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eIps WANTED.

MOTTO 10 CONTRACTORS - HOARD
~ Of EduG alton, salt LAKE C.ty, January 10.
lrll, -hds will Doc received hy Tie Hoard o.
Educhuun 90 lsm', February %, lrJl, for tho
erection NJ nneeu,class room school build.
Ing uu tuurin tuat between Ihird and FOURTH
south streets, except The foundation, wNish Do
a. ilda Wubt uo made ior thn stone work,
painting. platturng nui nlisniuE OF tho build
iugI trpHrairy hiis viii 30 10 received Tor
lhu entire construction ut tho hulltinFi und ALL
bids NUT have separate nsumAtps Tor brick
walls lprut.vd Cor the outer walls u one osti.
mHto aud common brick Tor an walls FUparatel
hH well nH Tor stone walls. HlluH uuI aprrIu.
cations can q seen "a che oflcc ~ tho Hoard
ut Education. lHUh hIl must be accompanied
by a cUruncl chcuE OF D UuI cont oi the amount
NJ the bid. j, %. NuNGION, Clerk
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LEGAL NOTICE.

Do thc Probate UHHrlUI t.g ,.auiy of DAVIS.
HrUi1. ui lth
in che matter of tbr ,statg o.. NarY D.. 1iau5tt
Deceased
order i9 chow rauHH wN" Uri. Df HaIo 0f rU1l
DHtai0 should bot NH Ha1u.
HORACE rrAYNUl. THE ADMINS
4 4 traitor uf Coo tHIHfUH. Macy D. uafrtf,
uD.rl.ui, bltfIs r'DI U# petition herein.
rftIluf Tor lu ur |tr ui colo Hf ODE personal
Iul ihH real NHlH'U uI HI.I Ir.HHtuf Cor Coo
purposes therein Hrt forth 30 BE- therefore
ordered By tHu Judge #HII rHUr. tHit 900
n.HouH iuirTg. Goa lH tHH UfHtH uf aR|u
itUraHfl HTUH4r before iIr slfd court un
Monday. coo lHIh dlF uf tUHTuHTf. 100, at
u. loeb boo ODE forenoon uf fHlI DAY, ne she
court room 1i HHd court no Termination, Iha
iuuu y Uf Dave. lu elbow UauaU why Hu order
should nos bel granted Go tHu taId Horace
riiTurr. Him'u TRAITOR, iu arIl tu much Hf coo
rral aud uruHnaI estate of InU sad deceased
o." fhaII Del uHNr.HArFs Aud tUut OBJ COPY uf fHIa
order hu uHHNshrI lf IrIHf four furTuHsIfe
wrrIH Hr'HrU GOO 1000 IlN 20. "DHHulT.. lsHI IH
co.. NlrfNt hINHs uruHTIUr 100 printed aUI
Published |u Bale IHEU County, Huu UaNua
general circulation IH UHE. County
ltflIul ~. uAlGttr
Judge.
Dated IguEHfE Hlh. HHi
Daniel Harrington, Attorney Tor estate.
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eds WANTED

NOTICE a. HEREBY OWEN TuAT
~ scaled proposals. NIl l7 received by tho
uuiCulsurl Tor tho erection nt 70 school Iullds
iuE for 100 norm western portion ut tHr gltl
school District alf lahv County, TITAN, Tor
the mason, carpenter, uiAHfrruE painting.
iurniHhlrg mHirUaIs ulHu Tor .uu Dor, brick
and rors, srpIfaiu, alHl lidh Cor ono entire
wOrk 600 tl l 90 ut February and, -. No
The office OF y, 81. Whitaker, No, $50 Cousulu
ton building rult Lake city lhus will Boo
opened zen llud, nc 8 % NO., 40 Central school
huilliuE Plane and Specifications may be exc
hmiug1 nt tho 1nIrr fuC1 above, 0T at Mr
John % SultIH feaiucntC, Sugar House ward,
al bids join ~, WHITAKER,
JOHN " sMiru.
n, u, iONE,
Hoard of Trustees .1,h school District.
salt Lake Uliy, Utah, January ~ 1874
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suMMONs.
10 gtt District Court 100 and Zoe Che IHl.I judi.
ola. uuulgg ui llh lrruilT, County
~ SAT- IaaU.
q. 4. W.gNcrstgm aud LguIa o. Coates.
PLAINTIFF.


