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The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30
KING solLuHMAN.

Ole mawse an miss dun gone TO ch'ecA
An 1eH me VII d ehtffun.
eez no tub me, s'Tek hssr oh 'ens
Yuh ole gray headed villyun."
He lah wen he say dat tub me.
'Twuz jss' HIS way O. sayin,
"yuh, Tom. don hit de I'll gal,
Dat ain no way O. playin."
Yuh wife foxes chillun cum rite clost
An III tell yuh all nh story
Dat happen long en- Bible times
Bout SOlluhman an his glory.
He wuz de berry wisest man
AT ebbeh wo' shoe ledduh,
He he'd mo- sense an richusness
Dan yuh got all togedduh. -
oncest two wimmen cum tub him
AT he'd wun chile betwixt EN-,
Dey cudd mt tell whose chile hit wus,
An dis on how he fix EN-:
He med out LAX he d kill dat chile
Fob tub SEQ witch Tub do strongest
An TUX de chile IN gin it tub
De wun at holluh lenges'.
Dc Queeneh Sheebeh cum tub SEQ
King Solluhman OBJ dis story.
Sho cum ten milo on a elluhfant
Fob tub see him en- he glory.
sho brung him strings o. pearls an things,
But Dress yuh, dat don tech MIN.
He'd seed too menny queens in Tub
Fob ting Lake dat tub fetch him.
He he'd a house med Dutch goP,
Wifi dimons set in figguhs.
His suhvants dey wuz wuite OF yuh.
The got no use fob nigguhs.)
He had millyun wives, dey say,
All big an fat an lazy,
An when dey wanted cloze tub wunst
Hit lax tub druv him crazy.
King Solluhman he ussseh hev
All kines OBJ trubbel wifi EN-
Dey'd ebbery wun wan mummy when
He heddnt mono tub glib EN-.
An ef he TUX wun ont tub SEQ
De play at de theyeateh
Dem odduh wives dey'd git dat riled
Dat mach ully dey d hate huh.
Dey'd skwabble an dey'd argify
An f1te wifi wun annuduh-
Lawd bress de chile, she's SCUM asleep,
An SOS huh I'll brudduh.
Cum, chillin, les go up tub bed,
Hits reddy now dis minnit,
Wen mawse an miss Gums home tuhnite
Dey specs tuh fin yuh in hit.
H. L. Mariner in Louisville Courier-Jour'
nal
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30

VII ANTED-EXTRA HELP FOR THE
w Holidays at Grand Union Tea Co, 6O9
King street. nst3t
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30

1'OR SA LE-Atn sacrifice if sol sGon. or
l. vii! exchange fUr city property. my late
residence ut Newark, bel. Niho rooms anu
bath; hot water heating. Planned for adai.
tional rooms on I'd iloor. Iot 70 ly .0l
beautiful Ia VII. shade. fluit tlscs. Delight
fui hume. Apply to II. y. Goldey. fb and
biarket stroota nl3Lf
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30

TOR EALl-One spar sprlng buggy, made
II by Cooling Bros. Apply 10 Frank YER
non, this oiiice. II
Iron LE--nesir able building lots In tho
Il western part OF tho city. Low prices
and easy terms. GEO. W. BUSH, French
street wharf. o.S
L'OH SALE-A splendid building Rni
IL misunderstanding site on norLhsrly side
Of Fourth street let ween Spruce and Oh irch
.1sB feet Inch ON Fourth street and running
through to Fifth street.
III II GEO. q, MARKS v SON.
'ENOKSAL Liza farm OF e. acros more OF
II loss near Mt. Cuba. Apply TO JOS
Bnrker on premises. n3 2Gt'
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30
Taking Him ut His Word.

