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Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-15
Plans to Organize State
Troops at Once.
GOVERNOR NOT A CANDIDATE
lEc VIII Accept tho Scnnforship II
offered 10 lin "A Good Mnn GONE
lawyers and Rcut Estate Nc,i
Discuss Commission on Court Sales
Advertisements Judges TO Rcu-
deg Opinion nnd FIX Rates.
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(Sptclai 10 NlTSllnall-IlIJii
Richmond, Va, March 14.-Therc is
now ready for use in the equipment of
the Virginia military about So 900.
equally divided between State and ma
tional appropriations.
Adjutant General Corbin has notified
Governor Tyler that tile War Depart
mcnt is ready to furnish the State with
Its quota of arms. It is not probable
that the men will get Krag -Jorgcnsens,
but that they will be supplied with the
improved Springfield arm.
Governor Tyler wishes to have the
State military reorgunizcd as soon as
possible. There has been no need for
troops recently. but the Governor
wishes To have military companies
scattered throughout the state, so that
he can have Il force within easy strik-
bic that may arise.
WANTS MORE SOLDIERS.
The present military forco of the
State is 446. These have uniforms. III
addition TO this there are now unused
uniforms for the First Regiment. These
are of gray cloth. They were made in
hrn'Ili,.. "i',' . "oVut my l.'iit ot 'hc
All - - 'i &C. Siii'is'
which We're discharged from the ser
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,nunv v.au knnwn Observation-Disclosures ,yore
inri,i,Iad :, is mndntgi"nI mn cw.,,,;
me of tboea yin reo,,,nniye. mnicr IT,
old nnmc
Assistant Inenector General In Lane
Starn is -. wori, ON -, nIan Of rnorprn-
ixiny Inc Siatn tronns which viI he
sIibmiitnd IN The Governor in n few
dnvs OWING IN nv,ron,e Illness I'm Ad-
infant c,onnroI Tnllns fomjlv when
has lte,t him nj his homo ~ Culpruer
fnr .nrc,aI vool|s no has moi hsen
,bi ia ,.g,t- M, .bie question
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-15


And quick to the right the gray lines
, wheel and answer with Il shout.
But the river was mad and swollcn-to
left-to risht-no ford
,., ~ me i'.anuemsu ming
az inc orloSe' ana sun the Soau.
TO the ford" ITO the ford!"-rang
the bugie-'to the ford-rctrcat or
diet"
And still the nail of n bullet hail from
out OF n mortar sky
And they stood like blue bull wound
And stu the flash
from deadly lash
ana sun the paros OF hre.
Then out from, n noor-hv cah,n g, ,noun-
tain maiden came.
Her cheeks were banks Of snow drifts
but her evcs wore Skies Of uonc
And she drew her sunbonpct closer ne
U.ovcrs of lead.
And one of them said:
"lll clip 4 curl rs go').
ctro,o,,. ,,, ,,
'''!ts' az ~ ~ uuSn t.c o'IS puiets
wbiln IA h ,', n''".eu ""e. ., a.,
', ,'i,, 81" ' "I" ~ ,Suns uoWn ht 'he
and hnhi,6 ,bctr no,t e eri,,m f 3n,''eu'
H,It sin sbn n@d
Through the thunder rod
And sim through tba ilrhtninr sioot
Ana s,, .,oo a.,
ma She STOOD nj the fenerars stirrup
,v,, t.u, ,i' "S - 'iiouh'uih rose
n.y., VIZ -" ~ 'oDNs uoMh ii inc morn
sbo sto 60 .''t s',sy ms ui,Waru goes;
'''''' W" " II Io All f thc S",u'
no tbn cord ,o-dov
I'm a girl-but I'm not nfroid,"
Ivy .,'c sl"N .r'"ps tnronEed around
win -, 'i, a,.e' m iepei Scii
1910 "tnse M 70 ic"u thGm they
Ana " III. soor . .nG SAFES or nell
For she s 90, cIuur .'J TO- HIM TU"f thoro
With her floating hair
AS the wild vine ciinrs to no oor
'''e va
,,,.., -
dn,'.,, ,tst ,re n"iiv.s she ied them
And ,'.han M, =. 81. .', u ';,l rohu.
80 ~ - tme "rne,hl nisnouhted TO
e.n, - '1 go ~ III. tpIu'
Better get behind me. General
For the bullets win hit Won horn,,, "''
And then tho halls CANA s,nc,i
ringing ouirk ana hnt no ''N
But the cTnv trnons pnvc ,,o,,, ho, g..
ball and answered. sho+ for sbot
."rhor have riddied voi,r Ell ~. n''"''
Genera, said ..i must tol'n No., y, o,,t
OF this din. ~" 'u'
ooh. that's all right
She answered light
They are wounding my crinoline,"
And then. in n blaza of hoort,. ,n
bonnet off She took
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1899-03-15
| Lawrence & WeItOn

