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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-12


Tit-Bits: oh. Bridget told you to
notice when the apples boiled over
Sure. l did, mum. 1t was quarter past
Boston Transcript: abr sighed the
sad-faeed man at the. poker table, as his
last chip disappeared, IF we could see
ourselves as others see u.s..
judge: There is one thing which may
be said about Easter eggs remarked
%say it." replied Ricketts,.
rThey are not as fresh as they are
wheeiman, water won't run up hin
Well replied the fat wheelman, who
was SID putting and blowing. 1 don't
blame it"
Truth: Citizen-Unless my eyes deceive
me. you are the party l gave 10 cents TO
Be=gar.I am, sir. Did you think
dime would make new man of me?
Chicago News: Time-saving Scheme
No" he said, II don't care for poetry.
Fact is. I haven't time to read much of
WIN she sweetly asked. don't you
try 70 learn arr to roll your cigarettes with
Puck: Mistress-I saw two policemen
sitting in the kitchen with you last night,
Bridget.
Bridget-Well ma am. yez wouldn't how
an unmarried lacy be sittin alone with
only wan policeman, would yez? The other
wan wuz chaperon.
Pick-Me-up: Game.-'Is football a
game?" asked the foreigner
Dunno. was the reply, but football
ers are. When a man breaks both his legs
and dislocates his spine and then won't
so off the field until the play is over, you
bet he's game
Chicago Record: War is horrible,"
Isn't it? Before war men tell us what
they would do in battle. and after war
they tell us what tEey did do
Detroit Free Press: why are you
leaving here" asked the prospective set
tier En-, IF the land is so productive?'
I'll be homes with you. stranger; I'm
gittin' long in years an the plain truth
is that the crops here is so doggone big
that can't han'le 'em any more"
Philadelphia North American: Attorney
What do you mean by saying you made
that statement under duress? You swore
to it. didn't you?
under OATH
Harlem Life: He-Poor Farthynge
seems to be an animal lover.
She-What do you mean?
He-Why, he bows down to lions. lets
the wolf in at the door. and monkeys with
the tiger.
Judge: Salina Ito Dorothy. noted for
her readiness for repartee)-Ah. dear. it's
a lucky thing you are going to marry
Prof. Theonine. A chemist will find you
very handy.
Dorothea-What do you mean. Salina?
Salina-Why. you will always have a re-
tort ready for him. you know.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-04-12
BOYS SUITS.

We might take the whole page
} to describe these good, wearable
suits for boys, but why waste time
) when these three items will speak
for the lotP
At $3.50, Boys Knee Pants
Suits, brown plaids and brown mix
lures, double seat and double knee.
At $500, Boys Knee Pants
Suits, gray stripes; also gray and
brown mixtures, double seat and
knee very nobby.
; At $500, Boys Knee Pants
Suits, brown and gray mixtures;
very stylish; one of the best values
we ever had.
, These come Refer Style, large
sailor collar, braid trimmed, ages
4 to 8, and regular double-breasted,
9 to Is. Other Knee Pants Suits
at S1.5o, $3.50, $500, $500, $3.50
and 5000.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-05
WRAPS AND GOWNS.
Present. and Future Fashions Tn noss
 DepaTtlneats

4 wrap which serves to conaplste an eIe- gant toilot is usually short. For ordinary walking purposes ft may be short or of half length, the long wrap being too heavy for tho exercise. Plain cloths, mateIasse, selYeA plush and heavy oioakings are al
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-05

