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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-19
A Saloon Row.

Joe Holeman, German cook, and
w. +. Mitchell, All Irish electrician,
were arrested by the police last even.
ing on the charge Of robbery. On being
Rrrsignei before Justice Smith this
morning the charge VI nshIinR Wa
substituted, 10 which the defendants
plead not guilty. Oiioers shannon
and Lehro were tho witnesses for the
prosecution aud 4. H.. Cullom Tor the
defense. The court nuli the evldeuC.
10 be insufficient TO convict HuI the
case was therefore dismissed ami Gr.
Pendants discharged. Fac arrests were
The reiult 1i raw ln State u,Tert
saloon.
Harry Doe lef. $50 for keeping o
gambling house, winch was declared
forfeited,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-19
From Tennessee.

Elder Henry smsdley, OF Bountliul,
Davis county, was in town today. He
returned on Monday, the nth, from a
mission TO the Southern States, for
which part ho left this city on May
20, 1893. He was assigned TO labor In
tho middle Tennessee conference,
where he remained until released. lie
missionary work present n good field,
the people evlnoing considerable in.
toresl. The Elders arc kindly re.
oeiyei, aud are able 10 get the Gospel
message before the rich as well "a the
poor. Elder Smedley enjoyed fair
nsalth, aud his missionary experience
II u source OF great salts action aHd
pleasure TO him.
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nosr s.TIsrAUroRy

"D0ct0r shOres's FREQ trial treatment IL
Alright, and I an glad 70 have an opportunity
10 endorse t." says Mra, II. Johnson, who fe
sides ~ ?, tir street. salt Lake city, "When I
saw Doctor shOrch'H otter 10 treat patients free
tor one week and furnish all medicine to sui.
terrra from cAtArrh, decided 10 give him
utal, aud he has helped me more than words
can express
every summer Tor tho last two or three years l
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-19
For Receiving Stolen Properly,

g. Wilson was arrested by the pyu.g
last night AAd this morning he was
turned over 10 the U. ;. Marshal. lie
was indicted by tue late grand jury
for receiving stolen properly iglm
Nortin Curtis on Drcamuor l.,n last.
II will DO remembered that Curtis WIN
two other bOys, committed n uumutr
Of burslafies about tnL tlme, uur 10
WHOM was ut the rWellth ElTi mar..
Ing house, whore they h b the strrg.
ment service, consisting VI two silver
tankaTIr, three plates aud w. vpiyI
cups, also elgh quits, besides pilows,
tDwels, sheet. anu a bel tick valued a.
$40. The property WAS recovered,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-19

I have felt for = long while. I have a better
appetite and sleep better NJ night, know
that have received great deal % real bone.
m from YOUR medicines aud treatment I am
not troubled with cold or cough ~ I used 10
he every spring. I do not catch cold 80 eaaily
and my back y not 30 week l can DO much
mors without tlring than 4 could few months
ago, Very truly,
Mas. JENNIE MuSrORD,
Beaver CITY. Utah.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-19

nTho remarkable measure OF success with
which pr. &. ". shores has been favored has
been source " continual astonishmcut The
wonder Of Ii never ceases 10 DO topic Of COZ
rorsaiion among his professional brethren.
Indeed that wonder has increased ~ the years
rssa.and hs success aud popularity has proved
tn DO permanent aud abiding and more m e
more general Hs the public grow more familiar
with TIC genuine merit upon WIN 10 Il Is uAsed
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-19

account Tor his popularity and for tho fact
that his practice il today larger tuhn II
has ever Teen Nos the underlying prln.
shores has with mauiincss, with dignity
aud will tra.hfumoss, dealt with the
public a. q ufofessi1nA mNu should deal
with DO.
Doctor shores came n 'he public NJ
stilfui workman 8, nu cmpluTer. io said,
~ can cure these diseases. have spent
years IN study, training and experience
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-19
Bread Insurance.
Editor Deseres Asws

f0lOT DtatTtE NtWs'
ltisa maxim Of the Mormon people
o lay up breAu fora lime Of scarcity.
This has been neglected thus far a..
though many would have hkoI 10
nave done 40, II sOme lea iUie, eCuIou-
cal method had been uevHsl. There
night have been a ,li4gness Tor "a
responsible company q have taken
charge Of bread bnl T. hAvr
made fair pruil, Oh busiuea, ~ {
Individually | wound Ike g. heo ne
Mormon Church manage II, as u De-
part OF the religion, ma uudCrsApu 4;
II could be done through tho tituip,
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rec Week
FOR NAY FEyFR.

