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Show THE MORXnfG EXAMINER OGDEN, UTAn, SUNDAY MOttSlXtj, THE f75; to flat) each, a urding to sie and quality. But'u t L- h, aj and lo'cc- Results of the City Marshal's Super- very handsome, some when lakc.i at i this season of vision of Billboards at Springfield. yar, aa they llnu have i heir heavy aimer euai. Oklahoma in yiais pail was the para-- 1 Springfield, Mass, Jan. 7. Thera dise uf the buftul.v, it, re is Mime ti.e disthe poster being a notion that - of buffalo heaviest grustl.gin are alplayed iu this city needed kok'.ng found, which to ll.i- buffalo ia eual to ter, the city marshal wm recently au- the richest timothy to our domestic j over animals. Pawner Hill's ranch lies in tint thorized to exercise a censor-hi- p all livhugrspbs Intended to adorn bill- heart of this exi t Unit range and he has boards here. The advance agents ot proved beyond a doubt that the buffalo theatrical companies have auu-- been ran be raised for slaughter at a profit. undecided whether to storm and rage, or to roar with laughter at the results. RETURN 10 GRAND- -What Women Will Do, waa tue MOrilER8 JEWELRY. first attraction which came under the From tbe London Daily Mail. marshals pruning knile. He shoos Grandmother liked her finger rings his head. 'Dreadful! dreadful he exclaimed. to look neat and very reflned. That is Why, women will do anything! No why the extraordinary showy ones of ! That title wont go!" yesterday with their huge stones and In vain the advance agent pleaded gorgeous setting-- , are declining iu fathat wouva did noble deeds, did cook- vor, and simple hiw aud half hoof are coming into fashion again, ing, washing and all aorta or harmless atones are cut all of tho same size. e. 1 things; the marshal wm obdurate. Just think what they might do, he are act quite clmn'ljr together, so t they produce very little sliow, but l.Ik answered with bated breath. well. And the title wm doctored to read. exceedingly But that U not the only way In which Woword Will the Do, What the women of this generation are copymen being covered with a atrip ot ing their clever grandmother.. They red paper. are displaying their jewelry in divers A picture of a shipwrecked scene, forma, though it must be remembered showing a sinking vessel, some per- that the jewellers ara not quite so gen-rotn men sons on nearby rocks and two na to permit them to wear exactly n struggle on a spar, was ruled out at the same large broaches and wide oaoe, for beneath- - were the words, bracelets that were stylish years and Life for n Lire, and the marshal had years ago. That would not be at all a suspicion that there waa aome kill- good for trade. But it is often quite ing about it. He had received strict poMible to hare a family treasure such orders about billboard murders espec- as a cameo reset in modern guise, or to ially, so the shipwreck ggepe wm tike from an ancient and too heavy bracelet the big amnhyst that figured thrown Into the waste paper basket. A picxUc seem soon followed the in it m the principle gem and adapt it to the requirements of the moment, shipwreck. What coaid be more peaceful and eay aa a pendant or brunch. Some women occupy their time very chaste than this, Mid the advance man proudly m be showed n picture pleMnntly and profitably delving ami of Emilys birthday party In which diving into the oldm curiosity shop, where surh things bead Emily was blushing a salmon pink curious old girdles, set withnecklaces, seMhore were relatives blush, her gathered atones like agate and cornelian, and around In smiling groups and n young like gewgaws are stored away. man wm about to pay n forfeit. The Thesequaint' are adapting to their needs they marsbal'e finger wm Jabbed Into the with excellent result. background. That! he eafd in n voice of thun- DANGER TO RIVER der. BANKS PROM RAIN FALL. The advance man steered at the New York, Jan. 7. The heavy rainpot. Tbat'a the luneh basket, he ex- fall of yesterday has swollen the streams In Northern and Eastern New plained timidly. Certainly, young man, came in Jersey. The Raritan river ia 13 feet firm tones. But, wbat what la that above ita normal level tonlghL Tbe ticking out of the basket? Bottles, ice has gone out and all roads in its bottles, sir! Do you suppose that vicinity have been rendered impassaSpringfield