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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

Principal place Of bHsiness. s salt H"'f1nS lake
City. Utah. Mines al Eureka. Utah.
Notice is hereby given that at a meet
ing OF the board Of directors OF the
Raymond Illinois Mining company. duly
held March L. 1907. an assessment OF
one-half of a cent per share per month
for three months was levied on the out
standing capital stock of the corporation
payable TO NJ. B. Johnson at Room sos
Atlas block as follows;
One half cent per share payable i'm
mediately. Any stock upon which this
assessment may remain unpaid on the
18th day OF April, 1907, will be delinquent
and advertised fer sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment is made before
will be sold on the 1st day OF May. 1907
to pay the delinquent assessment, to-
gether with the cost OF advertising and
expense of sale
One-half cent per share shall be pay
able the End day of May, 1907. Any
stock. upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the 1st day OF June
1907, will be delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction. and unless
payment Is made before will be sold on
the lTth day Of June. 1907 to pay the
delinquent assessment. together with the
cost OF advertising and expense of sale
One-half cent per share shall be paw
stock upon which this assessment may
remain unpaid on the 18th day of July
1907 will he delinquent and advertised
for sale at public auction and unless
payment lis made before. will be sold ON
the End day of August 1907, 10 pay the
delinquent assessment. together with the
cost OF advertising and expense of sale.
Secretary Raymond Illinois Mining Co,
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ASSESSMENT NO. Q

Mountain Dell Consolidated Mining
25i city and county county building. salt gISIneks Laks
City Utah. Notice Is hereby given that
at meeting OF the board OF trustees
OF the Mountain Dell Consolidated Min
ing company, held on the 18th day OF
March, 1907. an assessment OF one %
cent per share was levied and assessed
on the capital stock OF said CORPORA
tlon. payable at the office OF n w
Griffith, secretary of said company, at
room PSI, ci:y and county building, Salt
Lake city. Utah, on or before the 18th
day OF April. 1907
Any stock upon which said assessment
shall remain unpaid on the said 18th
day OF April, 1907. will be delinquent and
advertised for sale at public auction and
unless payment is made before. will be
sold on the 9Th day of May. 1907, at
O'Clock p. m. OF said day, to pay the
said delinquent assessment thereon. to-
gether with the costs of adverti sing and
expenses OF sale. II. w, GRIFFITH,
Secretary.
PSI city and county building. Salt
Lake City. Utah.
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NOTICE.

To all water users OF the Wsss,
system OF water source.
Whereas. Caleb Tanner. State ~
OF the State ot Utah. did on n.
day Of February, 1907, file with "A.
OF the District court OF the Ssoors h
cial district in and for The co--S
Weber, State of Utah, his wri,tss 4.
nent setting forth the fsct ar
had completed the hydrographI: /.
vey Of the Weber river system n
source, together also with the nazsI
postoffice addresses OF all perso.I }
poratlons and associations using ~
said Weber river system or wate, +
so far as known 10 him.
Now. therefore, in accordance IA,
tion 12 OF chapter los OF the =
Laws OF Utah, 1905.
Notice rs hereby given that u |
sons claiming the right 10 Ii. d
any water of said " eber river su!s-
water source, must file d written d
ment with the clerk Of the Dis,rsa
OF the Second Judicial district ir a
the county OF Weber and State q d
within six (6) months after the "
tion of this notice, setting ford
respective claims TO the use qf
water
Any person failing to make lk
liver such statement of claim n'
clerk of said District court gittl:
t6) months after the first publlcanl
this notice shall be forever band
estopped from subsequently assanL4
rights heretofore acquired 10 ,hi 4
water Of said Weber river syt,s-
water source, and shall be held lel
forfeited all the rights IN the us d
water Heretofore claimed by bin
DAVID MAT7S
Clerk Of the District Court In 81
the County OF Weber and ssi
Utah.
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ASSESSMENT NO. (2) TWO

