davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The evening times., 1896-02-22
For RRNf-BoUsRs.
TOR RENT.

II
i-H Nass ave NV. Scott av NV, Or,
m !. i.l6r----- Sl0i 0sl {stRble) ..-..-.-. ID 70
l'6l st NV, mi, l6ui linco n NV ir II 10
,,nh, ....---.-:-,.. .. ~ 22ss9 Oak st,nw, mf
iis. .ta st. NV, st 1881 Superior nv.
- A'a --...- W W 6r. I'D o.
lsu6 LsfnW. m l.isr 50 5S;Iafs I, .v 5r IL 20
o.4 NV mi.''E.. - u i5.ss Sd NV 4rs.... IL w
<ooou " 81 NV, IN l. ;U..;0 Mcl.oan ave
Z; ;..-..-...----- % W sw Or ....-.-.-.. 1s oJ
Cl5 Fla av NV. mi sozy I,th rw, 5r 4. 50
~. --.---- 4s oU Eos 9th NV, CT .... 1SUo
isaS isaS %'d 81 NV, mi SsS Pvmeroy st
aVr' ,--.-.-....... d oo NV, 5r r...-....-. !: %
s1o hass av, NV, Scott aN. NV
mi, Sr.-........ 80 hO st. ME 5r II 90
6is st sw, NIL Or - tOies, II ST SO, 5r. 80. 10 50
I5l0 Columbia ss si,;,x lin AZ: 5E. 10 10
.n nv, ~ MI or--,... ~ 4U9 J. 81 Sc. Dr.. ~ ~
.S - NV, ini,.r . W 63s l. st Sc, Dr. 10 30
81 "a 81 NV, mi, las5 ST se A.. 10 ID
1873 thirst NV, m R,..osI,nu ar 10 on
,,,,r...---:-.-. y - 1851 18th st ne6r.. 10 10
sos lst Sc. mi sr.. 20 Col IL ll,h AZ sw dr. 10 OO
eoo Fla nv nw, mi, 20 46 yI5 aiS NV 30 r2r 10 90
lt5s Nv. mi, 6c. 20 3Iia ~ n ": 4tb n 2r n 0)
llb II ne, mi,6r.. is 2Jsos re nv 5ttN Yr 10 %
5l3 II III sv, mi Sr.. I8 S0:II:,- IIayes Court
y n ne. mi 7r.. ~ S0 NV 5r $50
"a 20. sth st NV or W W IS 3 Eristoe court
Ii2i U st ne. mi.sr ]. 60 NV 5r so
so3 9TH NV, I'd n. 4r, is 0o.,1 Rand alley
lI3a 18th 5! NV, br Is 4e NV f;r r so
=, 18th st ne, i,Sr 81 81 Kendall aYe, Ivy
-: lt.i st sw. Or. Is sol City, Or ......- SO
ccool0 4th 1t NV, 6r Is ~ 1871 Cariin's alley
,S Sumner NV, 3r 20 sw, ir...... 20
~ Rovers' alley s5ia 9TH ST NV, 5r. ~
NV, 5r.. -. 30 :sI iIih st ne, Ar. 5 "
% Corcorau st, l, :, Gordon ava
Ivy City, Dr.. s co ne, ir..- 30
,,jheeves st nw,4r 0Jls23 Marshall st
II Blagden's alley NV, 5r W
Ew, ir-.. 50 ISL OREGON ave.
aoas Columbia aw. [stablel, 5r %
Terrace NV, ar. 3lI3fl B st ne, IT,. sO
Al b row NV. 4r COS Gorion ave. ne,
IIs Clicks alley 4r-....-. ~ ~
nv. I'd f. .r 5 - ear Iai NV, .r. q W
,ot1 iInlf s, sw, 4r s 10 Rear 1s25 Pa ave
arjg Seaton st no, NV, fr--:,:. W
5r 8 OGll23S BET and \,
cnrden an house IL and Ist sw. 4r CO
E,andaIe ID q fr s 90 alO4 Herberts al
lI4 ID st So, base- ie nw, ST. W
,nrpt 2r 4 50 20 Clicks alley,
1927 bet VI und n, "a n. %r'- -. ~ ~
!. and LIST sw,3r. % !, Chnai 81 s"'H oo o
CorSth aud Grant siS 81 sw' 5r-.- w
ave. NV, "a fl.ir. IS 90
STORES
IlS1 ,th st Ew, M 10 ~ ST sN'stofe ~ ~
store and dwlg, X dwig, or ---- q M M
I3r-.. 60 90 llU1i. St nw.... o0
STABLES
1896 18th ST NV, stable & shop ..-...- o o1
Rear $40 eth st NV. .---.-.. ="
\ : cAYWOOD, gsj 9th St n. w.
The evening times., 1896-02-22

