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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1905-06-25

Ala. box G. ware. r. chair.
No 15s-J. W. Rimbrough & Co., Thom-
asville. Ala. l crate picture frames.
No 159-Willams Lumber Co., Thorn
asville, Ala, hox drugs. box advertise
ing matter.
1 box F. stone. boxes f. stone / base
| stone.
8 pieces stone.
No. 162-Miss Carrie Manuil Thomas
vile. Ala. ? boxes notions, l lot house,
hold goods.
No. 16S-Ida Nixon. Townsville, Ala.
No. 1e4-w. Nail. brownsville. Ala.
bundles miners tools.
No. 1851. f Nichols. Thomasville.
Ala, box medicine.
No. 166-Niss Annie l.. Pope Thomas
| vile. Ala l barrel B. powder. 1 box W
ware.
No 167-E. L. Pickens. Thomasville
Ala, case clothing.
No. 16S-w. Priekett. Thomasville, Ala,
box 'lettered stone, l box unlettered
stone.
No l69-Robbins & Williams. Thomas
Vile, Ala, 10 empty barrels
No. 170-G. W. Rivers. Townsville,
Ala, l box lettered stone.
No. 171-Miss Ella Stubs. Townsville,
Ala, l barrel baking powder
No. 172-will Smith, Thomasville.
Ala. 2 boxes lettered tombstone, l box
unlettered tombstone, stone bases
No. 17s-J. B. Stacup, Townsville Ala.
1 sample case.
No. 174-U. E. Tucker, Thomasville,
Ala. B. L. Marble.
No. 175-E. NJ. Tevelly Thomasville.
Ala. 5 boxes laundry soap.
No 176-M. Ward, rhomasville Ala,
organ, boxed.
No. 177-Williams Lumber Co. Thomas
Vile, Ala. l tongue, set trees.
No. Isl. ]. Brown, Uniontown, Ala,
1 blu. cstg.
No. 179-G. W. Barley, Uniontown.
Ala. box, . pail A. food
No. 1s0-Mrs. Robt Dickens, Uniontown.
Ala, box e ware.
No 1s1-W. f. Irwin, Uniontown, Ala,
No. 1s2-C F. Harwood. Uniontown,
Ala, l c. advertising matter.
No. 1Ss--F. II. Long. Uniontown, Ala
E. clothing.
No. 1916. G. Milligan. UniontowT., Ala.
sewing machine.
No. 1S5-Sam Pitts, Uniontown, Ala. 1
crate washing machines. l case wringer.
No. 1s6-Ike Smith. Uniontown, Ala
bundle household goods.
No. 1s7-C L. Smith, Uniontown, Ala,
1 keg phosphate.
No. 1ss-w. T. Underwood, Uniontown,
Ala G. advertising matter.
No. 1s9-U. Drug Co., Uniontown. Ala.
/ bag beans.
No. 1so--F b. Russell, Walker Springs
Ala l sack salt.
No 191-F. R. smpkins. Walker
Springs Ala, 1 box glass.
No. 192-R. Thomas, Walker Springs
Ala, l rocker, bundle chairs.
No. 193-ConT McAdams, Wilsonvile
Ala, l Dbl. notions -
No. 500-J. T. Brimey Alfalfa, Ala.
Dbl insulators.
No. 501-Henry Hoodman, Alfalfa, Ala,
w. stand
No. 502-E. T. Clark, Admission Ala,
/ bundles printed matter.
No. 503-S. B. & II. o. CASTOR, Chocco-
loceo. Ala, barrels OIL.
| No. SOL. w. M. Frost, Cedar Bluff,
| Ala. boxes marble.
| No. 505-J. d. Parker, Cedar Bluff, Ala.
| 1 box A. food.
| No 506-L. E. Adams, Edwardsville,
| Ala | box sprayer, l box disinfectant
| No. 507-M. & c. II. Coggin, Edwards
Vile, Ala, ! case crockery.
| No. 50S-Agent, Florence. Ala, 1 bundle
| safe drawers.
No. 5O9-J. c. Anderson, Florence, Ala,
| 1 desk. Grated.
| No. 510-John w. Betew. Florence. Ala,
3 bags potatoes, 1 bag seed corn.
| No. Sill. E. Crittenden, Florence Ala,
| ! crate Iron beds.
| No. 513-W. o. Edwards, Florence Ala,
| 2 boxes medicine.
No. 514-C. r.. Moody, Florence, Ala,
| keg cider, l box samples.