Little Eddie Gold and Copper ~
company. principal place OF bushes /
Lake City. Utah, -
Notice is hereby given that az
ing OF the board of directors nsa :
9lh day of March, 1907, an aSi, Sss,.i
of one % cent per share was isu~
the capital stock of The corporsuosS Z. 7
able on or before the llth gay x
1907, TO E. McCarrick. treasure, Z n
South Fifth East street. SAT- IL LsAs -,
Utah. Any stock upon wAlch sn', ia
Of April. 1907, win be ds1;''
and advertised for sale a. s. :,
lie auction. and unless paymeen,,th IN
before will he sold Oh the Z'.s ~
April 1907, at 2 p. m, 10 pay W n. Z
uuent assessment, together VIII
of advertising and eNPense, Oh Trssssn>
E. M'CARRlCk. iiSiI 81,
42O South Fifth East street. 'N
CITY Utah
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NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT

Little Chief Mining ard Milling 20
pany. principal place OF bushes i
Lake City, ah:-Notice is HEREBY u
that at meeting Of the board Of =
tors, held on the 10th day Of Fea1'
1907, an assessment OF one ~ es}
share. (being assessment No. ~
levied upon the capital stock lssua
outstanding OF the corporation. pr
Immediately TO ]. Oberndorter. s::'1
of the company. at his office, 50
South Main street. Salt Lake CITY =
Any stock upon which this ss;es'7s
shall remain unpaid on Saturday,
23rd day of March. 1907. will D :
quent. and advertised for sails :!
lie auction, and unless payment pnsas.i., /.
10th day OF April. 1907. at II o'cloes 4
10 pay the delinquent asssssms
gether with the cost OF adveTuSs
expense OF sale. e.,,,
J.. OBERNDORFER. sseis1I2 sis
No. 161 South Main street. Sa' n n
CITY Utah.
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hatters. cold cutters. bo,
swedges, punches H', cut,sn
wrenches. squares, SS,ongs,
shoeing tools. taps. dia.hg to,,
tools. implements. macb,. and !;
and appliances in said sjSS',nery ,n,ry. es4
Also all log mud frarm mins.
dence buildings and and et.
snow sheds, office Tm,aaeksralti :
shops. assay office. store yo,alng.
barns. ore blns. s,ablcv room. os;|
power plant buiIdlngs'c T.. urusE
all other buildings az s,l eoal Iss,N
and character owned hy nalrs
Annie Laurie Mining cons, The h.
ated In the counties Of php~sn.y. ~
In the state Of Utnh uts st
contents OF all OF said 'Hosseelhsr NJ,
ing furniture. fixtures, ana ing, NJ
cles. N''u all Ok.
Also all mules. horses
boards, slclghs and nthar "eso:S ,
ness, saddlcs. brldlcs sehkts +
chimes, transit. draft,na aarYes,h,
level rods, power lines. co... in'lr's;
wire. poles, telephone linc,pper al
Instruments and poles useS S,hd e.
herewith. 'u II o.
Also all insurance nouo, n
any and all Insurance eonn Ia,
lnsuring the property ~ opaillea d .
Annie Laurie Mining eon,e Me al
part thereof ipany 3.
Also all mine md NM. II
the said Annie Laurie mIne al9.
consisting Of steel, iron ,s tea, OF el,.,'
steel. sheet steel. angle stss =
cast iron car wheels. "Jm. oI,l. ~
couplings. collars. pinlon,' 'iius 3
Innings, ring castings. mts ~
beams, bushines, reducers hi YEA
unions. valves. gates. COCKS v,s. I,
pies, plugs. caps. screws, s.eoq
bolts. set screws. handles Iimss yiv.ss 4
ers. axle grease. picks. me9 ,
plates. toe calks. nails. crayrn,.sf w
horse shoes. axes. whiatls. =
hinges. oil cups, oil cans A. ~,
babbitt metal. rotating ratcSst atSt Y
springs. plungers. bars, ker.a !
hose couplings, shee. bras ~
cotter pins, track spikes, sol,, ~
cloth. cutters, carpet tacks I
pies. stove bolts. packing. zaos,
rubber betting, conveyor bsI,Iu Z;
betting, leather betting, chssrass; I
fuse, lamps, insula.ors, brlshss
fuse plugs. mica. TRANSFORMER 2
saw teeth, twine, meters = =
brooms, candles. shovel handIs'
| lire Gay. lpTllello csI1leny Me-
horse collars. hamcs. rracs rS.a
blades. az handles, car brakes
brick. spolses. felloes. feed ann ~', Y
buckets. clutch blocks. mil I !.
! shaft coupling. chains. pulievs
| der. borax. glass, cruci6les. ol,,.
wood, coal. coke. bran. oats. hay
caps. posts. spiling. cribb,nr I
and all other supplies. materis1' ~
| OF every nature. kind and 49,
owned by the said the Lrnis
! Mining company
Also all accounts receivable a.,
due and owing 10 The said NJ.
Laurie Mining company. from =
all persons whomsoeyer. =
The intention being to sell ana
OF all OF the property and asa,
said the Annie Laurie Mining :.
OF every nature. kind and d.
whether real. personal or mird
S. f. LEN
Master United States CircuI, CO..
trict Of Utah.
VAN COTT. ALLISON A Rrf.
Solicitors for Conphs
Dated February 81. 1907.
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ASSESSMENT NO. q.

