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II no&sttoPctjonIlof ChipIerXLorihe
Uwi of the Trrniorx ol Utah, paed t
tbe twenty- ninth .ession or the Lcp.Utire
senibl7, the-ander.ine theooluctorof
ihe eoanij of -U Lake, remlory; mtore
Bxi 1, hervby firca- nutlce I-f pubucaUon,
that tbe aUr naie4 I ergons are deltn
qoentto he parmentof Tcmtonal.jhool.
coontror secXal district school I". In
said connty lor the year IO0. 10 thc4riDoiint
et nppof Ue their resjiectiTe nama.
The umc vrill be expo.cd for i4le -at the
froDtdaorof ah Cooatf -ixnirt Moae,an
rail Lake lily, on the Qnd Mondar In
December. ISO, at Ilocloet noon, and tie
ale will be continued from day to day nnul
the delinquent list la exhausted
i.(. in.i:ni. .
Collcetor.Salt Late County, Utah. J
V" " ' T.
SUMMONS;
In the nutnet Court n and tor tit
ThtrJJwhcini District of Vlah Jrr
nfory, Omnty of Salt iMic
Lizzie nnuiax, IiainUff, )
ra. Summaots.
MacKf.TCttJUlefdnt.'i ) .
rhe People of the rem lory of Utah send
Greeting
To 51 ack S-Tnnoan, nefendaut.
YOU. AUL- UKIttnr KEQCIHEK TO
appearic an action tiron bt arainal
Bm by the abo-ns naned plalnllS In the
ismctCoortol tbe Ihird Judicial District
of the Tcmtor of 0uh,andtoanurcrihe
coirplalnt Sled thf rem vuhin icn days (ex
clusire of the day of terrier) alter the
pernce on you or Una nsomonsri aerred
wilhinlhU county, or ir aen-e.1 (kit of this
couoty, but In tula district, within twenty
days, olherwue within forty days orjad;
ment by default win no taken afnitut you
arrordinjt to the prtjrr of aaid complalnL
TbeaaidacUon la brougrnt to haveade
cree of his C-urt dissolnns; the bonds of
matrimony- existing between plaintiff and
defendant, and for such oticr and further
relief in the premises as may be Ju.t and
equitable -ibore relief ju-ayed on the
ETounds that for more thao three years last
past defendant has fallad to proride tor
plaintiff the comrion necessanea of life
not bavins contributed at all to her sup
port during thai lime , ana t bat plaintiff and
defendant hare not hied together aa bus
band and wife for more than three years
Andyou are hereby notified that if jcu
fail to appear and answer toe aal 1 com
LlalM as aWe required, the-iald plaintiff
w 11 apply to the Court for the telle de
manded there n . ..
itnesa the lion. Cnarles a. Zane. Judge,
and the Seal of the Iwstnet Court
of the Third Judicial Iiistriet. in
and for me Territory of Luh.thu.
1 Ith day of N orembei-Jn tne year of
our Lord one thousand eight nun
dred and ninety .
l.Wt.) UE5Kr5 MCMlLLAV.t
BybEO D LOOMH.
doawSt Deputy Oerk
WRAPPING PAPER
For Sale-at-oe.
PESERET EVENIHG, HEWS
Tttur94sti-t lrrelntFr-l.'l3in
THE POTATQ'S MiTpESsUIU
Albert Meyer, the chemist, 'of
SUIlK-ater, was In 8L Paul yester
dayjtandin the course of a conver
sation on tlm potato crop anJ tbe
good pricoto farmers gave an in
teresting talk of a new tuberlferous
plant thit he thought would bu in-troduced-inJlinuesota
and become
as much of a staple, as the potato.