will stand for bottles on its ble. Great damage has been done to billboards? bridges and buildiitga along ita banka. But that's only lemonade, pleaded Trouble ia anticipated In tbe vicinity tbe lithograph man. Did yon ever of Fomptim Lakes, where all riven bear of n picnic without bottles of and brooks are rising rapidly. The lemonade? .Now I put it to you, as Fequannock river Is filled wilh floating man to man, could you go to n picnic ice which is forming gorges around and eat six or seven sandwiches with- the railroad bridges. One bridge gave out a sip uf cold coffee or lemonade way during the day. to wash them down? How do 1 know it Isnt cham- MR. CORTELYOU SAILS FOR EUROPE. 1 tell pagne?" snapped the marshal. yon it looks suspicious, if they conBoston, Jan. 7. George B. Cortel-yotained only cold coffee, why didn't chairman of the Republican nayou put em out lo plain sight instead tional committee, wm one of the of party hiding then in the bMket? who nailed for the MediterNo, j on the White Star Liner ranean today And over the bottles the marshal Coptic. Mr. Cortelyou said that he pasted a sheet of brown paper. going abroad for needed rest and A. revolver in the hands of n bur- wm would remain about two months. wm next plMtered over with glar white paper, and the dagger lp the ENCYCLICAL TO SOUTH hands of a ferocious maiden wm conAMERICAN CATHOLICS. cealed in n similar manner. The Rome, Jan 7. Pope Plua has al word damn received three layers ot moat completed an Important encyclipaper, for fear it might force ita way cal to Central and South American through one layer, especially as the Catholics. It will advise the people mall boy's curiosity is now to abandon their frequent revolutions, aroused that he spends all hia spars to work in concord, and to avoid such momenta guessing wbat la behind evils a a ultimately require foreign inthose forbidding papers. tervention. The billboards of the city now look like patchwork. The patches are of Washington, Jan. 7. The secretary all colors and shapes, and they conceal of wgr baa approved the recommendaall aorta and conditions of things. tion of tbe chief signal officer of tbe The fly damsel lifts a bit of uanila army, which reduces the press rates paper to her llpa instead of n spark- between Seattle and point a in Alaska ling glMi of wine; the bad man pushes to one-hatbe present tariff. Cable n gob of paper In the face of the rates will remain unchanged, hut the hero, the criminal breaks down the land tariffs between atatlone In AlasIron bars of hie prison with n stout ka will be somewhat reduced al an trip of red paper Instead of a hatchet, early date. and the den of Iniquity la ao besprinkled with white paper that it looks as A octree. la If It bad been struck by a severe To a stranger a Chinese auction la a most curious s particle. Tbe auctioneer WOLF HUNTING IN ENGLAND. 1mm over a slightly elevated counter and exhibits his wares. Ue says nothFrom the London Daily MaiL ing, netthor does the bidder, who mereIn the wild fell country to the west ly steps ferward to the auctioneer and of Northumberland bund rods of the In- runs hia fingers up hia sleeve, making habitants continue, to follow the track ii re oe the salesmans arm, thus of the wolf which during the pMt few proas how mneb be will pay for Indicating days has laid the flocks of (he farmers the article. Then sotlicr and another under heavy tribute by claying their repeat the action until tbe one eignify-ln- g shrep. the highest price receives the arTwo months ago a wolf escaped from a private collection at Shotley Bridge, ticle without a ward being exchanged twelve miles froiy Newcastle, and nil on either side. Only tbe auctioneer the traoe of it ana lost until about three and the successful bidder know the weeks ago, when sheep worrying com price offered and accepted. menced in the Allendale district. Raids have been organized, and the Kledeeas. wolf chased over miles of tbe enow covRe kind no matter if yon are on the ered fella by men armed with guns and honest run to catch your Interests in various weapons, but without result. life. While yon run let your fleeting Some of the pursuers are raid to have prove a blessing to those got within range of the animal with presence their guns, yet the disturber of rural whom you must pass In the race to a peace has managed lo