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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-19
Tast HIerele Rider

VIII often receive painful cuts,
sprains or bruises from accidents
Bucklen's Arnlca Salye. will kin the
pain and heal the injury It's the
cyclists friend Cures Chatting, Chapped
Hands. Sore Lips. Burns. Ulcers and
Piles Cure guaranteed. only 25c Try
H. Sold by b. G. VI. l. Drug Dent.
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FIRE al PLAIN CITY.

VTl reached Ogden yesterday Of a
wd.ye fire which occurred at
a cly on Thursday. The entire
b q MIS- John England was de-
nF- The fue was defective and Il
|uttu % the fire was started. The
~ gls an Ola adobe Of early struc-
p Tie roof caught on fire first and
iyHy short time the whole house
|Hitaie Every possible effort was
itsadto save part Of Il, but with no
~ The flames had gained such head
~ l,ioe they were noticed that they
Z. h9i be checked tin the dwelling
20 burned i is severe loss TO the
~ o. che Is advanced IN years. and
" % Insurance on the place. and so
2 le'' without a home IN her de-
'.1g years.
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RICHFIELD.
Judge Foreman Stamping for Pro.
hibition-Wedding Chimes.

Special Correspondence
Richneld. May 1S-The Richneld
Dramatic Co. met Tuesday evening
and organized as follows: General
manager, Geo. NJ Jones; stage man
ager T. II. Schroeder, secretary and
treasurer. Jas NJ. Peterson.
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oNce Of the Deseret News
M tfaneH 80 COS rwcnty-toWth
b. 0rlen p advertisements and sup-
-,it Hhll,i b. received The News ls
stail' w carriers in Ogden ever
ialird Ne same terms as IN SAT-
N. t.y.
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PRIMARY OUTING.

-'iy Park was q scene Of mlrth
L.ash merr.ment yesterday after
iae occasion being a picnic party
"a ly ne presidency and officers Of
Fourth ward Primary association
y members There were about 200
y, children attended the meeting
y l'lef i was over they adjourned
us PARK where a most delightful
~ vas spent,
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National League.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS GAMES

Pittsburg. n; Philadelphia. 4.
ST. Louis. l3. New York, 8.
Chicago-Boston, postponed, rain.
TODAYS GAMES.
Boston az Chicago.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at ST. Louis.
Philadelphia az Pittsburg.
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officers meeting.

srn Come an Ye Sons Of Zion"
...........Young Mems Choir
.rJa-
lrr Zion Prospers, An "a Well"
..a.. ..... co.. Young Mems Choir
b ..y....-..Miss May Brown
tilif-
ns Chorus (20 voices) Second Ward
h-- America, "...... ......
..., -...Choir and Congregatln
t,ltf0n
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American League.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.