"Will it flourish In thU toll nud
climate?" ,
1 Undoubtedly. I will tell 30U
aUmt It. A few years ago tt Nrien
tl iliscuvered in Japan a plant re
sembling the potato, and sent
mmjlesoritto iterlin aud Parts to
be txperimented on. Ftiese ex
IverimeuU have been favorable
mcteje8, and the nev potato Iiai
been exteu-irely iutroducctl in
Berlin anil Paris, especially in
hotels and restaurauU. A numlier
of farmers in our vicinity, with
whom I converged on the sul.je. t,
are willing to exiieriruent on the
plaut next tx-ason. The Itoyal
I'lu.-slan Society of Ilerlin haj
takeu palm to make ext riinents
with the jilanL The wleluiHe name
of tilts plain is atachjs tuberlfen,'
but as to their form they might be
cuneu pinui-oucs. 'atacujs alllnls'
is another name, an I lately th-y
bae given it the name 'atachjs
Sieboldil.' Tlie cultivation is he
wraoai the old potato, and there
have been found overlUO knolls in
one hillr some uy as miny as 300
Dut tins is (irotably exaggerated.
They are, of course, not as Urge tu
our common otato. Aurding to
the Garden Flvra, the organ of the
rociety, theanmljsisof the fruit is.
Water ,- 7SJJ
lroleln ........... ........ . ...... ...... LM
Urboubydtate InciiVsiiacUnV.V.Tl J7
leliuiose .. ......., a.71
Ashes..,. ,. j03
"Thire Is DLllber starch nor
sugar, but gnhiLtaii, a suUetanc.
Ivtween both, stachjs aulnis df
tuberlfen Is an ugreeatile-la-tltg
VHgrUi.le when lollej To salt water
ana t-erved wltfrbatier and jrarvley
sauce, ume people like them
teethed In oil.liut that is ninely a
in titer of-ruac I'repared like
Iiinmes dc tirni fritr' (iwUtoeo
cut In tmalltlk-ta aud fried ill bat
tfctj, tbej are- claim t-U to be a de
licious Ui-h. Tile taste is at Orvt
like that of a sweet Jwtatoe. but one
rtiUbOon ft-cra very Hue piiiuant
taste. Tiiej do not need to be
ejed, out ore truly washed clean
in water, whi li is auutner ble-bltiK
to the housekw.jT. Tiny are kept
in the grounJ us late as possible,
aud preserved packed in sand
In the cillar during tbe wiuter
months.
"iixpo-H to Uio air they will
shrink and lje their nice, white
tnotiier of pearl like color. Thi
plaut N winter hardy, aud tliriver
in any twil. Frottloes not hurt
them, aud to have them alwayi
fresh they are left in the ground
aud dug as wanted, luourilimate
it is Lehtto keep them in a ditch or
in saud in the -cellar. Wr Perrinr;,
infiiector of the Itsyal Botanical
Garden in Berlin, informs me that
the 1 reduction ia very large, anil
ttiait there are mauj enthusiast!, In
favor of the new plant iu that city,
which propbesle the plant agfeal
future. The expectations of liigh
prices and Urge yields will induce
a'good many farmers to inAe a
trial Willi the new plant. I have
already quite a nuniher of orders
for&eed.'-. J'aulUtobe.
THAT l'HAT03I Cm.
AN ALASIvA JIISEK t HO "iSSBTS
THAT IT JS A KEALITV.
Thestoryof the phantom city in
Alaska Is again being revived. A
yeara,ro the report of the discovery
of such a city among the- Icy sttfpes,
whettTer-realora mirage, attracted
wprld-wlde-attention: George H
Kerehon, an oil California miner
-Who had arrived of Tacoma from
the frozen north after a two-years
sojourn, givesa rorresiundentof the
at Ixmls I'epubhc a graj hie story
of his exiicrienie in its vicinity.
fJlilrg via Juursu fUC the regular
ealtKr heanSfrve txrmranions-liuill
a &O0P alfd " prOi'ecBCd-' Uf the
VuU'ii. About (K) mlUfl us, Kvr
idtim engaged tw u Indiana andean
Indian cauoe. and iroceeded up a
fork he u&s anxious to explore.