New Red Wing Mining s.lt d
Principal place of business '
City, Utah. .t.ia =,
Ing Of The directors held on the ~
Of t'fS March. VI t 1907. an assessms;n.id s,:;.d y !.
cents (2c) per share was leInS lex,o' uS,'
capital stock OF the corpora,isoenr,s asersisfy.
Immediately 10 F. NJ orem' oSs. ss.s ;ss IL
the Offices OF the company; sVIIish IIIsh
bach building. Salt Lake CIV, sssass,I
Any stock upon whicn '1rio '1TriSoursday.
iit6 m day OF April 1907. VII be 's,,s ceaos ao:
and advertised for sale AT sa hsfors
and unless payment is maoe epsi UsidJ dlJ
be sold on Wednesday. the hns' n,'' 70
May. 1907, at one O'Clock p, p,,osnriihsr 4
the delinquent assessment, syoelss
sale. +. M. ORh"c coIt lake =.
SO5-3OS Auerbach Bldg, SAT- q
Utah.
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Minnie Maud"
PERSONAL PROPERTY AND M
PROYEMENTS


PERSONAL PROPERTY AND M
PROVEMENTS.
steam plant and machinery therein
situated at Sewer, Utah. consisting OF
switchboards, condensers. water heaters
water pumps, clutches. pulleys, snaftins
tongs. Jacks, wise, fire hose, rubber hose
tnr puiiey ~ BLOCKS. . rope. dies steam separa-
appliances and equipment forming a part
OF said steam plant and now and here"
toiore used In connection Herewith,
Crushing mill, consisting of one Austin
eyratory crusher. one Gates gyratory
crusher. belt elevators, general electric
motors: motors. with starting apparatus, llnC
shaiting. pul!eys, and belts in connec-
ton. revolving compartment dryers,
Argyle dryers. feeders. conveyors. eieya
tors. rolls, belt elevators, impact screens.
screw conveyors. chain hoists. tackle
blocks, wrenchess hammers, chisels, ano
other machinery. appurtenances, appli-
ances G and equipment forming q part Of
iors used In connection Herewith.
cyanide mill. consisting of leachiI:g
tanks. stock tanks. cold solution tanks,
snmp tanks. filter tanks. zinc boxes. cea-
pumps, General Electric motors. with
b[dlf1ns beltInps useJ aJppaFatGs ia shaftng ppeys
gether with turntables. cars. track Inns
and gates. lead, zinc. acid tanks, sample
gTInders' fii vertical tubular boilers. com
b Pination drying and melting furnace ex-
tank. drill press. crusher. sample grinder
cornet toll. coai furnace. tripie-X pump
waser motor, chain hoists. tackle blocks.
Wrenches hammers. chisels, amalgama.
ting plates and other machinery, appur-
tenances, appliances and euuiDrnent
forming a part of said cyanide mil and
now and heretofore used in connection
Also machine shop. upper Fish Creek
power plant. lower Fish Creek nower
plant, saw MILL transformer house sir
lace tramway, and other appurtenancos
appliances, equipment, forming a part
tbereof and now and heretofore used in
connection Herewith. All
Also all machinery. appliances. eoutn-
inent and implements in the mine known
as the Annie Laurie mine, CONSISTING Of
electric locomotives. hoisting engines,
oTiillnS machines. cars, tram skips ore
sklps, TIMBER skips, timbc~ trucks
tracks, drills. picks shovels, hammers
SAWS axes. anyils, .yises. rledges, dollies'
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL sTochn''
ERS' MEETING ~

