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The herald., 1897-03-17
BAKERIRONWORKS
$50 no 9eo BUENA VISTA ST..
LOS ENOBLOS CAe-1F oHrns
Asioining 9. p. Grounds. Tel ~
LINES OP TRAVEL
PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP co.

The company's elegant steam steamers + Santa =,
and Port Los Angeles at 2:20 pm. for san
Francisco. via. Santa Barbara and Port
Hartford, March l, s, 8. 13, II, 2l, Is, y. April
:, 8, 10, Ii. IS. %, 2s. 80, May ! 8 ~; -: =;
Redondo at II am for San Diego, March
8, d H. 10, 1s, 2s q 81 10 April z IL 4. : ~ H. q:
"a. 2s May 6. 10, IA. Is. 22 26 3D. The Corona ,s
calls also at Newport. Cars connsct VIA
Redondo leave Santa Ee & depot a. az 4 y an'' sn
Cars connect via Port Los Angeles ieare =,
s. P. r.. r. depot at 1:S5 pm. for steamers
" The ne steamers Eureka and Coos Bay leave
San Pedro and East San Pedro for SAN
Francisco Fra via Ventura, Garpsntsria. ,aus santa
San Simeon. Monterey and Santa Cruz, at
$50 pm. March 2 6. 10 u, Is, ~ 70; 81 Ap!' p
q. Cars connect with steamers Via san
Pedro leave S. p. r: r; lArcade depotl .nS SS
6:G pm, and Terminal Ry. depot az oao
pm. The, company reserves a,cs rign. aisn.ners %
SAILING dates and hours of sailing. w. l,ar-
ris, Agent, 124 w: Second St; Los "a. Ahge,es' rss
GOODALL, PERKINS q co. '1si' <As's'
San Francisco.
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Boston Quotations

BOSTON. March 16.-Atchs1R, 11%: Bel
Telephone, 22l; Burlington, TIN; Mexican
Central, 811; San Diego. 20.
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p0sTPoNEMENT OF DAY OF SALE
By order Of the board of directors Of The
Herald Publishing company the day OF sale
en- delinquent stock above descrined Is
1so7 w. A. sPALDING,
Acting Secretary.
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Petroleum
Local Quotations

NEW YORK, March 16.-Petroleum easy;
Pennsylvania crude, April. o.
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"Do you know. Tom kissed my hand las
night.
HE always was discriminating"
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Lat..t style Of wall paper at A. A. Eek
strom's. 324 South Spring street.
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Bond List

NEW YORK. March 1G.-The following
were the closing quotations on bonds to-.
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To the Public: I take pleasure in tes-
t,fying to my marvellous recovery undsr .,r
ths treatment of DR.. Wong Him OF 659
Timer Main street. Los Angeles. from q
number Of stubborn ailments. among
which were chronic sickheadaches, dys-
mensia and kindred stomach troubles.
heart affection and kidney disease;
Rut what consider this physician excelled
in. so FAR as my case is concerned, was was, in
Tan coupled with other disorders, was my
affiiction in this respect. and althsough ti,s,u "a
some of the larger cities of this country
advised me should alw s Us hi, have veto to de-
vice even then, DR.. Wong Him's remedies
have enabled me to abandon totally the use
continue to give such service. both
for near work and distant, as is. truly
wonderful. To the skill and remedies of
the physician named can alone be attrib-
uted revolution in my physical condition
throughout that puzzles those who knew
Of the ''incurable" character of my af-
fictions. Respectfully,
Pico Heights =. o.. Cal. Sept. 5, 1896.
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os ANGELES SAVINGS BANK.
230 N. Main st.

DIRECTORY OF CALIFORNIA Ho-
DTELS.
GRAND HOTELS. F. Thorn. Manager.
Cor. Market and Montgomery.
San Francisco.
European Plan
HOTEL anEEN-J. H. Holmes. manager.
Pasadena.
HOTEL METRoPoLE-on Catalina
Island.
HOTEL ARcADIA-santa Monica. 8.
Rheinhart. proprietor.
HOTEL, HoLLENBEcK-spri and Sec
ond streets, Los Angeles.
HOTEL RAMoNA-sprIng and Third
streets. Los Angeles.
ABBoTsFoRD INN-corner Eighth and
Hope streets. Los Angeles.
HOTEL PoRTLAND-4A South Spring
street, Los Angeles.
HOTEL BRUNswICK-santaA Ana, Amer
ican and European plans.
HOTEL HoLYRocD-Riverside. B.
Cochrane, proprietor.
THE ROWELI1-Main and Ninth streets,
Riverside, e. j. Davis, proprietor.
HOTEL cARLToN-is to 81 East Colo.
RADIO street, Pasadena.
HOTEL AvALON-Avalon, Santa Cata.
lima Island.
HOTEL BREwSTER-J. z. OBrien. pro.
prietor. Fourth and sts.. San Diego.
HOTEL BELLEVUE TERRACE-Cor-
ner Sixth and Pearl SITS. T. A. Urban.
PROPRIETOR.
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TESTIMONIAL

