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The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-23
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The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-23

Connally and Carmack, the belli- gerent Memphis editors. came to an amicable understanding and will fight no duel.
 Army recruits are becoming so scarce that War Department officials are apprehensive of the Army ranks being depleted.
 Illinois farmers claim that the latest sleet storm so injured wheat in Eastern Illinois that there will be scarcely half a crop.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-23

THE Little Rock Democrat well says it will cost money, and good deal of it, to build good roads in Arkansas. But it costs more to do without them
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-23
Hoods Cure.

In saying that Hoods Sarsapar fila cures, it's proprietors make nc idle or extravagant claim. State ments from thousands of reliable people of what Hoods Sarsaparills has done for them, conclusiyely prove the fact-HOOD'S Sarsapar- fila CERES.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-23
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2s, 1893

GEN. P. G. T. Beauregard, the last of the great generals of the confeder- ate military service, died Monday in New Orleans. aged 75 years.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-23

bD ulNCk'uHNU0HT tea cures Constipation
 Positive character In face dIscloses positive power, but its lack does not al- ways signify the opposite.
 Joseph V. Dory, of Warsaw. III. was troubled with rheumatism and tr,ad . number Of different remedies. bnt savs nom none or them seem 10 do him any good l; uut nnai'y nc got hold Of one that seeeaily cured him. He was much pleased witll It, and felt sure that oth . sfs similarly afflicted would like 10 nno" what t'le remedy was that cured nim; ne states for the benefit of the pnDhe that Y is called Chamberlain's 's rkin Balm. For sale by druggists. fsb
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-23
T. FOSTER & CO.. Wholesale Grocers and Cotton Factors Nos II AND 1s NORTH SECOND STREET
 Fort Smith, Ark.
McElree's Wine Of Cardul

and THEDFcRD'S BLACK DaAUGHT ars for sale by the following merchants h WIENER DRUG co. Russeaiviiis. J. W. WELLS, ..
 WILLIAM BROOKS. <
 CITY DRUG STORE. q
 W. A. GALLOWAY, Atkins.
 HINTON & SON, ss
 BLEDSOE FORD,
 I. N. CAGLE, Cagiesvilie.
 w. A. BAIRD, Dover.
 BRANT & SON. Appleton.
 II SMITH, London.
 BURGESS < ROBERTSON, London. K. II. GARDNER, Potts Station. W. 8. NEWTON. Scottsviile-
 Long foreheads, with close-drawn skin which shows no wrinkles, are the characteristics Of cold, selfish natures. When Baby was sick we gave her CastoriA- When shs was Child, she cried for CastsriA When she became Min, she clung to Castosia. When she had childrea. shs gave them Css1osiA
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-23
THE DEMOCRAT
 PUBLlsHBDSwEEKLY BY DEMOCRAT PRINTING COMPANY.

SUBSCRIPTION 91 PER ANNUM
 PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-23
Clinton. MissourI.

Mir. A. l.. Armstrong, an old drug gist, and prominent citizen of this contemplating town, says: .'I sell some forty different kinds of cough medi- cines, but have never in my experience sold so much of any one article as 1 have of Ballard's Horehound Syrup. All who use 1t say 1t Is the most per- feet remedy for Cough, Cold, Consum- ption, and all diseases Of the throat and Lungs, they have ever tried" It is a specific for Group and Whooping Cough. It will relieve Cough in one minute. Contains no opiates. Sold by J. w. Wells.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-23
Try sL4ck:oa.ucnr se. for Dyspspsl..