escape. In many reach tbe goal. Ira vs behind you n lonely homestead It is n source of trail of golden remembrances of words and smiles ef good cheer that have coat dread to the inmates, whose imagln ntlotis run riot over the wolf as they yon nothing at ail In aalf Mcriflee or listen to or retail the latest news con- money or physical strength er mental effort tenting its whereabouts. On Saturday n supreme effort wm made to bring him down, but be never Irnttivt. allowed himself to get within range of Ah, he protested, my love for you his pursuers' rifles. He wm finally is the greatest thing In tbe world. It la chased by horsemen ever the snow larger than the world. It in wider than covered moors via West Burn hope, and the sea. Let me pour it into your when night fell he had reached Dukes-flel- d, n dense, wild wood covering an Sir, ejaculated the fair maid, do area of not less than 700 acres, within the solitude of which be doubtlera spent you mean to Insinuate anything about the size or chape of my ears? tbe night. Intense excitement prevails in tbe A Crwl Compos. district, and farmers are keenly anxious to see the end of their unwelcome It waa a mistake to akk that man If he thought America would ever proguest. duce n greet compoutr. 1 am afraid OKLAHOMA BUFFALO RANCH. you butt ba feeling. I dofft sec why, responded tbe muSome three of four years ago Pawnes sical young woman. Bill bought up ail urn loose buffalo lie la the Inventor of a soothing obtainable, and declared that he would sirup." Washington Star. raise buffalo meat for tbe market. The buffalo ranch has been n success, as Sheer Waste. there Is now a large bunch of ai fine Wife Joju. a then any poison In young buffalo as was ever seen, being corn fed, and they will be slaughtered the bouse?1' Husband Yes. Bat why So pen Mil? Wife I want to sprinkle and shipped east for the holiday trade. some on this piers of axgvl cake and An experiment of crossing the buffalo with Galloway rattle will be made, put It where the vice will get It wliirh should bring an animal far surWouldn't that kill them? Hueband passing the genuine buffalo, aa tha Sure; hut it Isn't necessary to waste Galloway animal is of itself very handthe poison. some. with a long, silky coat and . which should temper kindly disposition , Waste! Details. the fiery disposition of the genuine It wm like tbii. Mid tbe private buffalo aa well na improve tbe color of Just as the three burglars tbe robe. The average price per pound citizen. of buffalo meat la about 31.25 the loin crawled in at the kitchen window tbe and short riba bringing fl.SO per clock struck 1, and Excuse jre'-a!the great detecpound while the plate and stew f did bring tl. The robe brings 73. the tive. but which e heads, when mounted, readily bring the clpck.jtfrike!- - Fittabum Gazctte. CENSORED POSTERS. STATE LEGISLATURE , j THE SENATE. A. G. Barber. Logan. Democrat. Willis Johnson, Clrclevllle, Rcpubll-can- publican. James publican. X Anderaoa, Morgan, - Re- D. R. Roberta, Logan, Republican. George Austiu, Lvlil, Republican. Cleasoa S. Kinney, Salt Lake, Republican. Thomas Hull, Balt Lake, Republican. W. T. Edwards, Salt Lake, Republl . C. R. Hollingsworth, Ogden, Repub- lican. Peter Clegg, Tooele, Republican. , Harden Bennlun, Vernal, Democrat. Simon Bamberger, Salt Lake, Demo crau Frederick Rasband, Park City, Republican. C. K. Loom, Provo. Republican. T. C. Calliater, Fillmore, Republican. C. P. Laraon, Manti, Republican. Wecley K. Walton, Republican. Wm. N. WUliasm, Salt Lake, Republican. George N. Lawrence, Salt Lake, Republican. Stephen U. Lore, Salt Lake, Republican, Samuel C. Park, Salt Lake, Republican. Henry Gardner, Spanlah Fork, Republican. A. B. Lewie, Milford, Republican. David McKay; Huntsville, Republican. Republican!, IS; Democrat!, I. can. John E. Pace, Richardson, Republican. - Walter C. Lyman, Bluff, Republican A. Johnson, ML Pleasant, Republican. 