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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-19
THE OREGON N THE LADRoSE
GLANDS.

when the whaie-boat party left the
OREGON 10 80 ashore on our newest
Pacific ocean Possession. the island NJ
Guam, Il was discovered that landing in
the port OF San Luis d'Apra h decided
IS announcement. especially MS there are
no buoys TO mark tho Intricate passages
between the coral reefs, which In many
FpOis arr rn Hhoai NJ Ia forbid the use
~ u steam cutter. However tho whale.
boat finally reached n tiny pier az Pun
IA plli, ON the road 10 Agana. tho cap
itni
The little hamlet of PHI boast. Gus.
tom-houae, q staring white building
visible FOR miles out to sea.
From this point 90 Agana IL Ave miles
the road belnH of earth laid on volcanic
rock. perfectly level and IN splendid
condition. For almost the entire nve
miles the lnshoro side Of the road IA
lined by a continuous row ~ houaos
surrounded by tropical growth. amid
which towers many palm and mango
trcoi here ana there are patches ~
banana and nufnr-cnno, Through the
gently wnlylnF trees on tho seward
side one catches gllmpsos OF a dazzling
beach, beyond, calm blue water: and,
over the barrier reef.
Tho demands Of the stewnfda,of Uncle
SANS c0lllrrH and men-of-Wnr have
made serious mrnada on tho poultry
population 81 the Island, In fact. there
N some danger ~ lie becoming extinct.
However the number Of small rlgu n
amazing, they aro OF the rnror.hark
family. ~ a dusty yellow color, often
decorated with black apota, a small
body and q tremendous head
The costume OF the Guam woman II
doubtless copied from the Fillpinos.
u consists usually OF rod or black
skirt, into which IL tucked an UNDER
vest and a very low dc;oIiete chem
iactin, reaching 10 the waist, with
wonderfully wide short sleeves. AZ
times a panuelo. or neckerchiaf, held
by brooch. Ia worn Sometimes the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-05-19

Aurnfa Mining cumrany. principal place os
business. sat lake tity, tab Minr. slt-
uatfd AZ MhrysNale. rtute county. ttth
Noticr u Hereby gitun that ~ "a msetins ~
The Dlrstor. " tho Anfora Minins company.
held Apfil u, lNki, a. M - North Mnln ~,
Naii Lake tltYi assessment NJ a ~ ouo-half
cent pr shaw eas levied on the capital sfis'l
81 said ofupanN, payable Immediately ~ tho
.fTrvtafY ~ the company ~ salt lake tliy.
ltah NuN sinA'k 90 Whlrh THIS nsss-sfncnt
may fgniain nninid 90 the 1T II Iuus. vii
- Delinquent aud advertised fnr sale AZ pub
W. hurinn, AMI unlr-H laYmrnt 4 made be-
f1fn NIL IT, sIild un jun Vs. iHl ~ pay tho
drlnuutnt aasrssmrnt together With cost ~
ndtrfii,lns and rNfTnsenf sale ~ order ~
ihani ~ niftefnrs
'ANls u STIRLING. su-y..
nN. Main 81, salt lake city.
tlatsal MAY l. isn
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Peoria. Ills. May ie,-This morning.
session OF the order of Railway Tcle'
graphera was devoted 20 hearing N,
annual address of Grand chief Powell
The growth ~ the order be- snid hnl
been healthy and strong and the past
two years have been prosperous
Referring ~ the arrest 81 hlmHeit nm
Grand Secretary Perhnm. on the chnrg'
u violating the alien labor law, Mr
Powell read decision by Labor Com,
missioner powdorly g. the eject that
N Ind not hnnn Nlnlnlcd.
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LOGAN.
Compiling Irrigation Data for q. =. De
psrtmsnt OF Agriculture.


