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The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19

The SENTINEL last week announced that Z.
M. Coe Of Bakersfield, Cal, had purchased all
the horses In White Pine county bearing the
Archie Beston brand. Mr.. Coe passed
through Eureka on Friday Of last week 10
take possession of the animals. He returned
to Eureka on Monday and was met here BY
Elmer Kooken and W. s. Gather. also Of
Bakersfield, who served notices on Nj. Coe
to the effect that they were the rightful own
ers Of the Beaton brand Of horses, claiming 10
have paid Mrs. Beaton 1900 for the stock,
and exhibiting q bill of sale from the lady.
Messrs. Kooken and Gather left on Mon
days stage for Hamilton to try and get pos
session of the animals, and Mr.. Coe left the
same afternoon by private conveyance for
Green Springs. where the horses range. All
the parties had blood in their eye, and It was
expected serious trouble would ensus when
the two different parties commenced gather
ing the stock. Messrs. Kooken and Gather
returned to Eureka Thursday and reported
they had abandoned all contest for the horses,
and Mr.. Gather left for California by the
afternoon train.
1t is understood that they found that con-
siderable difficulty would be experienced In
rounding up the horses, and with the prospect
of a lawsuit over the matter. finally decided
upon abandoning the fight for the horses.
Mr.. Kooken is still in Eureka and IL on .
trade for another band Of range horses.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19
PROFESSOR CHURCH's VISIT.

Professor J. K. Church Of the Latin De-
par.msnt Of the State University has been
making . tour Of inspection Of the High
Schools Of the State and on Monday last
made his Official visit 10 the High School Of
Eureka.
Professor Church reports that the school
here 10 in most excellent condition in every
way, and remarked that the discipline was
especially good. the pupils being quiet. at
ease and under good control. He stated
that the work in the mathematics classes Of
the High School is thorough and rapid. the
Latin In every particular up to the stand
ard required by the University, and the
school in general worthy Of the highest
praise.
Professor Church gave an interesting and
instructive lecture on cart Pictures" to q
good attendance st the Episcopal church
Saturday evening. exhibiting . large collec-
tion Of copies Of famous paintings.
On Sunday he visited the Presbyterian
and Episcopal Sunday schools and gave the
children IN entertaining account Of his
travels In foreign lands, and explained the
great Significance Of the scholarship clause
in Cecil Rhodes will, which provides two
Oxford scholarships for every State and
Territory in the United States. every prov
incs in Canada and Australia. and every
State or prinoipality in Germany. Each
student will be allowed 1880 per year for
expenses. In this manner many able men
Of the leading nations Of the Christian
world will be brought together and aid
given to the promotion Of harmony among
the nations.
Professor Church left on Monday for Reno.
leaving behind him the kindest Of wishes
among the people Of Eureka.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19

Railroad officials find that employees
addicted TO the use Of strong drink are
not 10 be depended upon. All the i'm
portant railroads are wedding ont the
men who are hard drinkers and who
smoke cigarettes. The Union Pacific
has forbidden its employees to frequent
saloons whether on or off duty. and the
result is that at Cheyenne, wyo., %
saloons have bad to close their doors.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19
Jury Find. Bers Campbell Insane.

Jury Finds Bers Campbell insane
From the Silver State Of April Is w
learn that the jury impaneled in the case Of
Bert Campbell was sworn in on Monday
last to decide whether or not the defendant
is sane ct the present time. DR.. w. L.
Ssmuels. A. Davidson and A. w. Campbell.
the defendants father. testified as to young
C~ampbslrs mental condition and their be-
lief that he 10 insane. The jury was out
several hours and brought in Q verdict ind-
ing the defendant insane. Young Camp
bell. who 10 charged with attempted arson.
will be committed 10 the State insane ssy-
lum. and should he at any future time be
pronounced ssns will be brought back to
Winnsmuccs and tried on the charge on
which be was indicted.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19
FIRE Insurance at Ely.

