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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-15
GARFIELD BEACH.
,rime Card In Effect August LIST.

Leave Arrive Leave Arrive
Salt Lake Garfield. Garfield. Salt Lake.
@7:45 am. *S:45 Am. 1926 pm. 1:05 pm.
1915 am. 1885 am. 1910 pm. 1900 pm.
2:15 pm. 2:55 pm. Ais pm. 4:55 pm.
AIS pm 4:55 pm. $50 pm. $50 pm.
$50 .. m. $40 pm. $3.50 pm. $40 pm.
200 pm. 7:4O pm. 10000 pm. 1910 pm.
~Daily except Sundays.
OIsen's orchestra afternoon and even
ing. Boating, bathing, dancing. Fare
and bath, so cents. Depot corner First
South and Fourth West.
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Refrigerators.

Keep cool during the warm weather
We have still remaining 80 from a car
load of the celebrated Jewett refriger-
ators, which must go during the next
ten days at any price, regardless of
cost WELLS. FARGO * CO.
40 Main st. Mortgages. 140 Main st.
Do not buy until you have seen them;
new upright plan from s175 and up
wards. Temple of Music, 205 South
State street.
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Dinner Sets.

Twenty-Five Haviland china sets
from s22. so to $47S5. all the latest
shapes and decorations. Also a large
stock in white and decorated patterns.
Forty incomplete dinner sets from 1885
to $3.50. worth more than double the
money to any housekeeper. Don't miss
this chance.
WELLS. FARGO & co.
40 Main ST. Mortgages. 40 Main ST.
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FREE BATHING.
At Garfield Beach

Commencing Sunday, Aug. Is, round
trip. including bath, only So cents.
Trains at 1918 a. M, 2:15, $50 and
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Great Six DAYS Bargains.

1Sx4o .fringed Heck linen towels. six
to a customer. &c.
Latest novelties in ladies' COW boy
and walking hats.
New York Cash Store
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Utah Commercial and Savings Bank.
General banking business; pays 5 per
cent. on deposits. z. Armstrong, pres
p w. Madsen, vice-pres.; J. Z. Jen-
nings, cashier: y E. LIST South streat
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P1ums In Glassware.

Half pint jelly glasses, three for 1Oc:
table tumblers, two for sc: four and
a half inch glass desert Dishes two for
SC; half gallon glass water pitcher. lie.
New York Cash Store.
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Tuesday, Aug. II. will De a great day
at Garfield. Field sports and great ten
mile bicycle road race. Free bath
tickets to all purchasers of round trip
tickets TO Garfield.
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WEBER CroAL coMPANY.

The Weber Coal company offer for
sale cheap. the coal sheds. platforms.
Warehouse. stable. scale shed. containing
about 10000 feet of lumber. Ten ton plat
form scales and scoop shovelS. wheel
TWO desks. chairs. small iron safe. lamps.
etc. Two horses. wagon with tongue
and shafts. double and single harness.
West.
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If you want nice &c cigar to
smoke, try Buttons, it takes the bun.

DR.. E. Nj. Keyser has relocated in the
Auerbach building, second floor. Rooms
200-201. 1872 Main street
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Monday and Weak

We offer so pieces all wool novelties
in dark colors. in checks and mixtures
for autumn wear at SO 1-3c.. 45c.. soc.
yard. f. AUERBACH & BRO.
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CLAIRVOYANT, TRANCE MEDIUM.
the modern day seer and wonderful case
worker. tells past. present and future.
Prof. Carriers nature has been most kind
by giving him the power to read the lives
OF his fellow creatures as plainly as an
open scroll; he delveS into the raSt and
advises as to the future
He locates lost articles or persons tells
when you will be married and gives name
of person.
He uniteS the separated and causes a
speedy and happy marriage Is your do
nestle happiness marred. he can help you.
Are you unhappy. unhealthy or unlucky.
are. you interested in mining. If about TO
make change. call and see him before
YOU do so. Success may lie for you in
inherent direction. To mothers, wives and
daughters: Prof. Curtis win assist and
advise you in every way.
Business strictly confidential Send lock
OF hair and 81 and receive full reading by
mail Rooms 33 and "a. Prof. l.. Curtis,
lly South Main street Gladstone building;
. a. m to p. m, including Sunday.
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GARFIELD BEACH.
Time Card In Effect August 1st.
Great Six Days Sale.

