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SUMMONS.

In the District Court Of tho State Of
Nevada, IN and for the County Of
Elko.
l.. \. Owens, plaintiff, against Car
RE t.. Owens, defendant.
Action brought in the District Court
OF the State OF Nevada. in and for
the County OF Eiku, and the Com.
plant filed III the office Of the Clerk
Of said District Court.
The State OF Nevada sends greeting
TO: Carrie T.. Ovens. defendant,
You are hereby TequirSl TO appear in
an action brought against YOU by the
above-nnmed plaintiff in the District
Court Of the State OF NEVADA, in and
for the County Of Elko. and TO an.
swer the Complaint filed therein,
within ten days, (exclusiye of the day
OF scrvIcei, after the service on YOU
OF this Summops--if served within
this County; or II served u ut this
County, but in this District, within
twenty days otherwise. within forty
days-or judgment 10y default will bc
taken against you, according TO the
prayer Of said Complaint
The said action Is brought; 10 ob-
tam q Judgment and n decree of this
Court in favor OF the plaintiff and
against the defendant aiSsolying the
bonds OF matrlmony now existing be-
tween plaintiff and defendant upon
tho ground OF willtul dcseTtioa and
abandonment for mere than a year
Immediately prior 10 the commence.
ment OF this notion. Also that the
following described real property be
-. N.rs md .innrA,A - r1vH,.sT u,
his solo and separate use, to-wii: Al
| those certain premises situate IN the
County of White Pine aud State 81
Nevada known as the Owen:
ranch, comprising among other land.
the following: The west hslt al ths
| south. east quarter and tho north
east quarter aud the west hall OF the
southwest quarter OF section thirty
three III township ;weniy-siX NORTH
ut range siN'y-lwn east NJ u. b. i
NJ and FOR costs 81 suit. All 81
which will fully appear 10y re-
ference To said Complaint, u certified
copy OF which accompanies this wTi'
and is hereby referred IN aud made 1
part hereof.
And you are hereby notified that Il
you fail 10 appear and answer saiJ
Complaint as aEaTe required, to,
said plaintiff viii nPpl! 10 the Court
Tor the rciict ibcrcin demardei ant
take judgment against you fer cost:
OF suit.
In Testimony Whereof |. the IN.
dersiSEci, the attorney ios the plain.
I'll, and an attorney Of FeSori in said
Court. have bcroEnio subscribed my
nsulc =; klso IN said County, ibis
2lst day q February, iSa5.
+. :. HARRINGTON.
Attorney Tor Plaintiff.
March Srif
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NOT FOR SALE.
EGGS Appeared to lie Too Valuable
to Tar; with.

EGGS That Appeared to uc Too Valuable
to Tar; with.
y wcll-lmowu magician is n wnr,
and finds amusement i'll rnystifving
Supplemented folks. \ correspondent
% h Boston Transcript, writing from
Washington, where the straightforward
man had been exhibiting his skill, tells
of his success in astonishing II group of
colorcd people.
The magician one morning went
down To the market. Washington has
one Of the largest and finest market
houses in the world. and one of its
most picturesque features Is the row OF
comfortable negro mamtniCS with bas-
kctS Of eggs and vegetables. sitting
outside the building, laughing, chat
ting and smoking.
The straightforward expert, who had
q friend with him. sauutercd up to one
inky-blaclS old D~a-kctwumau with "a
pipe in her mouth and n beautiful ar
ray OF fresh eggs before her. lie
looked Mt them and asked the price.
''Twcnty-thrcc cents, honey" an
severed nanny. AN desc hgah is tust-
rate cGEa-dc hen ain hardly done
clucls!u' obcr en- yit.-
4 S4NtNAA NIllHh So Nill ne. and, rs
he picked up one and cracked 1t, out
came u quarter.
Mammy's jaw dropped, and the pipe
with it.
And this onc-and this one seems
pretty good carclcsSly remarked the
mar, cracking two more, out Of which
fifty-ccnt pieces tumblcd.
He cracked half a dozen in all. and
mnmmy's store Of silver was Increased
every time. As he walked of. fol-
lowed by &c dozen pairs of hcady black
eyes with nothing but the whites show
ing. somebody came up and asked the
awc-siTickcn old woman the price Of
her eggs
Desc Higs ain fur sale" she an
Swcscd. and she gathered them m In
her apron and wa3dlcd of in the di.
rSciiOn Of home.
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VALUABLE LITERARY FINDS.