FOR SAIL situate. III i:icu',atorS
brooitrs aud fresh green bone. call
and see the iucubators IN working order
Schmid's Bird ard Pet Animal Stores. 7l2
18th st. NV. and l:2l Pa ave.
oc6-tf.
The evening times., 1896-02-22
FOR RENT-ROOMS.

FOR RENT-512 f st. NV. rooms to
rent: southern exposure; bath. heat,
and gus. f21-3t ,en
The evening times., 1896-02-22
MISCELLANEOUS.

COME tothe Midway Lunch and Dining
rooms and try our new process coffee.
HENRY BuNHAUS, proprietor. No. 6El
Ttl st. NV. leI2-3t-enI
The evening times., 1896-02-22
FOR Observation-Disclosures.

FOR RENT-Part CT storeronni to let;
cheap; good business stand. s36 Is St
NV. felg-Tt-en
The evening times., 1896-02-22

FOB SALE-Pianos and organs 81
week; 20 used Instruments, ranging in
price from S25 to $3.50: 10 20 for - down.
81 weekly. BKADBuEY WARER0oMS.
l225Pa ave- fc13-1niOn
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WANTED-Carpe and rugs to clean;
colors restored equal to new by our
process; terms reasonable; satisra ctipn guar.
antecd. Address ". u. MUNDAY, 635
Il ST. NV fp2-;n,o
The evening times., 1896-02-22

CHEW ''Kis-Mc" Gum. Save the wrap
pers and get a. Beautiful watch.
n . reg2-2t
The evening times., 1896-02-22

STATION CORNER OF SIXTH AND B
sIREETe.
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DRE5SM a AKlNG-First-class suits
S3 up. 524 9th st. sw. fe22-3t
The evening times., 1896-02-22

FOR RENT-Largea and smali, well ven
tilated and nicely furnished rooms, at
,easOnahle terms; references required. 204
: st NY fpc1-It
The evening times., 1896-02-22

For SALE-Coan Coal Coal Any
Kind. , Lusiles for 81 delivered and
carried in free. $. .w.FUELAssOCIAT ALTON,
G33 + ST. NV e16-It
The evening times., 1896-02-22

HAI.EE. True Medium. tells life from
cradle to grave: also business and
love affairs. lost or stolen property: friends
and elemIes. and how to avoid trouble;
removes evil influences: gives good luck.
etc; 20 and 90 cents: hours, . to o. 929
II IT. NV. feS-1 mem
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25

