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THE DUBLIN CONVENTION,

Irish National Federation Issues Notice of
= =.F.s the Meeting.
New YORK, June 30.-The Irish Ma
tional Federation of America has issued
to it's branches in this country notice
of the Irish race convention to be held
in Dublin on Sept. l.. The convention
is called by the council of the fedora
tion in Ireland and the chairman of the
Irish party Its object, as set forth in
the call, is to reconstitute united home
rule party and to satisfy the yearning
of the Irish race all over the world for
a thorough reunion of the political
forces in Ireland. Each branch of the
federation in America is entitled to one
delegate to the convention.
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me, as am sure it must be to you, and
Republicans here and to all our
people thai expression of its declaration
OF principles are so direct, clear and em-
phatic. They are too plain and positive
to leave any chance for doubt or question
as to their purport and meaning But
You will not xpect me TO discuss its pro-.
visions at length or in any detail at this
time.
More Formal Acceptance Later.
twill however, be my duty and pleas
ure iotI some future time, TO make TO you,
and = throug gh you to the great party you
represent. a more formal acceptance Of the
nomination rendered me. N o one could be.
more profoundly grateful than I for mani
festations ef public confidence Of which
You have 50 eloquently spoken.
TURK is CONClLIAToRY.
Christian Governor Replaced Over the
Cretans.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, June 80 George
Broyitch, prince of Samos, has been ap-
pointed governor Of Crete in succession
to the Mussulman governor, Abdallah
Pasha. The island of Samos is auto
nomous, although it pays tribute to
the Turkish government, and Prince
Georgi Brovitch is Christian. The
recall OF the former Christian governor
OF Crete, Caratheodary Pasha and the
appointment in his stead of the Mussul-
man Abdullah Pasha, who was impli-
Gated in the Armenian troubles, famed
INTO flame the smouldering discomfort
OF the Cretan Christians, and resulted
II the disorders which have prevailed
for several months in the island. The
appointment of the Prince of Samos
seems designed to conciliate Greece,
which has manifested overt sympathy
with the discomfort Of the Cretans un-
der Turkish rule. {. - a.-e
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Seven Hundred for q Tooth.

GRAFTON, N. D., June SO.-A Graf
ton teacher sued Grafton dentist for
400 for allied damages while extracts
ing wisdom tooth. A large number
of witnesses were examined, including
a number of expert witnesses, and the
expenses Of the suit were very large.
The lady's bodily suffering during
treatment was very great, and the sym
pathies Of the public, especially the fem
mime portion, were with the lady. The
jury awarded the girl $500.
New Ulm review., 1896-07-01
Probably Murdered by Tramps.

OAKEs, N. D., June 30.- John Brown,
prosperous bachelor farmer, was found
dead in bed with a hole in his forehead
and a shotgun lying on top Of his folded
arms. He had probably been dead two
days He was undoubtedly murdered,
but nothing in the house was disturbed,
and there was So in his trousers pocket.
Suspicion points strongly to two tramps
l8sor 30 years old, who went east on the
500 Friday morning, and were put off
at FOrman.
New Ulm review., 1896-07-01
Ear Fro,,n Free Trade.,

LONDON, June 3O.-In an article on
the recent Canadian elections, The
Times considers the Immediate intro
sduction Of free trade in Canada as out
side the range Of practical politics.
Mr.. Laurier will do much, The
/ Times adds, ''if he is able by cautious
and tentative beginnings, to prepare
the public mind for q fiscal change. 3
New Ulm review., 1896-07-01
MINERAL PRODUCT OF 1895
Total Valuation Over Six Hundred Mill
ions of Dollars. i-'

ions of Dollars. ~
WASHINGTON, June 29.-The mineral
products of the United States for the
calendar year 1895 are reviewed at
length in the mineral resources report
Of the United States geological survey.
The report shows the total value Of the
products as $61l, ,795, 1890 This stands
against a product valuation of $527,-
368,594 for 1894. The value of the
chief products for the year was as fol.
lows: Pig iron, $105, ,198, $50; silver,
$50, ,766, 300 gold, $47 100000; copper
$38, 8,882,346; lead, $10,665, ,040; zinc,
Sc, 6,278, ,O2O; bituminous coal, $115, 5,748,.
vi anthracite coal, $82 2,O19, ara. II
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MUELLER e. RooS,
BLACkSMITHING
HQRSESHQEING