8. T. Stookey, 8ugar, Republican. Grant Simona, Psyson, Republican. John F. Tolton, Beaver, Democrat . sir-ee- lr y STATE SENATE LOVE FOR PRESIDENT. la The members of the mate senate met caucus at the senate chamber in the Joint City and County building last evening. All the members, save Senator David McKay of Weber county and Senator A. B. Lewis of Beaver county were present. Senator Wesley K. Walton was elected chairman and Senator Chao. R. Hollingsworth secretary. Members of the press were allowed to remain in the chamber and all others politely re..R. ' Kucbler, Ogden, RepnhHran. quested- to retire. The matter of electGeorge S. Dean, North Ogden, Re- ing a president was the first matter taken up. Senator Laurence nominated publican. George M. Miller, Huntington, Re- Senator Stephen 11. Love, of Salt Luka county. publican. W. J. Pinter, Union, Republican. The nomination was in fact an elec-tiHarry 8. Joaepb, Salt Lake,' Repubnearly every senator seconded the lican. nomination and each in so doing paid Cbnrles 8. Marks, Caldera Pant Mr. Lova a high compliment. Penally he waa elected by acclamation. Station, Republican. .The sad death of Mrs. McKay, wife J. E. Petersen, Clrcleville, Republiof 8enator McKay waa announced and can. T. II. Merrill, Richmond, Republl many expressions of sincere sympathy will be conveyed to Mr. McKay. Upon can. James P. Curtia, Winter Quarters, motion n committee consisting of Senators Johnson, Loro and Hollingsworth Republican. was appointed to draft n resolution for W. H. Maugban, WellsviUe, Repub-caadoption by the senate when it con venei at noon tomorrow. It is very Jamea B, Wilson, Midway, Republl-licalikely that upon the senates organieffected and the resolution George Bpeneer, Randolph, Republ- zation being adopted an adjournment, as a further ican. Charles Carroll, Orderville, Repub- mark of respect, will be taken until Tuesday at 2 o'clock. lican. An informal recess was taken and George Strlngham, Thurber, Demupon the caucus the secreocrat. T. C. Pancake, Ogden. Republlran. tary read a list of the appointments agreed upon and the selections were Alfred Luther, Eeenlante, Republiformally confirmed, they being na folcan. A. R. Hawley, Inverary, Republican. lows: Secretary H. L. Cummings ,of Salt O. I Thompson, Sciplo, RepubliLake County. can. 8ergcant-at-arm- a John R. Edgehlll, H. B. Omar, Salt Lake, Republiof Juab county. can. Chaplin H. 8. Gowans, of Tooele W, N. Oredry, Stockton, Republi- connty. Minute Clerk Frank K. Nelson, of Wfflhm Ii Stewart, Warren, Repub. San Pete county. liras. Reading clerk Theodore Botkin. At Kara F. Richards, Farmington, largo. Docket Clerk BenJ. Bachman of WflBnm McCrea, Balt Lake, RepubUtah county. lican. Engrossing Clerk Fred 'Taylor, ef M. J. Dailey, Park City, Republican. Balt Lake county. N. CL Christensen, Sterling, RepubWm. Lough urst, of Doorkeepers lican. Rich county, W. H. Thorne of Salt Herbert Hope. Eureka, Republican. Lake couffty, Utah. Watchman 1L D. Wiley, of Piute George A. Hone, Benjamin, Republican. eounly. F. W. FlaMmra, Brigham City, Frank Maxwell of SumMessengers mit couhty, C. W. Booth of Utah X V. Aaderaon, Bingham, RepublL county. Committee Clerks H. 8. Liner of tan. Jdbn H. Wuotton, American Fork. Salt Lake county. Mias Annie McKay, Weber county. Republican. Orrin XL Allen, Maeaar, Republlran. Weber county and one to be selected Tbomee F. Cotta m, St. George, Dem- by Senator A. B. Lewis. Julietta X Mailing Clerk Mise ocrat Thomas J. Jones, Cedar City, Re- - Marks, of Weber county. Stenographer Mies Alice R. Hamilton, of Salt Lake county. On motion of Senator Hollingsworth, Secretary of State C. S. Tlngey waa requested to extend an invitation to Chief Justice George W. Bartch, to adYon minister the oath of office to the newly elected membera This will, of course take place at noon tomorrow, when the Benefit of the beat work at the erretary of state calls the senate to lament prices by having your order. work dene hare. The selections of drake waa and upon suggestion of tha Work junior senator from Weber county, Guaranteed Senator McKay, the senior senator from Weber county, and of the senate Gold Crowns, ,...