Buffalo-Chicago game postponed;
rain
Cleveland, 10; Kansas City s.
Observation-Disclosures game post
poued rain.
Detroit. o; Minneapolis, &C.
TODAY'S GAMES.
Chicago at Buffalo.
Kansas city az Cleveland.
Milwaukee at Indianapolis.
Minneapolis az Detroit.
A New York dispatch says:
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ESTATE OF JOHN sCHOTIELD DE.
ceased The undersigned will sell at public
auction AN tho real and personal property
/ belonging 20 said estate consisting oi 30
shares N sunlight Gold Mining and Milling
Go. 20 shares ~ cyanide Gold Mining Coz
goo shares Oi the New state Mining Is Milling
Cos 100 shares Of Monte Carlo Gold and Sill
yer Mining Cos 80 Cumberland Mining Col
[ goo share ~ Nuun'a Black uil Drug Co
500 shares same. 1900 shares same: 900 North
Ncrcur Cold Mlui1g and Milling O.. 100
shares same ioQl shares ~ the General logan
Mining Co; 80 shares % She 10, Angeles
told Mining Co; 100 shares The Horse Shoe
Mining aud Milling Gu. fW shares M the
Syndicate Mining aud Milling Co.. 10 shares
ofthe lbs Angeles told Minlug 90. SOD shares
North Mercnr cod Mining and, hilnE CQ.i
ius Cos 4 share j. III Parry co. ~ shares
American Natural Gas 90 furniture and
looks. and thCfOUuWluF described real estutc!
A part ~ lot 9. block 20. plat D. salt Lake
civ survey. salt Lake County StatoOf Utah.
commencing ut the southeast corner Of said
loo =. ana running thence west "a roas
thence north Z rods tlcnro east 81 rods
thence snuih rods to thc place " beginning
together with all imurOrCm MS thereon.
Also all OF lots u and o. iu block TO- OF
Capitol Avenue Addition. t1 salt Lake CITY,
as per recorded pla; thereof on DIE in the uf-
ltr ~ tlc county recorder OF salt Lake
comfy state of ltUh.
AN 0f lots and in block iS. plat A. "a tho
town Of ~ Dorado sa.t Lake County STATE
0fttah.
~ 0f lots n and % ln block n plat r. West
Lake town plat Salt Lake County. state q
All 10, g0ln block q Plat a. West Lake
town plat salt Lake County, State OF Utah.
A Interest in part ~ Doc c1muHucineS
rods ana O. llnk. east from the northwest
coucfOf l0t g. block o. plat L. salt Lake
tily suryCy thence cas-, Q rod, thence south
4 rods, thence west roIs thence north
rods % fbo place q beginning. salt lake
County. state q Utah
Atlioc.o,k d. m.. IN Monday the 18th day
OF NAV. A. ID 400. 40 the west entrance OF the
CITY and county building salt Lake cry
NEpHf y SCHOuELn
Administrator.
Dated thlsluh day OF MAY a. ID igO
JAMES No. MOVIE
NOTICE To CREDITORS. Estate or
l.ahcl sander, decreased Creditors win
present claims duly verified to thc UNDER
signed 90 NJ. 0-t, Commercial hiQrk. SAT-
Lake CltY. Utah, ou ur before scyiemher 18th,
JIM BOWMAN, Executor.
NOTICE TO CREDlTOBS Estate OF
Thomas NuyUo'h. deceased. Creditors vii
present claims with voucher, to the UNDER
signed 90 tnt Office ~ stewart s. stewart 5i0
Mccormick Block, salt Lake City On Or be-
fOrc the lfth day of sept a ID 100
PHILIP 81 MAYUOCK.
Admini-trat1r oicstato OF Thomas Maycock
De- egscd
nste OF hrst publication May lsth A a
100.
stewart & stewart, Attorneys
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BIG GAVE is ON.
Pocatellos and short Line Playing at
Walkers Park Today.

What promises 20 be one or the finest
BAN games witnessed on the local dia-
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WVNIl sCHOOLs COMMENCE-
MENT.

% Weber county public schools
" .3led an invitation to the pub
u s,lsfal 90 attend the commence
~ - exercises 90 be given in the Lester
\ llNion. ogden, Saturday, May
- az 1880 q. M, in honor OF the
.-..'1 from The district schools OF
Eli, county for the year 1899 1900.
J. " =. H. Paul win address the gradu-
n ,' sll a very interesting program
gen arranged.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1900-05-19

