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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-08

yesterdsy; Clsims amounting to fs,-
$1,000 Tor the qusfitf ending Sept m.
Ter aOth, were audited ami allowed.
This amount represents AL fiss and
other claims againtt the COUNTY; o.
portion ~ the salaries are cbsrrtable
10 the Sintr. Commissioner Bullock
ives authorized TO have county road
nom Vineyard to Pleasant drove sur.
voyed aud opened.
other election stationery was arranged
for.
Mt. Richardson resigned ~ Iucge Of
election tor benjamin precinct anu
joseph Hand was appointed TO OIL the
vacancy.
A large number Of Iustices' fepofts
ana reports Of other Ulcers were re-
ceivcd aud disposed oil.
The board adjourned tlll October 30.
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Notes and Personals.

Yesterday = mlddlo.aged lady AZ.
Rived 10 this city from OREGON. Her
name IL Mrs. barnes snd she Ia ON bof
way 20 New York, her former home.
a few years agO she and her husbang
and one ron moved from New York 10
Oregon 10 make home. In Oregon
Mf. Barnes met woman with whom
he had been acquainted In his youth.
She was married and had eleven chill.
dfen, but snort time ago sho aud
81. Barnes left their families and are
gone no one knows where. Mr..
barnes conoluded TO 10 bAok 10 New
York, uut uas no money 10 travel
Win. She was endeavoTing 10 secure
sufficient means from the county
commissiuncfs yesterday to reaon
Denver, where she has friends whom
she believes will help her 10 make the
re. OF the tiil.
Elier e. A. ulszlof has been Ie-
released from nis mission In Vermont
on acoount Of poor health, He viii
statt lot h0me on the 18Th with y COM
any OF saints who viii locate In
Utau.
Mt. keny, OF Kelly n Co.. was u
Provo vit.iOt yesterday.
q. II. Clark, p5aimAster Of Ian.
guitch, 10 IN the city.
u. A. ihomas Of the Ogdea Press
was here ysstetiay.
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wAlksr-lIenry Robbins, city; John
q, Back, James Young, Rock Springs
j. NJ. liealy, ldahoi J. u. Horny, Het,
rick, lH.i W. u. Councll, MagdalenA,
New Mexico T.. j. koarnes, 0unnison,
Utah.
Cullon--l,oy. aud Mrs. WIN. Portions,
Mrs, $. l.. Moore, NJ. Louis, J. 4. Gun.
bingham, Pocaloilol Mrs. Mary rhomp.
sQn, Chester, Neb.i A. q. Cleveland,
Nevada, Dennis o'brien, Butte, John A.
LOWS, John Jones, Provo.
Temp oton-Mrs. T.. l.. sylvester, Fond
du Lac, Wisi Miss A. a. Rose, brook.
Ign, N. vi l.. q, Wilson, Port,mOu b,
Ohio w 1. hates, omaha, q. s. Brooks,
llls,oni Willis Granger. George brennan,
New YORK.
knutsioId-Mt aud Mrs. WIN. q.
uefrtor, q. Cantor, san Francisco, J. H..
WalAor, Cincinnati.
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the Elders In their labofs.
Power 10 Ovefcoms evil and unclean
spirits beirg preserved from personal
danger, power 10 raise the sick through
administration. Thesr things maze
pleasure amid the hafdships. RsIoiced
In the meeting sud IN the pfivleg o.
welcoming home the returned Elder.
tn. work OF Publishing Msorl liiefa.
ture Ia necessary, and In accomplish
Ing this we are stiil mlssionafies.
Refreshments were then served %
the assembly, after which more cling.
inf aud speeches we've dulgod In aud
social converse tili rear Midnight.
The returned Il itfs said the work VI
the Hssncistiob IL having very bept.
ficial effect upon the mission.
a expressed themselves as having
eDluyed n mos pleasant evening and
hoped that the meetings " ould be- con-
tinuei.
I1RA T. STEVENSON. Secretary.
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PROVO.
Fourth District Court.