Yesterday was a busy day
one Of the busiest, in fact we
have had for some time. Peo-
pie went out without being
waited on, That we know
and are truly sorry we were
unable to handle the crowd
properly. Try to-day, with
extra help we are in a better
position TO show our goods.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-01
Serious Charge against Salt
Lake Mining Man,
Is ACCUSED or BURGLARY.
Taken neiorc Justice Nielsen Other
Arrests win Follow charge
II Harness Stealing.

Arthur u. Hudson, assistant secretary
OF the Salt Lake Stock y Mining cx-
change, was arrested by Deputy sheriff
Harris today on the charge N burglary.
Hudson had In his possession % vet Of
tan leather harness. which was stolen
from the barn of Thomas u. Black.
manager Of the salt Lake snddlcry
company IN September last The shor-
ms officers have been aware Of the
fact that Hudson was In possession Of
the hhrnoHh FOR several days. having
seen him with part Of II ON the day
of the last circus parade. Last night
Deputies Harris aud DowHo went 10
HudsonH house, ut 700 a,at Fifih South.
ana found the harness IN the bhrn.
When questioned by the officers Imd-
ron stated that ne bought the harness
from stranger In December last. pay
INK $40 therefor.
After his arrest today he atlll stuck TO
his original story until charged with the
commission OF the crime by sheriff
HuWellH Hudson then weakened and
admitted that he know the property
was stolen when he bought H. az the
same time giving the name " the party
from whom he bought the harness.
The defendant was taken before JUS
ticc Nielsen at 2 o'clock this afternoon.
but VIII be nrraignsd tomorrow.
other arrests Viii follow.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-01
o FLEET TAGALo.

Fight on. fight on, Tagalo braves. the
gods are with you yet,
You men with blanco pantaioons and
visages Of Jet;
We've presented you with bullets fast
MS any dry goods sale.
We've cucroachcd on your cntrench-
ments like a Patanaquc gale.
But You're hale and hungry hfathcna.
aud you stu maintain n thirst
For the bullets that We send YOU and
the ahrnpncl that we burst.
When<ou romp upon the ridges where
NJ rice was wont 10 grow.
We nrc smitten with the wonder and
the Hplnndur Of the show,
And we've often longcd To- stake you.
with your tall Tagalo stride.
For lnter.collcgc hurdles or for sprlnts
M Riverside;
Ana we also Wished TO ask you. when
We felt the killing pace.
n you thought that life uH well as war
was one grand running race.
on the hlloclSs. on the ridges. on the
brightly cleaning plains
We have dyed the troplc herbago with
the purple of your vclns
But Won never be fat-rucors and we're
not nthlrst for gore:
Let as hush the tragic music and rush
10 the charge no more
In other words. - dusky ones, let's close
the hipp0drome.
For we're only Volunteers, YOU SEQ, aud
wish 20 sauntcr home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-01

lie Il Much Annoyed by snapshot Camera
ficnds' Being Doggod Essrywhere.

