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A RESOLUTION.



where's. the Corporation OF salt Lilo CITY
rai'foad nom saH iltc Uy tn tho ra1idt
DUaat a. or near Los NuarIoi. ana nf a rail.
ruad from salt Lake CITY tn che uccp trcoa
miuIuI REGIONS, and rCHH EnIfiuf that thr sawn
would contribute Efgaty o. ihv prgaptriY OF
Ts cltI1rus. and suItalir grounds i1r depot
purpose Tor such railroads beng ucccatar3,
81 q resolved By tho city Council OF salt
Lake ttiy, slate OF Utah. that all ui Block a.,
in tilat a., OF -slt Lake CITY survey. Known
ii991sr an, 9 lS Ps ,s a s9Iyi5 .4i
company, " turcysForl and asaIEua. fuf rail
way depot pmposgs. uu tho following con'
first The acceptance a. slid donation 90
vuuuF, signed uy tlt PRECEDENT and trcIclaN
% Haid company, ana NCi win tho city roe
C0ruyr within rp days Of iliF date
Second, lho payment 900 one duuur
Ihirt The construction aud operation OF
90 least one huuufrd WIlCa of railroad WltuIu
tls tto, 1u either nr uptn ~ SAD lines with.
900 two years from thr ultu hcIcuithui tlo funs
uing OF tnius over aaid road Into and upon
I1uf.h mat 40 she rud OF ninety dsgs
after tuU acceptance uf Che terms uf tNu Grant
of tHr Pioneer square t0 tur ltIu aud racIhr
Improvement Company lur railroad trrmiuai
rufr1srs, tho shi1 company ahuli haNo zen
miles Ut thcir grade un fer construction. 49, Sue
end 0f ia months 90 have 3D. miles OF their
rOadbcd completed 40 thU cul % twelve
months 60 have 80 miles Of road CON
NNNNfN anu N| NNF .NN''NH ~ ~. NNNN N| 81
months lu have ti WNtf uf road rUmUl. tnUu
iu operation. AZ the rul OF q months 90 have
Dol miles Of completed road UaIlt aud iu upur
alton within the state of Utah towards Toe
Ausulrs. ur from salt Lake tlty Boz 70 westerly
direction towards Deep Greek
And on acceptance % SAID donation b. tho
president sud secretary oi taid company aud
The payment ~ Had sum OF ono dollar, tho
Mayor and CITY Recorder are hereby author rcd
AMI directed 20 make aud uauHuiU n
proper deed % Conveyance coz Haid described
premises 90 taid lht uu1 faciuc Improve
muut Company De- futUrrHOrl ana nHHlEuH ,Hud
90 deliver th1 same ~ Hons. NOUuri s..
InHlIu aud ihlmHa &C. Mrhurr. in uD held ln
escrow hY thrm. lud upon tho performance OF
tho third condition hrfp.uUefurr mentioned. On
be- delivered by them, or their executors or
ndmlutatfuturt, Go tue fuiu Utah and Pacific
Improvement Company
AUD ln the event 0f the failure OF said Com.
PauY 10 comply with any OF tho irrms aud
conditions OF Rho ruHuIuuun tnu deed herein
mentioned 90 DO returned " che Guy Recorder
Of salt i.Hte Guy
Iassgd BIZ ;lo Ctty Council OF salt Lake CITY,
state NJ ttah. March 10, l-1, aud referred 10
the Mayor Tor bic approval,
issaD DAVID & TNEiN.
ttH Recorder
Approved thu the igiu day Of March. A. D.
GEORGE UOMNEY.
Mayor pro ten.
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NOTICE.

RIO APPLICANTS FuR POSITIONS on TIE
il salt l. ko liru Department In accord
nuco with section Do Of an act governing the
positions in said departments wllf DO held At
The oiire OF tho board, old CITY Hail, on FRIDAY
the Hth day % NAY, rs ~ O'Clock " M. Ap.
phcnunn blanks rHu lu procured al the offce
Of tho Cbirt ~ che tIu Department
ny order OF the board 81 roucc and fire
Commissioners.
GEORGE 2. PM,
... secretary.
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NOTICE. DO CREpIIORs.