~ THE DISTRICT COURT. PROBATE
Division, ia aud for salt Lake County
estate Of Robcuh srroul. deceased
NOtice- The petition OF Henry A. 1ucket,
executor Of the estate OF Robeuia
sproul. deceased praying Tor the settlement
OF final account of said Henry a. ruckett
executor, aud f1r the distribution OF the re-
sidue OF said estate 90 the persons entitled.
las been set Tor hearing on saturday the 10Th
day OF May, a. ID. 1901 90 $3.50 o'clock "a. rn..
90 the County Court House. Ia the Court
Room Oi said Court in salt Lake City, Salt
Lake County. ltah
Witness tho Clor, nj sail Court
with the sea thereof affixed
Seal this Eth day ~ May A. ID.
1900
DAVID G. DUNBAR. Clerk.
by Albert j. Scare, Deputy Clerk.
A. McMastcr, Attorney.
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES.
Consult County Clerk or the Respeo-
tive Slgners Tor Further
Information.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO-
bate Division in and for Salt lnEc C1uu-
~. state Of Utah In tho inltfrr 0f fhe
estate OF John craig, Deceased Notice The
ueiitiou of Mary A. Craig. administrator -
the estate ~ John Craig deceased. urlf ~
iqr iue suuiemont 81 hnal account Of said
nary 81 craig, administrators aud for tUc
distribution ~ the residue ~ said estate 90
The persons entitled, has been s,t Tor hearing
on saturday, tho End day OF June A. ~ 1900.
at s.o O'Clock e. M, at the County court
House. DO The Court Room ~ said court. ln
Salt Lake city, salt Lake County Utah
Witness TIE Clerk 20 sad
N0urt with the seal thereof
ahxed this 18th day Of May.
isEALl A 10. 1900.
DAVID e. DUNBAR. Clerk.
ALBERT !. sEkRE Deputy Clerk.
Richard Hartley Attorney.
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B0ARD OF EDrcAr1nN

,.-es OF The teachers examlna-
n NV, -.'s oeen Set Tor June 6, 7 and S,
:. august Angus q q and 30 1900.
sspt loih. 100. ' '''''O'
,.-l amount Of routine business
~. '5'. s.. aud the board adj
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IL THE DISTRICT COURT IN AND
FOR salt Lake County state OF Utah, 10
Grande Young. Henry WAGNER Brewing
Company. "a corporation. NJ q. Moon and
James Thomson. Petitioners. Plaintiff vs. salt
Lake City "a Municipal Corporation Of Utah,
defendant Summons The State Of Utah 70
said defs ndant; You are hereby summoned
20 appear within twenty days after tbs
service Of thl, summons UPON YOU II served
within the County ln which this action Is
brought otherwise within thirty days after
service. and defend the above entitled actiJu
ana In case OF your failure so TO DO judg-
ment vii be rendered against yOn according
% the demand ~ the complaint which,
within ten days after service NJ this sum
mons upon you, viii be- hled with the CLERK
Of said Court The object ~ this proceeding
Is 20 discounect and dotarh from the munici-
pal boundaries Of salt Lake city. parts Of Sec
lions ? aud n. T. ] So Il. ! T., and OF sections
90 and %. 4. No. T. T.. salt Lake Meridian.
more particular description Of which Is
contained IN The petition ON Ole hortn.
OSCAR W. MOlLE.
~ Counsel
BENNER n. SMITH.
Plaintiffs Attorney, T. o. Address 3l2-l15
Auerbach Bldg NJ! So. Main ST., Salt Lake
CITY, Utah.
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OGDEN NEWS RptFFs

