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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02
The People Believe
What They Read About Hoods
Sarsaparilla
Their Faith in This Medicine Is
Grounded on Merit
Thoy Know Il Absolutely curos
Whom othor Medicines Fail

Hoods sarsaparilla Is not merely alm-
pie preparation OF sarsaparilla, Dock,
Btillingia aud little lodlde OF Potassium.
Besides these excellent alternatives, Il
also contains those great antl-blllous and
liver remedies, Mandrake and Dandelion.
II also contains those great kidney renee
dies, IVA ursl, Juniper Berries, aud
Plpsissewa.
Nor are these all. Other very valuable
curative agents arc harmonlously COM
bincd In Hoods sarsaparilla, and Il Is
carefully prepared under the personal
supervision OF regularly educated phar-
mnclsi.
Knowing these facts, Il tho abiding faith
the people have In liood'n Sarsaparilla O
matter Of eurprlsoY You can see WIN
Hoods sarsaplrilla cures, when other
mrdlclnca totally, absolutely fail.
MY llttlo girl was uHllctod with
eczema and suffered for seven years. She
was attended by physicians aud tried
many different kinds OF medicine with.
out relief. After taking few bottles o..
Hoods sarsaparllla she was ourod,n Mns.
EMMA FRAsKLlS, Iloneoye, New York.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02
CLEARING HOUSE REPORT.

Salt Lake city. Feb. 2. 1899.
goihy's clearlnss ..'''''''''''''.ss,ms
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02
Az AyTI.ExpAysIoN "REMINISCENCES
Ist. PAU Pioneer Press.

T0N TWUI TIONttf ITNhH,I
Massachusetts,, durings Gen. Grants
last term, furnished the same leader
ship Tor the anti-expansion forces OF
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02
usreAY POUND NOTICE.

ONE IRON oRAy noRsf. ABOUT SIX
y ,sisc. old "A left shoulders C 10"
ono hay horsci about o years old. star In
forehead. weighs about eleven hundred.
no brands visible,
II the above described animals AFRO not
claimed on or hoforc February IA i,pl they
o'clock. JOHN %. NATION.
foundkurper
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02
s,sstp.

PETERsoN.-M Salt Lake city,
Utah. January "a. 1899 Karen Jensen
Peterson. In the fifty-Hlsth year ~ her
axe. Sh. was the daughter Of Hans ana
Marie Jensen. and was born at
liaugerup. SorO county Denmark
october .. 1888. baptized into the
church Of Jesus Christ of tatter.dny
Saints June ~, 1856. and luft her ma
tive land with her parents. three
brothers. and one sister. Sister Peter.
son helped 20 puil the handcarts Ia
the tollsome journey across the plains.
and this experience was rendered the
harder through the death OF her only
sister while on the way. In christen
Chrirtcnacn'n company. which arrived
late In the fall Of 1857. She was mat
rlcd To Elder Samuel Peterson In 1859
and became the mother OF six sons and
three daufhtcru OF these. Ave are atill
living. one OF the sons IL at present
Milling foreign mission. A step.
daughter shared her Inv. nr abundant.
~ M her own children. Her husband
and four Of her children were by hrr
side az the time Of death. Sister Peter
son lived and died a faithful Latter
DAY Saint. beloved by all who knew
her
Miiicnniai star. please COPY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02
MlllcnnInl sun. plcasc cony.

sMfTH.-At Snowflake. Arizona. on
the evening of January q. 1883. Jeml-
mn W. Smith. born mt Crawford. 81
Andrews Northnmptonahirc. England.
January 10. isss. Emlgrnted To raro-
wan. Utah. In 1867. Came Co Snowflake
Dec, 10. 1870.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-02-02
LEWIS 90 % LYE,

EAftfNNHN
The strongest and
purest made lniihs
other Lycs, Il II hnely
powdered, packed ~ y
can having two Hos,
, one easily cut and me
| lthcr removable iet
nnatant use, II VIII
Jake the best FER
y umed Hard Soap "
boiling, Il II this hest
for cleansing waste
pipes, dlsnlfsftlns
sinks, closets. cleaning
paints, bottles, barrels
washing trees and klll-
INK Insects. Tor on
glneers and fnach.n-
lists uses: for painters,
TO remove old paints
,''ta.to ammo. nA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-02
SArecfIihe Xhat.