The case q Jungk a Fabrlan W. l..
Holbfook aud :. N. Dagglns occupied
nl tho time yesterday Ia the Fourth
district court. IL will be given 10 a. o
Jury some time TO-DAY.
The osso Of Stale W Cy. II lbinson,
arson, was set Tor Saturday at 10
O'CLOCK.
State vs. Frank Merrill OF al, Teset
for Monday, October l2lh.
Ann l., NJ. Monroe VI Jane
MslrincoIt; by cons'n continued for
the term.
A. soon A. the case n JuBgk a
Fabrian W HolbTook and DIggIls b.
clused the case u the State W John
II okwell viii DO cal ID, 10 DO follow d
ny the case OF the State VI Wan. Ritter.
Both Of these parties are charged with
assault with intent 10 commit murder,
and the charge gTows out VI the shO Il.
ing which took place IN June, Of this
year between David Rockwell anu
VIM. Ritter In this city. Tue viii.
nesses ore here waiting for the case 10
DO called. David Rockwell, who was
shot In tho head, IL NJ his home IN
Vernon ToCele county. The bullet,
which lodged In his heAd, hiss moi
been removed, and It Is believed to 10
only n matter Of Short time before hr
dies.
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smIrrINu onn AaAiN.
The suabssm In Hattie Has FALLEN
iato Line with tho Producers.


THE saabssm In tia,ie uas Fallen
iato Line with the Producers.
OF the bunboam mine, a property
which ~ fast coming into pfominsncs
again, the Inter. MountAin MlniBg
Review says:
Tue OLD Sunbeam mine, the Oldest
location In Silver City In the Tintic
district, which for = number VI years
has been LAID ON the Nelf with all IT.
neighbofs, has again entered the list OF
shippers. lite story Il Identical with
all the old bonannas u Silver City
which 10 now claimed by many 20 be
tho beat situated VI any OF the many
camps on the famous Tintlc mineral
belt. The Sunbeam had an immense
BODY OF cafbOnatss near the surface,
aud whun lhls was exhausted anu the
sulphidos reached operations ceased
anu the Sunbeam entered tho llst
which for yoars ibcludod tho AlaK, tho
swansea. the Bhocbridgo. BSnauza, tho
Four Aces, the South Swansea, and
many others. Some months ago work
was resumed on tho Sunbeam, the
property having been Incorporated by
a hunter OF local failToAl men who
saw In tho Performance OF tho swan.
soa lesson a. to the possibilities. The
result 10 q confirmation OF their co n Ieo.
tutef, and the one time smelling
objection TO tho sulphide ores htlug
removed the property IL again an active
producer. It, initial shipment under
the new management was made last
Friday, hud consisted OF twenty tons.
Tue Incident may appear tfivial but
ihoro arc many properties Ia Silver
City that have the same past history
~ the Sunbeam, and only need ftlu'
venation with capital to again become
producers.
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Political Pointers.