We guarantee to do both in satisfact-
ory manner. If you have lame or in
terfering horse, give us call. Expe1
fenced workmanship as VT If we claim to
be able to give you.
SIEBENBRUNNER g. WILBURG,
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. Gets HersDiv,orse E IL, : z 4 b, b an s Hour. m

LoGANsPoRT, Ind. june MIS-.
Cadwallader brought suit for divorce
from her husband, John CadWallader.
! They separated at 9 clock, the com
plant was filed at 8 80, and, appear
ance being waived, the divorce W.s
granted at 10 o. clock.
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! Must Pay For Breach Of promise,

/; LANaDoN, N d., June 80. Walsh
county jury has rendered verdict Civ.
ing Carrie 3. Lockrem Of near Edin-
burg, IS, 700 damages ofor breach of
promise to marry her, allegedsto have
been made by Helgo o. Runstan, a
young man Of the same neighb0rhood.
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A MOST DISTINGUISHED HONOR

Reply of Governor Mckinley Accepting
the Nominations
. Replying to Senator Fhurston's ad-.
dress, Governor Mckinley said:
Senator Thurston and Gentlemen of the
Notification Committee of the Republic
can National Convention:
To be selected as their presidential can
didate, by a great party convention repre-
senting so vast a number of people Of the
United States is a most distinguished
honor, for which Iwould not conceal my
high appreciation, although deeply sensi-
BILE of the great responsible bilities Of the
trust, and my inability to bear them with
out the generous and constant support of
my fellow countrymen. Great as is the
honor conferred, equally artluous and im-
portant is the duty imposed and in ac-
cepting the one, assume the other, rely
ing upon the patriotic devotion of the peo-
pie to the best interests Of our beloved
country, and the sustaining care and aid
of Him without whose support all we do
is empty and vain. Should the people
ratify the choice of the great convention
for which you speak, my only aim will be
to promote the public good, which in
America is always the g0od of the greatest
number, the honor of our country, and the
welfare of the people.
Serious Questions to Be Settled.
The questions to be settled in the ma
tional contest this year are as serious and
+ Important as any Of the great govern
mental problems that have confronted rs
New Ulm review., 1896-07-01
The Platform Approved. 4 4

The platform adopted by the Republi-1
can national convention has received my
careful conside1at ation, and has my ap-
prevail. Il 10 8 matter Of graft ifcation Co.
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Sfu@be's s *
Meat Market

The best'place in the city for fresh
meats, sausages, hams, lards and the like
We make it a point to satisfy the public
Highest Price always paid for Hides and
Live Stock. Hog day, everv Monday a,
the depot stock yards.
The Eddy current., 1896-04-16

clses
The ipccial scuife oi petit jurors was
then returned as folloNr. ! s. Hunt.
l.. Andersoit W. y. McEwan, 4. krull,
y. Cunningham. u. y. Love. q y. l.u.
cas-, \. -. ureen. B. = Kuykendhll.
Territory vs. Arthur Crozicf ease
tried before jury and verdict of not
guilty returned.
Territory ~. Walker W. Rush de.
fendant served with certified copy Of
regular panel of petit jury,
Mary Shelly w. lno. shelly dismiss.
cd at plaintilf's motion.
The ease Of territory W, samuel Ste
yensun, for drawing deadly weapon.
was tried before the jury, which, after
being out lll night Wednesday, report
ed before the court this morning as
unable 10 reach verdict.
Judge Fall is at present engaged IN
nn argument before the court question.
INK the legeliy Of the present special
term
Go tn Croziers and get high prnoi
gasoline.
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have secured tltp sery yices of Prot
=. Z. Russlcy the finest artist IN the
whole southwest. We also have The re-.
clining aud revolving chairs, and the
largest bath tub in the city. Gentle.
mems laundrying attended to when
left IN the shop. Both the county pa.
prrs, the latest dailies and periodicals
are Glway, nn uur table.
j. ". SrNnuN. Colorcd Barber
Blue Front,
The Eddy current., 1896-04-16