z. .. Suntsr. EN- 2,brer in be,
Nonms.S 6ule. sp6lf Ws,len BON vi.
banp, Do. 1T tootlid ron sinem orelt
iebn Sabre alien SbIler Ramens Char.
les Ap,es. ben er priiseIte. asitobsn
tporoen. Der Snabs 1T TN 8efdnsuts
Wie feline Witibilet ~erldblen, ftraft,
ounter ben 8naben. iurem er ibm cine
8erte bibt Dor iein @siibt blsli unb be,
'eIbe ee8sn tbn ibnuppen l,eB. 10 odb iii
belnobe iepesmul bic Saut pWdihnItl
uno 8lut fob. Bl6bllt sos 2lptss
ibneQ ein Iaidenmsiier uub psritBte
Dem 2ebrer elnen . it unter benz linten
DIR, 400 bic alinse pes MeRerS balb um
ben gals unb brabts ibm pabur6 au6
eine ibredIide S6nittpunoe bel Die
9inoer foben idmmtllt aus Der Sduls
unb Sumter lag bort ein,se 3sit obne
leoe Sllfe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-02
Gnalifhe 86osrwprte.

Bel benz SabreSbantett Der 8irmingt
BAN. GnelanO. Sunbelsfammsr ertldrts
Der Ser3os bon Deponibire: IS ldBt
iid nit Sidsrbeit porbsriassn, baB bic
oemndbit au srtpartenoe Ibronreoe bic
fortesfest freunoidaftliden SsrbGltnifis
@robbritannisnS NIT aQen anbetn Sra
tlonsn betonsn piro. gbenio often muB
suseitunbsn tusrosn. oab iit unisrs BE.
s%iebun9en 3u ben Der. Staaten, tpel1e
spar ni6t unisre nd9itsn Ra1barn,
pobl aber in 6olse 9lutspsrtpanbtitafl,
Spmpatbie uno semeiniamer 8sitrebun.
gen unS am ndditen iieben, bebeutenb
eebeHert babsn. Nir Iino Su Der nsber.
seuaune e%etOmmen. oab ni6t muir bic
8anoe Der 5rsunof@aft unb Seelsnpsr.
tpauoti6aft, i%Onoern aud oieisnise &c.
meiniamer SntsrsHe. uns bel elmer &C..
meini6oftlit su uerfolsenbsn Bolitif in
Der Welt suiummenfnipfsn. Mir ALIEN
unter ben Rationen Der @elt iinb nit
aitiper Spmpaibie ben 8orsdnsen es.
fOIst. tpel1e bic Der. Staaten in ben
8orbsrsrunb Der Weltpolitli ridten. ba
mir fiblen. bab bic 3utunft Der Der,
Staten ni6t undbnli6 Der unirisen ii,
unO oaB bic umeritapiiden SnisrsFen
Iid in Der Saupiiabe. ipsnn nldt gang
lid. nit ben unirieen uno bsnientsen un.
iersr 9%oIonisn osten. llniere Spmpa.
ibie 1T iest 70 tief bel unS uno our1 uns
cernrtis gum Guscrud eebrabt uorben.
oab NOR auf Der anoern Settle bsS 9.'
laniie bic ooQe 8erantportlihteit far bic
9eeen'Yft&isn perfpdrt. DRt Cider.
belt fam man b%ebaupten, bob au teiner
3sit unieres @ebentens uuiere 8ssiebun.
gen su ben Der. Staaten iemals 10
freunoli6er gtt paren. pis sur Ses'
beit".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-02
Snfcl cam mu6 bcrappen.

DaS ObsrbOfseridt snti6ieo in be,
alase Der Der. Stnatsn sessn biz
Sb,fsmatler peQep 9,os. su 8unitsr
Der 4n9eflasten. Ontel Sam bltte Die
Slrma uuf bic 3urld8abe bon $500
Bfuno pertlasi. welbe cetielbsn am 81
2pril '93 bon lieutenant Sims, BEN
Oamulieen Wariue Attabe Der Der.
Staten 9oii4Oft fur stpei 2obIsni6 If
~ lie 600 lonnen suplel besablt porbsn
isin iolten. SIN @OnIrufle NOR aus
orddlib petmettt pVroen, bnb cine ftlb'
Seitise 8rieessrtIdrun8 Der 5irma nib
sur SAT- fallen biirfs. Dle 5irma pers
mohte aber tpesen Der am 90. 4pril fol
senoen ariesSsrtIdtuns bic beiOen Dam.
pier ni6t mebr gu %fteltn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-02
meg bierffinfenSer 9ontfneHf si neunsu