\ W7HrET7 unknown work by IrSs.
ing On Es7a's fables vas rsscni'r lie.
~o5T5rol hy Frat Richari Forester.
81 br.S'au. in The university library Of
;aat place..
* English TRANSLATES, q, Tho
IhiNe'aa Jiic q Jesus" which ".
Hntgr1ch. 'Ac Russian traveller, says he
81 errr>i IA q is'nDis' monastery IN
ta- H yss oH' 81, ra}l'sl nod S,,a.
Two TENgsEsgAbT copies % hitler;e
roEnpTn o3iiirhs ot "Tynhalcs New
Dr'a->sA: have come So llrht In Eng.
ia"l; taa british muespm experts ns.
sieH 'hcDa 10 the years 1884 and iSaS.
respectively,
\ MANUSCRIPT conclusion 50 Go,rols
Dead $onlS, "a cl}d So have been de.
covered -cecntly at Eaipra. In Russia
trnEoi tarni his wi original himScl.
IN = So " disgust, bui a copy remained
IN ihe possession Vt ihcman who corica
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GAMBLING AT MONTE CARLO.

Tho Percentage Against the Player So
Large lie Loses In the End.
Great interest, says u Nice correspon-
dent, has been displayed in the accounts
published of the gambling Mt Monte
Carlo, and the Casino people and their
friends have not failed to use these de-
scriptions of the phenomenal good luck
of some of the players for the purpose
of making known the momcntary id
vantage gained over the bank. The
desired results are following this man
cuvcr; the rooms are kept filed and the
interest and hopes of players are sus
tanned. The Casino company draws the
greater proportion of its enormous
profits from the crowds of smaller
players; they rush TO initiate in their
little way the richer men who stake the
maximum, and, us their capital is linn
tied, the result is inevitable.
1t would be both interesting and use
full to others TO record the actual cx-
pcricnccs of the heavy gamblers whose
extraordinary play has been the causc
of so much excitement. The result of
my conversation with them is that, al
though they have succeeded in break
ing the bank Il dozen times a week,
they arc by no means great winners
upon the whole. In counting up the
sums taken from the table il is ncccs.
sary to reckon the amount of previous
losses. All these heroes of the hour ut
trcntc-ct-quarantc state, without *.
ccption, that ut the end of IL all they
are losers. The lucky one is Il Greek,
who, after having obtained an advan-
taEc over the bank of 81 600 had the
good sense To leave Monte Carlo for his
native country with the money in his
pocket.
For twelve years Il certain English
Il has been a regular player at Monte
Carlo; he is an experienced gambler.
with a thorough knowledge of the
game, tad We; he has never left less
than ElO,0 900 per uuEum in the Golfers of
the bank. Sometimes his losses have
reached els 900, sometimes E2O, 900.
Ten days ago he was the latter amount
out of pocket upon this seasons play,
but the series of maximum stakes won
last week nave enabled him TO recover
it and about 81, 200 in addition. Alto
gcthcr, however, his losses at Monte
Carlo during the last ten years amount
to El25,UUO. He can therefore claim,
as he remarked TO Inc, to have given the
game a fair trial. lie intends To leave
on Saturday and never to return. The
othcrs agree that ever with good luck
II IL impossible 10 make mou at Monte
Carlo. except it be by appropriuting the
stakes of other pcopleZ-a practice which
Is common enough, especially at ruu-
lcttc tables.
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Taxation Ia France.