Several we.ks passed br, and, snow
4-onuug.pti, JCcnbou determined bi
-cam(t for t!tu.,water. Jjooklug-. for
game one day won afteru iro'bi
proceeded on foot up the frozen
river. Climbing into the foothills
of a broad plateau and thence to-a
high mountain to, look for t-heep be
had a wondcrful-vlew.
"But the strangest thing," said,
he, "wain city in one of the valleyB
below. It was a city, sure enough,
an I. determining to fee more of it,
I commenced to work downward,
rfie J ndian w ho was with me taw it
aim, but- was not afraid, faying
that lie had seen it UJ fore. .After
-everal hours ol hard work Treaclied
tlie outskirts of the'mysterloug city,
and found that it-was laid out in
regular stnets, with buildings re-Ft-mbllng
towns and mcg0es. Tn
city ap-ieared entirely of ice, and
thebuildings glistened like.beeaU
ful silver temples. A few "blows
with a hatchet, however, destroyed
tbe illusion, for Uie aiscovery was
then made that the bulldiues were
of wood and only sheeted with Ice.
"An awful stillness reigned about.
There was not the slightest Bound
anyw here, and the clljr seemed Jiku
a great graveyard, .In places huge
blocks, of ice almost Impeded
progress. It was'a large cftr, and I
amlnlrressedwIUltbe belief that
it was not so many jr ago In
habited. After spring bad broke 1
mstre.someBooi.ttrfl.es In nugget
gcldnear theXiopr-BlJ nnallyi
worfieil my way down the river to
Vokim again. rTha. vtM-tne last of
"" " 1 ' ' " i
. "; .i.ul H'c -rt
August. In ,ta. tntli S
Juneah, and tlu-n I s.t- uv. w,n3,
accounts of the mirage at iluir
glacier. Ialld not theti- -make, tny
allusions to my'-'owat-atritnge ex
perience, kuowlnfttople would Im;
slow to believe tniy txil X; am. posi
tive that thu-Muirglaeletmlrage U
the reflection bfixjisdllfrizten cilji
found try me." dt iat mxs ,
" 11 u -j1'
The JUgby9rsr:i
'Say, you let 4t!?oT-t4flllv shouted
the driver.
"Don't you tryto-ruiv-ifter mt!"
retorted the iedesmili7
Tliecouvenatlon'tmt.Iace at a
muddy crowing on Wrn-!ru aVenui
yt-s-terday mornlisotiroifi'tlio redf
whiskered driver i-afqjaj'Iclellvery
wagon and a ra w'-Sovtr-Oanaii tvlth a
Itisket on his -xiM. tfjae latter, to
avoid Iieing run asaVQaowalzcd the
lfcirse bj" the bridhiB.I Wjn-d the
anlnril with a aiadtrna&s that
nearly tlirew the drivcrol! his se-it.
"Keep out of tlie --a-,lIkyiju don't
want to get run over''" yelled the
red whl-kered Jeh'u. V pji.-
"My friend," aoiTBUMl, Ihe mau
on the crowing, ftM .IraljJIng the
liorse by the bits, tfdon't ,li fcnow
tjiat this cnln-?'-IVfjni'1r to the
kple of C'iiicagr.fiCTto.'l-'
"Von let go of thrrUiorn-!"
"Now Iks rea-onablgiiuy dear
sir. Thii crowing l"inerely a cuu
tlnuatlon of the rSrVtrShV. ItU
longs to the pcle-trkiiS. J have
the right of way ainl Uiv
"It you don't IcJmy-jf.tbJt I'll"
"Hold on a mojnciaC'TJjii't get
excited, my frlfjTkCatttie'.law l
perfeetly clear on, Ufli 116I11U Tlie
courts have decldeilstjIuj)cTtll agalu
that a person uhu Js.cai astrest
eroding " ,f'rx
"Vou let gooClhafTlfckeorl'Il
bretk your head!"! u
"Be calm, my frjiir, "rjc-terve
TOUre-quIllbrium. 7lUreJcae of
Varncr vs. Nebcrafj; Midi III
page" .rVt i.