meg bierfrinfenSer 9ontiuent gu ueunsti
iei.
Sod bente finoen mir bis In bic
inneriteu Tbeile &frifas bel ben Nsser.
pSlferu Die SerItelluns zines eiseuts
liten Sieres aus Mals. Siebt man
aber aud nod BON Der 9enntniB Der
Mlalabereituns oils elmer notbmenbisen
8orbeoin9ung ab uno uerftebt unter
Bier jeoe8 aus elmer gefotten, iebr
f%tdrfebaltisen Sliiiiisfeit burd @dbs
runs berseitelltes @etrdnf, 70 uerlest
ii6 iein l%lripruns bis In bic fernfte
8ergansenbeit unb in bic 3eiten Der
eriten Sulturanfdnse juriid. Damn
mar niht einmal bic SenntniB bes
aderbaues bon NOtbeu, oeuii ME nod
beute 3ablretde NaturuSlfer bic itdrfes
balti9en Samen nilber @rdier rob
ODER in eer6ietem 3uitaube senieeen,
10 f0nnte aus iolden ourh 9o6eu uuo
nattrdslide @dbruus berielben aud
cine Dirt BON Bier 9efponneu fperoer.
Die STUNT bes 9odens, ME mir lie
beute ueriteben, tonnte freilid nidt
friiber ausseiibt neroeu, oils bis man
@efdbe aus einem Stoif gu bereiten
wuBte, Der bic @lutb zines Seuers auss
belt, oa3u gebDrt alio idon cine 9es
miiie 3enntniB in Der 9erarbeitun9 Der
Wletalle. Sabn aber matt barauf aufs
merriam, oab es nod elm Mittelbing
Smifdeu R0iten unb Soteu seben fann
uno se9eben bot, oas in benz 8erfabreu
beitano, sliibenoe Steine in cine Sliiis
iisteit au merfeu unb lie babur6 3u ers
bisen. Gin ioldeS Steinto6en III nod
beute bel unterseorbneten 80lfern iebr
uerbreitet unb 1T iosar in Der @eseub
Der Saue uno 9rau nod bis ~ elmer
sur niht 10 lanse suriidlieseuoen Seit
aud CUR 8ierbereituns In @ebraud
seweien, uno man ranute bas auf
bieie @eiie berseltellte @etrdnt Steius
bier; in 9drnten sibt es nod beute
ben 0ameu .Steinbier.9 rauereien,-
Der iosar in Der amtliden 9ieriteuer'
StatiItit 3u finoen III. 90 perlest iid
Der gnfans oes 9ierbrauens in bic
oorbi itoriide 3eit Der Menidbeit, in
etne 3eit, in Der meoer Der slderbau
nod Die Stunt beS eisentlideu 8ofens,
nod bic Griabruus in Der Serwenouns
Der Mietalle bereitS beitanoeu Su baben
brarht.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-02
sslapare. eada. g. gDsHsrn GifsnbabH.

3iss b~srlaItn SeraptOn: Grprsb flu 8iHs-
bamtou, SSwssp, Glmira. 60 ming, Bath,
Danspias, Wouut Worris I'M Buffalo 1910,
2.35 unp 8 O9 Rorsens, 1.55 unb $50 Rat.
8srbinpuus ma6snb In Buffalo nah ausn
punftsn In esm @sf.n. ROrb. unb Siepef.N
GrprsB fur Rem yOrt, philadelphia. Cation,
Jrsntpn, cifli6 uno fibIi6. nm $40, sou uub
10. Dr., 1855 unb 1888 Ra6m. Rl6pIion
ACCOMMODATION um $40 Nadm. 5pbpbanna
deeompoatipn um $40 gbsnbs.
GrprtB fir RcrtbumbsrIuno, pittstou, WiI-
fts. Sarre, ETC., an 6 90 unp 1905 Rprssns,
unb t.55 uub 5 ~ Ra6mittass.
Boafdnpigt Ausfunft ibn &attn ndt allen
5btilsn Der Der Sidattn unp Canada fam To
Der 1idstofTes i'm Sabnbsf trbaltsu ptrbtn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-02
Sepep'e Gnfht.