This week m tho much talked ~ sorIss Of
Tree woCbs, Doctor shores arts aslde Tor mo
bcneht of sufferers from Hay Fever All surh
tuhorrfs applying at LiOn's Medical Institute
lutlnF lhis Weet, viii receive examination,
diagnosis. medicines and treatment for on.
NoeL absolutely free - cost The Hublir
appreciate now shat THIS 10 no catch penny
ouer hut means exactly what 10 tAys.
Ihofough examination. diagnosis. medicines
anu treatment for one week 10 all sufeftrs
from IInE krVnT uIHHuIufaIW VNa.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-19

search and consideration, however, Doctor
hores feels thut hC can consider himself
fortunate In obtaining the assistance OF
another such a one, a thoroughly tcicnuu',
EkIilful conscientious ana pAinstAkinf
phYsictan. whose name md fame IA famiiAr 10
nr q a. shinnics. cN.socTotAry Of the Utah
IrrtituriaI Hoard NJ Medical Examiners
" urda ~ Introduction are hardly necessary 10
thU people % tDis county,
After "a long tino spent IN thorough IN.
ypsugAuan hui careful study Of Doctor
shurtFs famous Fystom ~ disease treat
mout br, shnnirt not only omphNucAlly
endorses Il hut AdOpts o., ana now asso
ulatos himself with and IN future Yill a.
ssi doctor shores IL caring for his immerso
pr ciiUe.
superior SKIN, Experience aud
Training
Are universally granted Doctor shore',
even 0y his rivals, but lhoso DO not alone
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-19

LADIES tNp GrvrtIuuSs ! a'nrls
mo rrul. pleasure % .tl Too" li' nl'h 'i
tho public To my Nale's Hair Tonic
which ]. tho hrs AMI only remedy
known tp cnsml.tfy which positively
turns gray hair back TO IT, original
color without dye. ( personally indoors"
iis action ami give tho puzzle my solemn
guarantee that BE- ha. bonn tossed in every
conceivable Wav, and has proved iisof
10 be- tho ostN Hair specific. lt'sgor-
NAN .NtLISu Immediately AMI creates
q luxurious growth. Contains no |riur.
ious lnrrodiou'. IL ia not sticky or
greasy. ON tho contrary, Il makes Tho
hair sur, youthful, iluuy, keeps 10 IN
curl aud removes dnnitun. For gentle
men aud ladies with hair liitlu gray
s.roaked gray. entirely gray, and with
BALD HEADS. % is specially tccDin-
muudDl.
~ Or -gIai. Price -, also lhlc'a skin
food, II.s hair'a .owplrNiIn Cream. ~
laI0's Pace Powder. i"gt laIr'a bcauty soap.
g'u Mine haIo. Htaltn and Complexion spe
rIaliHt Temple uf beauty, 300 State street
chicago. 1uIic Co bgsutg mailed free.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-19

snherod with what doctors called hay fever. I
Mou,i akc fresh cold ever. uhy. my head
Neulu stop un, my eve become wpaE and
m,aalery, an NY head would acuo unit 1 would
lhlnh y would burst. On fact I Waa Iuttaa
hserhulc A. YOU could Imug.nr. Uf routro /
uAd urea great many remodIra but All 10 no
aN.l' LNrNlhing seemed 10 fail To relieve me
Ahl everybody told me thlt l would hayo to
oniutn ~, a. u could not he cured but Know
W. w ~, nov, tot tlo N9ok's free treatment
aud medicines received from Doctor Nbofrs
gave me 80 much relief. aud trecnlyed 40
much real benefit that decided 10 take a req
sAusiAetory,'
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Dr.. g., ". shores.
Dear sir--l am feeling al present better than
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-06-19
Rio
GRANDE
WESTERN,
STANDARD oAuar

