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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-16
SOLD NORTH MAMMOrH STOCK.
A Clock OF Tvrnt, Thousand shares
Changed Hands Yesterday

A block OF North Mammoth treasury
stock was yesterday sold to q well
known mining man OF this city In all
10000 shares were transferred, the deal
being negotiated by Y q. Wilson. The
amount paid Is not given out but Il Is
said TO be sufficient to enable the North
Mammoth company to pursus lie devel-
opment work for more than six months.
at which time II Is expected that the
tunnel will be I'm nearly 400 feet.
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SUMMARY or PRICES
New York stocks:
CHICAGO MARKETS

Chicago. Dec. l6,-Cattle-Rac.,,..
800 Generally steady. Beeyes ,@s
$780, COWS, SOoGlS5; heifers. 256S ivy y,
Gamers, s,Ooqsoo; stockers and fes ,,.,,
S,OOq465; Texas grass steers 2o,a.a''
Texas fed beeves, 425Q5.25. 'ViV'
hoss0Keceipts today gl,OOO; Mon
DAY, $4,000 left over, 2.iO Ac ~.gu'
5qlOc. higher Mixed and bn 1--WE
4.0OQ4.2O; good to choice heayy 'V tSis'
no rough heavy, 3.9oQiOO; light i lSSg
i.lb; bulk OF sales, 4O5QIl5. 49, IVY
Sheep-Receipts, 10000 Mail,
steady, unchanged. Native wetS ,Ss'
i.OOaiS5; westerns, i.OOq45O. , na,,,c
lambs, i.OOq575; westerns is,6 Gi y
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that the p9Aiu
OF directors OF tie Utah sugar COM
pany havethis day declared the resa-
lar quarterly dividend Of q per cont cont,
alsohn extra dividend 81 per cent
on the capital stock OF the COMPANY,
both OF said dividends Will Do paIg y,
my Office. Deseret News bulldlns' sa1
Lake Guy. Utah, Docemeer, YIN i''''
HORACE G. WhlINE1,
Salt Lake City. Dec. 18th, l'W
The stock transfer books on ,ns
Utah Sugar Company VIII ciosv a.
D. m. on December 2dih, 1879 az" ~
open on January snd, lA
HORACE 6. WHlTNEl.
SCcy ana Treas
salt Lake City, Dec. 18TH i'"'
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STOCK TRANSACTIONS.
T na,sr e. Point. 800 at IL; 100 at is.
psly-West. 100 at si2 90.
Grsna a r blue Bell. 100 at si.45.
"Aa central. loo at 1881.
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SAN FRANCISCO .MaRKEr.

San Francisco, Dec l6,-Wheat quiet;
May 1913: cash 972
Barley no sales, cash barley So
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ASSESSMENT NOTICE
Copper King Mining Company, ioc lni,
prlncipal Place of business 10"
Lake City, Utah.

Notice Is hereby given that NJ eiDec,'p I'm.
the directors OF Copper King Mlnltn sr isg
pany held on the 9th day OF peceaS ~, mel
an asses,mcnt Of one-oight u one W ~ .sli
share was levied On the capital /, slonN Martin
company. payable at once q ". = esit Lake
secretary. Descrct News builalhs, ~" sa,ent
City. Any stock upon when lh's ~ s, III Jan.
may remain unpaid on inc w ~ sdyeultd
for sale M public auction. ard unit g.. f3a.t
ment Is made before. will be old On non IS al ii
dsy Of January, 100 al le o'clock nc noe Sen.
me office " the secretary. 70 pay e'r ro,t Of
ouent assessment. together with the '''
advertising and expense OF SAFE uo.rs,ary.
". b. MARTIN. 1911 saN lake
Office Deseret News building saw
City. Utah. ,..o
Dated december 9th 1893.
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The young Bro. Co.

