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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-03

Brown. NJ. r. Allen, a. +. DyreIng. Ray
Dyrelng Fred Madison.
oct Pop. W. Ellason, Mrs D. r.
l.obdell, ID. ~ Walker. II. Fox r.. T..
Hannessoy H. j. Oncil u s. Mar
tain Mrs. ]. W. quinn, Nh g. H. Md
dleton, Abe Hansen, H. n. Hollmsom
NJ w, Mangloson, Willard Young. Mrs.
NJ. c. Lewis, W. D. Baum and Wife
Miss y, Baum, II d. Folsom. H. W..
Nelson, William Mattel Dr. ana Mrs
w, Y. WIthT David ana Berga
stoker y. y Daycy Mrs Horace Cum
mngs H. v. Huguin. Mrs. Geo. Car-
ter Ernest Warner ~ j Nessler. Mrs
kessler G.. w Snow, Mr j. H. Smith.
Sarah J.. Smith, Don G.. smith
Oct 2L-D N. Mckee, VIM Dark and
VIE Hugh Mcclure, John q. Hock-
Ing, Mr. and Mrs. Cote. u. u. Mowers.
Mr. ana Mrs. Y S, Ablcs, Chas a.
McCWty Mr. and Mrs GIN Ethel Glass
man, Edmund Crawford. Jamsc and
Albert White Amy Morris. Anna Barns.
Mr. and Mrs W. Ackeruan Mrs IT, r.
Nelson, W. T.. Nobb. Miss Maymie
Noble j. A. Niilsoe, ~ II biucIcome.
49, n. Lenmen. Mr.. and Mrs. O.. T..
Wallace y. j Merrill
oct 2S-E W.. whitney. Hannah
Slevcrs, o. A. Visol, Albert Vlsel. j. r.
kescel Mr. ana Mrs Gibson Laura
HoIey Mr. md Mrs. ID. D. sutton, y.
T. iicken, Mrs e.. w. Brooks, Fred
Meyer
oct %. Mrs. JOS b. Doty. e.. IS. Jar
Wis Geo. W. Ritter sylvia Dee. Lucia
Spence. Mrs @. +. Felt. Mr. and Mrs.
W q 1U0uYa Corr. A Vt,u,,..., Af.t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-03
UTAHNS AT THE FAIR.
Home People Who Visited ST. Louis
During Last Week OF October,

The following persons registered at
the Utah building during the last week
OF October
oct. al S Hooking, Ellenor By
water H. G.. Kincade, Mr. and Mrs.
Hewlett, Sven Nelson Mrs. Edward
Melvin. Steven l.. Chapman j. H..
Grant. Jr, Mr.. and Mrs h. d. Davis,
Mrs NJ. Il. d. shlppard Mrs r. Bal
~, r. d. Brown. j, o. Duke j, A..
Morgan, James Humphry, Mr. and Mrs
j. p, Langford, Mr. and Mrs Moth
lverson, +. r.. Margetts, Glare Rivers,
John L. Burch Mrs. G.. Grune i, S,
Riley j. r. Brady f. b. Hall and
child, C. VanGunther and wife Mr.. and
Mrs, f. ID. Holms. A. j. Evans,
Lucy Baker j. G. Hogenson w. f..
Block
Oct 2j-Mrs Elizabeth Mrs, G.. NJ
Bell Emma Lane, l.. u Sanders. ID. NJ.
Cooper, W H. Gorden, j. \. Claton, @.
w Nickols, clifford Cook, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. G. Webb $. II. Lynch, Brant Lynch.
u. O. Wheatly, j g. Hunt l.. w.
Shuftlft, Mrs. Z. A. Michel and daugh-
ter James and Cora Andrews. Mr. and
Mrs II Arnold, G. L. Meats. Mary W.
Arms, c. S. Arms, Clone Wilson, A..
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Criminal Cases.

The case Of the State OF Utah against
Henry Martin. charged with grand lar
ceny. which was set for trial today be-
fore Judge Lewis IN the criminal diyi-
sion Of the district court was contin-
ued this morning until Nov 10 on uc-
count Of the illness of the defendant.
Upon motion Of Dist Atty. Bonner \.
smith, the court today set the case ot
the state against Jim Riley charged
with burglarlglng the office OF the Con-
tinental oil company, for trial ON Nov
a.. The case Of the state against John
Rodas, charged with assault with in
tent to do bodily harm was set for
trial on Nov. 49,
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Clawson Divorce Case

Minnie 3. Clawson filed suit for d.
vorce I'm the district court today against
Thomas w. Clawson ON the grounds or
cruelty and habltual drunkenness. The
parties were married at Provo ON Aug
.. 1894. and IL is alleged that ever since
the marriage defendant has been an
habitual drunkard and has repeatedly
come home in an intoxicated condition
and Wiley abused plaintiff I'm the pres
ence OF their two children. She asks
that she be awarded the custody Of the
children and a reasonable sum az at
torneys fees and alimony
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BUSINESS NOTES.

