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suMMoNs


sarah Aahn. r.uuun.
John 81 uolau. ulcsa noIan bn wife.
AbulJ i,oa0s,r, ana Jane Doe Robinson,
hIH vito UUI uHlutH
lhe rouuIs OF 900 Territory OF Utah send
utruuE tu iuhH n, Uu.Hu and Nafrrlln
lDInu. hIt wItr Albert d U1Iinsuu aud Jane
Doe Robinson. Dr. wife. lofrnd1nts.
Nsuy AUL HEREBY uEpuIlEp 10 ap.
n pear Iu NH H.H.H N.nu.Ut ugIIuHt YOU
M allow uauy rI.iulhs in thr District
Court u| lH IuIHi Judicial District ~ tho
ltN1infY ~ llHh aHi Co., answer me comp aiut
g cd therein within tUH laya IrNr. utWs - tb-
Gay 90 atrtIeUI after Cue service 90 you 'uf tuia
ssmmona-ii served ulthiu th|s countY3 o. 4
wiihlu twenty uAlsi otHu wise within f1rty
uhya=or iutEmrn. hv default will be IA "a
Hgnnst lou. according ~ TIE ptAJtE OF sAid
10 '7-I arflnn be- brought 10 have Judgment
nElluHt uUltudanta UuIhu iu thH sun 10 $3.50.
y ,h interest at lgpcr cent pee auuum iiom
with IntgrHatttum May .. l.Il Tor fis li with
interest from May D. 100 Tor ~ %, with Boo.
t,rrst from juice. ls1i. 40 40 rof cent per
costs Of tult ailrgedto be- dhr on csTtain
UfUWlHHurU note executed hv defendant
bo.hn 60 piaiutIn June u! l-il. tor " OF, win
interest % 90 per cont Der aUuum-aHmu being
due and wholly unpaid cave the sum ~ $3.50
interest and being arHufru uY mortgage OF
even date un pfuWiscH hereinafter described 4.
executed by drfrnthnis - liam 90 uIaIntu,
y
execution Of sHIl murFAEC. conveyed |u DE-.
PENDANT Albert J huuinHuu, subject t1 lion %
7hll mortgage iu have tuu usua. decree ut tuls
court for ihu sale ui SAID pruWlarH. HuIu1gfuE
hHi 90 .uryIH ul tuUI talu Doc applied Iu pays
urut uf nWuuutH due aH Above, that defend
tutH uul HII nvraunH claiming under them be
barrel auI ilfycllHrd of Nl 20 .im or equity of
redemption ln tHiu urrWHrs. and Tor other
relief said premises arr described be- ulIuWs.
fl NII NIl % lutH numbered from . tu t- Boo.
r.uHltU, aul beng al tNu Iuu comprising
uN lu.H sHHi VISION uf part ui hl0UE q. rlat
a llyr Acre lLai, liF tlyIl survey. excepting
lUIH Do auu 10 ut Nnl1 fuudIFiHInu. 80 situate la
Ha|l take lItr Huu County. tlaU
AMI Euu HTH hereby uuurtt that 10 FuU fall 90
appear HUi answer tHu HHIu compliant Hs above
rrIu rcd GOO Fall ulliutu vii lppy On the
rglri iuf i!r o. 100 Demanded tlgfriu.
NIiuUHH. llH Hon ramUul A. Merritt. Iui e.
aud iho Hull 90 che District Court ui
tNC Third judicial District. ln nuu
IsfAIsI Tor che Territory OF tth THIS lltu
cay Of July, lu Che year Of OUT Lord
ono thousand eight hundrrd aud
uIutlY tour.
DAVID e. DUNBAR. CIcrk.
by Gro ID luuur. Deputy CLERK
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS.

