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Ia the District C0ur. in and Tor ile IaFl
Judicial n strict OF Van lurutlNl
Couuty ot SAT- lAkA
Hannah Ehrrgrcu Ubusn,
i'lainun,

Hannah Ehrureu uur8n,
John 7. Wilson. NolaE steele. C.. Ne Han.
mona, Fannie \. ulrruun, TT. ~ Nlt'
Urauahan. 4, O.. Butlsr, joseph O.. SAM
thor, HumiulstrltOr of tho estate OF %, p.
Auou, deceased, nudIcy 81, steele luA.eg
smith. John n steele, Thatcher MNInt
and Elevator Company, corporation A.l
John b. nnoloy, a1uuIftriior of quo e...1o
OF MouI u0llucrs, duccased, delgnlAn,,,'
io John =. wilson. Nola y. steele, Q.
ammOnd, Fannie a. iihrcaufi r.. 10
Mubrauahan, a. e., butler Jutcph 9 ,Ae
Their, admiulstrAi0T Of ttu rsh.c"i h i
Allen, Deceased, dudley n. 7torlui thl,g
rmtih, john 20. steele, THATCHER IN.N1
John l. uouIOy. administrator OF que ,'l,tp
OF Morris TO thtrE, decreased. drirulllH'
UOU AEE HEREBY NkQllAEn ~ a.
IN The tI6yS namei plaintiffs ln ODE llslu'l
Court OF tHc IhirI Judicial hssriet OF ING
t,uutlry of ttau aud 30 uIsNcr ne coup liNa
nct therein within Ten ials lrAel aills ~ VI.
Gay NJ servicel after tue service on yeg OF wv,
Hammona-lf served within thia eouhiIy ~ u
served OCT ui lhis county bur IN ~ a'H.9s
Withln twenty aaysi olhelwi Nitlil i1Iy
Agaihst Iou. according ~ tle Frayg 81 iA4a
'Tn' ~ action Is brought 10 have decree
Of tbs uurt Tor hu accounting % tho nW'u"'
due, icgolutr with uttornrys foes and ,1't.,
upon % eortun ptomisurj note, oag,uIoi by
10 o. Allen aud defendants John IT. uhuh
ami MnIu a. steele, % John Lufnfrnh, ~.
~, ls,g. for 1901. with interest 10 per ecu.
per Annum from uatu same being que NhN
wholly unpaid save interest 10 ttu. w. la.h
ana helng secured py 4 Wn, ,siio o' V'o t..,'tad
on premises hereinafter desgu0cd oAp,Nl,1
hy said parties 20 baid Johu LnfnWcn! lilalN,
Elm being now she owner " ahla nol1 anu
urtsnHu. ugfrudauts Hammond, iiHItoWH
MrlrAuAhau aud Butler having lcenmo Vlts
owucts ct said m0rtFasHd premises To- NANo
tho lien Of HHid mortgage dttleTtd lh' NIe. ~
said premises To- have same SOLD ana pro- p.ls
applied I'M payment ut amounts luNuu WI
ns ABOVE, 10 have detculAnls Aru 4.
c'amms under ttrm barred by al clam OF
equity % redemption boz said promisga 20 la,o
IA d.nclencY Judgment aHlIuft uglohNlhtA
Wilson, McIn p, Steele, Hammond hhItoblg
Veterinarian Aud Butler, AMI Tor nlhef It''N"
said premises arc described uH loluMgi N.W'
mrurIus 10 uoIntlt feet W. from , p DNt
nor lot b bloc ~ plat a, SAT- laL1 tly sNL'
yry. ruuuinF thence M, Oh l'l3 feet lhtu't i,
tn beginning. together WIN Ifh. ul Mst 81
dgnrrlbn1 in complaint htfcln, sltuait lh tA'E
I..Le county. utth Territory. ana.
And YOU nrf hereby notified ihhl Ut YOU lN' ~
nnpFarnud ansNur tlr HHld Nnnp IllhA 90 ANI' y
reduirci, tht said plaintiff vii lpWy 90 Wv
c8nrt for 'the 90 let demanded ilgreih .,..
Wltusss, thu Hon samuel A. McIilLg wv II
and the sU1l ~ tho District court 70,
thn Third judicial lLntnci lu ~
(suALl orlhelierr.toy OF ltihl, ..l ~.
OF February 10 tnr year or OUT ~
one thousand eight hehdfeH '1'
MUS David c. DUNBAR CLERK.
by GF0Rug u LloMus, Deputy Nlek
THOMAS ADAMS, Atturnney Tor ilaIA"I'
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Tho exposure 70 all sorts aud clr-
dI,lous + weather that lumbermau 10
called upon q endure m the camps.
not promptly checked, result IN oorgf'-
pofi, eE-mannger Of tue FoH BiaTg
Redwood Co., An Immense Institution
A Fort Bragg, Cal, gays they snll
large quantities o. ChsmterlEin's
Courh ksmcdy At the crmpany's btutr
and That ne has himself u1Vd thiA rem g.
rdY Tor a severe cold ADD obtained i'm
mediate tclir'. This mrdlclne PR To-
vrnta any tendency n a cold toward
pneumonia and Injuries pr0mp. re-
covury. For sale nv drngrisF.
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NOTICE or SALE UNDER rp,,s-
DtED. nus