An interesting report on taxation in
Franco is given III n report by United
States Corsul Wiley, at Bordeaux,
to tho State Department.. According
To this report every form OF legal pa.
per, checks, notes and documents,
bills of lading, v photographic post
ems, must have n evcnu stamp atlix-
ell. From this source the Treasury
draws it's principle revenue, amount.
ing last year To $4,000, 600. The
spirit and wine tux amounted to Sl20.
100000. The custom house house ~.
ceipts were Sl00, 900, 900. Tobacco,
matches, playing cards and other
Government ~monopolies yielded $3.50.
100000. Sugar paid an internal rev.
enuc tax Of ,052c. per pound, 5000,
GOO i'll all. The land tax brought in
SS,Go0,0oO, and personal property SIS,
100000 II Il clerk occupies Il hall
noon he pays Il tax of - per annum,
while his landiady not only has to pay
for her poodle, but for every door and
window i'll the house. AS the Treas
ury receives Sl2,000,OO0 per annum
for windows alone, the architect who
can design II house with tho least
possible amount OF ventilation does
the best business. II youowna horse,
carriage, billiard table or bicycle you
are taNed-the Government collects
s6.ioO,0oO annually for permitting
such luNuries To exist. a bill was 70.
comfy introduced in the Chambers 10
tax the wearing of corssts. Business
licenses bring S2i,oO0,0OO per annum.
Evidently the tax collectors is a moro
ubiquitous individual in France than
IN the United States.
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Fails VIII Matters.

SAN FRANcisco, April "A big
crowd was present in Judge Stacks
COURTROOM this morning in unticipa
ton " interesting developments in
the contest over the will " the late
millionaire Fair, .Al were disap.
pointed, however, as further proceed
inSs in the matter ~ probate ot the
first will were continued for two
weeks, The continuation was hnugh,
about by nr. Marc Livingston, oncot
the executors under the alleged second
will, who tilSi u petition for letters Of
administration under tina; will, Judge
Slack decided that lie would hear all
petitions ~ this nature a, one time.
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Sent TO n Miacs,

WASHINGTON, April lit is said at
The japanese legation that the yourg
Japanese who shot Ii Hung Chang
win probably he sent 10 the mines Of
Northern japan ~ serve his life
sentence. The locality is much hike
siberia, Unofficial reports 81 the
sentence make no reference to the
trial or conviction, Ii is understood
~ have been a civil trial as q mill.
tasy tnA would have resulted in
death,
DIR, Sc1ba's report On Ii Hung
Chanss wound is regarded by the
JspaneSs Legation as assuring his re-.
corery.
SSnha l. n II Germany's most
motel snrscans, who has entered into
the service Of japan,
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s.vps, Nceatrcs.

SAY Fa~rSsS AFA : Tae Al,
auM rocetlne " aS SCatsa2n il.
Rsalrona CoseFap ssS hsSi <& ,u
afternoon There easa
ton - the %cNac - i1aScoo
shares "a ApSs osSts ale .S,Ri 80 l.,
2aA0a. Ivy a UAeaimcas veto t,r
foaSvTns Sosra 5, Directors va elect,
S; CAsrlcs L, Croker, GcotSe
Corosses Gp Harrington, Chatic4
G. Ls.ASPe y 4 Ssaah. T. H. SRil.
rasa, loAa e. Stpshs. 4, y. reune
ana Rus4oa y WILSON, Gcc,ec
CrnSsts, Who sascce8s W, Ia Cnsescr
soa Chsrlc. C Ls;Arop who cue.
cceas s 4, 6acs s7e The orG e
roemroas 81 TIRE Ruk-a,
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50 alledged that Gus had wasted his
money and would soon BIO bankrupt,
and -would die in the CUTTING
As n result OF all this alleged de.
famation young Sprcckcls complains
that his reputation and business pros.
poets have been damaged many
thousands OF dollars, In his com.
plant no recites that no has actually
been damaged to the extent OF $1,000,
600, but that it is not money which
he wants, therefore sues for but $500
damages, n nominal sum, rs hisdesirc
is simply to clear himself Of the
charges which his futher has so pub.
licly made against him.
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Zen VIII Take II.