have an elegant line Of Music Boxes in
all prices, would make fine Xmas
present
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May wheat opened at s6p h.,,..
yesterday al 69Qb, and held stsasy wv ~.
some time at the decline an bny' ~,
against privileges and some buying bS
shorts. "'e W
CO. Close; Wheat-G'S; May. coz; july.
Corn-Dec. SOA: May. 49,
Oats--Dec., 2gA; May, 2iH.
Pork-Dec., $50; May, 1910
Lard-Dec., SOS; May, Sos
Ribs-Dec., 5,32h; May, 55Oa5Dn
Cash. Wheat--No. 2 red. 67bdes "a
3 red. 6iG6I: No. 2 hard winter a, M
3 hard winter 6lG6ih No. / northern
spring, 67q6Sh; No northern spring
66l3qCs4; No. spring, e3d6lis 80
Carn-No ., 81, No. 3, SO4.
oats-No' 2, 22&G2S; No, 3, g2h.
Rye-50
Barley-~36Gl5.
TimOthy-250
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BONDS.

Church bonds .. =. e. e. :. 80. 10000
Salt Lake City r. r. bonds ;. =. lO5.OOR
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BUSINESS NOTES.

The approach Of the dividend period
Of various stocks at the end Of the
year and the first Of the new year. has
had the effect Of bringing the dividend
payers into strong demand, Only a
few sales are recorded, however as
holders are generally not willing to sell
even at the good prices obtaInable,
The feature Of the week was the dec
laration OF a special dividend by the
Utah Sugar company, when means
that 45 cents per share will be d!strib-
uted on the 30th. Other companies
which viii pay dividends on the SOth
are the Home Fire, Heber j. Grant q
Co., and. the Coop Wagon and Ma
chine Co. The State Bank OF Utah
board Of directors met yesterday and
declared the regular quarterly per
cent dividend payable January 18th.
lions Savings Bank and Trust COM
pany viii pay its regular quarterly
dividend of the same amount on Janu-
airy list.
The following are the latest quotations
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9 = = y
Knocks out
CO E.)S
A year ago.

a year ago the papers were so fun OF
scare lines and cartoons OF Epidemic
Grip. that the local advertisers pro-
tested that people were being fright
ened away from the stores threatening
the holiday trade The papers took
the hint and the next day II was Grip
under control, Grip subsiding, etc
This year Grip Is quite as prevalent
but the papers are num-
IL behooves you to carry vial OF
81 In your pocket, It knocks out the
Grip and breaks UP" Colds that hang
on"
Manual OF all Diseases sent free
For sale by all druggists, or sent on receipt
OF price. s5c. o. five for sl00 Humphreys
Homeopathic Medicine Co., Cor William ana
John streets. N. Y
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Novelty Candy Boxes at KOllta.
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the close. which forced NIL.
some cases lower than 49, w. down In
marks the lndustrials Aa II,v''ess low
losers, and the railroads iolg, heayss,
general slump. Market ', closis 10 the
&C. chicago. Dec ls..-wheat onor.,
cent cen. lower corn of In sym yp,hed han
Slssod Hs,, 70 cents lower Grain s, 20.
W1s ap ro ana featureess prices sssrssi
ing price, and closed stro V'sr me open.
covered 4 at the close Corn re.
weak at low point of the day. 0'K closed
SUMMARY or PRICES
Dec. 49, 1899. Open. HIeb
May wheat eoil eo, Viose.
May corn "a SSh VS. 60.
January pork 1920 1926 ,o;5S
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John Dern returned last evening from
his visit TO the Mercur mine and the
mill at Manning. Mr.. Dern states that
the new mill addition will be ready for
operations soon after January LIST. The
bolermakers are now rlvetlng the
tanks
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Total 49,. ...""......".......s S,il
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1899-02-01

