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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-16
MoseIex S. Roberts.

New York. April 15.-Moseley s.
Roberts, a well-known telegraph oper-
ator, has died at East Orange, n. j.,
aged 76 years. Mr.. Roberts entered
the telegraph service in 1S49. At the
time Of his death he was connected
with the auditors Office of the West
ern Union company.
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MIR. SCOTS FUNERAL.
1t VIII BE Held in Chicago ON
Thursday.

New York. April 15.-The body of
James w. Scott, the proprietor of the
Chicago Times-Herald, who died at
Holland house yesterday. was placed
in a casket at noon today. The body
will go to Chicago on the North Shore
Limited from Grand Central station
this afternoon. In addition to Mrs.
Scott and Miss Grace Hatch, the re-
mains will be accompanied by G. f.
Randall. the business representative of
the Times-Herald. The funeral will
probably occur from the late residence,
1874 Pine street, Chicago, on Thursday
or Friday.
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arEAnn AT cnLnr

Washington. April 15.-AdmiraI Meade's
squadron has arrived at Colon, where the
ships were due according to the schedule
on the 4th inst. They will remain there
probably four days. and then work north
first perhaps to take on a supply Of COAL
The Yorktown has sailed from NagasaH
for Shanghai.
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stiII Rising.

Augusta, Me-, April 1.-the Kenne-
bee river is still rising. and the
wharves along the river front are en-
tirely submerged tonight. Millions of
feet of lumber are coming down the
river At Brunswick the Androscoggy
is. the highest ever known. The pump
ing station is under water.
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crs.tad Great Excitement.

London, April ia dispatch from
SHANGHAI to a news agency here says
that a proclamation bearing the en-
,,e-or,s name has been Issued, describ-
sne. fhe empire as finished, and assert
IND. that he is unable to govern any
longer. and that the officials he trusted
are corrupt. 1t is added that the proc,
lama lion created great excitement and
there are signs Of rebellion: The doc9-
ment. however, is said to be tie work
of the secret societies.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-16
PLATTSBURG's BLAZE
Losses VIII Surely Reach Three
Hundred Thousand Dollars.

Plattsburg, Mo-, April 1.-THE fire
which started yesterday afternoon in the
livery stable of James Storm. at the
south end of Main street, resulted in
the destruction of the court house, with
all records, two entire business blocks
and the partial destruction of the third
block Clay & Young, grocers; Trimble
& Mcmillan, F. c. Frost, George Ersig
and Joseph Suffers. Losses amount TO
5000 insurance probably half that
amount
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-16
MASSACRE AT
PORT ARTHUR.
A United States Naval Cadet
Gives His Version
of It.
WAS SOME JUSTIFICATION.
CHINESE BARBARITIEs ON Jh1Ps
THE REAL CAUSE.

From the Beginning of the War, the
Chinese Have Reen Brutal to a
Degree, Showing None of the Civ
ilization of the Japanese-Stories
of Russian Intervention in Case
Peace is Declared Said to Eman-
ate From Chinese Sources-FuII of
Ways That Are Dark.
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hOOTENAI INDIANS.
Pursued, the Reds Withdraw TO the
American Side.

Victoria, B. c.. April 15.-Word has
been received from Nelson that Cap
tain Fitzstubbs and his posse arrived
at the scene of the trouble between
the reclamation company's employees
and the Kootenai Indians. only to find
that the reds had. as anticipated. with
drawn to the American side. where
their tribes people and sympathizers
are encamped on Goat river. They
have miniature forts. though they well
know the Canadian officers cannot mo-
lest them while they remain under the
Stars and Stripes. They say they viii
return day by day or rather night by
night and one by one pick off their enc
mics. 1t is the adoption of this method
Of warfare that the white residents
most fear. The government will do
what it can to preserve peace and or
der by maintaining an armed force on
the scene.
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AS TO PATENTS.
New Rule. That viii Prove of Great

New Rules That Will Prove Of Great
Interest.
Washington, April 15.-Patent Office
rules IS, 1874 and IS. which were issued
on February IA last, in consequence
OF the decision of the courts in the
Reriiner teleDhcne patent cases. went
into effect today, although they VIII
not interfere with the praSG Of the
Office Tor six months yet Here brfore
an applicant for a patent whose claim
was rejected could hold it In allegiance
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G. II. HeiIhOrn.

Seattle, Wash, April 15.-G. H.
Hielborn, managing editor of the
Post-Intelligencer and president of
the Seattle Guarantee, Loan and Trust
company, was found dead in a. bath
tub this morning. The death was due
to natural causes.
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NO TRUTH IN 1T.