STANDARD GAUGE
Si's ia,.r. II Effect March 81. IA;
Leave salt Lah. ,,,
No. s-lot bingham, Provo. az
Junction and All foih,, ~.
No '-i9t Provo, Grand Juas t 'sL
No. S-Tor ogden Snd ihi.ii &si;,,i,.. inpn
No '--ior NJ Pleasant. H; MOAB, s.. '@RA
ms and all intermeii,is
No. for Epr,li. riy,oni,. fiS,,s; 'Ara
and sI intermediate roi'f
90 Tor uGden and the N ~ gl'pn
~" Tor ogden aud the We,t pm
Arrive salt LaL.,n.
40 l-tr1m PROVO, urani JUgr,''
-, and the Eni.........'..'''
10 IRON Provo. GrAnd JuBri1. ~ pa
A. ana the Eaat .....,..
y" e-ftom Provo bingham N.nii Ho a.
AHhs, turcka ana all IuIe3.
No. g. from ogden in' anu isii,,5:s ssRa
A. taAt pulnts.sss..... .....
20 - ron Iursta aud pavfon va ~
20 ron Usdeh And the Wen -Vs
only line ruuning through pst ~. To-
sleeping ears salt i.Ahc CIV 10 a. ~. thi,
th. lhkc CIV TO Denver via gfs1J 'aal.l,'o,
a,u snl LAKE Ciiy 70 Kansas uity And ~. u1i
10 Wa colorado points f ""A 'lIei.
Through transit " family tIes,...,..
change TO Kansas CITY, Chicay, Nv. without
n.e reclining chair ears Sail itll'...
Ticket ONCE 10 ". End SO1s
~ I. DODGE. Gen. MANAGE.
:. II. BGugk. Trace Ias,..
IA WADLElIii. Gen. Passg9I A.,
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Piles Cured.

our own method, without knife, pain
or detention from business.
A positive guarantee given every
case undertaken. Investigate,
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Tested! EndOrsed!! AdOpted!!!I
BY the Peers Increased Success
DIR. c. w. SHORES FAMOUS TREATMENT


Mos
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03

This popular and talented young com
esiian a few years ago won his way into
the hearts Of the public by his wonder
fully clever imgsersonattOn OF Crime
sey Me Boy" IA Hoyt's bunch q
Keys company. In his own piece tss
Cellar Door" he has proved how great
a hold he still retains Ia n he has a
part admirably suited 20 his ONE p~cu-
liar talents and giving him chance 10
shine even mora brilliantly than N bis
former success. Fun. pure and Who'll
some. r. the style Of his clever work.
Mr. Mackie ~ not a comedian who
stoops 10 conquer. His smiling coun-
tenance II initiuably funny and ne
control ne pOsseszses over his faciai mus
cles Is something wonderful You must
laugh at his merry cap~rs IN spite x
yourself billy Grimes" VIII come
through Tire Cellar Door % dlsPerse
your bIues and dane and sing them all
away as only Billy Grimes" car g..
Hts company r. a clever one. mrs; class
sn every respect. The singing and dane
inR Specialiles are the most popular &
the day and are fhtc<Iy str"Su throus-
out the piece. Go and see Billy smile
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03
Mrs. Sarah sutton Receives a Communica
tion Concerning Her Purse.

Mrs. Sarah Sutton of Iowaville, who
lost the pocketbook containing 5000 was
at the Eagle office yesterday. She had
received a letter from a boy signing
his name Mike DoOlan asking for a de-
scription of the pocketbook, and also
to state where she was the day she was
in the city. a letter was mailed to the
party which he can find by calling at
the postoffice today. The lady says she
first went to the Emporia avenue sta
bles and from there to the Sedgwick
County bank. from the bank to the
Boston store, from this place to the
Farmers Exchange and from there
back to the stables. The party finding
the money will he fully rewarded for
its return, and do a lasting favor TO
poor and needy woman. who is almost
distracted over her great loss Any
communication addressed TO her at
Iowaville Will be gladly received
1852
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03

This is the fresh meat season. Whit
lock keeps the good kinds: ditto bulk
oysters; also pure hogs lard. 1H-2t
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SHE RECEIVES LETTER.