a great uf9rc wns created IN tbli
region wneu some months ago tht
NEWS undertook 90 champion the
metric sysl,m Of Weights ami meas.
utumouts, because 10 was held that
the Introduction Of the new system
would lead 10 all manner Of compiled.
iiou', inc0nvonlcnces ani expense.
lhu same hue and cry Will no doubt
10 raised on national sclle nov
that a b'll Tor the Introduction OF the
6yslem Bro tho United States his been
Unanimously reported Q, the n use Of
Representatives by the committee on
coinage, weights aud moasufol, With
every reasonable rfJtp'ct thatit viii
paiH tho Congress auu receive rHeCu.
tive approval. so one who knowsauy.
thing shout tue subject viii pretend to
dispute the superiority Of the proposed
| syH'om over any other now lu use; and
even those whJ DO not know Anything
about 70 Will BOO able 70 200 reasons
| fr tine change II they will
Uul motto lew sentences
rom the report OF tho committee above
ro.effod &C.. For Instance, pt pf,scnt
the o'EH 1i our quart gallon, JusbcI
ami barrel varies materially according
20 locality. Tho barrel OF Oh or cider
in pcnusyiyaula, ONO anu many OF
the siatrF, recording to legal prlvisi5u,
contains alJ4 gall ne. but iu actual fact
It contains 90 or a. gsll0ns. The gallon
VI milk iu New York contains 20
cutie inches, aud be- Minnesota II BE-
liked by law ~ gS2. The standard
uushel used by tue United States iu
lhu custom houses is 3 por cent smaller
Than the standard Dushel Of Great
Britain. Tue bushVl u oats varies
from 20 pounds IN MAtylsud Co 800
pounds iu Oregon. tbs bushcl ll
barley weighs 30 pounds 30 LouIf.
lana anu 50 10 California.
The laws VI New Y1rk
and Oregon make q pounds Of buck.
"AAN"H y hNHAANAH "AtAN NNNHN NN NANNlANH
Gotta nui Nebraska call i0r o. pounds,
aud Kentucky 90 pounds The uusb,l
OF rye weighs 80 pounds 10 L1uislaua,
hut grows TO 90 pounds 10 ohio. P8.
ntors weigh 5U POUNDS % the bushsl ln
Washington, 90 IN Pennsylvania anu
% in Ohio. La Maine a POUNDS make
bu5nrl Of apples, while 81 are TO.
quirsd la Wisconsin. a uushrl ufsaIt
walghs but % pounds Ia Virginia ami
several oi lhg slales, but reaches 20 iu
MHslschuHclls, aui uunas down the
scales Ut so lu Colorado.
lnview ~ these aud numerous other
equally contradictory tables, tue obJsc.
tiun that the uniform anu exact mr.rIc
aysicm would bo iucluvsnlsDI an
ttoubltuImo would seem ~ 10 thor.
ghly unsatisfactory and rurrile.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25
GLOOMY ron SILVER.

Western Republicans Imagine they
have much 10 complain Of In the am.
biguiiy, or more plainly "thcstraudly, "
Of the ohio state convention ON the
silver question. But there ls rtAs1L 10
believe It N far Ices autagonistc 90
their views than the platform nj 49,.
Louis will be; and they ought Go be
very well pleased " tho nominee OF the
party's national convention IL ~ viii.
ing to "straddlo" as muoh Ia practice
~ Msior Mckinley is accused OF doing
10 theory.
AS to the Democratic liAligtm AMI
nominee, u there h. any reason
to anticipate friendly aultuuu
toward silver, II must DO because
the said nOmiuto has no expectation of
election, anu may thlak It good polite.
10 play this time Tor popularity D.. q
stout snd growing section where his
parry has lately been lusins ground.
IL 10 hardly likely that either the
convention nj 80. Louis VI that VI CHI
cago will declare Tor lrgo silver or any.
thiug that really looks like 10. The con.
cluslon IL unpleasant, but 10 n irrvs.sl.
iblc. Neither OF the great paflies b.
converted to the white metal in The
oonlsrs Of strength aud population
whore both are yet dominated. IT,
cause ls lust, but 10 ia NOS 10 up Hucr.as.
iul this year
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25