employed the latter being often unlined. The thinper cloths arc lined with taffeta or wadded satin, according as greater or less warmth is required, very brilliant sat- In being preferred for velvet and plush. The last named materials are decorated bot only with applications of bead em- broidery and lace, but with mohafy braid, in high relief. In applying motifs of any sort the sewing should begin in the mid- dle and be carried gradually outward, with small stitches on the right side, all the ft- tlo details of the design being carefully sewed in place and not loft loose.
 Short capes and wraps will prevail for spring wear, and the bright tinted Jackets worn last spring and autumn will con- tinue in favor. Blouses of thin cloth with short basque, plain or trimmed with braid, will be used for general purposes, but not to the exclusion of the ordinary, unbelted jacket, close behind and straight or fitted ill front.
 Thin fabrics for evening bodices and gowns and for millinery are shown in great variety. One of the newest isa sort of shirred crape. shading from dark to light across tho width of the goods. An other has rather wide satin bands alter hating with openwork stripes Stripes of all kinds arc much seen and are used both vertically and horizontally. Roman sashes have como to tho front again and arc often very beautiful, especially those composed of combinations Of dark, rich oolors. They arc of soft, thick ribbed silk and have keotted fringe at tho ends.
 Today's illustration shows hall gown of mauye and white striped silk. The skirt is trimmed with small ruches of white mousseline de soie, which outline panels and edge the foot. The blouse bodice has pointed decolletage surround ed by 1lohu of white mohsseline, which crosses at the back and forms bertha in front. The epaulets are of gold embroid cry bordered by a rufTle Of mousseline, and the belt is also of gold embroidery.
 JUDrC CHOLLKT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-05
Raleigh Finger Marks.

It is now 300 years since Sir Walter Raleigh lived in Ireland, but according to Sir John Pope of Hennessy many traces of his residence there can still be seen. The richly perfumed yellow wall flowers that he brought to Ireland from the Azores and the Affane cherry are still found where he first planted them, by the Blackwater.
 Some cedars he brought to Cork are to this day growing at a place called Tiyio. The four venerable yew trees, the branches of which have, twined and in- termingled into sort of summer house thatoh, are pointed out as having ahel- tered Raleigh when he first smoked to- baoco in his Youghaf garden. In that garden he also planted tobacco. A few steps farther on. where the town Wall of the thirteenth century surrounds tho garden of the warden s house. ts the fa- nous spot where the first Irish potato was planted by him. Chicago Record.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-05
Red Men.

The combined tribes of Red Men In ths city of Reading have decided by unani. nous vote that all of the members whc desire to enlist for tho war, if necessary, should have their dues paid during their absence, and in case they are killed the full funeral benefit of $100 shall be paid to their families.
 It is stated that Past Great Tncohonec Charles H. Litchman will change his resi. dence from Marblehead, Mass, to New. ark, N. J. De will, however, retain his membership in old No. l.
 The total assets of the Pennsylvania Req Mems homo is $14, ,978.
 The order in Oregon Is making excel. lont progress and will double the membsp- ship during this great sun. The great sachem is kept busy institutirg new tribes.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-05
Cingalese Children.

Tho Cingalese children are said te be more beautiful than those of any other race on the four continents, and some of the little girls, even of the very lowest caste arc irresistibly pretty as they run before you iA the streets te beg. They cry out in the Sweetest and most plaintive of voices, touching the stomach to signify hunger in, q way that would be awkward and vulgar in any other being, but in them 1t Is so wiz some that before you know it you sacri- fee a rupee to the bad cause of encoups aging them in begging-knowing qsf we'll that all they want is good onsr- tunity to pick your pocket for more. .-- Outing.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-05

FOR RENT-Newly furnished room. cer- trally located for rent to Il single gentle man, address N. this office 9l
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-05

FOR RENT--A nice 6room cottage on west 4th avenue. known as the Episcopal par sonagei terms reasonable: apply to
 LEE. at Eddins Dry Goods Co.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-05
Asthma Gan Be Cured.

I. R. Niblo, ex-schoo1 superintendent of Rochester, Pa., says: ''I have been q oreat sufferer from asthma for years, but I have had splendid winter, owing to the surprising efficacy of Brazilian Ilalrn.o A lady in Cincinnati, wko had suffered with asthma for 17 years, could not lie down; was perfectly cured with Brazilian Balm.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-05
Royal Arcanunn.

