
least liable TO failure you ARE surely the
best judges, for the method most sue.
ecesslul with you is surely the best. Diff
ierent cellars and the methods of pack
ing upon the summer stands vary 80
greatly that 1t il ridiculous to presume
10 lay down any specific rules for bring.
ing the bees to spring in n prosperous
condition.
However, ! will describe the methods
would employ TO secure perfect hiber-
nation. First, must see that each col
Vny mas thirty pounds or more of good,
neaithy honey or sugar strip stored in
Tue combs aud well sealed. Then | de.
ere prolific young queen whose colony
naa reared "a fair amount of young bees
uurlng September, which bees should be
I.us'eFed compactly in well formed
ut0od nest. Now, II wintered In the
eeilar they should be placed therein
soout Nov. 10 to 20. The cellar should
pY quite dry, and by means of large ven.
u,a'ors or the porosity Of tho walls the
ar should be kept pure and sweet and
dogs. " "'''' ~
az winiered on their summer stands
.hey should 10 in chaff packed hiyes
r wv good roofs that will exclude the
,aln ana snow and admit air to keep the
packing dry Then must hope for not
sSo severe a winter, but ono admitting
several opportunities for flights.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-11

N nay markets differ, says Tho Rural
WV WV lorkor, In California timothy IA
S I'u'y quoted and hay made Of green
me- ~s"' or barley commands highest fig.
a. ~ IN London clover hay is priced
ii, Wv 1r head and is now bringing twenty.
Nen nV w ton for best quality. In
INV NV YORK the presence Of clover AWAY,
hurts the price. o' anyways
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-11

Ladies' Fnr-rrmmcd Jackets 81 worth
from 50 o
One line of sample IN To 81
An elegant
Ladies' Street Costumes Tor $500, worth $3.50.
Ladies' Doublc-bTca ted suits Si.5o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-11
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining unclaimed IN the Post ofioo IT
Salt Lake City, Utah. on Feb. iith, lsa5. 10
obtain any Of these letters the applicant must
cali for''Advcriiscd Letters." and give the date
OF tho Let. II not called for within two weeks.
they will be sont 10 the Dead Letter once at
Washington, ID. a.,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-11

a. II. NASH. Postmaster.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-02-11
BOYS CLOTHING.

We arc determined
Prices Lower than you them.
For 81 30 Boys Knee Striped Cashmere
For 81 10 Boys Wood suits.
For Sii5 Boys Double suits.
For 81 No and S3.35 LOT
hor 81 GO and S2.35 Boys Cape Oyercoats.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

An entertainer OF KINGS WINS Whiting
ton. What S9yrih tire wt+r mauz
'SceSt rhpu u man ati lgsut lH m4 hHsi-
ness He shall stand briur, kings
They used "a show Hn ola house iu liart
lane rich with carved wood, as Whiting
TONES. but II must have been In his parish
Of II MirAurl'-, pJtrruoylrr ROSY. and
one Is pretty certain, close 10 the site Of
his college, which stood 90 the north side
of the church tIerg hr rutrrlaiurl Henry
of Asugaurt and hrs bride ,sllh mHgnlH
crnce which asgHui,hei the king The enss
81 slleHA banquet was morr cham repaid hy
the respect fur the wealth and power uf tine
citE which il uauf-hUd anil maintained IN
the kHHgtt mind
The memory Of il. wc may be- very grn.
had IL after effect even ureu those most
mastcrtul Of snycryign~ Henry WIN nad
Queen Brss On this occasion It WITS uogh
ing that the tables rroaugd with guoi
things aud glirtrred with gold uua SILVER
plate II wt- nothing thai the tires were
fed with ceagr and ptfi'mtrd wood For
the prmerty mayor fed these fires after du
uvr with nothing le~s than tie king
bonds 80 the amount ~ EN.aa Ia pur-
chasing power that sam Wtul uaw be
represented hy "A nj lEou and quarter A
trails royal git Walter Bas.,at ia Har
per
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
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Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