l-'y Sheriff Abbott Of Davis copn.
.,..s I Vgaen Yesterday and today
IN a WIingsse for the Nick
p ~" alleged murder case. which Is
M, Ivy. w az Pennington on the 2eth
f,..,.lllo n'h. There win be about gO
''' from this county. ~
y N , n The most delightful balls that
= r1r. u pace IN ogden for some
as,', s i',l last evening az the Chris.
|Ir,. 1 =, .5,hg hall given under the
|srlh,.., 'Ae Weber Stake Sunday
,t'a.s ARRANGEMENTS have baon
sfihs 80. .of afotner ban 20 be given
Hfg I'm, ''ne aaspices on Wednesday
,isi pars ~ 70 the pavilion In
a c,5,. . , one drunk were I'D In
|s7,i Yesterday morning and dis
a N Ne Nc he wife o, William VIII.
,Asr and os9', l,l9, C. ane baby girl.
Ia. enid doing cell.
y a., ," q. report that the light fros,
IaFb,,-y, Wv" Y. nights has injured The
'rat' and tomato crop to ~ some me
q. i Y. swan has shipped a number
aas.se east during the past
.. Oos.
foass y. .s. G.ln club sent the follow.
" IsH h ,l .s TO Butte last niebt 10
i91r , r,, contest at the Montana
afpn.rSS ''.li N l.. Drowning 4
'''3 g. { a NJ. i. Brewer, A. P. Bige-
ssssg. e. 4 Middleton wen, 10 Win.
us y. I''r Yesterday for y a " f ,~,
rner.5 horses and horse racing
.asl sss ,,i NJ, 2 meet At Read f RIOS
assisr Z, Monday evening Nav o. y,
''' neet ' \, 3dyisability Of holding
q r ." 'ne near future.
'', t,s =, 4. general eomn,s..-,. |
ag W 'ae Union Paeiao b y
J. a'''on and mother. Mrs. !
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT. PRO.
IS. State Of Utah In the matter Of the
estate and Guardianship ~ Harold Craig aud
Violet Craig, minor, Notice. The petition
OF Mary a. Craig praying for the Issuance
TO horself o. Letters OF Guardianship on tho
persons and estates OF Harold Craig and
Violet Craig. u,u0rs. has been set for hear
Ing on saturday. tho 2ud day OF June, A. u.
1907. al Q go O'c Iock a. m., at tue County court
House in the Court Room M said Court. 10
salt Lake City salt Lake County Utah.
Witness the clerk OF said
lSeall Court with the seal there
OF affixed this t7th DAY OF
May. A. w. 1900
DAVID e.. DUNBAR Clerk
BY Albert j. Scare Deputy Clerk,
Richard Hartley Attorney
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IL THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division. lu and Tor ~at Lake County, State
OF Utah. In the matter ~ the estate Of
Francis Armstrong. deceased Notice The
petition OF the executors u the estate
o. Francis Armstrong. deceased Tor con-
hrmatiOn 10 the sale Of the following de5-
cr0ed personal property ~ said deccdeut.
20 wiu Sale of wool clip Tor 1892 t25lll5i
sule OF sheep ;A1ll.1; sale o. bulls $3.50. stock
ia Oregon short Limo Utah Northern Rail-
road stock si3l1; sale Of one hog go 90, sale
a one steer $500 upon The following terms
10 Wit; cash. and also Tor the settlement ~
the annual account 90 the said executors as
appears frOmstle Petition and return % sale,
filed in THIS court has been sci for hearing on
saturday toe 2nd day OF June A. ID l00G, at
$3.50 o'clock % m at the County Court House.
On the Court Room ~ said Court la salt Lake
City, salt Lake County. Utah.
Witness the clerk % said
Court with the seal there
[Seall OF affixed this 18th day Of
May d. 1900
DAVID g.. DUNBAR Clerk
BY Albert j Scare, Deputy Clerk
lOuugN Movie Attorneys
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Witness tho CIork OF said
Court With the seal thereof
lsfALI Affixed this Sch dly OF May,
a. ID 1880
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division. in aud fuf slIt Lake County. state
Of Utah. Ia the matter % tho estate
and guardianship of Rhca lay Morris
and Lenore Morris. Minors. Notice.
The petition OF Irene Norris pray
Inc Tor Tho ISSUANCE Go herself of Letters n
Guardianship On tho person and estate Of
Rhel Fay Morris Leu0re Morris, minors. has
been 500 for bearing Ou saturday. the 26th
day % May, "a. % 1870. 40 9.l1 o'clock e. m.,
at the County Court House 10 tho Court
Room or said Court Zoo salt Lake city, salt
Lake County. Utah.
Witness the Clerk " said Court
WITH Che seal thereof affixed
this gtn day Of May, A. ID.
fSeall 1900
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By ArnERr J. SPARE Deputy CLERK,
Morse s. Whitteu0re Attorneys.
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DAVID q. DUNBAR Clerk.
BY Abort j. Scare. Deputy CierG.
Ray Van Cutt Attorney
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DAVID Q. DUNBAR UIerk
hy ALHtnr j. STARE Deputy Clerk.
] NJ. InnnnE AunrneY.
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Witness the Clerk OF said
Court with tho seal thereof
lsrAf-l affixed this 5th day Of May
A ~. 1900.
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N THE DISTRICT COURT PROBATE
Division, in and i1r salt Lake County, state
of ltah. lu Che matter OF the estate N
William q Clark, Deceased. Notice The
Issuance Oh herself ~ Letter, u Adminisira-
ton in the estate 10 William g. CLARK. do
ceased BIAS been SEQ Tor hearing on saturday.
the 10Th nay of hlU s. D. 1910. 40 g:l0 O'Clock
am. COO th" County Court House. IN The court
room of said court in salt Lake city, salt
Lake County. IfaN
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-07-10
THE DISTANCE OF THE STARS.
A Problem In which Astronomers Are
Much Interested.