NodllE " HIhtil GIVEN. mao
1885, James Thomson aud Magr.e t''.Att hef,
made cNecuttd aud delivered i8 Irt,i v..Qu
nnd p. % snow, o. trustees. their rrrI.'. ilte
W. 5iit KY 4, " w. 94'e feeorsed N8t,sl.
~ W - lu,. uaiNg' n ihc floor.t ri '.,s
,eunY feeoflcf ~ -ali LaEc count. W.
NV sSdP 'a ag-..' 20 i.e taii Jchn II
dcscr.oed propefyi to.wt. All of b.a.'"lat
ll..A W. tNth liIsc gut ..I. fogeuIs.5 ''
IN t,tept, y y. SiY ,'.lgc ~. twenlJ.i.af
ono ltN. thirty two .alI, frIft,.tt5 lnIIif.
t9iiN Tour ltl, Denver CIV aietfi,. %.
plated in recorder OnIcfof IA ..'lln, "a
and all situated boz tho south baif "a II 'NhIN
wost quarter OF section twenty " i..,. ,o.I.l.
o,ne horih' range one west Ut san Lac
Aso 20 Of biocss three OBJ. ELK ffi ....-
90 cifht ~. eleven tIiJ. fourteen un l...,n
l.en llsL. ciEnteou tI-., nineteen dix tg..
t,..t,."si. ~" ~. Ncuy itfgc az
niuo t.lI, tmrv lHI. THIRTY ono IN t,.ll-
Two lAI. thir'F thfrc $50. thirty IONS p
tuliN i've ~ az OF ills one " tUHutg. .rgr.
block uitY nino fHU. tofty .t.. f.. ="
IllIt f1riNs .Wu .liI ul luImaIu.s hI#.tH ~.
G ,..i,,.l wv Aaa litn.'e i9 ,hc ioaIb as.t
lg1.h, range ono wost .at ftEc mar.l..a
W. - hnuta mentioned property fItustr' '
,l.ALe enuntIs a. plotted aud fc,olIriIa
lhc records 90 -aIt lake rUuut.
1Ad convey nntU. however. wac frHHr f.af..
purpose OF securing fNs Unvl.rrf H.. d. ..H
alliIatrd ImuIrnpUt Iotrnrr, '.' 'Nu.
ui utah rrfrIt1fy. of tls In istigt,. t.'n
said james lNluIH .u and MFrsri ]. .I.
on three certain uIoutIas.re it
November gIat. IHHG bono ana 49,. ...I
Hufcmuer get, 100 puc Tor $3.50 QUO .Ue...
Der 4Ial, lsUI auI one Zoe tt0|si fir. N..
4.st, l-'U, with interCat thereon at II f.' VA
annam, payable semi Annually ffon d.is
whsrca. AID notes and each of them and
Haid trIst dHei provide .tIat .rIt.f wv
hc made lu thu payment % ans I.i..... ''t
HaIu tuIcBIruurss. tlen tHu uf.rU'.sI
90 thc option uf tHr Hu.HUr tH,r..|
UuU and auu urupUFf. a.Yu.a H... ".
the same. ana Joy
Whereas. default boo Hfrr mad. 90, tt...
mou4ut saIu uruIuitsufy nod, ~ az OBJ. '..
l1c fumul fI'IfuslI Ituurf. ~ IN ,. w
Gum uf $1,000 f.aId Iul. in. lsll -'.' '".
WuUr0 i. default hIfUrt1 tg'fal.....
muntof nolntofcst upon loth 8f ss.f ...
lurlI,. each In that n1 p.rt nj it. ..,......'
thciuon hns Itrn rli,i. ap,i ''' 'N','lt
Wborcla. tn1 O'lm.a.lfatst f.....f.....
company is tnc IvrrI Older mi ,ggi. . .t
NOTES aud hUraurr % iNo .fuf.uIts I. ft ''
mont of lntrfys. lrH .Its.gI a. Il. wy
principal uf saiI fI.HY. n8t,.i., .rt .''' 80.
WutrraH. tHpre ia r8.T ..s III fH. t.......
dated Implement lUmutHv ur... .... ....
Hl.UUultfs tIU sum .I .HII' 10 .,..tI. ....
from tHH IIHt uaV pf NUvgfni..a tU.f Id.
cent utrunuuu. and DIV t-'
Whereas. tHcrr II now duo O., tHn r..r..r.
dated impIcmynt rlmllHV uU50 ...I ......
aUry note 90 flUu tue Irm af'sH" .U5
NlyrrHsr 80 ~ H.. ". l.' .'. l.. ''.1
~ 10 lnt ''''
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NOTICE.