A woman's auxiliary 10 New Ycrk council was formed recently. There arc several in Massachusetts.
 If you intend to do my work before hot weather sebs in enc the iIpceunious man spends all his ready cash on a vacation, you must hustle and cunnt your yictorlos in May, with fighting chans in June.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-05
A LITTLE LlalsT.

Hvery young vt man needs q littl light upon the sui feet of health. Thez Is far too much new fashioned prudery among mothers. E. cry young woman
 should have ex- piained to her the 4 supreme neces- fE sity of keeping
 herself pure and i wholesome and Y free from weak N ness and disease sy, q xrfN1f, ap1u x4rnu
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-05
Pneumonia Cured.

1drs. A. J. Lawrence, of Beaver, Pa, says: Brazilian Balm brought me out or severe attack of pneumonia 'n splendid shape It is wonderful rem edy for coughs and lung troubles. Also, for outward use, for burns, cold-sores, and chapped hands and face, 1t cures like magic. It is invaluable n thf family,''
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-05

FOR SALE! CHEAP! Three and three quarters acres of ground; in western suburbs of city, inside cor poration; good, Groom house; first class well-galvanized pipe. stable, ont-houses, etc. All new. A little cash will get you a big bargain. If you mean business, addresss r. Pearce, l06 Pine st. 274 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-05

Her general health, her future happiness. her good looks, her physical strength, her eapability as 8 wife and mother, and the health and strength of generations to come are dependent upon this.
 Nothing ;n the world will destroy the good looks, wholesomeness, the amiability, and the usefulness of woman quicker organs that bear the burdens of maternity. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription Is the best of all medicines for women who are ailing in this way. It makes a woman strong and healthy where woman most needs health and strength. It relieves pain, soothes inflammation, heala ulceras tion and gives rest and tone to the tortured nerves. 1t cures all the ills and pains too commonly considered an uncomfortable in- heritance of womankind. It has been used for over thirty years with an unbroken record of success. More of if has been sold than of all the other medicines for women combined. It Is the discovery of Dr. R. V. Pierce, for thirty years chief consulting physician to the Tnvalids' Hotel and Sur. gical Institute, at Buffalo N. K. He will cheerfully answer, without charge, all let ters from ailing. women.
 "Three years ago, writes Mrs I. N. Messier, of I7o4 Vanderbilt Avenue, New York. N.tY., "the best physicians In this city said there was no cure for me-unless would go to hospital and have an operation pcriormed- l could not walk across the room. took Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription and after three bottles I could work, walk and ride"
 Torpid liver and constipation are surely and speedily cured by Dr. pieTce's Pleasant Pellets. They never gripe. They regulate, tone up and invigorate the liver, stomach and bowels No substitute urged by mer. cenarv dealers is as good
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-05

FOR SALE! AT HALT PRICEl A good, gentle family horse, harness and buggy all iG good shape and made out of good stuff. big bargain for a little money. Address T. Pearce, 10G Pine st. 274 If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-05

FOR SALE--One new SIX rom cottage;
 located at 1ll3 east 3rd ave; will sell on
 easy terms. Apply at Cooks Grocery, ISIS east 3rd. 279 30t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1898-10-05

FOR sALE--The most complete outfit in
 the state for the fresh meat business Good location and an old established busj- ness Address "2 ' care of Graphic
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-08-21