A Problem In which Astronomers Are
Much Interested.
A problem in which the astronomers
are now much interested Is that of the
distances OF the stars, especially how
far out they extend, says Prof Simon
Newcomb in the Youths Companion.
1t was formerly thought that the
brightest stars were the nearest, and
the faintest the most distant. But it
is now found that this is not the whole
truth, and that some of the brightest
stars are as far away as those which
we cannot see without a telescope
There are two remarkable cases of this
kind. Campus. in the constellation OF
Argo. is, next to Sirius, the brightest
star in the sky. But it's distance is i'm
measurably great, so that astronomers
have not been able to learn anything
certain about it. The most interesting
conclusion from this is that Campus,
although 1t is only a star in the sky.
is really thousand times brighter
than the sun. Campus is not the only
star of which this Is true. Rigel, In
the constellation of Orion, is a star OF
the first magnitude; yet it's distance
is beyond all that the most powerful
instruments of astronomy can fathom.
There may yet be other stars ten thou
sand times as bright as the sur, and yet
so far away that we do not see them
as very bright stars. There are now
about sixty stars of whose distance as
tronomers have been able to get some
idea. The distances of a few of the
nearest of these have been measured
with some approach to exactness, but
the farther a star is the harder 1t be-
comes to secure exactness in such
measurements. But astronomers are
always trying to improve their instru-
ments, and every year they are find
ing out more and more about the ar
rangements OF the stars. Perhaps be-
fore the twentieth century shall be half
gone they will know how far off the
Milky Way is-something they have
as yet no certain way Of learning.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-07-10
DAP,Y AND POULTRY.
INTE.. <sTINC CHAPTERS FOR
OUR RURAL READERS.
How suseessfuI FARMERS operate This
Dspartmsat OF ths Farn-A Few
ni~ts rs to the Care of Live stsck
ana Poultry.


Tho street man OF the New York
Produce Review writes that journal as
follows
Readers of these columns have heard
considerable during the past few years
of mold, notifies, streaks, weedy or
bitter flavor, crumbly or ragged, bor-
ing butter, but who has heard of but
ter being packed into tubs that had
three or four inches of cream on the
bottom OF them? / met a man last
week who used to be employed in one
OF our butter and egg stores, but is
now buying butter and eggs for n
Wholesale grocery firm. He said he re-
Gently purchased \ lot OF butter from a
firm here, and whom the butter was de-
liVersd to him he examined several
tubs and they appeared to be all right,
SO he sent some of the lot 10 one OF
his customers. In few days this Gus
toner returned three tubs, claiming he
had cut out part OF ths butter. but
when near the bottom of the tabs he
found very peculiar looking mass,
which undoubtedly was once butter.
My friend examined the returned tubs
and found that each one contained
from three to eight inches Of soft or
slushy butter in the bottom. Close ex-
animation showed that there had been
a considerable quantity of cream in
the tubs before they were packed with
butter, and this had softened the but
ter so that it could not be used. The
cream was sweet, and its presence did
not affect the flavor of the butter in
the top half Of the tubs, but did to
some extent affect the flavor and color
of the balance of the goods. Just how
the cream came to be in those three
tubs my friend cannot say, and he
thinks it is very strange that the but
ter-maker did not notice the condition
of the tubs before he packed the butter.
1t is quite apparent that it was another
case of carelessness.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-07-10
No Dark Stables.