Special Correspondence.
Logan, May is-I'rof Meade. who IL
expert In charge ~ tho irrigation In.
vestlEation. Tor which Congress appro.
printsd $4,000 az the last nesslou was
In the city part % Yesterday and today.
comforting with Prof q. l.. swcndsen.
OF the a. G.. w regard % experiments
io BE- made here, the Immediate object
of his visit being To fiN upon canal In
which the now of water can be mea-
Hurod ana the necessary experiments
made. The Logan ana Richmond canal
was selected. and Prof swendson all
direct the Investigation here. Tho farm
OF Nj. oiuf. cronquist has been chosen
~ the ono upon which 90 make aepar-
ate tests of the amount OF water neces-
rary 10 grow certain cpp~, and other
experiments, Your correspondent
lunched with Prof Meade today. and
the gentleman unfolded some ~ tho
plans of his division u the Agrlcultu.
raj department. The government II
deairour he says, OF obtaining data from
all parts of the country where irriga-
ton II praclccd, ~ 10 tho methods OF
distributing ana controlling Irrigation
water, and by comparing them evolve
some system that win be more econom-
ical II possible than that In operation
now. II H. also desired To onact the
passage OF uniform IRRIGATION lnw.nnd
Information bearing upon that question
viii be sought frnm the most reliable
fouves. ituf Moadca headquarters
arr In Cheyenne,
Johannes Nielsen has brought suit IN
the district court To recover iit5 from
Axel fverhon. the money being due on
note and mortgage.
AZ the meeting Of the city council last
night bids for sprinkling tho streets Of
tho city we've opened, and the contract
awarded 10 Moses Thatcher. Jr. his bid
being $500 Tor the season.
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RICHFIELD.
tisonbse ~ Monroe Irrigation Company
Damage suit Heard and submitted.

Special Correspondence.
Rlchneld May is.-Thc whole time of
the district court was taken up ON
Tuesday In hearing testimony IN tho
case Of Lisonbec W Monroe Irrigation
company. When the testimony was
all In Judge Higgins, accompanied by
counsel for both parties made a trip
10 Monroe 20 inspect the land that
piaintln claims was damaged by the
waters Of the canal.
IN the evening counsel made their
arguments when the court took the
matter under advlrcmcnt aud viii rem
der his decision therein within the next
few days,
Wednesday the case ~ Thomas W.
Ross W Thomas A. Hunt was tried be-
fore Judge HlREins. Tubs II "a suit
upon promisaory note Testimony
was completed and the counsel ordered
10 submit briefs by 10 O'Clock, Thurs
day. when the court adjourned for the
day.
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SorIcr az SPECIAL ~rocKuoLpEH's
MEETING 90 riiI tiiuALANA
MINING tONrANS.

The time fpr the rsxuiar annual meeting 81
The stockholders ~ the lilmalhya Niulnr
tumr4uY. a corporation - Utah. having
ptsssd ~ Nlthuut ~" holding 81 aid mvrt-
Ing nnilrg l. nos given pnf.unnt to f,..,-
pluys that a ststlal mfutinE ~ tho stnsl-
lfnidur.. IN lieu ~ sah annual msstinr. has
t--n called nnd eill H. held on MAY ", ts1s,
ntsoclsek n ~ ~ that day. nt tha ufiirs -
q, u. lslt, M, as -puth Nain street. salt
lake city, Utah. fur tho pufIsr.u ~ riss'fiug
unicrfs and directors ~ the tumfsauy fuf tho
ensuing ycaf aud fur the purisisa ~ tfansart-
luz such Other huslnfHss a. may regularly
Clfnv iHfdfv said mnstinE
Directors.
,,, . DowDES. secretary.
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PLEASANT GROVE.
Closing Exercise. 81 ruhlic school.
iiulid Creamery,


Pleasant Grove. May iS.--siiss Ella
Larsen who has been teaching In the
Church schools In Mexico the last year.
arrived home this week.
Elder John Aihlno Jensen. who has
been lnborlng In the southern states
mission III. last two years. returned
home last evening. lir0ther Jensen has
been In poor h0alth for some time, and
was released uEniunt his wish by Pres
idcnt Ken u, Rich.
Mrs. Frank ~ Driggs, who has been
at Jacksonville, H., where her husband
has been engaged "a teacher In tho
Deaf and Dumb school the last year,
came back Saturday. Mr.. DrlEgs will
reach home June 18th.
Closing exercises In tho District
schools at American Fork this week
A number ~ eighth grade students
from this town have hccn In Attendance
since our schools have closed. Prof T.
u. Forbes kindly consented 10 allow
our young people the privilege. and they
have received the utmost attention
from the principal ~ The Fork stu
dents from Iohl, Alpine nnd this burg
~ the eighth grade passed ovamina-
ton there yesterday, 4 grand program
win H. gone over today On the Town hall
by teachers and pupils.
WILL DuILD \ CREAMERY.
Pleasant Grove win have a creamery,
Bishop J. u. Thorno Of this town. Bish-
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MN ssaH lhl. .lh day of Avn. 100.
VALLEY NIiw MINING AND MILL
iNu COMPANY.