| No. 516-Effie HadoclS, Florence, Ala,
bundle bed ends.
No. 517-Tom Hail. Florence, Ala,
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Ala, barrel notations.
No. SOP +. Collier & Sons, Demopolis,
Ala, case books.
No. 51-W F. Dougherty. Demopolis.
Ala. box drugs. box clocks.
No. 52-Mrs. Matte Johnson, Demopolis,
Ala, barrel notions
No. 53-Keisivoth Co., Demopolis, Ala.
1 box picture frames.
No. 54-Lucie Lucas, Demopolis, Ala, /
rocker chair.
No. 55-J.~L. Royal. Demopolis. Ala, /
case dry goods.
No. 56-A c, Wilcox, Demopolis, Ala,
boxes medicine.
No 57-Thos Phillips, Ensley, Ala, ]
bundle mining tools.
No. 5S-W. R. Evans. Fayette. Ala, l
washing machine.
No. 59-Putman's Racket Store, Fay
cite, Ala, l case extract.
No. &C. w. Whitney, Fayette, Ala,
l can OIL
No. &c. & A. Drug Co, Greensboro,
No. 62-Erons Bros, Greensboro, Ala,
/ piece stone casting.
No. 63-Geo. Digger, Greensboro, Ala,
cs dist, / spray.
No. ell. r. Morltz. Greensboro. Ala,
2 boxes drugs, u clocks.
No. CD. M. Johnson, Greensboro, Ala,
boxes drugs.
No. 6e-J. II. M. & CO., Greensboro, Ala,
barrel liquor
No. 67-Joe Hill. Greensboro. Ala. l
bell.
No. sS-Helen Perkins. Greensboro, Ala,
box G. ware, barrel G. ware.
No. CD. w. Otis. Greensboro, Ala,
box soda ash
No. %. F.. Sherrod, Greensboro, Ala
IL barrels L. oil.
No. III Y. Webb, Greensboro, Ala,
box advertising matter.
No. 72-J. j. Hooper, Hargrave. Ala, !
box calenders.
No. 81. w. Bidwell, jackson. Ala. 1
wheel.
No. Nv. P. Canady, Jackson. Ala, 1
box marble.
No. 75-R M. Thomas, Jackson. Ala. !
barrel flour.
No. 76-Mrs NJ. T. Joiner, Jackson. Ala.
crate W. mach. l box.
No. 77-Mary Gwlnn, Jackson. Ala,
rocking chair.
No. 7s-Mrs. A. Harvey, Jackson, Ala,
1 crate washing machinery, box wringer
No. IN. A. Payne, Jackson. Ala, !
crate washing machine.
No. SOB. II. Warren, jackson, Ala,
Pa. Pipe.
No. S1-Rev. Karl Airdy, Mobile. Ala,
box.
No S2-Beithian & Barrow, Mobile, Ala.
cases d. goods
No. S8-Francis J. Shaw, Mobile. Ala. {
| bundles iron.
No S4-Niss Cora Hunt, Mobile. Ala.
| | marble slab.
No S5-I. r. Hamilton, Mobile. Ala,
| box c. fruit
! No s6-Geo. L. Herman Mobile. Ala,
pump 1 barrel vinegar cs. castings.
! No. S7-Rosa Mach, Mobile, Ala, bun
die bedding.
No. Ss-w. H. Monk Mobile. Ala.
! desks DESK
No. s9-Mobile Leather Co., Mobile Ala.
| case stationery.
! No. 9o-L II. Parish, Tampa. Fla,
/ barrel vinegar
No. GA Reed. Mobile. Ala. crate
| furniture.
No. s2-E. c. Stanton Rosinton. Ala,
case dry goods.
No. 93-Tobasco Chropias, Mobile, Ala.
| 2 boxes hams.
No. 94-Deia Ross. Marion, Ala. rock
| ing chair.
No. 95-Rogers Brothers, Marion, Ala.
] 10 boxes macaroni.
| No. &C. E. Suffers Marion. Ala,
dresser l case glass.
| No. 97-Smith d. G. Co., Marion, Ala.
/ case printed matter.
] No. 9s-R. p. Yeatman Marion, Ala,
! case whips.
No. 99-Agent Pell City, Ala. l cas-,
| oysters.
| No. 1Oo-D. R. Funderburg, Pen City
! Ala, boxes
No. 101-Wood, Fanny Pell City. Ala.
/ box, etc.
| No. 102-Pen City Hardware Co, Pei
City, Ala, lever, l bundle printed mat
| ter.
! No. los-J. D. Pickett, Pell City, Ala
1 BID. bed rails
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SALE OF UNCLAIMED FREIGHT.

