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The following formula ought TO give
good results with the small cows For
tho larger ones you may increase proper.
tionately all around Or add q larger pro.
portion Of bran aud oilmcll TO bring up
the protein Quite possibly the smaller
cows will not eat aa much hay as splci.
fed. In inst event reduce the amount
Strive to feed no that COWS will come to
each meal with good appetitc-, but al.
low nothing to b. left over.
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NOTICE. 10 CREDITORS
Esl,to OF su.annah sal5tIy Yorng. Deco.

Estate OF susannah sniysly Young. Deceased.
NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN BY THE
~ uudertlRnef, executor OF the last Will
ana testament ~ SusAuuah sHlyeIy Young M.
ceased, TO tho creditors of, ana all porsona nav.
lng claims against The galu drrcauoH, 10 exGIIit
lhem Win the necessary vouchers. within ten
months after tho hTtt publication Of this no
uce, % tho said executor, NJ my unIre al tho
-alt Lake lheatcr, in the city 'of salt Iakr
In tile county Of SAT- Lake,
Dated June ~, lsD1,
CuAs. 9, BURTON,
Executor ~ the last will ana Testament Of
sushunAh snlyolY Young. deceased.
harlow FERGUSON, attorney Tor cXecu Z.
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NOTICE. TO CREDITORS.


Estate Of Julia A. TAuen. deceased.
NJ oTtCE - HEREBY GIVEN NY THE
~ undertignei, Administrator Of the estate
uf Julia 4. fhtrou, deceased, Co the credttoTs
Of ana all pcfsona having claims against the
SAID deceased, 10 exhibit them With me mecca,
sary vouchers, within ten months after tths
nftt publication Of this nOuCc, TO the SAID
Administrator, at No, .li ", second South
street SAT- Lake Uity. IA the county OF sail
Lake, Utah,
dated juno lNh, 1897,
JOSEPH FARRES,
Administrator VI the estate OF JuIia A. FAr.
rem, deceased.
w. e., Hall, attorney for administrator.
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music.

rho Improvement Association SEA-
b~Sh' contains collection OF original
and selected songs aEd hymns. at N music ~
Professor Il. ne'-isT. ssvsnty-sizhi PAGE q
ehoies music, postpaid, aOo.
ID sn' Union Music Eooh, postpaid. ~
Primary Tune nooa, net uip,ou. postum.
toc.
aA.s Psaiuiody, pspsS uds-, siSo; cio,i, tin
aAlf Lalhns. s.fa Po.tazs n "a. 80
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LEGAL NOTICE.


In the Probate Courl. IN aud tor Salt Lake
County, ictrtoY % Utah
In tho matter q tho csiAtc Of John No.
burton, deceased
NOTICE Is HEgLuY GiNEN THAT
~ Ihar.cas, iur1u, ndw illustrator Of thH
CstAte 81 John %. burton, deceased, has
rendered Tor settlement aud Fled Do stI1
court, ms fn4l zcroant u his uGfttnisiTnttDr u.
aid cttato aud psuuou Tor fEai DISSOLUTION 60
the residue ~ sad estate among the pcIsuns
entitled thereto, and inst lruaN, inc .i.u
DAY ~ July. a. ., lsli, NJ ~ o',i. "a u., a.
tue count room ~ taid court, On Sue COMFY
Court House, salt ihEc GIty ani touuty, ttau
Territory. has bcen duly appointed by tho
Judge of said court. tot the settlement OF saii
account and hearing said petition for ihtribu'
ton, at which time And place any person iutyr'
eftoi In said cstaio may tppehr sui show
cause. II any there DO. way SAID account
should not BE- Get led nuf approved and hIHl
distribution INSIDE ~ prayed FOR
Dated June 9igh, 4, u. i'yu.
& D., STANTON.
clerk ut the Probate Court,
ly s. 4, NEtsE, Deputy.
BARLOW Ferguson, Attorneys tor admin
istfAIOr
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And IN nrHIriAgre VitI lhU, aud tho order
Of the board 20 directors, ilfiu Apfl q, l3'
as may b. Necessary Wili Dc HI.l 40 lt1li
auction 10 the hughes, lliysI lyr rash, q. t0t
once OF tie COMPANY, room 90 N, b,Naa Horn,
.Uf b. MAN. -tl. Lake l.y. tNh Tee.
rItury, Tutsday, Iih dAy o. Iuuc, les, a.
90. OCk Viu., 10 lbY de- iuquyut assessment
together With cOst o. aeNyf.itirE anl gNrcutu
OF sale. ". u. NAN HORN.
secretary.
ny order Of the DrCctOT' The Ahuye aalu 30
hereby postponed Until july ~ lsn, a. w. m
;. u, LlON, ACunE tcefeiAry,
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latost Publications.