Take the Ferguson stage from Perry
to Pawnee. Meets all trains. 143 If
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03

Monday night at the auditorium you
can hear the Chicago Lady Quartet.
145-1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03

Jackson, pa North Main, has the best
fresh fish and oysters. fresh and smok-
ed meats, unadulterated lard. etc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03

Partisan Millinery company will close
out all Of their new fall stock at great
reductions. Don't fail 70 call before
buying elsewhere. Above Cash Hem
deTson's. I45-It
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03

Monday night at the auditorium you
can hear the Chicago Lady Quartet
T45-1t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03
Closing out.

Picture frames, artists materials. sta
tusry. screens. easels. tissue paper. etc.
Crepe tissue paper CSC roll
MARTINS ART STORE.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03

Change Of time on Santa Fe Route.
Commencing Tuesday. Oct % train
No. 405 VIII leave at II 10 a m. and
train No. 40S 81 ze:4a p m. and train
No. 43i on Wichita and Western rail-
way viii leave al SEQ a. m
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03
MiIlinary sale

On account of attention - our COS
tune business We will close out trimmed
hats and millinery at cheap prices.
Warren's. 224 y. Main ST. l4s-2t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03

Dennison's crepe tissue paper sc per
roll at Martins Art Store. AS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03

Ask your grocer for Union Mills
Flour-take no other Su. Tu. Fri.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03

Don't forget u cali az the Partisan
Millinery for special bargains 145-It
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03

Phone 1s5 calls up Kansas Steam L.aun-
dry-its delivery viii call for your wash.
and return when done. YouI D.
pleased IL you like good work. 122-I2f
S. Lawrence I4s-st
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03

Oysters and fish are never better than
now. You'll find nice ones at Joe's. PA
North Main. He has choice meats. too.
HAST
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03

See the Auditorium Monday night
and hear the sweetest music strains
ever given. Ia5-It
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Elegant materials for all kinds of fam
cy work. at the Bazaar-Mrs. STAN
ley-Emporia and Douglas. 145-1t
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Dennison's crepe tissue paper large
rolls 25c at Martins Art Store. AS
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LADIES' Get any size or color C. u.
or DR.. Warmers health corset. % J. l.
Hodge. so e Douglas I.5-st
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03
Buy Union Mills Flour.

Saxony yarn. fine quality, &c skein.
al j. L. Hodges, opp. Carey. 145-6t
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03

Chicago Lady Quartet at the Audi
torium Monday night. HOLT
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03

OF Ell Noaczy evening". Sor~-xssF-
a. t6e Crawford Cgazd. tas clever
yca-x c1<z-o<5kaa. g&sn~s y Max
~ s,Se&z - Grimes Cellar EsSoz "
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-11-03

J. L. Hodge's-520 East Douglas, opp.
the Carey-is headquarters for yarns
of all kinds. 145-6t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-06

Tho following nuugs were made iu
tho lHHI land gnlgu under date of
Atul u
uuluH TO- Turner 0. E1Vpyii'r
EDErIsr yHuHtg bonn st,.I uU.ly U.
tho We ul.. u IIHs %. ..."t quarter
aud lHu wet boil, ui lhu lHEiatHrt
luaftuT ui section 70 tJwusulplI morrill,
range west
Iaglanah ID. Lawhutu, OF Fgifyicwt
Suupy,u county, uUmus,uNl entry ui tHr
southwest VuaurT 90 tlu northeast
quarter OF 8"etiIu 20, .tuwnsuIp 10
south, range 8 glsl
Wm, Whitehead, oi Milford, Beaver
county, l8WpHruEu entry ui tho west
half 0f the s"utuwust quarter, Hui tue
WuHI l... ri Too u.TtuWu.t quarter of
Uu.u4 no.. township -1 south, range Do
wort
ANNA AusIrl 1i smrG c.Iutv,
HyH.T entry u' .ala D auJ g,.t.. r.u.u
ul'i0' Ono uuUHra.i quarter '.. .Hs,a,
In.I .uAutrui 'Ir uHl .uWt. Huhr.r
lar ugHtu half ul tIr uiNr. luu-firr,
.Hu the northeast quarter uf the B.ulu'
west quarter uf ayyUYa 8. township NJ
fuuIN, ThuEr I wet,
t.Hrsy j. Wr..H, 20 WILLARD CITY,
Boa fI4.T county, Do .u stead uatfy ul
thu southwest quarter OF the ulr,rNt ai
quarter the wet hat Ol Che FOuiu,
WyHi quarter, Euu tie northeast quart
OF tho Southwest quarter OF .rgllHu 90
township morrill, range west,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-04-06
TERRITORIAL EDUCATORS.
Four Years Course Tor touniy High
schouIs.-Ghc Great Educational
Meeting ut Denver.