Bu# It.a.... .Il.a.l u.tH. u,u
.r,auucr 10 Gs.rr.l Warner pretid.
n the Biuciallic League. in tnis cii y
Meeting Mr.. Holden and the Pars
! city man 30 h1'el lu Washington, be
romplImontoI them highly on the
vlgot anu appropriateness Of IN.
rrsIluuYuf, auI asksJ who was
tho author THY were Go.
work of c.muHtte, was the an.
fwst Lli,t when Holden met
War rr sl9n,, somoiIing like ihs i1l.
owing wa. ariI bytluilrmrE 'Genot.
u., when you aBtuI Hluu while
ago who wrote cur resolutions, goa.
piled tina. committee hal done ii;
That COMMITTEES consisted OF myagIE
Indec Goodwin mi our PARK CUg
'ronj On the rrDu. g. H' tho latter
900 uo, I.e no c'ala 'H' cfeI.. 0r
mEfe.L but vt0ir tho rcs.lu.
lions" Soon after HAdl Jlo Park
Ciiy msu happened Go meet Gem.
ufal WafnUL aud 60 the laitrfa
ox'rtms ns'unsnmeu,, protested That
while he nai preferred mot TO ssy any.
thing about 10 Ia Mr. ullIous pre-.
cucr, the fsct wns that ho himself and
neither Holden nor Goodwin, wac eye
Titled to tho credit.
Geu. Warner 10 enough ufn l.E.r O..
soo the nuHufIity OF the g. elton iul.
which the Two u0mmlgeu.u l's med.
ts'y had plunged them, ami Boz iaiItHat
tho matter hsd now become ia,sfrsti1
enough 20 observe ihr tes,mHy
OF the remaining mguloE Ac.
coriinEly he huntrI up JuIspI
Goodwin and asko.; Judge, those
were Emo rrtoluHl1Hs that you q ah
people have prepared; wlo wrotc
th,m?" "Oh, they were drawn 40 By
% committee and adopted by the meet.
iug." "Yss, know tlat," fuIoinoI
Warner "uut a u1mml,tc, docs not
write IUcumy1i1-1uc member does % /
AMI biz colleagues Join in cfillclzluH /
and amending The paragraphs, aud /
then uuito On presenting no completed |
matter 10 the meeting. SOW have |
special reasons fof wanting 90 know |
which one Of your committee wrote
those Tpslluiionsp The Judge looked
% him by y q moment, aud tusporling
no doubt TIE motive Of The qulry, Dc
,uawoteI, --"Bauksd 10 kuowl"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25

tho railway 9, r.acb them and bring
their products into the open markets ~
the world. Aud tho work o. but Just
begun. Astle scls1n advances great
strides forward will be- made, which
are sure 90 mean Immediate wealth Go
d few and % general ImufDvrmsut in
tHu condition OF NEARLY hiL / ..s i0t,
however, the mines .l1uu 90 which We
I0ak Tor tbis happy c3ufummbli0u,
powerful A. lHoIr contribution 20 emf
Influence upon ,hr situation mutt be-
10 Ist1 uu brought about 100 I1ri Toy
tho afuring % new HplJao % iuJuttIy.
by enlarged communication with other
r0mmuuiu,s. .uI uy lns Increased dee
mani with improved Prices i1r laulf
no 900 bIniI as.lrI hui unssill,I.
Thoau rrrat assistants 90 prosperity
nirratn. D..juHctiyoiy and CoHtinu.
ousIy i1t some Time lts suto Go buuH
tucb q change iu temporal Affairs here.
HbautasIs previously IpJscn o,
We have passed our darkest hour, We
rm.y believe, anu The dawn which 10
ircotdus BE- 90 hand, Inst We may
make the mos. nl Dc and establish not
ephemtrai tut ondulnr aud profitable
property suouil uo the desire anu the
nir '' allaurr copI.
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nsIlard,. SNOW Llnlm.nt.

This invaluable famsay 10 one that
ought 10 be In every household. IL
will cure your Rheumatism, Neural.
GA, apfalns, Cuts, Bruises, Ft0sltd
Feet ana Ears, Sore Thfoat AMI soTo
Chest II you have Lame Baoh 10
vii cure TO- u pouetfaIes 60 the seat
Of the disease, 10 will cure ~ q
Jo,uls and s-atfaeIsd muscles after oil
other remedies have failed. rhpts
VINO havu been criprlcs Tor years have
used BdNdrd'i SnOtO Linmlsnl and
thrown away thSir orutohrs and been
able 10 walk ~ VOL a. ever. Il will
cugc g0u Price 80 cents Ssid By
q. &. 81 ]. drugstore.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25

Beechams pin are for bilious.
ness, bilious headache, dyspcp.
STA, heartburn, torpid liver, diz.
illness, sick headache, bad taste
in the mouth. coated tongue,
loss ofappctitr aallowskin,etc.,
when caused By constipation;
and constipation is the most
frequent cause OF al of them.
Go by the book pills roe and
sse % box Book Jyrs col, your
druggists or vrfrB. q. Allen Co.,
sos Canal Street. New York
AluuaistIHar .fHF.a.I #I. HHH8fss
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25
A Sound iivsr Makes a wen aiAa.