John Cowboy, an English remittance
man" who worked on the papers in Chi
cago some years ago, but Is now publish
ing The Anti Philistine in London, was
perennially "on his uppers." On one such
occasion he wrote note to a journalistic
friend who had borrowed $5 from him.
The missive is still preserved among tho
good things in the archives Of the Press
club. "My dear -" he said, II once
heard you gay that you could sit down ut
any time write story and get 500 for
IT, Please sit down whom you get this and
write the story Keep the sos and send
me $5."-Chicago Times Herald.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30
Not His Old Self.

"I'n be very glad when this election Is
over" she said very positively. you
aren't thinking Of anything else. Your
mind Ia absolutely monopolized by It,"
Glow do you know"
"You possad thro0 bicycles this morning
without stopping to pinch the tires to see
whether they were soft. Washington
Star.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30

II always thought he would come to
something of the kind" said the aged ped
agogue when no heard that one of his
former pupils had been arrested for stab
bling companion in the back. Il always
thought he would come to that He was
tho worst boy to put pins in his teachers
chair that ever knew. "-Cincinnati En-.
nuirpC
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30

Used to have some big debates
Settin round the store.
Both the men was heavyweights
An had met before.
Talked bout politicians games,
Wrath too great to smother.
RE, an Jake called Joshua names,
An Josh says, "You're another" :,
Useter jes git middlin riled
In their tariff talkn.
Silver found their tempers spilled,
Left EN- both a-balkin.
An, while each the victory claims,
Arguments seemed ruther
Mixed whom Jake called Joshua naraea
An Josh says, You're another"
Sometimes bigger men than they,
When campaigns Is warmin,
Try to sum 1t up an say
T'uther needs reformin.
But, towards fact. though each one blames
They don't git much fu'ther
N them, when Jake calls Joshua names
An Josh says, "You're another. -
-Washington Star.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30
Force of Habit.

She-You shy am tho only woman
you have ever loyedp
He--I do, with all my henrt.
She-And do you really know why you
say that2
He-Ccrtainly. From force of habit
Richmond Dispatch.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30
How Rest to Heat our Home

BY using the superior steel furnaces and
heaters which represent in their construc-
tion the latest and best Improvements
known to II odern furnace building Pow.
erful heater, economical in fuel, durable
and easy to operate, absolutely free from
dust, gas or smoke. Estimates of cost
cheerfnly furnished by REESE AND
BROTHERS, General State Agents, and
Dealers in Stoves ranges heaters and
house furnishing goods,No. 413 King st.
Wilmington, Dol
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30
A Ilcaall.

Bumm D'Way-Dey say dere amt goin
ter DO no free soup dis winter.
Count D'Ties-Dat SO? Say, deres
something wrong with dc hull economic
system. It seems ter nc dat de hardest
times comes right when we are havin wot
de papers calls prosperity New York
Truth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30
Not IN to the Standard.

Uncle George-Why do you use the word
"auxiliary" when "helper' would do as
.wellY
Tho Literary Nephew-Good graciousl
And let everybody know just what
mean? I'm afraid, Uncle George, you are
not quite up to the true literary standard.
boston Transcript
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30

A priest met one day lady whose spIr.
itual condition, in his opinion, was not
satisfactory, and greeted her with, GOOD
morning, daughter Of tho evil one"
"Good morning, father, was the smart
reply. louisville Courier journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30
N 10 COUNTY TAX PAYERS.

All county tar payers are hereby uotiHed
that por cont. viii bs deduoted from al
tnxes paid before Decsmber lat. 1877. utter
whicn timed per cent, will be added,
The Tax ONCE at the Court House VIII be
open daily from, u. III. to 5 p. IN. ard every
Tuesday evening from 7 O'Clock until ~.
Extract FROM the Laws OF Delaware, gov
erninx tho collection OF taxes OF Nav CAST Of
couniy-Section IS OF said act:
Soc.ton 35 That on all taxes pail befor3
tho liraE day of August thers snail be a.
abatement of Ave per oontum; Oh all taxs'
paid before tho hrst day OF december there
shall no al abatement OF three per contu II;
on all taxes unpaid tho drst day OF Decc'n-
Der. nve per cs.ltum theraur shall he 'al
therpto. HORACE g. RETTHW.
Receiver OF Taxes and County treasurer.
ttH
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30