Eslato Of q. W. kamakAnlAu. Deceased.
NOTICE Is HEEEHY GIVEN BY the
~ uutoraiFnci, executor % the last will
and Testament Of e.. M. kAnaaAnlau, de-.
ceased, tu Tho creditors u. aud all pUrs0la
having aims against the said Deceased, 90
exhibit them with tho necessary vouchers,
within four months after tho nrat publication
OF tlIH notice 10 the SAID Ipsoph "a. Dean,
ut 4. %. boa 1875 sa't Lake CITY Utah.
Dated March ls, 1870
JOSEPH n. DEAN,
Executor Of mo Last Wiil aud Testament Of
L. 49,. EHmaEnnIHu. nErfnHFu
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notice Io sIooKHoLpeRs.

TINIE ANNUAL MEETING or THE
Il stockholders Of the HeNburE Milhng
company vii he held 90 the once ~ VIM. u
Preston, salt lake CITY Monday, May & isH.
htg o'clock o. m, for tho purpose ~ ulrCunE
directors and other officers 10 serve tor thr
ensuing year. 20 hear the aocrcthry's annual
report, sud transact any other business that
as. HILLrspIE. secy.
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Isiv8ss sEpsci ,bS Tosg'in all things
aud 90 cases. because / know the worst
is possible; therefore 10 isnntural for mo
Co expect tho worst, and u.s. it IL tho un-
expected that happens, the worst does
not oitou happon t1 Fiber and Fab
rio.
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AN ORDINANCE.
Fixing the Number ~ Dnireu aud Atn OF
which the Police Department Of Salt
Lake Cily shall couaisL

sECrION :. BE 10 ordained by tho City Coun.
cil o' Halt lHko CITY, state " utths That the
Police department of hnt LaFo civ, shall
consist OF tnH Board Of p0llre and firo Com.
missioner, o. Chic. and % Captain OF Police.
lhruo utsE tCrgcnntI. and tNrnty.eight nd,
Uuuuai u1IHrr. and men
SEQ 2. an ordinances or Unris uf ordinau.
crs DO conflict with thll ordinance arc hereby
repealed.
Sec This ordinance shall taso effect from
ami after iIs approval
Passed. Boy ihg CITY Council Of Salt Lake
city state ot Utah, April glHL 800. and rc.
fOrei 10 the Mayor Tor hIf approval
l1IALl DAVID 3. EMERY,
Guy Recorder.
lsso, JAMES GLENDINhiNG.
MavOF.
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nsllNnnrN1 AssrssMEN1.

Delinquent notice West Gable Mining and
Millng Company
Principal Place OF nuHness salt Lake city.
ltau.
Location Of MineH Eureka. Juab County.
itau.
NOTICE Us uEHEBY GIVEN THAT
- there arc delinquent upon mo follow.
luE suhscrtuei capita stock Of this corpora.
tiuu, on account Of assaramunt No LEVIED
on tuU sch day uf February, lrn. Che several
amounts Get opposite thc nance Of the rospoc.
i've stockholders, AZ fullnWa, tu.Wit.
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tTArE 90 UTAH,
nv Anl .uunLy ul SIN LuLn- y,

city ana County OF Sail Lake 20
l. David B. rucrv Recorder Iu aud for Salt
Lake Guy, Utah, du hereby certify that thd
above b. tulIl irue aud correct COPY 10 Mi
ordinance granting 70 right OF way through
certain streets OF salt LHko Civ,
Tor railroad, 90 tine Utah and
Pacific Improvement Company, lts sucoess1rs
aud signs, uasso4 hy the tifY i0uugll Of san
latu tIty state Of ltHh, March gIHt. Ir.8
and referred 90 the MAYOR Tor his approval
Approved hy the Mayor Apul lud, a. d.
leo, uh appears ~ record ln my once.
la witness whereof, / huyu hefeunto oct nv
hand AMI AIMED the corporate seal III
IEEALl salt lhku CITY state uf UtHh. tllf tht
aud day Of Apsil, a. ID. lsNG
DAVID 5. EMERY,
u. ls2. City Recorder.
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NOTICE.
Gold Queen Mining Company, a corporation Of
Utah. prlig ". place % buaiuoas, sAlt
Lake tity, Utah.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT AT
~ meeting ~ the Hoard Of directors Of
The Gold Queen Mining COMPANY, n curpor.
alton Of Utah, ho|d hpru sth. 1870, an nssyss
mUut OF Ten iluI cents ptr share was levied
on tho capital stock Of She corporation. pay
anlu 1t once, 90 frauk u. htmhHli, Treasurer,
~ his once in the HANK ~ McGurnlrk a Con-
phuy uTat nnur, Mccormick building. corner
u Man und FIRST South streets salt
LaEC CITY. Utah ANY uturk Upon which tuia
aHfUaHwrut may remain unpaid on MAY llth,
u.s., viii bo delinquent anu advertised Tor
sale, a. public suction. aud unless payment u
made before. will be- sold uu June let l-0J. 20
pay tho de- lnlucnt assessment, together with
cost ~ Advertising aud .NpenHe II sale.
j. u. uiCKMAN,
secretary.
Lake CITY, utan.
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LEohL NOTICE.
10 the District Court Probate Division, Third
'udlcial llttlrt boz and flr salt Lake
tuuuty. state Of Utah
In the matter OF tho csta'e ot Leah Toukl
Lloyd, deceased