He Il Much Annoyed by snapshot Camera
ficnds. Being Dosgod Essry where
New York. Aug. IA dispatch 10 the
journal and Advertiser from Trieste
says.
Admiral Dewey spent quiet day
airolling about Trieste this afternoon
and evening. but was everywhere fol-
lowed by crowds " people Snap shot
photograph flcnda continually dog his
footsteps, swapping their cameras until
the admiral could not longer conceal
his annoyance.
In the evening the admiral. accom-
panied by capt. Lamberton and Flag
Lieut.. Brumby. visited the Cafe Spec
cha IN the Piazza Grande The cafe WAS
quickly crowded with people. who gath.
cred around ana stared respectfully nj
the American officers
During the day Admiral Dewey paid
= farewell visit 70 the De Martini fam
ny, the only Americans living In
Trieste.
Miss Nellie Dc Martini. who had
presented him with a bouquet on the
arrival ~ the olympia, sang and Miss
him.
The admiral was greatly pleased with
the music and calamity compllmcnted
the young ladies' saying:
II never heard such u fine amateur
Singer nor "a better player"
While strolling about the streets the
admiral entered n glove shop and Inn
medlntcly the place was bcselgpd BY
hundreds OF people.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-01

Washington. Aug 1.-The marine
hospital service up to noon today had
received nothing from the center Of vel.
low foyer Infection nt Hampton later
than Or. Waadln's report NJ last night
placing the total Of the yellow fever
outbrclk at 81 cases and deaths
Or. fnrqhnr nj Portsmouth reported
this morning that he was In close touch
with the authorities ut Portsmouth and
no suspected cnscs.
In reply to "a telegr1phlc request from
the mayor uf Norfolk. Surgeon General
Nymun turncd over 20 the Norfolk nu.
thorltlos Cranoy Island below Norfolk
to be used IN case Of need as an isoin-
ton and detention camp.
The usual period Of incubation NJ tho
disease Is from three TO 1--WE days, al
though II has extended TO eleven days,
The soldier who IL supposed TO be- re-
fponaihle FOR the importation OF the
fever from cuba has not yet been APP
pretended, although several inmntea u
tho home have been recognized and de-
talncd at various points. IL Is said by
the marine hospital authorities that
there "a but little danger OF the further
spread OF the disease By the soldier In
question, lie had not developed the
fever himself when no left the home.
Objections have already been raised
60 the determination reached by the
government 10 send the Eurrison at
Fort Monroe 10 Battery Point, Del. Sur
gcun General Wymau has called the
attention Of the war department 10 the
fact that " is not fnr enough north %
take a garrison which possibly may
have yellow fever Infection. II would
Doe dangerous. he says. 20 the troops
ana the people IN that vicinity. A. the
war department II Is said the whole
matter has been turned over 10 General
Merritt, surgeon General Wyman has
refused 10 allow the troops tn be sent
by rail through Washington from Fort
Monroe and they will be taken across
the bay to Cape Charles and thence by
rail 10 Battery Point None OF the
transportation companies operating In
Chesapeake Hay and Hampton Roads
would take the troops hy water To Bat
IuLN ImLmL
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-01
ELECTRIC FLASHES,

Tho Y. s. cruiser Oiympln started
from Trieste for Naples az I O'clock
this afternoon. ="
The iron workors empiovcd &, T. u
Morse's ahlpyard. brooklyn. NUMBERING
800 mon struck today.
Gen. ous today cabied tho wnr de-.
lIungnt thnt the consul at Nagashll
nus informed him Of the death In inc
hospital there NJ Private RicborJ m
'nlph' battery ~ Utah artillery.
The Americas cup challenger sham.
,ush peht her Jury sails today, prepara-
United States.
AZ a meeting Of the directors Of the
standard on company u NeJ Jersey a
dividend OF per cent was declared
Der rs.
For the second time In two weeks the
osWafzchlld and sulzberg packing plant
3lnolsla Of Kansas city have practical
y settled the differences with their
luOO employees, ana today work was re-
sumed In all departments.
The Belgian cabinet ministers this
morning decided that In view OF the
rejection yesterday by the parliament
commission OF 10 Of an the great cleo
torial bills which had been referred 10
H. It was their duty to resign.
\ collision occurred this morning he
tween the ferry boat Now York OF the
Williamsburg line and the ". S, gun
boat Dolphin, The bow Of the gunbont
cut through the ferry boat into the ON.
sine room breaking the main shaft and
damaging the machinery. The gun
boats bow was bent and several feet
Of the rail torn away.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-01

NOTICE.