folds ~ -ilE The double pulled sleeves
droap grac fflly and a bit % black laee
IueS aruGud the wrists aud neck THIS
costume wa. very much admired With IL
WINS worm military cape 81 gray camtl's
hair lined with ChAuRcable tafIetas, aud
toquc 81 gray yclgei with crimson quill
III H.
Al this game ten the lovely daughter Of
the hostess helped to serve the tea IN "a pref
~ dress Of pale pink m8usseiine dc laine,
made with rpuua, fll skirt having two
moss green AND pink ehangeatle taifeta
ugtiles ufpgnl the bottom The oorSagc
was "A plain one gathered at the neck and
waist over this she wore an apron If
printed india silk ia cream with ROSE sprays
over Il a narrow green ribbon made
bow NJ the pocket and tied il IN the buck
An together made lovely and very girl.sh
gown.
a very fashionable modistu showed me
n round dy1en uf olrsagvs which she had
just received, and which She told me were
adapted ta almost any style of skirt. They
were made so as 10 bc independent and 10
make harmonious combination One
was Of pale blue csmcl's hair, and the front
of the waist was tucked to form a yoke
The wuist was held Ia 10y n rich pas
semgHteric girlle In black The sleeves
were very nest atd dainty. This would 20
well wish usthing except yellow, aud ia
deed she 8Vrrrcd that IL would even E3
with canary yellow. | should imagine
that a clever woman might make one like
this, and fancy that il it had short
skirt or frill below the belt it would he
still pretticF
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

The nest I, 4 figaro effect. obtained rs
having the dnderror-a-,e 81 black velvet ana
uprrr one ~ f1illc The jarkct ana sleeves
have ornament. made x rich persian en-
bruidcry. Ii flstcu- On the icft under the
figaro. OF course tIi-, liging an black. cx-
cept the trimming, aud that II such sof
mixture II colnr- can he worn with any
thing
\ very handsome corsazr f3r mislle
aged or Young Indy 4 Il Errldr IN dark
and blue and uld gold und navy b y fable
The sleeves aud drapcry me IL the faillr.
which Il arranged ID The back just Il. Il il
Ia fruut 4 huulrr ~ thr.durkpst sh.du IL
peacock fuc- IS st around the waist, neck
and On the drlppry iii front ara bucb are
sci iyt ornaments Till, i particularly rich
ind handsome with black skirts
The u-t ID feather and tur trimming
around tho meek ANA ia f.af ,..e-yl, Ed Il.
IN dies /. npo N thc .b,nny fgought.n
ii III. ,,..it...l inventor ma tii.r, pr.l,4l5ly
Iosy,rb,. f.lrrl Yr,,tI,ir.s- ,..r,. b.,ani-
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
A strange Methaa q Sanitation.

OF all the strange modes Of sAlataiioa
the most extraordinary j. the dance
ceremony" current ia the West Africa
Kingdom Of l'ahnmey. Whenever an
Dahoman chief or official OF rank comes
pay You visit he always opens the inter
view by dancing around you with yarlos
queer comfort ions extremely suggestive
Isis having Just upset IA kettle of hoiHn.
water over his knersl which sou are boan.
10 initiate rs closely rs possible
IL Is even reportsd-with What truth
cannot say-that one OF the native INNS
tiers OF the terrible King Gezu owed y
rapid rise nj the Duhoman court wholly Z
his superior skill la cutting these strana
eapers, and that he thus literally as weli =
tgurattyely jumped To prefeFmeat
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