So hNN NNNNNN go NIl| NNNNHN OF AHNAM AnMNN
Lloyd, deceased
NOTICE Is litUEUN GIVEN THAT
~ ltumas Lloyd the administrator OF me
rftain ~ Leah IUlta iloYd, deceased hes
rendered Tor settlement aud hlod mead court
hif unal account OF DE bumiuistrauou Of Hhit
cHtaiu ana petition Tor nnr, distuhutiou ~ che
residue OF Hhl1 estate among tLO persons co..
uuyd thereto, nut that saturday. ihu lrd DAY
OF May, A. %. lHH, 40 Do O'Clock n ms, HE tho
court room Of HHIu court iu The County tuuft
louHri rull Lake titY aud County, Utah. has
been duly appointed by tue IuuED of Hsiu
court, for thH settlement 90 SAID account and
De ring Hlid petition Tor diatrbuuun, AZ which
umu aud place any person interested iu HnIt
estate may appear anu show cause, 10 any
there De- whH said account Huuuld mot hr set
uud ana approved anu uuai distuuuiion made
a. prayed furs
Dated April Dih, isgt,
q, D.. STANTON,
GlUrk.
by A, g. hLGsT. Deputy CLERK
Mn'tE. NAsI a tustigAv. attorneys for
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE.
The sampson Mining Company, SAT- Lake CITY,
Utah, MOraH Of tnC COmpanE 40 Copper
0ulch, West Mountain Mining ua.
uict, salt LasU tpunty, Utah.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ At meeting OF tur Board OF Trustees
NJ the sald Company. hold ou thu Do dRY OF
February, a. u. 'ls1i. an assessment Of thruo.
tentnH li'luI of one cent .uiI Uur share Was
levied upon The capiial stogk of ihr HHil come
puny payable on the -Itu uly uf March. A. N.
lrH. 90 robert j. hlUuuuulnE. secretary Of
the Company, nc his uflrD 10 No. Dos south
Main street, sans lHte cry, Utah. ANY stock
upon which This assessment may remain 900.
pAld on the 2bIh day ut March, a. b IslU viii
be- delinquent and advertised Tor sale at public
auction aud unless pay rent thereon Is made
before VIII Do sold Ola che 10Th day uf AprI,
a, D. 1890. 90 pay the delinquent Hssossnrut
together WIN costs OF alNurualng ana GA.
ponses OF sale
n j GLENnIN MING.
rCcrctnry ~ sampson Mining 90.
Dated O; Sal. Lake CITY, Utah, February glbt
1900.
rrt publication Of this notice February gl,t,
A, ~. 1870
SUPPLEMENTAL NuTlCE
BY order OF tho board Of trustees Of the
sampson Alulng company, ile date OF the dc.
uVuouuY &C ho aNnFy HfHuHsmtut o. extend.
90 until Aur 18Th, 1895, ami the date OF salu 20
Mas alst. legs
Dated March 2lth. loo.
u. j. GLEN ptNNiNG, Secretary
First publication Of tbs supplemental
notice, March 2Jth. 1854
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TruEUE ARE DELINQUENT urON TuE
i foil wirF described stock, on account of
assessment levied February .sth .t.N. t1u HeNa
trai amounts sot opposite thr NAMES Of the
Ir.unrIlAn ahAInll-ulra. 30 follow
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And ln accordance with the law and the or.
der ~ the board Of DIRECTOR, maize on mo
iith DAY % March, 1895. 90 many shares Of each
parcel 81 such stock may hu necessary VII
DO sold az the once Of the tumrnnY. loon ltlA
tsrfut National Uabt building corner Man
and firat south atrtcts,iu -alt Lake tiiy. ltal,
on thu lgth day Uf Way, iHll, at The hour ~ u
o'clock noon, 90 pay tho delinquent asHCfH,
mrut. together with che cost or advertising and
tAptnfo u HalA JAMLs a.. MOiiE
sCcrctary,
Dated. SALT LAKE CIrr, Utah, April 20,
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AN ORDINANCE.
Creating the omca Of clerk Of the city Jus.
tIca's Court q sait Lake city Utah.