YOU ARE uEREm REQUIRED 10 Ar.
1 UuAr lu $500 aI.Hu NruarUf against yuu
Dbl iHu above named u.NH.H iu 100 Dis
ltuIinl" u' llH. HEi lH aH.W. tUr COMPLAINT
hI"d ih.rr.n WIt#H I.u uHTH exclusive " mo
UHN of EUrH.g| HftUT tHuHg.tl.H uu YOU pf thIa
FUWWHUHHf served within IuH COUNTY uT n
served out of IUI. .HIul- DO Iu fh.. lIstGlff.
within tN.urU IHEH. utHH.H..H Witu'n forty
rran.t FHU, according 90 Wu prayer OF aald
4HtuId action brought tu have Judgment
IH.IH.E HJIHHIHUl Iu Huw Hl HHttr. with lus
tuTI.ta.I per- cont Hur month tTHm lth. Htu,
lH"I. t.. 900 attorney irCa. aud Tor costs of
twt alleged 60 NH duu on certain pr1uH'
cory u..H, made, rArruigl emu delivered nY
UIIIuNHs aH| defendant 90 NuDuru.ys d Co,
u.I I-|, FOR t-IH, wish interest from dHtb
UHHI UHIH AI . un. cent per month HHIf U'aIu
lN" NHhIHE N"U|N HHIl uN'H H# HuFItIIa Tor
s4Il HiruulHif UyfuuNant NlNrr neglected
aul rvfu.rt 90 uaF same. whereby uIWuuut
Wtr. compelled tH Mu l.l. uu lrH. %, 1885, IaF
tUrw from defendant aud tgng wholly uu.
udguu ara hcr.NY nauasI WstIty you flIl 10
HHH.Hr HHl answer IH" 900 Complaint Ar above
rUIarrH. lHn HH WHntHH WN. a.. iuls
mont against Iul iul INH Hum 2 $500 b. win
In..r.s. "a. Hu'Nu AND paas ui s1. with .l.ol
Mine tug Ir1u. samuel q. Merritt, judge.
UUI ono HHH uf iuu uhtUUt court
OF Quo IHh Judicial district 100
auu Cor ono Territory Of ltau, tHlt
.HIAI,. N,l day ui February, lu ingYtuuf uur
Lord one thousand eigul hundred and
IlNNi O. MoWLLANI CLERK.
HY 0Eu 30 Luuufs. Deputy Ulurk,
y, a. Hamilton. Attorney
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.


T7THTV " T7VTT w TTHT"I VNTNH8UI.
NOTICE rs UFNEuN GIVEN NY TuW
IN undersigned, udmulHIatuIs of tho ostate
OF David W. FNunH, utcChfud. 90 tho creditors
" unu all persons having riulma aga net the
hall deceased, TO tAnIult them with tho
nee Hsary NDu hers, within ten months after
uo hrtt publication az tue notice. 90 tho SAID
ndWluisuaiora, a. 80, 800 % street, ralt Lake
tiN, lthh Iu.u.nrY,
Dated october lDtl, i1i
fLlIhltTlI ENANs.
NCHAl,D AilLUUiUIE
Administrations OF tho estate Of David ~
tN1us, decrgto1.
joins NJ CAAAOs. Attorney Tor estate
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NOTICE