Berlin. April 15.-There is absolutely
no truth in the sensational story cir
culated in the United States by a news
agency to the effect that Prince Bis
marck is seriously i'll. The prince is
we'll in health and received a deputa-
ton at Friederichsruhe today.
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WITH THE SPORTS

Cincinnati, April 15.-The contest be-
tween Joe Skunk and Tommy Gearns be-
fore the Fair Play Athletic club. resulted
tonight after ten rounds of clever spar
ring, in a victory for Gearns.
indianapolis, Ind, April 15-Herbert
Hale, of this city. won the worlds well
terweight wrestling Championship as
ca tch-as-catch-can tonight from Peter
Schumacher, of Cleveland. Hale took the
first and last bouts in p minutes each.
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All Trains Abandoned.

Portland, Me-, April 15.-All railroads
centering here report bad washouts.
In many cases all trains have been
abandoned. Similar reports come
from Wellsville, Norwich. Kennebec,
Biddeford and other cities in the
state.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-16
NAVAL CADETS.

Washington. April 15.-The following
named appointed cadets at the Naval ac-
ademy: NJ. G. Perkins, alternate Orville.
California; John T. Farley. Jackson, CAL;
w. G. Haas, Cheyenne, Wyo.; Walter
Vernon, Oregon, Ore.
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THE COUNTRY,s CASH.

Washington. D. c.. April 15.-To-
days statement of the condition o.,
the treasury. shows: Available CASH
balance. $1S5. 391. 991; gold reserve, sSO,I
1852
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-16

Are you trying to economic? Then
use DR.. Prices Baking Powder; it
works easiest and quickest. requires
less than any other. and it's results
are wholesome and palatable.
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Judge Aiken.

Greenfield, Mass. April 15.-Ex-Judge
David Aiken. aged 95, died here last night
after weeks sickness of pneumonia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-16

Ignorance of law is not excusable.
Ignorance Of the merits of DR.. Prices
Baking Powder stamps you as behind
the times. Found in city. town or ham,
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FIREBUGs WORK.

1,ahlequah. I. T., April 15-Eighteen
business houses. four residences and
fifteen offices were destroyed by an
incendiary fire yesterday. Loss over
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-16

Woman's share in primitive culture
was large. Modern mothers cultivate
family advancement by the aid Of
wholesome food made with Prices
Cream Baking Powder.
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CUBA'S LAST
HOPE HAS FLED.
Loss of Insurgent Leaders Brings
War to an End.
MACEo IS NOW IN JAIL.
CROMPEL IS KILLED BY THE
SPANIARDS.

The --latest battle Was "a Hard
Fought One, and the Insurgents
Were Not Found Wanting In
Bravery-RevOIutiOn Put Down
Without the Aid of Campos'
Reconsideration of Sympathy
From the Wolfe Tone Club.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-16

Some arraign over production. 9th
ers either too high or too low tariff
All model housekeepers favor DR.
Prices Baking Powder. the purest and
best.
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CALLED HOME.
Mayor Waters.

Newport, R. l., April 15.--Captain John
Waters, mayor of Newport, died last
night after an illness of six weeks
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-16

Practice makes perfect. The skill
end knowledge of almost half cen
fn r is what renders DR.. Prices Bak-
ing Powder best today.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-16
EARTHauAKES ayr TRIEsT.

Trlest. April 15.-There were severe
eanthcalake shocks here and at Krazn-
burg During the might. AT Krainburg
sixteen shocks were felt up to
O'Clock this morning. Many houses
were damaged The iIha biTants are
panic stricken and camping IN the
streets.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-16
UTAH CENTRAL AFFAIRS.
Three Months Ending March 81
Shows IL Profit,

The report of James AcGregor and
Clarence Cary, receivers of the Utah
Central Railway company, for the three
months ending March 81 was yesterday
filed with Special Master George D.
LoonliS
The report shows as follows:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-16
BURIED THE BODY.
He Denies, However, That He MUIR
dered the Innocent.

Boston, Mass. April 15.-Angus D.
Gilbert. the alleged murderer of Alice
Sterling, has admitted to the police
that he buried the body of the child
under the barn where it was found.
He declares. however, that he did not
kill the child, but that finding the body
in the stable, he buried it. The autopsy
mas revealed that a criminal; assault
had been committed upon the little
ono
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-16
OIL GOES UP.