January5, 5, 1897.
To the Public: take this means of ex.
pressing my thanks to DR.. Wong Him OF
639 Upper Main street for having cured me
Of kidney and stomach trouble which
caused me great prostration; l was unable
IN 9et a good nights sleep for about three
Years. and. acting under theadvice of the
hest doctors Of Chicago, came here to ge'
we'll on the climate. but kept getting grx,.-
uaiiy worse, until was tod to Try Dr.
fni life-giving herbs I can say that in three
months time / am a new woman and ieei
stronger than ever did. Any person WISE
inr me to certify this can find me.
ZIG North Marengo avenue Pasadena.
MISS KLEMME.
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PosrPONEMENT OF DAY OF SALE
BY order Of the board OF directors Of The
Herald Publishing company the DAY OF
sale on delinquent stock above described
lf mi q. w. A. HPALDINC.
"a 80 I " .,--.. u u. Acting Secretary.
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Glenwood Range. Furrey Co.. 15o N.
Spring.
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nininr stock,

IAN TRANCIsCO. March ls.-The of1lcial
closing quotations Tor mining stocks TO-DAY
Wero as folloUs:
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Closing Stocks

NEW YORK, March 16-The following
arc the clcSlnE stock uunfafinnx: z
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Nofics

THE HERALD PUBLISHING COM;
pany, q corporation, duly organized and
existing under and by virtue OF the laws or
the state of California, and having its prin-
cipai place of business In the city OF Los
Angeles. county of Los Angeles. state OF
ofn,Ie Notice IS hereby given that at meeting
nortatior, towit. The Herald Publishing
Company, held on the second day Of jan
nary. 1887. an assessment OF ten dollars.
$1,000 per share was levied upon the cap
itai stock of the said corporation. payable
on or before the fifth day OF February.
tson. towit, the First National Bank Of
f,os Angeles at its banking house, numbers
5S-22S North Main street. In said city Of
los Angeles. county Of Los Angeles. state
Of Any stock upon which this assessment
fTrnhruary, 1897, Will be delinquent and ad-
vertised for sale at public auction and un-
.ss navment is made before, will be sold on
.he 18th day of February. 1897, at l2:00
O'clock meridian, to pay the Delinquent as
sessment, together with costs OF advertis-
ing and expenses Of 5SoHN SelHsi P. corNE,
Secretary Herald Publishing Co;
Vacation Of Office, z22 West Third street,
T,os Angeles, California.
Date OF service and hrst pupiicatloh' jan
uary 5, 1891
posTPoNEMENT OF DAY OF SALE
Nv erder Of the board OF directors Of The
Herald Publishing company the day OF sale
IN delinouent stock above described Is
hereby postponed until Monday. March s.
iss7 w. A. SPALpING.
Acting Secretary.
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Chicago Livestock