The hat upon the left Is "A straw, made
with the hrtm VI fan that it forms scallops
la front and ~ the back There ARE three
beautiful hltck ostrich tips aua fun bows
Of dull red velvet held by "A rhinestone
buckle
The hat IN the center Il 81 dark blue
straw, split III the middle 81 the hrim
which Is fastened up on the face md bound
around with navy blue velvet The form is
tndr~critmhic, hut can hc understood from
the picture lust above tile opening there
il a panachc 81 black feathers. held by
velvet hnw and rhinestone buckle, and two
iHrs, iewcl,d pins ARE stuck through the
bow lnIu the crown The hat il perchcl On
one sdr pf the hc.tt aud along the ins ldcuf
the right side 81 The brm there il Il feather
border II u uut entirely ugly GA young
head but i not particularly refined
The thiul 1t thiS trio ~ peculiar hats il
Of hihek milan hFstid with shovel brimh
auJl u queer iiit crown that widcu- ont, like
the caps the little boys u~pd a. wear. far
h.yuyid thr sides Then. i. Il wriuk lad band
Of scarlet velvet around the crown, ,us4 il
large buw with tour ears nnd An upright
feather turned ns The others All were To
~huw the under ~tlc These with an en-
crtld buckle finished this hat, with thcrx-
ceptlun 81 narrow band 81 ostrich fGrs
around lie edge
This htt was worn With "A drtb cloth
Jacket, short ui snug almost covered with
Zine hrudiusuf hlarl, .ud gold There were
elegant geld and igt buttons and black silk
cor,l- fastening the fronts have srcu spy.-
vr,l Of these close jackets, bat ouly amuug
the finest imported goods, They ARE tight
fitting have short round skirts rather
full AMI htunl witt undyrl ~p:,i~klu, which
gives 4 pretty s'set ont N VERY narrow seal
hudiug, ARE on sleeves collar Hud fronts
This is AN Indication that fur viii hr used
for trimming all the a-uu. some ~ the
newest turhau~ have fur bands Ouc with a
band ~ ehipmUuk was very pretty, hut il
seems 4 pity toxin the poor ljrglr creatures
To trim "A huuuyt
+ lut II flr j. "A favorite. 81 also nre l.ey
and ribbons ~our IT the ncty lactS Mru
muryrls of delieury ANA II seems impu-
sihic that such exquisite and delicate tgX-
tnns- wvrr woven hy machine instead 81
hcHs NvruBght ont VS. patient hands ~=uc
! >iW. with tie hUi, 1T thg ase af haiap
color aud tie n-ure at tile bottom dcIi
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

t1e dust wllIah G.iel the air. when across
the ray which irsl tn a broad .nara hftsseaa
the TWO irers lrHind M came a shadow
turned 10 some surprise and Ss.g bciurc ne
a Young mau a. Is H1ll rrcaZ aizpd one g
the northern guest.
"Cau YOU tell me. my tttlo man. re
said. resting his hand uA H., snualdpr.
"Nho thar lads isF
"Ihat Is Miss MARY, A4ss srra nut
she must not bc spoken to r9y
And WHY bc asked
Because She j. alone with Ter dead -
replied, lar .hc used u : IS those words d
me when ! would want 10 help Ter ia her
work NJ. dear. SHE would sav, I'll i
my Own work. aud ! Wouid rather he lef,
alone with ms dead
AZ THIS, with q look u sadness and pits
on his face, ue stepped sbrtiy past ms aud
walked across the lawn 10 vhcpc she wis
sitting. with be SIT light ii Tie setting
sun touching her golden hair ana ana
minatiug her sweet, far face.
She did NOT sce hiH until ne spoke t.
her, and then, with a quick glance. She
half rose, but sank down again and bowed
her head
could hear him speaking rapidly rs &c
bent over her, but she only held her Ett,t
against this railing aud would not look up
saw MIN tuRc h.r hand, aBd raising tier
up look into her face. Then She broke
down, aud resting her head on las Shout
der, cried a, IL her heart would break
And "a. h0 stood with his arm around
her sadly, but with the nappie-t cNpre,
sion % his ilce, somehow | felt a. II an
was Well. ~ went down to theta and
softly Touched bcr hand
At nay touch she raised her head from
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
NEW YORK FASHIONS.
THREE VERY REMARKABLE HATS ron
YOUNG LADIES.

