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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13
LIVESTOCK MARKETS.

Chicago. Jan. 12.-Cattle-Recepts. 800:
steady. Beeves. 4.3Odt7.15; cows and heif-
ers. lSodt925; stockers and feeders. 2.60d
ass: Texans. S75G450: calves. 6.OOdS. %.
HOgs-Receipts. 1900: steady Mixed
and butchers, 6.2006.52Ia: good heavy. s. a.
d6.55 rough heavy. 6.20G6.30: light. e.2Od
6.41ia pigs. 5.70G625: bulk. 6.4O065O
Sheep Receipts. 200: steady Sheep.
3.60d5.75; lambs, 455Gr7.
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Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour-Steady; winter patents. s. 2oGf
80; stratghts. $500. $40: spring patents.
&:0q3.S0. straight. S3.1C03 81: bakers. 81 "a
U2.60
Wheat-No. . spring. 76d79c; No. 8. 65d
1Sc; No. 2 red. 715sT123sc
Coril-No. ,. s0isc: No. yellow. 4lc.
Oats-No. Sil4c; No. 2 white. 36lsc: No.
white. G5036c
49d55c
Flax seed--No. /. sl.131s; No. North.
western. $1.20iL.
Seed-Prime timothy. $435
ClOver-Contract grades. SO
Short Ribs-Sides (Ooose) 81 50lIS ST.
Mess Pork-Per barrel. $3.50
I.ard-Per 100 pounds. 500
Short Clear Sides--( boxed). s9.12iaa9.3 7I<.
Whisky-Basis of high wines 81 %
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Treasury Statement.

Washington. Jan. t2.-Today's state
ment Of the treasury balances in the gem
eral fund. exclusive of the $3.50. O00O 600 gold
reserve. shows:
Available cash balance s2i2. $50 POP: gold
coin and bullion, S104. POI .551 gold certif-
icates sJf i63 $50
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Money. Silver. Etc.

New York. Jan. 12.-Prime mercantile
paper. 60t6Ia per cent.
Sterling exchange. steady. with actual
business in bankers bills at 4SA75GIAS4S5
for demand and at 4.S0.40E4:S0.59 for sixty
day bills: posted rates. 4.S1 and 1854.
Commercial bills 4.S0uASO1f.
Bar silver. 6S@s.
Mexican dollars. 522t
: Government bonds. easier; railroad
bonds firm
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Butter and Euus.

On the produce exchange today the hut
ter market was weak; creameries. 21d29c
dairiet 20027c
Eggs-Steady at mark cases included y
q2Sc; firsts, PC; prime firsts, 2ic; extras.
26c.
Cheese-Steady. 13dl4c
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13

Keely Ice Cream Co. have moved %
ee0 So. state. Both phones. 3923.
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Metal Market.

New York. Jan. l2-The metal markets
were quiet as usual IN the absence OF
London cables
Tin was more or less nominal AZ slt n,
d4l-25- The situation I'm copper continues
very firm and lake is quoted at S24 25ST
geo; electrolytic. S24O0fi24.50. and cast
ing $2S. l5a24.20. Lead is firm at ss.OOG6 so
and spelter at S.45GS.75.
Iron barely steady at recent prices.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-01-13

We have moved to 142 So. Main st.
salt Lake Photo Supply Co.
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Financial and Commercial

at 42a 9427se TO 4s7sc sold off to lS5sc and
closed at 45a4c.
oats were In good demand all day and
the market showed considerable strength.
Local balls and pit traders We're good
buyers. the chief Gauge of the demand be-
ing light receipts. and AN improved de-
mand for cash oats. MAY opened q shade
lower at 36i4G36zsc. advanced To 36ssc and
closed at 35l1d362sc
Provisions were weak early in tho day
ON selling by local holders which were
discouraged by the liberal receipts Of live
hogs. Later the market became steady
Nav norls vas M; DC ar sis * a,,5 We :
off 712c at $9.12i2. Ribs were orc higher
at S9.021k.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
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Wool Market.

st. Louis. Jan. 12-Wool. steady: terri
tory and western mediums. 22d2S fine
medium. 1922; fine 15d17.
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Kansas City. Jan. -Cattle-Receipts.
1000; steady. Native steers. 4006I6.JO; ma
tive cows and heifers. 2.2jG5.C0: stOckers
calves. 3.2JGE7 30: western fed steers. 3. "a
d5.50 western fed COWS. 25ofI425
Hogs-Receipts 5000: weak to &c lower.
Bulk. 6.371ku6.45: heavy, 6.4Od6. Az: pack
ers 63T1506.i5: pigs and lights. 5.50G
6.421k.
Sheep-Receipts none; market un-
changed.
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Pacific Coast Grain.