Eggs were easy; fresh. s,s.
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DeeuS .:..................... ................3 ~
Total .................... .......... .s35 sos IS
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pine flooring In laundry. pantry. china
closet. water closet aud Kitchen: ~
Raainder Of flooring. soft wood Ash
sriIn In frst story. soft wood trim tn ~
mailder. Ash staircase Panels auIeE
windows In library. parloE and d.ulns.
room. wainscot In bathroom. llunIry.
pantry. china closet and kitchen In
terror wood work finished Ia hard OIL.
except attic. which is painted eolors 70
Sult>o wner.
ColoTs: An clapboArtis and pa asls Ia
gables. olive drab. Trim, blinds. ra.n
conductors and gable columns. olive
green. Outside doors. dark Errsn. wllh
olive green panels sashes. dark rrd.
Neranda door and ceiling. vanished.
Wan shingles oiled and stained a l.tt,-
darker than natural co!or OF wool
Roof shingles dipped and brush coated
In red stain.
Accommodations: The princlpal
rooms and their sizes. elosctA. etc, arr
shown by the plans. Cellar, with coz
crete Hoor and inside and outside en-.
trnnce. under whole house. Thres bed.
rooms auished In attic. Laundry under
Sliding doors connect prtn.
cipai rooms Of hrSt story. -Four open
areptacss and set range. Balconies In
second and attic story.
Cost: sass. not including ma n,e,s
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\ payaiesaa wss has In he eenpasT .
uHEFo boy says that tbs amusrnswnf -.
Tv~i b kksnseH aai bic family ffsm
The boy = arsSets 10 aasalians pat Wilh
view 70 pzssilax him asofs tkan .ssss-
PeHsa'H~ fsg hts lzaorasre. whAeh b
comprehensive.
90 To nay s;a.iy AMI hrtnE NJ ssa
t'"s'ls u anulaala { hare left On sas
dssS. Tbs doctor saId 20 the bog 80
day. "aaa b. careful. for anamania .
e'uahns'ihle aui.i.-
Whsu The t.py returned with ne tss
us be seemed little on, % breash. sd
sfts7 ssvu EiaBCs ct hlra ths apCsa
asked.
Jim. DO you kSow What q aoasbu ;.
bic auid lar
isssah. came the answer wish
EFeai promP,nsss. 4 Ercknn does IL
means something dafu meet knxk
Snyoesiy over dat - happen 10 - -
oh II. sahF-
No further rrferpnre was made 90 lha
matter. but from that tiay The aer,sf
FOUND that the words ''rumbustsSte
aaid weru safhclsnt TO secure anything
ir"'n the .svsstigatloas into wAics
sln . lnqulrins nlad might esherwiss
Lad hlm.
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Powerful Fond o, Clam.