Ia the Probate Court, .n and Tor salt Lake
County Territory OF Utah,
In tho matter OF tho cslsie OF george Huslcr
deceased.
NOTICE Is HEUEHY GIVEN THAT
~ William N Wallace. administrator OF tho
UstatO Of George iiusigr. DECEASED. has rene
ugrru Cor settlement, aud MED Doe sam court
hiH final hcruuu OF hm standardization uf said
catat0 aud pcrtiOu for uuN dHuiDuusn Of Oboe
residue nf -all estate among the UrTsHuH Uu.
uutd Thereto, and ihai NaduosdtY. thu Illh
day uf March, A. u lsli, 90 IU O'Clock o. m
~ tho court room ot suid court in the County
Court House, 0Hlt Lake CITY amt County,
Utah lcrrlluryt hhs been duly appointed hY 900
judge ~ sara court, Tor che srttlouUut ~ SAID
account ana hearing Haid puutI0u Tor distriNu.
ton, at Witch timu aud place any person inter.
vHtcd iu snid estate may appear anu show
GAUGE, ~ nuy there De, whYtaii account should
not ur hcturd and approved and nnal distn1u.
unu made a. prayed Tor.
Dated February 18th. A. u. lsH.
q, D.. ATANrON,
clerk u the Probate Court, by
A q. REESE, deputy.
Bennett, Marshall 6 bradley, attorneys.
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aaia az, np,ruiaiIans.

Lois are i0r sale In Gold CITY ri
$50, $50 and 500 each-one.thitd cash,
balance Saty payments. VIII sell 100
only at these pricrs. PlRts anu par.
ticulnrs at tho rfllce oi
;. W. HAMM q Co.,
900 State Street, kuuIaiotl hotel
block.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
In the Probate Court il aud Tor Salt Ial
County. lcrrilorY " Utah.