First~colpmhia City. Preaching at II 30
a. M. and $50 y. N.
Klrkland--Sunday services at IL a. m.
and D. m. Y. L. S. G. e., .. m. sun
day school at Il noon.
German Congreeat.onal~S Seventh ave-
nue.. between Pine and Olive services at
ii "A. IN and 100 p. m. John u. Isiege.t,
pastor.
UniveEsisy-T. c. Wisweli pastor. Sum
Gay. services al II q. nj. and I'D r. III.
Bible school at i2:ie y. M. Y. p g. G, T.
at p. N. Prayer meeting oyery Thurs
day evening ut o'clock.
Rev. j. Il. Nichols, pastor.
Services at ii a. m. and n IN. Sunday
school, i2ia - m, y. +. 8. &. f., q m
Junior y. r. s. {. f.. Friday afternoon al
3:sa: Prayer services. Friday evening of
each week.
plynnouth-~co Corner Third avenue and
University street. Rev. w. H. G., Temps.
pastor. 1874 Seneca street, telephones. Green
ssl. Study At house. Home usually assrh
day Until y. m. Sunday serv.ces:
Preaching At II a. M. and y m SUNDAY
school at 1880 p. IN Young Peoples So
ctety Christian Endeavur at go H. m
N.dxesk prayer meeting Thursday, a. 3
9. N. Vacation arrangement up TO and
Including August IS: Rev. s, NJ. Free
land Will preach each Sunday morning. No
evening services.
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German Lutheran--puwa Mission,
Sanders ball. below Sweaney's brewery.
Services a: $50 every other Sunday.
Norwegian DanishaFonrth avenue and
Study In basement Services a; II a. m
and y. N.
German I.utheran~Services in haII. cor
ner Main street and Minor aYenue Ser
vices every second ana fourth Sundays OF
the month at 7:aS p, IN. by the Rev. W.
ii. Behre:s. pastor
German Evangelical. Lutheran, 81.
Johns nsregation-Sunday services.
corner Market and Main, In Reiu.er
Heights Baptist church. every first ava
third Sunday OF the month a. n anu M
Sunday school every Sunday at D. m,
Children's singing practice every Friday
at $50 D. III.
German Evangelical Lutheran Zlon'a~
Corner Tentn, avenue and Stewart street
Sunday school. $50 a. m. Sunday services
at se.Sa u. m. and Z 30 D. m gif,lesfunia
7:30, and Jugendverein. $40 Tanrsa.y
evening Choir practice. Tuesday even
ing AZ 7.3o.
German sou.h Seattle Mlssion-In han
near postcifice. sunday services every
second ard third Sunday OF the month a,
3 D. m. Sunday school services nexr suns
day at ! p. III. pastoral T. Knapr,e lois
Howell street. and w. IL. kur;z. 19o Hog-
ell street.
Holy Trinity Engllsh-~t.orner seves,h
avenue and Union street Rev, gssnew r.
Bsates pastor; residence. els Pike street
Services az II a. N. and p m Sunday
Luther League on Tuesday evening
Swedish Evangelical Third av.r,t,a raar
Pike. Rev. Martin l. Larson. pastor: RES.
derce. 1aZi Fifth avenue Sunday serv.F..
2, 1879 , q: m ana ; p ~. sunday ssrhool,
D. m TN Thursday. servlces at 4 n sn
The Cent Society meets a; y. m tas frat
and third Tuesdays Of the month.
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Norwegian pa niEli--sservics,s ..verv e-,tn.
day at IL A. m. and $50 D. IN Rev I s II
Johnson OF Tacoma, pYeaC hes every sffer
sUnd@y. Sunday schrel Ia a. m Prayer
meeting Thursday evening AZ o'sisr k An
who understand the language are Cordially
invited.
Market S;reet-Corner Twenfy-fe,,rth av.
snue south ard AsEu street Rev -rfSvnas