y direction of the freight claim agent,
y kill sell at public auction on Thursday,
pc goth, 1905. at the Southern Railway
eight depot, IN Birmingham, Jefferson
5ounty, Alabama. for freight and other
charges, the following unclaimed and re-
fused articles of freight; sale TO begin
promptly at 10 o'clock, a. m. Terms cash.
F. P. PELTER, Agent.
No. ben Briggs. Arlington, Ala. box
paint.
No. I'D. C. Phillips, Arlington, Ala.
box A. food
No. 8-w. F. Roberts, Arlington, Ala.
2 cases tonic. l key phosphate l box
mugs.
No. Nv T Skinner & Co, Arlington.
Ala, box me,aine
No. sc. W. Causley, Avondale, Ala.
case fans.
No. 6-Contlnental Gin Co, Avondale,
Ala, belt @. frame and pulley.
No. T-Continental Gin Co., Avondale,
Ala, 80 feet wood pipe.
No. ST Holderield, Avondale, Ala, 1
package butts tobacco.
No. "a. Thompson, Birmingham, Ala,
boyes dingr, 1 crate paper
y. III. j. Hooper, Birmingham, Ala,
box drugs, 1 box medicine.
No. 12-J. J. Hooper, Birmingham, Ala,
l box medicine.
No. 13-J. ]. Hooper Birmingham, Ala,
No. III. ]. Hooper, Birmingham, Ala,
bale domestic.
No. Isl. J. Hooper, Birmingham, Ala,
box drugs.
No. 16-E. H Mitchell Birmingham.
Ala, safe.
No. III. c. Mayfeld Birmingham,
Ala, barrels beer 1nsc.
No. 1S-Wm Neili Birmingham. Ala, 2
cases whiskey.
No. 19-W. A. Smith, Birmingham, Ala.
box H. H. goods.
No. 2o-F. T. Shelton, Birmingham, Ala.
] box clocks.
No. 21-sou. Coal Co, Birmingham Ala.
coal.
No. 22--B Jebelo, Brookslde, Ala. 1
crate china.
No. 2s-H. c. White, Brookside, Ala I
box salve.
No. 24-Tim Thomas Brookside, Ala l
telescope.
No. 25-J. D. Shell, Brookside, Ala,
box clocks, l box shoes.
No 26-F. HEM. Brooksde, Ala, 10
bags oats.
No. 27-Frank Hienz, Brookside, Ala.
box guns.
No. CSC. Elliott, Brookslde, Ala, l
box blue.
No. 81 D. Boswell Carson. Ala.
boxes books.
No. so-J. L. Boylin. Carson. Ala.
case drugs
No. S1-W. A. Mosley, Carson, Ala, 2
sewing machines.
No. 32--W A. Mosey. Carson, Ala.
bax window glass / frame. gold.
No. Sc. II. Howell, Carson, Ala, l
box drugs.
No. IA. l.. Johnson, Carson, Ala, l
box G seed
No. S5-A. Richardson. Carson, Ala, l
organ, boxed
No. sc. w. Richardson, Calvert, Ala,
bed and bed ends, bed and bed rails.
No. 37-Mss e. Conley. Calvert, Ala. /
chair.
No. 3S-Lizzie Carlton, Calvert, Ala, !
barrel notions.
No. So--s. H. Estell, coatopa. Ala, /
buggy top.
No. 4O-J. w. Larkln. Coatopa, Ala, /
bundle fruit trees.
No. 4-McMilan & Larkin. Coatopa
Ala. 3D. Brooins.
No. 42-McMlllan e. Larkin, Coatopa.
Ala 4 boxes medicine.
No. ga. J. Wimberly Goatopa Ala.
BID w paper.
No. 4-Gco. Rush, Coalhurg. Ala, :
shovels. BID. p & 7. Bar.
No. 45-Sibley Bros Coalburg, Ala &c
bags meal,
No. 46-Bute Almond, Demopolis, Ala.
] crate e. ware
No. 47-Chas. Alexander, Demopolis
Ala l package printed matter. case
printed matter. / Secy. Fells.
No. 4S-J. S. Allen. & Co., Demopolis
Ala, 8 boxes medicine.
No. 49-Mrs. NJ. A. Brocton, Demopolis
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No. Sis. T. Carloss. Sheffield, Ala,
bundles chairs.
No. 572-F II. Foster, Sheffield, Ala, 1
box faucets, keg cider.
No. 573-U. c. Hamion. Sheffield, Ala,
/ bundle A. matter
No. 574-Alon Regill, Sheffield, Ala,
pc. castings.
No. 575-s. NJ. Thompson, Sheffield, Ala.
2 SIX brick dust.
No. 5f6-Morgan County Telephone Co.,
Town, Creek Ala. 16 bundles stakes.
No. STR c. Devere, Stevenson, Ala,
! dresses 1 crate glass.
No. 57S--J. ". Allen, .Woodville Ala, /
box photo supplies
No STE. Norris, Woodville. Ala
box
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
IN NEW ZEALAND,