a very important meeting o. tho
educator OF tue Territory was hell at
tDp u,an Umyrrsl,y tuis morning
quite q go0I representation af toe
tragulps fraternity as vol go ci the
county Hud city aulurlutuulonts aus
principals tr.u' lfyvuL
tho meeting was called 60 order u-
Hon. q. 3D. Lewis, rommls!UuoT D'
,ug schools % thu Territory, Cor O. o.
purpose % lstoniug Co tnr rrp0f. ~
thv committee appointed Co loumu,at
uuurs, ui study Cor tho Iisu -ohu..
~ tho re i.ig, AMI 90 take utHuIIH
cotton looking 90 the formation Ui
"a Territorial lHlDuufs' Institute.
Tao committee reported Co. favor %
SURGE y.aTa' course &C study lu thH
uuuly niEu fnunH'si button motion Tine
rtpIU was Trr omitted with O..
recommendation that another yea. ir
udIsJ, making the G. utsu four yraTa
To- cad of three,
Following came tho report " the
committee appointed i1 duhuu b.
MAR for t.p formation uf
"a Territorial Teacher institute,
tho torou with flm0 amend
U1ntH trlug uuanlmlury adopted,
"a glmr.itiru was then appointed lu
duU constitution aud uY.lHws mT
don w UrFBu.yHt.Iu, 90 bt reported
AZ meeting t0 Doc eve 'ul by co.. chair.
'ul " t1IRJ's convention, C0mmH.
.iusDT l4rN.s
NuTrtsr, were then maIrby pfuI.
den. s.IWagH, Dr, MillrpauEh, pflUnI.
ual 80 Que and ulucu, CallIHr atisu.
{ Co.,. t.e meeting % the National
gl.urf' ufz glLuIu az bruvuT the
! u.uIug summer aud urging the Ian.
mort t,c 10. large attendance from
! UHh. a communication was received
No. m n. D.. HurDy, general passenger
agent " tau Union Pacific, trllunug
/ uHTuHsI train iuT UHh teachers nf %
mlt % S-I ilr tuC round trIl. lnr
| m -.,rt. uHH certainly au enthusiastic
| ulu as WW indicative ui grand
move along educational limos 200 JWU,
Inur uaT meeting No tbu Salt Locke
/ County relrhru' usHuo.Alun wus beta
roo Uu University ut 1880 O'clock ihla
morning, rhr meeting wnH gIuFtHoI
uy Prot WWurE Of tine uaIvfaly
/ who spoke Uu tue JsD ui insects
Ian the Public Schools, auu
by Principal H. a, Lyon, Of
! the Murray FruU1is, Whose subject
waH, "llun Go make tho teaching of
/ phyrIJlugy IuIuwtiug," both aG-
| dresses were BttyuIruIy listened b. nud
| were OF unusual interest AZ the close.
iuu teachers IHivurI uurulJ Ny Mr.
| o.. 4. Nuad Hlpui who sang with her
uHugi g-pauilliy,
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The ifcu kindergarten uu Market
street o. rapidly increasing Boz uumurr
aud now uaa ENROLLED uu..ouo puzzle.
$50 piu,uar eight can laimasiuol than
these U,tg ouus sitting around iuv
tables pualy rmuilJgI iu wcav.ns
mnt., sowing cards uf moulding c.Iy,
ur usIus the various gi.s, ualrssit DO
tho view 100 tho hr.r aaucIug boil
where they arc skipping about iu the
gumrs, Do yIug guIrsltiF,fpuIff'lHi 'tt,
Mis- Brown unfortunately was
obliged % frbIgu boz pHHuHn us
rrIueiral on account of lIl health, but
Niles Cuapiu, tho principal of the
kindergarten sewing school, mas taken
charge ui the kindergarten Cor The r.si
" tho year and with hur large uHfIs of
ussIsIauIH Will Ur able iI care iur tlEtY
little uurs. The lunches are tufyrI
every Friday morning anu seem 90 nr
rrIuylI equally by Kind donors and
children. .Hr 900 lhrrH were invite d
t|atrn rarity ono afternoon anu ffr.
Vuuut meetings will uu hell lu future.
The n|s1glRt.u iF HirsuNy 80 wing
lu num.gts, lu, the thousand NIi. De-
eth Ger suvHI. Tue IIuEgui nHHr' .'
U.f. .t.H a President MH. j. .l.F ."t.
.vr. Dc \|uu-rfHsI lNu. !. D..
ra.m.u., gHI NIuH.pTgaiIHu. Ste.
aguvT, a0.,t, 10 rlrtiuE d ufu.aly,
Mn, Hvurr b, HTHnE Corresponding
Secretary, Mfs. nH.luui lryuur.r
NH. ls.Hc JrluiuEsI directions Hr.
D.. %. Jones, Nrs. lluI.uI smlth, Aiu.
A.. %. !rH, Site NuIIs LltIr, Nf-
Erwin lN,lMJ, Aiu. N. ". Brown,
AIr j. g., H., King,
lHy Ft0ourl class meet every Saiuf.
I.y o., @ pm., NJ tue Womau's Club
ruUmH, Tor uu n0uE und a halt study 0l
ktlIHfFaftrulur.
MrH D., %, Lup, Douglas avenue,
East Hunca, win give a Hlndcfg Afton
tya gn saturday, ApTIl ~, rom $3.50 90
um., 90 gnluu alI are cordially iu.
ylIgd. There Will bu al interesting
literary program relating ~ the
subject VI Mu1ofgnrDus,
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snE pLmLp LnE rnrRE
WASN'T uo'Ng 200 TrLL uEH A0E 10
PLEASE NAuuN vS EAMu,