SamiIion 9ropn. Der Rsbaiteur bel
3eitidrift ..8riiiib Rsalm", battle Der
Abmiral Depsp brisfi6 eriudt, Jpn
feline Nniidt ibsr @roBbritunnien's im'
petiaIiff6s POlitit miisuibsiIen. 81
srbielt aus Wanila einsn Brief BON go.
miral, batirt bonn 10. December, in mel.
dem bstislbe iuet: ,.Nu& Ianaidbrise,
Danbsruns bin i'd su Der ahiidt &c.
lanst, baB bic imperiulifii6e Boiitll
GnslanbS Der md@iieits 5aitOr in bsI
Civilization Der Dslt it,"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-02

~ e1hs9s
Or. Wiles' Witttl
tptrbtn burb aat
Npptbtftr btriauft
unter elmer poftiptn
garaHtie; bic ttftt
Giaids mist ootr has
8eIo ipito Iurldsrs
ftdtttt. BUD hbtr
bic Rranfbetten bes
6trlens uno Der
Rerbtu fret.
aorsHt:
o. GID tTa SID q n 1
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-02

~ 8sfeGt bas .DO&snbIatt''.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-02

k2ss aiebt feline perdntiportlihe SteIun9
W Bon ieinen itettsen Rerpen, iIarem aopf.
f6trsm auee uno ponitdnoieer Selbtbtberrs
fbune bdnat bic Si1erbsit bts 3uaes uno bas
2tbtn Der Va faeitrt ab. Or. Wiies' Rerpins
uno anbertn Wittsl fno b~siouotrs e%esiontt. bic
Rtrbsn ftetie, ben Ropf flar uno bic %qtitiesn
Gdbieititsn uubstintrd6tist ~ srbalttn.
2oiomotiUfltrtr @. u. WeGop, frlbtr BON
1893 9ronoipap, Council Bluffs, Der abtr lest
In 3i11 6umbOlot Strabe, In 9eupsr ipobnt,
fdrsibt, ~oab sr Sabre lane On 9trtopfune lit,
mas ibm franibaftts, nsrp6its uno bili6its
Ropftptb ptruriahis, uuo feline 8tiunobtit tpurbe
b5nie ipitoerbtrptftllt ourb Or. Wiles' Nsrs
ben. unb etbsrspiiltn. Sd %tHpfsbis Or. Milts'
AnLLL.I h...IlA
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-02
Gifembabn Seittabelie.
erie unO @pOmina gauss Giisnbabn q

JH JF"TI VT" f0' CEPI. fOoU'
3Hss p%srla1en S:rantcn fir Gtp gorf, Nsm.
burab unp 3piittnpunfttn auf Der Grit 8abu,
~ebtnfaus fir Satley uno lofalsu punftsu un
7 03 Mpraens unp 2.25 Natmittaes. !3iiss
srrsitsn Ssraniou Don obistn punften um
1923 @Orssns, 3.t5 Ra&mittas uuu 90S
Abenps.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1899-02-02
Grant Stetter,
SOtel nn0 SGGerei
Watnftra8e, 9pbe Warf.

"Rr VHUe WIZ.
Barms unb faIts epsilen Fnb gu ieo.r Ga.
assbeit 5u baben. 6rifdes Eager ftets an
5apf. iouis Beins. eiquore unb Gisarren.
Die nit msinem SoteI usrbunoene Bdderei
itefert Elm uorji9Iides Badmsrf. unb uerbeu
aus BsfsIuu8.H prompt uuo biuie beiorgt.
rant Stetter
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-07
War With The Road.

A Montpelier special TO the Free
Press says that NJ. W. Wh4elock, V. l.
HIay'on, f. II, Tracy and W NJ. Ordw.
ay boarded the II a. M, rar to BARR.
yesterday, and after paying the first five
cents nStallment ard demanding trans
iers they refused TO pay the second five
cents ana were Set eff by Conductor
Ierry IN the snow when jus. over the
Barre line
They immediately boarded the mex,
car for this city and went through the
same program again and were again
elected on upper Barre street by Con.
ductor Martin. The quartet then walk.
rd INTO the city and brought seven suit,
against the conductors named above fo,
assault claiming 500 damages in eac
ease.
Inc force OF attorneys in the city and
the sheriffs were kept busy in the af-
'rrnoon making out and serving the
papers. They will be heard Monday
The employees of the road are very
p"llf" when they eject man from the
ezra I'd it is well understood that they
at amply following Instructions from
the company
A Barre special TO the Free Press
says that the people here will follow
the action taken by Montpelier and
maze several test eases.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-07
Barre Library.