Brown .Jones--I raise you IS.
Jones Brown-I x rays you 50.
Brown -.Tones-What do you mean by
that?
Jones Brown--1 see you, of COURSE
New York journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30
A Reason,

Druggist think we ought to sell bi.
cycles
Assistant--Whyp
Druggist--Nearly all the doctors pre-
scribe them.-Euggets.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30

"If there DO anything in the world
hate" said the proud plutocrat III IS be.
ing putronized.
"Ihcrc's nothing 1 like better said
his acquaintance who keeps the corner
grocery. Detroit Free Press.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30

"It's so seldom" said Uncle Ebcn, "dat
a man jes puhceeds along tryin ter do is
homes duty, dat when he does folks goes
ter guessin an 'spicionin dat he's playin q
mighty sly game. "-Washington Star.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30

"Will this be long SESSION. asked tho
voter from the country
Cant say, replied the representative.
"Did you ever feel like leavin o table when
a baked possum was on ita'-Atlanta
Constitution.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30
Milmi1gtan & Northern B, R.

TINE TAnLE IN LtfIClJUNn t7th,iUY
~'rEins lesva " uplinxtsa (Grsnsa 3trese
Sta tion) for d. u q. Junction, Montchan.
Co,rart" Chadd's Ford Junction, Pocop.
son, West Chester. Embreviile.. Morton.
vile. Coatesville and intermediate ste.
tons daily, sAospt tunday. Iso IN 9le
FER Waynesburg Junction. spr'nsneio
and Intermediate stations. oely eAesSs
sunday Only at 4 o. u IN = 10 and p III.
For Joanna, rWdaboro, Reading AMI ~
tcrr,eiiats stations. daily except sundays
s2os IN And 80 pm, sundays oh'" y"
At s6j a. N. and 2.lo =. ~.
4. q. MCAUlLAND. SuperintendSns
BOSVNEeS nRI19S. Gen. Pass. Asen<
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30

"Would you work II you had a chanceP"
"Madam, it is against my principles to
have anything to do with games OF
chance Truth.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30

"Thnt man would cut off \ nose to
spite his face
"He would do worse than that. He
would actually puncture his tire to spite
his bicycle. New York journal.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30
Unsafe.

First Nurse-I'm afraid I can't come
with you tomorrow.
Second Nurse--Why not?
"Well, I don't like to leave tho baby
with it's mother Brooklyn Life.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30

"why do they speak of betting man as
following the racesP'"
"Oh, that indicates that he's away be-
hind. Detroit News.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30

xtEact from the Lava or Delaware
governing the coliactton OF Taxes OF New
CnatIs County --SsctiOn rs OF saih Act:
Section IS. That on all taxos paid before
the nrst day Of August there shall DO an
abatement of tive per oenturn; on all tnxsI
paid before tho first day OF Doce,nher. there
Rh all he al abatement of throe per caAtuni
on oil taxes paid after the first day Of Deceln
her nvo per centuiA thereof shall bs added
thereto.
HORACE q. REVIEW.
Receiver Of Taxes aud County Treasury
odd
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30
A. Romance.
NOTICES..

r M BECKER. CARD READER, CAN BE
- consulted at sos Lombard street. Ladies
Is cents gents 50 cents. n26-3t4
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30

DYSPEPTICSl s e. & : ,H ,5s: ;a;'';
PEPSIN TABLETS, and you will b. relleyeA
Tour times from the misery Of Indigestion, Up
sineIe tablet will relieve the distress In half an
hour. Samples Pree. Large bottles mailed o.
receipt Of 50 cts. THE CARL /. JENSEN Cos
= No. AooN. Id s.. ph4adeiDhia. p
For Sale at Miller's Drug stor N o. 4@
Market street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30