tees Court q salt lake cry. llah.
secu5ni Bcit ordained by ihe city Coun.
ctI OF saItTate civ. state 90 Utah that che
Ufurc % cIcrk OF thc Guy Iusuce'a court be-
hereby rroGt d Ann Che TT FHf ~ 81 II U
hereby authorized go appoint such 60 fru.
lcci 90 confirmation ~ 900 tounel, ng ~,
ho.t onIse ID he pleasure of tho Council.
section D. 10 aNuII De fno ru.N nf tuu rI0fE OF
the tity Justices court io ltcp 90 thc uY'Acis
aud Itc0rua 0f said court aud In fnr .ua'nre ol
tho city attorney aud ria assistant t1 eco inN
shall take caro- that uu Zines, Tonn.ura. tore
ttitlrrH. frra IuIrmUutf aud executions ere
collected o. sItoHiIY nH mHy nr. nui Hhall cot'
ufY t1 che police department aII sentence iui
D. ssd by saii court hnu slld department .util
see 90 the cole ton % 40 nurs, penal
ties. tpriDtures. Hnd judgments 90 tcluucd
said lIurt shall Hlsu Urupafo ana NAnHwt To-
tho District Court al paper un appeal hhI
transmit popics thsruot TO tlo Guy ~ ofnei "a
mo CITY Justice ct thc rosco thall aid slid
tiefE In the caro- OF aa'f uurtUtH. record anu
other papers, and In she collection ~ aI hncai
penalties, forfeiture. ices, iudsmtnw hud
section 4 said CLERK ihan give blui 90 INC
CITY boz tho penal sum of il,NI.u with Two good
and fuf.cIont sufetics oagh IN tho Ikr sum -
81 3 100 to be- approved by thc Mayor c1nll
! TONED Tor tho fsuhful performance of hi duty,
semi. monthly, ~ az monies coming into ha
! hHuuH. belonging 90 fhu COY.
section Z tha ordnance shall take eject
/ from aud after ~ approval. -
pHasrd by The CITY Council 90 salt lave CITY,
| State OF tab March Iist. i.l.. and referred %
''' f ~ ~ ''' '''' DAVID y. ENtHl.
city Recorder
Approved lhi, the d-t. day ei .AunI 4. u.
| 1876. JANIS DLLNplNNtNe.
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NOTIOE DO OREplToRs.


NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN Bi THE
~ undersigned, administrators OF the q
tate OF Caroline Hcdd0u, deceased, Co. no
cIgdIioTa OF and aIi pursons having claims
Hraluat thu uuid deceased, 90 exhibit lhtm
Will ihc necessary vouchers, wtnin iuAf
months after tho nrst Publication Of tha 20
uro 90 inc slid fmily !. COnuir, AZ 80, 90 81
crund West stI oct, sait Lake City, Utah, "a
the County or halt Lake.
Dated April 80, lHo
THOMAS p Seldom,
EMILY y, CuNuib,
AdmiuiairHt0ra OF tnu estate OF Caroline sed-
Nn. a|.nfn.HN
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NOTICE.