Todays local bank clearings amount
ed TO s5O6 500 Sc as against S5iI 254 30 for
the same day last year
Articles Of Incorporation Of the Utah
Automatic Gun company were filed in
the county clerks Office yesterday
The capital stock Is $4,000 divided into
shares Of the par value Of 10 cents each.
y. s. BoWor Is president; J, A. Van
Pclt, vice president. and +. J. Hagen
bsrth, secretary and treasurer
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AFTERNOON ON CHANGE

New York Bonanza was the center OF
attraction again this afternoon, the
stock being active between 20 and q
cents. The sales We're:
Daly-West. 80 at 1900 10 at 1910,
Ontario. $50 at 400.
star Con. 800 at l5i,; 800 at ljk,,
Uncle Sam Con, 500 at 2ji5; 800 az
25h.
Little Chief 1000 at 2.
New York Bonanza. l,50O at 2O5. 800
at q; 800 at 20, seller 80, 300 at 20ls.
seller 30: 1900 al 2l. buyer 80; $50 az
2OH. buyer 80, 800 az 20la seller 30.
Victor Con, 500 al So.
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Socialist Rally at Marysvale.
Especial to tho News. y

I0TIVTUT % TUN NNWH.
Marysyalc, Utah, Nov. 3.-One OF the
most noted meetings ever held by the
Socialist party In Piute county occur
red last night AT Marysyale, when the
Hon Harry NJ. Mckee OF San Diego.
Cal, the national organizer Of the par
IT, presented the issues Of the day.
His remarks were forcIble and well re-.
ceived.
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BALDWIN'S AIRSHIP
FOUND NEAR ST. LOUIS

st. Louis, Nov. 3-'rhe Baldwin air
ship has been found lG miles west OF 81.
Louis 10 a conheld, near the hamlet
of Fern Ridge. 10 IL uninjured. and
still floating when discovered, although
70 had anchored itself The trailing rope
had entang.ed In 70 decayed limb Of
tree which had broken on, but was OF
sufficient weight to drag the aerial craft
TO the ground. IL sagged down into a
corndeId and was discovered by farm
ers Baldwin and Knabenshue, accom-
panied by several others, started for
the place IN automobiles and will bring
the craft back to the concourse.
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Rouse the Liver

Cure Sick Headache, Bill.
iousness, Sour Stomach
and Constipation. SOLD
everywhere, 25c, per box
PrptrtdbycLHOod & Co., Lowell, Mass
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PROBATE AND GUARDIANSHIP
NOTICES,
Consult County Clorh or the yCs2aciNs
sgncIs for further inf,iNaccA'

IN THE DISTRICT COURT 'ho
bate Division. Do AHA fJr S.Lt Lake Cevh'
ty. Stuio OF Utah IN he matte u W
cdalr VI Lar. j.. fotg DECEASED NS
toe. tho peutIon Of Annie :. b1fa M'
m.a.strauix Of no os,tt, O; Lars j so'l
deceased, praying fof ne sstt!smen, =.
0Nai account of gald sdmt'suut'E u1
toy tho distribution ~ tho residue %! ~
estate TO The persons tnuHcc. hss bten -,
Tor hearing on Friday ue htn gay %
November A. - 100, az ~ o,c'.tE - - W.,
al the County Court HOCgs. IN he CcvN
Room of said Court, IN SAT- lako C'''
Salt Lake County Utah, -,,.
Witness tho Clerk 10 said court WV
the seal thereof affixed ibis afd day o'
November a. D. TOT 1900, c,.-.
(seaD JOHN JAMES, CLERK
Bv David T. Davies. Deputy tielE
c. N. Nielsen. Attorney tcr Es'a'e
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n YOU sslec! your ssrrpn.s trJm 3D.
class WHO rea1 dnd Rnswe: wGGt "a.
you WIN at ssSt ave l7's.Hgan' b''9
--hud you know tfo,a G'ptrsrca ihi'
nluo oat oe tsN OF tho poo, aar|1a,' ai'
ignorant ones.
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Polling Plaees Changed

The following changes in the list Of
polling places are announced by Coun-
ty Clerk James:
District 32-Changed 10 Gao West
North Temple street.
District d-Changed 70 17l2 South
state streot. Dallon.s store.
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200 Rambouillet Rams.