Csc silk stripe, French flannels. only
ten yards TO customer. per yard. &c.
15c fine zephyr ginghams, s 1-Sc. ten
wards only to customer.
New York Cash Store
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Observation Train, Garfield, Tuesday.
The special road race observation
train leaves for Garfield Tuesday at
$50 p. m. Reduced rates apply to this
and all other trains.
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Notice TO the Pnhlic.

DIR. Dunfard, the well known dentist,
can still be found at his old place of
business over Walker Bros. bank.
where he viii be pleased 10 see all his
old friends and as many new ones.
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Lagoon! Lagoonl Lagoon!

Sunday, August Is.
Great Vocal and Instrumental Sextette
At 5, 6, and Z D. m.
Trains every hour starting at $40 pm
Round trip including admission 25c.
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HARVEST EXCURSION
Saturday, August 21st, 1897.

The annual harvest excursion to
points in Sanpete and Sewer counties,
as well as to Thompson's, Price, ETC.,
will be given on Saturday next via the
Rio Grande Western railway at the
following round trip rates:
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Notice to Carnenters.

An OPEN MEETING will be held
Thursday evening, Aug. 10 at 40 South
Main room 2. Public speakers engaged
Tor the evening. All carpenters invited.
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Road Race. Garfield, Tuesday.

Great Y. NJ. C. a. road race at $50
p. m. Tuesday with observation trains
Free bath tickets to all purchasers of
round trip tickets to Garfield.
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Abstracts furnished, titles insured.
and interest paid on deposits by Utah
Title Insurance and Trust company
-D6 Main street
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Onlv a Few Left.

Only a few left of our ladies' IS. IS
and SSc oxfords and slippers, only one
third value. New York. Cash Store.
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christensen;s military Band.

Reduced rates. Frank Foster, the
prize tenor, William Tell overture.
Follow the crowd to Saltair today.
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For Sale.

Custom shoe shop. best trade in city.
Call or address, G. A. P, 372 S. Main,
Alexander block.
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Prize Winner $500.

Won by Frank Foster, the prize win
ner at the Jubilee contest will sing
at Saltair today, accompanied by
Christensen's Military band.
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Bon bons. caramels and chocolates, fresh
manufactured every day; absolute purity
of material used guaranteed. Try our
goods and you will use none other We
give good values for your money. Family
trade solicited. Best & Donelson. SO East
Second South street.
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Tickets good until Aug. 81, thus af-
fording a splendid opportunity for a
few days outing in the mountains. For
additional details call at city ticket
Office, Dooly block corner.
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Railway Notes.

The Raymond Whitcomb party has re-
turned to the city, after a most enjoyable
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Field Day Sports, Garfield, Tuesday
Reduced rates in effect. Splendid
programme Of athletics and gymnas-
tics with long list of valuable prizes
Tuesday, Aug. II.
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CUT IN RATES.
To Garfield Beach.

To Garfield Beach.
Commencing Sunday, Aug. Is, free
bath tickets will be given. All pur-
chasers of round trip tickets to Car
field, a cut of 20 cents.
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George W. Jones.

Railroad ticket brokerage. 2l5 Main street,
Salt Lake City. and SOP 25th street. Ogden.
TTtah Excursion rates to ali points:
baggage checked: tickets bought. sold
and exchanged
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Christensen's military band at Salt
air Sunday.
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PERSONAL.