]. B. Walden. . representative of the
Queen and Royal Insurance Companies. &C.
oompauisd BY I. G. C. Whitmore Of Eureka,
agent Of these companies in Eastern Nevsda,
returned to Eureka Wednesday from .
several days visit At Ely. White Pine
county. While there they made a plot Of
the town and 6xsd the rate on . number OF
pieces Of town property on which the own
ers desired TO take ont insurance. Ely at
present has no system Of water works and
.bs rate Of insurance 10 necessarily high.
The rate placed on the frame buildings on
Main street at that place being $40 on each
800 DER year.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19

A private letter received in Eureka this
week states that trouble lie probably brew
ing 1t Tonopah between the Miners Union
and the Tonopsh Company. According to
the letter il was understood on the streets
Of Tonopah Monday that the Miners Union
endesvored TO secure permission to meas
ure the work being done in the company's
shafts for the purpose Of sscertsinine
whether the contractors were making -four
dollars per day. II seems this privilege
was refused them by the superintendent.
whereupon it was rumored the company
would pay the miners now ct work for The
following day Tuesday,. and then stop all
work indefinitely.
The facts IS set forth In this letter were
cleaned on the streets Of Tonopab. the
writer merely stating what be was able to
learn from that source, 90 il 10 possible that
the seriousness Of affairs in the new camp
may have been somewhat exaggerated by
public rumor.
However, il has been suggested by many
observers for some time past that the lack
Of energy displayed BY this company in the
development Of their property on . big
scale was probably due to . desire upon
their part TO weed out the Miners Union in
order to reduce the wage scale without too
much f~riction-the Philsdelphis ~stockhold-
srs being reported to be opposed to the
present scale Of four dollars per day.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19

A careful inspection Of the new goods at
Il. A. McKim's will convince one that he 10
showing . most exquisite and attractive line
Of Summer goods. You will find . choice
selection Of the newest fabrics for Summer
dresses and waists; nsckwesr for both
ladies and gents in the latest styles. and .
large lot Of gents Summer hats. An espe-
cially fine line of shoes for both ladies and
gents has just been received. Read his new
adv. in another column.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19
Pretty wall Match BOX.

Metal, looks like aluminium. Free for
twenty names of families or those who may
send away for groceries. We sell cheaper
than any house this side of New York.
Fresh and pure and of the very best. Ship
exactly what you want If not you ship back
at our expense. One trial and you are always
a customer. Catalogue free. Feldhusen &
Company-California's Big Mail Order Gro
Gerry House, S01. sOs, 800. so7 L street, Sac.
ramento,
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19

Professor e. A. Ross, who was dis
misssd from Stanford University be-
cause his lectures 10 his classes on so-
GEOLOGY we're considered too radical, 10
now giving . special curse Of lectures
on that science ct Harvard University.
The older educational institution well
comes the exposition Of advanced
thought which the younger one re.
iected.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19
Leased ..a Bonded the standard.

Frank Quinn, Sr.. has bonded the Stand
ard mine on Adams Hill and taken q two
years lease Of the property. He took pos
session on Wednesday. and will at once
commence sinking on the main shaft, which
10 now l20 feet In depth. and ii is Mr..
Quinu's intention TO at once extend the
shaft an additional 100 feet. At present
there is . small showing Of good ore 10 the
mine, and unless Mr.. Quinn's usual good
luck deserts him he will DON be shipping
ore from the Standard.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19
Delegates

At . meeting Of Diamond Rsbekah Lodge
No s held Monday evening. April IA. the
following were elected % Delegates to the
Sixth Annual Rsbekah Assembly which
meets u Carson City. June IL. 1902: Mrs.
Emma Gregovich, Mrs. Essells e. Hooper.
Mrs. Louisa Zadow. Mrs. Nettis Cronans.
Mrs. Caroline Lewis. Mrs. Nathalia A.
Brosssmsr.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19

Clarence Kind. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Kind Of Eureka. left Thursday for
Tonopah and will. in company with E.
Marks. take charge Of his fathers interest
in the business there. Clarence isa popu-
lar young man and . credit TO Eureka,
where he was born and raised. His many
friends here will miss him and wish for him
every success in his new field.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19
Lie Insurance policy settled.

The Board of Control OF the Endow-
ment Rank. Knights OF Phythias, has
perfected a satisfactory settlement with
Mrs. F. r. Wittenberg Of Eureka in the
payment Of its insurance on her late hus-
bands life. She has agreed to accept ST.
2l0.90 in full payment OF all claims.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19
Euresxs Girls In Basket Rail.

Misses Anna johnson and Lizzie Pepper.
Eureka girls attending the State University
At Reno, were to leave that city on April
Is. for Berkeley. California. where . game
Of basket ball will be played on the follow
ing afternoon between the teams of the two
Universities. Miss johnson will be umpire
Of the Reno team, and Miss Pepper goes as
Q substitute.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19

William G. Sargent. . pioneer OF Eureka,
died at his cabin on Cedar Hill last Tues
day. He had been in poor health for .
number Of years and was very feeble. In
the early days be worked al the furnaces
here. He was . native Of Maine. aged IA
years. The funeral took place last Thurs
day,
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19
Now Located at Rosslana.