Location Of principal place OF busl-
ness salt Lake ely, Utah.
Notice IN hereby glNcn that at "a meet-
ing VI the company held on the sth day
uf May, 1888, an assessment of Z. cent
Der share was levied uu tho capital
stock ot said corporation, payable AS fol-
lows. II cent prr share ON or before
Thursday, the hth day OF June, 1883.
ANA = cent per shan un Saturday, the
18th day of July, 1888. 10 u. q. Calder.
secretary, al the uillCr uf company, No
20 west First South street, Salt Lake
CITY Utah. Any stock upon which this
assessment may romain unpaid on tho
hth uuy Of July, 1879, viii be dclhlqucnt.
anu advertised Tor sale at public auc-
ton, ana unless payment IN made. will
be sold on Monday the Sth day ~
August, 1893, al a. o'clock noon. 10 pay
delinquent assessment together with
costs OK advertising and expenses "
sale.
(slgned) ID, q. CALDER,
Secretary.
No, q west First South street. SAT-
Lake city, Utah.
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or james Cooley. ~ Lindon. and NJ. -.
Atwood. ~ Manila. werr chosen COM
mittcc 90 purchase machinery ana site,
and perfect plans % get the plant
These gentlemen visited Ncphi on
Wednesday 20 look nj the creamery Just
put In operation and bullt by Howard
& stubhs. VIM. ~. Springer Of Sails
bury. ~ Il hero representing the flrm.
MossrH. Thurne. Cobiey and Atwood
found the Nophi plant rleihg good sat
isfaciion both TO the stockholders and
public.
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OUR OWN STATE.