Portland. Ore. Jan. 2.-Wheat-Club. SIS
q6'c; blue stem, 6Sa69c; red, 64G65c; VAL
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Omaha. Jan. 2.-CattIe-Receipts 200:
unchanged. Native steers. 4.OOII625: COWS
and heifers 250N450; western steers. 3.2i
eI5.40: Texas steers. 3.OOd4.4O: Gamers. I. Is
ass: stockers and feeders. 2.S0dAS0:
calves 3.00d5.60; bulls and stays, 250d
40
6.3O66.3j: mixed. 6.27iRM630: light. 6.25d
6.S2l9: pigs. 5.2506.00; bulk 6.30d6.32i5.
Sheep-Receipts. 1.J00; steady Year
lings, 5.75G6.2j: ewes. 450d5.20; lambs, 65,
al 20
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Los guaTdianeS Sc halIaban
aItamente preOGupadOS
iUn ration, IN ration! sxelam6 Dc prOntO IN
guardian que hlhlg laldo 81 "illmIst''.

Los guerdianes de la sala de loa Illus.
tres del muuiCipio ds ToloEa (FEancia) 90
hallsbsn altaments preocupadoE: de slgu.
nos diRB esta pArte, oieEtsB tslan les pa.
recfan Rraflas, TaapadRs, como por laH ufiaB
de una zafpR. Luego, una maflsna OBJ
Hervaron que 81 gran cuRdFo de jean Paul
LauTenB habfs aldo devoTado en- parte, en-
una extsnci6n de poCoa centfmetroB cuR'
dEadoE estaban deatruidoH On ls parte bRiR
del ouadro.
Sc hicieEon Rveriguaciones
=iUn ration, un Eat5n!-exclam6 de
pTonto un guardian que habfa lefdo 81
"HamIet! =
Fran reaImente los rRtones Sc Ies vi
gil6. Sup6nese que e8oslaban primeTa'
msnts Ia balauAtrRds de MADEIRA, cuyo
pRaamRno eBt6 cubieEto de tarciopelo en-
caFnado. CoTEfsn poP el terciopelo, y
cuRndo ne hallaban trante 81 cuadro favo
rito, con un saltito slcanzabRn la oorniBa
empszabRn tranquilsmente 50 almueEzo
de v6ndRloa.
Todo sl municipio Sc impresion6 Pa
reee que los bombaroa velaFon Rlgunas
nochea, igooramos 81 con sus bombBB to-
dog loB EatoneB desapRFscieron en- suB obs
ouroH antros, aHustados = no pudo sor.
prend6Eseles.
Ent6nces Sc les tendisron aIgnnau tram.
pas pFeparadEH con tocino, pan, quego, en-
una palabrs, con todaB las goloBinRa
predilsctRB los temibleu roedoFes. En-
vano. A todaS esaH tentacioneu, Be obAti'
naban en- prefarir Ia pinturs de Jean Paul
LauTens.
AL fin los bombeToB tuvieron Ia feIiz idea
de esparcir hsEina aIrededor de las tram
pas. Y esta vez los ratonas sucumbiaron
& 50 glotoneTfa. 81 lines dltimo, tres
roedores de no pequefia eBtaturs, quedabsn
presos en- una jsula, TOIoEa TeSpir6 por
fu.
En- cuanto & Ia tsla de j. P. Laurens
"Lous Lauraires Los ObTeToB) que fu6
honrado con aus preferenciaa Cen 10 que
los ratones no carecfan de buen gusto),
aer6 restauTRds sin que quede huella de
Bu deteTioEo.
Los roedores han lido con prefaEencia
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SHRVLCIO ESPECIAL DE CABLES
La Democracia" y La Correspondence
UNIDAS
Buques Carboneros para Ia escuadra.