BALDWIN. u. H., pastor Services ~. sss,r
day al ii a. M. and .. M Young Ter-
pless society q Christian E.nd.axor AZ & IL
D IT. PRAYER meeting every ThursssY
evening ~ - SUNDAY ssrSorz NJ 13sfs
y. NJ The pastor has returned from his
vacation ard wiIl occupy the pulyts .os,ay.
FNYrt Bapsst-Fourih avenue and rsntS.
stsset--L<ttsss :. RoweFglan pastor Vesf~
dsnce 1877 1"xsntle9a avenue Te;er,5yana
Brcwn AZ Hone Bible sc1Gas s.ss = =,
preaching services. II a. sr. ARA : % fs,
preaching sprvAees. II a m aud :, ~
Morning ssib jee3 ''TInOfhy q Txm,srg
sssF;sc;- 'SasrSsa-" All cordially Inrfssss
Yossrs peGssss's FfFeSta1N fsss ev9yfssg- ~
O'Clock 3es3 BY n g Weeisu ssGFstqe.
lessons fc0fn tse Life IF Paul"
swes!ssls-~Ezfln aweaDA aud olive ~sra~.
nex. AndyeS Swagf9. 5saateF. residence. -
Gave street sunday s~sTE3cs-s A. IL 81 a m.
and - 3 III sunday sEznoal AZ u IA
Y0uux Y4aE}e's Lfayaf meeting At . ~
Prayer sssesf3Fy THURSDAY evening a.
o'cioxk Weekly meeting ~ Young pec,-
pie = society SATURDAY eyersnz a, a eioas.
Al sao urderzsasia ths Swedish iangs3sxs
are cordially invited.
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R@v5,su ChGrcs-fsss. George F.. Whit
vwGrta. =. p. EaSssoT Services az ! asst
"a D. III. TnS9a SaDdSy school 81 Il a. M
sge.s4--sseyeuth avenue and Olive ss~sss
Rev William Igav =. PASTOR s<-rwsssss as
1919 a ns AID a. m. SUNDAY ncnsfs =.
"a ., III ASS, meeting Egear%~ssg a ; ri
o re. Al fs4en6s arS cordially tayised 10
xs:exaI shesss. services
r1r4. E-sxsssytesG sss-~<Sogmsy Fourth ave.
ne aE2 spring s{g~~k- Esy. A. l. ivsrsss-
son -. ID. basstor. residence. 50 Sgfiax
greet.
Calvary Pressgy tss3 at Pew. Donald ns<4
Pastor, residence III Tx*nty fourth ave-
nsws SS-s.ceS Al y a, 81 and ; ?. "a s#eyy
sabbath Y, =. : g T. ~ = 81 Prayer
meeting every TSsS7sfsay evening at b
. cas.es- sunday sSs5zsol ct l1sG.
second Norris seastt% -- Ta.rd aSsrsss
szcrsa aa4 3ar.s@cr stress~ Eev. w A.
Maso-s szgscd. tessrfsone Lake e.. Pyeacs5-
tn ~ ~ - NJ ASsA ~ = - X - = a -.
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from the bate os sh- srss nuhs;-srton 81
ss-ss Eotsce such assessment shall become
as1a9uens and shall bear interest az the
sase 81 ~ Per cent Per aanl-u Gntss PAID.
and II not paid hs~faYe sssca aSsrss;se =,
saai nave become delinquent a penalty
2. per cent. shall Re added. ard the sums
Ss.saaueE snaa % entered On the annual
lax roll for .ha current year ava.nss esgsh
.es ard parcel So delinquent and with the
iasef'st collected as other taxes, separate
aetouns being kspt thereof. and IL nor paid
wltaln the tine fixed for rGs payment ~
cA! taxes. ssaali De collected, together VITA
SUCH additional charges and penalties as
are authorized 10 be charged and collected
on Other delinquent taxes. each lot OF par
eel 50 delinquent shall be sold for the
amount 81 such assessment with Interests
ana costs. Al the time ard In the sssAnsse-
and By the same authority as lands ard
lots are sold for city taxes
A. Fl. FcoTE
City Treasurer OF the City OF Seattle
Date az first publication. Seattle. Wash.
Angus. H. 1855
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Ept.ccpat Churches.