Turned-up noses. under high, arch- ed foreheads, are found only in men of 2 despotic temperament aud bad dispo- sition.
 Any person purchasing one 50 cent bottle Cor two 25 cent bottles) of any Cf our PLANTATION REMEDIES Is entitled to the Memphis ''Scimitar" weekly for 1883. Mail us front of carton and write on back your name and address plainly PLANTATION PHARMAcAL Co, Memphis, Tenn. Coughing Leads uO COnsumption- Kemp's Baisam stops the cough at once Eyes which show white under the iris are commonly associated with nos bility of character and exemplary life. MsELREE,s WINE OF cAapuI for Weak Nervea DON'T cough and hawk ana spit until you disgust everybody around you. but get bottle of Plantation Cough Syrup and be cured. Why not try its Sold and guaranteed satisfactory by Forrest, Turner & Co. Mill Creek Weimer Drug Co.,. Russellville, w. A. Baird, Dover. Drs Rye q Butts, London Neal < Co.,. boyer. Foreheads wrinkled In the upper part, while the lower part is smooth, generally Indicate duilness and stupid ity.
 Lanc's Medicines Move the BOw- els Each Day. In order to Dc healthy this Is necessary. DOr WINE oF cARDuI. . Tonic for Women. Noses with wrinkles on the sides, which never entirely disappear, gem erally belong to money getting natures During the winter months look out for Rheu- ris ma.ism, bnrns Frost Bites, Ch,iblnins, &c. Be and prompt relief 25 ane 50 cents. Sold anl guaranteed satisfactory by
 Forrest, Turner < Co.,. Min Creek
 Meimer Drug Co.,, kusseliville.
 w. A.. Baird, Dover.
 Drs. Rye Butts, London.
 Neal < Co. Dover.
 Robertson & Jones, Joncsboro. Ark. write: c. c. c. Certain Chill Cure gives universal satisfaction" Pleasant to take. No cure, n" pay. Sold py J. W. Wells.
 A forehead winch In the upper part project and the lower sinks In toward the eye, shows mental weakness. polling, Soothing and Healing is Plantation oarbolic Ointment A grateful dressing in cases or indolent ulcers. old sores, cuts, gaa.snssed sat,sfactory by
 Forrest. Turner & Co.,, Mill Greek
 Weimer Drug Co, Russeliyille.
 ". A, Baird. Dover.
 Drs. Rye & Butts. London.
 Neai & Co.,, Dover.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-23
Mssis..,. WINE oF cARpUJ for fcmsle di.ea..s

sS..s. WtNE 0r CAhOUt for female diseases. The upper part of the counie nance IS the seat of thought, labor and re solu tion; the lower half indicates action. Have It in your house. keep 1t in your stable. fiantataon Arnica Liniment relieves prompt : iy. If you don't need 1t now. you will fater a5 and 90 cents Sold and gaaranteed satisfactory ny Forrest, Turner & Co, Mil Greek
 Meimer Drug Co.,. Russellvilie
 ". A. Baird. Dover.
 Drs. Rye & Butts, London.
 Neal X to.. Dover. 1T your appetite Is gone nothing will restore It more quickly than "C. 0. c. Certain Chill Cure" the great tonic and guaranteed cure for chills and fever. For sale by J. W. Wells.
 Eyes without wrinkles. or with q great number Of very small. long wrinkles, generally show weakness of character.
 Oh my poor back !--what paint Nh excp.a for it. Plantation Anti Pain Porous I.lastes with capsicum will cure it.
 Sold and guaranteed satisfactory by
 Forrest. Turner t O., Mil Greek
 Weimer Drug Co.,. Russellvflle
 ". A. Baird. Dover.
 Drs. Rye < Butte. London
 Neat & Co.,, Dover.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-23
Niles Nerve and Liver Pills

A ct on new principie--regulatIng the liv- CT, stomach and bowels through the nerves A new discovery. pr. Miies' Pills speedily constipation. Unequaied for men, women child ren. Smallest. miidest, surestl 5 dose 10 cents. Samples free at weimer Drug Co.'S
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-23

The most expressive eyes are never very round nor wide open, are nett her too prominent nor too sunken.
 Children like to take ssC. o. 0. Ger tain Chlll Cure ..the pleasant and guar anseed cure for fever, ague and maj ar ia better than quinine. Sold by J. W. Wells.
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-23
BaIlard's Snow Eminent.