John Graham Brooks recently add
dressed a largo audience In New York
on conditions In New Zealand. Ito was
very enthusiastic In his praise of those
conditions llo said there were no
ewoaishops IN mat country and Nc
more slrikos instead Of these OWLS OF
civilization, they had state ownership
Of railroads, telephones ana express
companies state banks state life
Insurance company compulsory nrbi-
traton, old.agc pensions, and indus.
trial cooperation,
Tho "stryant.glrl problem" too,
which is supposed TO cause so much
annoyance In this country, seems TO be
solved IN New Zealand, The speaker
read a letter from friend, In which
the following lines occurred
as I write, tho fan and the gloves
OF our feryant lie on the dresser, She
IA IN fun Dress she Ia going on tho
invitation o. young bNrilstcr TO q
ball given by the Boating club, She
will dance IN the Same set With the
daughters ~ the prime minister"
Ana as mn audible smile went around,
tho speaker remarked "rhc fops Of
the eighteenth century would have ridl.
oulcd any ono who invited banker or
n lawyer TO dino IN society"
Mr. Brooks paid special attention 10
the woman suffrage question, lie nd.
! mittod that tho addition OF the votes
| Of tho women had not produced any
startling changes IN The political or
social lie OF the country II has not,
for instance wiped out tho rum traffic,
as Il was topod II would do, hut he
maintained that II. nevertheless, had
had ita influence for good, No man, he
said, " now put mp for Office without
tnklng into confederation hlf general
character The women voters are more
particular about this than the men,
ana by being 40 they have raised the
standard Of morality m public officials
This can readily hc believed, not.
withstanding tho fact that IN this
country some prominent women have
actually suffered themselves To be-
come "uncqually yokcd" with acducors
Of women, In their work against mon
who would give their lives IN tho dc.
| fonse ~ the honor or woman and the
purity Of the home But this IL an
anomalous condition, due to the deoon'
ton NJ the yllo individuals IN whom
they have misplaced their confidence
n may De due to "hypnoilsm," or even
90 domoniacnl influence, ~ II may
hc "spoll" such ~ q little bird n
! said 80 Yield 20 under the fascinating
cyop II ucrpcnt At all events, II Il
abnormal when they awake from the
trance. lhey win hardly believe that
they have boon induced TO DO that
which they have done For normally
women arc for good morals, without
which good government IA Impossible
Ana this IA, undoubtedly noticed IN the
management, OF the affairs OF New
Zealand, NJ claimed by the speaker
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

IabNn, wag also Of the house Of Eph.
rain, when the colony tina, came
over with Muok, who was jew, was
added 10 the population, there were per-
fon8 of other trIbos with him, and
therefore tho saying Of Ezekiel cone
corning Ephraim and "tho tribes OF H.
raol hls followa' n made clear
Thoro ia another thIdg 20 be con.
sldcrod In connection with this sub.
ject The people into whose hands
tho stick Of Joseph IN committed IN
the latter days arc chiefly Of the house
Of Ephraim, M In revealed w their
pntrIarchnl blessings Thcy are "ihc
first horn Of the LORD In his marvellous
work, as declared IN Jeremiah xNSi o.,
Thcy are 10 carry II forth TO every ma.
ton ana tribe and tongue, ana "a
puah the people together from the
ends Of the EARTH Ephralm stands
ut the head OF the house OF Joseph
~ predicted BY Jacob ana also by Mo-
nos, Uout xNxllli 1910 II " 10
Ephram that the God Of Israel has
committed the keys Of the last dis
pensatIon, IN which all thlngs IN Him
are to be gathered In one,
We need not pursue this subject fur.
thor, II TX for the benefit OF the studi'
Gus among tho La,,or-d0y Saints that
We touch upon IT, Other people may
take no interest IN IT, but the coming
forth Of tho stick Of Joseph that w.
the Book of Mormon, ana Nv perfect
agrocmen, and harmony with tho e,lck
Of Judah, that IL, the Bible, and their
blending together TO establish the truth
OF each olhor ana 10 proclaim TO all
nations that Jesus Of Nazareth " In
deed the christ, tho Son Of the eter.
nal God, who was with the Father IN
the beginning us tho Maker ~ heaven
ana earth. form part of tho great
lattor.day work. ana are among the
signs NJ the times hcraldlng the ap-
nroach " the coming ana kingdom ~
the Rodcomor who shall gather all
tribes ana nations and make them one
people with clod for their everlasting
King
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
NO REASON IRON ALARM,