Hallway company. set for May 25th.
Fletcher sophcr W. II. q. W. ny. Co;
set for May goth
Walter Wheeler vs. u. q. w. ny. Co.
set for May 9Th.
Herman Know ~ u. q. w. Ry. co (;
set for May esth
COMMENCEMENT EXcERcisEs.
The district schools Of Provo city to-
day closed one uf tho most fuccrsaful
school years m its history Nearly ak
hundred children received certificates
o. promotion from one grade to an
other The exercises were held In
the Parker fchool house. aud continued
ali day. being held 10 three sections.
a lnfgc number of parents and apcctn-
tors were present. The pupils. IN their
respective classes, In turn. would mount
the rpstrun ana be presented with their
certificates u promotion. This was
intefsperrri with music. rongs. and
rccitatiOnH hy tho pupils and short
speeches ny the teachers aud members
~ the board ~ education. The day
was Indeed great time for the child
rcn. aud they me- now ready for their
summer vacations.
GRADUATING EXERCISES.
The Fourth ward meeting house was
crowded To- overlooking this evening"
.HahF l'NlN" NNANlA NWiNNu NMlNf NOV
being able 10 get In. the occasion be-
inR the graduating exercises Of the
eighth grade ~ the city schools. The
gathering Was presided over by Class
President Frank Dcminr. \ very in
teiestinN program was gone through
WIN, containing iwcniy.throc NUMBER
A. published IN the "Ncwa."
President NJ. T.. Pratt o, the board
oi churnunni ~ neat speech. present.
- each ~ the graduates with beau.
tlfui liiOTrnphed diploma.
inc Graduating class ~ this year II
the largest ever sent forth from the
Provo city schools Following are the
Hraduntcai
Martha Coo. Es-le Rusc. Frank liar.
ton, Achsl EFgcrtscn. Eliza NJ. Jones
Millle NJ. sutton. Emma Savage wayne
Farrgf, idsar a. PaNman. Earl Davis
Loo Thurman. Percy Craven, Mary
Taylor liclie dc Noisy, Geofgc v. IInl.
man. Martha Ashton. Tlilio grny. liar.
yey Fletcher. Mammlc ucosley. Bertha
loar'lnnn, Alice Ethel CLARK. Farley
y. Pratt. William y. Bullock. Archori
clyde Luelia Alexander. Eliza Hold
away. Edna Holloway. Mary Jones.
Pred q. Rlchm0nd. Florence Maudc
snyder, Frank Dcmlng. Elsie A.hworth.
Leah Daniels. ana Beatrice Young.
THE COUNTY SCHOOLS.
The school. throughout the county
VIII clos" their school year tomorrow.
Superintendent .. l.. Brown reports
that very satisfactory results had been
obtained. Yesterday the eighth grades
of all the schools In the south end OF
the county met az PayH1n and 100 pu-
rllH tpsk the examination, and today
the north district pupils met at Amerl-
can Fork, when ffty-two children were
examined. The board " county tf1tH-
La
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NOTICE l. hcrhy Fivpn that meeting
~ the sipeh hnldefs n thp Nuffiiorn shy Mia
lnE Company j. hrrhf rlllri ~ b. hold NJ
tlir uflfti u ilu slld company. MrcIrnickN
tumuauY'- Hams. rufurr ~ lat Temple nj "A
First ~inth strgsts. SILT lake tliy, ttah. On
The sri day " Nny, TO-. ~ ~ n'rlnss o. w.
Tor the puru1su n amrnfiluf tho articles q
lno4fipuilpu ~ thr aid COMPANY ~ the fll-
iuFlng paff irulHrsf
Ariiric ~ strike ont tho w1r,ls sails
lake" anl lusuff in lieu uiefuf "pruyuH
Article VII strike out the uorl4 ''tns
million" and Insert ln lleu thurtsf 'upo hum
dfid nud twenty-five ihuusnudi" aisn strike
out ~" words Zone hundrHd flnmsnnd." and
Insert In lieu thonuf 'tuu hundrid aud nifty
thnusuni ulsu afil" Out W. Nuris ten
dollar" and insert in hcu thereof 'nfty
Article NJ strike ont the upris salt
Lake. and Insert ln llru fhufHf Hi'fufn
Also add Article NNtii. o. rad A. fpiinssi
That the capital -tOdk ~ the unmpany
may h. Assessed ~ such times M such
amounts and fuf siH'h purpiss'. a. the hard
~ 1fuatfss NAY determine"
A. ltANAtEiI m, secretary.
salt Lake city. Utah. Apfil "a la
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PROVO.
hhslnsss To the Di.'r,e, C"art- Commence
nirnt Exercise. Of District sehoois.


Provo. May iS-The case against
Nose Jones OF I.shl took up most OF The
day, After arguments by the counsel
On both sides. the case was given TO
ne Jury AZ 1885, and AT 10 o'clock Judge
lipoth called them In and asked u they
thought they could arrive at verdict,
They replied that they thought they
could " given time. and one Jurymnn
1T slip that they were getting closer,
na they wero for and . against. They
were then aent 10 the hotel until morn
log
a jury was impaneled In the case OF
lehi city VI Leo Singleton and the
trial was commenced The case IN an
appeal from Justice Woodhousea court,
The defendant being charged with IL
leFally selling liquor,
The case ~ =. Is, Johnson VI Thomas
EDWARD dismissed at plaintlf'a cost.
The ease Of state w Hay Pepper,
cafnally knowing Clara Stevens, a fe-
hale over ~ and under N years of
agc, was set for today, but upon motion
ot the county attorney was dismissed,
The couple we're today married by
Judge Booth.
The case OF Iehl city VA l. T. wada-
worth came on To be heard This case
IL on appeal from Justice WoodhouHe'H
court. The defendant was arrested
chairged with Illegally selling beer"
10 David fnith. When the case was
called ID. y. Houtx. attorney for de-
isnnant. demurrcd To the complain, ON
the ground that complaint did not state
what Kind OF beer" was sold. and IL
was not sufficient TO warrant prose-
rhil0n, The demurrer was taken un-
yer advlaement, although tho court
niaied that technically the demurrer
was right
Estate OF Mary Jones, deceased. set
lnr hrnrlng return OF sale ~ real os-
ate, set for hearing May 1iHt.
The court gave notice that he would
make further settings Of the civil oal-
indar on May 23nd.
The following settinga were made:
Violet uria W. Vio 0rande Western
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NOiicr ~ A CALI 90 SPECIAL
srOtNiiOLDIH- Mrgti>u.