Are you BILIOUS, Constipstsd Of
troubled with JAuuiics, SICK Head.
aohe, BsJ Taste In Mouth, Foul
Breath, Coated Tongue, Dyspepsls,
indigestion, Hot Dry SKIN, Pain ~
Back aud between toe ShgulisTs,t hilli
and Fever, etc, II you have any OF
these symptoms, your Liver IL out Of
order, Aud your blood IL slowly being
act properly. HERBlNE VIII cute any
disorder OF tho Liver, Stomach OF
BpWulE IL haH no equal NJ a Liver
Medicine. Ptloa 10 ceu,s. RFos uiai
bottles ~ Y. q. "A. 1. drug stoTs.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25
CONFERENcs NOTICE.

The siKty-siKtA Annual Conference
Of the Church Of jesus Christ oi Lst
ter-day Saints Will convene IN o.,
rabornsole, Salt L,Er CitY 81 u
O'Clock on Saturday morning. Apu
4th, 1895.
The oficsrs anu members Of the
Church generally are cordially In
vitsd to attend the meetings Of the
Conference.
wiirORD woUpHutB
CroRUg q. CASSoS,
JusErli O.. ~Mt1u.
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coon lInE> COMING.


The story OF Thomas A. Edison.
huI eheok Is a very entertaining one,
and It loses none o. its interest by be-,
ing true. Ho hoped Tor $4,000, but
would insist upon 5000 anyway Tor
the Invention which he nrst aleroI f0r
sale, tut IN the confusion VI the M.
ment told the man he was dcalIns
with to make an oller, which the lat.
tor promised 10 do next day. on call.
ing at that time the "wIEarip WINS nj.
most upset ny the u1er % g3UOJul he
neTVously signed the agreement took
HE check and went away like
one IN a dream. To ue changed from
obsUurity aui poverty TO Prominence
anu prosperity IN tho twInkllug of uu
eye is n performance which every boIy
could not undergo and ua a. sUuul
after o. before; but Edison stood Il as
he does everything that ueialis him,
with little outward seeming but moth.
Ing more. lie lsa truly great man,
II would not be- very surprising b.
tho career upon which 10 seems We vi
this State are about 10 enter resulted
In some such manumhslyus beiorl
II wane1. From every side, bu,
more particularly from tho west nul
south, comes daYY o." new
discoveries In tlYaso,
.Ir..H,, s.,.s.IL n "po
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25
mi KEslnILAIIUN.


There will be- hut one feeling IA
UtAh and among iaifmindui people
throughout the world generally, 10 ft.
lation 10 the measure which has now
pAssed the Senate aud House Of Repre-.
sentativts Of the United sta,es, festor.
Ing 10 the Church N Jesus Christ Of
LAtlsr.day Saints all the property
.sohsatei % the government under
the laws VI Cougrcss. That feeling will
be- one OF entire satisfaction anu pride,
there can be- no question OF The Justice
Of the action taken or 81 IT, necessity,
In order 10 clear away the lsst hugcf.
ing remnant Of the hostiuty OF sunt.
ment which formerly existed.
utah'a ScnatOrs auI Rspfcscutaiivo
In Congress have had much m1ic
grateful aud ploasau, 'ask 10 securing
the prompt passage q THIS bill of
restoration lhhn ieII 10 our Dele.
gate aud his iriruds In opposing
tho bills which made this one ncccs.
'sTy; and tho incident shows plainly
The extraordinary change OF feeling
with reference 10 the Mormon people
which has come over the hearts o.
men. That people have nouc the le5s
reason, however, 10 be- grateful tor
klndntss shown aud benefits tendered,
anu In their behalf VIZ express thsnEs
to those who framed, fought Tor aud
trlumpEAntly carried the measure
through i,s legislative stages. That II
will receive executive approval 10
hardly susceptible Of doubt.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25

