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DETECTIVE AGENCY.

ISrERMoUNTAIN DETECTIVE AGCT.
lanes TAYLOR John 3. Burbidge
All business confidential Office, S W. lst
South. room 10 Eauvoo Blk Bell ls+A
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION AND COMMISSION.
We sell on commission AZ minimum
charges, household goods, furniture nj
amos, rugs. pictures. china, silverUar7-
etc. Auction sale every Tuesday at ~
& m The Knickerbocker. 1876 r. I'd So.
WHEN You want 10 consult F. n. Onios
call VI If39 on Independent phone
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HIah sehooI Trsek Meet.

Special offering, all shades of new
soft felt hats. Very smart effects.
Millinery.
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FUNERAL DIRECTOR.

EBER W. HALL. Undertaken. Embalm-
er. I64 So. w. Temple. Both phones 10ls
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HOTELS.

LINCOLN HOUSE. IS EAST FIRST so.
Paul Helm, Proprietor
90-RoOms eco Rates 2Jc. Csc. SOC.
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HAIR DRESSING PARLORs.

MANICURING, hairdressing, massage,
scalp treatment, shampooing, etc. VIII
call by appointment. Ind. 1871
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FUNERAL NOTICES.

The funeral services of Joseph J. Fisher
aged 20 years, who was hurt at Garfield.
will be held Sunday, May q, 1902 az $50
D. m, at Eber W. Halls funeral chapel
l64 South West Temple, under the aus
pices of the WoOdmen Of the World
Friends are invited. Interment City GENE
terry.
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LOST-s20 reward. for return Of lsdys
Din lost Wednesday evening bar with
crescent and star set with eight stones
Call Bell 1sS9-Y.
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Funeral services of Judge William G.
Hall will be held from the Masonic Tenn
pie. corner Second East and First South
streets, Sunday, at p. m, under the aus
pices of Argenta lodge No. 8, F. and a.
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CONTRACTORS.

HAMLIN PAINTS trncorporated). r. P.
keate, manager. Painting from \ to z
Phones a011.
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JUDGE BUILDING DIRECTORY.

ELECTRoLYsIs-MIss A. z. SMALL
SO. Superfluous hair. moies. birth marks
removed.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.


G.25 PER WORD inserts classified ads
in 35 leading papers in u. S. Send for list.
The Dake Advertising Agency, 81 South
Main St. Los Angles. Cal
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MILLER-In this city, May DO 1903,
Joseph A. Miller, aged IS years
Funeral services will be held from the
residence, 1854 South State street. at 2
D. m, Saturday, May p, 1909. Interment
Mt. Olivet cemetery.
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See what Roosevelt is doing. A real
lion hunt at the Luna theatre.
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LOST-Pair gOld-bowed, double-visi0n.
rimless spectacles; reward s. for return ~
same to room 400 Cullen hotel
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MEMS SECOND HAND CLOTHING.

BOUGHT and sold. Suits. coats. pants.
shoes, etc. les ". End So Ind. 1872.
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KEY FITTING.

EXPERT LOCK AND SAFE repairing.
Carter's League Cycle Co, 2-5 South Ne5-
Ternnla. Phone Ind 265z.
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IOST-Ladies' small silver watch. near
or at Lafayette school. Finder return lG
Principal, Lafayette school
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LOST-Bet 18th So. and Main St.
gray wooden lap robe. Return to Taylor
Bros. 30 So. Main.
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LOST

LOST-One black yearling stud colt
foretop clipped. 80 reward for return OF
information as to whereabouts. s. ". Al
worth, Garfield. Utah.
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HAT FACTORY,


HATS blocked and retrim1ned by an e1-
pert Fred Taylor. "a East First souIh
Phone SIX
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FURNITURE EXCHANGED.

new AND SECONDHAND furniture
bought and sold. Eureka Furniture CO..
Is5 West LIST South.
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LOST-Silver pocket knife with two
blades and corkscrew. VIII pay g re-
ward for the return OF same TO P. l.,
Belmont hotel.
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LANDSCAPE GARDENING.

ALSO all kinds of seeds and plants. rss-
sonsble. Gold & Pickle Ind. phone 55H
IS West Sd South.
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ATTORNEYS.