GsGgcw Noabre Venun buques han dO asadcn goO
de lO EadoB UnidoB obi culO
pfe91 Do uad los dads baroOu dsnnn de carbon
dhdament
del
Uidos srnos
agunou gandes
motive
0 tfcaImente pte.1 9 9amistad
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NOTIclAs De ABEGlBO.
(De nuestrO 00responsaE. }

NoviambEe 3.-Ayer durante todo 81
dfa 30 VIC muy concuFrido el cementsrio
de eatR ciudsd las tumbas nichoE
ostsntsbsn profuHi6n de corOnaE.
Mr.. Libby, Superintendente de Escus.
Lac del Distrito Bs tomR un vsrdadeFo inte-
res por Ia enseflanzR. Es ~ deseo que haya
relaciones entire los padres de los ninos y
los profssores. FL viernea el citado zen II
acompsfRdo de varioB profe1ores paB6 &
vinitar don Pablo Alum = Ia vista 90
convirti6 On una amsnR veIada donde
mcstTaTon sus conocimientos muaicaleE
varies de les visitantes Bien por Mr..
Libby.
Sc eEpera en- Ia pFeBente nemana 81
conocido y excelents cinemat6grafo empire
81 @. RozaB que daF6 varias exhibicioneB
en- este teatro dando 8 Conoccr un Binn6
nero de nuevas psl1culss que tanto han
llamRdo la atenci6n en- San Juan.
En- Ia Ultima seai6n de este conceio
municipal Sc di6 cuanta con varisa
ordenanzas municipsles pEesentadas por 81
Befior alcaIde les ouales fueron disc1tidaB
y aprobRdas
Ell oamino del pueblo al cementerio
He est6 avreglsndO con Los prerOB , graCias
q ESQ aver pudo trauHitsTss Hin bach0B nj
tango.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05
LINBA FRRRRA DEL OEsTR
DR.. EH MEBIOIHA Y 0IRUITl
OOULIsTA

1tiRsraIio.--salidsn dc BayamoR Oapi.
lta sln1ultanoAmsnEa,
DiaB laboysbla--h afana 6, 7.O6, 81
s.4b ll.Q9. Tsy6e l3.l5, 1.46, SIS. A.E6, 6.4d
v G.S0.
DiaG feHtivos. .--Manaas q, T06, Bs0, s.AS
J 1l,09 LaEds l3.1b. 1.gQ, a.Bs, B.EO, A.BG
6.45 y ESQ.
Biliotss bRHAtos pagA dies lossivcs De
Oata0e s Rayam6nu ids y vuelta IL slass
o-Ss ~ elass Sells. De BGYaSa6n & Gssaae
yvUeaSa ~ slRss e0-J6, ~ slaas SO-I0.
BilIsta 0EainARia do ORpitnl & CstsIio On
aIAE9 eentaV0a,
BSyam6n, 10 DO BspsieEbRs As 1905
RA@ ON WaIaS 90.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05

-EL "NUEVO CAFE de los sapo
1oH Morgan, FoEtalsza 81, ACADIA DE
RECIBIR un Completo aurtido de loz me.
ioFes dulCea. Elegantea cartuchos propioa
pRFR rsgRloa. Helsdos, EefrsIcou, frutas
81 RatuTRl , todo Cuanto Tegals q PaladaF
mkg deIicRdo be enCuentrR allf primoEoBa'
msnts Esrvido. Cafe con leChe , choCo-
late, dssdo las niete do la mahana 9 les
~ dc IL mocha. FRmoso chocolate BA
KER muR ncraditado On todo 81 mundo,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05
La integridad de Noruega.

Ciiani NOvembra pooa
fouads dda ulmos EBcandinava fnsz suea
Noruega Dapu NoFuPg
Ean Aeman Rus ha fmado OOno aFsba 81 auddo
E ntdad
3 Nufg En- este pats LEGO OauHaF viva quu de mdoS
hubieS nonaRd
dnav Eegira aoontecien
moniado los nteEes Lea c de les deTechoa
pueblo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05

Sc VENDE.-Una fnca de SO cuer'
Ilas con casa de material dos algibeE,
palmsa de COCO; TodeRda por una quebFa,
da y BituadR en- el kil6metro IL de la ca.
rreteTa Central 4 una legua de Rio Pie
dEaG Informes apRrtsdo n6meEo I'll
San JnNn, r. r. 10 Y. q,
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Affirmation que tambi6n
autOriZa ell Presidente

NueyR York Noviemb 5Con motive de los exhaoioa odos
On Wall Street, opinion ha
mss
da auCi6 Rpondiando p6bIs
fale de Warrington impoiidad
een pronto 6 de agdn mocn
proba Et ac6n mbi6n
debs confa sfcaoiR nelgntez gatones
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Alfonso yisitara a Sandringhanl.