The Boston GLOBE, noting the inten'
ton ~ the Chur(h 10 raise monu'
mont on the farm whore the Prophet
Joseph was borJ makes these Sensible
remarks!
1T IN a, strikig N0mmontary on the
spirit of enterpJso that has character
ICED the Mprmol church mat all prom.
nrailons RhoulI have been completed
for the or@tloJ OF a monument 10
commemorate The Tooth anniversary of
the birth lof the Prophet Joseph
Smith, ON the y ace whore he was born
IN Vermont
Tho land hhs been purchased at
Sharon, Windsor county, VT and ho.
fore the end ~ the year viii bo marked
by an Imposing aud enduring monu'
ment Tho property which the Nor
mon Church Of Utah has bought con-
toins Us acres, The plan " 90 clear out
the dead timber, make roadway and
some paths, and convert the whole into
n beautiful summer resort
"Sh9ron village Ia on the banks OF
the White river IN the region Of the
maple sugar industry, and the vicinity
Ia freduontod by the native Vermont
deer, The ancient farm, which n now
the property Of the church, II a mt
ural park, and the intention N TO mako
the site and lts surroundings an cs.
pccIolly attractive beauty spot
Vermont was the birthplace not
only ~ Joseph Smith, but also Of
Brigham Young, both Of whom, how
over, moved NJ an early age to New
York, whore they took UP tho doctrines
OF Mormonlem Aside from their pc.
culIar Views, both were strong char.
actors and natural leaders Of men, and
In this aspect Of their lives nj lenet
Vermont has no reason 10 feel
ashamed ~ them"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
ALLEGED SMOKE CONSUMER

4 japanese, who N the owner Of a
sugar refinery IN Toxic, II sold 10 have
invented, ana patented q perfect oonl
consuming furnace" n h claimed Tor
this invention that n raves about half
the amount " fuel generally COLI
eumod for the development of my
given degree Of heat lul this IL not
the only excellence OF the furnace, II
is said that the smoke N entirely con'
fumcd, by perfect combustion and Ia
hor Ia saved because the furnace feeds
ileclf automatically
From the description " II core.
spends with facts, ono must infer that
tho now invention hlls q long-fclt want
A pcrfccl smoke consumer ls one OF
the contrlyonccr our advanced olvlllgn.
ton Inns not set been blessed with, Arc
we 10 have one from Japan Ana one
that saves both coal ana labor Many
win he glad TO hear moro OF the alleged
invention,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

consider the subject IN connection WIN
poultry used Tor food This has called
public attention 10 the matter ana nm
expert makes tho statement that such
disease 40 r0up wet roup swellcd hoad,
droppy OF the moltlcs, gapoa, liver ais
case and pip, an OF which are tho bano
" tho poultry farmer are merely dlf'
fercnt forms ~ tuberculosis
An Official " the Poultry association
Ia Of the opinion that There are ais
irlcla IN England where N II Impossible
to carry on poultry farming owing to
the presence NJ the germs Of mber-
culoag IN the very soil Ne sayr hc has
frequently seen In the best poultry
stores ana IN restaurant Windows rkln'
~ birds which to the expert eye obN''
ously have had tuberculosis, lie thinks
there Ia great danger to the pubic
health IN thousands Of yards Whcro
poultry IL reared under nfthy condl'
lions
This probably IN tho key to the ritua'
ton, Animals intended FOR food are
forced IN live under conditions unnatur'
al TO them, Both IN the matter OF food
exercise and cleanliness they are de-
priyed Of natural conditions, The con'
sequence IL diseases Of various Mnds
Greed ana dishonesty do thqfcst when
disease germs are, by interruptions
persons, sold with the cart0ss Intended
Tor food, Severe punfmont should
he metod ont to the FdiyIduas who
deal IN diseased foolg They are en-
gagged IN "racc sui'lg In lholr way
Highway robbery iyrespootoblo COM
pared to that kind n crime
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
DANGEROUS FOOD,