: you CAN'T TICKLE reaches
Oh Rats to death, but riAuRER'S
~ = PASTE is guaranteed to extcrml'
"a nate All such vcrmin. 75ca bottle
EN rlAUkER'S POWDER
HA Is equally deadly to BedDng';
/MI Flens, Moths, Ants-every kind
IR\ of Insect pest. The genuine Is
" sold only in bottles, 15c.
37O N. Sth st. Phila. Pa.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30

Southern Ealway.-7T p. M, daily,
sleeptrs to New Orleans. Memphis. Tam
pa. Nashville. VIA AsheriIIe and Hot
Springs.
Atlantic Coast line -1249 P. M. daily.
sleepers to Jacksonville. Port Tampa,
Macon and Charleston. 1888 night, daily,
sleepers TO Richmond and Jacksonville.
Chesapeake q Ohio Railway. S.ll T. NJ,
daily, sieepers and dining car to Cincin-
natl and Louisville.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30
NOTICE

MRS. WILDER, CARD READER, 2l5 pop
lNl lar street; price rs cents. h2G2t"
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-11-30
Delaware Division.

For New Castle, Sl3 1l.N A. NJ. Isl,
4.c7 and SIS P. NJ.
For Lewes, sl3 A. NJ, All F. NJ, week
days.
For Dover. Harrington nnd Delmar.
8.l3 1l.4 A. M, 2.51. 42i and ll.bs p. M.
Sundays, 1l.66 =. NJ
For Wyoming and war stations. SIS P.
NJ, weekdays.
Express for Cape Charles. Old Point
Comfort and Norfolk, II o. A. NJ, week
days. and H.56 2. NJ. daily.
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rueIIappiness.

Whist brings more joy to a cherries nre-
aide than 5 lively, happy. littls Can.ry'
full Of sonsi Duthsis not hardy inatten .
tion; 4 drausht Of air. and the bright n.l,s
Narbjsr 10 converted into 4 sorry aiishs'
dropping mass Of fea thsrs ..
BIRD MAMMA
vii, restore his voise and uhuse Monaerlui
TRANSFORMATION. BIRDS LOvELI, 10 W
Al II, drusgists. OF tynal BirdBookFrse'
MA Fool Co., 4U0 N, Sd. Philosophers
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-23

pro, father as the largest latest and
best looking baby in all Montana.
County Assessor Allan, of Silver Bow
county, is with the party as official
chaperon and has them we'll in hand
The Victor float. of which so much
has been said and written, made its
initial appearance in the parade lase
night. 1t was to have been shown in
the Pageant of Progress parade on
Wednesday, but ii did not arrive in
Zion until too late even for the chill
dren's turnout yesterday morning. The
float was made by Fawcett Robinson,
the regularly employed artist of the
Mountain and Plain Festival assooca-
ton OF Denver. Whether the delay in
IFS arrival can be blamed upon that
gentleman or upon the Colorado Mid
land Railway company is a question
yet unec;ved, but it is one which has
agitated the VisSor people greaf TAI
during the last few days, and it = one
that the large contingent from the
Core propose to settle. 1t is likely,
however. that the grand reception
given the float last nigtt may turn
chagrin intD satisfaction. and that the
Victcrites may De content TO rest under
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THE STREAM OF TIME.