Enss life OF Joseph smith, C1oth, sea1
L.her Ill tsooi Morocco .iii. 800.
rrOss kirkland 70 Snit Laho, ~ Jsrss, A
iIius, "a pas-., cioth, uuu..l also; J>ss-
giit, sioo. Leather EXTRA gilt, t1.sO.
psrty Years Among the Indians, 4,
panisl w. Jones, 40 pages, Cloth Ilos
Ln,thet s1sol Leather gilt sOo
Festival Writings OF %. ~. yhitnsv,
Cloth ht9i Leather gilt, t7.oo. Morooos,
extra git, elso
Liz Of tcbs~ q. KimbaIi, Cloth, tito
Halt Leather, isno' Tuii. aoo. Marooos,
extra XII, $500.
Ls<tsr-dsy saints psaIInody. Pans,
Covered boards. cloth BACK. Jiso each. ,isas
par doi,i cath bound, si.co each. .itoo p.s
so-,l Cloih and Leather bound. ,.T0 sasA.
ue.o per dot. n sent By mail. ~ eents psy
copy additional.
ttsry OF khe Hooh OF Mormon, by rid.s
ooorEo Reynolds, cloua, s2.so. Cioth GIT tsoot
Ratification giit ia.soi Tull leather gut, uoo,
ssadny school Hymn Esooh, eon,a,n. .,
N" Hymns used Ia 'hs schools. 2sl pagNa, caoA
eoand, postpaid, ne
tar1e aud small siss uibiss IN I,saeAsp
tao. o., tl.Up ;SEl and ti0o
Family and ruipi ulfis- Ia diner-n, Style.
uius'rt'sf '-s-,t gttl g., tisnt s-eh
Snu- snaith ~ = prophot, . isc.ur. g.
hssred b. Nidsr Anlrss Jensoa before o.
asdenu' society Ia The Social Han, salt IAha.
JAa. 10, igi, Sc.
mo church OF Jesus Christ OF Lattev-
day Saints, IT, Priesthood, Organization
poeulne', Ordinances ana History. ~ John
JaguS., iOo.
Tho second Coming OF tho ms.uia>.
IL H. tnNnrfn-
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NOTICE


FI'HE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Il stockholders " IiOu's Benent HuiIding
Society, viii he held Ou Tuesday, JuIy b. isgi
AZ O'Clock p, m, a. the T. G., ", I shoo Fac.
tory, for the election ~ uncers Tor tie cnsu.
lux year the presentation Of tue financial
report ana The transaction OF SVEN other Ina,
mess AZ may lawfully comu before the meeting
EDGAR HOWE, secretary,
SALT LAgE CITI, June 10, 1875.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01