'Take thai!" roan-cnli-?infurIaled
driver, striking aOiflo xvlttt hi
whip. " X
"Ouce more I ai-K yOUJlot to get
exclte-l," answereitt.Ur tp'tfl on the
1 mIng. dodging thettlrtp. "Vm
will flnd I y referring Uf the well
known ca'es of aheanVj Djckrush,
llilll.liasel " a
,Whack' - "-"
'Tlie red whtskercM dvv landt-d
hts w hip this time srjuKdy 'jiu the
shouldcri of the argumi-titarUt
citiz-.ii.
'Now will y (iu3.ttrig4 f thqt
horse?" he fiercclj,Tle-aatUlo.
"CertiInly,"watrM-ui.wer. "If
you ha e no rtsjtct for me-di uts
und won't ll-ten to' trier laV-In. tire,
cafe, I shall have to trymfee other
kind orargument.'v-o' lc t
Tbe next insUut II. iflery hued
driver found himi-t-If JetkiJ' out of
the wagon and mllli.,, 11. 1 i inl over
In tbe street. lie was dragged
through a mud puddle on his back,
turned over and tldUlYftShrUigh tt
again on hts face, and when lie was
permitted to get uphIsmo-t Intimate
creditor would not have known
him. His features hal dhnpjieared
auduls once maVnifXTny lured
h'alr and beard h-wl InafltSfi n sober
but sticky slate color.
"You may climb In aud drive on
again, my friend," o'-ferveil the
raw-boned citizen, picking up Ills
basket and lru JrHir' pi in T" "Vou
lont look imlteV) Ji uiusiue as you
did, butyou knoji jLj deal mole
aloutthe Hw UijiS j-fu 1-ver knew
before" CIticuyo is-sssJaw
o Place lo Mure To.
There live outituDfi fannoti's
dt trict in Illinlfl-jJ Ml farmer
who is a zealous llijiiilitaC, one of
the red hot panl'ii( J?.. When
lie heard of CanrtraVdMaToe said
to his wife, who is oneoftho--e
w omen who obey their lord aud
master blindly: X A
"ilary, pick un ivfcjyiing. I'm
going to move."
"Why?" aked Miry.
''Becrni'M Joe Cannon is beat and
I won't live In a Democratic1
district." . YBIW? ?
"Very well," said Jlrry; with a
little re-Igncd slab
Then the old niatiwenf tc town
bieelf his farm. TlrtjJir. heard all
the election n- Bg ,relurneil
bonie.andeijterJngllLeii.u', safik.
"5Iry, you rin JCat jjckfng tip,
Inlh'la going to tiKif .
"Why?" Itiijulred Mary.
"lima," II) replied sally,
"there's no place to move to."
Watliinrjton Mirror.
i'olllics.
'-WfcUtlsWeJruiiJr.liasfVeliot-jeil
myself Iioarte have (pent ruy
money, got my haln-shs-d" In, and
have no place b elii andrjUI jdti
arlcountnfJheLeleqtjoir.fcf a man
wiQia I have AeTi-x M-crip-J knbw
n4thingooutsltifjvfanger In
Uie city." Aim&tfoumd.
'osni-oo. Jrjartxtojl 3. Dr.
Mary Walker'jafHJPq is much
improved. -vJsw'WvS
Xomjo-, iSc? isi-i-Tlre Anchor
Line steamer.. "EtbJLwU," New
Vbik for flla.-ii,, JnccrnIrjg
whcsafety-AxiMjlJKsibe-n fejt,
being several days overdue, tia.-ed
Tory Jslaud illi9outips with or
Shalt brokenQ J JS "
Passaic, N. J , Dec. X The Hit-,
tetibouse manufacturing mills have
railed, with liabilities at $500,000
TOe assets are something lets. The
falldre was brought aaWut by the
embarrasement of utherikqu-s and
tbe low prices prevailBi In the
wool market. S2:
St. Petersburg, Dec Advices
from Orenburg, Kattern Jtu-ia,
state that the mercuatsuddenly
fell from three degrees -Mr-warmth to.