NOTICE - HEREBY DiN.t rob THE
~ fiuU hOIdOfH uf thc ID "..' .....l.UHHf
UWpHuF that there wall De- u. fH.
FfHrhhuldrfH Uf said company .H" UHH
pony p umrr, salt lake CtB 600. II. H...".
DO tuu hour ~ O'Clock PIN U. ... ...U U..
uf February. 1924. Tor SHE puIUH. .HtnHIHe
co.. company articles 90 mo '.....H.H .. 900.
yf,aHIu. tIHuumIHr OF HlHr.. .. ...I COIN.
uluy aud decreasing ODE g.rH .. '.r.Y.
tEu. .I.l.E.
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Mining company
NOTICE Is HEREBY .GNEN IuNr
~ ampctirg ~ tho stockho.aeH uf .III
rUfnu1U. viii 10 hold 40 thC tuWHHH... Hr....
gl Jonsttution building. salt Lake 1854. t.ItH.
on Monday. tho ian dav ef Mlr.I |.I. no IL.
O'Clock h.m.. Tor tho purpose .. IU.NUE %
board uf directors 30 serve Cor OBJ. r.a.H.H
wear. and for the Transaction 10 .U.H OBI. 90
business ua may LEGALLY come before II urU.
irr. DANiEL uAtlINsIHr.
FEB. zen. Islt. sccy. 90 alI. company
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NrOItCE THERE AgE nFENuU srtp.
~ Uu tUn following ursfHt.. .'.. ..# ...
UUuntufasarasirUut levied un INu .H...I. TrtUf
october l.l Goo several am1uHu 600 opposite
tha names u thu respective sH... ..I..f.. as
follows.
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AUard
roR
Supreme Excellence,
TO TuE
PUTNAM
nor FORGED AND
y POISlEu HORSE
NAILS.

At tho Worlds Columbian Exposition
at Chicago. A medal and diploma word
eds "suprqmo excellence IN material,
method In manufacture, and quality OF
finished produc,i elasticity aud smooth
mes, combined with holding power IN
olluch. It allows tho use Of worry email
nails"
There IL nothing beyond runrome rNrelen,91
nor lh thtrn anything comprise On hN!a, ~
Except tho material from winch y iN naau'
",hr method OF manufacture" AMI plA'''t w.
finished product" Tutnlm AglInt Nh wv
"olHsurity." give slightly 90 lhr cArAhslNn 4na
contraction - tue boot while tur Torso p ,N
motion, uY thur 'smouthutsst u3 u'' ,ir
IHHgu tho mil hniCa tn the huut Mul. 49,,
uauWono excellence" IN "hOldlnE power ,n
tho Cunch' enables them 10 hod lho hA'' ."
tHr lErIyHt service uutl worn OUT t.. ...
Is tho "usu ~ small nailt" lsrEe no''' NV
avoided and money saved 20 the smIlt ,b.
Thus it viii be- seen that tho oWtINp 't W.. ~.
Worlds Columbian Exposition lt.NhW
what qualities 30 tomnko ~ 5000 W. M
aud mat only the "FutuAm' contains '''N' -"
PUTNAM NAIL CO.,
R.DOHSet. Boston, Mass.
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SUMMONS.

IN Che District Court ln and fHr NO Third
judicial uiHlsiHt " Utah Territory,
tuuuiy Of salt
lake
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Do coo district Court Iuaut Zoe tlt ThId fudl.
cal uHtrst OF tiau IUfuiUv, JJp1y
90 raI IaEg
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In Wsjlsuce.s court Second Precinct. Ciy
and County % SAFE i4Lc
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prLlNoUtNr hsstssvryr


Location OF PRINCIPAL place uf Iusrr4s ..ft
Lake tliEI Utah
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Do thc Probate UHHrt0f tHr County of ua,.
IrUluH uI Utah.
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De- iHa Probate "Iu.. H arI FEB. safe Ltte
t..HH, .r.r.H. uI D..H.
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N'l''' "''' NA.f'I' Jusu.o OF the icace.
t.ru o. rofuwCI add o.. o. N,Couaughy
partner. DOL Boutwell, q hcglnaufhr .pIainuHs
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hfNIHN ANN|NI INAlNANs
w.
Hiram s. lees. samuel a. nuuchn. james W.
iaiilgy aud W. A. CulDsfsOu, defendants.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-08-09

Some time ago mention was made
of the issuance of warrant for
Thomas g. Torgerson, on a charge OF
bastardy preferred by Hannah Lind
gren, but owing to information having
been wired Torgerson, he eluded ar
rest and Sheriff Munro did not succeed
in locating him until recently, when
he was caught at Preston, Mimi, and
brought back yesterday to answer the
charge. The probable outcome will
be marriage between the parties,
and the dismissal of the case this
morning. At least this was the un.
derstanding reached by the prin-
cipals and authorities yesterday, and
the only bar in the way, is the max
ing of suitable arrangement by Tor.
gerson for the reimbursement of al
least part Of the costs sustained ano
expenses incurred.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-08-09