We have had experience and vcxation
with the feeding tables. Some variations
are misprnts, copied and rccopicd from
ono publication into others. We try to
keep u corrected table, making changes
from time 10 timo rs We receive what
seems to be- good authority for them. But,
~ We say ia substance elsewhere. these
discrepancies do not amount 10 very
much IN single ration. The feeding
stuif- themselves vary moro widely than
tho tables, and no slillful feeder will
follow formula or table bliudly. Ho
must be guided 10y results, study tho in.
diyidunlity Of his cows aud feed accord.
ingly.
J. NJ D., Wiscoy, ~ y, has timothy
hay In abundance and wants TO supple
mont 1t from tho following Corn. ego;
wheat, eco; oats, $50; bran. as; lin.
seed meal, $50. twill cost 81. 90 addi.
tional per ton TO grind the grain. He
wants formulas with aud without oats.
We give the latter;
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County Of san Lake
n. II. sche,tlsr, plsinun, ". sarah a, Love.
defendant
Tho People OF the TERRITORY of Utah stnd
greeting 10 satah 4. Love, defendant
VOu AVE HEREBY REQUIRED 10
l. appear In an action brought ngaiutt you
lj the above named plaiHNu IN tho biA,riut
tour. Of lho Ihird judicial nIstuct % tue
TrrTItory OF tMh, and 10 answer tho c1fh.
plant ului therein within ten days tcAcluaNc
" the DAY OF sslytccI after the service on you
of THIS summons served within mi. cOuu.
" or, " tcryca out " tnis county but IN tits
district. within tpcniY DAYS othpfWiao within
Tory dAyt-or Judgment by default viii be
tAsen tgAinst JUu, according 10 the prayer Ot
said complaint
Ihs said action /. brought to lave judg.
ment AgHiust SAD defendant IN sun VI $50,
with interest thereon from May ~, leo, al one
per cent tCr month, for SO attorneys Zee. and
cust OF suit; alleged 10 DO dLo ON certain
promhaory note, executed BY defendant TO
AllorJ White. hay u. ls5a Tor 300 with ~.
tctcst Hom dAin AZ one per cent pet month,
same beng due anu wholly unpaid, ana being
secured hy mortgage Of even date on prem
isos hereinafter ucscftl Cd, executed by
dcicndhnt TO sad AIbCft J. White. fAid note
aud mOTtgAgo having been duly ASK rcd 10
plAinun who 10 now Tic owner and hoi der
ihcfsot, 10 nave the usual dec yr o. this court
Tor the foreclosure OF sAid mnrigaEV,ad Judging
that proceeds 81 said sale ue applied Iu pay
uIrnt VI amounts due a. above, thatdcfs nuant
and AL porsous claiming under her bo barred
aud foicciotci % az claim or equity u Tn'
dsnpiiou IN said premises that piainun have
n deficiency judgment nFhinat Defendant, and
Tor other tcliof, sad premises atc described
whites e0uth SAT- Lake, situated IN salt Lake
county, ttah.
you arc hereby notified that Il rou faH
% appear aud autwur tho said complaint as
above required, the ard plantii wiIl'Apply 20
the court Tor tie rDiot demanded therein.
witness, ne Hon samuel a. Merritt, Judge,
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"What did father ray when you asked
HIM for nay handf asked the young WON
an
"Oh,' replied Augustus, "hc--he did
his bost 10 be- pleasant lIo said thorc was
something about mo that no really admir-.
ed "
"Did ho SAY whatf'
"icsi my impudouee. " Washington
Ellr.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01

rINHE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
\ stockholders ~ tho salt Lake and MerrlIr
railroad Company Will be hold aI the onrr o.
he recTotary, gdi south, West IempIg II
SAT- lake Olty. rtah, ht2 O'Clock D. m'. lur.
day, July ON, 1895. Tor the purpose Of oItriIug
officers for the ensuing year and the ttaus
acton OF any other business VIA, may DO DC.
scented, j, j. STEW Ahl, secretary
June 10, 1893.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01
NOTICE. 10 SUPERINTENDENT i-I---
Morgan cold Mining and Milling Company
Principal D ace Of buslncss sat Lake CtIy,
lihh, Location OF mine, llardtctabblc,
canyon, Morgan County, Utah.

NOTICE u HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ 1T meeting Of the board OF dfer.
tors, held ON The IN daY OF June, 1873. an
assessment u enc (ll cent per share was
payable 20 me treasurer, John u. CummOck,
second door uo1lY block, salt LAGe lily,
ttah, Any stock upon which said assessment
shalt remain unpaid on tho 2Oth day OF July,
lsnj, shall bee ana be declared delinquent aud
advertised for sale az public auction, Anl
unless payment Is made before Will be sold on
saturday, thUlJth day Of August, l,l3, 10 pGy
the delinquent assessment together With cost
Uf advertising and expense OF sale, by order
ut the hoard VI directors,
A, B. FOWLER, Secretary.
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

rIYuE BIG HOLE PLACER MINING CON
pary. q corporation; principal place Of
business SAT- Lake City, Ltah Territofy
Notce.-Ihero ave delinquent upon the fol
loving described stoc \, on Lccount pt assess
ment on the fret LAY ~ April, l'1i. the several
amounts Get opposite the names u the re
irectIvs sharchuldcg1. as f0iioss
No. Der. Same. No. Amount
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01