LrsSONS IN GRAHAM-S or Isaac Pit
mans system of short hand in exchange
for lessons in English grammar. A.
Singleton, go North Sixth West
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lgoonl Lagoon!
Lagoon,

Sunday, August 15
, Great Vocal and Instrumental Sextette
At ;. g. and D. M
1. Trains every hour starting at $40 pm
SRound trip including admission Zoe
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I ADIEsl Chchssser's English Fennyroya Pills
"a sapiamoad Brandt are the Best. safe, RelIabs.
tske no otasr send &c, stamps, tor particulars, Relief
Chichester Chemical Cos Philada., Pa.
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A Little french a DANGEROUS Tbino

y LIIU1C = III q -1stlls ) SIOllS IIIlIl5.
Mrs. Nooly Reech-No. we have no trou-
bic in disposing Of our kitchen refuse.
The Caller-Nlhat do you do with it?
Mrs. Nooly Reech-A private garbage
man removes it every day la cart
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A Man Fell Down

Yesterday in trying to catch the train
for Saltair to hear Christensen's Mill
tary band.
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Utah Coal

Castle Gate and Winter Quarters
lump, nut and slack.
Anthracite, all sizes. 50 per ton until
Sept. l.
p V. Coal company, 70 Main street
D. J. Sharp, agent. Telephone, 429.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-08-15

vantine's skin food removes all i'm
perfecrions of the skin. Druggists.
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Captain Beck and family, the col
ored Jubilee singers of the Salvation
Army, VIII sing some of their happy
songs at the First Congregational
church Saturday and Sunday evenings.
Aug. il and 10. Admission, 10 cents.
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Silver and Lead Quotations.

The silver. and lead quotations yesterday
were as follows
Bar silver, 50 cents.
Lead. brokers'. strong at $500.
Copper, brokers. s11.l2l5; casting, Si0.25.
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DR.. z. NJ. Keyser, dentist, has new
and elegant parlors in the Auerbach
building, 162 Main street Rooms 200
201.
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Piano Sale to Close.

Booth. Lee & Gray, lawyers, removed
Offices to fifth floor. Auerbach block.
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The japanese Bamboo Conpanv.

ARTISTIC bamboo furniture made 20
order Chair bottoms made in rattan.
All work guaranteed first class and at
low prices. 20 Commercial street.
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Umbrellas and Parasols
Opera Candy Kitchen

Covered and repaired. Nj. Meyer 1856 East
First South east of City hall.
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a delicious chew Tula Lake pepsir
gum.
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EYE HELPS. This optical store is as
thoroughly organized as though we had
no other business. But it is run on singu-
lar lines-we really don't let you have the
wrong glasses; we do not take any
chances. If YOU need an occulist's help we
glasses we tell you so. Rest and careful
ness are eye helpers. Come in and talk
the matter over. We are old. established
and reliable Eyes examined free of
charge. Alex I. Wyatt Jeweler and Op-
tician, 172 South Main street
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SOCIETIES.

Mt. MoRIAu LODGE NO. 2. A. ,. ans
A ~ Regular communications held at NJ
sonic hall. the second Monday OF each
month. Members of sister lodges and
soJuorning brethren in good standing ara
cordially invited to attend.
JOSEPH. G. BYWATER. W. NJ
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL. Secretary.
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.agooni
Sunday. August 1.

: Great Vocal and instrumental Sextette
AT 5. 6, and D. m.
: Trains every hour starting at 1:4O pm.
Round trip including admission 25c.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

sCHLITz MALT EXTRACT. food. a
tonic. 500 dozen The Kentucky
Liquor Co., 13 E. Second South, agents.
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TAKE NOTICE-To the public and our
patrons that Edward w. KunkeI is no
longer connected with the firm of the
Utah Poultry Co. Walter L Price, Mgr.
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WARNING & VENTILATlNG.

p J. KORAN - STEAM AND HOT
water heating and yentilatIng apparatus
No n West Second South
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SCHOOLS.

SALT LAKE COLLEGIATE INSTI-
tute-Day school, boarding music Ex-
perienced teachers. college graduates.
Expenses moderate. r. J. Caskey. Prin.
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PLUMBING AND TIN WORK

THE DAVID JAMES CO. plumbing ana
eorndce work No 81 Main street
MARK SPENCER, g. Richards street.
All kinds of lin and sheet iron work
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MONEY TO LOAN.

ON FARMS AND CITY PROPER
Miller & Viele. 491 Mccormick Block.
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WANTED.

EXPERIENCED FUR SEWERS. Ne
hesy, the Furrier. Knutsford.
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THE PROGRESS.