On Thursday, August End, 1894,
Eugene Atwood, aged % years and
10 months.
For many years past Mr.. Atwood
has been a resident of and engaged
in bushes at this point, and during
that time has formed a large acquaint.
ance and made many friends who
will be surprised to learn of his death
For sometime past he has been a
sufferer from pulmonary troubles
and his death was, while sudden, not
unexpected. He leaves wife
mother, four brothers and sister tc
mourn his death, and to them the
sympathy of large circle of friends
is extended.
The funeral occurred from the
Congregational church on Saturday
the remains being inferred at Summit
cemetery.
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Township l28 N. Range A w.

1t is evident from the notice that
claimants and their witnesses must
make personal appearance before the
Marshall land Office, and as the notice
also states that the question of ap-
proving said selections is now under
consideration by the secretary OF the
interior, that if proper proof is made
by the settlers they will, in all
probability, secure their claims.
From information received, we are
of tho opinion that other of the in
demnity lands will be brought up for
an early settlement, and that other
lists will be published from time to
time.
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Guaranteed Cure.

We authorize our advertised drug
gist to sell DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds,
upon this condition. If you are af-
flicted with a Cough, Cold, or any
Lung, Throat or Chest trouble, and
will use this remedy as directed, Civ
ing it fair trial, and experience no
benefit, you may return the bottle and
have your money refunded. We
could not make this offer did we not
know that DR.. Kings New Discovery
could be relied on. 1t never disap-
points. Trial bottles free at Buck
entine's drug store. Large size Soc
and $1.OO.
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Base Ball Tournament.

Our people during the week past
had an opportunity to witness the
national game played as it never has
been played west of the cities.
The home club had as opponents
the Brainerd team, and while it is
true the visitors out classed us, yet, it
is also a fact that miserable" luck
played part in losing all the games
of the series for the Morris club. The
second game was of right the home
teams game, but the rulings of umpire
Gates were fatal and faulty, and re-
suited in giving Brainerd a game it
did not earn.
OF the first game we have already
spoken, and it is not necessary to say
more of it than that it was comedy
of errors, both clubs playing loose
and wild.
Thursdays game was q good one if
scores were large, and the battery
work and fielding of both clubs was
above the average. Howe pitched
good ball, and had "Stonewall' Frary
behind the plate, his catching and
playing, as that of captain Burkquin,
being brilliant in this game and also
in the series. Fred Hill and Geo.
Stinson were the battery for Morris
and put up a fine and effective game,
the support of both clubs being good.
Howe was knocked out of the box in
the fourth inning and Phyle was
substituted; he put up plucky game,
and while not in form, yet did good
work and deserves credit for his grit
and skill. The score was as follows
and shows heavy stick work by both
clubs:
Brainerd. .. 4 0 4 101 8 4-18
Morris. .....1 O / 5 90 5 0 lib
Fridays contest was as fine an
exhibition of all round ball playing as
we have ever seen. It was a close,
keenly contested game, full of ex-
element and Astounding in brilliant
plays, and was faultess except for
some needless kicking on decisions.
Phyle and Prayer for Brainerd, and
Fleetham and Maxwell for Morris,
were the batteries and the work was
excellent, both pitchers were effective
and the support was as near perfect
as professionals ever put up. Hard
hitting, sharp fielding, good base
running and keen work at every point,
made the game credit to both clubs,
and while the visitors earned it by
superior stick work it was nobodys
game until after the eight inning.
The score stood:
Brainerd. go. @ 0 2 l 90 8 o 2-S|
Morris. 20 0 8 DOL 0-5
Of our visitors we must say they
conducted themselves on and off the
diamond in a manner that won for
them the respect of our people, and
while we regret the results show as
they do, any disappointment we
might feel, is lessened by the fact
that our opponents were honorable
and worthy competitors.
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Cure for Headache,