CHICAGO, April L. General j. s.
Clnrkson stated positively to-day that
cN. President Harrison is a candidate
for the Presidency.
General Harrison he said, els not
nm active candidate, perhaps. but he
certainly is a receptive candidate
Indeed. he is, think, one Of the most
prominent. II not the most prominent.
Presidential candidates now before
the public.
AS TO whom will be the pasty's
choice i'll iSSi | am, Of course. un.
able 10 say; but Il it very certain
tina; General Harrison will accept the
nomination IL i; is rendered him.
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NcrnA. NrNaha.

The following are two ~ The con-
Meeting routes spoken o! for the San
joaquin Valley railroad after leaving
California; Following the surveys Of
the Salt Lake, Lns Angeles and Pa.
ciSc Railroad, the route then runs t.
Resting Springs, through Forty mile
saa!on - Crystal Springs. Nevada
being crcsSeA the line will enter Iron
oouniy. Utah, and, according to ono
plan. rcach Eastern conneciions at
Dca0eT, Accoriine 10 another prop.
csitSon, however. the rosi will nun TO
Milford. and thence 10y an extension
~ the Utah Southern, 10 salt Lake
C5ty and Ogden, where ali Eastern
connection may he obtained. The
Salt IaSc City rcute will ranhahly he
followed. - The MoFmoDs are o in
possession % rshts O; ways and ter.
uaiBSl facilities taroagh AL their c,au
try. sni hetier terms may ~ made
with thcm than with The Denver y.co.
pie
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WEEKLY l"suEptapsaT.
RAISED rns

Tho law passed at tho recent session
Of tho legislature, relating 10 teach,
cn' certificates, will he tound else,
whore in this issue. In the now Inv,
drawing and, a, tho discretion of tho
State Boasd OF Education. music and
the elements % chemistry and phys.
lea arc added Ia m, Qualifications fur
primary certificates which answer 10
thnse ot the second rrads i.suni under
the nr,sent law, Tn, grammar
school ccuisea,, rnouin,s Eurlish
history in addition "a the studies now
rouirea for n first grade certificate.
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san Fa>Nc5soA Apul I-Ihe ron
in the ~SprecElys family hiss reached a
somewhat sensational stage, Young
Gus Spreekles lIc3 q complain; in
Tho Superior Coa5i this morning
charging tsAya aeaa
with Asnaes. This charge grops ca;
NJ the suit Toontfy begun tg the two
Younger Sprcc&cis brothers against
their father and their iao elder
brnthSrs to 5sSsyes sSi5&ble stock II,
the SpceSSss EGwEi5,a sasAf bus
iucSs Suitse cG5sSsa-saigC c7p-
raay. I aEe &G0aE iEs OSaAa-
Is StcA1s > E.ga7n=y xts rSoczity
h0cUEhitE Saa EAa it,
stiiats3 zsgauu7as 5zaudes So
Nomrc| tzs -rsiy &c s.. losrc1y
60 cNa tse seza& Et -.
legged OhSi ~ r4haas 8 81 iEis sHay
were Rtepz A6z cas- - iyFns
tiSa on ibe Boast Z nirstit.A
At,<f Jhis sz5t zat His5 Clsus
SYosSSleS N = newspaper iats1vSsw,
sad aasas vtsy H0eA ihfncs StSat his
yo&EE' Sons. he practically eAArE.
cd Gu$ Esta the advertisement &.
S2SoIaa = Isyi RASlt a,-aarsac TIE
SPHceslas sugar reaaery IN FGiiA,
6elr6ia, Thn 'atlsc' also charged
thNi Is sst Bzsiaa; tSe Oceanic
StoamsAar Isnta7y Bat s5uyly "a
r5cns x EAekoE by Ehith TIE
yru1eeJ hroissrs wS7e ;;y5ae 81 heat
hisa cat 81 S2mhAeol The father n.
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Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of FtnaHck K,ug. dccrascd
Nottce vs. hereby g,Sen Hy thc Unigr
rneSf, Administrators 81 the E,taf
y tredhcS h,ne deceased, u Ia
creditors NJ, ami to all persona Nav
lss elatns against Tho .a,l deceased
10 EXHIBIT th",N r,ls ~, y rossar,
Va" h,st pubitSa,jnn az this noiico, 10
,hc undersigned administrative N,
roe residence ot William Henry in
Star Valley IN Tho County W Elkn,
The same beinR her place Tor The
naNsac'tch NJ thn busincas " eaid as.
tste,
AllCE " MING,
ADMINISTRATIVE Of thu estate Nt Fred
rick King, dccraaea.
Dated Al Elkn, Nov, Mach ~, ISai,
March Sltw WI
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MOTTO T..