From . private letter received ct Ruby
Hill recently We learn that Jack Mckenzie
aud Lou Dunkls. both former Eursksns. are
located 81 Rossland. B. G. The former 10
now General Manager Of the Leroy mine d
that place and the latter 10 foreman Of the
same property.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19
TRIAL JURORS.

The following named persons have been
selected as trial Jurors, TO appear in the
District Court 81 Eureka on April %, 1902,
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19

ora shipments over She =. q p.
The following ore shipments have been
made over the Eureka q Pslisads Railroad
or the week ending April 10, 1909:
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n. Yaur Iifa Inauredf

If not, protect your family by taking out .
policy in the New York Life Insurance Com.
pany. B. L. SMITH, Agent. =
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19

Health dne Economy Are Assured
By using hot air-tight coal burners. Sold ex
clusively by George Gavin, Eureka. Nsy.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1902-04-19
PALIsADR ITEMS.

Regular Correspondence.
Supt. G. D. Abbott has gone to the city for
q few days.
N. Hawkins has returned from N extended
visit in the State of Washington.
viii Raine and wife arrived from Denver
last week.
There are now four places here at which
meals are served.
John Pratt, engineer Of the E. 4 p, Il tax
ing . vacation.
A shoe repairing shop has been opened
here.
Messrs. Rand, Downsy, Jewell, Allen.
and Eaton attended the Masonic lodge in
Elko this week.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-30
ARM AND HEAD HURT.
Aged Man Comes i'm Contact with
BicycIist and street Car.

Aged Man Comes i'm Contact with
BicycIist and street Car.
While walking along the car tracks on
Pennsylvania Avenue. between Seven
teenth and Eighteenth Streets northwest,
about O'Clock this morning, Mr.. George
Kroader, sixty years old was knocked
down by a bicycle ridden by J. s. Wooster.
Of 1906 H Street north vest, and sustained
a fracture Of his right arm. There was
also a slight scalp wound.
The accident occurred Immediately in
front Of car 226 Of the Capital Traction
Company. which was moving rapidly east
ward. The motorman with difficulty
brought his car TO a staEdstu in time 10
prevent more serious injury TO the pros
trate man.
Mr. Kroader was removed to the Emer-
gency Hospital. where the fracture was
reduced and he was put TO bed. He was
unable 10 give the number Of his house.
but said be lives on Sixth Street. between
n and y Streets northwest. Mr.. Kroader
will remain at the hospital until tomor-
row.
The wheelman was taken to the Third
precinct station. but as there was no
charge against him he was released.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-30
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

The white occasion. How'd you like 20
De the liveryman2 Ten dollars for a lit
tie while. And more folks who want to
be accommodated with cutters than there
are cutters 10 accommodate folks who
want them Speaking OF accommodation.
isn't it nice Of the Dutch Government TO
offer TO send word TO the "Bocr leaders in
the field, cnlighteniuE them as TO the real
situation Pears 10 us the Boer lead
ors in the field know little something
about the situation without any confden-
tial advices from The Hague. thank you.
They've been knowing about it for some
moons Further weII-Enowu facts:
Rain or snow tonight; Friday fair, con
unucd low temperature, light winds be
coming variable.
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months I'm the penitentiary az Sing Sing.
He is also said to have served a long
sentence in Tennessee.
Arrived Here sunday.
Ke,lar reached this city Sunday from
Chattanooga, Tenn. and ever since then
has been under the surveillance Of the
detectives. He is said to have approached
the officials Of the Navy Department in
his endeayor TO secure money for the dem
onstration OF the pracJicabnity Of de-
vice for preventing collisions at sea. He
is also said TO have interested number
Of the legation people and Mr.. Ran
dOIph.
In his possession was found morphine
outfit. which he asked TO be permitted 90
use. Kcllar claims to be competitor Of
Narc0ui i'm the invention Of wireless
teIczraphy- He claims that he is trying
20 lead an honest life and that he is be-
ing prosecuted by the police.
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ADJUSTMENTS

NationaI-E. S. Willard in The Cardi-
nal evening
COlumbia-"King DOdO, afternoon and
evening
Chase's-Pol.te vaudeville, afternoon
and evening.
Lafayette-"Qu Vadis." evening
emy-"Are You "a Buffalo" after
noon and evening.
Herman s-'-The Gay Morning GIories
BuTlesqUcrs." afternoon and evening.
Biiou-Burlesque and vaudeville, after
noon and evening.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-30