AS a remedy for all forms of head
ache Electric Bitters has proved to be
the very best. It effects permanent
cure and the most dreaded habitual
sick headache yields to its influence.
We urge all who are afflicted to pro-
cure a bottle, and give this remedy a
fair trial. In cases of habitual con
stipation Electric Bitters cures by
giving the needed tone to the bowels,
and few cases long resist the use oil
this medicine. Try it once. Large
bottles only Fifty cents at Bucken-
tines drug store.
The sun. [volume] (Morris, Stevens County, Minn.) 1882-1895, 1894-08-09

One thing above all others that our
foreign guests specially noted,was the
richness of the soil of this county,
the natural drainage and the reten-
tive subsoil. It was predicted that
with time, improved methods and
practical experience, this would be
one of the most productive and fertile
sections in the state.
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OF NORRIS, MINI.

Money to loan on chattel or personal Sc
,urity In any amounts desired Loans ne
Totiated on improved farms.
With a largely increased capital, we have
better facilities for all departments of bust
w We pay savings bank rates on time de-
positS. - ,,,,,>.o,od
farms atbetter rates than ever.
we can write insurance in snch strong
:ompanles as the National, Ct Hartford,
Home, of New York, st. Paul Fire and Ma
rine. the unrivaled Aetna.
The president is agent for all the rail Ioa
now for sale and is going fast,
The President is agent fOT the bs s WorS
Tba TravaierS- of Hartford, in which acct
dent insurance is written out; tickets good
from one to thirty days, or on policies good
of injury. This is no 'EMutual Company y
but has the CASH to pay all losses.
we respectfully solicit the accounts OF
Merchants. and all who have dealings with
banks in this section of the state.
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INDEMNITY LANDS.

The following is list of the lands
in Stevens county included in the
notice published by the Marshall
land Office, providing that "eyery
person claiming a right to any OF
said lands, superior to that of the
claimant under the railway grant," is
required to file in the Marshall land
Office within thirty days from August
3. 1894, IAN application to enter the
land SO claimed, supported by cor
roborated affidavit showing on its face
the superiority Of applicants claim"
This notice, and the decision under
which it smade applies only to lands
embraced in this list and does not
apply to other lands or lists that may
hereafter be published:
Tuwushin 12n N Range az w
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A young team, horse and mare, for
sale cheap for cash, or secured note.
Apply at once to Wells Bros g. Han
son. 39tf
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Chincll Bugs.

We are indebted to one of our lead
ing citizens, who is much concerned
in the advent of the destructive
chinch bug in the county tributary,
and deeply interested in effective
measures of extirmination, for the
following article from the Farmers
Voice, of Chicago: "The" Illinois
Experiment Station gives the follow
ing methods of dealing with the
chinch bug: To accumulate and kill
them as they pass from field to field,
a deep furrow may be plowed-to be
kept as clean and as friable as poss-
ible, especially on the vertical side,
next the field to be protected-and in
this the accommodating bugs may be
killed by a mixture of kerosene and
water (about one part to eight
thoroughly and repeatedly shaken to-
gether. A variation of this method,
used very successfully in Wisconsin
is to lay quantity of green wheat OF
oats or fresh corn stalks in the fur
row, in which the chinch bugs can be
killed with this kerosene mixture as
they accumulate. An added measure
of success with the barrier method
may be secured if two parallel fur,
rows are made instead of one, and the
soil between them kept dusty. The
chinch bugs escaping the kerosene
mixture, or other destructive agent, in
the outer furrow could then be killed
in the second. If they succeed in
passing these barriers and collect
upon the outer rows of corn, they
may there be killed with kerosene
which should then be applied in thu
form of an emulsion to prevent injury
to the young corn itself. To prepare
this fluid, mix two parts of kerosen,
with one part of strong hot soap-suds
and violently agitate the mixtur,
with force-pump until a permanent
cream or butter is formed. This ma,
then be diluted with 10 or II parts O
water, and applied either with
sprinkler or in spray from a hanc
force-pump.
Mrs. Charles McAllen, of Bristol
N. D., is visiting her parents Mr.. ant
Mrs. John McNally, Sen.
We notice that the state board o
corrections and charities recently de
clined to approve of several appli
cations for changes from county t,
town system in caring for poor.
A petition for the nomination O
Judge CT. Brown, was being circu
lated by F. M. Eddy, of Glenwood
Tuesday. AS there was no judicia
convention it is necessary to get on
per cent. OF the legal votes to petition
in order to comply with the laws re
quirements.
In the eastern markets corn has ad
vanced several cents, owing to the OK
treme drouth seriously injuring tn
crops. Wheat also stiffened in pric
and advanced two cents during tn
excitement, and it is thought probabl
that the lowest point has been reaches
for this cereal. 1t will be boon
the market strengthens permanent
as local prices for wheat have bee
discouragingly low.
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All parties owing me for goods for
this season are hereby notified that
have turned ell of my accounts over
to G e. Camp. Call and settle with
him promptly and save cost.
46tf. JOSEPH Brook.
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For Sale.