This wonderful remedy Is known from the Atlantic to the Pacific, and from the Lakes to the Cult. It is the most penetrating Eminent in the world. It will cure Rheumatism. Neuralgia, Cuts, Sprains, Bruises,
 Wounds, Old Sores, Burns, Sciatica,
 Sore Throat, Sore Chest and all Inflam- nation, after all others have failed. It vii cure Barbed Wire Cuts, and heal all wounds where proud flesh has set in. It is equally efficient for animals. Try 1t and you will not be without It. Price 50 cents. Sold by J. w. Wells.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-03
CAPITOL GROUNDS.
The Commission IN ChlT8o Decide TO
Open Them 10 The Public,
rnE ACTION rAKESrms MORNING.
Mnyor Baskin VIII b. asked TO Ap.
point Policemen 10 Patrol the
Grounds at the Expense Of tho Cliy.

Tho Territorial Capitol Grounds
commission held a meeting lals morn.
for tio purpose Of conaldcrIns the adj
visibility Of taking ttois 10 throw the
grounds open &, the public.
Tue meeting was an Informal one
and was held at Govern0r weapo
ONCE The membom riasrus were
Governor West, Judge STANFORD u
Ogden, Thomas Mafahali AMI James
Sharp Of salt Lake.
II was decided 70 make
the ucotsiary Arrangements at
oLcB lot Tie opening OF ,ho grounds,
which Will probably occur eomo tlmu
next week. La the meantime the con-
mission viii wait upon Mayor Bgskin
with view to securing police patrol
O' the grounds Vi the ez puu1r Of the
city 10 prevent pClgour d1stfuouvciy
inclined from iujuuua ,hu lawns,
flowers aud shruhs. In case any uuduc
advantage L. takcu by tiie public 0i
tho commissions gVucrIsty The
grounds win be- immtdi ticly closed
again.
rnu Capitol grounds commission
consists vt tho following. gentlemen,
Governor West being cnuirmau'
Joseph stanford, Ogden; Aurun Farr,
Logan; A. IL. Lund, Mlnu; A o.
smoot IT,, Provo; Jam shaip anu
Thomas MarshAll, Silg Lake.
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Probate Court Bus less.

The following orders were made h.
the Probate court this morning.
Estate OF Godfrey Lunharj, d,oras.
cd. Petition for order Of aa'e Of real
estate. order made allowin. sale 10 be
matte ut private SALT, Additional
bonds OF exsgut-ix Fixed Ia the tum Of
$40, 900.
Estate Of Peter Erickson. Hearing
on return Of Gale OF real estate. Henry
j. T.. J. lckson aud isaac d. Efiokson
sworn ana examined. Orler made
confirming sale.
Estate and guardianship Of Lucia
Pearl Armstrong etal, minors. Otder
made appointing Anule II. Armstrong
guardian on hling a bond lu the cum
OF 5000.
Estate II James McFadden, de.
ceased. Order Of publication of notice
10 creditors made.
Estate Of William A. Ecfon, de-
ceased. tontinuod tlli Ih,fsel i1si
Eslate of o. j. HUlllsler, deceased.
Continued I'll the 9th Inst.
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supply is irregular they are compelled
10 shut down portions Of the year. The
sale OF tho Silver King COPPER miuc,
osiensitly Tor ., 900, O0j,is just reported.
The bnyeta are u Scotch syndicate. Ore
from this mine runs 80 10 40 per cent
copper and 200 10 900 ounces In silver
70 lha ton. lt "a recognized ~ u pacu-
liar formation, anu stands alone in tho
district From 5locsne camp, where
ihe:u Hre row some 1000 people, ship-
menls Of high grade load-iiivcr Oree
arc boiling made TO the smultcr at Ia
coma, Wash, In spite Of the tariff. The
American bids Tor lead stand J cent
higher than the British bids, which
oisolu the tariff rate Of ~ cents. Most
az the miUCrH in SluCsur district arc
from Cwur ~ Aluuc. The average
grade Of ore taken out runs 80 por cent
lead and 100 ounces 100 silver. The
rcasou In thoae dlsificls Ia short, not
over six months In thu year, and trans.
pOftatlOn diiii ult.
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SALTAIR OPENING.
The Important Event Announced 10
Occur on Thursday Hat
THE PROGRAM WELL IN HAND.
Governor West 10 Deliver the Open.
log Addrcss,-The Banquet VIII
BE a Iiig One.