No One Knows When the Return
Trip VIII Begin.
Pittsburg, April 15.-Oii continues the
upward climb this morning and no one
seems willing 20 predict when the re-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-04-16

Housekeepers who have tried one
and all brands of cream tartar bak-
ing powders finally use DR.. Prices only
and always.
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ALL START UP.
Sugar ReHneries Once More In Ae-
tiyity.

New York, April 15.-President Have
meyer, of the American Sugar COM
pany, announces that all the island re-
fneries of the company started up this
From this time on he antici-
pates a continued demand for sugars
The question of advancing sugar prices
will. he says. depend upon the condi-
ton of the foreign markets.
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SNOW IN COLORADO.
Falling in binding Sheets. and
Many Cattle Must Perish.

-FLduy OIllIG lAlsl I OIANHs
Hugo, Colo, April ia storm SIM
liar to the one THAT visited this re-
gion April and 6 has been raging all
day. The wind is blowing ait a high
rate of speed and snow is falling in
binding sheets. Hundreds of cattle,
much weakened by the last great
storm, are drifting south and it is
feared many Will perish unless the
storm lets UP soon.
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SITUATION IS sERIoUs.

Ottumwa, Ia. April 15.-The coal
mining situation ait Cincinnati is
growing alarming. The miners con-
gregated there say they will get tho
Cincinnati men out at an hazards.
Major General Prime and Adjutant-
General Prime, of the state militia
are on the ground and have asked
the goYernor for more troops.
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Passenger
Disbursements.

Pay rolls. .......................SS 065 II /
Material and supplies. ............. 4,512 IS /
Advance charges paid by Rio
pany ............,.......... 1.sSS O6 /
Drawback checks redeemed. Is 90 I
Pay rolls, old U. C. account. 60 20 /
able March 81. 1885. .............. 1,258 70
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Sl5,BUZ 55
S532 so.
Amount still outstanding on old &C.
count, 81. 173.62.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1895-01-04

The temperature 1t which bread u
both raised and baked 10 OF the grest
eat Importance in producing the per-
feet loaf. Dr.. Woods, OF the Con-
necticut experiment station, places sne
proper raising temperature ut from ~
degrees 70 IS degrees Fahrenheit, ana
the baking temperature 1T from Soo
degrees TO 100 degrees. In late paper
on bread :uakinR he cautions the
housewife against cooling the ioaves
Of bread too rapidly after taking them
from the oven. much Of the souring
OF bread" he adds. lis doubtless due 20
lack OF care during cooling. Owing 70
the high-water contents, and the large
amounts Of heterogeneous substances ana
sugar which bread contains, It is es'
pecially while warm. good soil iol
the development Of various kinds o
molds and bacteria. A loaf OF oreae
hot from the oven, taken into poorly
ventilated room crowded with people
will become sour in the course OF tw'
or three hours. N. y. Post.
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A MIRACLE IN TEXAS.
lnve stigated by the Texas Chris
tian Advocate and Voucneo
for by DR.. o. n. STAINS
bury.