thirty degrees of cold. --xrour cara
vans of hones, sheep apLeattle,and
thirty Kirgbete who re riding
across Ibe bteppes, were frozen lo
death. 11
London, Dec 3 Hr Jo-ph
Lester, In. i; speech apKlntls Col
letwpnhltvSRlirn frorWJerliu, nn--omiBced
Slthln t) -nonth the
- II I "
Il world would tajBtoTU- Jtw
illiovtrici. lie iitl KocliV con
LFXTiut InvoKtU tue core
humpKeoptt-, - r-j ol Ihe moft
and prHventlmTWtw. Brunor ttrj
UrrUdtf contagioub dUeaMr. lvOLl
had practically ronciudc-d the wutk
of dltcovtry, but feiri-d to make
ftinht5ruts. ir-
...t -, -.- .
' rHB ADVISK OWt FR1KMS
lirno seep asJtiiig' IV lilt
lY Clothitirlinolo-JI upoa l'zton A
Co., 4. MUa bU wterc thej will twS well
xJectetl atock of ae&'i and bor- vtt
ntnlsbacf,capa. thirVsetewai t7 low
pneft. Thi firm ia reliable and will treat
roanrbu m tit
LEGAL NOTICE.
Id the Di-lrict Court in and for the Third
Jadicial Uutrrct or Uub Tcmiory,
Umotjr of -an La&c
IUZAIIETH ILUM1U, GtOU.L M
li llamirc. Jaic JI InjnrniT Mtza
U:U H. UJcb. Jjlwartl M Ingram. mej
K.JtinaIre. lnccot IL lnsmlrr. Lellair
lsnirc. Kich lu?mirr, Jon1haii I- rug
taue Lanlon LL tngmit oI Jimw 1
1'unue. wlor-Ncj h. lnsmlrc. jntir
duavf lDC-nt I. Iuffm.ir, i-ct oy ra
mtrrvRih lajrnire, Jwoathan C I ncaire.
Lsia-Jon 1C llifftnlreaB"! Jataeai: rnjrmire.
niDora, ilarta N.I'Uffm'Tr.Gniw K. lajr;
rein ant Carrie lnsirc; minors,
Maria N lajnnlrr taarUtaa oC ( race L
ftljrmlre ana Cirno rujuilr, nttaor ,
Ilepry lnjnnirr ilium N I-o7mire,
hlicn N Keetcn.Thoraaa rnfftnlr. luna
S rnsmlre, liantl N asm.r and Nora N
nrKiie. minor , Caroline lnmire Ouir
ilian of Uatid h ruffmire and Nora N. ln
tnirc. minora. IIclrr9 t'amtrc, lucbard
a lnmire and Uorooi I'ujrtnire. minors.
Marj & l"cffmire. jntnlUn or He
terek. lujcnire Uiciurd b lusmtre and
3Ioroal liipnur, minora, fla ntlfli, ra
arzn 1 lTry. Jvr b IL rnxmire. LUaietti
ITior .furmerlv tJixalWth Jo-ri b) and
Hannah lsoren. ucorjre M lnzmirc. Jamea
JI I"njrmire and ho ward i luj nire a
admmiwtratora of tbe eatal of Jonathan
I'Si-nolre Jrdc4ed, amacl J Klcb
and iLdward al. lusraire aa dln airilor
of tbe ctteit intent M In7mtre de
ceaf-cd. Henry Hinwoodey aa nrcator
or the lfet will and tct?tncnt of
Jonathan Iajrinite. tr- drceaxl, Ir(en 1
anta. Tbe i ronle of tb- Tetriuirr of
l ub aend Grreitnjr To arab- Itiley.
Joetrpb II l"unmrr, hliubetb Tarvr
formirly bltzaieih JOfepb) and lun
nab Iloren. UeCrn il luRtntre. -Jamea
JI ibzmire.and Kdward M ln?mirci a
adaiaiirair of tbe eaUte ol Jonathan
lnrmlre. Junior, dccra.el. bamael J
Urbaod Ivlward at. lurmlre.iia a Itala
mraior f tbe e3ite or lucent M InK
mire, deceased, llcrry Iinwdcy,a ee
rotor of tbe lat will ard ttufrt of
JonaJian rngmire, aenlor, dccvaefl( te
fenJanta.