organization furnished shelter for 25 of
the pioneers. who were not able to pay
for accommodations elsewhere.
James P. Wriston is the name of a
pioneer who arrived in the city last
night from Gentle Valley, Ida Mr.
WristOn was a pioneer in Nauvoo and
followed the exodus of President Brig
ham Young as far as Council Bluffs
But he came TO Utah a few years later
and arrived with the Mormon battalion
under the command of Captain James
Brown. Mr.. Wriston has lived in Idaho
for 20 years. He was a member of
President Brigham Young's body guard
at one time
The baseball game at the Fort
Douglas grounds yesterday between
the Ogden and Park City mines netted
the Jubilee fund 500.
The football game at Beck's yester-
day between teams from Diamondville.
Wyo., and Park City. was a frost, not
enough money being taken in at the
gate to pay expenses.
Pioneers of lS47 continue to make
themselves known to Chairman Claw
son.
All Say wanted $4,000 for the Rock
Springs Chinese dragon. jobs Davis
monster cost $3.50.
The Denhalter band received an ova-
ton when passing the tribunes. Last
evening they wore for the first time
their new uniforms and presented a
fplendid appearance.
Mr.. Whitaker designed the splendid
.ioats in the Children's day parade, and
was warmly congratulated upon his
work The success of the whole affair
is due to Miss Katz. who received
valuable asistance from Secretary
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the laurels already won and those yet
to come from the display to1nOrrcdy.
The feat is a grand thing. Il is IS
feet long. i fee wide and II feet
high. u represents the city CT Victor.
the core of The Cripple Creek Cls'T-ct-
High in the center. over the mot-h of
the Uinta tunnel stts the queen of
Victor, Miss Lizzie Walsh, who was
elected through the medium Of the
Vit.or Daily Record 10 rspresC,-c tha.-
city at the Jubilee. In front q stamp
NH goes eling-ciarg, and in the rear
an ore car makes regular tips 10 The
dump. On the corners are represented
four OF rae nos famous gold mines
in the world. namely, she Inds.end-
ence. the Poichnd, the Gold Coin al
TIE Strong. These pi-.-srties are a.
w, IN stones throw CT the ViC-or
poseofiice. The float deserves all the
applause that WAS given it alcr:s tAe
line of march last night. y is a beau
tiful tILbu.e 60 che people of Utah and
a monunsr- 70 the eT,er9rise of the
oi-izsre Of N.c.sOr. who have certainl--
hoLored themselves Dy 4 display suc-i
as no ether trfgn in the Centennial
state has made.
Last nights parade was made up CT
the floats constructed af-er the designs
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1897-07-23