want my stable above ground;
cellar for me, as l do not believe col
relish being confined in dungeon al
more than a man does, said G. D. He
in paper read by him at the rece
convention of dairymen at Columbt
Give them all the sunlight possible
never saw a stable with too many wi
dows to suit me. If you are buildil
by all means look we'll to your wat
supply. If possible to do so, bui
where you can have the advantage
running water in your stables. If y
cannot do this be sure you get su
ply of well water at all times in t
year at a reasonable depth. After y
have fitted up your stable with mo
ern devices for watering those Gov
go one step further and arrange to he
that water up to a temperature OF
degrees. You say this means a gre
deal of trouble and expense, but
there is man in this room who b
ever tried warming the water for
milk cows that did not think hims
fully repaid there is something wro
with the man or else he has the wfo
kind of COWS.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-07-10
NOW 1T is DooRKNockERs.
vhAsky Bin ct Ire. sad ERASE Hantex
~ Aattqu@ Shops.


The would-be Bohemian girl is on
the lookout for old doorknockers. II
you meet her rushing from one antique
shop to the next. you may be sure
she's got the fad and is on the chase.
Often one is heard of, but where 1t was
yesterday it is not today, and it is the
faddist's business to follow 1t until she
catches up with it. And then, perhaps,
some girl who won't give it up has IT..
Old doorknockers are scarce. They are
being copied, 1t is true, but the manu-
facturers are not able to duplicate the
battered, dented appearance OF the
Knockers that, many years ago, in sun
and storm, stood as sentinel at the
door, ready to echo under the hand of
the colonial swain. Another reason
why new knockers are not so accept
able is because they are factory made
and all alike. The old ones, being hand
made, are stamped each with an in
dividuality all its own, bearing the inn
press of the workman's skill and, ia
a measure, of his humor at the time
the work was done. Il is not the re-
suit OF the labor of a mechanic, but
of an artist mechanic. So the girl is
looking for the shabby, well-worn bit
of brass that is green with old age
The particular pattern she wants is
the lions head, and if she finds it she
pays from IS to $40 to possess it
There are other patterns-some OF fiat.
plain brass, that are well liked as o
second choice. They can be purchased
for about 49, Some of the girls take
these when they cannot find the lions
head, but continue their search. When
they succeed in getting what they
want, the less desirable knocker is
"swapped" for their latest find or else
sold to one of their friends. If girl
doesn't succeed in her search at all
she buys a new knocker-for which
she pays about sand buries it in the
ground until it becomes green and
moldy. Then she gives it to her
small brother to play with. She doesn't
tell the boy what she wants him to
do, but in these war times it is quite
certain that the knocker will go
through many mock battle as some
piece of ammunition, and when it re-
turns to its owner is sure to have
enough dents to satisfy the most fas-
tidious. The knocker is now ready to
be hung. If the family is enthusiastic
it goes on the front door, but when the
girl is alone in the enjoyment of her
fad it hangs on the door of her own
domain, and luckless, indeed, the in
dividual who fails to announce,
through its voice, her desire to enter.
New York Press.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1900-07-10
Hand separators.

l have used hand separator near
four years, and am sure it has PAID ~
cost more than three times over. MlIK'
ing from eight to fifteen cows, writes
contributor to Ohio Farmer, l would
compare the turning to about the SANG
as an ordinary tanning mill. Han0
machines run from twenty to elgny
gallons capacity per hour; price 1roM
$50 to S165. 1t is best for new pesin'
ners to use a watch at first to reguia''
speed. AS to temperature, 1t VIII ~
all right if run through the machine II
a reasonable length OF time after milA
ing. Have sold $500 worth OF puttel
the past year, besides cream and putte,
used in family, say $50 worth anu
know my receipts would have ueel
one-fifth less had l not used sepaiS
tor. Have had separator at the Daii
for two years, run by bull, on TWO,
horse tread power. Have never mlsse'
a Swimming since we had it. ThinA =
one of the best investments we s'e'
made