Esta'e of .|EaUgU WIlcs. lrr.asodI
NUIluE o. HEREBY OWES HN TuE
~ uu1UuiEu,t, administrator ~ the Us.
tate ut Elizabeth NI'Igs ducuasri tD the cred
itIrH uf, and 400 persons having claims
against tNr .III deceased. .H exhibit them
with thn uu.u.sHrE voucher. WITHIN Cen months
after 600 nut publication Uf iHH notice, 20 the
said aumuH Traitor 90 hIa residence No, r
SBIt Lane.
Dated July slst, l-tl
WILLIAM .. WILLIS.
Administrator uf lUf ya.atH OF LuEahBth
Mile. deceased.
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RECElNERls SALE

FrliE UNDERSIGNED. RECEIVER or
the elects aud assets OF the 60 partner.
thip Of NCdur aud ClclAnd, having completed
an iuNrr tory thereof, Will receive sealed bids
fur sad properly until noon on the l0th day Of
August 1870, when tho same will be opened 10
thU presence Of tho bidders. Tue property 10
Do sold consists Of carriages and hucfboafda
new and second hand tnolh. carriage tumH
WiugH, materials. supplies oflru furniture
uud tho GOOD VIII % the business Also the
lease hold estate where the business IL earned
on at no li7 west firat south aUcets Terms Of
sale, raau, AMI subject o. the approval " the
court the STOCK Inventory. premises AMI
August %. lTii e.. T. MASON,
Dated August !, isli' Receiver
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John % Ingram, rnmuu,
a. 80. J,nss, sarah D. james. Allie blaine. !.
90 llni.g, W, s MrlufWta IduIuF Hu.I.
n,a' D. VI olh,'h 90. JennIo y. gut
corporation. W.e Megoruirk. Guardian
IHu -iutu li4uE uf ltHh Il tHfnuHauuuI
anh B.. @, Hiatt, hyfgudauu.
Tho People O., ug Territory Of unH send
EItrUuH. To a.. NJ. james. NAraU o. IAuCH.
hlur niaiuo. 0. o. Hodge, ", Mrlur.
nIUk .dUluF business as Mccormick IS &c D.
IuluI0 4. sutton, Tho Commercial NA.
uurHI liant .I corporation. 49,. s.. Nc.
'uruiUhs Guardian. lur state Hans of Utah
20 euWuraUuuI lui 3. o.. HIATT defend
ants
You ARE uEUEm REQUIRED no
4 appear boo au action NruuEHI against yuu
y ihr above uanol b. auH1 900 thu hHtuat
ltuitoN ui lHu. HnI il lurHyr tHg com.
point lied Her u within tHH dogs Irhuu.Isc
ui thr day OF H"rlI.uI alior .Hr service uu you
ut thus SUMMONS served .I'Nlu thla county
tuut, within twenty dave. uiItrWso WItuIu
turlY dhYuH.r Judgment Dos default wall be
taken against Fuu, according 20 lhcuuycr Or
The said t,Iun B, brought to have JUDGMENT
against q, f.udIHI a. M. james Iu IHH run OF
siuu WITH interest at % per cont per aHuum from
attorney frg au1 ro.u of aut, alleged Co uu
duruu certain Ur0mIsH.r1 note, executed by
SAID defendant l1 plaintiff, July o., lsIt, Tor
500. with interest from date HtN per cent nor
anuum Ha.Hu being HHr uld wholly unpaid,
and bong secured NH mortgage NJ oven date
uu Urvm.tH hereinafter H.sUrlH1. executed
Uy defendant Jane. lu U.HnUN lu have tup
usual duHTgo NJ tn.H court flr thH foreclosure
Ui cold mHIfEIa. U||IN#..E .N1I yI1 pFulIscs
be- sold and tUr proceeds Hf HHUN HHIr applied
boz payment Uf amount uU. Is above that tho
rInIH|s of defendant other Then defendant
JRutH be- declared Junior IH H|A'uun'a claim on
said PREMISE 4HH Tor other rrllgi
said IfHmI."r Hr" described uh follows, 10
VIII. All uf |uIH .. HUH -a 900 Nurih tug.ewuud,
Il fubiIg.fIuu of fHn u0HH uHIf NJ lots 8 and is,
Hud mari of IuH "Hrf e, block %, Tive Acre
Pht =. DIS fID.I HlUNUHf boo salt iaso Guy and
AM 5lu afo HoHn unuuoi that Il you fail
90 4rur4r .UI aHrN"T iuU Huld complaint al
aDott 'fe.HntI. INH .af plaintiff will apply 60
Utp r0uff. Dor tHu T.IIHf NruludUd therein,
W.WrE.. tHu IIHu samuel A. Merritt. Judge.
.uU fHU."II OFF lHU District Cuurt ~
IpINTH Judicial District, lu and
FhIA.. fHTtHH Territory ut Utah. tins llth
HHr uf July. boz tID year % our lord
uuU thousand eight hundred and
H.#UF. |HH"
DAVID O.. DUNBAR, UIork
Hygru o. IHuuIs, Deputy CLERK
d, b. JayAt Attorney
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New Inventions Of Ancient Origin.