Republicans will attend TO Mf. Hol.
brooks candidacy In Utah, n the Iu.
dependents will 70 out VI business.
There Il no excuse now Tor oonlinu-
alton In existence Of The independently
Organization,
Mammoth Rscofdi Just twenty. six
days until tho people will be cali,d
upon 10 cast their ballots aud thereby
settle tie quesii n whether We are TO
have another four yeare OF Cleveland
misery ora cycle Of Bryan praspefi y.
Mis-. q. T.. Allen, vile Of Congress.
man Allen, received q very enlhusl.
aalic trle. ram from senAtot Flank J.
Caunon. The latter who 10 IN WISH.
ingion declares that the outlook for
silver IL bright.
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numbug ore sold on tbe market yes
tefday uettei the owners sll2.5O n ton.
II 10 intimatsd and reported that the
building Of the Golden Gate mill " III
commences nj an early uaie.
Several Salt Lakefs are interesting
themselves In the Srate fiver odd
placefs Ia Idaho. Men lwho know cay
" Ia gol1 thing.
Richfleid Advocate; James Long
was down from Gold Mnuntain lew
days last week. His Breckenridge
prorsfiy he Il ufishing. MIR. Ling j.
driving a tunnel towards q vein Of gold
quafiz that he hopes viii Prove obe OF
the richest propositions on the hill.
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Me. Herman Ktat, tho woman
against whom n charge 81 ASSAULT AND
battery was lodged y few days ngu,
anl who swuone1 on tho street yestof.
day, attempted to appear fot trial In
the police court tCday but bad no
sooner reached the bottom oi the stair.
way leading 10 the court room, than
She tuooumhed 10 smother lainting
spell, nsce siiating the ditnliaai Of her
oise. TIE woman II said 10 be ~ b.
Jet TO such spells uue 10 heart failure
rom which she iaa sufferer.
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a little ioundliug Of unknown
pafentage Nse left on tho doorstep Of
Mt. ard Mr.. Brig d'fts last event ng.
The Mofses i've iu the eastern part Of
the city anu have been married Tor
several yoau. w 10 tue present they
have mad ~ cniilreu Of their own ami
when the wee bli Of vaiiine humauiiy
csine TO them Ne II did, they gladly
took II In. fhey will give II good
home. The babe IL rifl and up-
paTently not more than two days old.
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be has just finished the job, having
struck the lo0ked.for iedre At distance
NJ eighty eight feet. Toe vein is
beauty, about i've feet wide sud cim-
posed = quartz that has every iniica.
ton 0f being rich. Samples o. II were
laken by Mf. Ramloso to halt Lake last
Ffiday,nnd u the expected returns are
made the Handicap will be pushed to
an Issue thln year.
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M WORKED n SLICK.
3 h Wulng Rds Himself u wo charges
an0 Grls His Liberty

Ggurss Chowning, who keepa a
tore on tho coTueToi Fiith East And
Nlntl South street, was arrslled say.
erAi days ago ut the instigauon Of his
vie, ior beating aud abusing her.
While Ch1wnlng was awaiting ar
nisnmont on that charge, License
20 lee,oy Olson stepped into the o.uft
room pnd swote to complain
hfAitst him for operating q
mercantile usiablishmont without o
llceusr. 10 both 4 these the deien,
lant pleaded uT ulliy and bic case
were sot Tor fo Oh 10 ten O'Clock Thu
m0rl.ng, Nh. .a tuu Interim ChoWn.
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CAPTAIN DONOVAN RESIGNS.
VIII Leave the Police Fore, Oclobr
81 10 Go lnn q her business.

A ripple Of surprise was created 10
police circles this afternoon when
Captain John J. Donovan rendered BIZ,
resignation 10 take efiee, October 81.
Tue reason given Il that he expects
u NO Into other business. The nature
u this business was not stated aud the
captain could not DO seen before press
Time. Theie 10 much speculation
among tho membofs Of tho force a. 10
who his successor will be. As yet u 10
a little too early b pfognostioAto.
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w H. ' Sseay,s. ! seias sd,,r,,l, ,,,
mari i6r fsws 1,i55s,S sson q ~ ti's,,,t
,heIes aso shared The ferets1, laN tf.'.
~, v ,s,s we're FsnerAlly wortiss felelt,sss-
ue low if s,s, . 1a5iher decline Co 10,
enty ron ina o. sources sssbei ana,
.uttsu y" W subacTucuiiv M, mn :.
70 j. "a ne lowest dsnfe rs'. tiilet ftt,s,,
irE Of 'horis ~ ''eadied o. ss,,.'
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ing was allowed to 20 on bic own re-
coanizancr.
MtChnwninR appsfontly made good
use OF his liberty Ne when he appea red
IN court today he Informed his honor
that he had paid the license sud lik,-
Wise that bic wife refused 70 appear
aRaiust him In the other Gaze. H. view
o. these circumstances ami a strong
desife OF the court 10 get rid OF the
fellow he VISA disoharEsd, f1f which he
oillfod hia nlnearn Ihanka.
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Efnest Taylor, by occupation hack
driver. Wa nuei 81 ~ Jusiicr WuLgor
toiny for using niusvs language.
Mr.. Priscilla Murphy oi 8aa y stree
was the comp aiming witness, anu che
testified that Taylor used very insull-
Ing, elandurous aud pfoiane Language
towards her. Mfs. Mutphy's daughter
c0frob0rated the testimony OF hef
mother. Toe Hoe was pro nptiy paid.
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w. J.lBfysu--not the Dem ofa,l,
presidential candidate, nnwsvet--was
afTnigned before Justice wengef To-Day
TOT using abusive language. Asthr com
plninant had chsuged his mind AM
did not care 10 press the charge, Wa.
John, TOT that 10 his name, was dii-
charged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-08