cheer Rock Mining and NilIng Company.
Incorporation, Principal place Of bu6iuuas,
san LLLu NV. L-nn-
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deceased
Nrdcf 70 show cause WHY order OF Hslu Of nuA
Estate should mot uU made.
NNTM J.. n. hLLlN, Ju, TIM ADMtNI4.
w ira.ur OF tur oatHtr 90 WIN. L. y Allen.
deceased, having u'cd Doe petition hofoIn, dHIv
N'uurut praying fur on order uf sale OF a.i tho
real estate % Hali dCryduut. cor the purpose
ihofrln gtt forth, 100 therefore ordered uV tho
!ultc on tall court thut no puTlpns .n.
trf,fiol iu luN estate NJ HHII deceased. appear
before tut SAID u.fturu' uurl 10 fu1ay tlr ash
DAY OF Nav l-lu,agi1 O'Clock Ia ihC forenoon OF
aaiI NAlt az one court room OF said District
'nurli 90 Inn county tuurl house. boz tuU rltE
nul county OF salt Lake. state OF Utah, to
chow cause why ga order SHOULD nos Do
Ffanleu o. mo sad HduInlstraIuf. 90 coil 40
much OF tuo real estate uf thr Had deceased
10 private ah.r aH shall DO necessary AMI that
copy OF thlH or Cr Doe published 81 least f0ur
success We weeks in tno uyfrrut FVrnun Ncwa
a ucusphpe- printed and puu'iancd DO Haid
CITY anu UuuutY
Dated April 9Th, ls1g
IL GRAND NOUNG.
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City and County of salt take
T. David b EmrrT. Recorder In and flr aald
CIV. do hCrcuy certify that iuo above Hnl tore.
gUingIau fuli, true anu correct copy 90 tu uf.
dtuanCc entitled. can ordinance creating mo
once OF Clcfk % tUe CITY Juuuro'H tuuri ~
salt iato CltY, ttah.' paced hT the cay lnuu
ril 10 ralt Lake Guy. state % tAu, March Ilsf
leH. aud approved ly tur Mayor, Arri lfL
is.0. na appears of record 700 my unIUo
la Wiinusa whereof I have htIruutn cot Joy
hand and HfINCd the CORPORATE coal ~ tail CITY,
thIa tho and day % ApI.l, A. n, lr,ts
lsTAtT DAVID - IWEnl.
city Recorder
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NOTICE.

To the at1ckh1ldefs of the Grown Point Gold
and silver Mining Company.
rINITRE WILL BE- uELn on FRIDAY,
i May gyth nCNt az ~ O'Clock am. a. room
800 Mccormick building. SAT- LAKE tiy, Utah,
= meeting ~ tho stut shoI Gcrs uf the afuru.
mentioned company, Tor the purpose OF elect.
iug officers aud uantacuhF such other busl.
moss ~ may be pr0uury brought before It.
JOHN HlDh, President,
SAIL LAKE orr. April %, ls.t.
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Delinquent Notice. Mountain Like Mining
Company. principal place OF justices ~
tat Lake civ h ah Location Of hincl
Head u BtF Cottonwood Canyon, SAT-
Lake County. utab.
NOTICE Is ufuEUY HtNtN, THAT
N there are doIulIaut uron tnn following
subscribed raulfal stIrE % thIf corporation
ON account OF assessment 40 D. lrNtal on TIE
lith day OF March, Iss'. che several amounts
auf opposite the Nance 20 che respective stock
Hu1uuFH 4 fuIIuYa Wi.
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In no District Court. Probate division. Third
Judicial District In uu1for taIt t.atu
County, HtHtu uf Utah
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In The matter ot tho Es'alo Of VIM. L. \. Allen,
deceased
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nrlIkourNr ASSESSMENT.

Dated April g. $50.
uirat publication Aufil Do, 1851
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order TO show cause WHY order OF sslo Of iloA
Estate should not loo made.
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NOTics 10 CREDITORS.

y a, g. bLEsT. Deputy CLERK
Noitt. LAsI rustiaAy. attorneys for
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--sl,-ED
PET SQUIRRELS.
How They Can Be Tanned and Made
Into Playful Little Pets.