$S.OO itself, will be permitted to make the Full Set of Teeth I.M first selection. Then the three DemoGold Fillings 1 1X0 a cratic senators, Messrs. Bamberger, 1X0 Amalgam Fillings Barber and Beunlon, the three Bs and PAINLE8S extracting 60c the only Bs of the senate will make Lady attendant Honrs: 1:30 their selections. The further selec-tlowill be made agreeably among the remaining fourteen senators, preferBoston Dental Parlors ence being given to hold-oveand ones ; Senator Walton stated that n call for 2401 Wash. Ave. Over Browncaucus on Wednesday evening waa a Ind. 602. Phone ings. being circulated, and if after adjournment any senator wished to sign tha same he might do so upon applying to him. Of the fifteen Republican senators ten have already signed the call. It wm stated that the one circulated in the house had thiifiy-tw- o signatures affixed. It therefore seema positive that the rnatorship will, except the cut lug of the formal vote in the legiala ture on Monday of next week, be settled on Thursday evening. The caucus took an adjournment at nine thirty after a very harmonious thehouse. on . n. n. a. Get the dit-eusa- ill at to. na rs Pickle Excellence session. NAPOLEONIC Borne. Sweet PicKles distinctive flavor a sin-iil- e teste leaves a desire for more. Maybe you will like them bettor than your own. Our line of Pickles, Preserves, Condiments sad Sauces is mors complete and of higher character than la elsewhere obtainable. have By buying Heins picklea in seal-- d glnea packages you are sure of getting the best we can offer better cannot be made. We return full purchase price if you do not like them. cox GROCERY RELICS DISAPPEAR. Paris, Jan. 7. A despatch from Ajaccio, Corsica, rays that a number of Napoleonic relics disappeared from the birth place of Napoleon, following the visit of two Americans whose names have been given to the police. The authorties at Marseilles and Nice have been naked to maintain surveillance over (he persons. The relics Include a bait of the Prince Imperial and Caaovas . bust of the King of Heinz (p I1GHTSHIP ADRIFT. Bremen, Jan. 7. The lightship on Eorkum Reef, Hanovei; carrying n crew of fourteen persona, broke from her anchorage Friday night during a terrific atom and went adrift Further details concerning the vessel sre lacking. PATTERSON SENATOR IS HEATED. Mont., Jan. 7. Andrew n well -- known Indians and Montana pioneer, died here today, aged 73 rears. Tn days in Missouri and Kansas, he wm the personal friend of Thomas Ewing and General W. T. Sherman. He wm quite wealthy. Helens, O'Connell, ante-bellu- m BECOMING FRIGHTENED. The government Is now Investigating land frauds In Idaho. These land office fraud investigations sre coming too near Utah. Tooele Transcript V ; us n, air-e-e-- lf tkli. bllz-xar- d. Tbe Old EagltaH totri lipases. In se me tu.ii. ili. LrM ixjtee 1 Irnl pr.tf ft moil g s Jilli- fruiirt. J i7W lliil't M?rt ecf- Lh? h'li'M-x- . iul each coffer hutiee bad Its h.ilcunl circle There were coffee bousm merchants tiucnjublitra carrying on the game which suggested the new nickuamea bulls mill liears, nnd coffee bouses where the talk wu Whig end Tory, uf ilie lnt election and change of ministry, and literary resens such as the Grvclan, where, as we are old, a fatal duel was provoked ly a depute ever a Greek uiwut, in which, t us bops; It was the worst scholar who waa killed, and Wills', where Pup as a boy went to look reverently st Dryden, and Buttons, where at a later period Addison met hi little senate. Addison, to Pope, spent fire or six hours a day lounging at Huttons, while Pope found tbe practice and tbe consequent consumption of wine too much for hia health. Thackeray noth how tbe club and coffee house knowing shortened tbe lives aud enlarged the waistcoats of tbe men of those days." English Literature and Society In tbe Eighteenth Century. rf-a- tbe-jlirr- !" ad h-- Lofir Mosofolo Lobes. The most lofty lakes are found among the Himalaya mountains in Ttlwr. Their altitudes do not, however, seem to bare lieeu very accurate, ly ganged, for different authorities give widely different figures regarding them. According to some. Lake Manastro-wr- , one of tbe sacred lakes of Tibet, ia between ltf.000 and 20.UK) feet above the level of tbe era. aud if this Is so it Is undoubtedly the loftiest in tbe world. Two other Tibetan lakes, there ef Chili moo and Rnrakol, are ssM to be 17.000 and 1M00 feet In altitude respectively. For long time it waa supposed that. Lake Titicaca, In South America, wus the loftiest In the world. It covers alwut 4,500 square miles, la 021 feet in its greatest depth and hi 12.000 feet above the sea. In aplts of Inexactitude with regard to tbs measurements of tbe elevation of tbe Tibetan lakes they are uo doubt considerably higher than this or any other. The Oldest Htrtariio. Tbs oldest herbarium in tbs world la ia tbe Egyptologist museum at Cairo; and consists of an Inconsptca-ou- a collection of