In speaking Of tue Gold Queen mine
on God mountain, the Rionneld Ad.
voeAte says that II At present promises
10 be one VI tue best things In that die.
triol. There 10 = tunnel there low 100
feet long on a iour.foOt ledge Of nice
looking rock whose last Asbays show sb
% tho ton IN gold anu 81 Ia silver. IN.
lees all slgus lail the vein will continue
10 Widen and lie value 10 iuoIeAso. Ihs
uald Queen il the property OF II. w.
ltami.sr, q. 4. bean And other Rich.
HELD gentle men, who also own tue
Handicap, very fair proposition IN
tue same district Some time ago good
ofoppinga were found On top OF steep
MIL A shalt was 'uuk u short distance
and tnnn this was aband ned for q
cfOEtcut ABOUT 100 irUt lnwuT down.
Hans Wilson was Civ u the contract
oi d'ivi the lie ulrHt Ia uuei, on d
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Sheriff Kepiey Of Topeka, Kau'as,
will start back with HE ohsfRv. Rich.
aTd Qusfltt, Ia the morning. Toe
ttquisilion which he carried wa
honofod today AID the police authoti.
Ties were ordered 20 turn tho prisoner
ovet 10 Mt. Kspley.
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WAsHIS0TOs, Oct. s-rhr comt.
uoller VI ouIreNcy has made aoiii "a
he national uanks iDg a report Of tneif
O. dition 81 too close o business on
Tues Jay, Oel. 9Th.
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Assts sMlNT NOTICE.

vanderbilt Mining % Location OF pilhtls
place OF business No. ~ West outh ~.
pie street, salt Lake CITY, utAt, Losatos
o. minea, Mineral Hiii mining ahN''
BiAino County. Idaho
~ Office u HEREBY GIVEN THAT AZ
~ moeung Of the board OF dlfeelon ~
no Vanderbilt Aiming Co, held Az aAh 80
Gay, Utah, August q. lstd, m assssmehtyy
Tour 90 cents pet snare was levied 0u w ~
"a stock Of The corpotAuon, pAlsble t.oos,t
Temple street, salt Lako Guy. ulhh, Anu ~
stock on which tho assessment shul IemAlh
unpaid on tho IN Jay OF September Nv, NJ nv
be delinquent and advertised for sale a. pgtt l,s
auction, aud N payment IL not made ue,es
Will bo sold on the An day Of ntple.yts
lasb, % the hour % ~. M, ~ the once o. W Ia
company, to pay assessment ana eosN ="
Advertising and expenses Of sale. a.,
salt Lake CITY, August !, 1850.
Alta MEETING on THE HOARD on
IN directors OF the Vanderbilt MIMI
COMPANY, hold sepL 4 1884 the dalr W
advertising delinquent stock was pus1pohtns
Oetohoi Hth. ls.6s and date OF sAle 70 tHu'l
october gard itgu.
a, @. GIAUQUr, secretary
Alta MEETING or the BOARD o.
IA directors Of tho Vanderbilt hlnink ".
held Oct. y, 1904, the date for ad'erllsins ~
inquant aiOek OF said company, Naa ehNha,.
70 Oct ~, 1850. and date Of sale 10 Wedns'a1
Nov. 4, 1864, at2 O'Clock y, ~. .,,,. 60.
Oct 9, 1896,
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Is by pr. Piercc's Golden Medical Discovery.
The wonderful blood purifying and nutfi.
tive properties of the Discovery prevent
and cure consumption by fcuoyating and
ihlizing the circulation. II arrests vast.
hg processes and rapidly builds ~ healthy
Tissue and solid hesh 4 promotes perfect
Digestion active strength and nerve force
Mrs Rebec1i y GARDNER. Of Grafton. YORK Co,
Va writes When ! was married I weighed
one hundred aud twenty ave pounds was
nkrn sick and fcduCrd lu health My doctor
mhet 20 dl me any g11d an I zen away 10 %
pluuda, hal dyspcpsla ~ bid that could not
tat Anything ! thought WIS not long for this
world FINALLY I gave go and my husband nearly
went cfay one diy 10 one Of your little Mem.
nundum Books ! Haw where some people had
been cured hY nr refccs Golden Medical
bseossry ny hY.hlni 80 me two bottles. 1
Improve When btsln tnkiug NE Discovery
my weight $50 20 fpiulH and now ! weigh 40
pounds aud have only taken 1Go bottles i can.
nni gay lnyhinr ipl much about uhr medicine.
Ay husband alyH took younger than . did the
ani 90 lll uY house work tend 90 my fowl aud
clw and 90 SOME work in the Faflcn II IA
mimelc that { am gurrd'
Dr. Picrccs 100 page book. THE Com.
mon Scnsr Medical Advisern q sent free
paper bound for ~ cents in unr.crnt stamps
70 pay cost OF mailing 0uiri or cloth bound
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IISrIo nISiNa NEWS.