The following is the continued list q
'ew books in the Barre Library:
Roosevelt and Lodge,
Hero Tales from American His.
tory,
Munroe. Kirk
RattmateS,
Snow-Shoes and Slcdgrs,
The Fur Seals Tooth.
Knox, Il. W.
Boy Travellers in Mexico.
Douglass, A.
A Little Girl in Old Boston,
Little Girl in Old New York
ThaXter, Celia
Stories and Poems for Children.
The Story of Little Jane and Me.
White, Z. o.
A Little Girl of Long Ago.
Champney, Liss
Witch Winnie in Paris,
Witch Winnie ut Shinnrcook,
Witch Winnie at Versailles,
Witch Winnie in Holland.
witch Winnie in Spain.
Richards l.. +.
Queen llildegarde.
lIildegarhe's Neighbors,
Hildrgardr's Holiday,
llildrgard's Home,
llildegard's Harvest,
(ilimDscs Of the French Court,
When Was Your Age,
Nautilus,
Isla Heron.
Melody,
Marie,
Rosin the Beau,
Narclssa,
Jim of llrllas,
Captain January,
Some Day,
Five Minute Stories.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-07
DEATH OF MRS. TEMPLE.

Mrs. d. w. Temple of Montpelier
Il cd suddenly from Iulnor in the head
at IA little past twelve o'rlok Sunday
night. She has been i'll for some years
but her condition WAS not considered Il
be dangerous. She was 40 years "l
are and leaves IL hus sband, the seni"l
member in the firm Of Temple, McCueI
Co.., one son, Alfred, and II mother
Mrs. &. n. Mead of Burlington. Sh"
also leaves two sisters in Brooklyn,
n. Y. In the year 1870 or Il Mrs. lem
pie then Lizzie Mead commenced al
lending school ut Goddard Seminary
She had many friends here IN barre
who will mourn her death sincerely
rhe funeral arrangements have not ye'
been completed.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-07
NEWS BOILED DOWN.

Unemployed labcrers have had a pa.
rade in Havana.
a blizzard is aging in Texas Great
loss of live stock is feared.
Peace has been restored in Uruguay
by the defeat Of the Colorados.
j. N. Holmes prospector, was frozen
to death on pi,,e's peak, Colorado.
The MoultOn Till winery at Clover
dale, Cal, has been burned; loss, 500,
900.
The latest ballot for senator at Har.
risburg resulted: Quay, 10; jerks, 3;
Stewart, |. No quorum.
Robert p. Porter has returned to
Washington from Cuba and reported the
sa tisfa ctoly result of his interview with
Gomez.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-07

WANTED An experienced stenog'
raph-r would would like position
Familiar with granite business. kef'
.r.nces. Inquire at this Office.
262-f.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-07
SPARRING EXHIBITION.

Frank Dunn of Granitevlllr and Ed
En- light of Montpelier, will spar eight
rounds for points at Arnory hall
Montpelier. tonight The prclimi-
marie, will consist of three round bout
mtween Frank (iaulhirr and Bert Gil.
leo; and the same between p j. MALONE
aud II. Cook. There will also be lag
punching, club swinging, etc. L"vrr-
Of athletic sports will pass an enjoyable
evening at The Capilal.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-07
THE LIVING ISSUES,

Wa are ON the eve of another city
,,,,;,n The candidates for these
nos,tion. should be The very best tue
r;,v c,n furnish regardless OF party
I ,,ni;t;cs The living issuses that are
npfore us as city will be discussed "y
q w. Morrow Of burlington IN Heuu'us
Wo,ho,l;st church Wednesday nj mt az
= 40 o'clock, admission free.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-07

Chicago, Feb IA feud Of long stand
ing that l"s existed between two sets
Of young men reached climax when
genuine battle was fought in West
Fullerton avenue, near II gh street
Nearly half hundred men took part
In the affair, and knives and clubs were
freely used. Six men We're badly in
jured, and dozen others received
slight wounds
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-07
Big order For MOsuujtO Burs.

Reading. Pa, Feb. IA Philadelphia
company has placed a large order with
a Reading iron plant for the manufac-
turc of mosquito bars. The Phladel-
phia concern has Il contract with the
government to provide the bars, which
VIII be used TO support nettngs for the
soldiers doing garrison duty in the new
island possess 'ons. The orders for the
bars are placed in 1900 lots at a time.
Barre evening telegram. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-19??, 1899-02-07
THE TREATY RATIFIED,
United States Senate IndorScs the
Peace Commissioners
CLOSING OF TIE DEBATE.
Senator Allen o. Nebraska Explains
His Position "a, the Pending Qucs-
tion ana Replies to NewS-
paper Criticlsm.