There Is resident Of Kent's Corners
IN the town Of Scltuate who Is exceed.
ingly fond OF the succulent bIvalve
which has made Rhode Island 50 IA
mouA- Last Sunday morning he PLACED
q bag and q clam rake in a wheel
barrow. which he trundled down
through the mud Of Hope and the val
ley villages to RlverpOlnt and thence
via Apponaug to the frozen shores OF
Cowesett Bay.
The Ice covered the bay. and the scit-
uate man was compelled to wheel bis
barrow along the beach almost to War
wick light before be found a place
where he could dig. His gu. st was sue.
cessful, however. for when be reached
Phenlx on his return journey the bar
row contained tag filed with a b. shell
OF as nice. big, Juicy clans as the Dig.
ger aVerred he's ever sot eyes on"
He said he didn't mind the tramp
the day was fine" He wanted a mess
o clans and went and dug EN-; that
wuz all"
kenfs Corners Is some sixteen or
seventeen miles from where the clans
were dug. and the distance covered
suggests that some folks In Scltuate
are powerful fond o. clamSs-ProvL
dence Journal
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Eos Every 9Fss ca1 I'VE l,,n..a
+ Planted % keep % the - 4
I II viii undoubtedly - nans s
that the vast mahnsaMT larpsss 81 \,
aragna are eontrulIed II nostas
cutting and shlppins q tks -.
exports from thai eanElrT Il 4
enterprise In Itself. 70 Ear noshls.
bringing Il here ana mnmnfaetu, II
into Lumbar. Que ateamer plies
larry between this port ana
America engaged . abls iIa a s.
present she h On hsx wnN anl fsas' &
port. Five hundFeAa Gh0nsana n ~.
COO feet = her usaai saxnn NkI, \
steamer y row en hHr way q IL -.
Der ports. there are nonlewhefe - {,
seas bound 10 Boaten fouE sehs
iaden with Haah0gamy Logo. Ter ~.
goes are each about 2a0.000 d alals
feet Bmpioyed IN Niearagna ana \.
United States Of Colombia b. n ~.
DRY are from LOCO 70 |. 500 natiss -
men aud iumbeEmeh. These AZ us.,s.
American bosses. The trees fFea, -
mahogany furniture Il made saYx 4
age and size. When eur they tans< /.
age from twenty I've % THIRTY y1sM
and some Of them are even seseafx ~.
yeans old They average tssaty ~
inches or more u diameter Ahd nm 4,
large as forty tnches. aud eyes -
R0E every mahogany TIRE that = -.
two othsss are plaated. AM thas ".
forests are practically inexh9nssilaa
PROM th~ time that the TIVE Is fsf,t
10 the heHE that u - dumped q 4.
steamer ~ the Chelsea doeks \ ~
eVraifai life for the naaAogany Ia. ~
tree Is eut lnto The px0PeF leRxsAs -
thea eonss tbs tssii0as JoarAe5 q -
cVast. ksFe IL u Iaken % t.aasd 4.
vessels b-osshA for Ihss part. TAa Ksuas
er part OF the rufting h dose iaslss
the dry season, which In The uarlsS
states Of celssabla tesfns ahaaf - -
Of DeceabeT, The nAtiFes u this go.
Try se'etn 10 Hsake letter laxEexs "a
are better adapted 10 lmmheKssx -
the NsearasHaaA Ia Nlcaraxsa ~
sea soB Is msF~ lEregniaF AMI fsr -
bsfias l. i7ss 10 b. Departed 80
Aftrr the ties II ras il 10 kanless - ~
nrarHt waterway aaa raftesa u a.
e'Saat. The bss are haHissi - seazis y
osen tsoas osr 70 sss miirs IN sEarn
saa. sss eftsa he distance = vsu
aisrh greater. tbs lemruey saasssais
taEias iso daya The Foads enasaf "
Pashs tasvsssh the forest tkal aEs $50
lac sore lAaa swaps AMI nSesasse
'hrsasa vhaea the exra and Asssas
s9assiTr sLzns. ouiy asinaais tsninai
90 ibis ksai Of ssEk wsaAd essF san
aay prvssass. ana Aa@sfras tessa
SDl'i Naiigw ateeI psFfsesly kesa,eas
fsosIan TIA ass-rips.
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The black leopard h admitted 10 b
the most savage ava Iatracsahle o. IA
auadrupetis. The sorribls black IeSp.
ara Death, In Eugene sues ~wanigras
sew, who was followed about b, .
Ioathsome Engiisbman, anxious 10 sss
nim eat his tanner. \ declared not 10 =
Q strap overiuwa. lie hates the what
world and wants 10 tlght n, 10 snaw Il
70 tear u TO rags and spilnterp; and ~
= staring. daRcins mad bpuanss q
can't get 81 the world 20 do u. He -
tssre. black and deadly. his yellov 81 =
eolaSs. ready TO pouncs on you-,lf on,t
those bars suddenly melt awayi Bh
tney don't melt and ron come no nearer.
Then he aiuEs himself at the hars wish
= yeh and dies Up and down over and
over about hs cage like nothing but .
oaAck leopard with about a.Ooo arldiltr
powdefS swallowed separately and.
eide him.
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ThFrw b eaiy Sns p~aFi faFsa Is ~
w9tii II = IN gA~ TSEgrs sssas. a ~
aDsiA~fn sAIrsmitY % AhstRlsa. ana
b~iJass % iaasr@ rlark. % Qas~asAama
Mr. ctasA. who l. knawn % -the ksaf
y 'h~ pseafi asasts- originally ssasksf
Il via ABnisrd aad air. thssasani
pead oyatsrss Nos lao nsa 80 4
Nheas are dirsxs-sn4i 10 vSsszss An
en- PIoJ~'i n haESvssias the eTup.
sAvs hss~n afsrwn yumFs snssax~.t n
psa sheasiEs.~ Ms. CARA tsi.i : rasss.
'pua.i~st Of The Melh9aFns Asa r
sSsas a a smsii way. ana hsts rsrsa
tae eaEyrf@A ay elas~ astrnsiaa tnssae
al 'hAs ,'Ese. NJ sxp~n@n~e has "a
H7s 70 'as bsll~f thst. with pFop@s Iasat
tsrure = sse s~,Srtssn Of . ptaes. 60
eaa raise Fsasss AMI pad sAsas a
easily ~ aa- eaa Fassa systrsx
aiassst nay TARA thrive ywass aRA
aal havs s'eeAsa is wiih sAxlts y alSa
05talaes3. II aznnT ts@fasres. IA -
At sra- u Erpa sAssts ssSrress fsi,y.
huEevrs. a~ras,lieg 20 my s1r~Fssmsa
tHHa faF. tAs water Esass nss t~ -
dyrp
hy V~arIstsli faF1a esvsFs 500
square aka over tasat % u sa- 80
trr = sAa.law, Ia sAaitsw matsw sas1s
a''A'a 'Ae Ervaiens asae. Hna ksstaes Z
= lari % tbs divers - 50 aswa deg
Tor them
shlP ~ paris to tonAsa n ~
9~a 'rsselA The catch saeh yaaf
55Ha. roazaly sp~akiaa. frpm tsaAnn
WorfA 40 - alaaoss ave tiasss tAai
an1uaf"
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( N" p"rsdu - W Han l. 81 I,.g =,
- A"ms In New YORK City. lie tssk
reFy prominent part Ia the la, Prs.
dental "a uFa "a aa.l ~ .arl aa,.s,sY,i
F'HoEu. lis Aaata wia bs a .rvai -,
10 ~" free silver party.
william T.. s.. JoAa vas bo-. q. ~,
bic, Al IN tsg1 AFTER havrn. -
eoiTed a eummoa s~h.al st--, 49,, -
sl' native city hs wrul with relative,
to EnEiaHd, vhsrv be caaana.,i h.,
s'aiieA Thence 30 went n usrtf,
"A'r. Dc attended one o. the rvr,
a" an"' and subsequently, vent l.,
hasNlc husCttA There Af. sdy~-st.,a
reserved ia aaish.nz touches IL t.,,-
10 removed TO New Yass CIV r..
several years BE- haA c4ar.g q, -.
credits anf prices - Harr.or,-. a
h''iFT' which besars the nr-,su, q, 80.
AmeT'"an Sugar eansnz Ca-n,,,,, a,
TIE time Of the formation Of the -
paHJ Ar. St John was scum. ;,
George W. Perkins. who had ip., -,
elected President Of the Msyr,,,t.
ia ak. He sslerisd Mr. 81. J,bn :.
cashler Of the MsrcaatTs :"
Mr. 81 john gave an in,,,.,..
a"oant % satisfaction 70 the d,,.-,
Or o. The hank. and when Ne r,-t,-.
u'e1. IN 1883. he was made prr,,s.,'
~ place Ths iasti,utJon -.
.e'J s9"esN@fnl Badsr Mr.. e Joh,.,
~ "a cement lie became a sto..khaI,
q n the Mercan;IIs Bank anl ber.
= a,Frctor OF the Hamilton N.,t,,.i
- hahk q Harlem aud Of the ssroBa y &.
,,'aai Rank. lie vas 40 s,isr in 49,.
AaaNon Square Presbyterian c,br,s -
e''a vas one Of the organizer. Of ,hs
e. ,,..' ,, s'eietJ. Last sumner. FEST
., - ,- ,u'' oi' position on the question
~. e s''eI was not Compatible with
- once Of bank president. he rr,,sn'
~ ani thsaeeforward devoted ~ a.
IRE time and attention TO The -, % -, -.
lad espoused. "N'e Ne
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10
MY LITTLE cIRl,