A New York wife has secured
divorce because her husband
"kissed her in a cold and matter
of fact Manner Gotham hus-
bands henceforth who want to be
on the safe side should boil their
OSCILLATION as we'll as their drink
ing water.-Iberville South.
The brute! He should have also
been mulcted heavily in dam
ages.
The question of color should not
enter the coming contest which is
to be waged for the delegates to the
Constitutional Convention.-St.
Mary Herald.
Excuse us Editor Vordun but
it makes considerable difference
as to the color. Lou isiana is a
white mans State and we intend to
keep it so, we want only intelligent
honest citizens in the Constitution
al convention, but our people wan
these to be avhite men, Caucasians.
Senator Morgan is still lighting
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last Monday morning being raised
and a majority Of the bar agreed
to adjournment, Judge Watkins
adjourned court until the next reg
ular seesion.-Bienvill Bell.
| propose a plan where the I'M
educated and ignorant will in the
course of a few years disappear
from the stage. Let the public
system be enhanced and make ed
ucation compulsory to male and
female alike until the school child
rem attain the age of Is. Make it
a penitentiary for parents to allow
children under the age of Is to en-
ter factories, stores or shops as
employees or apprentices.
Any child, boy or girl, that ig-
nores such law shall be promptly
arrested and placed within the
walls of an institution under con-
troll of the State, where they shall
be taught the usual curriculum of
public schools and at the same
time be taught a trade or vocation,
agricultural or mechanical, as they
are best adapted for,-Car'n News.
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have been one card throughout the
entire year which has been quite
an advantage to our farmers, al
fording them cheap transportation
for their supplies to make their
crop with.-Peoples Demands.
10 break the state ring will be
the grand effort at the election IN
neutrality-suspicious. Courier.
Yes, the effort will be great, but
the failure will be just as big, be-
cause the people will allow Foster
and Co., to load the boxes on them.
st. Martinville Messenger.
Caddo will meet the admisistra-
ton ring at Phillip, Brother Bieu-
vinue! and they aoill stuff no ballot
bores ON us; mind that noau.
Postma ster General McGrary,
the only Southern man in the cab
met, has decided not to appoint
colored postmasters in any impor-
tant Southern city or town, due to
race prejudice
A doubt as to the legality OF the
term of court convened at Arcadia
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the Pacific railroads and at this
time seems to to have the enemy
stirred up.-Iberville South.
The grand old Albanian, will
always be found on the side of the
people.
eve have got to be patient. .
says President Mckinley, speak,
of the promised good times. We
are, Mack. Just take your time
about it.-St. Landry Clarion.
Were we permitted to offer a sug-
gestion to the body which the peo-
pie are going to empower next
year to form a code Of fundamen-
tai laws to govern them, we would
suggest a provision that the con-
sent of the senate should be obtain
ed before the governor grants a
pardon or RENTS fines and forfeit
ures, as was required by all of the
constitutions of Louisiana prior to
that Of fS7O.-Catahonla News.
We hadn't thought much about
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Ube Secret Of
fine Printin0

Is chain of many links. If one breaks the
effect is ruined. Long experience and true ar
tistic taste are necessary in designing; the best
Judgment in selecting paper and ink. COM
plete outfit of the most effective styles OF types
and borders and new and improved presses.
such as are found at the PROGRESS office, with
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this view of it Brother Thompsoni
but let us hope that our future gov
ernors will be men who plac the
rule of law and good of the State
above political pulls and self ad.
vancement.
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Field Day Program.