washington, Feb. THE peace treaty
mas been ratified by majority of in
the senate.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-28

the face that seems as dear to him today as
it die when he used to fancy that all her
thoughts were given to her art.
Marguerite, you will come with me in
stantly to the Hotel de Sake says Mrs.
Page majestically.
At the same instant Tom has seized his
sweetheart's reluctant hand as she endeav-
ors to efface herself behind the door leading
into Bianca's second room, and drawn her
forward into the bright winter sunshine.
Daisy, there has been too much mischief
made between US for me to let me out of my
sight again without hearing the truth from
your own lips. Did you give me up be-
cause
Daisy, L insist upon your obeying me at
once" interposes Mrs Page, shaking her
daughters slender arm severely.
You must choose between listening to me
or to your mother now says Tom, sternly
Il have something to say to you and if you
wish to hear it you will put on your things
and come out where we can be alone"
Il must hear what Tom says mamma,
says Daisy, in a firm voice. that tells Mrs.
Page her days of supremacy are over. 81
will come back here as soon as he has fin
ished."
And forgetting all her aversion to the
thought of facing him again, as she recog-
nizes the unchanged look in his eyes, Daisy
throws on the hat and jacket that are lying
across Bianca's sacred piano, and turns to
descend the stairs with her first and only
love.
the Avenue des Beaux Arts and along the
Boulevard Botanque, reproaching, inquiring,
explaining, asking forgiveness and bestowing
1t freely in their mutual happiness. And
turning homewards an hour alter by a cir
cuitous route they catch sight of an absorb
ed couple, who are wandering through the
deserted park as slowly as though the frosty
air were the haze of midsummer.
And have they always loved each other?"
asks bewildered Daisy.
Always There has never been anybody
else with Phil, and I knew Blanca cared for
him, even when I was a boy returned Tom.
But she never said anything to me-"
well, do you think she would?"
And I was only her substitute. Tom.
am so glad. I was never more pleased over
anything in my life
yes, you WERE and this very day
That's your idea conceited boy. I wasn't
a quarter as glad as you were. Don't you
know that I ran away from you?"
And don't I know that you couldn't do
1t again if you tried?" answered Tom.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-28
GONE, TWO, THREE. ="

It was an old, old, old, old lady,
And a boy who was half-past three, 80 z
And the way they played together RIA ~
Was beautiful to see. 80
She couldn't go running and jumping,
And the boy, no more could he,
For, he was thin, little fellow, y. g
With a thin, little, twisted knee. 1sL~ J.l>3
They sat IN the yellow sunlight, as'e
Out under the maple tree, !,
And the game that they played I'll tell you
Just it was told to me.
It was hide and go seek they were playing,
Though you'd never have known 1t to be-
With an old, old, aid, old, lady q"
And boy with a twisted knee.
The boy would bend his face down
On his one little sound right knee, .
And he'd guess where she was hiding
Iii guesses One, Two, Three!
you are in the china closet"
He would cry and laugh with glee.
1t wasn't the china closet
But he still had Two and Three
You are up in papas big bedroom
In the chest with the queer old key!
And she said, You are warm and warmer.
But you're not quite right" said she
''It can't be the little cupboard
Where mammals things used to be,
50 1t must be the clothespress, gran'ma,"
And he found her with his Three.
Then she covered her face with her fingers
They were wrinkled and white and wee
And she guessed where the boy was hiding
With One and a Two and Three.
And they never had stirred from their place
Right under the maple tree
This old, old, old, old lady,
And the boy with the lame little knee,
This dear, dear dear old lady
And the boy who was half past three.
-(Scribner's Magazine
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-28
NEW SHADE OP NOTE PAPER.

Dawn grey is the sweetly poetic name of
the very latest shade in fashionable note
paper. 1t is quite pretty tint on the "ele-
plants breath" order and seems to have
already usurped the throne so lately held
by violet and wedgewood blue stationery.
1t is to be hoped that black ink will be
generally used with this new sort for white
is an offense against good taste and to the
artistic eye.-Exchange.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-28
THE MONTH OF MAY.

Twas in the gladstone month of May,
When song birds trill a roundelay,
That we two went a-Maying;
Daphne wore a sailor nat,
A shirt waist and goloshes.
A parasol and muff she had
And /, two mackintoshes,
A fur cape and a palm leaf fan
Equipped thus, went we straying,
For twas the gladstone month of May,
And well we knew where safety lay,
When we two went a-Maying.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-05-28

It was an old, old, old, old lady,
And boy who was half-past thre
And the way they played together
Was beautiful to see.