/ Horace Moore. at Waco. CAME in
Tuesday tu make the test nf the ncw
chemical engine, recently purchased 10y
the town uu conditions that Il lulnil all
the representations made regarding
the ability ui the machine O. eNtn.
guish ilrc. The plan nf testing the en-.
gine was .to erect frame structure
plac'ng hay saturated with coal dll in.
side, then srt Il ON lire and allow !; ~
gaii headway satisfactory tu com
mittce uf The town board before the
chemical engine he turned on. Thea
II the engine succeeded Ia cXtinguish.
ing the lire, II was tp be pronounced
satisfactory. The structure was built
who had the engine hauled to the place
al q p. ~. yesterday. The comhuslibe
material inside the structure was set
nn lire, and after the whole became on.
yelopVd Ia llimc. az q signal from the
committee representing the town. a
/ stream was turned un from ie chem.
lcal engine and tiV IilHIng mass easily
eXtingnishcd IN less than two minutes.
/ II was allowed to burn again until il
would seem impossible 10 extinguish
and thrn nearly cXtingulshed; and
again allowed to burn, this time almost
+ 90 Goals. Wh,a She tream was turned
on and the .lirr put out, the black Goals
only showing where the stream of
water struck. The engine viii no
doubt be- accepted by the town board
aud the lirst payment of S050 made
the total cost being $1,000 and $40
+ freight, with other incidental expense,
making about sl,50O. The engine may
be- of immense benefit IN fires occurring
In the suburbs Of town, and may save
its price within couple Of years,
though this paper has alMays held sc
needed graded streets worse than the
engine, because those vn the edge of
town are well insured and seldom ca.
pect lire engine 10 reach them ia sea.
son 70 bc of any benefit
Later The board met this afternoon
and voted unanimously to accept the
engine.
The Eddy current., 1896-04-16

Geo 20 Crozier', and get high prooi
uasuliue.
The Eddy current., 1896-04-16
rMA4EnNAL.


NA@ftNli lhihflf
Eidy l.odg, Nu. "a, a, =. a a. NJ, meets
in regular communication at iaW lh m',
SATURDAY., nn anh after each tull moon
Visiting brethren Invited 20 attend.
:. 1. RonEirs, w NJ
h.. :. MuitEH, Scc'y.
Is. 90 r.-iDnN LODGF 80. ~,
Meets every Thursday at Tan 0'elOck'
An visitors aIe welcome
~. l.. rurrRn,C &.
AinNnnL KERit, \ H. =.
The Eddy current., 1896-04-16

Many people aro not aware OF tha
fact that IN buying package seed they
are losing money. Yon can buy the
BEST seed. and more of them, by buying
In bulk l.ook over what Traek 4 Me
Evan have to offer In the seed line,
and SOFA will h. convinced Of the truth
ni ihis statement
The Eddy current., 1896-04-16

Mr. james lluSmtrgh, iuuuerly of
Eddy. hut now ~ oilroy Cal writes
a. follows;
"'Tines SLOW little Improvement h,rs
but prospects for q good fruit crop, and
blg grain crop are very encouraging
several localities here ar figuring on
sugar beet factorics, bat think they
will an end la talk congratulations
on improved pro.pects in Eddy which
( siill expect. some day, to be- the lead
ing town of New Mexico.
Your sincerely,
JAs. RoNninOii
The Eddy current., 1896-04-16
i.nsrnFllrI. nouns.


TWUIlI7IIHH NTVIIIHTIHH 30 TVI
LAM OrlICg a. HnWELt, n. 81
March ei iA1d
Nnilcs y hereby given that The following
nauUd settler has flei notice OF hls inieuilon 10
make final proof 10 support uf hls cltiiu, aud
that said proof viii ~ made hclurp Register uf
Rec lfrf ai iuNrli, y. ~. nu Friday, May -,
iaai via eallic y, ~ fmau, iufmuily sallle T.
iiolpn, iuI the hEii a. the NIL, nnd Nh Oi the
aEii, see, \ sMli pissa NMi aud NM ~ the
sNf.. See. VI a. u.s. hanfs u b
~ nainrs tho follow inH wliiisssts 10 move his
continuous residence ufun and cultivation al
said land, via IOhu n, Henderson. uefile Nam
nlnf, Ol Roswell, n. lance hnsa Ffaut
l.hfluialdt of Mcmillan NM
The Eddy current., 1896-04-16