A collection Of tools used by work
men Ia building the pyramids N ESyJt
that IL owned by a famous Egyptologlst
Indicates that many tools ere lited TO
modern Ingenuity were In uss when
Moses was troubling the Pharaots. Il
Is also announced that furnace hss
heen urearIhed along the Nile In
which the hot blast was usoi centuries
heior the modern Nelson formulated
tue same idea.
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lu The Probate Court, iu and Tor Salt Lake
county, Territory u Utah.
ln lhu Matrr nf the Estate OF Jonathan
Iuri, decreased.
NOTICE Is uEREHY GIyEN THAT
- Hairy W Elri aud Joseph w., FAu 100.
mIuntfhl1rH uf thr UftAtr OF J0usthlu E1r
ly.yahci. has rendered for syffIrmyuL aud
Ned lH HHi1 court, thor uua account
NJ iNuIr administration ut said csc
tltr Hrl uUuuHu Cor tuaI distribution
of Che frsIduy uf HHI1 estate among go
person. ruuUud thereto, and that Tuus1Hy che
lltu uuE uI August "A. %. lrlt at Do O'clock
O., lHr no tfr court Room nj sHld Court, in
Inu iHHu Court House, eIIt Lake tIty auu
luauH. luu TERRITORY, hhs been duly Ap.
HUHiuH NE tHu iu1.u of Hlit count, f1r tho
Hr. .um.UI 900 HrI account and hearing SAID
rt.HH. 'NI uHiuHUuuu 40 which time auu
pine. aHF person lulurUstnl iu aaIu estate may
appear suI show UaHHr II any there hf, wis
HHH account Should NOS be- settled aud lu.
proved aud luN distribution made as prayed
iHr
DATED July lob. a. u. '.4
% g. Htlun. Clerk OF Probate Court
lF g. IAtIn Deputy.
q 10 uuUu AU0TUtY
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NOTICE. 10 oRlplIoHs.


Estate OF Annie unIcrN GOD Deceased
NOTICE o. uELIU DIyEN ~ TUF
~ underlined. executor ~ the q. tate
uf AuuiU Underwood. deceased. 20 inc trcIl.
tors uf ana 900 pUraonH having claims against
thr fuii deceased. 90 exhibit thcm wllu Che
uttCHFHry vouchers, within ten months after
ihr urit publication uf chic un ice, 60 thr HaiI
executor Ht No il Constitution building salt
Lake titY, iu Che County ut salt Lake. itau
Territory.
ALEXANDER, o. EDWARDS.
Executor o. che Estate 1f Annie Underwood,
decreased,
Jous ~ CASSos. Attorney Tor said aimia.
lauat0rs
Dated July 25th. 1884,
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Auu lu AttuIuNNfn Win law auu nU order
az enc uoHTd uf Trustees made On the above
dhtc, sp many shares of thru parcel ~ auch
STOCK nn may DO urrrssHrYl viii be- sold Al
room No. ga7 Constitution building, SAT- Lake
CITY, lthn, 90 tlO hour ut 2 O'Clock .. m., on
thu .uth day ui August lsit, 90 pay uclIuVntut
H'scasWrutH, together with costs u adyCrus.
iuE ana expense of tA'C.
July 80. lut,
T. E. Payment may be made 90 g. A.
hihhH, truaHurCr room No. Gus CoustItutlUn
NuIdIuE. sat luEn tItv, Utah.
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