For sale cheap They are large, heavy
neeced and bred for range service.
Come and see them or write for prices,
INTER MOUNTAIN SHEEP co.
Roor 30j Ecclos Building, ogden,
Utah. +. q. Box. liS.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY.

Take Laxative Bromo Quulne Tablets
All druggists refund the money lf II fails
10 cure T. W GrCye's signature is on
each box 2jc
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Or. G., w. Teudt, Dentist announces
the removal of his Office to suite iO9-lO
Mccormick building
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WEATHER REPORT.

Record at the local office Of the weather
bureau Tor tho a hours ending at a,
m today:
Barometer reading at a. m., 257i
Inches. temperature Ht o 20. m,, ~ degrees,
maximum. u. minimum, G6 mean 49,
which Is 4 degrees above normal
Excess Of the daily mean temperature
since the first Of the month, 10 degrees.
Excess Of daily mean temperature since
JAM /. 3l degrees
Excess in precipitation since Jan. T. 22l
inches
FORECASTS TILL 8 p. NJ FRIDAY,
Local forecast Tor Salt Lake City and
vicinity;
Fair tonight and Friday
For Utah; forecast taken at penyea
FaIr tonight and Friday warmer south
norton tonight
Western Wyoming.
Fair tonight and Friday. warmer to-
night
WEATHER CONDITIONS.
The disturbance over the west Gulf
coast has moved slowly eastward and is
now central over Montgomery II has
caused general rains over the entire
southeastern portion Of the country with
rain stl falling this morning at Mont
gomcry. Atlanta and Charleston Else
where. clear weather generally prevails.
owing "a the extensive ridge OF high pres
sure that extends from west to east over
the entire country from ocean 10 ocean
Temperatures were lower over the pla-
toau region. and higher over the Atlantic
states. Elsewhere 40 marked changes oc-
CURED.
l.. LODHOLZ,
Observer, Temporarily IN Charge
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BORN.

COTTRELL-Iu ta,s b,y % lE9 VIE I
H. CdttreH Gtstt.e' Fl'ntr as
child doing well
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4O0M s. PgAAs

Are prepared from Ma.
lures mild laxatives, and
while gentle are reliable
and efficient. They
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TODAY'S REALTY TRANSFERS

salt Lake CITY NOV. a, lVQl,
g. r. De Groot 90 Hlnerich klenke.
part lot s. block ~ plat A"u;"",.S 10
Estate Heinrich klenke bankrupt
20 G. r. De Groot, part lot S. block
~. plat a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ..'..'.t -
Eliza ID. carson 10 Ello $. Sears lots
% and 3d. block o Norwood place -
Fritsch Investment company 20 Jn-
scphlne s. Picrs0n. part lots lili
and all of lot ~, block 2, kenslng-
Henry b. Elder and wife TO Robert
g s22sR lot ,. =, DOCK i. rro'n''n ~
Abel s. Wood to Nellie S Probes,
lots q and 2G block 2, Perkins adj
dillOn .,.',,,,., .,'..'''''''',' '..''t'' ~
John A. Groesbeck. Jr., and wife 10
John Wlcr. Jr, and wife, part of
lot r., block T. plat | y........,.,.. 1000
FP Bart Of e. lot otV g. block g. plat A. $50
Emily =. FAINT and huhlnd 60 l.. W.
snow. part lot I, block }j plat A.. so
James McCarroll and wife TO David
Mckenzie and wife. part lot 2. block
-, n.ut A ,.,...,.,,.,,. st,...s..,'',s' sou
Alfred Alseen TO W. w, Mackay
$50 square feet northeast quarter
east ',' 'o". . '.,. ',, 1000
l0xj rods northeast from the
southwest corner lot 2 block lg,
plat ID ,a..,. ..,,,,,,,.'. ,r,,'.., lWp
Seth Talbot Ir.. 10 Joseph Field.
Dot & and south p lot ~ block 2,
Harrington ID. & ~ subdivision. 1910
Utah Nursery company 90 Horace
Eldredge. lot 80, block 3. Gene
Vl place ,.,..,.t,,,.. OBJ ,,,,,,'.tts.t. lVJ
William Cook 90 Oscar NJ. Enghahl.
l0xie feet section ~, township 2
south, range 1 west .,,,.,,...,,. 80
William Maynard to George II,
DansIe. cast Of the southeast "a
of section o.. township 3 south.
range / west. etCr....,,.....,.,. 800
W. v Rice 10 Lows Mastrlni lOt
IS. block g. Klmbalrs subdivision. 80
Mary A. Shafer 90 Ida NJ. Sands,
3l3xlO rods lot Q, block % plat b.. 300
Salt Lake County 10 A, llauerbach
Last Chance No. 2. Big Cotton
wood D.,t. .s.s.,'t .st''t'''''t's.'' IL
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BOSTON MARKET.