FFERs uqeqaled advantages 10 the farmer fruit grower.
orally
The the Pecus Valley high average fertility and
under irrigation bOuntfu the
grains vegetables berries and fruits of the temperate
those of the semlopca In such fruits the peach
plum, apricot neetafne ounce the Val
ley will dispute the with California; while
tent authority It's portions IN particular the finest
apple country n the world
Enormous yields such forage crops alfalfa sorghum
Egyptian make the feeding Of cattle and sheep and the raising
and fattenng Of hogs very profitable occupation.
a
becoming important industry Ia the pecos Valley home
ke having been afforded for all that be raised az price yield
Ing handsome profit
The climate the Ieeos Valley has superior In che United
states being emnently heathi and health restoring
easy The water supply Of the Pecos Valley has
arid eOnstancy reliability
with the superb climate productive soil and the facilities Afforded
by the railway which extends through the Valleys entire length
Will eaue these lands TO enjoy constant and AZ mes rapid m
la value.
The recent completion of the ecos Valley Railway 10 Roswell
will the rapid development the upper
PORTIONS of the Valley including the rich Fel section The
Company recently purchased the older improved
about Roswell and has salt to the wants all
partially well with
orchards and fields Of alfalfa and other crops IN the vicinity Of
tracts suitable connection
with suburban homes Certain these being
orchards and will be- cultivated cared the Company
for three a the end ot which period they Will b. handed
90 the purchasers Write for pamphlet fully describing the
and conditions which these several classes n tracts
Address, PEGE IRRIGATION IMPROVEMENT 10. Eddy n NJ,
The Eddy current., 1896-04-16

at r.. SecFetans. Florence, n. ~, at ~
per lOO. by wagon load also good se.
lected corn seed, slelled by hand Also
cane AZ ~ per tou IN stack.
The Eddy current., 1896-04-16
err DIRECTURI:
mELIGIOUs.

W. II. SLNtGurti, Supi ). ;.
pHt~uNTEHlAN Cilt Htn.
lin Firemcn's liail.l
Preaching 2nd and i'h sundays, at " o.
M. ana ~ y. N, T.. linANfiN, Pastor
GRArE tntH,n ,irisCurAfl
SUNDAY services ai u a. ~. and aN li ~.
~uudn, srhnul % ps;1 y, ~.
services Ia the school house 81 Olie un
;hr III and ard SundaNs ili the month ~
g.ts n. IA. l,fN. T.. T.. TRNCY, Rector.
The Eddy current., 1896-04-16

WANTED small family 10 keep
hpusf and board sell aud wife.
= DatE
The Eddy current., 1896-04-16

Crolier repairs anything In the fur.
niturs line.
The Eddy current., 1896-04-16
The eleetiun in III laso, Tuesday, re-.
suited Ia u victory lor the democrats.
les repaired at Cro1icrl
Otis Observations.

Mr. Every left Monday evening Tor
Colorado springs.
Mr., DcHorest Is preparing land on
his ten acre tract near otIg for sugar
beein
Messrs. kwers, stokes, Iessup and
milford were summons for the jury,
Monday
W. ". Mullinr was down the valley
Monday s,'tting out trees aud vines uu
his iarn near OTIS.
The Eddy current., 1896-04-16

wASTED
The public to kuow | am here 10 stay
and % please note the cash prices.
California fruits per can, ...,.. Toe.
Evapofated traits, Cal per ~ Osi ac.
New England lnince meat, per ksOs ic.
Matches ;En Ia box, per do1., 2ac.
Country meat, same as last week.
The prices CASH. and guaranteed
foi unr wrek uniy,
Is. 4. kiLLOrGn,
upposite Hotel llagerman,
The Eddy current., 1896-04-16