5E
vi hac6adoag Alfonso ambe familiar
ud
tOdo possible sandDghRm
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GRlNDEs REFgERzOs.

Mas de 500 buItoB de musbles, csmas,
colchones, catrea mstdIicoB, telau de gran
novedad, encajes. reiojes, egpsjou, fon6grR'
foE, acaban de Eeoibir por el julia Luc.
kemback" 81 Cielo, La Gloria, La Viz
oaina. sigue 81 gran baratiIlo de olan y
encsjsB. iOjo! mientvaB los demks suben
los preoiOB ArTivf Hermanou, LOS rebsian
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05

DADA Ola oBTIENE mayor popu.
laridad 81 mpguffco Ron San Luis como
Cido geneEalmente con 81 nombFs de Ex'
posici6n. PrepaTado embotellado por
los at d 9res Alvarez HeTmRnoE, no Contiene
ninguna sustancia uociva = 10 pTusba So
gran demanda. Dsp6Sito San Jose st.
n6meFn z. .. .,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05

listed DEBE PERFECCIONAR
sU LETRA, , puede conseguirlo en bre'
We plazo poT 81 moderno Sistsma de ense
hanza csligF6fco de que % sutor Ell
UNICO professor de esta espeCiRlidRd On
Puerto Rico.-Fslia Vega Nev1re0 Box
915, San Juan. Is v. q.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05

-En ola Correspondence dc Puerto
RiCo", Allen 8A, hay de vensa Eociboa TO-.
IonarioE para cobro de alquileTss Do casaR
fiRnSaa 90 met6liCo con fiTmaB, dscla re-
Cionoa de nacimionto, defunoi6n = oOFtACa'
oF6n mEdioA. p.
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eaa tells, porque suB colores contisnen Cs.
russ.
EEta Bubstancia les gunta mucho, aun-
que lea perjudica acaba por mataFleB
iHaCe tRnto tempo que 90 donuncian Los
psligros de la csrusAl
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05

-EN Ell CLUB de r. Kehrhahn ,
Co., San joss Is, 90 venden dos Eelo
IM dc orc cada Eemana, Ia Ultima Bema
ns obtuvo uno al senior don Juan RoS
de San Juan soeio pGm. 48
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05
INDIcLnnR GENERAL

y 3EsEi0 A LAS MADREs-EI jafate ealrrsnts q
Wnslow debe sempre que los nilos estan
an riodo de Ia denteon. Proporcona avio immediate
pequeho paeente produce sleno natural tranSuio,
olivia e door e angelic despierta muy Vivo allegro
Es muy agradabe al paladar, ealma al nino absnda
eneas, aivA dolores, haee facles las fneones de-
sst6mago reguia los intestnos Es e meior renedio
conoedo para IA daea va provenga esta de la denc6n
eualquera 16ngaAe mueho culdado pedb
E, larabs calmnnSe De Ia Seniors Wiaslo@ vnsjs
is t5dce e -
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05

IMPORTATION. - Los B6hores s.
Melon g. Ca. de eHtR plaza sstSn recibien
do IN estsnBo Burtido de artiouloa de
fantasia, eHpecialmente en- teiidos de Lana,
geds, Crepe de Soda, TrsjeB Eefbjos para
sehoFRB, 5ombreros VeloB Flores Absni'
eos, CaHimires, Corbatas otros artfculoH
de alta novedad de Paris. Recomenda'
mos nuestroa lectores una vista & esta
Cssa donde con POGO dinero comprsEGn
REfculoa muy ventsjosoB. As VS..
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1907-11-05

-se compran ABANICOs ANTI.
GUOs aunque no eaten en- busn estado,
solIREes antiques de O0raI , prendas anti
guRG.
Diriiass Z P. ]. B. CriEto (altos) San
Juan s al 8 calle Aurora, Ponce. p.
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Sc DEsEA tomar en- alquiler una ca.
Bs para familia en- San Juan SantuTce.
DiTigirse & San jose 19. Is Y. q.
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La SaIud DoyueIta
por Medic del Nuevo AIimento.