"ha, ,h. usmmsih Record HsJs Of
work In I'll. District
Weik In the Sloux.AlAK tunnel con.
iinuUs right along NJ the rate OF about
seven feet every twsn'y.iaur haurs In
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noa- oh'e'so on,
Mixed. 80 4 dfafn.
ltavy, fleoanF
huuFh, - sQalLou
Cattle
heoyos. staamB
Iows and hefofa. VI mats h.
Texas Steer ,f1t0aflfI
Westerns, fllNaft 10
iooker. sud feeder. tl5oapg
thoop- Maftot aiaafy
"nnh. Liv. stocL
Special 70 the SHws
South Omaha. Seb. o,,
.aiile receipts. 1 500 market .st,...
Nostcfn aircrs. fLfuaNHsn ''AHQtuf
ows and heifefs, q iuafft.
Feeders q uaflU.
shecp reccirta, 500. usrtet.,...
sm 70 'hoise Westerns, tasaiia
'htrHl" usrh-t.
Nheai-uct. 90. nee .ss,at
uofn-oct ait Zee. aIt
Uats-uctl IT, bee, 49,
iorn oct, tNf1t Dee. ifsu
l.Ard-uct Salt Dee kiaL
.ihs-Oct. and Doc. sta
hYeala
barloy-s;a3
silver. Lssa
fuver-ftf.
iead-tAri
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II cataIfh IL q blloJ disease, ~ soma
claim, that 81 y,io aus ifequsnlJ ~
vice change Of air and climate 10 tb0t
tuileHurf CntaITh Is climsie ale,
uon, but nothing bot local remsiI
90 change Of climate will cute q
Ely's Cream Balm IL 10 efilcentsp
so away with tire necessity Of ltavitg
hnur SOD fflvuds, causiug instant t.
10 go 10 real cure " caiaffh,
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Nav lonK Oct A-stock mArket opened
win pncos manly lower Tue hear fieuuu
was unusually aggressive during The nrst hour
anu succeeding IN forcing MARRIED concessions
IN Manhattan Leather, preferred. aud nuglf.
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County business.