John {. t;ccr, the 'rattlcsnakc
man of Port Jervai>, y. y, died the
other day in his s5th year. Since
early manhood he has made business
of catching rattlcsnakcs for managcrie
managers and any one else who would
buy them. lie also made and sold
rattlcsnuke oil and curiositics made
from the skins and rattlcs Of the
snakes
1t is generally noticeable that
people wh" are hattually too unwell
to so To church on Sunday are habitu-
ally well enough to 20 to their husi.
ness OH Monday
Miss Laura Smith. professor Of
English literature in the University
Of Nevada. has by the death Of a dis
tant relative in london Just inherited
fortune Of SO 900 .Oun
Barrlcy Do You rcrollcct that
- let YOU have about year ago.
Brace Perfectly. Barglry Tha, 5
good see ynur memory : all ri.,.t i:
how ; your cyc~igh,
II some me. would iuc wit. rs
inucl devotion rs they appear to pray
in the rra*cr meeting, they wnuid not
have nearly 50 mrcn complain. Of
hard times 20 make
In each wing of Tie o>tric! >,
long white liumc> grow to maturity in
eight months. la the male ,hc>r are
pure white while those nr the female
shade TO ccru or gray.
lie told her that il was inrussi
bic to find words t" tell her how much
he loved her. The next day he re
ccivcd a present Of Il dictionary
Mount Ncsuvius is in eruption
again, aud the flow of lava is alnost
unprecedented
= To have what We want Is riches -
to have what other men want is power
Women have peculiar knach OF
picking out goods that will wash. but
they usually Get children 4 hat won't
Aud why did She clnnsr hin
among :" many ''rhc Others I'D
not Propose.
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Slaildcr or Women.
ANNE HiTTENIiuCsE.

Mr.. Mccullough bill to make
slander against a woman crime by
statute in this State is well intended:
but tere are practical obstacles in the
way of it's success. To begin with,
there would be humilating and un-
pleasant process of proving by the wo-
man herself that the things spoken
against her were false and slandcrous.
What we need in that direction is
REVIVAL of the good, old fashioned
Southern habit Of lodging IS buckshot
shot-that, VIC believe, is the regula-
tion dose prescribed by time honorcd
custom-in the person Of the man WHO
from malice or folly, assaults the
chara oter Of a good woman. This is
the best, quickest and most satisfac-
tory and conclusive way of such mat
ters. 1t prevents litigation, saves cx-
pcnsc and annoyance and serves as
warning. We have observed that
| whenever an affair Of this kind occurs
in community slander becomes tongue
tied there for term of years and
almost anybody's reputation is safe.
AS rule women do not talk scandal
against each other unless they arc in
stigated or encouraged by men, and
even the worst gossips Of that sex are
subducd by the knowledge that their
male representatives will be held re-
sponsiblc in case scandal is traced
to family.
The old rule was that respectable
men should not use the name Of re-
| spectacle woman in any way except in
the presence Of some Of her close
friends or of other womcn-in such
company as to make sure that the use
should be respectful A man who
used woman's s name lightly or in i'm
proper places or on inappropriate occa-
sions was stamped as blackguard i'm
mediately. Scandal cannot be pre-
vented by law. It can be prevented
only by the aroused decency of public
sentiment and by the conscientious
opposition of good people. GrecnriUc
Nelcs.
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OF them could speak word of Eng
lish we were invited Ly signs to ioin
them. We hesitated a, first. but upon
being urged accepted. Judging from
our reception at these two hospitals
and the behavior of the natives in
general. all those tales about the hos
tility of the Cubans towards the sol
diers is bosh. We never met up
with more grateful or friendly set
before.
Our next move was to 30 on further
up the road. Then learning that off
to our right was a pineapple field we
decided 10 so over and take peep at
it. We soon found 4 field Of about 75
acres planted in this fruit. Some of
the fruit was just ripening, and, as we
did not think any one would care, we
each took fouT pincapplcs and started
Tor home. We trampcd back carrying
our load with us, arriving at camp
just few minutes before our passes
were out.
The more one sees of this land the
more he is struck with it. There is
not more productive place to be
found anywhere and we. this island
healthy it would be an Eden. There
seems to be no limit to its productive
powers. With little American pro-
grcss, push, vim and money man
could make fortune if he could only
stand the climate There is future
for the island anyway.
S. FRANK PARROTT.
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NOTICE.