Notice is hereby given tnas II Tan'
meeting OF the stockholdeppTI eppTI,oraton
Gold Mining Company cigSy co.gS called
der the DAVIS of Utah. is 9erge' ,be conI,.ll
be held at the offices OF i. RnIldIrs :
No. Gil and Gle McCornick ,e euh 10th ds.
Lake. Utah. on SATURDAY 'ne IA.
March. 1907. at o'ciocS spndiug lh I
day. for the purpose OF li"e
aTf Tse Of oasioS ssia G0rP9FS:'"" 20 Ss Voted
purposed rne IueE Changing Of The 1nns annSsIr Irass
holders meeting from the so,. seSoIIu IN lpIS'
in June 10 the first TUESDAY ="
JOHN A. LARGENTii i,s coug''
h247S Tornado Gold Minihs
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

The Daly-Judge Mining company, n
corporation of New Jersey. will. on April
1s. 1907. pay Its second quarterly djvi-
tered owners OF Its capital stock as
shown by the books OF the company on
March 81. 1907. Transfers and transfer
nooks VIII he closed March 81. 1907, and
remain closed until April 13. 1907.
BY order Of the board.
g. w. LAM BOURNE
3l23S Secretary and Treasurer,
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NOTICE.

| will not be responsible for any debts
contracted by my wife. NcttIe Caldwell
Woods. JAMES +. WOODS.
j109l
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-02

rattlesnake about a month
ago, was in Marshall last
week. H. has about recover
ed, but his leg il drawn up
and he has placed himself un-
der the care of Drs. Nuckles,
the osteopaths, in the hope OF
gaining the use of the leg
again.
The FIRST jury of negroes
ever called in st. Charles
county recentlv tried a color.
ed man in Augusta. The
only white persons in the
courtroom were the Judge and
prosecuting attorney. The
MAJ on trial said he believed
he could secure a fair hearing
only from n jury of negroes,
an J the Judge immediately
ha | such a jury summoned.
The defendant was found
guilty and given a s%ix-months'
sentence.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-02
wOMAN'S LIFE SAVED


Kalamazoo, Mich Hooking back
over nearly thirty years OF med cal
service rendered to suffering humanity
IL 10 one Of the most pleasing rehec-
tions Of my life that by careful 70.
search and study, I have been en-
abled, not only 10 general practice,
but by special remedies, TO be instru.
mental In saving life, promoting
health, and bringing. happiness to
thousands and thousands OF suffering
mortsls. REV. R.PENGELLY,M d.
Inquiry at Kalamazoo, Mich, dis.
closes the fact that in meItiouing
special remedies above, DR.. Pengelly
referred TO his experience OF more
than twenty years Of actn~afpractice Ia
the treatment OF the diseases OF wo.
men, duriog which time he invariably
prescribed Zoa-Phora, the we'll known
"Woman's Friend" and regulator,
and which hssfound ready sale among
the reliable druggists OF the land. II
you are sick or ailing, you will nm.
uo"osou'y oUriso w eSrs suc uicFiss VI
OF this valuable womsn's medicine.
Just ask your druggist for Zoa. Phora.
No other explanation will DO needed.
You will get the prescription used so
successfully by DR.. Peneelly, already
prepared aud compounded In just the
right proportions, and put up in seal.
ed, sterilized, one dollar bottles.
In each package will he found .
copy OF "Dr. Pengelly's Advice 10
Women" a medical book, giving In.
terestiug and Instructive information
about oil the diseases OF women and
the way to successfully treat them 10
the privacy OF your OWE home without
any publicity whatever.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-02
BLACKBURN

NJ. X. Lillard shipped a car load
Of hogs to Kansas City.
DR.. Richart announces the arriv-
al OF a little girl down at Rev.
Limper's home Tuesday night.
The corn prospect around here is
very good. John Cordes has 10
acres Of corn that is first class and
no..bad spots in IL.
Cap. Jackson took 2 crates Of
chickens to the fair Tuesday morn
ing and Fred Liter two Silver
Wyandotts. o M
Marvin Davis shipped cattle to
Kansas City Monday night. (,
The Gerken Bros. machine start
ed out Tuesday morning and
Others started Wednesday morn
ing.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-02
SALT SPRINGS