G. T. BEAN. attorney-at-law. 41e Atlas
block, Salt Lake City, Utah Bell phone
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LOST-Reward s. today for button No.
500; s any day for duplicates. Culmer
Paint 6, Glass Co, 20 Z. LIST So.
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LOsT-On Saturday afternoon, gold
handled umbrella; monogram ST. F. b.
Reward II returned to Herald office.
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DIED.

NILSEN-In this city. May q, 1909, Astrid
Elvira Nilsen. aged Q months and 16
days. little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. n.
3. Niisen.
Funeral services will be held from the
Swedish Lutheran church. corner Fourth
East and Second South streets, at 4 p. m,
Sunday, May %. Interment City GENE
terry.
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sCAYENGERs

UTAH Scv. Co; VIM IiliugworJh. UsE
cleans toilets. cesspoolS and grease NaLs.
office $50 Sd East Both phones 1873.
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FLORISTS.

WALTER W. KING, FLORIST,
PA z. I'd South. Phones 81. Specialist or
funeral designs and everything floral.
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TYPEWRITERS.

MACHINES Of all makes sold. rented
and repaired. Our prices on secondhand
and rebuilt machines are the Lowest
" estern sales agents for the L, c. Smith
& Brothers Visible Typewriters.
TYPEWRITER & OFFICE SUPPLY
COMPANY.
SOS Doolv Block. Salt Lake City
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Process Not New.

Mr.. Fink explained that his expert
ments had all been along lines 10 i'm
prove the process of smelling. He said
he had no new process, but merely a
process 10 accomplish results in smelt-
ing ores that had proved impossible by
other methods. In ordinary blast fur
naces, he explained, the practice had
always been necessary to feed the ore
in as coarse as possible so that if may
reach the Stag forming zone before the
strong blast carries away values in
fuel dust II had always appealed to
him, he said, that if a method could be
found where there would be no danger
of losing values through fuel dust, it
means that the finer the ore when it en-
tered the smelter the more IDEAL would
be the process, the more rapid would be
the smelling. This was the idea that
led to his experiments, and this is what
he has demonstrated it has been posi-
BILE to accomplish with his Garfield
smelter. and his talk last evening was
in explaining the details of how he had
accomplished that end.
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LADIES TURKISH BATHS.


EXPERT lady attendants. Face mas
sage manicuring. hair dressing. SAM
taTiun pariOrs, q West Sd South. Belt
80. Ind. 1873.
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LOsT-Lady's small gold watch between
Sd East and Cohn's store Initials NJ. A.
B. on case Return to 262 East I'd South.
Reward.
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LOST-Lady's brooch. gold band. elk
tooth each end. elk head and small dis-
mond in middle; 50 reward Leave az
Herald,
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WANTED.

NANTED-Attend Henagers Business
sollege il you. want the best. Enter any
zine.
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TYPEWRITERS REPAIRED.

Largest shop. 5 mechanical experts.
Breeder Office Supply Co.
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MILLINERY PARL0RS.

Splendid millinery, repairing a specially.
Mrs. Ernst. rs E ID South Ind 24t4
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POUND.

FOUND-Tbe UuWritten LaW-sdvsr-
tise. Give the loser the same publicity
YOU would expect had the loss been yours
If you find anything, bring it to The Her
aid. Have it advertised. Remarkable re-
coveries ara brought about through thsss
columns every day.
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PLANO TUNING.

J. W. MORRISON. HeadQuarters
Clayton Dsyues Music Co. residence -
fiord~n svcFue
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SHOW CASES.

EVERYTHING in the store fixture line.
billiard and pool tables and supplies get
my prices. ". L. Wetherbee, 15S and $50
". lst So
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CUSTOM CLOTHES MAKER.

WOLBvS CLOTHES SHOP. "Clotasa
as you ike them" 800 Judge bldg.
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CASH REGISTERS.


NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS-Oscaf
Groshell. sales agent for Utah. Expert
cash register repairing No. 22I Main 81
secondhand registers always in stock
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of men 10 whom they were addressed.
The speaker illustrated many OF his
points with rough pencil sketches on
large sheets Of print paper.
Difficulties to Overcome.
The nrst part of the address was
taken up with a recitation of early *
periments on a small scale previous to
the building of the smelter at Garfield
and Mr.. Fink explained that since the
building of the Garfield smeltsr lie had
found many difficulties to overcome and
necessary before he had
arrived at the present satisfactory re
suits.
He drew a rough sketch Of the plan
of the Garfield smelter, showing that It
was a double furnace. barrel-shaped.
Each furnace. he said. was 9x9 feet, and
lined with fire brick to a thickness OF
eightet inches When l first took the
matter I'D" he said. I was informed
by many metallurgicsl friends that 1t
would be quite suicidal to line with or
binary fire bricks, but, basing my judg-
ment on experiments / had already con-
Quoted, I was constrained that 1t would
be practical, and I want to say that
never anywhere do I believe d furnace
lining was ever so abused as in those
furnaces in Garfield. We have been
unfortunate in having very vet con-
centrates to handle-the last ones run
ming Is per cent moisture-an1 when
they first struck the heat the evolution
of steam was so terrific that the bricks
cracked 1t was necessary 10 refine one
of the. furnaces"
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LIVERY STABLE.

HOME CARRIAGE co. Stables rs 50
list West Carriages and light livery
everything fiTst-ciass- Phones fl43
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THE FLOWER SHOP-Cut flowers and
designs. Under Natl Bank of Republic.
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Wtrs esr or RAGE And DESPAIR sTHBl TURNED On BIN

Thought vac FBitaH: ft5W re aif kag#
It's rotten F5ashsha her 8TgF!''
The lad paused ana thea ne laughed
bitterly.
ilsF jeVe,' he exclaimed OF 4 siia-
dan, u shouldn't Bs SURPRISED II s6t.
consent 10 The settlement t8e!b
Tie lawyer iaeksd AZ hiH era YsiF.
iihtF saB, shouldn't he surprised II
| aid
'tR# Inc fssFd, Bit Fea Biss aiiess
game Aif Pike
ron i'al just crossing the RaBla8a;
f6HF father asaa 10 sag: VI ssiilfe
going 70 cross tie iiabiesf, efoss It.
Dent #aae sst 70 The hiiaaie aha
stand fhsFs. Vel, stais get R-=ii ft8ta
beth Baakspb
II Bae Fsas HafasaH SAID a F8ise
behind them, Ana tEsy turned 20 ana
Lady Sfeseh. Size #eRs 90, addressing
Horace.
INF. Granger si#rssfii RaTs ssb
seeR Thy ileBhe#@
aNs. t'Fs fsthsf sTsiasa tEat Il
ysa a6a't a7ifid thy ssFiRe sa;H H5faes
replied.
i'i'a saffs, Lady afeees8 he Wet
on, t5b8t i've had tiast s~lM shss-
ihg 10, ana I'm thinking q eslEs Bass
Refas WITH MI. Pike | ttiiiis Ess
sBsat figflt Ia tis lasss ssti kii6w
We abused bifa: Het stiE Ter himself
Bat fol tts vFligsf friend, set tis VII.
gaf friend tafRsd sts t8 t}e 4 gfaHa
OAKS, afsd i68k al %tas CIR friends
tafHea 8ast 60 bsW
fts stepped dRiekiy ts tEs entrance
sfsa disc E8i}aaFea lifts tte h6tel Al
saAffSs FSfee @as heata as Lads
6Fxeeb ft3fnea u ss. ara Pile smiled
fsgFe fas s6fsfes n6w. bending tiiiiei
ske k9ow fae ssM.
Aihaefe appeared WITH d white btil
gHS, whfeh he handed over to Mafiaht
wfts sfls fenafk:
Wash Aif9 Il hft, old chimp kl
#ater. ydls kf4aw, ana 4 dfoI 1
/ aftef#afa : 9ofhiSg But
lEKsw! Bis tlented care 5iIs
/ As Mariana dfSsbp
cog IL afnAss l6nS6 Lgd!
ydisihi9l #
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see the large aarnber 81 svaas grow
ers who never spray, and even With
those who do spray l, seems 70 be
rather oS marvel that they should
use she same mixtures for curing tree
diseases as they do for killing IN
secss. Such methods seem as absurd
to the casual observer as II would
be for doctors 10 apply the same
methods for setting bones as for eur
Ing colds.
In former years. even at this early
stage. have made some correct fore
casts. In some years have nearly
hit the mark In estimating the total
crop at as.ooo,ouo barrels, when 9th.
ers have contended for much higher
figures. This year have the utmost
confidence. in despite OF all draw
backs, that the total crop will be So
100000 barrels
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s.ats,..si. ls,,lls tfasss;. M. I,.slss, ls..,