NOTICE l. hsrsip given that sp~riai
mrrtins ~ the sinrkhulicrs ~ The Mast
MiuiuE Milling company Tor the purpose
uf slH'tlng dlnHinfa aud nfilruf~ ~ the ffuu-
uanY a. hu'u nflrr unfl the newt annual
meeting - ~. stn'hhuidrra, and Tor the plr-
The sale unu transfer ~ nli the rial aud trir-
snnal nruIFriy ~ aid company aud all qurs-
tlfis cuuur''ttd llitrrlth. l. hy w" owner.
~ muft nt iiNum ~. Iempleiau nuilsline. Ia
The cliy aud nnunty ~ salt lake aud State
- Utah, nn Tuesday, the nth day % June. al
the hnur ~ W h. m.
dated this 18th day ~ May. 4 D. TO.
". 4. NtTiilttL
y ". Gibson.
=. " Mi.~r
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AssrssMrSr Sorio,.

River Side Canal tomtany. location ~ pfin-
ltih
Nuficf l. hereby given that AZ mreilns
~ tho isnri ~ dir 'tufs huIu uu the -ltn ~
April, i.yi an ussrrstirut ~ unr dollar lsr
SHARE Nns levied nn the issufsi sfnsk ~ ilit
corporation, payable ca ~ hufnfU luup ~ lea,
~ Angus !, tannnu. in'asnrVf. u and ~ :.
Naln -, salt lake city, Utah. Any sussg
upin which thls nssrssuirni may fVmhin uu-
unid an June q Ia vii o. irliuqurnt Ant
HuNufiisod fnr sale 10 punllr Hurtln aud un.
lo,s tay meut j. made is'f1rv ALL h. sid ma
tho iHh ~ june, i-fi 10 i4ncinrh nfrln to nav
the dtiiuuusut assessment tuTftiuf slth tho
cot ~ advertising and uAptiisr u sale.
ANGtiS =. CANNON, Sss-y.
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NOTICE g. hereby given that a meeting
- TIE Vu'khuldufs ~ the iloston-
Nevada tnprrr company, a corporation.
has lrUn called. aud viii ~ held ut
~. Office - lliC. cumpluy, room 90 McCornie K
building salt Lake tify. Utah. on The 18th
day ~ MAY, ~. nt u'cIocA D ~. for the ptif-
iv~. ~ amending Arlclr VI ~ the Articles
~ Incorporation N said company, ~ In
rrea-ing The pr value u the shar,- ~ the
capital siu'k NJ slld company frm ten cunts
pr sharu 10 unu dulaf uer sh1r.
liLNtN StiBEiA rrsldrnt.
IV-irii siE0Ei. secretary.
Dated Anil q. 800
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The Regular Annuai Meeting NJ the siort-
hnhcfs ~ lluna savings Hank aud Trust
tnmrauy will Do held nt the tomruny's
nfce, Nos I. = East Temple ~. salt i.ise
tltt. Utah uu Monday. June sth, IN 10 "a
oclD'A o.. tn.. fuf Tho Vlo.tlnn u directors aud
ipf such tflcf business a. may come bcf0rc
the invcilng.
LunFNlo snow. President
tluliuL N. CANNON. ,nshicr.
Dated NAV tIfl I'm
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OUR NEICHBORS.
KEMMERER, wYO.
nody Of foaar Iofia- Holman. Hscsniiy
Drowned. Sot Vet Recovered.