Mrs. Richardson of Gillian
is visiting her parents Mr..
and Mrs. j. p. E'plkerson
this week. y
Mrs. John Bagly Of Cen
tralia is visiting her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ransberger.
Mrs. Will Lynch apd daugh.
ter Miss Katherine. and SIS
ter Miss Eiiza beth Welch OF
Sedalia are visiting their
parents Mr.. and Mrs. James
Welch.
The Ladies Aid Society
was entertained at the home
of Mrs. A. H. Orr Tuesday.
Mrs. Ella Laughlin is visit
ing relatives in Marshall and
Nelson this week.
Mr.. j. Warner Brown who
has been attending school in
Parkv,lle this year is visiting
bis parents this week.
Mr.. George Oliver is on
the sick list this week.
X. Hardy OF Marshall was
buying hogs IN our communi.
ty Monday.
DR.. Dawes of Mt. Leonard
was in our community Sun.
day.
A. II. Orr was on Kansas
City Market with a car load
of hogs Wednesday.
Mrs. j. G.. Brandon and
daughter Miss Nav visited
friends in this neighborhood
one day last week:
J.. p. Fulkerson, who has been
on the sick list for some time, !.
now able to be up and around
Mrs. Jennie Hall returned 70 hel
home at Chester, Arkansas, III,
first Of the week.
Mrs. Joseph Hamil and sister,
Elizabeth Welch were callers at tn,
Ransbereer home Monday after
noon.
Mrs. II. Z. Dingley spent severa'
Days with her sister in Kansas Cit,
and cousins in Corder last week.
We are always glad to welcome
Misses Alice and Lou Orr back Il
the farm to spend vacation.
Mrs. John Dingley and children
Roy and Stella, Mr.. Swiney, wife
and sons, John and Matthew, wer'
visitors at the home Of H.. r. Ding
ley and wife Tuesday evening.
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Homeseekers' Excursions.

The popular and we'll knows excur.
sions are now InJefect on "The oo)y
Way" and viii continue 10 effect until
November. These excursions create
low fares TO almost every point which
homeseekers Wish to reach Ia the
United States. The undersigned will
be glad TO route you via lines which
will give you the best opportunity
Of inspecting the country and making
your trips those OF pleasure as we'll
- profitable.
o. Z. Hawthorne,
Ticket Agent, Marshall '
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LOCALS.

Mrs. p. Fl. Rea il a visitor
at Excelsior Springs.
A. B. Stewart, Of Kansas
City, is spending the week
here.
Miss Minnie Vance will
spend the month with rela.
tiy IS in Colorado.
/. T.. Railey, of Kansas City
is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
w. L. Herndon.
Miss Helen Smith, Of Louis.
will :, KY, Is the guest OF
Miss Ruby Barnhill.
L. W. Sbantz, Of Longwood,
visited his brother, G. II.
Sha ,tz, here Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. II. e. Mountz
were in from Blue Lick Fri
day.
DR.. G. W. Chastain, Of jeff
erson City, was a guest this
week Of his brother, Post.
ma ,ter, M. Il. Chssiain.
G. II. Patterson has sold a
halt interest in his conf, ct
ionery TO j. d. March, of st.
Louis.
Mrs. II. II. Overstreet, of
Blactwater, stopped of here
Monday on her way IN Black.
burn TO visit friends.
Misses Cordelia Clemens
and Leila Hayes are visiting
j. G.. Morley and family in
Colorado Springs.
o. W. Johnston ATTENDED
the Retail Hardware Dealers
Association at St. Joseph this
week.
II. A. Leyhe, Of Lancaster,
Mo-, was the guest OF his son,
L. F. Leyhe,, of the Murphy
Mills Clothing Co., the past
week.
VIM. KliBger, of College
Addition, left Saturday for
st. Charles and st. Louis,
where he spent this week on
business. =
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Muel.
Ter, of 5Pittsburg, Kansas,
were the guests of the latter's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. r. II.
Brightwell ,this week.
Sweet Springs will immed-
lately proceedtobuil a. hand
some pew school house, TO re-
place the one destroyed by
fire.
Albert Canaday, of Hern-
don, who was bitten by a
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SLATER