To All Whom This Concerns.
Notice N hereby given. that on WA
nesdny, the 10th day OF August. ADM
at Q o'clock y. M, at Logan Clty In
Cache county, state ~ Utah. at he
oillce OF the brigham Young COLLEGE. In
the brigham Young College BUILDING
First street, In said Logan city. thor,
Will be held a meeting OF tho membsr,
Of the Brigham Young College. inrlud.
Ing the President OF the church ID h.,
sua Christ % Latter-day Saints ars
also the Trustees OF snid ufighH.
Young COLLEGE and all persons claim.
ing or having or owning or being In
any way Interested In the said Hflehan
Young College. as members. bsneafl.
aries. or otherwise
The object OF said meeting Dr. 10 con.
slider the ndvisabillty NJ Incorporating
said association. said Brigham Young
College. into corporation. not n.
pecuniury profit. and In case "a majority
Of the members present entitled 90 v6is
cast Their vote for the Incorporation N
said assoclation,to Incorporate tho nms
In accordance with sections 3ia. 800 1tt
3i5, SAC. 3i7 3is, $40. and 800 uf th. Ra.
vlscd Statutes Of the State OF Utah.
1898. and all other sections uf al1
statutes relating thereto. providing for
the incorporation of corporations not
for pccunlary profit, and 100 case Il IL
20 decided nt said meeting 90 DE-.
termine upon. prepare, and make
an affidavit for the inuurpom.
ton and ' to I ake' articles W '''o q
Incorporation. ana to incorporate he
same; 20 determine upon all " the
provisions FOR the articles Of said pro.
posed corporation and TO determine the
name and duration Of said corporation
and the purpose thereof. the place Of
the principal office. the Offices and ths
officers who are to serve as officers
thereof. ana how many shall be rcquir.
ed 20 form quorum and how such
officers shall be elected or appointed
and how they shall qualify: and 90 de-.
termlnc the powers of the said proposed
corporation and 10 determine the pow.
cra OF the trustees or officers ~ rald
corporation. and 10 determine the Ma.
bilitics ~ the members of said proposed
corporation. and TO determine upon tho
method Of adopting and making and
amending bylaws ana Of receiving and
removing members ana officers
and 10 determine upon such
additional clauses Conformnblr 70
law az the incorporatoB may
deem necessary or desirable. and 20 DO
all other things necessary 20 fully and
completely Incorporate said corporation
In accordance with law.
This notice ~ given by authority n
the President OF the Church OF Jesus
Christ OF Lnttor-dny Saints. and alec by
authority OF and In accordance with a
resolution heretofore made by the
Trustees of said association, said Hrg.
ham Young College.
LORENZO SNOW,
President Of the Church OF Jesus christ
OF Lnttcr-duy Saints.
BRIGHAM YOUNG COLLEGE,
lly 5OS n. SMITH.
President Pro. TEN.
II. BULLEN IR., Secretary.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-01

Santo Domingo, Aug. i.--vlco Prcai-
dent Wonesino Figuero. AZ result OF
the nHsasalnntipn Of President Heuu-
reauN. July goth. has taken charge OF
the government OF Sauto Domingo as
president and has formed a cabinet ua
follows
Minister VI the lnterlor-F. d. Mo-
ralea.
Minister OF war and marine-Tilo Pa
limo.
Minister OF foreign analra-E. Hen.
rqucz
Minister OF fnancc--J. De ]. Alvarez.
Minister OF Juatice-Sobastia VAL
verde.
Minister Of agrleulturai-T cordero
HidO.
Minister Of posts and telegraph
Jaime n, Vidal.
snb-srcrothry OF the intcrlor-Branllo
Alvarez.
sub-secretary Of justlcc-Pcdro T.
Perez.
The country IL quiet and no fears OF
disturbance are entertained.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-01
BRIEF INVESTIGATION.
Two Industrial Commissioners Arrive
In the City TO Take Notes.