tits this, IL you uEvu Cough or
Cold, tickling In the Throat which
keeps you constant y coughi or II
you are sfilict q vita any Chest,
Throat OF Lulg Trouble, Wbonping
Couvh, etc, aud yuu ute BuHaFdit
H0rth0uHd Syrup o. directed, giving
lia fair tfial, hni no recent il tEpef.
fenced, We authorize our advertised
agent 10 Te.uud your money on re-
turn of bottle. II never fAih 20 give
Satisfaction. II promptly relieves
Bronchitis Sold bv u g. NJ. 1. drug
STARE
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25

Thursday, MarnH gB.n, tom. no.
Magnificent UIsu.n 1' hne millinery.
most choice UuI exclusive designs boz
mo nLLN.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25
THE GRAND OPERA HOUSE co.
SOMETHING NEW
IN SALT LAKE.

Tho Fd..1r NH0uogapb Is kutt0sruru rar
lnn 90. H"U open Co the public at.f| HuaH
Nhn 7unoI ardgr tho management Of HsH
l'H.. IU.EU formerly a HyuJur uf fHe Helen.
N.un- NH#.. Mandolin Iuu
lN. |Hr..r. NHNU been ItiUd uu iu p most NH.
I"... .." .EU"uHIEu WauurI including eleven
90 '.. HI'.' Improved upright UH1uHErar. NO.
IIN. ..h HHu glaze .H.rH. HIHu ono HI I.u
INl... hlNUlWuuuugH, boo W.IUH mo .IUH HH..
.FhfI .. .".t wonderful. manner. HUIUHrUH.
tn'| WHH n.. Ifu.Iikr uEurrs uu 70 stagr. Iu.
'll.N- ...H. H"ryahvH, tuNH.IH.n HHuHs UI
WH|. ... Al scenes Wrru HI| IHaUH fTuu.
||ir Nt lIU IH...u Laboratory af orange IS. o.,
hIH Orc d. ..8Nu Boa tHu hIuUt0Unuur viii
N.'lI .I| U.H.... accompaniment The I.Ht 900.
t.HNNa H" . UHsI singers 1H lHsIUr. Hunting.
HHHhl N.Hu Huu htyrTst tI|mUrU.H.
"uHHH's o.. Maine rUU other and.
me hIUtlnaVupv. smother OF lIs ...
M"HIr. No.. .HH.UtunH. Ia HU UhUIHIulul. .H H...
Ur' shown moving utC'lAc Nsuref aud Other
U H.r. AHNne The many wonderful tuu.
DO D.. heard aru
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25

TIM DE1uNG, Nov Mexico, Heat.
light has the following note la the issue
OF ita par0r which came 90 hHud today
Tho Mormon COLONY uar. which is
situated Zoo Iho state Of chihuahua, CON.
slsia ~ seven hundred people, and iz
said tu 90 be- tho most prosperous colony
lu HI| Mexico. gen lomau who recent
U.s. yI.iioI that spot SAYS that % resembles
un American town more than Buy other
place lu tHr republic. Considerable nt.
iontuu H. ho.us given uy those people 90
the canning ~ lfuIfs, which they claim
10 do Ht loss than half che prico they are
now sold iUf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25

-uttrritsrs changing uefr place ~ residence
should avaya Awe i1rmof as VOL ~ present OBJ.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1896-03-25

100 TI-LlolWNL- LLvrLLI--
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mo Nrvn 10 on saia ~ r.s principal rHfs.s. ssss
ti.nas anl og 30 rHsaHsrI uaIas leaving OIL. .'J
after y, m daily.
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THE LAST WORDS Of
HARRY HAYWARD

un 90. a1'I0wH AZ Minneapolis. which
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record
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Uul tong. W."H IHroufr1 every day with
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ANY Wf Ono selections IAN Dee heard Ht DO.
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No Admission Price Charged.
Hlrs DELLA FUTILE Nauhar.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-21
SHORT AND SWEET.