Closing quotations today as re-
p9rted hv the Brokerage ~ Finance
Co. successors TO Hudson Sons Co.,
hrOlLDrs. MeIlt
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MORE LAND FOR o. Sd.
Judgment by stipulation Ia Matter ~
West Side Property

Judgment by stipulation has been
rendered by Judge Stewart In the COM
demnatlon suit brought by the Oregon
Short Line Railroad company against
the Western Investment company and
tho Houston Real Estate Investment
company ct al The property con
demned is a part Of lot 3 block 90 plat
4, Salt Lake city survey and the price
agreed upon to be- paid defendants for
the same Is $3.50.
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This Is the same story that was print
ed In the News last nlght with the
difference that the Omaha version says
that the appointment is but temporary
Up 10 late hour Mr. Bancroft could
not be located so no official conifrma-
ton ls forthcoming at this time AS
stated elsewhere In this edition, he
leaves for San Francisco tonight
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OMAHA A LITTLE LATE.
Story That w. II. Bancroft, is Going
To Sau Francisco.

Omaha, Nov at is stated at Union
Pacific headquarters that W. H. Ban.
croft vice president OF the oregon short
Line has been appointed general man
oger Of the Southern Pacific to sue.
coed G. r. Markham who recently re-.
signed. The appointment Il ls under
stood, is only temporary as Mr. Ban
croft's duus as head OF the Oregon
Short Line require his entire attention.
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TEA

The good tea is the money
back tea
The good tea is the money
back tea,
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VIII, FOR oa Eso.i,3s, Book. 4 s,tfaI &
Company San ffanuoo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-22
" NOVELAS V
wn Omv proporcionamos una novela
POD NkA q EW& en- castenano de los mas.
- ~ SawOe lustres escritores ingleses.

de O. por Carlos
CnwaEl GabalerO Dom Juan Jaix por
senora Muk-as por H. Haggard
TesOr por Called Back3
Conway-Su BaRa Cueso BesOs por B.
Far6n-La WlkieLua. la Srta M E.
captain novia del
Florence War
Expiaci6n la Srta Wood
Eyre, por Haggard
Goldsmith
por Conan Doyle
8 censaVcs poe frGnQsseo Il EsIe,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1904-04-22
La ley del mas iNEris