Congressman John C.. nell OF Colorado
ond John H. Kennedy OF Washington.
u, G. are registered at the Knutsford
hotel, The two visitors arc members
"f the subcommittee on mines and
mining OF the congressional Industrial
commission They are accompanied by
Walter II. Coleman. who acts In the
capacity NJ clerk to the commission.
The party win stay Ia this city for two
ur three days 10 come; the investiga-
lions ~ bo made here will practically
wind nm the work OF tho committee
which viii report to tho commission I'm
washington next month.
Mr Ben and hia associate spent thia
morning 10 quOstiuniug mine owners
and smolt'rmou generally regarding tho
WORKING ~ tho clght-hour law In this
state, ana gathering up statistics for
comparison with the past conditions.
The two gentlemen, however. do NOT
propose 90 visit amy mining camps dur
ing their brief stay In Utah. us they
argue with ex-senator Mantle. who h
another member OF the committee. but
absent that che ground has boon fairly
covered IN that direction In Idaho. Mon
tnna aud Colorado.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-01

Several Americans aud Mesicans Killed In
the River Pueblo..

81. Louis. Mo-. Aug. IA special TO
the Globe-Dcmocrnt from ortiz Mexico.
says:
Any doubt that the Yaauia are on the
war path In earnest was dispelled today
when news reached here that several
Americans and MoNicans had boon
killed In pucblos, or towns. In the Yngul
river valley, east and southeast OF this
station.
The courier who came In with the
news ~ the slaughter declares that no
saw desperate fight nt a point forty
miles southeast Of ortiz. and that he
has positive evidence that j. y. Vemiv
q merchant OF Hernoaillo. and ~ Mi.
Ter. q photographer In his employ were
among the killed Remiy was one OF
the best known Americans In sonora.
me Inhabitants % the towns In and
near the fapul valley are In state OF
terror.
Gen. Torres. commander ~ the first
military zone which Includes Sonora,
Slnaloh ana Lower California. who was
IN the neld with the Twelfth regiment,
" reported among the slain.
No Information Is obtainnhle as vet
OF tho number of lighting Indians under
arms hut II the outbreak Is Of the pro-
portions OF the war ended IN 1897. tho
number may be placed at between
three and four thousand, This outbreak
W a surprise 10 the state ana army otn-
II Ii impossible 20 sccdre nccurnte fig
ulca a. 10 the total number killed 10
GATE, but the estimate OF nfty on each
hlde lA not considered excessive.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-01

AZ It's meeting yesterday afternoon
the board of county commissioners
fixed the tax levy Tor county purposes
az 2-iO mills, ana the levy Tor the
county schools at 4 mills.
This matter has been up before ana
occnsloncd considerable discussion, The
agreement yesterday was unanimous.
There was some talk Of milking the
county levy only 4 mills, but 10 mako II
leHs than stated was considered unwisc.
Lust year II was ~ mills Tor tho coun-
~ purposes,
Chairman RnwliuH received n CONF
munlcntlOn from Chairman Adams of
tho Weber county commissioners, stat
ing that they had experienced consider
able trouble 10 Induce the railroads To
Keep their crossings lu repair. and
would like advice from tho snlt Lake
commissioners, The board Instructed
the clerk ~ roply 10 tho effect that as
the salt Lake commissioners had no
such difficulty they could not adyira
them upon the matter
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-01
FAST MAIL TRAIN
JUMPS THE TRACK
CARS WENT OVER THE BANK