This h a fair compromise between
the American and Gormun standards
other changes could easily be- made to
conform TO individual Judgment or pref
eruncU.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01

This Is too largo all around, but the
extra excess IN organic matter and pro.
tcin indicates where deductions and ad.
ditiuns should bc made. Trying again
We might get tho following
-pIsuatiblg nutrients,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01

A, We have said repeatedly. there Is
nothing ia oats to Justify their use when
thcy cost 90 per cent moro than bran.
The most that has been proved In any
feeding experiment h that they were 10
pcr cent better than bran That was in
Wisconsin. At other stations they have
not shown any superiority. Mr. u. can
try fer himself II he wishes, by substi-
tuting oats for bran in whole or In part
and pound TOT pound or cost for cost.
.-plgrstiblc nutricnts.-
Feeding organic 1urlus
standard matter Protein. hylratna. Fat
Lbs Lib
-iandafd'..' $40 20 is5 %
eau standard eL5 2i5 1873 o.
These standards are for COWS weigh.
ing 1000 pounds and giving an ordi.
nary How Of milk
We now compute trial ration, say,
rs follows;
- A. q. II
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Saptay Se5ool a7d Primary.

Tn tss~- hoos, ard a.rts ps~s-xs vsu y
AGED In AAtl,ou N N. prloAs gwen, N ss.,s
snail, unlo.- tho price sivea IL Or "pn-spad."l
Fis~i itoOh fov orr Little Friends, 10
The use ~ sundsJ Schools. ioc.
Second Book for Our Lii,is Fris.o.
SUNDAY School r.sisf, ~
Intermediate y. 3. Reader, ss.
Question:. and Answers on th. lin
and rission OF the Prophet Joseph
hpttb, inc.
nibie Question: and Answers, for III
nee " primary Associations, 80.
ohildreni- Primary Hymn BOOK, to-
copies, postpaid, 10.
Primary speaker, No. 1, postpaid. 1a
2, IA
Tho Model Ron BOOK, postpaid. p~
Class Registers, per dot., sos
Primary ruuo HOOK, ,oO
hSok OF Mormon Catcchisu,, postpaid, 70.
u \. Union Hymn uook, each NJ, 80
PAID, zso.
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NOTICE

NOTICE rs niREBI GIVEN THAT
~ the annual meeting u the stockholders
Of the sampson Mining Company, Will be- held
y tho once Of mo company. At 40, ~ 8
MaIn street tup ataiTal Enlt Lake city, Utah,
tuesday. July 2ifd, 1875, Tor the election ot
trustees and officers Tor The current year, and
Tor ruch other business a. may come before
the meeting. Polls open between y O'Clock
u. M, and O'Clock y. u.
u, q. SMITH, sccrotarr and Treasurer.
SALT LAKE. CIR, Utah, June q, 1893.
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SUMMONS


NrdfrW u NIhs0n and N0taIIne NI6I0n- mi.
nors. hy Jane, Johntton, their general
guardian, plaintiffs,
w.
D., a. Hiatt, 1homas q. shearmAn aud Mrs,
Elmira 5hearman.his wife Waitet u. Love
end stmma 4. Lowe, his wife, Gilbert l..
chamberlain and Annie II. Chamberlain.
BIZ wife, a W. 4. Grnth and Priscilla A
Grifith, he wife, Louis y. Parsons and
Mrs i1uis Z. rarsons, the national BAnk
Of the Republic, a corporation. u e. Col.
liz and Mfa. u. O. Coils, his wife, and the
Metropolitan Investment Company, COR
sarah n. Gibson. defendants
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County. Territory Of uIah.
order 10 show cause Why order o. sale VI real
estate should NOT le made,
In the matter Of The csiBtc " John II. Ruiael.
deceased.
rUsrANE II. BADkMAS, TIE ADMIN.
VI istrhtor Of tho estate Of John n. Rumel.
dccaasel. haNing nled his pstition herein. duly
Nerined, praying Tor an order Of falu ~ 40
tho real estate ~ said dccedcut. FOR the Dur.
poses therein set forth, % n therefore ordered
by tho Judge Of saii court, that all rrss1ns
Interested m tho estate Of sud deceased.
appear before tho said Probate Court uu
Wednesday, the gfd day ut July. lsJ..
o. ~ O'Clock In tho forenoon u taIi
day, nj tho court room 81 taid Probate
Court. NJ the County Court nousr, 10 tue rIty
and county " sAlt Lake, Utah Territory, 90
show cause why an order thoul d not Ne
granted To the said administrator, 20 eel 10
much OF the real estate ~ the sad deceased nd
pubic or private sale ~ .hall hc uercssAry.
ana that copy Of this order he puulIthsd ut
least our successive weeks IN the nEsIULr
EyHNtNH NEWs, a newspaper printed aud
published IN said city and county
Dated June iIN, l-y3,
). G.. IcyALIY.
Probate JUDGE.
wAppELL a ADAMS attorneys Tor admin.
ihlrAtor
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PROVO.
HEAVY pamage snit Against PrOyo.