Fnr, Lace aud Ribbon Al Great Favorit.s
Them onitc Elective separate Cor.are.
60 suit ANY sort Of Si,trt-A New Crcpou.
Copyright, Issss hy American Pies, Assaca.-
tiuu,l
There are Young iatlips aud young ladies
snuny those VITO presume a. lead the lisi
iunz 10 this city, aura thpreforpin the whole
country, md their tastes wary most sur
pri-inElN ID the mat'cr II hats one week
every one yuu meet viii have a close bon
net o. hat % vrry modest dimensions The
next week every one will have "a hat that
chains Your Alteration until another canps
along little more ambitious tnstu tie first
In the matter ~ size and more during 10
the mattcr IT trimming some 81 the latest
hats ARE 80 very remarkable that cannot
refrain from representing three Of them
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

The most dangerous part u the British
toast !, TINT between marlborough bead
aud the North Forelaud including a. il
lues both tire Humber aud tbe Thames
The ueNf most dangerous district is thar
between Au4.e-ea sud The Null Of Cantyrc.
which includes the MrrSry aud the Clyde
Next comH- ihAt between Hart aud puiut
and -, David besd, which includes the
Bristol channel the district between tile
North kuraiml and 81 Cathrrine's in
Guiding. Of Caurse. the Straits ~ Dover,
comes but fourth on the list London Tit
In.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
20 soNo o. - PINE.

spring frun y cltit ia thn maUniain siae
To catch n kiss trom tbe risigsg suh-
The glorious eagles wings IT pride
Carrss me sgputiy y hen day 1, doue-
| battle ms feet M a cry stall spring.
And the winds Tor ave IA nay branches sing
The cong ~ the mountains, 04id and FREQ
A. the lili IL the waves u a summer seal
Come. climb up to my breezy hvights
QuafT 81 tho air hat Is -oft "a wine.
TIN the heart grows stout aud the cycs wax
bright
And the soul Is sweet with the scent OF the
pine.
There was never draft 10 the world like this,
And never a jos like thc morning Kiss
whcp the diamond deW tli-s the bIuebelfs
cup
Come 10 the mountains climb up. climb up
= News York World.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

Retired Bgsime-s Man am rich ut last,
anu now am going t. iiud perfect eli
nsase 10 lite ia
Great Iraseser-sG Coed Idea I've ALWAYS
held tigat when naa retlrrs from bust
ntss af should Immediately take up some
thing tHa5 viii keep him occupied Tor the
r.st - hlz lfe.- New York Weekly,
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
Al At of Gratitude.

A gentleman saved the life ~ clotbes
dealer, hu hta He4r4 etf=-lse4I ina 100
The latter na- pfofgse in his thanks and
said u Ills rsruyr "a sge that YOU have
SPOILED voW glst Hys an this nISpiciUls IS.
ct.Iau AI3eV ME a. take tho ot5partr,I,if,
Of EaudtEs g0u my bussues, err.l Ten
thousand elegant summer suits al forty.
six marks ~ Fi#tgsude BlatfcF
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

err noticed one pIee, Y ,terdas where the
surface showed garnet an fhr under part
WAS ersguu The EarHct 'f.ss Irregular. Iast
a. fit had benn pressed ttIttlg in the erap
ing machine, tlrg las one, uad "A brush
wsh garnet agu had hceu passed lightly
oyrr it. II ws,z cone Of thg u3dr-t aud yet
prsttlc-t things I have seeu this season.
Trimmed With some al tile ucw lacuS and
plenty of ribbon. Il would make most
lovely gown. hATF IEEuY.
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

An Interesting relic 81 the past at olll
PehIa4uid + a-izreti hirl feet wide. payesl
with medium sEzeEi tlat stones raised In tie
middle aud having good CUTTERS aud rarhs
o. large stones besides Tine sidewalk itA
feet wide The street Was built In 1890
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
G.tting MA ora Noi..ncr.