Clarence Tucker and Will
Mock started out Monday on
their advertising tour.
Mrs. Wilson, of Boonville,
visited her, brother, DR.. II.
b. Ross, here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Johnson,
OF south of town, are proud
over the arrival Of a big girl
on July 26th.
j. W. Tillotson. of north OF
town. got his left arm broken
while working on a separator.
He thought there was a hot
box and reached in to feel
when his hand was caught be.
tween a belt and a pulley and
quickly drawn in and the arm
broken. He is out aud doing
well.
B. f. Pledge, Martin LEM,
VIM. Maneke, VIM. Mont
'gomery, II. NJ. Swinney, L. J..
Howard we've among the x. OF
P's from here who went To
Marshall Monday evening. \
Phil Tucker was at the
store Monday and il quite a
better Of late.
Rnmsr, The H.slsar-nla son
u M. Cunningham, il quite
~ ~ typb0id 3ever.
||f ~ W. NI4A|L.-"...-N SO NJ .N EX "I|UI"
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-02
A Valuable Lesson

"Six years ago l learned q valu.
able lesson" writes John Pleasant, OF
Magnolia, Ind. 81 then began taking
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, and the
longer l take them the better I End
them" They please everybody.
Guaranteed ~ p. II. Franklin, drug.
gist, 2ic.
The Marshall republican., 1907-08-02


walls. Outside them, on the place,
everything IL deferred to my decision.
Ask anyone who 10 10 Q position to
know about this!"
Mrs. Eddy herself had answered
this question 70 my full satisfaction
by her very manner and speech,
though 1 later ssw my additional
proofs. The vigor With which she en-,
dowed her words and the expression
that, accompanied them evidenced not
only the possibility, but the extreme
probability of her being this very
thing.
Who thinks she IL not the captain
OF her ship should have been there to
sse her at that momect.
81 am beset by ingrstitude and
treachery," she said, "but the evil
must be separated from the good. so
that IL can be slovghed of. Now,
gentlemen, that 10 all, unless you
have some questions to ask"
She rose as we did, and shook
hands cordially.
at has been . pleasure TO see you"
she said, shut ! must not neglect my
work longer
Before we were out OF her presence
that remarkable electric bell which H.
worked by . button on her desk had
signaled some member Of her stat.
Many times during my stay Of two
hours st the delightful house did this
bell ring, and IL was always answered
by the sound OF ~hurryinR footsteps, or
Q airs taken two at q time.
Mrs. Eddy Is being manipulated
by her stsf, the task 10 c~ertaiply
pursued 10 o n~eedlessly strenuous
manner. But IL became very etideat
70 me that the persons who msnipuls-
ties Mrs. Eddy is Mrs. Eddy. ! am no
slisnisI yet IL would be dinicult TO
aliensts me from certain opinions !
formed during my interview with her
and my stay a. her home.
Her work 10 largely library. II Is
said by those close 10 her that SHE
seldom allows . day 70 pass without
making some revision, usually o
slight one, ~ . mere change 10 words
10 her book, ''sclsnce and Health"
through which chiefly her religion has
been spresa. The average output OF
this book IL nov 1000 copies q week,
and every two or three weeks q new
edition Is rub OF the presses, con.
tsining the last correction or change
rom the psh Of the author.
Mrs. EDDY IL said TO arise At Q
every nothing. After q light break
fast, which she eats 10 her room, she
goes oser such of her enormous mall
as her correspondence secretary deems
II NECESSARY or important she should
see
She insists upon answering from ten
tb q dozen Of these letters each day In
her own handwriting, and often the
answers consist OF three or four page,
written In . Characteristic and rsthe'
bold hsnd.h
What I want you to know about lei
home 10 that II 10 just . comfortable
place, without any mystical or strange
Isymbolie appurtsp somewhat
typical New 'England country home,
spoiled to my way Of thinking by the
conglomerate mass OF furnishings.
But the love and appreciation Tor
which these vsrious articles stand arr
sfssr ell, the sweetest harmony We
have In this life to be sure.
So We leave pheasant yiew," with
It's tfsmous mistress and Its happy
housAhoid, and journey back TO the
center Of the charming city, where,
from . high pedestal on the capitol
Aawn, Daniel Webster stands IS II
Apsskiug and win stand long after
lyon and I are gone away from this