PAssAIC. y. J.. Jan. go disastrous
blaze occurred at the storehouse Of the
North Jersey, Traction Company here
early this morning. The fire started from
an over-heated stove en- trolley car and
quickly spread. Fifty summer cars stored
IN the building were totally destroyed.
entailing q loss or 100000. The building
ia which the fire occurred is The first
which was erected in this state 10 be
used as trolley station.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-30
TO REQUIRE HEATED CARS,


Senator Hoar today introduced a bill
10 regulate the heating and care Of
street cars In the District OF Columbia Do
The bill provides thaJ the District Of
Columbia shall make requests 10 the
street railways yearly or oftener IL they
see IT. regarding the proper maintenance
81 all cars and that they shall report
yearly 10 Congress II the railways have
properly complied with their requests.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-30
Padercw,kI in New York.

NEW YORK. ian. 50.-The White star
liner Oceanic. which was due in this port
yesterday. arrived this morning She
raj lied from Queenstown az II O'Clock Las.
Thursday Uorr.re. PadereWsH Is one Of
the passengers.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-30

PRETORIA. Jan. 30.-3Iajor Driscoh
yesterday surprised Boer lager at Pop
lar Grove. on the MoGder River. and cap
tured seventeen Beers. including fleld
Coruet GrObeIaar who died Of his wounds.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-30
Her Comb Cnnrht Fire.

BEDFORD, Ind, Jan. 30.-Mrs. John Mil
Ter was seriously burned at her home yes
terday. She was cracking nuts for her
child and in STOPPING over got too close
TO the stove. A celluloid comb in her
hair became so heated that it ignited.
burning of a portion Of her hair. Only
for her presence Of mind in putting out
the flames she probably would have lost
her life Though painfully burned, she
viii recover.
Norfolk & VVashTDgton sseamb boat co
Delirhtiul trips daily az $50 p. m. from foot
7th ST. Old Point Comfort, Norfolk Virginia
Beach. and Newport News see ad- page Z
S1.25 10 baltimore and Return. Via
ID. q o. Il. r.,
Saturday and sunday. February 7 and o. cot
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-30

80 Decorated Small Pitchers: 1QC
regular price -sc- SpecIal.-.-.. -
30 Decorated Chambers, regu- EOC
lar price. 7sc- Special -..-..... -
100 Painted Cedar Washubs. CCC
regular price. Csc Special--.... u
go Oh Heating stoves, the brightest
and best the kind that does not
smoke or smell; regular price, g n
Si.-5. Special -.-.-.--.-..-.-..-'J 'OO
zoe Fiber Wash Basins. l0-inch &C
sizes. regular price lie Spccial--.J
30 Wash Boilers, made IF good
quality tin; family size; regular dfC
price 6qc. Special. ~
200 Bottles Of Household Ammonia.
fun pint size. regular price &c. &C
Special .....-.....-..-.- --..--...-----
100 Garbage Cans. made Of the best
quality galvanized iron, l6-quart d0C
size. regular price. 69c. Special. -
200 Berlin Drip Coffee Pots. 2-quart
size; regular price, 9sc. SQC
Special OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -
$50 Flat Irons. including the nickel
plated kind that never rust; reg &C
ular price Sc 10. Spccial-Pcund--
1000 cakes Brooks Crystal nc
SOau OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES -....--.-.S -
100 Enterprise Food Choppers, will
cut an kinds Of meats or vegetables.
regular price. $50. Spc- 0CC
cial OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ------.---- ~
SEQ cakes Of star Oleine DC
soap .............-'----- ---'-''''
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STREET IIGHTING

High tide.......,12:15 An. and 1912 ?. NJ.
Low tide.......,..6:J5 A. NJ. and 7-33 Pm
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tomorrow morning he viii be taken into
the Police Court on a charge Of vagrancy
with the purpose Of having him sent out
OF the city.
His Arrest i'm 1898.
hellar was arrested in this city in 1898
by the same officers who arrested him
this time. At that time. the police al
lege, he represented TO Mr.. Charles Clark.
proprietor Of the Virginia House. thar he
was a member OF the Russian Legat ion and
entered into negotiation for the purchase
OF the property at the corner Of First
and I Streets northwest. The terms were
agreed upon and KelIar is said to have
obtained $50 from Mr.. Clark to cable
home for the money.
He is also said to have interested Mr.
r. G.. Dubois. the patent attorney. ia a
device for signaling at sea. II was upon
warrant secured by Mr.. Dubois that
kelldr was arrested
Mr. Dubois was in New York at the
time of the arrest. but furnished iufor-
nation concerning two alleged victims in
that city.
Nellar was taken there tried. convicted
and sentenced 10 four years and FIVE
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-30