AfIer long delays and many dlaap.
poinimen,s the formal opening OF Sal
iair iaposltiyely announced for Thurs-
day next, the slh inst.
The army Of carpenters, plumbers,
painters and decorators who have held
high carnival for three months past.
will 10 laid "a Wcdnesday night,
and the grand pavilion, the
great sweep Of promenadcs, the long
array Of bath houses, aud oil tne
numerous privileges Tor which high
bonuses have been paid, will be banded
over ready for opening by 10 O'CLOCK
rhuuday morning.
Tho officials both Of the road and the
beach Intend celebrating the event
with all the coiat that such m
Important occurrence demands.
The completion Of giogt pub.
lie enterprise that fwlll do 70 much
towards advertising Salt Lake City, In
hailed ON all han d. ~ being red letter
affair In the history u tLis city anu
without DOUBT all classes Of citizens
viii participate ia COMMUNICATING IT,
The program OF exercises IL not fully
| made cut ha yet, but General Manager
clayton gave some Of the main out
lines 20 u NLws representative this
mOfning, Governor Wett has
consented 10 deliver tho formal
address declaring the great TO-
sort open. Special trains boar
lug the mayors anu city councils Of
Ogden, Provo, ana possibly other
lowns Will be run ~ the RIO Gpn4e.
Mayor Bnskin, tue City Council, tho
FEDERAL officials aud the Press clue,
with other invited guests 10 tho mum.
Der o. one hundred, will III down to "A
| private lunch In the main tower uuring
! the afternoon, where few t0atts viii
be offered by prominent citizeue. In.
mediately after Gov. Wesps address,
which Will be delivered In the dancing
pavilion, Psderon's orchestra of
/ twenty men viii render o Ufiei concert
program. Dancing viii then be Ia
order liil midnight. Tho whole force
Of electric lights, 1900 In number, will
bu turned on nj dark, anu the spectacle
IL sufa TO be- one OF untqualed mag.
nincence.
The hath houses will DO all ready for
bathofs Ia oase tue temperature allows
an indulgence In the bnny waters.
The various privileges have been
disposed Of Rs follows: The bar, to
Charlrs Auer; lurch room, 10 caterer
Miller, formerly Of the Continental
hoipl; tho popcorn, fruit, ice cream
nnd soda water, TO 81. l.. Cumming;
the mefry.g round anu cosmOrama,
10 Messrs. fenchln Il rhornt; the boat
ing, TO Mrisfs. lie Biuhl & Wilkee
Two thousand picnicen aud two
thousand dancers can DO AccOmmo-
dated Mt one time without any degree
OF overcroWdlng. MIR. Clayton states
that trainu will he run hourly, aud the
outside limit OF the run each way will
be twenty ~ twenty-five minutes.
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worth last year. Thors has bcuu ii.iio
market Tor % tince the tlEht money
came. ltwill take come tins % make
~ siaiomont u utsoti nuu liabilities.
IL s. taid the finn was cgu4ht by
several Of the roceut iailufos for sum
ranging from 100000 down. Ii ls
farther tald that the bank when IN
need Of money pledged commercial
nuteH ~ collateral Tor advances frum
other bauhs. There IL RlIo . story that
hcha1ucr was caught iu the recent
grost shrink iu values on the local
stock exchange.
The attorney for the bank has made
q s:attmunb IN which says it ~ eN-
ptcted the fuspension viii be only
temporary. IL wac made OILY because
% Behainer's disappearance likely 10
cause dls,rust. The fem dealt tn mort
Cages which /. cold on ne merits win.
uut endorsement sud therefore ia uOt
liable on Il, n bank in tho country VIII
lose anything ard he feels tufu tho
nfm VIII pay 10 fill,
Que baugcr isIsing Of failure said
thai, leaving ont OF tho account the the
Org OF Insanity the only way In which
hccould account iur Sohaiiuei'- disap-
prafauce would DO that hc has teen
ditp ing Of securities without account
los lJrthem.
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OGDEN.
Stolen Goods Recovered aud "Sus.
pecl" Arrested.-Jayenilc Toughs
Sentenced. - Shooting Club Chal.
lengc.