uSt. Lakes entom. Rev. Islenel A.
we. minister IN charge. Service aasi ssr-
men at D. IA.
= West Ssa;sle-Servlces are held every
sonasy afssrnoon az the Halter school 81
: o'clock. Rev George ssuxxeaie. rector OF
o.. Clements church, officiating.
st Pami's Chapel Warren avenue ard
1sspaoafcau street. Rev. L.ionel 4. Wye
priest "a charge. Sunday school At SO
q. ~. Hciy couanaaiaso,. 81, the frst Suu-
LAY % TIE month 81 II n IA. ard on tne
ta!Fa sunday al a. n.
81 Mary's--Woo.lard Park Rev. II. III.
ssoWen In charge. Service and sermon AZ
:. p. IN. Mr. Wilbur S. Lewis. lay reader.
4sse Green Lake car; get OF nj Winslow
staten.
81. Clement 's-Twen,y-foursh avenue
Baxzelie. res s.s ressisn ss 81 rwssss
hfta avenue south. Sunday sasaoai. -
a m Morning prayer and sermon at y
os'osk Celebration OF the holy com
manion On the FIRST Sunday Of every
month at II a. IL. and oa the third sun
Jay OK every month al i. n.
j.. 50. Marks church, Harvard avenue and
spring street. Rev. ]. T. u. Liwya. rec.
Tor: residence. Thirty SIKH avenue and
Madison street. telephone, Black if2l.
Hours al church. 10 II .. m. ami TO s-S
r M; telephone. Brown 5as. Services at
80 and Il a. m and p, m. .Bibie Class
for adults. 80 a. IA, All welcome. Large
vested cEoir,.. Morning subiect, "A Cun-
saniirg Fire" Evca.ng subject, -Hagars
Relfgina.'
ST. stephen Ballard. Rev r. T.. Hy-
land, rector. Divine service every Sunday
at II a. IN. and 30 y, m. The hoiy com
munion Is celebrated on the first and
third Sundays of The month: an the first
sunday at ii a. m. on the taird Sunday
at $50 y. ~
Trinity Parish Chureh-corner Eighth
avenue and James street. Rev. II. III.
Gowen. rector. Holy communion, $50 a.
m Morning prayer Isany and sermon.
III a. n. Evening prayer and sermon. $50
y. m. Sunday school at e:sa Il. ~. Ssran-
gers cordially invited. Morning subject.
Paul Before Felix" Evening, SHIPS
That Pass in the Night" Rev. An1rsas
Bard. OF Ehefsbu-g, viii ofsiciate az bath
services today.
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Sarrcd Heart-Sixsa ayenue ami Eel
esrees. Cesssusssesd hy the Resscurtoxsxs0
Rev. Joseph A. kaufz L. 81 r. passcUt
Lew naSa with ae-snua- a. "a high Mas
WITH sermon fM.D u. II. sunday ssstisoos
80 n IA vespegs, sermon ana eeaeaic-
tier. "a =. n
CAgrch OF the Immaculate Rcssdway
AID MaaiSaa street. Res. ~ nsossssds. pas
tor, Rev A. Trieesii aud Rev. ]. Nicsssssnh.
assistants. Conducted ny the jeSslts. Law
ina Ssss at and sis a. M hsSa nises az
.r.Sa a. N. Sunday Schcoa al ~ - M
Evening se-vsce at M y. n.
Oar Lady 81 GOOD aslp-Thisa avenue
sssuta and Washington street. -Aexss +. n.
lTescnsaine. pastor. Lew mass ; r. nj
htxa 1aaSss. ie,s1 A. H., aHaeAfctton, sssV
ID.
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CoSTRAcroRs-Ja:nss

NOTICE To C0STR ACTogS-Jas1sss
STREET Paving
Nas.c% - hereby gives saa: sealea v->-
gAssatS wsfl Dc reviewed ay fas ~ 3A-s zGst
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sEe cay charter aa4 ne laws Of sns STATE
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art sha a1a041, 1x&d sss-ssa will D. for
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vg.ar - ia@ letft1g 90 sasS contract Trzssse
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