riety Of other beautiful fireworks. One
Of the special features is the fight of
$50 rockets simultaneously.
FIR. A. ]. Donzel. secretary and man=
ager of the California Fireworks COM
pany. and a corps Of assistants, are
busily at work preparing the display.
Most OF the figures are being made On
the spot. The best place from which
TO witness the display viii be from the
head cf Main street By climbing the
hill at the head of Main and standing
on the top, or near it. all the exhibit
ton VIII be plainly visible. The set
pieces viii there DC seen 20 the best
advantage. Though the aerial works
may be plainly seen from the city, yet
the set pieces cannot be seen from the
lower parts.
During the parade last night the dec
oratiors on the Auerbacn building
caught on fire. Several who occupied
positions in the windows became badly
frightened. but the conhagration was
extinguished by someone tearing down
a part of the decorations before any
serious damage was done.
The Salvaticn Army Of Salt Lake is
doing yeoman service during the Ju-
bilee. Last night the members of the
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and tomorrow the numbers arrivin.
viii be enormous.
The seats reserved for the governor
ard other state officers and the pres
on the trihunes last evening were al
Dre-enDted by lot CT outsiders wns
nad no BUSINESS there and not q person
was there in authority TO say then
nay. Secretary Hammond, State Au-
ditor Richards and other dtgnitaries
were compelled 20 stand up because oil
this condition, while the members OF
the press had to aiInose fight with I'M
I known Sa.tekecpsis in order to ge.
where tley could do their work
The Jubilee commission feel that the
Character OF the show at the exrosi-
ton grounds is such that they are not
warranted in admitting to the grand
stand without pay those VINO enter
Will be required 10 pay the regular fee
the grounds on passes and in future
the passes viii only be good for gen
eral admission ana those holding them
who wish to occupy the grand stand
for that privilege.
d. c. Dunbar and his assistants at
the bureau of Information desire 20
impress upon the citizens CT Salt Lake
that the bureau is in position TO direct
strangers to places where sleeping ac-
Communications can be had Yesterday
d AUlubSi VI Eases were DTOuSnINlO no.
tice where some of the special police
men could not give strangers. any ia
formation concerning such accommo-
dations. The bureau is able to furnish
places for several thousand more
Sheriff Lewis is competing for the
prize for the most handsomely deco
rated residence. His home at the county
bastIle is symphony of color and the
idea was worked out by Dave Levey.
John r. Wallis. editor of the Rich
County Roundup, is Jubilee visitor
This week he issued a special Jubilee
edition of his paper, containing much
descriptive matter concerning the re-
sources of Rich county and 1000 copies
will be distributed from the county
feat today and tomorrow.
Great preparations are being made
on Capitol hill for the exhibition of
fireworks that viii be given, commence
ing at $3.50 Saturday evening. This will
undoubtedly be the largest and most
magnificent pyrotechnic display ever
seen in this part of the country
Capitol hill is already dotted with
scaffoldings and other devices to be
used in sending off the works. The set
pieces, which are numerous, and of
unique pattern, viii be placed in po-
sition at the eastern side of the
grounds. Each piece will be elevated
SO that it's base will be ten feet from
the ground, thus enabling everybody to
see the whole figure. Among these
pieces are, notably, the picture of the
temple. which is made of fireworks,
and is 30xfO feet in size. Then there is
the coat of arms of Utah, portrait of
Governor Wells. portrait of President
Brigham Young, the dollar of our
daddies.' the miner and several others
of gigantic proportions
On the grounds is pitched a large
tent, in which is stored hundreds of
skyrockets, Roman candles bonfo-
shells of the largest size ever manu-
featured, whirlwinds and a large va
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of James S. Anderson, and he has the
credit for all but three in the line, one
of which was a Victor float 1t was a
sort of Anderson night so to speak,
and he was a proud man as a result
The approval manifested by the public
as the beautiful designs rolled by, was
evidence that he has done his work
well. The dragon was also his con-
ception. 1t acted as we'll. looked as
well, and created as good an impression
as the famous Chinese dragon, which
the Rock Springs Celestials wanted
900 for bringing TO this city. When it
comes to dragons. this city can do a
little itself Anderson built the dragon
in a short time too. and the mechanical
effects were equal TO the Chinese affair.
joins Davis the president of the Blue
church. had charge of the bird and had
his matters arranged well. The Chinese
banner which preceded it had the in
scription This dragon is of the air and
not OF the water" On JOsh's wand was
the Hebrew word Kosher" signifying
clean" His salute to Utah at the
tribunes last night when he and all his
satellites grovelled in the dust was a
feature of the evening"
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Whitaker and the Union Sunday
school board.
Among the visitors to the Jubilee
from Montana are the following bust
ness men: A H Neal, of Anaconda,
Dr. St Jean, William Ahern. j. ].
Barth and the only and original Tom
F. Mahoney. formerly of this city. all
hF{ling from the same place. Tom was
formerly a Salt Laker. and is more
than usually stuck UP on this occasion.
This air of superiority is due, SO his
friends say, 10 a large baby boy which
came 10 gladden. his home some weeks
ago. which is being exto1sd by the
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TIE GRoTTo.

(cueen), Master Barthlo. attendant;
Florence Gunner. Gwendolen Trip,
June Howard. Cornell James. Florence
Trent Venice FarnswOrth, Laura
Snow. ErTna Clawson, Dora DAILY. Eve
line DAILY. Eveline Trent. Alice Farrell.
Laura Farrell Mamie Woolley, Vira
Lynn, Louise Spencer. Bernice Young.
Golden RAY Eva Ray.
The Sego Lily FlOat-Francis- Clay
ton, Helen Clawson. Clair Pendleton,
Mildred Grismore, Irene SimOns, Fran
els Ccwan.
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