OGDEN, June S.-Early this morn
ing pafi-if not All-of the goods stolen
from Kuhn Bros. = store, were found
10y the police seoreted In the brush,
near the Ogden river bridge. A man
named q. II. Martin was arrested near
the spot Vt the same time. a number
Of silk han1keTchieis were found on
Martins person. The police feel
assured they have got one OF the
burglars anu say they will have the
Others In custody today.
Three youngsters named sam Davis,
Charles Carol aud Charles Brown,
sentenced 10 fifteen daysI imprison.
ment In the police court yesterday for
having smashed the wlndOwa OF "a
Chinese waAhhouse ON Twenty fourth
street.
q. y. Snolby ami John Smith, two
genuine looking tOughs were arrested
yesterday aud booked on the charge OF
vagrancy. They were allowed TO 20
free ON promising TO leave town.
Janet 1. Barker Of Logan has com.
mencei proceedings In the Fourth
district court for divorce. Deserlion
ana failure TO provide are the grounds
upon which suit Is instituted.
The board OF education met again
laAt night and reelected Professor n.
\, Page superintendent OF schools.
There WAS no further business OF pub
Ito Interest. The board adjourned until
Monday night.
A special car "st. Nicholas" arrived
this morning from the west on
board OF which were tho board OF
managers Of the California Soldiers
Home. They lott later on for the East.
Wells FaTgo's express team In
dulged In runaway yesterday morn.
ing. Beyond the demollshing OF the
dray pole aud general scare OF the
street pedestrians no further damage
was done.
The Home Dramatic club OF this
city Will 10y courtesy OF the Salt Lake
club present Bronson HowArd's six
act drama, The Bankers Daughter, nc
the Grand Opera House, on Monday
night
Tue Salt Lake shooting club did not
take very kindly TO having Ogden
walk away with the honors Mt the
shooting match at Calder, Park Mon
day. Yesterday they Issued chal.
lruge 10 the Ogden club which has
been accepted. The match Will come
OIL In this yity some time this month.
We are to be Afflicted with another
circus on the .7th inst.
William VSnDyke OF Salt Lake
came up yesterday on business.
Andrew Kimhall representing the
Granite Paper Min company was In
Ogden yesterday ON business.
A. s. Reiser OF Salt Lake came up
this morning on business.
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Another Soap Company.

The Western Manufacturing com.
pany have nled articles Of inoorporn.
ton with County Clerk Meloy.
The incorpora,ors are, Edward ID.
Woodruff, George V. Parmoltc, Joel
A. Hughes, william Il. Lindsay and
Minnie NJ. Woodruff.
The object OF the company Is the
buying aud selling OF real estate, nlio
buying aud neliiRg, BUILDING, operat.
ing and maintaining a plant or plants
tor the manufacture OF all kinds OF
soap and other chemical compounds
for sale ana trade, aud TO own aud con.
troll patents, copyrights ana all kinds
OF appliances used In and about said
business.
Edward ID. Woodruff will bo prosl-
dent and treasurer, George V. Penhalp
vice president and william X. LIND.
say secretary. The principal place OF
business will be In Salt Lake.
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NEGRO MURDERED BY A MOB
The Wretch Charged With a Helnous
Crime and Imprisoned,
Lynehers nrcni tho Prison Gates aud
Hang Thcir victim TO n
Telegraph role.