Field Day Program
Last week Captain F. P. Stubs
jr., of Ouachita Guards; E. L.
Kidd, of Ruston Rifles; r. Wood
Lee, Pelican Rifles; E. N. Trichell
Natchitoches Guards arrived
in Shreveport as a committee to
arrange a program for field day at
the encampment next month.
These gentlemen went industri-
ously to work and formulated the
following exercises for the 10Th
inst:
1. Running broad jump.
2:-Quarter-mile bicycle race.
3. Sack race.
4. One hundred and fifty yards
hurdle race.
5. Standing broad jump.
6. One hundred yard foot race.
7. Half-mile bicycle race.
s. Enlisted Mems Racial
entries for this event to wear reg
ulation uniform, with leggings and
carry gun, belt, bayonet, knapsack
and canteen. Entries to start, run
so yards, halt, fix bayonet, run $50
further, lie down, fire five rounds
of blank cartridges, rise and return
to starting point, unfixing bayo-
nets while running.
8. One mile bicycle race.
10. Fat Mems Racial en-
tries to weigh over $50 pounds.
II. 220 yard foot race.
IL. Match game of base ball
between regiment teams and some
club yet to be selected.
All these contests to be held UNI
der the rules adopted by the COM
mittee in charge, their rulings and
the decision of judges selected by
them to be final. Only amateurs
| admitted.
RULES GOVERNING FIELD CONTESTS
/. Contests open only to regu-
larly enlisted members of the First
Regiment.
2. Not more than two ~ en-
tries in one event to be allowed to
each company.
B. Those entering are expected
to wear regular track costumes,
except when otherwise provided.
4. Entries will be closed at 6 D.
m. on Saturday, August IA, and
captains are directed to hand t
Captain E. L. Kidd before that
time names of all contestants from
their respective companies, speci-
tying clearly in which event each
man is entered, accompanying list
with entrance fees of so cents each
contestant.
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y
for every living thing. and rested
on the seventh day. When a boy
grows up he is callel husband,
and then he stops wa lin : and stays
out nights, but the grcw-up girl is
Children's Visitor.
excepting EVERLASTINGLY AT IT."
Genius is really the only power
of making continuous efforts. The
line between failure and success is
SO fine that we scarcely know when
we pass it-so fine that we are Of
ten on the line and do not know it.
How many a man has thrown up
his hands at a time when little
morelpatience would have achieved
success! AS the tides goes clear
out so it comes clear in. In BUSH
ness, sometimes, prospects may
be darkest when they are on the
turn. A little m ore persistence, a
little more effort, and what SEEM
ed-a hopeless failure, man turns to
a3klorious success. There is no
failure except in no longer trying.
-Epworth Herald
The exposure of glazing frauds
in the assessment rolls Of the city
of Monroe by Col. Thos. o. Ben
ton, has caused the assessments in
that city to be raised over $500, 900.
Banner Democrat.
Phew! This can't be that Par
lor City, can it?
The State of Louisiana has 49,
600, 900 acres of public lands vet to
be taken up. There is not an acre
left in the States of New England,
New York, Pennsylvania, New
Jersey, Delaware, Maryland, Vir-
giniA, North Carolia, South Caro-
liza, Georgia, Tennessee, Kentucky
or TeXas.-Banncr Democrat.
AT LAST.
We are reliably informed that
an I. O. 0. F. Lodge will be organ
lied here next week under staff
sent down from the Alexandria
Lodge to do the work. Already a
AOAAOCA VI Jul OSSC clClZCnS nave
sent in applications, and we may
shortly see a first class lodge in
our little city. Too much praise
can not be given our townsman
and genial proprietor of the Gait
House, Mr.. w. H. Readman for
his untiring efforts to work up this
laudable move in our midst, which
must have been no little task. for
we together with several brothers
have been for years trying to or
ganize lodge here.-Marksville |
New Enterprise.
Owing to the fact that Red River
is getting very low and navigation
has become somewt difficult the
Red River Line as advanced
freight to l 1-2 card. Freight rates
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INC EDITORS TALR-
A COMPOSITION ON BOYS.

The little girl in Boston school,
who wrote the following compost
ton on "Boys," may not have
told the whole truth, but she seems
to have been quite well-informed
as to the subject in hand:
tThe boy is not an animal, yet
they can be heard to a considera-
BILE distance. When a boy hollers
he looks like big frog, but girls
hold their tongue till they are
spoke to, and then they answer re-
spectacle and tel just how it was.
A boy thinks himself clever be-
cause he can wade where it is
deep, but God made the dry land
for every living thing, and rested
on the seventh day. When a boy
grows up he is Gale I husband,
and then he stops wa ding and stays
out nights, but the grcw-up girl is
a widow and keeps housc." THE
Children's Visitor.