New Firm, New Management and almost an
Entirely New Stock of Goods, and we hope to
make during this year as many new friends as we
have already old ones, for we can assure the pub
lie we have New Prices and Lower Prices than
ever before :. . .
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tiniued ~ gn tn that way. Dr.. gut.
lelnio Fefftm conUrDu cs 90 Ths
school journal (Augut 20 ga ufuc.o
o. which he hlsrhs sif4tgly ngninst
the "whimslcauty " rducaliou,v IN
which tho Impulse 1t too parent
rather than auy bcnuiie pilucipla de.
ttfmintH what TIE child me- of may
not 90. This IL "tha nfst atnn Of
nn-orn e. ucauuu. But sine cardinal
sin" h that we look upon the child
from the standpoint oil m gduit and
fail 70 l0tk ~ tbiugg through bic eyss.
% tbis poit d.. fUffefo writes rs foi.
iuwti
"Ano,her sin Of which educators are
guilty IN that thty, without being con.
aclous u n, cause the children pain by
not taking them seriously enough In
certain matters aud again too seriously
10 certain Other ones. The child mind
constantly produces tho atfaurCtt
wishes sal iautaftic draifes, which
nGulte, often In the prefonCe VI the
children hu ih at without fucalliug
that they themselves bls1 wufn not
born ~ complete men and women.
Yet this frivolous tooiling of aduits
wounds the child heart deeply, aud he
feels lumiliaitd anu intimidatod there.
by, The child, too, has ambitions,
and ~ no livts ina period OF lively,
intellectual development dufiug which
he produces Ideas only with much IN.
Dor, Taisss doubts, and puts ques.
tious, he Il excited and insplfe1
ny everything hu thinks aud
doei, he loses confidence In
nlmseli when he finds that the iiuit Of
bic reflection and lab0rious mental
wOfk 10 received With laughter BY
ghoto who stand on "a higher inlulloclu.
nj plane. shall uoveT forget tho ox.
preston Of painful shame which 1
Ouco saw on Tue lace Of an eight.yoaf.
old boy who hal for the nut time
wtitl,n letter ~ his relatives ami
given It 10 hia father 10 look avcr. Too
letter was iull OF mistakes, lull OF naive
turns anu ofr5fs which threw the
father Into a. VI laughter. Hut tho
poor boy, who hai spent much care
and labor on the letter, At iast could not
stand the torture any longer he tore
tue letter tom hia fathot's hands and
fan Into another room, where no hid
himself and cfitd bitterly. True, MI
all children hfn a. Easily excited ~
this BOY but ali havp a moro or Ices
developer ambition, nnd when THE 10
injured they sIief u Hpehkablu paine.
Aud what cdulational advantage T.
gnined ,hefgbJG Absolutely none, not
a -riniilla OF one"
IL u true, Do. Fcffofo Observes, that
lhr rla.trity ri ds.'fe vh Oh We oil
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cult a. the age when the mluI h. rot.
Ices aud Distracted and Toe viii less
concentrated ami lees master oi itteli
Tho child frequently i0rfCts ard VII.
laita some iUIm OF this com.
pllJaiUi aud furlonsomu core.
m0nial because his attention De-
turned from u by bic want Of M We.
mont, Die curiosity, hia play impulse.
And 10 a cltu % this kild nia parents
pour lcproaoh over him a. % he hfd
done n0mu rfiov1us wrong. Hut why
are parents not satisfied 10 Jet she child
go c1nIuut himtglf tuat hu dIcs uUt
uoihtr adulhi AMI why DO NOT they
limit Tho observation 1i formt VI c'i.
quUtiu II minimum Why Will tnty
Iofru iho tender Limbs aud uuIevliYpcd
mind 0i the youthful creature Into thc
igtiCfa ui the ceremonial which We
ntJitn even fut somufimer too severe
anu Co hufIuusomtf Whai diiiofa 90
lUga "a make thhi she boy moves au1ut
lauk 1nl fIsU, with0u, tue obiufvl.
tlou conventional iofmH, ~ long ns
hi BE- healthy and cheerful nuI grow
sifuuf a.d vlEufOui iH body and
miH. 3n.-LItepiy Dlrrss
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FROA The FAR NORTH.
Gudr,s Explains Why He Had 10 Re.
turn 10 Sweden.



tpeeisl to inc Nh"N
STOCKHOLM, Sept. IA lev Gays
tin. &c .btated Bweediah engineer
NhV W -, .,,x.t =, ,,o,h.,hn,,
Hnu heIO"''' eV'e''.'
where he spent a 10" Gays ID ordef 10
make arrangements for next yeaf'e
IN, North Pole by means Of n
u.h.ah.,,,tv 40, All. a., a.,
ualooD' nv - "' ~ - - W
swedish soil before 'elegtams began 70
rcur In Offering him all kinds vi
,,,,nsv as.istance for next yoat,s tfip.
''S ,,-,, ,a,.,,,,.n, ,a..,i I'm
Fio',',u
conduct MIN, MS oompahlon', lhe
bslloon anj other things necessary lot
the expedition IN the the fat.away
r-.. ,,t.nd. .ii IN, mo,.v n. no.d.
N-u.- .,. 40 90
iof tho nv" venture " ohiy oV'VVV
crowns, AMI tbs Gum has alfnady been
signed by na1iNts OF King OtcaPs
uUmain, the rionafch himself having
gwen libera,!s. Dufing an interview
with Chief Engineer Andftc-noi
professor, NJ no has been titled by
many foreign papers--he declared that
everything went smoothly according
10 the calculations. Not single mic.
hAp occurred, Inc only Thing thnt
was lacking was the wind.
While the balloon house was being
put up there were flesh southoriy
winds blowing, but AS soon Ne every.
thing was reaiy lot an ascension the
vino suddenly shifted 10 northofly
aud continued 70 be 70 until u was too
laie 10 undotihke tue Journey ON ac.
count OF the darkness OF The nights.
81 tell YOU" MI. Andrea sale, Ut
was with bleeding heart that de.
cided 10 return 10 sweden, rui l did
not dare 70 fisk Inv balloon aud ali
The expensive instruments. IL L had
undertaken ioolish ascension would
not have treated ihoae people right VINO
have trusted me. Besides, an ascension
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Bland SLAVE Gml, Of caSrcy.
MADE no Zinc ~ TuE sruEETs 30
THEIR Mia1uEss MAY LAVE
IS LUXURY,