A a are hereby required lo pear nan
aetiun I roofibt ajralntt you by tte above
named plaintiffs in tbe Iiutr et i oart of tbe
Third Jndicul trirtrtrtuf tbe Territory of
Liab, an I t antwrr the romrlaint tiled
thrrtin wittun tea daya (earJatlve of tbe
day of snrie ) alter the anr ico on jo ol
thM mmouatr it-ncl wuLln th Fnn
tT.or.if Mrrre1outof tbl ruilnty. bat in
(his dwinct, willimwenty d3a,ttbenriw
rtlhin forty Oayj or Jalfitntnt J default
will be taLca fjriin-l yon, accord n to tbe
prayer of aat loom lalnt
1 bU aeib n m brotKht to Hare a decree of
thiicrarlTtqnirJnir ths dectidnu ui ael
fortn the nature of tbeir ciaiioa and drier
miiR alt the advert claim of thettc
fendanU, lt that ceruln iere nnrceif
land situated in tbe city atwl cooutjr ui
fralt Lako, tub Territrj . boundfl an I de
scribed fo Iowa, to wit HVcinnintf- at
the nortbwett cwrnr Af Ixt Ulock-0.
Ilat A, a!t LaLe Vitr enrrcy, rnpnin
tbcccecooUi fi rod. tbne eauTS rod,
thence north 6 rod, v ence w cat 7 tv" to
he place of bennpinp, acjadanjc
Uut the defendant hve no cute
r lotereit whatercr in or to said premi-s.
or any part thereof, and tba tbe tiilet U e
plaintiff tbrrrio u pool and Tald . and de
Larriop the defendanu aiwl each of Ibem
fnmaruneany elajtn whateTer In or to
Mid land and iremles adrerae to tbe lain
ttff, and for anch other and further relief
attotberonrtahallrem meet a d enit
able and for co?t of smu
Vnd ya are hereby notifie! that If yon
fail to appear and answer the eaid rvm
plaict a above required, the aaid tlatntiff
wl'l aiplf to tbe Coart for the relief de
mandril therein. . ,
Urtnrsn, the lion Cbartea1 Zane.Jadffe.
and the U of the Uitnct l-oorv of tbe
Tntnl Judicial Iitnct.iuanJ IortbeTr
ntoryof Ltah. thi ludayof October. In
the year of oar J-ord one thoasaad eigit
ban ired ncd ntnetT
lacau IIlAKTG 3IcMILL-N.
Clerk.
Itr GEO I. LOOMI.
Iepnty Ciett.
UNDKUTAKKIt,
ESTABLISIIEn 1HC2.
JOSEPH 17TAYLOR
Pioneer Undertaker of Utah,
r '
Matrnfaetartr ana Dealer In All Klndi ot
JlcJaUic, Vfooi and tloth Cuttrtsl
COFFINS AND CASKETS.
ran iineor con i rcnMHiiiM.s
krpl rnlnlly on lin.l.
rilephoneaimTeVcrapliOnltra ."romfUj
1-Uled.
Holies rresetvt"! )a their Natural Conai
lioa, witbaat eatra cbarse.
OXIV JJAY asaacX WIGHIT
pa anil a hsif iiocas Ea4 ot Theatre.
(Teczrnosx So n.
JOS. WILLIAM TAYLOR
UTAH S-LrillLVG
UPERMER&EMBALMER
I CASXT THE LARCCST JLD HOST
coMriXTi tik:k or
COFFINS, CASKETS
And Undertakers-' Goods in Utah,
WllOLESei E1ID BET1IL, XT
hnmenKly JtUiUUhD Mi JOBS,
Lower than wer erer offered In Clan.
I'hTC Jo PP1VC5 fornished in anj
LUiO U UltAJCj Cemeterx In the cut.