sNliE management Or the Equitable Life
IL Assurance Society in ''is territory Is
desirOIs Of securing the service. nf q man
of character and ability Ia represent its
interest with Anderson as headquarters
The right man will hr thoroughly edu-
Gated III the science of Lille Insurance and
tho art Of successful soliciting. There is
no business or profession not requiring
capital wn,c ,ch is more rem lucrative than
life agency conducted with energy and
ability. Correspondence with men who
desire to secure permanent employmenA
and are ambitious to attain prOmin ence In
the profession is invited
w. J. RODDEY, Manager,
Rock Hi1, 8. c.
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man he meets whom he knows we'll.
At party of any kind it is not ne
ccssary that the guests should seek
out the hostess and shake hands with
her. say it is not necessary, but 1t
is always good etiquette 1t Is claim
ed against this that the hostess. who
has to shake hands with each OF her
guests as thce come in. is too tired to
repeat the performance. There IS
something in this. if the entertain
ment is large.
Whenever Il girl is introduced 20 an
older woman at the house OF Il friend,
She must shake hands with her. this
AS SO many women are to-day IN
business and professions, u little talk
on the etiquette of the handshaking III
offices would not be amiss. 1t is a
difficult thing to lay down hard and
fast rule. for each woman must go and
at the time she will go according to
her temperament, but 1t Is better
thing to leave handshaking out OF the
ceremony when introduced for busi
ness purposes in the Office. The cir
cumstanccs. which always alter the
situation. relate To who is doing the
Introducing, and who is being intro
duccd. but when it is outside a qucs
tion Of personal interest or personal
friendship, bow between the two is
all that Is required
Many of the purists in etiquette
advise that women should not shake
hands with men unless there is Il close
friendship between them. This is
absurd. The more warm hearted and
cordial woman is the more friends
she wins, the less harm she does her
dignity; there is always a way to do
thing and way not. She loses very
little in life by being cordial, for if
she is woman Of tact she knows how
to keep that cordiality from going any
further if she does not wish an in
timacy. The woman who does not
know how to do this would not know
when ana how to shake hands any
way.
English people say that shaking
hands is Il mi>nomcr, for taking the
lia.d j, more proper. Hhcy may be
ali right i'll England. but the corGiAi
Amr.ica, sha!e> the lanl lie may
60 il rather yousllv ana ihl> lroyc
/ that h. IL len:. bet ihcre j., \ ";i.i.
pressure ~ !c han.l~ which srpnie>
~ ..yAcr lcno -aiy
'lA,r, !. ol.e ;hin. thai ,lou.4 u.
taue'.l. s.l ,hut is how ~ ha.e
! h.ut.>.
, You Asvr all tcii 'he i.i'. -. pe.-
>an Hop n:r oar o.sii like :, ,.ca,. fish
anl ti's OIL, response YOU feel like
| giving, is t. w.lns it oil the w:si
Then again there is the lilolc>< formal
hand that touches your own with the
most icy precision and which makes
| 80" feel ihat the pcrScn III question
has the vein, Of an alligator. What
on absolute relief from this i, The
hand of u man or woman that closes
over your own firmly and gently and
| presses it JUST 20 the right measure
with enough warmth to make YOU IN
consciously leci that behind the han,;
| .,,,,,,;,,, ,,,,,t
This person. in fact. may be- more
cold b!"ndcd william than ANY III the
others. bui y .pld rather have VII
lian that Sncw how to % things thal
one who did not. All women forgayr
Aaron Burr everything because he
knew how to shake hand, and how 20
say pleasant things. and imagine
that women are all alike.
1t is Il delightful thing to be cor
daily treated
ANNE RirrENnorsE.
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Pitts Carminativc aids digestion.
regulates the bowels. cures Cholera
Infantum, Cholera Morbus, Dyscntcry,
Pains, Gripings, Flatulent Collie, Tn
natural Drains from the Bowels, and
all diseases incident to tccthing chill
drcn. For all summer complaints it
is q specific. Perfectly harmless and
free from Injurious drugs and chem
icals.
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Etiquette or Misunderstanding.
Ncw lori- II0rLd.