dried portions of plants. These portions of plants and flowers were taken from wreaths and garlands in the coffins with mumtnlea, where they were placed by the ancient Egyptians as death offerings, and from sdlb! huts which were act in earthen veusels ou the flour of the sepulcher as tbe, furniture of tlie last resting place ef their beloved ones. Many of these floral remains ara so well preserved tliat, after being treated with warm water, they ran be handled ilka modern herbarium specimens. Tbs colon, too; ara preserved in a remark able way. The most important matter in connection with these plants la their age. Tha remains of funeral food ara found in tomba aa far back aa 8,000 years before Christ Tks Snartaa Japanese Father, Tha Spartan character of tha Japa-nee- e fstber may be gathered from two facts mentioned by Consul I I gore Gob In tbe admirable address on family relations in Jnpan which ha delta and before the Japan society. The Japanese child rails IU father Gem pu" and ita mother Jlbo which mean strict father" and benevolent mother and Mr. Gob quoted a Japanese boy who classified the Japanese one of tbe four fearful father things of the world earthquake, thunder, conflagration and father." London Truth. Mara reals Sera. Macaronic vers is verse written In mors tban one language or one language twisted tn appear like another. For example, long poem on wins; dating from early In tbe sixteenth century, begins: a The bust tree. If ye take Intent. Intv I lira fVSK MOTW Great Bargains in Si 0 Toilet Articles ALL NEXT WEEK We sell the famous Bloemer-Fr- y goods, which are as good as can be had. Read prices in list and be at.... TOILET CREAM regular prios 85e and 40c COLD CREAM Rs pilar price 26c, now AY HAZEL CREAM for chapped hands, was 25c. BOW ASS Ml IIS MO Mfi TOILET WATER Regular pries 3LM now FLORIDA WATER Largs bottls AY RUM AND QUININE HAIR TOtllC. We slM IMPORTED SAY RUM WITCH HAZEL TALCUM POWDER Regular 40c size for TALCUM POWDER 26a kfco for TOOTH POWDER 25o and 36s sIms for 16o and. ... ... ... ... ... ... . Silver Cream 20a 15e 20o 76o 20s 45c 20c 20s 20a 10a 2Sa 25c large bottles.. Silver Cream ia made for fino m stale. It h Maned cut gtesa poll ah in thn world. A as the beet stiver vary broad st sternest, hat perferaly true. A very polish qnleuly removes without hard nbhtnc aQ dirt and tarnish and does not bares tha artlcto in tha toast. Ro l t amoibor tho pnos 26 cents. STATION MKT We had a low nice hopes ot left which w will Sow out m follow: UOO grad 76o and SS 31.26 grade do aad 31 AO grade flAfi. Other from 10a to 50c. 31-6- aWMlfeJ PUTNAM'S t 4 GREAT ANNUAL STOCK X TAKING SALE Is now on, dont miss it if you want a Suit, Hat, Underwear, Shoes, Trunk, Rubber Goods, or anything else that man or boy can wear i NOW IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY PUTNAM CLOTHING HOUSE 2345 WASH. AV E. w fructlfem, Is tbs vine tree by good arswnenk Du Ida ferena ponders. Another example of the second kind mentioned is Dean Swifts imitation Latiq poem beginning Mollis. abutL basan acuti, which In English rends; acuta eye. Mollys a twenty. Resolutions A British Trcsaarr. In the Jewel boura of tho To Tjndon, the place where tbe and other royal Insignia are kept, there ia n book bound throughout In gold, van to tbe wires of the binges. Ita clasp to two rubles set at opposite ends of golden links. On ono aid there is t ms vf diamonds; on tho other the Elfish cost of arms net In aimummIm, prarle and rubles. f" Aptly PrerribedL been courting her for two yMra, oaM tbe diaroaeolata one; end I am certain that she will refueo me when I propose. said the Ah, that la interesting, amateur photographer, a eoct of Plttabwg veloped negative. I have He Dropped I. Ton don't object to n contributor ropplne into poetry once In awhJkt I presume? said the visiter, with an are now In order. A good ono is let na supply yen with anything yon may need la our Una. We hare the stock aad can fill orders prompt. . THE Eccles Lumber at-fab- Company smile. Certainly not, Mr. 8H down,' plied the editor, poshing tbe waste per basket toward him. pa- Vis She I am going to give yon etir engafrinent ring. I ran marry yon; I lore another. He Give mo his name and address. Kb-- Do yon want to kill Mm? Ho No; 1 want to try to Mil Mm tho ring. 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