Harper's Round Table: To teach
s'---irre, to become accustomed to hand
ling, however, requires some patience. Ev-
cry time he IS fed it is well to make a
little clucking sound, or something he
will recognize as a friendly call meaning
feeding time. After having tanned him so
ne viii eat while you are watching I'm,
which he VIII do sometimes in one or two
days. get him accustomed to having your
hand around the body with a small cord
and take him out of the cage without
lifting him by the cord. Take care, for he
viii bite and sink his little teeth almost
through the bone of your finger if ne has
a chance.
Now take Il glove that has been stuffed
full Of cotton, and stroke him gently with
it. II he attempts to bite, which he is al
most certain TO do, give him a little tweak.
Re1ea- this as often as he tries to bite
ana he will soon learn that If he sits still
he is all right Now feed him from the
thick glove. In q surprisingly short time
he VIII give up all idea OF biting and you
can stroke him or pick him up with your
hand and carry him about in your pocket
He viii grow wonderfully attached to
you. and when once tanned thoroughly he
VIII never run away; although he may
pay short visits TO his mates, he will re-
turn TO you. But pray remember this,
that his deadly enemy is the cat
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have recently been pointed out which
added greatly to the mass of testimony
already adduced in favor of Bacon. Let
me take two of these at random
Shakespeare in King Lear" Act ",
scene VI, says:
when we are born, we say that we
are come
To this great stage of FOOLS
Bacon has it: God sends men
headlong into this wretched theatre,
where, being arrived, their first Ian
guage is that of mourning"
Again, in ''Troilus and Cresida," Act
III. scene III, Shakespeare may be
quoted:
1.-THE beauty that is borne here in the
face
The bearer knows not, but commends
itself
To others eyes,
While the great lord chancellor
voices the same sentiment, using in
two instances the precise words of the
play: "A beautiful face is a silent
commendation'
one cannot help thinking that such
cases as these (and l might multiply
them to the hundredth time) were not
could not-have been, condolences.
Two men, contemporaries, could not
have so interchanged thoughts and
language by mere accident or without
some closer tie than the world writes
or existing between them"
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BUTTONITIS.

New York Journal: The story of love
may be that old. old story" but the
manner in which it is told is ever chang
ing. This is the day of the motto but
ton, and the end-of-the-century young
man expresses his feeling for the up-to-
date young woman in a style upon which
as yet no grass has grown.
The two seat themselves in the parlor
The coat of the young man and the
what-do-you-call-it of the young woman
are covered with buttons. He hands one
TO her. 1t says:
Girl Wanted"
She unpins one from her breast and,
with blush hands ii to him. 1t reads:
How do you like my style?"
The man presents: You tickle me
nearly to death"
The woman: There are others"
The man: Nay, nay, Pauliner'
The man: There's only one girl in the
world for me-
The woman: I'm something of liar
myself"
The man: ''Then my name is Dennis:''
The woman: Faint heart never won
far lady"
The man: my heart loveth."
The woman: Sixteen to one?"
The man: 1.-The others amt IN it,
The woman: 'I wish l had been born
lucky instead of rich
The man: Il am a goldbug.''
The woman: "On the dead?''
The man: BE m:ne?'
The woman: "Oh, this is so suddenr'
Then the man takes her in his arms
and he puts on so much pressure that
he presents her the buttons on his vest
as well as the remaining ones on his
coat.
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----t--e1 z1s-F1------ -
FRILIS AND FADS.

There is one unhappy feminine in
town. owing to her use of mustard to
acquire rosy cheeks
Jackets and waists still have the
sticl1out-y effect at the hips, remini'
scent of basque days.
The dainty ticking now shown for
pillows and mattresses can be utilized
artisticaily for bed drapery as well.
The sweater worn under her mackin-
tosh cape with rough skirt, comprises
the Up-to-date girls rainy-day outfit.
A timely hint is conveyed in the in
formation that moist tea leaves and
salt viii brighten a carpet wonSsE-
fully
Look into woman's purse and you
are almost certain to find a dozen news
paper clippings to one dollar bill
a woman with hole in the back Of
her shoe thinks it horribly imm0dest to
raise her gown when crossing the
street.
The long. narrow foot is deemed far
more elegant than the short, broad one,
no matter how small the latter may
he
If you wish to keep cake fresh put a
saucer of cold water in the cake box
The water should be renewed every "a
hours.
For bicycle riding use a short skirt.
The boomers would be in every way
better if reason ruled, but in the mat
tiers of attire feminine reason doesn't.
For children, girls as well as boys,
there's nothing more pretty and mod
ish than a sailor suit, with perhaps a
boa'dswain's cord and whistle worn
loosely about the neck