First Little Blri Here comes a boy VIII
agun. shall we rs away
Second Little Biri-No He'd ouiy iok
low tis
First Little Bird but what shall sc tf
Second Little Sit here ANA lGi fie
fire ~ rs lig aud 10y he will shoot 81
finger or something aud 80 home. Go'@
News
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

In Brazil there grows a tree which b.
hard ara shaped fruits, known as noa
key cups They contain edible nuts AZ
the husks are very peculiar, bsIns =
inches ia diameter and having regular "
which 10 them closely aud separats VIC.
the seeds are mature
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
WORK OF ARCTIC WOMEN
ESKIMO FEMALES 90 NOT SEEN
TO LEAD AN EASY LIFE.


little Ess bern said uhunt Use duties AMI
the iabtf 81 Tie women in Those lands
\ gre. aeid II their time Is occupied III
sewing tnd "a singing but the Eskimo
wife sing while sire -ews, and therefore u0 4
time i lost
~hedor- not have tOmake bread. because I
there il no -four 10 thut land, neither does
size have to wash and dress the baby, be /
cause tie uait4 wears no clothes aud u Is +
never washed Neither, i0r that matter
do rs parents wash The bHbl rests, while +.
Huakr Ia a loose hood its legs spread
around her waist
The E-ktluN wife accompanies Her hus
band on al journeys and on All extended f
hunting excursions Her services art
needed iH repairing clothing, in cooking
when there il time Tor such luxurious
ftrr-Hn 10 ctrty share Of the load IN
summer, WHEN everything TINT cannot be
packed on the backs of their frtnfu dogs
must he borne on the bucks 81 the people
When on Journey Ia winter the ntle
sits III the sled sometimes, but Ofteucr
runs alongside or ahead ii the dog- II
the sled j. heavy tie husband, w6o drives
the team, may sometimes rest his weary
limbs on the sled but the woman must
not When the dogs give out and the
sled moves slowly the women are the first
70 don tue harness ana h'ip pun tue load
TUE WORK ltiEA HANt 10 10
When 2 hait =. maGe ipr the day me men
bulld the snow nut, mt ~ the building
progresses iht women close the ihtersiiee-
81 the snow blocks WITH s"tt snow anl 20
very cold weather they pie loose -u1M
AGAINST me >tarS. ana, u need hc, over the
top with q HFad, Nooath shovel called =
pettderit A. soon = the nut : ih'-Hf'i
ltir women lAhe ~ TIE s"lhs uad other
hoH-fhsid ELECT which are very e." ~
mum II tnl supple having Hrst heat"n
~ las -llH" it'h thr sHihs Win short
hinh eai.nI ah iho"ttr
lhe woman also putS up the pig stone
mmp ltsuls ~ mrtts snow nr lct 70 mthe
water ior dr'hNlhs or I" COOK with, cfeei@
a"tNliE if'iH over th' amp ahd 20 many
Glher "5'S- maheN herself generally n,e'HI
llrt pl'ar e tae hal z. ~ either cnd q tht
b.'t "Al3h +, 9h.s 4 Ia .1fn ~ snow ihAi
oer0hr, ht'riy WIS "h",r Interior Hrl
lust ~ front n ihe Lamp, - tba. size can
give - lt constant and careful attention
Tie u4u does me Hrprius and uturb 81
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500 '''.'i y ,i's o'lsi i'r'' "otN, o''5,ait
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12

tndcr the name of "ghatuglts. q asua Of
umbrella hat or suusbadu i made la India
u tie leaves III d palm or ~ tie uEataiu
leaf ChatttGs are worn bg The plawmru.
eowktepers and coolies Of bengal ana
Assam
Elmore bulletin. [volume] (Rocky Bar, Idaho) 1889-1906, 1893-08-12
DANGER In ATHLETICS.
BAD RESULTS FOLLOW EXCESSIVE
PHYSICAL TRAINING.

Consumption. Enlargement OF the Hear,
aud Other BODILY TITS Caused by
Rigid Dtseipline-why Modern Man /,
Not fitted for Such Treatment
The enterprise. [volume] (Wellington, Ohio) 188?-1899, 1893-02-01
CARNEGIE TALKS.
The Great Capitalist Makes a
Statement to the Public

Relative to His Connection with the Car
negie steel Company-He ls Not nm
Oficer, But Only Stockholder
Action Of the Onhoials In
the Homestead Strike
Endorsed.