N0ulfCI lIW1I company

NOTICE d. uIWIUl GIVEN THAT
N a. FuortuT of I.y Board OF Directors,
helt uu tho .l.t IHF of .lH. 800, AN assess
iutut OF two miIH pur chars was levied Uu tho
capital stock of thv company ulyau.C lmmcu .
ntely 10 Jamcs MUnsI secretary and Trcas
urt u, No. t West lIr.I SOUTH street, HuIt i.Hht
CITY Any HtorE upon which Haid assessment
tnAll remain UNPAID un INr s|Ii day OF August.
Tor sale, unt unless payment b. made before
Will be- sold HtUuNIU HH.U.u, uu rcp.Cmhur
lIIh 1894 a. one u.r.uH. H .H.. Ht the Aforesaid
unIrg Go uHT Che urHUH .UUt assessment Go.
getUpT with ruHfH of HHHUF. .H|uH uu1 expense
az Faly Uy order OF fHU Board Of Director.
JAH| MufTAT.
HHHN and IrFHH
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INTEREST FllD On THE DEPOSITS
RAILR S.
STANDARD GAUGE
CURRENT In [Heel lu,o * f01l
ItNE TAuln, w LHJyli JuUJ ", lUJti

S fgss' 21nau. In Effect June Is, 1904,
leave srIt Lake
40. .-Tor Provo. uuEham was.
aich AMI 80 UnIuH iast sos a. m.
No t-tor Provo Draui junction
aud al puIntH lHst..s,...... l5 o. m.
No o-lor Provo Na.u. and
SAUNA ....... ...ss..s ..... sss. asI1 p. m.
No. s-for Eureka and bingham, s.U0n m.
so. i-for ogden and Wsat........ % rp. m.
No. i-fJr ogden AMI thg Nust.... 100 p.m.
Arrive SALT Lake
No l-rr1m prof1,srauI Junction
anu tho fnst...s..,s..s.,.s. ls.l o, m.
No. FROM Provo. Grand Junction
ana mo E'st .......-.....,, ili,Sp m.
No. a-lron bingham. Provo. Manu
saiina anu Wasutch. ......... 500 @. u.
No. n-ffom Eureka and Bingham p.tSa m.
IA a-irom ogiea ana the West 51a m.
No t-irom ugdon aud the West. s.Isp Boo.
Only line running through Pullman raiaea
Double nrAWiuE Room B. oupora o. Denver VA
ntauu Junction and io Kansas Guy and thira
f' VIA colorado points free reclining chair
cnia talt LasU tn icuyrr, aud only line run.
ming Pullman slOupUra FAT take " ran FraL,
cisco. hochAugeai close tonneouons. uAfslE
speed and comfort.
Ticket 0llCe, 10 ". End South.
n e. DODGE. Az. WEpHY.
Gen. Manager Gon. -unL
j., H. ltNNErr. Gen r&I.A
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NaUf. .u. tIt.....7--- ...,........ 49,
..shl HhVl lNlh TO Az.
f.... lyon Ntousli lFa.ns. 1gu uf
t ounce NlHluNN 10 inn uHififi Court
-. III. .i..lN lihlittL OF Nt lrfri.uII