last night there dew TO let me h
NJ Little hrOwn-eEed daughter,
soc searched my pockets every one
1n zee what l had brought her;
She kissed mr. sweet on brow and eheeI
And called me dear old feIlOwE'
1he sAucy. merry little scamp
With Tying eurls % yellow.
Ehe perched upon my knee and told,
With eomment quaint and pretty.
OF all the happenings at home
While ] was in the city.
she wound me round her finger small
just ~ abe has done ever
Aly little girl I'd keep her thus
Forever and foreveel
That was last night Tonight there cams
Into the room denlureIy
And sat upon the window seat
prim young stranger grille.
She cannot be my little lass,
who used 10 meet me daily,
With laugh. and kiss and merry speech
And feet that skipped 50 gaIlyi
Why must she grow yoangladyfed.
And step IN longer dresses?
Why did they braid and tie, and prink
Her tossing yellow tressesl
Why should they change her spring-heeIed
boots
For trOtts-s 80 oid-maidy?
0 where. o where's my little girl
And who IS that young ladyi
sadly ga=ec in silence; she
Sat meek. and unreplyirg.
A little sob-aDd then there came
A burst OF childish crying
She crept to me and hid her face:
Ny eyes grew strangely hay:
Her fathers arms had caught her Close
My little oae-my Gracier'
= do not want TO be grown upl
III be your little girlie!
I'D rather wear my dresses short
And let my hair hang curly"
I raised her fRee-her loving tears
Repaid the kiss gave her,
don't care IL an foUrteenI
I'm papa's pet forever"
You shAn't be grown up, love" cried.
but stay my own and darling,
I'd rather have the dresses short.
And see your tresses curling!
II speak TO mammar'-and will
Let fashion wait my pleasure.
Al least another year III keep
Ally households childhood treasure.
Ny little girl! Ny little Grace!
Come. now! a romp together,
10 clear the shadows from your face
And bring the sunshine weather.
Lear heart! the years too fast viii 80
IN spite of our endeavor,
But you viii always be my child.
My little girl forever.
-Aarriet Franeene CrOcker, in George
town Herald
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wants are engaged or Instructed, where
tenants are received. or where the hun
dred and one odds Of business, apper,
tanning to every household, are trans
acted There are comparatively few
men OF leisure In this country, and
many details that the English gentle
man b compelled to lock afteT In his
own home are here cared for At the
regular place Of business OF the head
OF the household But stin much re-
mains to be done at home, and the va
rtous cases and troublements are met
and conquered In the library" or II
the householder Is blessed with such a
room. In what we have designated with
very questionable taste. the masters
den In many cases the word may
De appropriate enough. but II has too
much suggestion Of the brute creation.
~ofice~ l. Infinitely better, being more
significant OF the uses OF the room. A.
wen as more euphonlouA
But whether we risk the charge OF
Angio-mania, or stick to the thorough
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EuEIasd's QuscS 1o-.