4 corresnondunt asks ,vhnn :. -
correct 70 shake hanJs2
This i :. vor,. hr,,d snl;oot and
would need a c],autcr far the con-
ditions of social custom arc usu,,l,.
REGULATED bv the State Won l;v,. j., Ir
you have an. Sou,hcr, b]o,d j., ,,,,
v,u are very ,n, 20 at. h.,J 80,
most ucc,sious Yh;.;. ,,. .f ,ho
mas, ,i.u;l;,.au, ,c,;nn. ., ILL.,. cnr.i,
.rn y,l.. If ctjnun,t.
In the \o.,i. r.n,.l. .i...,.. l,.,.,,;.
lnmch ic., ir..t.,nily 'rh.>i. ti,, AL
,i,r forr.alit> vhic. na.. r, ;r
towns ,g xerv l,.,n ..,,,,,,.,,., .,,.i
ci;ic. az ur,u, ,,.u,.,.. III.
Sou,hcruc; lives more .lowl, Lo.
acuuai.,anccs NOR, ca.i, and .,.
urcsses .nr,,;,l;tv cuic,i,. ~ ,,c..
ure Of the hand
The death lu.n ng cor,,;, hand
shak;ur w.s rp,o whom th.,, o,,srrj
fashion Of thc elevated shal, v,. ;r-
trolucrd y1u now tho l;,L 1,.,,,1
elevated on ;, lcvcl with ,hn .Lou,,,cr.
fingers toucl,inp c,cb ,tLcy ,ro n,ovo-
uents to tho s;dc and oro nm aud
the cor,lial,v was aver
It was claimed hy tho e,.h;on,,1o.
and chose who tr;c,, "a ;ai,,ta .lo,,
t,,a, thi. mctho] IF h.,n,. sh,l;r., ,., :
;r,,oJuc.d 20 ..n ,no, ,l .,,,
Tho clca,nc.s o( thc;r ,l,yrs Wi
!, w,ui1 h,,.. l.., ho,,o .;,o,;.i.a.,
~ h.na .b.,; ;.la,, .,.,.,
hand. shaking
When men are Introduced 70 c,cb
other they always should shake hands
"A cordial hand urasn is necessary he
tween men of no matter how different
station in life. if thew arc introduced
on the street or in the housc bv n
common friend.
When a man is presented TO . wo-
man he rarely shakes hands with her
in the North: he always shakes hands
in the South. And even the North j..
crncrs do it in the South because the
Southern woman invariably stretches
out her hand. Since so much South
ern life has been introduced into the
North. the Southern woman c];ncs 70
the custom. and USUALLY cynlains with
laugh: eve always shake hands
YOU know. in the South" The ccrd;.
ality is evidently very much liked
because men and women ouick]v rc-
spond to the invitation.
Whom , m.,. 70 soso,.oa =.
man =, vorv for,n.l aga;r fou
s, ;e .,..
1,o h.e hoon .lol I'LL,
merely how Wbon houoror ~,
intend 70 lo fr;onds .nd h.,o -,
m,ob of ooo, o,hon hoeo.o 49, -.
c,mstonoos o,tor tho .;,,,.;oa
fo.nno LA .ho o..: g -,
c,stom ,h.t nh honouau $500
,rodrced ~ ,ho ho.sa &c $500
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j Allen H.rnctt, Painiiil, against VI T. |
Stuut I)ptItu;r
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>,Ein iEs'% .'M!e.
STATE nF SOIriu tAEuI.I%N,
iDtNiN ci ANDERSON