Previene las Enfermedades prolonga IA Vida Existe
somente Emulsion que posee las yeraderas propdades
CONSTITUENCIES para reponer los ssteas debes fatos de
vitalidad, medicamento leva el nombre de
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-26
LUMBER PRICES AND BUILDING.

showing Honolulu the matter of building permits during the
past of damage by the high prices Of lumber:
the building achieved leaving total of
McCandes
blocks rather Encouraging The grand total itself is
bage when with building operations Of seeehd and h
TO
D Whattdm all ahead Of Homo
which, of tagging growth
the of lumber has naturally
bnomay high contrasd with
practicable in this emergency to bring
lumber Hakoae2
interest natural building supply lava
real estate which prevail ought be
providing people who board with
Honolulu should build
fiscal 1861
all limits Deduetng the by
fire. and the number grocery spells
agnaton Fine price,
few beeauseu high
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-26

license for the premises formerly oc.
cupied as the Asahi saloon, on the cor.
ner of King and River streets, were
received and ordered advertised, the
hearings to be on August %.
Judge Perry's application to be heard
on behalf of Olivera, an applicant for
a saloon license for the Cobweb prem
ises, was granted and the Judge viii
be heard on Saturday afternoon, at ,
o clock.
An application for rehearing from
Spencer, of the Oahu saloon, was re-
fused.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-26
THE QUESTION OF THE FLEET.

The Literary Digest does its readers by nang
the views of important Eastern journals proposed the
batteship the much wider
exchange list of Honolulu publication once
against World would be Ill
satisfaction the prospect that in the
navy viii make cruise in Pacific waters
objections public by
nam state Of the minds of nations and the mpul fury popular
mabe be the present relations OF this
country overlook the existence of ngsm IN
each which by avant accompanying the transfer ships
of dangerous proportions There
Japan reminds and the that are
sending great feet OF washlPs TO be READY Tor Japan
word to word we should come to realize the recent words Of distinguished
Equally alarming the
that sixteen Of best ships
10 sail before winter for Pacific waters We read; ~, l.
japanese Ambassador has of course announced that his Government would
hostile Naturally But the fact remains that the
of inhamg their
subject for great hadines how many such should we not see Il 9n
Cape Surely, of the Executive to
shps must nave s sea NJ a Pn On no Ground of discipline T
justified Philippines would be accepted
the world over as threat to the japanese We could hardly have better
example far from being safeguard become
grave to the peace Of a nation e
And not even
hOums preeipae the two Governments
into collision but the manuver is to be regretted because the incorporate
spirit this terms increases
situation anything which neeess puts weapons
hands is to be deprecated ii
Those papers agree
sdered the extent of altering plans based sound naval policy or that
would feassung people and check the
evidence
catching c.
cooling embarrassing
trouble
Philadelphia thus out il
the feet:
difficult
That
o
Obviously afford n
protection Ii
urgently points
Pacific Atlantic side No European con-
created which might be trusted invader reception
in is
Philippines other insular which Defense therefore,
a fl
following which,
alliance, I'll
concentrated
anticipation but no tt
agitation viii y then fl
have subsidized impossible permit
indefinitely
Of welfare detates
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AS
The Hague the
occupation Emperor abdd premier complete
of
independence
in
likes
doesn't what trade mark appears
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plea Army Navy
the Denver Times of July
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bateship coming But whyi
richest nobody preteHa tnow
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NINNIFORD SCHOOL HOJ~ 81

WIuulfora school House. August
o.. Mt aud Mrs Il. 70 >cc.y yisit-
ed relative un Grow, Crera last
week. and were accompanied home
lE Uua Bessie HerdlrH
Jesse W0uu.ford and family arg
visiting relatives ar pireugre
oscar Bailey and wife aa., Jif-
nj. 1o. bal. 900 .HaIr hom.
Mr. Bradshaw af Na,aHagU.r ls
ar ft, u.I..l, uf as. daughter Ms.
johnson DHU,. WtU n quite ..,.
Uu tra.e Naf uesslss of Iau.
.asf.. .uslf several da,H fal# vesk
aHH N.- Ufus faead. NeHs rIfs
qu|. number fr1m ttN aean-
.....Hl attended .hs fuHsHl Hf IH.
.. #..Hea White a. IanDaH.. -Hr
.I.. IH. ea. .He af W.as .Hu..
..H... .n4 D.. aas F.ft mH.H ..
a... ..H uars deep rre..t b. s.
..r a. d. ..H t- f.H.. ...f ..
... m1r H. 5000
U.m NHHr. HH.ua .". ...
H.... .... H IaE UW Hf
aH. ... .....na Haff af f.- .Hs
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I'D.
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His Grace.