islltaiasic. fasslsy tassfe afe rnssta isff-
r,ssstsssft ttlislgss, SsSu R.S6ty,
'atfNss@ Ffcf,issaa the gsussg tasih. ~
isitsasssst 4,sssea him, bit I taslsik Inn
To he tSsssiistSs ttiaassh. SsSh sslaSw En-.
II ttsiiss sseh ssfc. Iiisy Ss,h. said fAsss /
q,isastsy ~ aa9va s.fsss my e,isssait.h
'ikirtlihils asesasfsd AlassFfc. Ana
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s'Aiih tire sssttseasss.stssH siss iasissts. /
Pike Isiotaisli,
aaiilSh sssttsssifsiit sssfso= 'tiiiis,gF'
Asassl esii,e itf6sh tstfe side Of HE tssif.
sf.sce, felRwsSh by Horace, who seemed
ttopesST.s,s,g With aasr.
'isssf course i isssssr vscFfsea, yssst
Know sssd Atassrsc fi,,ft i ftfaSsS II
viii be 81 Tsss!att sff tflse lposr i.eSssssyssi-
2sfss silsta iiiil wire lsff, ait N.if,sss. ssr
hell be 5.fsd ia Know s:itaSiit ts,sstt sisisy
sSSfyEss cih.ih=isife lsiTsr.f tssesit 'yeSi
assflle With hif;h you Knew
fsAltsiiassc. ! @hiiik fits Sstis,t 10 ne
brave In tsaiitse, lisfll'. FfifiI assss:ssi.,.
and PIKE sHslssd heiifia his aisiSs Nj
Hssstc sooked Ut her III aisfoiihsiiisasft.
u Say, Sash kifSSp .ysst sse llesaisy Eot
iaAl''
II lsiseah 'eliatt / Admire Eoh fdr ss01fr
is,lsfak. FOR s6ifr assss.iiittig 'Fifcoifcsi'h
amber dissyrse btfft''-
9if.sssssslfl Why, w'hoss sssrsssea's
Nsst sSaih 4iie governor, MS ! see iit.
x0ia got %hat Chap Galtsd OF. didhS
s9,aas
sNsh6fh DO Yea 'tffas9, stfo ASKED,
w1iiS1te;issifsfit 10 her Vote.
Way. THAT esohvHt Chap. HfYsit
4 VOC send Alffh away Sr8ln lhoisisst rim
\ OK so he @Siil9fhst TAIN, dfaht Yea
A gave HIN fnotfaS fttjt 70 bdttisSi Ausss
Tslfs %4iii'fsd On MN lIife q stNirffl,
4 why, heaven pfsy ,y2ih! 10 S6n
4 fhffiS qhhtsA asfe Gsrfss.
AFFisigfise Mas fAken as;sck
\ h-wsisg He @8dRShi4 as,ggTssae
Oh. X shy FRAT @iHl be 4 Fsfl Tor the
II be wioslii;iissaa, ysS}nh kfioSs
IL Fthea went ssfosa To Min.
X4eA8 YOU see ssas soRsi'ss Fot VI
\ worry 4 Assaa A4ions si0mTsefS; yAas
S9iui'yA got 10 sjosfa 70 90 sofsfsess Ssftfs,s
4 worthy sAas VIII obsifaTasa sh4s
sssAYdas 10 wsofR=ko w.ofhg
Il WSAs oossAAsa need Win shes9 Aa
81 Tor Rhasa Way, theS&'s she sesSsst
N4an4
s'SFsaasEsasanss'' aS4ea ESAea agh.sr
4 ~SSA sAak III settlement ROW.
A BoAs yaa see 43ss onsy oaos5aa gsssssaeAA
\ VAS the safss4ss4tns'nt Ana Mr. fsks't
gwen ms consent TO sqfAt.''
Hsa conserved 10 NAM shs ASKED.
VITA ssfs 0@h Aafs Bidht S1nf" AL
msas4e ASKED PIKE.
" asa,H SAID the sawsSoS auietp
she seseoiAsa fSom sHa gf4up
aSesssfsassy when warned snfnS
shiBg i Thought OK sAiNe, ha sessNYsa +
Ags NE buy Ii. 8oaass vixen know
SAat haFAs IL hess sAAn n6thing. ne bfss
Ns givs NsS faFtuHe faf II. what man
aeF Ss snah Il shiss''
81 AisSasse Slapped hss leg.
II aSA's soc that she Situation !
changed. fan's ssiek nnt s6f th6 hffr
else aiAa1Bt sha goysFnoi said II
aAsht is be isss Because 6f iasf nsght=
Way, We w1nit hAggis oSsF q
sRoAsahsis.
VITA . cry Of Fass ana aaSp
Ethel tnShsd 80 Min
s4his il sha aAai #8Fa 6s fHy huFaii
iasiSAi l fsis Shas s6N wssfa II sAafns
aaa because 81 that MAS Featas
kasb fAs w6fsa-t5 staHa By you 81
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Qaspyss9h,. iisnS. a,s 5Easestssh aAsss
AassScssipsh