THIS morning the case OF j. w.
Scott oil al VI Provo CITY came up lot
trial before the First district couti.
Plaintiffs claim sl6, 900 damages, sl5D
for medical attendance Rnd meiiciue
aud Tor costs, by reason o. Injuries ,uB'
taine1 by Mrs. scoit on 2sth Dscembtfi
1894, through falling on the silesAlk
on u street. Tbs cause OF tho accident
IL Ola med 10 have been a doisciiye
culveti, In which Mrs. scott stepped
and was thrown violently to thegt9uni
with The result that sao has entirely
lost tile use VI her left ley.
OTHER COURT BUSINESS
Mary r. Harper obiRiaeJ a divorce
from J. q. harper on tho grounds Of
extreme cruelty aud dessri9n.
Sarah Henson was granted decree
OF divorce from Nephi Hanson on &c
count Of cruelty.
In the case " Sphui,h Fork city vs.
East Bench Irrigation and MAnuiac'
turing company, rssttAinink order
continued anu ordered thEt defendants
have seven inches by two feet VI water
from Spanish Fork river. at defend.
ante hcadgate until August lOih.
Plaintiifs were ordered 10 give n bond
OF $4,000, Tor any damugea that may
result 10 defendants from the TACT Of
their portion o, water being cut down,
In case the SUIT IL decided Ia favor o.
defendants nj the final trial.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-07-01

In the District Court IN All for the THIRD
Judicial Disirist ot utah lttrtoTy
County o. SAT- Lake
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-28
Copyright, 1895, by Irving Bacheller)
CONTINUED from Fridays Starr
CHAPTED VI.

CHAPTED VI.
The death of Lawyer Corvin and the
events attending it were matters of alb
sorbing interest to all the Inhabitants of
Fenbrook, and rendered the little village
famous for a time far beyond its boun-
daries Some curious circumstances were
brought to light in connection with the af-
fair.
To begin with, of course. an Inquest was
held upon Corvin's body, and an autopsy
made; the proximate occasion of death was
found to be heart failure. 1t cannot be
said that anybody was greatly grieVed over
the unhappy mans decease; those who
want friends, in this world, must make
them-they do not exist spontaneously.
Corvin had during his life busted himself
about many things, but he had neglected
the friend making industry. Nor were his
Bins of omission only. But while some Of
his misdeeds came to light after his death,
that event also showed that he was inno-
cent of at least enc crime Of which he had
been suspected.
The story came out piecemeal, as occa-
sion required; but we will hear 1t in its
final and connected form, along with Nancy
and Nellie as they sat in the old sitting
room, before the wood fire, after the VI
brations OF the first wonder, horror and be-
wilderment had been abated by time. Tom
Linton was the narrator-Morford, as he
was known to the world Of electricians
and men of affairs.
"How was 1t that my clothes were found
on that drowned body? y simple accident.
That night in the lookup. Dick, the tramp
boy, and l. made a hole through the roof
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-28