Special Correspondence.
Kcmmcfcr. wyo.. May is.-Thc body
of the young boy. Lorinc Holman. who
was drowned few days ago Ia Hams
Fork river, has not yet been rccov-
cred
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Wagner Grove. In Emigration can.
yon. r. now In shape 10 offcr picnic and
family parties n nice days outing.
Lunches can be- had and refrcshncnts
served.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.

The annual meeting Of the stochholdcfs II
the lgNbutg Milling company will ~ held In
the Office " Wm " Preston, salt Lake city,
Monday Nav ~. 10 . O'Clock nm. fnr tho
VutfH-u uf tlcrfluf directors aud utltrr NJ
hccfs. in serve flT the ensuing year, ~ hear
tlc sc'winrya fupfri and Ia transact any
other business fHti may rrmc bcfnrc the
meeting IAs UfIIfsI'tT Secretary
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For sale by 2. c. NJ. 4. CLARK Ici.
dredse q Co. Salt Lake Hardware Co.
and Geo. A. Lowe. Salt Lake Ctr.
otso -4---s.zA-.a - 49,
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Anu ln uft'nfuNufn with law ana ma nuirT ~
tho lsiaru ~ nlrrtnfs made uu tho aati day
~ Mur'l, islt ~ many slarrs pi each nnrcrl
~ sinck us may iH urrrssarN, viii 10 sold nc
nam ~ Metgrnirk hlus, in thr cliy ~ salt
day ~ Nay, i-ft % the hulr ~ q. u'rlnrk
noon ~ said day, "a nly ttr drlifhl urnt A.
nr,smen thrrron. iosri'irr eliit iha cnsts II
n a. PEARSON,
SECRETARY Triumph Consolidated Mining
company.
Dated this .iih day Of Aprll, 100
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NOTICE ThiTu arv delinquent on tho fol-
lowing described sinrk on afsNunt ~ hssess-
iuvnt Ne "A lutiUd nn tho 9Th dhy ~ March.
lsfa, tho several amounts set upusisitt tho
names ~ the respective shareholders A. ful-
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Triumph Consolidated Mining Company.
Principal onico Room 81 Mccormick niock.
ralt Lake CITY Utah.
iocatinn ~ Works aud Mines la Tlntir Min.
ing ni.trict luah tuuuts.
state ~ Utah,
NOTICE Fb.,.. "a o.. Il III t,,f,ti.s,,t ga, DO -
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Pleasant Grove win have a creamery.
Bishop J. u. Thorno OF this town. Biah-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1899-09-19

They are simply perfect" writes
Rob't Moore Of La Fayette, Ind, of
DeWitt's Little Early Risers, the
famous little pills" for constipation
and all liver ailments. Never grippe.
Elko Drug Co.
1t is not generally known, but it is
fact, that persons who call for the
mail OF another at the postoffice and
fail through carelessness to deliver
the same are liable to fine OF $500,
or one year in the pen1tentiary. This
applies to newspapers as well as
other mail matter.
In some places in New York the
girls use their shirt waists az recep-
tacles for stolen articles. Not long
ago one Of them went into a store in
the western part of that State and
when the merchant was not looking
she filled her shirt waist with stolen
pears. We don't mention this as an
item OF news, but merely to let the
people know that there is no telling
what New York girl will do. We
have had some experience with them.
For wounds, burns, scalds, sores
skin diseases and all irritating erup-
tons, nothing so soothing and heal
ing as DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve.
Mrs. Emma Bolles, Matron EnGle-
wood Nursery, Chicago, says Of it:
When all else fails 10 healing our
babies, it will cure" Elko Drug Co.
A number of Maryland politicians
called on the President yesterday to
protest against the assignment of Ad-
miral Schley to the South Atlantic
Station on the ground that it was not
commensurate with the dignity and
the service he had rendered
during the Spanish-American war.
The protest was made voluntarily and
without Admiral Schley's knowledge
The President listened attentively,
but gave no indication Of what he
would do.
j.. e. Turner, Compton, Mo-, was
cured Of piles by DoWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve after suffering seventeen
years and trying over twenty remed.
les. Physicians and surgeons endorse
It,: Beware Of dangerous counterfeits
Elko Drug Co.