For Sale.
"Half section unimproved land for
SALE" The E ! Sec. 8, Town. 125
Range A. All No. | farming land.
Reasonable terms.
G. JELLEsoN,
24-6m Wabasha, MINI.
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24-6rn
Feed Min.

We now have in operation at our
elevator, a first class Feed Mill.
Crisis ground promptly. 15tf
WELLS, PEARoE & Co.
When in need of anything in the
lumber line, call on Helgeson, Pearce
g. Co. Office at Stevens Co. Bank.
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Northern Pacific Railway Time Card.

COUPON TICKETS FOR SALE
TO all points In the United States and Canada
and Baggage checked to destination.
CHAS. STERLING, Agent.
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BROWNS VALLEY BRANCH.
Arrive at II 80 a. m. Leaves at $40 p. M
r. KINNER, Local Agent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-02
He ndn,t Want to Wait.

A man with whip in his hand and
muddy cowhide boots upon his feet
tramped up into City Clerk Aliens room
and demanded "Can ! get married
here?"
'You can take the first steps toward
it,.
First steps? / have taken the first
steps for the last six or seven years, and
now I'm going to finish it up. want
to be married right off. My gal is down
there holdin the horses, and if you'll
marry me I'll hitch 'em, and she'll
come up. Heyg'
"You will have to get published and
wait awhile before you get married "
"Waitl Waitl BY the sweet apple
tree, l won't wait James been telling
me to wait all these years, and I'll be
cussed if I'll wait Waitl Poohl See
here, young fellow, if you don't marry
me- IN have you discharged I'm 40
years old and my own man l won't
be fooled with"
The clerk finally explained to the man
that the law required him to wait, and
he consented and was published. Lew
iston Journal.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-02
ReeIpes For shoe Dressing.

Here arc two recipes for making a
dressing for shoes: Take 3 drains of
spermaceti OIL ounces of good molas-
ses and 4 ounces of finely powdered ivo-
ry black and stir them together thor
oughly, Then stir in half pint of good
vinegar, and the dressing is ready for
use. 1t gives a bright, clean surface and
makes the shoes look almost like new.
The second dressing is for rainy wealth
er and is said to make the shoes water
proof. Take an ounce of beeswax, an
ounce of turpentine and quarter of an
ounce of burgundy pitch. Put them
into half pint of cottonseed oil and
melt together over a slow fire, being
careful that the mixture does not take
fire. st Louis Post-Dispatch.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1893-1895, 1894-07-02
white House Rooms.

In a visit to the White House one Is
particularly struck with the rich and
cheerful effect of the red room, which
Mrs. Cleveland's taste furnished. Ihe
red tapestry on the walls. the soft, rich
shade of the carpet, the harmony Of the
upholstery on the chairs and in the
draperies, all carried out in that particu-
larly pleasing, restful shade which j call
Indian red, admired very much.
A vase filled with exquisite tall lilies,
another with a white blossomed plant,
the name of which did not know, and
two or three large foliage plants gave
the room, which is the only parlor the
president and his wife have i'll the White
House, a homelilie look. Mrs. Harri-
sons blue room is also very attractive,
the green room is quiet and resttul In
effect, and the large east room, where
the public receptions are held, is har-
monious in white and gold, with soft
gray tint ON the walls and ceiling, also
mixed with duh yellow.-Philadelphia
Press.