cinco que ie seguian hicieron 10
mismo. reculando el de varas
sobre el pesado carbonate.
Ascm6 por entire las lonas de
este su cabeza Pedrin 81 carre-
tero, dispuesto q articular un
rria! energico. en- desaprobacion
de la conducta de las bestias,
pero divisando la venta. cambic
de parecer. Y apaandose del ca
rro. encaminose hacia ella gri-
tando alegremente:
-iEh, ventera. un jarro de
vino viejo para un trajinante
que llega muerto de sed!
No alborotes tanto, enemi-
go, lie respondio el cura de Es-
clusas, que estaba en- la portala-
da, merendando un buen trozo
de queso moreno. sobre una bue-
ma rebanada de pan blanco; to-
dos los carreteros sois 10 mismo.
amigos de aldorotar para que os
adviertan las moZas.
-Se1or cura, lie replico Pc
drfn, para 10 que uno vive, es
precise divertirse. y el hombre
que alborota no hace daiio mas
que a su gaznate; y en- cuanto
q 10 de las mozas. y vaya que no
10 digo por usted, pero tambien
hay quien canta misa y al vol
verse a decir "Dominus vobis-
cum mira 81 estan en- la iglesia
todas las del pueblo.
NO despotriques mas, el res
pondio un tanto enojado el Gu
Ia, que no hay como tener len
qua de carretero para no dejar
cosa santa en- su sitio. ST quie-
res queso y pan, puedo darte, y
aquf viene va la muchacha con
el vino.
-lEngracia! dijo Pedrfn, sa-
ludandola muy expresivamente,
este es, aplicandola con su dura
manaza un fuerte pellizco en- un
brazo; ite habias olvidado va de
mi, paloma!
-iBruto! lie respondio ella,
amenazandole con el jarro; no
sc quien tie puso a tt Pedrin.
siendo mas torpe que tus bestias.
Y asf era verdad, que 10 de
Pedrfn no conformaba bien con
aquel muchachote, alto como un
roble y fuerte como un castillo,
en- cuyo moreno rostro, hecho al
aire y al sol. la fuerza y la salud
parecfan cepa de los pocos amos.
Pedrfn, sin incomodarse por
Ell requiebro de la moza, ex-
clamo:
-Sepa usted, sef1or cura, que
esta moza esta muerta por mi;
pero como no hay mulas mas
falsas que las mujeres, ella pro-
cura disimular, y en- este pleito
andamos.
II Ea! DEBATE de mitologfas,
articul6 gravemente el cura, y
vamonos jilnto a ese pozo de ahf
afuera, que esta en- sombra, yo
con mi pan y mi queso y til con
tn jarro de vino, y merendemos
como buenos cristianos y COM
paneros.
-Unos chorizos asados hemos
de conner tambien, agrego Pc
drfn. que nos traera la Engra-
cia; y diciendo este, ambos CO.
mensales salieron a sentarse
cerca del pozo, llevando, por de
contado, sus provisiones.
A POGO salio la Engracia con
la fuente de chorizos. y empezo
la meriend5.
VA me han dicho. va me
han dicho, exclamo Pedrfn con
la bocaza lena, que toda la ca
rreteria viene a esta venta por
verte, y que til a todos les pones
buena cara, y que teneis per las
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n 4tENNtl A&EFaAe ~ ~ AA8 y y ~
toda Ia negruzca ( inconsistcnte
Inca.
Fue aquello un verdadero
dcsastre caycron innnmerables
hormigas abarQuilladas al sue
10: otras sc aplastaron sobre Ia
picdra. v nj Troya vio dentro dc
sus muros hccatombe parecida.
Unicamente una hormiga.
atortolada y medrosa, libre al
azar de la suerte, escurriose. sin
dar paz 4 sus antenas. a 10 lar
20 del dedazo. mAquina de la
matanza. lego q la palma de la
mano, trepo despues por el dor
so, Y escondiose al I'm. NAL Sc
gura todavia del salvamento, en-
la manga de la basta camisa de
lienzo que Pedrin vestia.
ALI sc hizo un refugio en- un
pliegue: y sc dispuso a reparar
con el descanso sus animos y
sus fuerzas.
A todo este, Pedrin. que con-
templaba la espantosa cohorte
de sus victimas. dijo:
-lSabe usted. seiior cura, que
Dios no debia de haber echado
al mundo estos animalicos, que
Sc matan solo con pasar un dedo
sino que toda debia ser gente
fuerte como 20, 8 bestias como
mis- machos. que no hay tempo
raj que nos tumbe nj enferme-
dad que nos mattel
Pero ell cura, despues de linn
piarse CON un hermoso pafuelo
de hierbas los labios, por haber
bebido, y no a la escapada, del
panzudo jarro, respondio grave
mente:
-Todo 10 que Dios ha hecho,
Pedrin, tenlo siempre por bien
hecho; y mas tie dire: que 81
nuestro Seiior quiere, mas cos
tara matar una hormiga que
aniquilar a un hombre.
La risa que solto oyendolo Pc
drin no es para contada, y hasta
la Engracia Sc contagio, porque
era muchacha alegre de suyo y
dispuesta a acompaflar en- todo
a los carreteros como Pedrin, jo-
venes forzados y buenos mozos.
IA un hombre como yoi
pregunto por fin el atleta, ha-
ciendo asomar, ION una jactan-
ciosa contraction, por ell lienzo
de su camisa los potentes relie-
YES de sus m1sculos.
IA un hombre como tn! res
pondio brevemente Ell cura.
: -IMas facil que a una hor-
migai
Mas facil que a una hormi-
ga, 81 Dios quiere.
-Senor cura, leso dicen los la
tines de la misa2
ESQ dice la sabidurfa de los
libros santos.
-!Y til 10 crees tambien, En-
graciaf
Animal, a ii no hay quien
te mate!
va 10 oye usted, exclamo
victorioso Pedrfn: ia mi no hay
quien me mate!
Y sus seis formulas bestias,
pAradas en- la carretera, cabezea-
ban como afrmandolo, hacien-
do sonar acompasadamente las
esquilas de sus collarones.
Pero ell inf1exihle cura anadio:
MAS facil que a una hor-
miga, 81 Dios quiere!
Exclamation no escuchada
por Pedrin, quien va puesto en-
pie decfa.
-Ea, Engracia, un abrazo,
que me voy, pues he de dormir
esta noche en- Viduenas. y hay
cuatro leguas largas de camino.
Toma esa carderilla, Y acuer-
date de 10 que te he dicho. El
1 L i II - . 4
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BaQuerO y Gandara