AliOrdtrs rilled ijst or Niahtln the
Shortest ro-sihleTime.
prncx xd wjatraooxs teres CLosto.
21 and 23 WEST TEMPLE STREET.
1'. O. Box SSi. Tele ihone X.L.
CHEAP HOMES
FOE TKST asttXABU LAXTM,
Both Agrlettltural sad Sraauf. ta
Xarthars. Chlhuhu. near Oolanj Dlaa.
Tot mn jarUenlar. spplj-U Ousmsf
laws Oat. r W. Darby Johnson, Jr.
Ooloaj Dlaa, Oaat. ftaJtaaa. Chanakaa,
m B. sl Cf-1 dSstWt '
.
I. a -y -r l -ar5ir iiiixM TrWl or Oaraald Ceae!l."L. -- - -I
I B I I DailT Exees
nrdKiNliUREr
CARPETS,
IN NEW STYLES AND GREAT VARIETY.
WALL PAPER, - Ss5S-?-j
AND
liiim iiiit miiiiiii,
p.w1a15sen
FURNITURE STORE,
i '
Ho. 51 and 53 East, FIRST SOOTH STR5M.
i i
COALTEB&SNELGROVE,
TIIE SVLT IaAKE 31USIC DILVIiERS,
Desire to sly n all truth that they hare ca
Largest Stock of Musical Goods
1 urAin utsruci'SG ttje fjbocj
ALSO CEXEBAZ, TTESTEIUI AGETTS rOB THE
ESTEY ORffMS-235 ,000 in use
We have tbo Best and Largest Assortment of MUSICAL GOODS
vitMn 700 Shies of Salt Lake City.
Goalter & Snelgrove,
OGDEN COLLEGE,
Wm. A- Obkncuaix, A. M., Pbesidbht.
Dear Sib:
I am more than pleased with my "Howe" j
Ventilating Stove, and cannot say too much in
its praise. In the first place, It is the only j
base burner I have ever seen that is eon-
structed on correct principles, while in j
heating capacity and economy of fuel It Is j
. all thai you claim for it. In the fresh air
which it warms and diffuses throughout t0 j
house there is a balmlncss of temperature .
wlilch Ihave never found in the heat of any
ther stove; not even when sitting close to the "
stove is there any sense of oppressiveness.
Very truly yours, J
Wm. A. Obenchaut, PresL j
i
The "Howe" Ventilator stands today
the most remarkable discovery in
heating stove construction. We will j
cheerfully refund the price of any
stove not proving Perfectly Satisfactery. i
E.C.CoffiOardwareCo. ;
Beaten t
Hniians fortiBHOME.MINE.MILL, MECHAEH
PROGRESS BUHsBINO.
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r. It Tajlor. (.eo Uoanr. teo. It. Tajlor. AssUtant Jlanater Y"
1 AnUl: xrm.io-nt,-",r"r Ceo. tamnercjd Treasurer. -
t ba&u.,. -i
- TO hafflPlanmgMil) i
LumberYardlSit"' . '
TAYLOR, ROMNEYtUH V I
ARMSTR0NG CO., ' t
bB
One TtlocU Enxt i U. P. 15. TJ. Depot. K H
DAVID JAMES & CO., ' 1
Plumbers, Gas and Steam Fitters, ' : :
DZALSSt IM 'I
Plumbing Material, Pumps, Pipe and Flttlntjs. Stm fl
Heating Supplies, Tin And Iron Roofing:, Cal- "" W
VAnlzad Iron Cornlca, Gutterinj, Etc ' 2jl
OAJUCN HOSE tanclXATTIS &VTtXVrKT.V.lxai . fl
No. 67 S. MAIN STREET. X ' M
7U5T'H0VY TO COOK A ROASTQUITEIwELLv, lJ H
pTHATll'WHATALLDONOT.KNOW!, ,H
S& B THE FIRST THINGllS'TOTGET YOUR MEAT , j H
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PITTON YOUR-RANGE AND'ROASJSWILLTAiTE '
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