Little Milly is "A good Sunday school
scholar and on that account was invit-
ed with two or three others to spend
the day at the minister's residence by
way of reward. When the dinner came
on the good man said such long
grace before meat that Milly yawued
and looked huugrily at the covers.
Why are you yawning, MillyT ask
ed the minister. Does not your ia
Their say grace
"Oh, yes" answered Milly promptly.
but It isn't So long as that"
And what does he say pursued
the clergyman. hoping 10 obtain text
for a little hOmily
He says different things but last
time when he sat down he took Oft the
cover aud said Great snakes. DO You
call this a dinner"
The homily was postponed strand
Magazine
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-06

The grape. whose purple nood man
FOR century after century has con
verted into wine. is a Persian by birth
Its cradle was on the sunny hills 10 the
south OF the Caspian sea. and there the
aucients ate il and enjoyed its acid
taste. The men OF Cuubul ground it
to "a dry powder and ate It with relish.
half as q medicine. half because they
liked it And then those days went 10y.
and We hear Of the renowned grapes of
Palestine. which grew In immense
clusters amt weighed fifteen pounds -
the bunch Npah planted the vine lm.
mcdiatrly after the deluge The book
OF Genesis mentions bread and wine
and the l.raclitrs complained that
Moses and aaron had brought them
out ~ EGYPT into q dry aud barren
land where there were neither hgs uo.
vines
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1907-08-06

lie was only "a plain American pan.
handler. says the New York Globe. but
be ordered his schooner OF boNcry
beer with the sang froid of plain
American plutocrat Midway Ina It's
consumption he sidled TO the free lunch
counter and Reduced the pile ~ bls
sausagrs by one.
Two more gulps - beer aud second
and third large sausage disappeared
Washing these down. hc concluded that
be- needed sausage and got Be- them
tpr the d1ur
Here. uiI" tBr genial barkreprr
eaIled Familiarity Come UacG mU
ute"
The paHhludter returned sxprgt1atIt
SAY 1874" the tarkrvper continued
b. confidential way. TOE ueAt ugr
yoa wasn't "a glass Of besF Yuu en t' H
butcher stop ss.
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He WANTED REST.
What Verd, Did With the Key OF
Locked Piano.

Locked Piano.
Not all the great composers have
courtcd the constant udulatiou of III"
world Verdi usel to lament that b"
was unable TO md refuge, even for
a brief space from the reputation that
preceded him wherever he went.
At one time he desired to spend q
much needed holiday at the watering
place of Nontecatini When he arrived
he found that in one of the apart
meuts assigned to him stood a grand
piano of noted make. On the rack,
by way Of compliment, lay the score OF
I'll Trovat0re" As soon as he caught
sight of it the veteran flew into rage.
hastily locked the instrument threw
the score into corner and, calling for
his host, demanded in tragic tones;
Lead me to the spot that oyerhangS
the steepest precipicen
Wondering. the host did as he was
hidden. and on reaching the summit
the maestro who was almost exhaust
ed from fatigue flung the key of the
piano into the abyss, energetically ex-
claiming as he did so:
NOW | have done something to Sc
cure rest and quiet On the day of my
departure | shall send locksmith to
provide the piano with new key, but
while / am here pray you let ii re
main as It is''-New York Tribune.
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a piHeuit Feat

Have you ever tried 10 stand upright
GOA "a log perhaps foot across tur hutr
Que .I au open ,akr keeping your boob
uurr tu every ruil lud dip ~ the lu-
We'll 2 son had yuu would realize het.
tvr tby marvellous halauee 90 the mau
SAL h1 rot un.} bas t1 du thts. bot al,s
maueusvr uthvf hogs down ihe current
with laas tHa" pole ehalu boous tu
Krtuer with Humbsd Hnsers. and W
fact. du fbr hpir 10 h.s days Wufa
vi hIs haIaHf.ug ua "a twIrlIux tw.tl.
Jos hslf suhwrrsrt lrrs truak W.H
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