5aiiifi IN 6sFaer things, TOO. when
you're 6iEse Emaa among your Kind,
gscoh home Koiks-.Hn l,s6lshhtv saalasrsss
one you'll he 80 Efad 20 get back 20
youth hardly know you've lsssseh away.
40 uhw6alalg gIFl, one slfaIt doesn't
mech 10 be cured Orch, all #6Fts Of
HdIiiasssa kind gafsl, one wh6s been
swasit 10 goo. L et6h see iiaiss Hlis
~asat4 white muslin ahA vtHfss by the
gsse for son al avsiiElts. Eaha aaie like
sslisAs''
lie sshs6k als fsstA.
mo. not like afsa4,'
'sstis #faaa III some one $lses@s' #ss
asked.
we smiled s,tsS9ls
s's3vei, she's 0hfy bssh sltasA N Z
way. i've had her picture Oh my AesE
Es1 q good while. Sometimes when
70 hone ia she evening st,A lkfhA q
aeaais 10 be saeae. S6ashe q honey
eaa hssise MP on NfaSh street, lessa Know
a9s THE house ySa were bSiA In IT,
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t{tEsS asi!Su Il Is Thy aslity IS 'Helf
ihss, l,sssr itt4tsp lAsn, him 1ssiise It lsii-
seY,a;A AsTsilh. 20 inspire aim IA sAsnl
ssfs,4tssfe tnNst liAss lnstsfs hinh TO rise
fa,qjSse III lyv his own esfNsfts. III tie
lstcdNsst Of tits wsssgiS
'saSd,sss issssss6 he in ssit,,iiksiiaasiit
Eyes she svfAsiitsbh. me ishsstesr llsJw
aainhsly ne begins I,fissl no aiaEttsr @lsit
1t COSTS tltf. i iiiiifat ne With llih. help
Ing him. lfatist feh.tt sffne?'
shslaf{ss whit any goosi, lSfssss VIC.
Min ~aSiiiil DO, ne ssstsA
ssft must saa sf,ise: i llislsssilF fssash MI
laisist since last ffilsslt. i iiisfst sse litth
NOV I'VE sslInlkssa ffssstiig lIih ttosfsS.
ne has Afvasgs aSSah so Light and gay
telast Il aIsfA saa,iitg him ltahiliis, sisisssr
tslis blow lit iss my 1stisS 20 flssIb him
lse8r lft',
ssus; iitss ySnr dizzy ail Fsissait''
t1nfsh ,y6h ifiiIi'k Il attn IFiglis Won
ssfsstsa.=
sssass; L s;gasa,' lie answered issrss'esy
II give my consent 10 ystitir i,isrris,
i&Wh Qf6l', atfsd 41flasi And there
w,sss q 1iisfinct lpsFrSE 10 her Tore. h
v'as as 1T telie isSsss shocked her.
'itisil lf,nG,a If ifil ydslf 1ishsa he mn
SsTataA ma 4lseh wyss Fsi,lse,5 aTsE.iss
atsiit av Hf6Tese, who hsA Approached
ri protest. aagatfiieit aliisi'' 9sssRsd tsla
.wSiifsk HiFh. ssSsie Aoss not ksfST
waiaa she's Adiiigl \ Tor one we'h'
have iitlii'
fitfNo iRfesli' Sf'IsA Efhai, wfsh q q.,iok
1 Ing sob. HFeB e
\ Ana With q bowed l,eHd 3sie Eissh as@t
4 Nlfssif, tifto his. afSiss.i
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GETTING READY
FOR OLD SETTLERS
ponnetlson tntende TO shew the Vlelt
ora splendid Time on
Meeting Day.