In the Probate Court il and FOR Salt Lake
County lurriiorY ~ Utah.
IN the matter OF tho estate OF John
tOulum, deceased
NOTICE ~ HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ john e.. toulam anu Mary Ann Cuuam,
Executors OF the estate Of John Coullm.
durutsoi, have rendered Tor fritomuut,
uui n.edt uald court their flnalacrouutof their
ndmluisuAuou OF said estate aud petition Tor
uum distribution OF the residue Of HalI estate
among tnc persona entitled thereto, And that
1hursdAy, Tho tlst day Of March, a D. lsI.
10 ~ O'Clock u, m., at the Court Room OF
SAID Court, IN Che County Court House.
SAT- Lake cry uuu tounty, utlu Territory.
has been uuly appointed by tie JuIEu "a
tald Court, for thu sciilomont OF said
aceouut and hearing suil petition for distrl-
button, 90 which time AMI place any person
Interested On SAID estate may appear and show
cause, 10 any there DO, why fHd account
should not hn settled aud approved and
nnal distribution made a. prayed Tor.
Dated February litu, A. %, $50.
q b.. STANTON.
Clerk o. The Probate Court.
ly a. q, ltLthI, Deputy.
d. II, Moy'e, attorney Tor executors.
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President A. q. smso,s FuusraI, Nsxt
SUNDAY, rs rTovo,
For the accommodation OF those de-.
string 10 attend this funeral Of the late
President Bm0ot, the Uni0n Pacific
railway will sell round TIN tickets 10
Provo on Sunday, MHToh 10, At Sl.9O,
Trains will leave Salt Lake Mt 7.46 n.
M, sud leave Provo after the funeral,
arriving I'm Salt Lake ut $50 y. m.
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Tho burlington route IL tho only
line running dining cars on tho "A
In carte" plan, tetwosn Denver and
Omaha, Kansas CITY ana Chicago.
Passengers have 10 pay only Tor what
they eat. 80 HutH that your tickols
read via Tho burlington rnutr.
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+. b. Bastord, of Carthage, 4. OAK,
say! "ParkS Sure Cure eXcolu OH
other Incidence Tor ThtumatIim aud
urinary disorder. For ruiu by u, j.
I'm s. Co., anu Neldon Julson Drup
O..
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ORDINANCE.

DILLNO l8i, ron As ORDINANCE LUyY.
ID ing thu TAX aud Tor Mr assessment %
Cue real estate ana Improvements thereon
sEgruN & huitoIdaluet by the CIiy Couu-
rIt OF rails Lake ely. Territory OF llHn, that
said C0unUu doth hereby auludse determine,
anu establish that aaid Lamp District 40 I
Will hu huuuulUI By tuu lighting uf tuu streets
therein ana dNtn hereby levy thc tlN ana Tor
thc assessment " thc tull estate and improve
mruu thereon NiihIn HWd lamp District, anu
doth hufUuY determine thn amount OF taa NO
levied lnl 90 ut Hsag'arl Tor such improve
Wout Goo Hn Coo sum OF Hu,rui.HI
ANS taN b. levied upln said real cftsto and
improvements thereon 90 tgifay the expense
of UsnUuH tnu HirD0lH 800 HaIu lamp district Tor
18Th, 1895, and slii fglI estate and Improve.
monte thereon urn tn uU assessed Iu prUUuItUu
CO. thu dement's resulting thereto.
Tho commissioner iu make such assessment
WHO shall hereafter De- appointed ln accord
huCg with Che provisions uf section .u, of tho
charter OF sat- lltr ii.g, arc hereby author.
lnproycmouu thereon in Hrrogiuucu with llo
provisions ~ lhia ordnance aud Of section l
Of sa.d charter
section D said tax 90 LEVIED ana assessed
Ial become and be delinquent within thirty
days after tho correct tAN IIst shall nave boon
delivered 20 Tho Uly treasurer. who o. hereby
section This Ordinance 90 take effect and
be lea i0tcn from gud aftor iiH approval.
Paced by Che ~ Council " 500 Laso CITY.
referred 10 tnl Mayor Tor nis approval,
g.. %. uANk3iAN,
tlly Recorder.
Approved this 9Th day Of February, a. d
1905 u y, BAsklN,
Mayor.
TUUWruuY or urAu.
tity ANA C0unty OF SALT Lake,
!. q II. naokmau. Recorder w and for said
city DO hereby certify that the above and
foregoing b. q full true ami correct r0py OF an
ordinance ruuIItd IAN ordinance IryFIug tu0
tax and Tor tho assessment OF tht real ostatc ana
40. I. salt Lake tlty,' passed hy tNv City
Council of salt iato CITY, Territory OF utah,
February 10Th 1893, ana approved lY ths Mayor
February 90, lsJ3, as appears OF record ln my
once
Witness my hand and thr corporate spal OF
RAFT Lake tiiy, Iorriiofv OF Utah,
lsEAL this the 18Th day of february, ~.
lsJ3, q. A.. UACkNAN.
Clty Recorder,
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ID In ~ IN Febrl.L, D -.
NoIIosaoF ASSESSMENT.