ladies and gentlemen. DR.. Thos.. Feather
stonebaugh was made president, ]. A. D.
Turner, secretary; II. NJ. Shannon, treas
urer; T. D. Gambrill, director. and DR.. J.
w. GLENN, assistant director. The object
is purely for the mutual improvement that
the members may derive from playing to-
gether and for the social enjoyment Incl
dent to the regular rehearsal meetings,
which will occur every Monday night. The
organization has started with eight men,
bers and the object is to. have only those
who play string instruments, such as the
violin, viola, violoncello and double bass
become associated with them. The exec
utive committee consists of Messrs Gam
brill. Bayly and Turner, and they will
promptly consider all applications which
may be left with Mr.. Gambrill at $3.50
Pennsylvania avenue southeast.
Mr.. Anton kaspar, the violinist. will sail
for Europe next Wednesday to complete his
studies. Those who have watched this
young mans development under the careful
tuition of his brother. Prof. Josef kaspar,
have become convinced of his great musical
ability. He has the intellectual power 10
grasp the true meaning of composition, as
well as the technical skill to interpret his
conception, and he has also that magnetic
faculty which arrests and holds the atten-
| ton of an audience. Mr.. Kaspar will place
himself under the best teachers in Ger
many, and his friends predict brilliant
| future for him.
The Harris brothers have put in their
time during the summer in writing new
| probably be called the Bandit King from
| the character of the book. The music Is
| stirring, some of the songs being particular
| ly good. Arthur Harris has written some
| creditable marches, one of which, The Lit
| tie Princess the Marine Band Will play.
1t is probable that the Messrs Harris will
produce four operas sometime during the
| winter.
| MIR. Geo. J. Becker has composed another
bright and original two-step, namely, The
March of the Boomer" which is dedicated
to the lady cyclists of Washington. 1t will
be played at the leading theaters very
shortly, and also by the Marine Band.
Not for long time had such enthusiasm
| been aroused as was excited by Rivarde.
| the violin virtuoso, in Nikisch's symphony
| concert Queens Hall, London. He was at
once styled the second Sarasase, whom he
| also greatly resembles in appearance. VIII
| helmj Ysaye and Sauret, who were in the
audience, were full of praise for him. He
will come to this country in November, and
his manager has already booked for him
| several concerts with Thomas, Seidl, Dam
| rosch and the Boston symphony Orchestra.
There is very good prospect that this city
also will have the opportunity of hearing
| him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-28

From the Birmingham Daily Mail.
1t falls to the lot of few men to be ar
rested for stealing their own property.
This happened few days ago on the Duke
street division. The proprietor Of boot
shop was informed that man had snatch
ed a pair of shoes from the doorway and
was making off up the street. Being a
bit fleet of foot, the shopkeeper bounded
after the runaway. Finding there was
every chance of being captured, the thief
dropped the shoes and boted down a side
street. The owner picked them up and con-
tinued the chase. The crowd called out
stop thief!' and a policeman, appearing
on the scene, instantly caught hold of the
man with the shoes in his possession. 1t
was useless declaring that he was the
owner. The policeman had heard that be-
fore, and nothing less than marching his
captive back to the shop, to be given into
custody, would suffice. The intelligent Off
Ger looked slightly disconnected on finding
that he had caught the proprietor Of the
establishment and let the thief go.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-28
A Story of Mystery.

Do you know what STORY of Mystery"
is? 1t Is continued story Of which all but
the last chapter is printed, and then guesses
are made as to the solution, then the final
installment is printed.
Early in October a most interesting
mystery story, when the War Was Over
will be started in The Star, and five hundred
dollars will be given for the first absolutely
correct solution. In case no guess is abso-
lutely correct the amount will be divided
among those nearest to a correct solution.
The guesses will be confined to women read
ers. Fuller particulars later.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-28
A BicycIer's Wish.
From the New York Recorder.

From the New York Recorder.
YES" said Mr.. Jones' this bicycling fad
Is a splendid thing. Why, it's going to
give this country good, smooth. hard roads
in every direction within the next ten
years"
= Fort my part" Mrs. Jones replied, II
wish they'd have good soft roads-at any
rate-while I'm learning and fall off SO
often"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1895-09-28
Whyf
From Tid-BitS.

From Id BIS.
Why" asked the philosopher, why is 1t
that a mantle noblest created object
why is it that a man should have such
doubts of his ability to win a woman's af-
lection when he considers the success in
that line If a cross-eyed, pudding shaped,
stump-tailed pug dog?' But the assembled
listeners answered him not.