Your choice all our fine Wool Elan
nels-Ted. white. blue, grey. q &C
Sold in the piece 15c TO 25c yd. -
Your choice all our fine WraDper
Flannelette - neat patterns navy.
red, light blue. pink. tan and gray
gFounds-in all desirable lengths AZC
lOc and I2lzc values rs
TeazledoWn Outing Flannel and
Fancy Domet Flannel. in medium dark
colorings-lengths . 20 10 yards. 5ZC
regular zizc........-....-- JS
All our Canton and Shaker Flannel
that sold for SIC, 71zc and Sc nc
IHolce-- ---.----- ------- ---------O 20
All our Canton and Shaker
Flannel that sold for &c, Zoe and TIC
1z-2c- ---------.-.-.-. Z
1000 Extra Fine Quality White
Madras, in a fun line small. medium
and large cords, In assorted patterns.
very suitable for LADIES' waists and
mems shifting. These goods are
worth IN the piece 25c and &c
%tf------. Recommendations y
5000 fine Mercerized Che mbray and
SILK striped Giughams. in "a very com
pietc line Of fancy lace and embroid-
cred effects an unlimited assortment.
patterns and colorings. worth in 10C
IN the piece Zsc and 35c.-....-... -
Another shipment just in-Fine
SILK Mousaelincs. Silk Null and Fancy
Embroidered CrepOns; a very com
plete line all desirable c0lCrs and
lengths ia dots, silk stripes. ctaminc
effects and self-o0lored combinations.
and are selling in the piece from DOC
Jfc 10 tag- tnOICe--.--.--.--..-- -
cases new Lawns and Dimities-
choice assortment patterns and color
ings-all the latest stvIes-Iore.
stripes and fancy floral effects. TIC
Regular 12iac.................. -
. cases fine Batiste. en- all the very
latest styies-dots. stripes aud fancy
effects - light and dark printed
grounds and linen colors-waiets and
fun dress patterns. Worth IN QsC
the piece 1Jc.............-..... o.
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GERMAN
IN FIVE WEEKS.

g. ~ al ,.-1,o ~ Clio,,,is ,rr6tl
after taking the oourSe, Prof. Hsupt is the bes.
instructor ! have ever known His methods are
most rhilu-8phioaIly correct. He impart- prac-
t.o-l J-sa Of German in I'VE weeks lE lu enjoyable
manner.
Today and tomorrow the public are invited az
s--S and D. H- Can sign 90. trial week
Wander Buiil.UC. g-h ald D IU. III
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f-25 10 BaEdmnre aud Return, Via
d ~ o. r. Il snfurhnr md snnhnN

FeIr1arr and .. tickets good returning until
b. lowing Monday Good ON al trains except
Notal Limited. csJf
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-01-30
Remnants of FiOusefurnisfings of Every Sort.

Altar Candles FOR church use. Rcgu-
ular price, per pound, 55c. Spe- 01C
ial-lb............... Il
100 blue and white China Umbrella
Stands. Regular price $IgS. & OS
Special .---...- -----.-..-.- --.--.. -
200 Toilet Sets. decorated In blue
including STOP jar Regular 81 90
prize. $500. SpcciaI-......... Vi'JO
100 Water Sets bohemian glass. in
Guiding 6 glasses. I pitcher and d0C
tray. Regular price, zoe. Special -
$50 dozen Water TumbIers. with
plain or autcd bottoms. Regu- nc
lar price. &C.. Special. =
200 dozen Fruit or Berry. saucers.
cut glass pattern. Regular price, &c
&c. SpeCial-cach -.-.--..----.. =
Banquet OF Parlor Lamps. in more
than dozen styles and deco
rations Regular price. $i25. % 90
cial........... ....-........... ~
25 decorated Toilet Pitchers. C0C
Regular Erice. SIS. Special. VI
% decorated Toilet Basins. COC
Regular price. $L25. Special. u
80 decorated Mugs-....-...--.. ~
50 decorated Brush Holders. 10
- decorated Soap Dishes. -
p Stop Jars. with covers. 81 50
Regular price. $3.50. Special, ~i'JJ
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TEMPERATURE.

Temperature at % a. m---.-....-.......2 %
Temperature az y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS p
Temperature at . T.. m.................2 %
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THE sun AND THE MOON


sun rose-...7-l7A.M sun sets..5:I0 PM.
Moon rises.II-13 PM Moon sets.-.......-