Lucky iil Mninr Compauy, Location Of
piincipa' place q basiurs.. Para ulp, utah.
Location ~ Nine. snake Creek Mining
District, Whsatoh county. Utah.
NOTICE Is uENEUN GIVEN THAT Al
N meeting u thc board uf trustees, held
ut PARK CITY. on She .uIu day Of January,
les, an assessment So. ill ot % cents per
share was lCu1t ou The capital stock OF tho
hlbUH. rooms o and 2, 90 south Nalu street
salt Lake city, ttAh, ON or before tho ptn day
OF March. lsA
ANY stock upon wash the assessment no,
mains unpaid on Ihu Ven day % March, 1905.
will DO delinquent gud adycrilfcd Tor snlo Nc
public auction, and 10 payment Do not made bee
lore, viii DO cold on the IHih day u Mar. o..
I1a, ut tho hour ot2 O'Clock D, m,, az tho uflro
Of thu treasurer 90 nay assessments aud costa
90 advertising ana expense ut sale.
W. y. BURTON,
Secretary.
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mo reopIo of lho rerdlory o. ulih send

ANN NNNN|N NA NNN AAAAANHAN
Ia : "a. iii,tt. Thomas o. shcsrman and Atf1
flmIra -hearman bic VIE, M aiief Z, Lowe
ava lmma Do lowe. Dr. VITO ehuefi T.
thanbefIain, ana Annie ~ Chamberlain,
tawIfc. % ". B.. 1umth and luseiIA
q hii, tis VIC, Lou', y x.,,ass,.i ~ ~,
% tHn UtnuNtIc. % corporation %, ". 'nl'
Us lnI Nu. q. q. tuiist NH Who, and iho
Metropolitan inyg'tmeni lmpauy. cor
t.rll b. Gibson. dcfUniantsi
NFu. .Ln UhuEul a.QUiaap 80 Ar
y UH4rIu an action brought agaiuH you ~
% au1yo nlm"i plainuI iu the uisliici loult
90 600 lhird judicial lusulctcf tho TERRITORY
Uf luU, H.i 90 HuHNor 900 complaint uIcl
ine'uIu wilma ten GAYS. f.llfiVt 90 THO jay on
ar.uccl after cue service on you % ths
served obt ot ,his county. but In thus district
within twenty uHyss otherwise within furtg
UHfa.lf IuIHmunt Hy defiant vii ho thtun
friiast on. according 60 tle prayer OF taId
Ih's ael1n s brought 90 have iuismcni
araIusf defendant ulaUi, in sun % Asu, VITA
Interest 20 zen pgr cen. yer annum, ron srp'
urYs fscs and costs of suit. alleged 90 Uo duo
Uu two certain UfUwIfnurI notice. executed NY
defendant iiiau Co p.aiuui. Johnston, q
fis6 T.. Nafgaret ana I.1laiino Gits1n.
March DO, ltil. UHru Tor 500. with interest
from aate. 90 onptrecut. por annum-same
interest to SEP cmIer 10. lH9I. saiI John.
Iiics n and 'iafgi rct s.bsHn. hayiur since
HHrluu Of sEC au1 uuv astEHeI their inter.
tHta iu said uutCH 90 u'aInuiIa. who arr now lhu
uFuyra therUUi. f1I1 u1tca being secured Uy a
mortgage of even date on pftwttUH hereinafter
dee. IlNei, executed boy faId Hiatt, Co f1il
Johnston nH GUARDIAN 90 uANt ihu usual de-
cree of this ruuri for tnU foreclosure uf htid
murtgHEc and a1lo of said prom. ugIIiging
THAT proceeds ~ such a1le be- HpuIlal boz pay
Wcut uf amounts nuc A. above, that defend
ants uui al UUrFuuH claiming under thru he
barred and fufUt.uari Of 90 claim ur equity uI
redemption boz said ufcmifcsi that plaintiff
hFNc "a dyl.loury Judgment HEuuuat defendant
iiait aud Tor other ruuUf rata PREMISES Hrd
described AZ follows. town. hu ~ iot %
block 0, Give aero plat =, iIe t|C'u survey
situate in salt Lave County, liah Territory
And yuu ore Nofrny notified that ll you ial
in appear and answer the said complaint D
above required. tho said piHlnur viii uIpy "
tHU Court tor tno relief demanded therein
WItuts. tIr Hon samuel A. merritt. Judge,
aud tur aun of Che district court NJ
Che 1hird Judicial Distinct Boz and
lsrAL.l Tor tuo Territory of tfah. ilis 900
dHF of February, boo thn year 1f uuI
Lord ONE linutaud yigHt hundred
and ninety live
DAVID q. uuNhAu, Cigrk.
ny UIuugr d. iuuius. Deputy u'rrs.
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The Brigham Young Memorial as,o-
citation acku0w iougea receipt Of the
following contributions 60 assist in the
tuilding " thc Pioneer monuments
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In the District Court DO and flr The Thu.
judicial District ~ utah Territory touuH
0f salt Lake.