Tbs following bushes, wa, trans.
aelsd by tho county commissioners
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.iI People arc tent.
ned u a lightning
- bolt strikes near
II ttf them, aud pray to
tix BE- delivered from
sudden death yet
death by disease plays ali
about them and they pay
no attention 10 Il until d
strikes them down. Con.
sumption kills Just as
surely ~ lightning aud u
II a great deal nearer al
the time People never
realize how near u 10
because Il steals on 90
gradually
Loss o. appetite and
nesh poor Sleep poor
digestion nervousness ;
a. acA OF energy aud force
- these afr the begin.
nlngs Of consumption Il
a fostering the blood.
There Il no need Of is
going any further II can
be stopped right where Il
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silver. t.ssa
snvcr-fF.
iead-tAri
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-09-26

eyes" said Songbow, looking around
!mpressivcly, lit was the tiehtes:
squeeze ! WAS ever in. never wan To
go through the same thing again"
well, tell us more about it." said
Whoppers, half interestedly, half jeal-
ously.
"There I was" continued Longbow.
Sin an open boat, ten miles out to sea.
with the water pouring through a big
hole in the bottom"
Didn't you have a pump" asked
Whoppers.
Mary pump, nary nothing was the
reply. Didn't even have So much as
n tomato can, or an egg cup, DR. 4 salt
spoon"
But you must have had Il kat," sug-
gested Whoppers, trying all he could TO
weaken the story.
YES" admitted L%ongbow, Il had Il
hat"
Then" said Whoppers, in close pur-
suit, "why didn't you use that to scoop
the water out?"
'Why?" echoed Longbow. "Tll tell
you why. The hat was a mackinaw.'
what difference did that make?"
".All the difference in the world" re,
turned Longbow. in triumph. I'm not
the sor of man to try and get out OF u
scrape with straw BALM. journal
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-09-26

open and set, come out of his chamber,
climb the stairs to the attic, unlock an
old desk stored there, open a secret
drawer and deposit money as well rs
Jewels. His action showed me that his
daughters habit of moving about at
night was an inherited one. The next
morning he gave me 4 terrific blowing
up as a careless, incompetent and
worthless detective, who could not
catch a thief when in the house with
him. l was more interested in that
charming daughter of his than in my
case. and Il scheme flashed into my mind
as if inspired.
"'Nlr. Dcnzil,' I said. can you stand
the shock of knowing that your dau"h-
ter is seriously threatened with the loss
of her mind because of broOding over
separation from the man whom YOU say
she shall never marry. and that because
Of her mental infirmity she is innocent
" robbing Won under 4 GelIsion that
IN no other way can she provide for the
future happiness of herself and tina:
young chap she honestly thinks, poor
girl. she is going to marry"!
Its n lie!' he roared; n miserable
plot, You're discharged
II did not take Miss Denzil into ny
plans. I secretly transferred all the
stolen wealth 10 the old stump, had Z
trusted officer on guard and then told
the old gentleman that | could prove
all I had said and insisted on the right
to vindicate myself. He and I watched
at the primitive post office till his
daughter came. and repeated the con-
duct I have described. Then we brought
out the concealed treasures. DenZil was
beside himself for fear he might act
too late. He sent post-haste for the
young lover, made a handsome settle
ment, insisted on an immediate we'd
ding and had me as n of the guests.
Did ever matchmaker do a slicker job
than I did?"-Dctroit Free Press.
The Cape Girardeau Democrat. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1876-1909, 1896-09-26
\ Corner for Books.

\ charming cOrner in which to read
and haze ones ~favorite book neal by is
filled by a high-backed oak seat, with
one long side where one may lie at full
length, and two short sides or ends.
These broad ends that join the long
couch-like side at right angles have
their use. One which is as high as the
back of the seat terminates in an open
bookcase. Against this end pillows are
placed: the bookcase being open on
the side away from the seat. On the
top of this end or case there is a space
wide enough for n glass of flowers. Il
clock. or bric-a-brac. The other end
has a low, wide. arm. fiat, on which to
lay a book or write a letter. Above this
end a lovely landscape is hung. Back
of and above the seat there is n wide
bracket that holds 4 row of books. with
Il shelf for ornaments above. The ;,r-
rangement is not only cosey and COM
Portable, but is artistic as well. 4 thin
tufted hair-flled cushion. covered with
olive velours. is laid on the seat. It is
for convenience divided into two parts.
there being one long piece and n sep
arate shorter piece for the end.-St
Louis Republic.