rh's, down the streets OF Canton
d. Night my attention was called 90
uumtef W blind gif.s from IL 10 rs
Year, Of ngc, drcssud IN brilliant 0utof
garments, with their faces fougo1 an 4
tboif half Ornamental with il3wtts. a
woman, carrying a musical instfu.
muni, lei srvural Of thtsc PifIe, aud
have uiuro harmed that Troy woe
owned ~ this mislfess, VIII c1uIuc'oI
ihum by night 20 the lOutat paris q
the city, and by their plnyiuF, sling.
iug AMI IN most disIopuiAllu way,
shr secures ava income through thtm
that tuaniCa her O. live In ease AMI
u0mf1u.
ihhyc met 90 clau N prttlus that
seemed o. pitiaulu o. tntfr uiIui ing.
lug gifla. 10 10 regard Il nu fillIdulu
tlfa pifl 10 b. born IN a Chluuso iam-
Wy, ami when the girl 10 blind hor iifu
is one u cga,eloss neglect aud cfuslly.
ind oi.on. 70 the inmily 10 poor, sho b.
sold Tor umpli amount 10 one % thUuu
dealers In human bodies, whr plies hor
nuiaflUuH businuln until death aultchc
uUf victim RON her --Bauim 90 6uu,
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Magistrate what's the charge ngaind
This mani
OnoHr Hltp-1'ho suburban cycle hfi'
rldo brought him in, your worship he
was found wandering IN tho suburbs
Whom aas.i what Doc wa looking for. Dc
sold pavement.
MHaIs sifo. Gn'lt Crari Dpcsn't he
know lo Na,a bod uo uso for payomcnis
durnf OBJ" ihst 800 y0ut Whoros his bl'
agUi"
ul.arHI lie hus n1 bicycle. you worship
Magistrate - No hicyolci What Is h@
then.
onIcor Tie says hos "a Pedestrian
your worship
MnHtutc-rut him Ia Tho padded cell
until 4 can commit hiia, ..,iicarsou's wock-
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ABSOLUTELY PURE

tho golden letters Of It's name with
aail cloth and made some o'nei
change, 40 that from dista nce 20 .
velsni presented an altogether diueIeh'
aprt nfuucr. On returning near W.
spot whore the nut pl'sengsr nav
f5nIef, the steam boat. was halled 40 /,
DO PROMPTLY arrested IT. speed. a shlii
approached auun few minuieslsirr lhe
stoibd passenger hal HE 10000 franc.
back and the captain haJ man 10
IFoun
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"Itain ~ a child In the way be
shoul1 go" 10 ono Of those pieces Of
wholesome but general Aivlos that
heous no claim Of Inspiration 10 insutn
u against contradiction. But pafsnts
anu educators arc siiil wrestling, A.
they were, doubtless, 10 bolomon's
lme, 70 mud out which way the child
shouiu 10 anu how he SHOULD be
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-10-02

Ouo night, no, long ago, 80 a Donsu
steamer iI1m Belgrade 10 OdUsla
utarud a small village IN BulgaIia, %
young man approached the captain
anu requested 20 10 put ashore. hu
landed. Hail al hour later Smother
passenger rushed ny 20 the commander
nnd drspalungly complained that BIZ
tsighvl, containing 10000 irAuoi, ha4
myttsIi0uaiy disApp-afo1. Tue CAP.
talu ssid nothing bus quietly reversed
tue ships courte. Thea no Clv1frl