Andrew j. Gibson and Rosiiinc Gilton. inl,
more. by james Johnston, their general
guardian, Ulainuhs,
D. a. Hiatt. Th1mal q. SHERMAN ana hlIa
EImIra sHeafuau.his wife ~ aItsr y. Love
tU4nllrrIsIn and annie o. Onamurflalns
bio wife. 90 ". t.ermth add usculi .
Gtfth. bus wife, Louie f. PARSONS an 7
Nira Louis b. Far ons, the fHughAi .ANA
Uaard Sire BE-. q Coins, n.H VIE Ann VOC
Metropolitan iuycstmcnt company, ogf
uofat on. lartes 4 ncpue. coipoTaN'h'
sarah % Gibson defendants.
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FRED j. MAY

Has opened a Meat Market, at No.
o East First South Street, and
will be- pleased 10 wal, on his friends
and the general public with
choice selection Of prime meats at
Bottom Prices. Free Delivery.
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AuMMOMs.

p u, stephens, attorney.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-10-19
THOS. KELLY,
RIAL ESTATE AND LOANS,
1922 S. WESTERN AVE.
Not an llllbeOile.

Before his death MOntrOnd went
through the form OF u conversion and
made his peace with the church. When
the priest asked him: "YOu probably In
old times uttered many pleasantries
against religion ?" NO." said ne cOolly,
II have been accused, and Justly accus-
ed, In my lifetime of many vices; l
have never been accused Of being an
imbeclle." Montrond was an invet-
crate gambler; one day he had quar-.
rel with some people he had been play
ing with ut cards. He flew ut Talley-
rand In state OF great agitation.
"WOuld you believe It," said he. "they
threatened to throw me out Of the win
dow?" II have always advised you,"
said Talleyrand, very quietly, "never
to play cards except on the ground
door,"
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q such an act Of selt.saeriAcs IN these