... WV -ht"'r .hr complaint hIrl
. .t..n ltn Naf. eN I"siNr 900 ihr DAY ~
1890 .I. t'c srftHr rn fnN OF 'Hs
.'.'.N W.ihn lIN county, u. D..
..t u1hi1s -ui W.lhu i1'a lH
H 1N I''IN IaNHt ".ffW ar WITHIN
'.'. uH.' IN.tnrUi 'N duauIt WUI ..
A-''.a' you. 'niNinf % inc prayer 10
r.,t ,".uI.A.
.'h H .INufNt 20 nave IuiEmeu'
T-a'ust W,l' l.'H.. .aN'a ann Nalr b. "rprrr
.l pm ... %. NF-s Nt. Hinfrl hl
t. NY. Nv .AuA.Ns lf.H noe D. .''l t0r
POI. ''a.H 'I a.... Nifa'u IH
" wv. t..N N.'M. ''uIg Nllrs. "a
~ ta,N Hsl lal.I NtftnuhnF Do
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Nut SUE iltRtui EtQliliap 200 ~.
x Ur'f .H An action nfNu.l' H. l.NHI N1I HF
'N. 1N1N NtWUu r.AlnllU ln tN' b'..fl'i 'nurs
t. .hr lb"I NuI''lll Ni-irI. 'I Nh. .Hri1N
N.HIi N..I ItTr'n NIiuiu i,. N.." .rft.N"Itt
"L f.r JOY OBJ. ..IfIfr. hllti poo. .t.fI.r "u son
"i NJ. '| NNu. D.. tlfN't N'I.H 900. count. .
N.fIfi.. 0. within iNrulf dlNat ot..fNnc WIi|Iu
Jog H'| .'I IHNtWrht NN .N..NH VIZ H.
Ntr. 8. .M.i 5000, according IH lHv praNt ui
Hf.I amen INI ..Mu Htt
lNt .'.i ..N"H d" Nfurtnl iN NlNr "a decree 90
90. court ..T .Hr ltcg.u'HIr Of certain
uU.IA It. executed N} utig1llut Nufko i0uuy
81. r car. september o. 90. l-i, upon prom.
I.tH hfHI ..I.. matter Utrrr".i. gwen Co atrurr
payment .' grIHn prom .FHrf note, chr.
yuini NU .HII dUiguI7ut iu "Hu 20, b. cara.
August ..rI IHs Or .2t'. Que orc year
mlgI cote. WIN interest IRON maturity a. Do
rtf "rNH 5000 Huu."Hs saii note UHlnF due and
uupa'I. cave interest tp Iuy let su. aud
So D. IIII .. IU.u. lN. .ul fNHl4n paid
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The People OF the Territory ot Utah send
greeting 10 Niliam HurEo Mary T.
nurse, hIs wife. tdwnrI Topper. NIra,
.gorfo vs. ,tcrn, ,Atheune uycr
Mary Nr,ou. UniUn NaiinnH. vans. Ut
tHtlHkU coy, "a cnrpur .IIIH, Edward D..
MIUtH, trustee for ~, %. SCOTT o.. 70
te0tt, ami NJ. ~ Uufori, d M. IHsInr aud
rIr.n truHkcr. uuiug huHIuU.H Hudgr tue
lTuu am of Iromontury -tuuE company,
Iftudauts
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DENVER & RIO
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line running Two
Through Fast Trains daily
LEADVILLB,
ASPEN, PUEBLO,
COLORADO SPRINGS
AND DENVER.
EFFECTIVE APRIL %, 1894.