\ warming comes from London against
eating diseased poultry ana IL " ae'
companlod by tho uncomfortable aseer'
ton that 30 per cent OF the poultry
reared N England and subsequently
served upon tho table, has suffered
from some form Of tuberculosis, II that
~ true of the fowls Of that country 60
what extent II II true OF the American
poultry
Tho question hps been brought up by
the fact thai q royal commission Ia now
studying tuberculosis, and N about 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

County expenditures FOR the hret rX
months or tho nsoa year exceed lho
revenues hv many thousands with the
prospect NJ AN enlarged expenditure,
with no revenue 10 meet H. This IN
form Of expansion which an good olt.
song, irrespective Of party, WIN con,
denim, cut down expenditures
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
)EsERTT EVENING NEWS, MONDAY, JULY i

The book contains no less than az pa
gos ANA IL little encyclopedia ON ilrl'
CATION, II opens with u HtCnoglophlo
report Of tho proceedings ~ the oon'
groes The addresses are clatstd un.
der thc following headings General
Addresses Engineering ana Mtehan'
les, Forestry, Production by lrllgu'
toni Irrigation In the Humid lleglon
Rural settlement and cllmatoloBy. INC
book With souvenir badge OF ing
Twelfth National Congress, "
desired, mailed 90 any nddross
by enclosing 81 10 cover cost nnu
postage, 10 a, W oxford, foclolurN
Twelfth National Irrigation congress
~ ppgo, Texas,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

Prof clinton T. Hodge, biologist at
Clark university urges the cgtermina.
ton Of Hll cats by municipalities de.
eluring they arc the worst existing on.
omlcs Of bird NE Ne says II has be.
come u matter NJ national consequence
aud adds "Wo need the German me.
thod Of cat traps like those that IN
ono year killed 10000 cats In Ham,
burg That year Hamburg steak was
unueually cheap,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

Somc one has been trying 10 black.
mail prominent members of Now York
society ana tho attempt " indignant.
~ resented society should he crate.
ful Tor II IN given % advertisement
choke full NJ new sensations,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

\ Berlin scientist claims 10 have
found n cure for rcd noseH Tho old
roolpo IN Proverbs h about hs good
cure as any Look not upon tho
vino whom n IN rcd"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

EX.Chicf Engineer wallace IA receiy.
ing 20 many raps for reslgning that no
win now have TO toll n all-lf there
really IL anything 20 tell,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

once again tho Five civilized Tribes
Nro talking OF moving 10 Mexico, They
stand on the order Of going but do
not go,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

when the peace plcnipotentlaries mr..
rive, New Nnmp'hrc win ho moro per.
turbed than she was by the earthquake
Shock
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

Russias chief peace plenipotentlory
should b. an ideal man FOR the place.
having both WIt,e and learning,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

At tho school OF experience tho IN.
mates Of the state prison are learning
that Il pays 20 behave,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17
RECENT PUBLICATIONS,

a volume containing Tho oflclol pro.
ceedlnge N the twelfth National lrn.
cation Congrofr, held AT III paso last
November Ia now being distributed,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

The art ~ telling nsh stories Ia
not IN telling the blgges, one, but In
making people believe II,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

The automobile has not como TO stay
when II runs over n pedestrian,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

Russia docs not propose 10 make
peace ~ any price, Most assurodly
not only nj JapanH price
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

II isn't 30 important 20 s,op leak
az TO lind out who starts H.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

Peace hath her plonlpotcniIaries no
loss renowned thnn warriors,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

Az yet no leak has been discovered
IN the Panama canal
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

Don't confound the Wizard Of tho
North into the Wizard ~ Death Vs,.
10y
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-17

Tho following IL the contents OF Loc'A
Magazine for july zone Afternoon
poem, W, l., Scott: "Somo OF the Re-
suits that WIN Como Whom the Trlnl'
" River IL Improved Duncan An
Unexpected Result" g. Atkins Good
Nght," Ida Gregory, "Dcpurtmcnt "
Literature y, H. Watson Echoes
From the stage" Helen Avery Hardy
"Rook Reviews" aud Miscellaneous"
NO, . Mother ST. New Dorchester
Boston,