Suey Lung has purchased the
buildings, lots and general merchun.
disc business of Hop Sing in Wells.
heretofore conducted under the name
OF Sing Ching. and the business will
hereafter be carried ON under the
name Of Sucy Lung. Tho said Sucy
Lung will not be responsible for any
debts contracted by Hop Sing after
this date. faT Inn
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WAsIrSGroN, April At is expect.
ell that the Nicaragua Canal Commis.
sion will start for Nicaragua within
two weeks. rs il is realized that the
time at their disposal is short when
tho work to be done is considered.
Major Ludlow will probably be Prcsi-
dent Of the Commission. He is in
London on duty as n military attache
OF the American Embassy. and it is
believed his thorough acquaintance
with the British view Of the canal
project will be Of value Ia the Com.
mission. He will he instructed by
cable TO take the first steamer for the
Onlted Stntcs and come to Washing.
ton. The Commission will organize.
outline It's plan OF operations and 90
through to New York. where a thor.
ough examination will be made OF the
details for n survey and working plans
OF the canal company. Returning to
Washington. the Commission will 70.
ccive formal instructions from the
Secretary Of State, then proceed to
Mobile and sail on the United
States steamer Montgomery for Grey.
town.
The Commission can complete its
work in Nicaragua in about two
months and be back To the United
60.
States ready to begin the compila.
ton Of its reports, which must lie
ready by next November.
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nstnAv Sor,cs.

y pair " work hutscs noSut sNcar
odd Nne brown honc With fnur whiig
tcci sed latse White fNcc, and Na,r
hAS horse with two white hind trct
snd small white face, both branded
IS on Snh tARih cauG to my ranch
N notiA Rahs, Elkc ecunty. NcvS,IA,
ASSni Rho 10th W pcScmtCe. iSlE
Thu cNnoJ can have nc SAME Tx
proving prSPcttS AMI rASins chSrnss
nc krNNxNS,
ArthHs, EsoC 90. Nov Ian. ~ iSN
o. SsoA
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Came to my ranch during the last
month the following described ami.
mails, viz: One red steer with star i'll
forehead, branded JY on right hip
and n blotched iron on left hip; ear
marks, square crop of left ear, nm.
der.blt i'll right ear. Also Il twO.ycar-
old spotted he'fcr, no car marks; no
brands visible. am feeding the
above animals. The owner can have
same 10y proving property and paying
all charges.
JONI MURPHY.
Fort lialleck, Nov. Feb. I, 1891
film.
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SEALED
COUNTY CLERKS OFFICE,
COUNTY OF ELKo,
STATE OF NEVADA.