Train No. leaves Ogden ZOO am.
Salt Lake sos AIM, arrive 20 Pueblo
tISa ~, Colorado Springs ,35I am,
Denver 1850 a.m.
Train No. . leaves Ogden s.s1 pm,
Salt Lake S35 pm, arrive at Pueblo
las PM, Colorado SPRING. 500 PM,
Denver 1880 pm.
Counoc ion. made a. Pueblo, Colorado
Springs and Denver with 40 lines east
Elegant day coaches, chair cars ani Pull
man Shoppers ON all trains, Take tho
ID. a x. a. and have comfortable trip
AMI enjoy the nueag scenery on hn oon-
inuns
A. =. HUGHES, y. X. HOOPER,
TTafnc Manager, o. 4. A r. A.
Denver, Colo. Denver, Colo.
ID. F NEVtN4,
General Agent
Dait Lake city. u
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SUMMONS.
ln Tho District Court In and for tho Third Ju
l.gia Distinct Of Utah Territory
County Of salt Lake.

Tho National Hank IT tho Republic, plaintiff,
w.
William Burke, Mary l.. burke. bic witc. Fdward
Topper, MTs. Georgo W. stgarn. Catherine
y,F aaron hel-'fi ~ l..lAu5 ~.
Hfni0s Mary hTNons Union NAt1hal
IHnk % Salt Lake CITY, a corporation, 90.
ward % Vic e. Trustee Tor 10 10 scott,
20. n scott and n. %. luf1fi, . W TAYLOR
au1 George Drockrf. nuIur buhiupts under
Che nrm uhmo OF itumout0ry stock Com.
rHuyt Defendants.
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me pfouc u Tie Territory u Utah send
NtrttH To a. ~ Iauss. .afah b Iau.s.
hair 90 nr9fza louui. J. %. Hodse. Jennie j.
.NNgh lNc commercial National Nhuk "a coz.
loiAtinult NJ. McUofnlcs, guardian. tHH
fi.o lans gi Utah "a UororatonI. uuI ifaas
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suMMnNa.
In tht District Court IN and for the rAird Juai
eih District u Utah Territory. County
Of SAT- LAEo
John u. tagram. plaintiff.

" james, Sarah ?. james. kAts ~ gsorro
Per ui l. u. Hodge. Jennie b. sutton IA
commercial Nsuona Hank ia rorr84a.
NunI, W. 8, AcJurnIck, Guardian. The
state Bank NJ Utah IA torpgfauori aUH
trauk o. mat. defendants
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vyuiord woodruff, Geo. ~. casapa,
presidsnL Cashier.

CAsrf CAPITAL. teOo,ooo
CAsl1 SURPLUS, t1OO,O00
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-07
1t Was the Pie.

The landlady of the boarding-h house
was out in the backyard when the
tramp entered and it disturbed him Sc
that he came near losing his usual
aplomb.
BEG parding, ma'am," he began, 81
came to see if you didn't lose pie you
left out here yesterday to git COOL"
Eyes, l did, and I'm looking for the
person who took it. Was it you?" and
she came at him threateningly.
He lodged and got over to the other
side.
Nom, it wasn't" he replied, ''but 1
know who it was"
"Well, you tell me and I'll have him
arrested and punished"
You don't have to, ma'am," he
sighed, ''he's dead" and he got out the
best way he could.-Detroit Free Press.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-07
STRENGTH OF THE SWAN.
A Blow from Its Wing Will Send Mar
Headlong.

| a BLOW from ltS wing Will Sfuu u hdh
| Headlong.
| We all know the tradition about tho
power of the swans wing-that its
blow will break mans leg | ques'
toned man who has much to do With
swans about the credibility of the tale
and he told me that he, for one, was
ready to believe it, and thought that
any other man who has received such
a blow from swans wing as he had
suffered would be likely to believe it
also.
He was summoned from his cottage
by the news that one of the cygnets
was in trouble. A boy had been anus
ing himself with the elegant sport of
giving the cygnets meat attached to a
long string. When the cygnet had
had swallowed the meat well down,
the boy would pull it up again by
means of the string. 1t was great fun
for the boy, and the cygnet. was UNI
able to EXPIRE SIS it's feeling intelligibly.
On the occasion in question, however,
the lump of meat stuck. it would not
come, and the boy, fearing conse-
quences, had let slip the string and bolt
ed. The cygnet did it's best with the
string by swallowing several yards OF it
but began to choke before it got to the
end AT this juncture my friend was
summoned to it's aid, and simultaneous
ly, as it appeared, the stately parent OF
the cygnet, who was swimming in the
pond close by, perceived that something
was amiss with its offspring. 1T swan
to the bank and commenced making it's
way to the young ones assistance.
But the swans method of progression
on land is as awkward and slow as on
the water it is graceful and swift. The
swan herd was the first to reach the
cygnet, and, soon seeing the trouble,
had calculated to remove it before the
parent came up with him. But his cal
culations had lnderrated the length of
the string or the pedestrian speed of
the swan. Just as he had succeeded in
extricating the lump of meat from the
outlet of the distressed youngster tie
old bird caught him blow with is
wing on that part of the person which
is most exposed to attack when ma
is STOPPING over and the onset is made
from behind. He was knocked over on
his face. and, continuing the impetus
received from the swan by scuttling
over the grass on his hands and knees
was able to escape from the birds fury,
which was soon transferred to solicit
tude for it's little one. But the blow
had been sufficiently powerful to make
the sitting posture unlnviting for sew
eral days, and to incline him to give
credence to any legends about the
strength of swans wing.-Macmil
lAn's Magazine.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-07
Inattention to Exact Truth.