81 such an oct Of self.saeriAce IN these
days?" I asked.
"Of course" said Miss Hewitt,
watching some people 60 by with great
interest, cliff they only--only pre-.
tended TO-"
But II there was an accIdent1" I
ventured. Miss Hewitt apparently did
not hear this. do you really think"
I persisted, "that woman-a girl,
would do thing like thatT,
"she wouldn't-she c0uldn't-of
course, the Duchess did not let It pre-.
tend to be donc-in--before any one
else"
mot, for example, In room like
this" said. looking around the bazaar.
"How then?''
"Afterward," murmured Miss Hew.
lit, bending down to pick up o pin,
suppose.
"Oh," I said, "she would only prom.
ise then!"
Miss Hewitt said nothing. I rose.
swell, I am afraid I must be rcall,
going" said, holding out my hand.
II think II she were really honest she
would have to keep her PROMISE" said
Miss Hewitt in low voice.
looked at her. but she was not look.
ing at me. II think you have given
me two waltzcs tonight" I observed
ut isn't very generous usage"
I'm sue it's quito enough" said
Miss Hewitt, firmly.
"well, at any rate. let us sit out the
second" I suggested.
Miss Hewitt looked ut me In sur
prise. II thought you liked dancingT
she said, innocently.
"Oh, sometimes" I said. but We
might have talk In the conservatory
It's sure to be very hot"
DO you think 1t Isl" said she.
"Certain."
"Oh, well see," said she nonchal
antly.
turned to 20.
ny the way" said I, leaning on thu
stall confidentially, shall I leave YOU
the ESQ now? And then you can send
the things to the hospital at once, yor
know"
Miss Hewitt avoided my eyes.
II didn't know" she began, and
broke Of. Perhaps 1t would be bet
ter" she murmured.
offered my hand.
Tonight them" I said. She dit
look at me at last, but It was quite BY
accident-just the sort Of accident tha
happened In the conservatory. -Blacl
and White.
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SMUGGLING WITH sNoWeALLs.

Clever Ruse Of Russian Soldiers 20
Hoodwink Customs OAicisis.
Until within recent years the Russian
frontier on the German boundary was
guarded 10 . Surprisingly weak man.
ner for o nation 30 completely under
military rule ~ the Cars great EN-.
pire. But now there Ii strong Gordon
Of garrisons only few miles apart and
a careful patrol service between them.
The chief duty Of these garrisons 10 to
prevent smuggling and the introduc.
tion Of nlhilist literature into Russia.
The duty II hard and monotonous, and
the Car does not like to have his best
trained and most effective regiments
sent out along the boundary line.
For the most part these garrisons
consist Of young recruits from the cast
ern and central provinces Of Russia.
They are seldom expert soldiers, and
the lax discipline they are under 10
further weakened by their excessive
drinking. Their small pay Il doled out
to them twice month. and every 10.
peck Of It Is Immediately expended in
vodka. After the vodka Ii gone they
employ their spare time In making
raids across the boundary line into the
German farm yards to supplement
their meager ratiOns.
Along the entire boundary line be.
tween these two countries there II q
series Of great open plains. Over these
an Icy east wind blows In winter. and
the only way the soldiers can keep alive
on their patrol IL by the building Of
wood fires between tho posts. Even
then the patrols frequently have their
limbs frozen In their monotonous
marches to and fro. Hence It ID not at
all difficult to smuggle across the boun.
Diary. and indeed It IL suspected that
the soldiers often add to their small pay
by making deals with the smuggiers
aud turning their heads the other way
when they pass by.
Two very novel attempts were made
last spring by the smuggling fraternity.
both Of which proved successful. In
one case late one night band Of men
In Germany began snowballing some
villagers on Russian territory, and the
Russians returned the attack. In the
snowballs thrown from Germany, how.
ever, yards Of fine Brussels lace were
concealed. The method proved most
successful. for even the secret police
did not discover It. and the guard Of
the frontier certainly had no idea Of
what was going on. Quite as efiicacious
was the bringing In Of thousands Of
nlhilist proclamatlOns through Silesia
under the very eyes Of the garrison.
These prOclamatiOns were In the hol.
low slaves carried by q body of men
who passed themselves OF 40 pious
pilgrims entering Russia on Q sacred
jOurney.-New York World.
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1895-10-19

1.-POLlTICAL.
The selection Of honest, capable men
% govern the city. State and munich.
pal legislation for Chicago. Honest
elections. A general interest 10 the prl.
maries.
2.-MUNlCIPAL.
Clean streets and alleys-prompt re.
0oval Of garbage - improved urban
traNAc-less sm0ke-more water--hOn.
cradle police-cheaper and better &C.
commodations for the people Of Chica.
60 In all directions elevation Of rail.
road tracks, etc.
B.-INDUSTRlAL.
Establishment Of Boards Of Copcili.