Boone, Ia. Aug. 1.-The fast mail
train ON the Chicago and Northwestern
railroad which left Chicago at 10
O'Clock last night jumped the track at
Kate Shelly Curve" Just east OF the
Des Molnes river bridge. at o'clock
this morning. The engine and all the
cars were wrecked. The following were
killed:
ENGINEER John Mastcrson. Boone, Ia.
Fireman Arthur schemldt OF Boone.
Pogtal CLERK q. q. Stone. Austin. lie.
J. J. O'Brlcn. postal clerk llvlng In
Chicag0. died after reaching this city.
The following were injured but the
extent Of their Injuries cannot be- do.
tcrmlned until the surgeons at the hos
pithi here have examined them. They
were covered with mud. their clothes
blood.
Postal Clerk Tackert. Dixon. III.
%, Igstal Clerk A. W. loyt, Cedar
Postal clerk y. II. shlrI,. Mocausand.
MS. ''
Messcnger Helper +. l.. Flgafoos
Missouri Valley. H.
brakeman Thomas Flanncry was
slightly injured Internally.
Postal Clerk II. r.. Llndeli OF Chicnro
was badly shaken up but apparently
not much injured.
The cause OF the dorullmcnt IL un-
known at present. Conductor Ross said
he did not notice that the train was
going other than the usual speed The
enHinc rolled completely oycr aud the
body remained clear OF the track while
the front truck was thrown $50 feet
into a corn field. All the cars went over
the bank Nothing was loft OF the ok
press car but the wheels The postal
eht was badly wrecked and the storage
car and mail car turned over on thor
Sides. Tho dead were placed IN charge
" an undertaken here and the injdred
are being attended 10 In the local hos
pltnl.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-01

Washington Aug. i,-SurgeOn Gencr.
m Sternbcrg today received the follow
Ing telegram from Surgeon Nickery, In
charge az the National Soldiers home
ut Hampton, Va, the scene OF the yell
low fever epldemic
Our epidemic not extending Last
day two cases and one death. Origin
not discovered. DO you know N we can
get immune surgeons ana nurses?"
Surgeon General Sternberg has re-
sponded TO Surgeon Nlckerys question
IN the affirmative and will furnish him
Immediately with a list Of the surgeons
ma nurses who may be employed by
lty to pay FOR them out OF his own an.
propratiOns
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-01
STATE LAND BOARD.
Meeting Held but Nothing of Import.
nnce Done.

The state land board has been I'm ses-
sion today but no business OF any pnr-
ueu.nr Importance had been disposed
Commissioners RccH and MucFnrlopo
COR" preparing q report M the auction
sale OF state lands IN Davis county
The sum of $3.50 was talizcd from
the snle N 1900 acres Most az tho land
went at $50 AN acre but the beat ngri-
cultural aoli uA hiyh as S2O' tho lowe
cst figure hDing N.25. 4 number ~ gsc.
lions on Antelope Island Were pur-
chased BY John n, White OF this civ.
olhrr heavy buyers wcre Measrg
Hatch, Drlddlr and Sessions.
While south Commissioner Reeq md
M1cFarnne Inspected the arid lands In
winch they mink can be reclaimed by
sinking uteHinn Wells IN certain places.
Washington, Iron and Beaver counties
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-01
HOW UTAH SOLDIERS
CROSSED THE SEA.


he was born In the county Of sorabby.
Ireland. thlrty-nine years ago. Both
his parents are dead. For some years
he run blacksmith shop at clear
Creek. aud enlisted IN battery u. from
that place May g. 1s9S.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-08-01

n you want good results I'm b,tt.-
You must have good bnklne iN'ls
There " no use trying 10 eei
WIN an ordinary or inferl.r
Three crown was fOrmrrlv tiii
priced powder; It was the bs.t -, n's'
market and made many frlsn5s w
sun an excellent article. No b,ya y
ducod the price. You get a mn r,,n t.,
snn tor what your formerly plIi ~,
halt pouna You understand no "a
tlclc nj the price of sccano ,I.., W
Gle, The saving Is the thing NM N.Y. KY
cata you most 'N''f'
Three Crown Baking Powder d. ..,,
and guaranteed by an rfgeal. .'il
cents Per pound. Ask Tor il and rsfy.,