Do not fatter yourself that your
thoughts are under one control, your
desires properly regulated, or your dis
position subject, as they should be, to
Christian principle, if your intercourse
with Others consists mainly of frivolous
gossip, impertinent anecdotes, specula-
lions on the characters and affairs of
your neighbors, the repetition of for
mer conversations or discussion of
the current petty scandal of society;
much less, allow yourself in careless
exaggeration on all these points and
that grievous inattention to exact
truth, which is apt to attend the state
ments of those whose conversation is
made up of these materials.
Free Press.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-07
WHEN 1 WAS . GIRL"
,lartssa wcsrs her snow-white hair

Aunt Clarlssa wears her snow-White hair
In the fashion of long ago.
With three little curls each side Of her face,
Arranged in spiral row.
Rot she looks askance at my frizzy bangs
When their fluffy kinks unfurl,
Akld nlutters, with disappearing air:
La, me, when was o girl
sac gowns herself in skinny frock
That Is fearfully short in the waist,
Nnt opens her eyes at my high-cut sleeves,
And thinks them devoid of taste,
Is fairly gives me a fit OF the blues
And sets my head in whirl,
when she arches her brows and says with
scorn:
"Ia, me, when was grill"
You'd think the girls In Aunt Clarssa's time
Were angels from top to toe,
80 hear how grimiy she lectures ME
When 1chance to mention beau.
And If just venture to speak OF love,
Der lips take an upward curl,
And she says, In prim and prudish way:
La. me, when was a gtrl!'
But found her reading letter once;
Ii was tied with ribbon blue
The writing was dim and blurred by time,
But know twas a billet doux,
For saw flush on her faded cheek.
Half hid by the spiral curl
And heard her murmur, In accents low
LA me, when was grit"
Helen w Clark in Good Housekeeping.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-07

During the years that John Newell
was president of the Lake Shore road,
it was well understood that it was a
difficult matter to get pass over that
line. He carried this pet idea to such
an extent that when making up his ex-
change passes he wrote across the end
of the packet addressed to President
Caldwell of the Nickel Plate these
words: mot good on limited or fast
trains" By return mail came Presi-
dent Caldwell's annual pass on tho
Nickel plate for President Newell.
Across its face in fiaring red ink and in
the bold handwriting of President
Caldwell were written the words: Not
good on passenger trains"
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1894-12-07

brazen, do please gloss It overa as much
as you can"
IF had thought it at all out Of the
| way for you to accept my offer never
should have verftured to make it. Tor In
that case should have had no right,
he replies; and | wonder that never
thought of that before.
II should have been both Disguised
and disappointed If you had declined
my slight service" he continues. Il
will tell you just how it was walked
behind you for about half-block, de-
batting in my own mind what should
do We were both going the same way,
and ] saw there was no shelter you
could seek excepting a doorway, which
involved tedious waiting, and would
have been an impossibility If you had
an engagement t. 10 pass you seemed
impossible, and to walk behind you,
too selfish to be thought of for mo-
ment.
If she takes my offer the way |
mean it, l thought, i shall respect
her and admire her good sense. II she
treats it as an impertinence it cannot
hurt me, and it will not prove that my
impulse ought to have been suppressed.
Judging by the independent poise OF
her head / think she possesses iudg-
ment, and will be grateful to me-
II must acknowledge I felt some
trepidation as approached you. and l
voted you, in schoolboy vernacular, "a
regular trump when, after search
ing look from pair of beautiful eyes,
you smiled so sweetly and allowed me
to hold my umbrella over you"
glanced at the doctor.
WAS 1t not strange that we should
have met again that very day?" be-
gin, hastily.
II think it was fate" int rrupts DR..
Burke, audaciously.
And then he goes on and says SO
much that quite lose track of it all
But we agree wonderfully; and have
great respect for-fate.-Demorest's
Magazine.