Donnellson Ii going TO show the Old
settiera splendid time when they
meet In that city next month, the fol-
loving from the Review telling OF the
progresu being madei
The committees appointed to ar
range tho details for old Hettlefs Day
met last Thursday evening ~ per
call. President Mattefn being out OF
town Mr., cfuiahnnh. president OF the
Old settlers Association called the
meeting to order, and d. T, Afmheaht
VIVA elected chairman pro tain,
The entertainment committee re-
ported that they were In eetnininihas
tiap with bands and thefe Is no atisss
tion but what there win be first Class
music here on that day
The president appointed commit
too consisting Of j, crulshabH, chair
man. Aug, Sell, Henry Temple, II A..
Trump and John Thereof 70 supsfltis
fond tho erection OF a log cabin OH the
fair grounds. This will be q novelty
| 10 the younger generation, and to the
alder ones will bring back memories
Of by gone days.
For the information OF those pres
cnt President Cfuisbahk sFplsihed
that those who arrived hsfe prior 70
lg4g were known rs "fiobssfs,' Wills
nose who arrived prior TO 1860, wsfs
known as .o1d Settlers" u thsy
you'd stretch that few months ne
cotsid gel IN as au old settler in ts#ss
# not III f,ee county, as We affiysa IN
1861, - IA,
NEXT FffaSy evening. July 81, VIII
No another meeting Ut which he COM
mttses named at tflis alsstiHg staa tfls
tatIowfpg committees nafssd ST Q prior
meeting sfe requested 20 % Bfssstls$
Fs.aeeestva c6tafHittss CShsistitss
~ ttge pYesiasfls. Ssefstsfy sfsa ffess-
tsrsTs -
entertainment C8faY6fttss Ss y.
Lynn, IT, fiabsf, g, Hsffss
ssNeepsSoa Committee g. W: @st
torn, A. q, KfeEftl, Lew Wsltsf, p
Mecesaoea NJ, r ffefsas II e aeaat
nj
Advertising Committee ~ r AffsR
esse4st " q TafssFy ia. SfllFsf.
u
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cap;.s, ! unishnens In Germany,

Capissi tunishnscnt In Germany.
Although little is heard outside Prus'
sia Of capital punishment within the
kingdom. the law Is by no means
dead letter. In seven years there have
bcen nincty.cight executions ten Of
the condemned being women, Silesin
heads the list. with twenty-one exc
cutions, followed by Brnndenburg. 20.
sen and Rhincland
No executions take place In Berlin.
the condemned being taken to the prss.
on at Ploetzensee, In Brandenburg,
where they have standing gulllo-
tine. London Globe.
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kind Of lonesome sometimes, ana then
get to Thinking she's thars, sitting At
an old piano that used 70 BE my moth
ef's aud singing TO me-
asinging Sweet asaasisvss'" SD.
asked quietly
ayes, that's my favefits. But, Then,
come 70 ana fina II aih't go, Nc
voice comes to me, and nna there
aiti't nobody biit me-
''Yeu'il md her some day. size put
In quickly n shall think Of ysil sftsi
with her listening 10 her voice N Tie
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EzssaYv Location

A close observer VIII hSsse~ sAas
moss oe KeokaRNs Factories are aeeasea
Ia The sane section With the new hsss
taa factory, eAese sites being selected
an account OF their excellent railroad
facilities, they Aefag III the heart OF
TIE Koekak railroad yards, where he
a. n a a, Rock island and the Wa
hash tracks are located and being an
excellent place FOR factory ssses.
With sAe advent Of the water newer
1t has been long psenhessea, that thas
norton OF The city, where the cereal
works, the humber sasas, grain eies
water rock arusher and ether plahss
are located. with be the factory section
az tho new Keekuk, That portion OF
the city within the past rev Seafs
Aas seen such rapid growth, that TO
one Who ID not Accustomed TO paving
daily ylsits Ia that section Of the city,
hi Ia d complete and happy ifnf'sa %
see the growth which IL healthy and
continued,