NE ikEAEN
Maiz superior. del pals,
en- medios sacO6. PKE-
clio CONVENTIONAL
Gemento DRAGON, en-
barriles q Sc
Mani superior. en- sacos
quintal .- $50
Zinc acanalsdo america
no de 8 pies. quintal ~ 500
Alambre puas rollos de
90 libras. rollo ;, 400
Grampas en- barriles de
90 libras. barril 81. ago
Sal en- medios sacos, quin-
tai, 600
Puntas de Paris. GAIA de
90 libras, desde ~ has
ia S pulgadas, GAIA -" 2,4o
San Justo I3 y IS, San Juan, p. R
elI5f
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Aunt Huldah's Philosophy.

From the Youths Compsniep.s -. =
1t is not needful to give her local habi-
tation and surname. Every reader knows
that she exists. numerously, and probably
he has heard her-or one of her-make just
such observations as these that follow,
the stray sentences gathered and treasured
in the course of a half-hours conversation:
THE recipes don't say take so many
spoonfuls or cupfuls of it, but you can
do much cooking without you mix in con-
siderable gumption.'
'Tisn't a good plan for girl to look
forward to nothing but getting married.
Generally she gets so crOss-eyed from hard
looking that she sees the wrong man..
THE best way to keep secret from the
prying kind of folks is to tell them all
about 1t. Then they won't more'n half be-
lieve what you say, and they'll forget it as
quick as they can
Il believe In women's rights. but never
say so to these ere young brides that don't
know how to cook anything but fudge and
soft custard. It's mems rights I talk to
them"
Funny, isn't 1t. how the mud puddIes
and the barbed wire fences go out O. their
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Chase sprang out. The latter began to
look worried.
why don't you start?- came Mr.. Ell
liot's voice from the room where he lay,
listening.
William, red and dusty, touched his hat
as If he could see his master. and roared:
Shes out of order. sir. / see what's
wrong. Twon't 60"
Great Scott" exclaimed Mr.. Chase Il
must get that train. I'll give you $50 If you
can fix it, William"
mo use. sir. Sometimes broke
Mr.. Eiliots voice rose loud and clear from
his bed: i' 2 80 -. 'T i
Hitch up the horses. williami Hurry!
ITS too late. SIR exclaimed William
They can't do it, but he started on a run
for the stable
Fred suddenly jumped up Cant you
ride wheel sir?'' he shouted.
NO cried Mr. Chase over hts shoulder.
Fred hestated moment. then tore to
the stable. and reappeared in a moment
with tandem bicycle. Watt he called.
You can ride this
Bully for you. Fred howled his father
to whom .Lrs. Elliot. like Rebecca to Ivan
hoe In the sower. was telling all that went
on below the window. "In give you a gold
watch if YOU get him there in time"
Fred balanced the wheel Mr. Chase, to
whom though inexperienced. bicycle was
not entirely new, got on, and off they flew
1t was mad ride. The road was good
and when Mr.. Chase was once started
his pedalling was strong. But. like every
novice on a tandem. he could not keeI
from steering, and any one who has rid
den on tandem knows how fatal 1t is
when the one who rides in front tries to
steer. Twice they went into the ditch
and once grazed a passing farm wagon
Freds arms were aching. and his legs al
most numb when the station was sighted
But he kept it up. and they did 1t in egh-
teen minutes, which was record time.
MIR. Chase swung himself on to the last
platform of the train it moved off He
was GREATNESS. dusty and aching. but tri-
umphant. He waved feeble hand al
the exhausted but grinning boy on the
platform ''Hurrah for YOU" he cried
"A fellow who can make time like that
deserves to have a gold watch in every
pocket
But one watch was all Fred wanted
and he was wearing it before the end OF
the week.