Sealed proposals nre hereby invited
by tho Board of County Commission.
ers, to-wit: To furnish all leo needed
for the Courthouse, Jail aud County
Hospital for tho season OF 1895.
To furnish fifty (5O cords of cedar
and pine fire wood for the Courthouse,
Jail md County Hospital; five con-
tracts t. be let for quantities OF ten
cords each. Said proposals to be
filed with tho County Clerk on or be-
fore Monday, May 9th, 1895, at 10 o.
clock a. ~.
The Board reserves the right 10 re-
jet any and all bids.
JONI HsSDERsoN.
Clerk.
BY WEBSTER PATTERSON,
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Nnrfcr

is order 81 She Easgc.3 80 CSaac
Comm9ssaontrs ~ iS5eo Ccnpp STATE
- NtSsSA nsSe this 4sA d1y ~
March iSStS nStice - hcrshs given
tbSt ~ yerasn4s whoH arc charges apon
sAe ctahts taYIst ca3e s. ths Csa,nty
hae4sthl ~ al csasms tnr sats1 aar
Y,sis Ni2 X Siskliowcd by said Bnsra
except N osscs ~ extreme oIacrcon.
g,
Attest
@fas1S.S Patterson
DrFag OSn20 Clerk
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pOiiSs

L'Srs,RnER At CRr,iu, Nevada,
March 80, lSS, 80 the wife Of vii,
liam Lincharser twin girls, weigh
ing S pounds each,
AsEls-ln Elkn Nevada. Aprii 1,
1875, to the wife OF j. Il. Abel. n
daughter.
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SCHOfUIA. sal; rheum Aai all
d*ossos q The blood, dysrersiS. kid
aey Ead liver oanrlsints and cstarfh
are eutNi 10y Hoods Ssrssparills, TIE
crsz; ttaN5 purifier.
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DONE Tobacco Spit or Smoke Your
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Life Away.
is tho truthful. startling title Of Il
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nr. rrice's Cream RakiaE Pow Ok,
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The latest and hest wedding sta
honcry jus; received at this
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TEE
BRASS BAND
VIII T~LIsrST-
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q DRAMAlN FOuR ATG,,
FREEMAN HALL
Tuesday Eve, April 10th.


AnHIHg5N Reserved Ssafs - r.,s.
general admission, - ccutC sbiI,
orco under l. - coats
ho%"ygea sasts va he GA sale "A l.
"sotemEniels On Monday.
Apf5l Sih.
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Senator Alexander Wise Of Hum
boldt county died in Santa Monica,
Cal, Wednesday niSht,.agcdG GO years.
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i%aDEpta0ENT.
AN evGslsa pArEna

r..uss .t.,y DAY.. saad.,.l..esp'sa.
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ESTIsAS NOTICE.

BY WEBSTER PATTERSON,
Dapnty.
Kate Power's review., 1895-02-23

Soap and water may make tho skin
clean, hut friction il necessary TO make
Ii smooth aud exercise is necessary IN
make Hvsh firm, After the daily bath
the body should be dried with 4 soft
towel, then with Turkish one and
sinally rubbed vigorously with Turkish
mittens koughncss of the skin IN very
frequently due toimperfest drying. and
she who aims to preserve anything ap-
preaching smpothnrss during the win
ter must lee careful co rub down thor
oughly after every bath.
Kate Power's review., 1895-02-23
A VITAL QUESTION.

Passie Fenton Ottley, Literary Editor
Of the magnificent woman's Edition Of
the Atlanta Journal, February II, con-
tributcd the finest book reviews that IL
has been our pleasure to read in many
days Mrs. Ottley, known to Missis-
sipp as lovely Passie McCabe, Of Co
lumbus, Is the leader among the young
matrous who give literary air to
Prachtree street. and her writings are
very fine and much sought after.
The following ancnt the moral tone
Of Scicnkcinwicz book, Without Dog
ma, is very fine indeed, So fine that we
clip freely from the article:
AS To the moral character Of the
book il seems scarcely worth while To
speak. an on this most important of
questions each disputant resolves TO
die with the cry Of scissors on his
lips. However, we must have some
more or less individual
First Of all, in forming artistic iudg-
ment, we cannot maintain "a regimen
for extreme youth Strong meat has
its place despite the undoubted suita-
hjlity of a mill, diet for ba hes, and the
canons Of any art would suffer by strict
adaptation 10 the needs Of young la
dies seminary,
Then comes the vital question which
hews asunder the whole argument.
Shall we make the test Of the morality