j Allen Barnett, piain,in. against VI Il.
Stnnr, In'tndnn:.
DI virtue al Il Warra,, ~ for, cicsc Al,
ID Agricultural Lien e. me directed
hy John &. Watkins, 6. G. r., I viii soil
to tho highest bidder. Tor cash IN Tues
day after Sai+stiay III February next,
abont ~ O'Clock tn at the late residence
Of the Defendant, NJ. II. Stone, on J. AL
len Barnetts place, near Townville. S. G.,
the following property, to wit
One lot Corn in Shuck.
One lot Seed Cotton,
One lot Cotton seed,
Small lot Rnughne-s.
Also the s%u,- day, ut rownvil.e j c..
at = O'Clock r. m, | will sell
Two Bales ut Cotton and
One ln; Cott ~ seed.
Sold as til" property o: The Defendant
in :ES above stated case
NELSON =. EEi.EN,
Sa"rii' Anderson 90.
Jan IL. 800 80 :;
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HIGHEST GRADE, MOST nUaAELE.
Soll or Easy Terms.
From ihis ,l.,i",riiI .jnr,,yf,. ,.. ,y;ll
make 4 rin"ini Reduction in prices of
IA Nos, ORG NJ ana SEWING MA
GU NiS. a Ic:;l lp-,o- .ln,n Piano for
c--.'.'", and ur. Organs SIS. .uu anI up to
800. Sewing 'inrhincs, fully warrant
90, l"r S2o."' y few moro Now Home
Machines 9 for so az, I sell tho vrrv hoe,
quality Needle zoe. per dozen on ~. per
bottle. Machine Bands l5c. New Home
Shu'tles f:r. each. Hcmem her, heaboye
prices good 'tll January Isl. have -
SilGhtly used Piano" the celebrated Kim
na! make, lelt with mo for sale at q bar
gam. N. l.. WILLIS,
South Main Streat
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Trustees Sale Rea! Estate,

PY De. 4 Of Trust from G. r. Slxelto,,
~ ! will sell at Anderson G.. H., = g.,
on Salesday in Feb nary next
That Tract of I.Hnd containing lG..
acres, more or loss adjoining lands of
j w. Shearer. and others. known AZ the
"A. Il. Skelton Tract.
Also, all that Tract c,ntainin. l7jarrc~,
more or less, adjoining lands nf J. w.
Shearer. a. II. skeleton Estate, and others,
knOwn.aS tEb Simpson Tract.
Terms of Salt--On" ih!r.i cYah. balance
tTelvo months Will interest secured bv
mortgage, and purchaser t" pa: for pa
pars.
.IO> l.:r!I y. HRaWN, 'i1ust"o.
Jan IL Ie.| - :;
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OUR SOLDIERS IN CUBA
~ Carolinians Visit Two Cuban Hos
pitfalls.
Columbia Stutc.

Columbia, IIabana, Cuba,
w., - This morning, accompanied
Gillespie, the writer made
. .vcur>ion through the sur
-: country. We left camp
Fl'' "a o'clock and went over to
!. small town which begins
| ,sree.olartcrs OLA mile from
Here We saw the houses
| ~, as those Of Ilabana were
| low one-story buildings with
F. the windows. The houses,
/ ,hen. are built adjoining each
,.; makes one think OF the
1 houses in the cities Of the
The pcoplc and stock ali live
1 there, too. There is one
1 That i quite familiar at home
.,:.scl j for to-day, but did
4 ", tried our best to find Il
i ;.t failed. The natives
1 s,ye -on.c other way Of convey
4 smoke from the building. AS
4 no calls. we were unable to
4 ,x,.,ly how this was done.
!, y, rot into the town VIC be-
4 ;. iooh around for something of
4 -s.; Soon we saw large group
.,;ye, and went over to see what
4 fun was. We found that the
A.,,. employed by the government
n teng paid off.
H. We began to feel the pangs Of
A,er We cnt to grocery store
Asi vla, could be had there. We
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4. ~ cents Il pound in Spanish
4S,y or 10 cents in American, or
y -icana. AZ the natives say. Other
i were high in proportion. Rolls
q lva c,ut, apiece.
;3.cnI The .roccry store we went to
Ab;i,r- 10 have Il few tackS put in
.,. Ia the United States the
In lu!: no; have cost over nicklc,
Il r.. II. wautcd thirty cents.
i..a.,i ten cents hy the one
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