Napoleon had his double, so had
Wellington. A boys double is green
apple.
1t Is difficult for drinking man to
hold his breath; it is generally too
strong for him
1t may sound like an anomaly. but a
man discovered in crookedness is in a
strait.
Some men who never had any advan-
tages when young are quick to take one
later on.
A hangman who wished to conceal his
vocation said he was travelling for a
suspender company.
In the bachanal days OF Rome mems
faces were often crimsoned with drink,
and even the cutters were flushed with
wine.
Some one has discovered that the
great thinkers of the world were short
men. Some of them could get pretty
high occasionally.
An exchange says that James James,
a colored man who resides at Santa
Rosa, Mexico. is the eldest man in the
world. being 1876 years old. But is
James James older and tougher than
Jim Jams?
Take it, growlerw said the farmer to
a tramp. who had begged something
10 eat and found fault because the bread
and butter didn't have honey spread on
it. 81 may be growler." replied the
tramp, with grin. but you can't WORT
me. Texas Siftings.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-21
Jude the Obscure"

The London Saturday Review devotes
almost two pages in its issues dated
February Sth to its critique of Mr.. Har-
dy's Jude the Obscure. II is more than
an appreciation; il is an exceedingly
able, and, as may be seen from the fol-
lowing excerpts, an enthusiastic de-
Tense OF the book in question:
1t is doubtful, considering not only
the greatness of the work. but also the
greatness OF the authors reputation.
whether for many years any book has
received quite so foolish a reception
as has been accorded the last and most
splendid of all the books that Mr.. Hardy
has given the world. The
present reviewer will not even pretend
to taste and dubitate. TO advise and
reprimand in the case of book that
alone will make 1895 memorable year
in the history of literature .
There is no other novelist alive with
the breath of sympathy, the knowledge,
or the power for the creation of Jude
Had Mr.. Hardy never written another
book. this would still place him at the
head of English novelists. To turn
from him or from Mr.. Meredith to our
Wardour street romancers and whim-
pering Scotch humorists is like walk
ing from library into a school room"
(New York: Harper & Bros.)
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-21

thoroughly In earnest. Charitable
work Is sometimes. though sorry TO re-
late, fad picked up by society women
who find in 1t novelty and diversion
from the usual round OF receptions, teas
and cotillions. and IL also serves well to
kill time during the Lenten season,
when gayeties OF fashion are put aside.
But It Is not that sort OF charitable
work in which these women of Atlanta
are interested. They aim sincerely to
make life happier and easier and
brighter for the unfortunates OF their
city. At the head OF the Woman's Aid
Society Is the brilliant Mrs. Robert ].
Lowry, known throughout Georgia as
belle and leader OF the exclusive set OF
the capital city. She has gathered
around her number of charming wom-
goodness and noble charity. will doubt
less make that success in their under
takings which Mrs. Lowry's good ex
ample and her interest always accom-
plish. Mrs. Lowry's beauty OF face is
as generally acknowledged In Atlanta
as her beauty OF mind and character.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-03-21
A Danish Romance.

Paul and Virginia of Northern
Zone" translated from the Danish of
Holger Drachmann. with Introductory
note by Mr.. Francis +. Browne.
(Daintily printed and. bound, gilt top,
uncut, $l.25. Chicago: Way &c Will
liams)
In introducing to American readers
the work of the popular Danish novelist
Hoiger Drachmann the publishers have
selected paul and Virginia of North
ern Zone" as one of the most character
istic and attractive of his shorter tales.
1t is story of simple life upon north
ern strand, of storm and wreck at sea,
OF youth and its triumphant love. The
work is at once romantic and realistic
written in charming poetic style, with
mastery descriptive power, and strong
coloring from the scenes and life where
Il is laid.