DECATUR, H., June IA mob
which gathered yesterday on tue af-
Rival here OF the negro captured near
Sullivan, H., and charged with out
raging Mrs. Hub Dill, last Monday,
near Mount Zion, forced its way into
the sii ut O'Clock this morning and
took the raylsher out and lynched him.
No resistance wac made to the mob.
now THE DEED WAS DoSE.
Owing to threats II lynching earlls =
In the day an extra force Of twelve
men was pu. Inside the jail aud an.
other force outside. A scout was sent
out to Mount Zion early In the
night ani reported everything
quiet there and fears OF trouble were
absu, given w, though i've hundred
curious people stood around the jail
all night, unwilling 20 mics the chance
VI sensation. About three O'Clock
twenty-five armed men marched
TO the jail In solid body
and demanded admission. This
was refused, anu the wooden
outside dO0t wRa 10 uLCg battered
down with n sledgo hammer, while
the crowd looked on without protest.
Once inside, the lynchots demanded
the keys, which tho guards declared
they did not have. The lynuhuTa At
once BET to work on the iron door with
"a cold chisal and opened Il In twenty
minutes. Then cams tho steel door,
which resisted another twenty
minutes In tue meantime = great
crowd Of citizsna had gathered
outside aud looked on. The city mar
Hhal appeared, and forced his way
inside, but was kicked In the tt3mAch
10y the lynohors aud hustled out, after
which he nlao subsidized. Finally the
lynohors reached the cell Of the negro
whose name was Sam Bush. They
put a leather strap around hi8 neck,
and took him 10 telegraph post under
the glare Of tho electric light.
There they gave him ten minutes 10
pHyiaitcr which thoy swung him w,
dropped him and then put him on tho
top OF hack. The strap was tied 70
the cross arm OF the post, anu the hacE
driven from under him. he was pro-
nounced dead In two minutes by two
uoctors who appeared on the scene anu
noted the ebDing OF the wreteh's lie.
lie protested his Innocence to tho last.
AZ soon a. death was assured, the
Mount Zion mob lett for home. The
men wore no masks anu made no
attempt TO conceal their identity.
Among tho number were VIM. Vest,
iho husband OF tho woman outraged
last Monday. From all uircum.
stances, IL seems meaauTRbly
certain that Bush was guilty. The
most remarkable feature Of the whole
affair seems ~ be that 20 men
could march into n town OF over %, 900
inhabitants and without even n show
VI resistance batter down the doors OF
the Jail and hang a human being.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-03
AN OLD FIRa FAILS.
Hermann shannsr aud co. OF Chicago
Assign.


CHICAGO, June alderman SHAFT.
ner and Co., private bankers, have
made an assignment. The firm Is the
largest private concern in Chicago or
the Northwest, dealing exclusively In
commercial paper. The firm Ia also
about the oldest Of it, kind In Chicago.
No statement OF the banks ailaiTs
was died with the application for a
receiver. The assignment was made
70 the American Trust and Savings
bank. The cashier Of that Institution ON
visiting tho Suspended institutions'
quarters this morning, found large
demostrative crowd around the closed
doors.
To add 10 tho excitement It was
rumofod that SchRtlner had committed
suicide. An investigation developed
tue fact that the assignment was the
direct result OF the disappearance Of
Hermann Sehniiner, the senior mem.
Der OF the firm. IL 10 said the bank
has been In straita for some days,
and that Its difficulties proyed very
heavily on Shulner's mind. He loi,
the bank yeSlerday afternoon aud has
not been seen since, though dlllgent
search has been male Tor him. His
itlonua say thnt mental alteration Is
not unknown In his family ana they
fear his distress unbalanced his mind
and that some mishgp has brinllen
him. The police has been notified TO
keep n snalp LOOKOUT Tor HIM. His
partner, A. Checker, was SC overcome
by the Train Of Ills that he was taken
sick ana 10 now oonfntd tO his bed.
A Representatives OF the assignee
GayH the cause Of the failure Yves too
much commercial paper. In this line
tho lirDl was the largest In thecouutry,
handling THIRTY. HVe million dollaTsi
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Garden Hose Thieves.

Some OF our citizens arc being made
wiser II not more joyful. Last night
one Of them left his garden hose
stretched out upon his spacious lawn.
This morning he was stretched out
with surprise at not finding 1t where
he last raw IT, The article had been
carried of during the night by some
sneak thief, and consequently he mus,
procure another Que or his grass plat
becOmts thinglof the past. Eternal
vlgilancu In this matter 10 the price OF
= good lawn. Take care OF your garden
hose.