o. -arrasentatiye has made careful in |
vestication OF the II. +. Spaulding case Al
Iongview. which il here published TOT Inc
arst time. and which will be read with greas
interest by medical men everywhere. 40
-ep,v IN the Christian Advocates questions
Mr. Spaulding said: About eight years ago
,vhile running q locomotive l contracSu
.ciatic rheumatism in my left SIDE from
nv hin down. II came on slow OUT SURF
ara IN a few months lost control en-
,;ra,v Of that member, IL was Just the same
a. II Il was paralyzed, was totally unaoie
~ move out OF my room for year ana !
| half. six months of which time was peo'
ridden. l tried every remedy sugges'eo'
and had regular physicians IN consSan. a..
tendance on me. Twas bundled up anu SEM
20 Hot Springs where spent three month.
under the treatment OF the most elnlnes'
- r,ne back from the springs in worse
.ond;,ion than when ! went. ! came
hoyre and Land fat on my back ano
.ufyered the most excruciating agonies'
.creamine in pain every time any
ho,v walked across the room, the only ease
ohtained being from the constant use Q,
an;a,es After three months OF this KING
- AGONY. during which time my entire ieit
lao nerished away to the very bone, my e.
: .snt;on was called 70 new remedy CAMEO
r. Wi,,iams' Pink Pills for Pale People, oy
NJ Aiison who is now train dispatcher -
Texarkana, and who was relieved OF loco
, motor ataxia Of twenty years dursnon-
his urgent and repeated solicitation ! con
sansed 70 give them . trial, after taxing
eew doses began to improve continue
TAXING the pills and kept right on improvin
until I was finally cured. MY leg Is Just "a
came size now a. the other one ana ! -
AZURE that Pink Pills not only cured me o.
Al T,he rcnorter next visited DR.. g Il. stan
49, graduate OF one OF the meoic
oen9o,s II Kentucky, and man VINO E
\ lows the confidence OF everyrWUuy s,.niSi,
view. He said: IL KIN ow tnat Sis, ;se;'. rha
ID had terribly severe attack o. se Nm, ma
ID matism Of which tried 70 culv 4, "a
q ever ything known TO my proIess'on - - u
and hnally recomm ended nim 70 ~ .;,,
Swings. he came back from M Spin
ut worse than when he went ana - tnousn Nv
te was only matter OF time unui nr -" -
would be affected and he would die.
I" Know that his cure u the oirec, SvsSA'
to the use Of Dr. Williams PINK flus rus. ,
q That il rather IN unusual staten.n'
Il. | 4. ,ccular physician TO mako. oocsor j..
Il know il is, but . fact - iacs,
OF there are hundreds Of people rignt ns'e
Of fnn0v;evv who know whas say y
~ NTH also know Mr.. Auison an1 ~
~ shat he was relieved Of genuine ano ~
IN sase OF iocomotor ataxia OF sweny ~
Va a.andinC.o
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The reader Of this paper will be pleased 70
learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been ao,c 70 ' Halis
Catsrrh Cure is the only positive cure
known TO the medical fraternity. Catarrn
being q constitutional disease, requires g
constitutional treatment Halls Catarrn
Cure is taken internally, acting directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces rn trr a. inr
~ the disease. and giving tie patient
Strength by building up the constitution
ard assisting naturein doingi its work Th'
r nronrietors have so much faith in its cura
tive powers, that they offer One hunare,
Dollars for any case that ~ iaus 70 cure
send for list OF testimonials. - y
Address. FL. CHENEY & Co, Toledo, q
| e1g-Sold by Druggists, s5c.
Halls Family Pills, Is cents.
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No Substitutes

For Royal Baking Powder. The "Royal'
is shown by all tests Official. scientific and Prac
teal, stronger. purer and better in every way
than all other Baking Powders Its superiority
is privately acknowledged by other manuiac-
turers and well known by all dealers
If some grocers try to sell another baking
powder in place of the Royal" it is because OF
.hs rre,ter nro6t, This Of itself is good evidence
ofthe superiority Of the Royal" 10 give grea'e.
profit the other must be a lower cost POWDER anu
TO cost less it must be made with cheaper ana
inferior materials and thus though selling tor the
same, give less value to the consumer
LOOK with suspicion upon every attempt to palm OIL
upon YOU any baking powder in place OF the
"Royal" There is no substitute tor the Noyal
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KNOWLEDGE

pr;nUs comfort and improvement ana
tonds 70 personal enjoyment when
tightly used. The many, Who hve Des-
tar than Others and enjoy life more, WIN
less expenditure, BY moro promptly
sdaptinr the worlds best products 70
she needs of physical being, Will sstess
the value to health Of the pure bquId
laxative principles embraced N 'ne
remedy. Syrup Of Figs-
Its excellence is due &c - presenting
!, The form most acceptable and pleas
ant To the taste, the refreshing and truly
be-, properties Of aPerfect lax-
tive effectually cleansing the system,
dispelling colds, headaches and ieven
and permanently curing constipation;
T. !. has given satisfaction 70 millions ana
met With the approval Of the medicsl
profession, because It acts on the hia'
pevs Liver and Bowels without weak-
cninr them and it Is perfectly free iFos
everv Objectionable substance.
Syruo of Figs 10 for sale BY all drug
p;sts in soc and 81 bottles, but u v man
nfac,ured BY the California Fig SyruI
20. only, whose name il printed on ever!
package, also the name, syrup OF Fles
and icing we'll informed, you wiu no
accept any substitute II offered
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SOME DELICIOUS SOUPS.
rour Recipes That VIII Be Found Usefo'
by Housewives.