WASN'T UD'Ng 900 TrLL HEH AUE 100
PLEASE SluDuN Os EAEIu
Tho unmarried women " uncertain
age was Uu the witness stand, ami tue
pfyFuCutng attorney, ag some telb0 a,
vac disposed 90 nag her.
81 believe" hu suiI, "lhni you gave
your name A. Miss Mary HowlIIyi uu-
mngflu.l p"
~ did, " she replied slubhotnly.
"Auu what h. your ags'"
"l decline 20 answer"
"Eut tho uuuf. wishes 80 know"
"lpH nJuu W 90. yJuTgd uu'inBss,' -
snapped the witness
lnv Judge became intent on tho ln-
slant.
"whaps that, madam" no akvi
sharply,
~ said, your honor that ~ none
n the ouurpa business what my
ago h."
"rno witness will answer tho qlrt,
tllu,n iTIWuuu tho Judge,
"rhu witness viii DO nothing Oi
tao hud,n replied tho lady.
"lnu court insists" taid the Judge.
A.A WIZ N|NN# hNN' NAHAANNHl
own tell tue truth with uuy leo.
lmparIlalIy, whelhcg gm twenty or
seventy"
Tho Judge wac thinking OF a httiug
agsWoT when tho pro clutur pat iu'
"May 10 please the court" hu taid
severely, "tuls IL contempt, anu tuOulI
be- punished accordingly"
Tue witness smiled most eEasperat,
iuFly
"alay u please the court" shp said,
IN close iultauUn NJ tue PROSECUTOR,
"yuu may luU me iJr contempt % you
WiHu buI II VIII 70 make me answer,
Your honor AMI the gentleman who
lHHs me TOO question AFRO elected % On,
slliuri whlcu you hll by tue people,
and } ou urr bItn willing 10 be- elected
alulu. lmpTissn me 10 you wish,
fnnl not guswuIi but VIII cay 10 bot.
of you, now, tuyt when the publ,
know Uu nave punished "a woman i.l
ryiuHIus lu tell her age, you viii uuyu
u1 elected 90 Duiuv again lu u THOUSAND
y,pu. WgmeI have some rights tina
Aru bound % uu respected, nuu pubu
utimrut naB accorded ua this one
! b There"
Iuy Judge l00kul down re the prose
| gIt1r huI tnv PROSECUTOR looked up d
| tAu judge, an tIu question was IasaB
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