The most curious town In Esg,.., =
NorthWich. There il NO, = s,~.'', :.
street nor. 10 fact. a straight ho,,Sn ~ !.
e"s pace every part Of II has N. a. -
peaiah'e OF having suffered from ~.
,'siss''on Of an earthquake. Sar,h,-,a 80
y 'ne center Of the sal, lpdus,yv ~"
nearly all sides Of the town ar, ~. -
So'As' with their engines punp,nS -
uIeus OF thousands Of gallons a, 80.
s1e'y week At depth Of 2o0 or ~ ~
,.tt are Immense subtsrranssn d. :,
ol'he' ana as the contents Of thc.. ~. ~
pumped away the upper crus, !, s. So
y eorrespondlngiy weakened ana ~
. TSsut u an occasional subs,Ss,. u's
i psse subsIdenees have a .puillDS- y,
.sc' on the nearest buIldIpTs ,.,' 10.
are .' arawn AL wayS- giving The ,a,ss
an upside down appearance. ''"h
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10

~ American den" the thing ITSELF 1,
assuming q marked Importance In on,
architecture. Almost every house that
Is built with more pretentlons than a
cottage contains n den" and while the
room Is generally small, II frelnentfy
occupies one OF the choicest and mos,
prominent places In the house. Not nm.
commonly great deal Of care and ex.
Pense Is lavished upon the finishing and
furnishing Of the den" II IL felt mai
this corner Of the house should reflect
the taste OF the masculine element. even
thouSh all the rest be given over To the
feminine Influence. For this reason the
den sometimes degenerates into n mere
smoking room. and blazes with all Of
the baThar ic colors OF the Orient.
The design illustrating this article
clearly defines the English Idea OF the
Office room The den Is shown connect.
Ing with library. the evening room Of
the house, with outside entrance from
rear porch.
\ brief description Of this design VIC
give as follows:
General Dimensions: Extreme width
including Veranda. 80 feet 2 inches:
depth. Including verauda. 4s feet
Heights Of Stories: Cellar, 7 feet.
first story. o feet 6 inches; second story
0 feet: attic. 8 feet.
Exterior Materials: Foundation.
stone: arst story. clapboar,ls: second
story. gables and roof. shingles. Ont.
side blinds to all windows except those
OF the cellar and bays.
Interior Finish: Hard white plaster:
plaster cornices and centers In main
hail larst and second story and par.
lor. library and dInlng-room Hard
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1892-1907, 1897-04-10
Most Widely Copied Poet.

The critics affect to look down upou
newspaper poetry, but after all the
newspaper versi1er 10 the poet of thu
people. The magazine poet never wins
such close place in the hearts Of the
great masses. The critics found faul,
with Eugene Field, but the peopIe
mourned his loss as that OF few poe,s
has been mourned- After all, perbapa
the people are right. and popularity is
the true test Of poetry, for the poets
mission Is to touch the hearts Of bis
readers. and the greater the number
Of his readers the more nearly achieved
his aim. Judging by the extent 10 which
their verses are copied. the most p1pu.
lar Newspaper poets are Frank l.. stan
ton, VIII T. Hale and Frank Putnam
Zach writes a poem as his daily task
and each poem f. reprinted In a score
OF newspapers. insurlng an aud ,ence OF
nearly a million for each one Of bIs
verses Such an edition u beyond IN.
widest dreams Of those who write
poems for magazines or whose work
appears arst In books.-Chlcago Times
Herald.