by Housewives.
Often soups are made without any
recourse TO the stock-pot, but with
much helm in the way Of milk and
cream. These soups are easily ana
quickly made and form delicious nrs'
course to any dinner.
cream of Onion Soup: Peel and cut
into thin slices a dozen small white
onions. and fry them to light brown
~ = tablespoonful of butter. Add to
the onions = pint of sweet milk. .
ouart OF boiling water. SAT-.
spoonful of salt. the same quantity Q,
white pepper, q half teaspoonful o.
sugar. and a pinch of mace. Cook hall
an hour very slowly. ana s.ra'I
through fine sieve. Add the yoiks Q,
three eggs, well beaten. and cupiu
~ cream. Serve immediately.
Cream Of Corn Soup: To each quar-
NJ corn. cut from the cob or canne.
corn. add three pint. of water BOZ
rr,il tender. and then add two ounce
"a bn,ter that has been well nike
With one tablespoonful Of -Four bo'
. for fifteen minutes more season
taste. and just before serving aoo
beapinr cupful Of whipped cream
! Okra Soup: Cut the olsra in yer
.h;r slices. and throw into one ana on
half quarts OF boiling sailed wa,e
: when tender add one quart OF MIX
large tablespoonful Of butter '"
tablespoonfus OF hour, and wnite Pr
!. nerto taste. This soup must be mac
= in porcelain kettle. -,
). Cream Of Celery Soup: Boil 'wei'
= stalks OF celery. cut in small pieces
three pints Of water for half an nou
Add half an onion and two blades
n mace. and pass through sieve. y
= one tablespoonful Of -four and add
y. heaping tablespoonful Of butter; aaa =.
y The .oup. with pint Of milk, and y
TO and pepper to taste. 4 cupful Of ers'
added Just before serving makes g
nd Improvement. Ladies' Home SssFn
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One OF the most effective pors'ercs =
q silk rag curtain made Of bits q silk
Of ali kinds and description. vcivets:
.a,ins. brocades and bright Bits OF
every kind are used to make ~ Ihey
are sewn together and cut OF uniform
v;dth. like the rags Of rag carpet.
Almost any weaver Of rag carpet s0ulo
probably weave such portiercs. Iney
hsv, : very picturesque oriental look
that is far more effective than any por
tiere that can be purchased anywhere
mar the price. N. Z. Tribune.
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HUMOROUS.

Everything comes to the man VINO
waits. particularly due bills
In Cash. want to see the man
who accepted my poem HES OUT.
..He ise- "ves: ten dollars. -Atianta
Constitution
-Teacher-"Namc the greatest ora
,or in history Pupil-"Well 1t rests
between Demosthenes and Mr. Depew.
N. Y. Commercial-Adv
Mr.. Gamble-"Would you like 70
,aLc a chance in lottery. Miss over
ayey" Miss Overage tblushngly)-
..rhis is so sudden, sir.-fonkers
Statesman.
When a woman is jostled by the
man who goes out between the acts
h.r one regret is that he isn't sitting
behind her new theater hat instead OF
beside it.-washington Star
~ propose" began the deliberate
.,a,.wver who called around to see
vounv widow on business. when M
v;vacious client exclaimed: &C
cept." They are now partners'
las News.
-Kate-.Now that he's courtinI
that Scotch heiress. presume hei
come out presently in a kilt SUIT
Minnie-..very likely. ! know she
going TO reject him. smith Gray
Co.'S Monthly.
Scboo,master-"It is all very we
for Won TO saw you did not have time
oct vour lesson. but the re is one thin
should like to ask you lou"
Lady Pupil-"But. sir. this Is SO SUI
den,--I.oston Transcript
Answer by return male was Y
way the letter wound up that Nj
Foo,li,es received from Mr. Sudde
roy II wonder said she. "wheth
he means 10y the messenger boy or
post. --Indianapolis Journal.
-.Jarwcll-"What makes that n
IN vonr backward cacklc SO loud
Wipwav--Oh. they've Just iaid
cornerstone across the street anu 81
irving to make the neighbors TIM
she did it, Philadelphia Record.
Teddy wish hadn't licked ii
nv Brown this morning Mamma
you see how wrong il was, don't y
dear?- Tcddy--"Ycs. cause J did
know till noon that he was going
give a party. "-Chicago Inter Ocean
-Teacher-"Tommy, did You
ont anything about the dollar mar
Tommy asked paw about u.
he said the straight lines stood for
pillars Of society and the crooked
for the way they got their money
Cincinnati Tribune.
Implying . Doubt. --Short--"
me have hundred dollars for . y
and I'll give you ten dollars.~ ~
THAT will be one HUNDRED and
dollsr. Tor hundred. wont 81
-"Yes. Spuds--"well. you give
the hundred. and Ten now and III
you have the hundrsd. Detroit
ffesA
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:. nrice OF double berth in Tourist sieepine
car from Kansas City on the iamous
Philips Rock Island Tourist , Encnr Kansa
City Wednesdays via ~. M pnu,e wv Writ.
for narticulars to G. ID. Bacon, y. a. =
n iO6 n. 4th St, St. Louis, Mo.
ions SEBASTIAN, u. 7. A., chicago