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An Express Robber Blown Into Eter.
nifty.

Az the Shasta and Weaverville stage
was coming down the mountain, about
thirteen miles north of Shasta, CAL, the
afternoon of Oct. "a, q highwayman
suddenly jumped from behind bush,
covering Wells, Fargo & Co.'s agent,
John McNemer, with shotgun before
he could mako any resistance, and de-
manded the treasure box, which was
handed over. The robber started for
the bush with his booty, and ordered
the driver to drive on. AS soon as they
were out OF sight of the robber Nc
Nemer jumped from the stage, ran
back, got on the robbers track, followed
him short distance, when he found
him taking the treasure from the box,
which he bad already broken open with
o pick. McNemer fred at him, knock
ing him over. He jumped up and raj
short distance, when McNemer gave
him the contents of the other barrel
killing him instantly. He recovered oil
the treasure and brought it safely here
He left the dead robber at the Towe
Unconstitutional paper.
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ties of neighborhood and history. and
as far as peace may be endangered
among such to preserve it by friendly
mediation. Whatever the future NAV
have in store, Germany may rest as
sured that the blood Of her sons will be
sacrificed or risked only for the protec-
tion of her own honor and interests.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-11-10

JOHN +. Fulton is lecturing on
4" Whom Shall We Trustl" 1t would
be much more intert sting to the bulk of
his audiences il he would try to answer
the question, "Who will trust usf"-
Boston Herald.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1876-11-10

GRoNINeEN, city of 10000 inhabit-
ants in Holland, has made, by its annual
public sale of sewage, 1900, 900 francs
in ten years. II has been calculated
that London wastes IA much food ele-
ment as II 10000, 900 quartern loaves
floated down the Thames daily into the
sea.
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CHARLES VAN LEW, of Linden, N. Y,
is II years old, weighs eleven pounds,
and is seventeen inches high, but he re.
fuses all offers from showmen.
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CHINA is said to be honey combed with
secret societies.

Wh,le men nav reverence to mighty things,
a, Tbev must reyeBe thee, thou blue-tinctursd isio
or Engiand-not to-day, but this long while
I'm the front Of nations, mother OF great kings,
eolaiers and poets Round thee the ninXs
Ills steel brig ht arm, and shields thee from the
guile
And hurt of Frrnce. Secure, with cuaust smile,
Thou sittest and the East its tribute brings.
some saw thy old time power Is on tho wane,
Thy moon Of grandeur, hlled, oontracts at
length
They see IL darkening down from less 10 less.
let but a ho-t tile hand make threat again,
And they shall sec thee in thy ancient strength
Each iroa snew quivering, honess!
r. y. Aidrich, IN ScribNer.
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ton. Without waiting for the servant
to return she pushed back the plate which
had been placed before her, and with
naughty trsad started toward the door.
She bad Just reached it when Medomark,
turning his head in her direction,
laughed derisiveG, and shouted out the
old circus slang, "hoop-la!" giving to it
the peculiar and meaning intonation of
the profigase. Nothing in the language
and no amount of study could have con-
veyed deeper insult. Everybody in
the cafe heard it. The Princess wheeled
like flash, with cheeks which famed in
face of white. She bent on Medo-
mark look that should have crushed
him. The Austrian officers slipped their
wine in silence, and not one of them
moved TO defend The honor of their CON-
mander's wife. The Princess glanced
around the room with q quick, searching
look until her eyes fell on Hnzel, and
there they rested. The South Carroll
MAN got up and walked to the Princess,
as il he had been called. Without wait
ing 70 be spoken to, Hazel said " You
have been insulted. Your husband is
away. You are an American, and You
are in trouble. Will you trust your
honor in my hands?"
Hazel was slight in stature, and the
Princess had almost to look down 10 him
But she saw in the firm lines of the face
and the clear eyes, the nervous, unshrink
ing courage peculiarly American, which
never fails in desperate straits. She
gave Hazel her hand, smiled upon him
and babe him whip the coward as he de
served. Then she went away without al
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1876-10-26

White. tor the llUU,nU Family
yellow. tor Horses aus4 Auisuni.

These Iinimcnts are simply the wonder OF The
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IL.
| 10 tbs sick aud hetl-ridden the halt and lame
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The Yellow Centaur Liniment

is adapted 10 the tough musc.rs cord, nud nesh
of horses. II has performed more. wonderful
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article ever used in ous stable.
Ill. MARSH, supt. Adams TX Stables, y \.
e. ~ LIZ, Supt. l :. TX. stables y \ .
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\ Whist Party in the Ark
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Royalty in the United States.
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The Presidential Salary
The Veto Message Of the prr.i, rn,-ss1,-
OOo Not Equal 60 the pecun!try DE-
Innnds of tac Position,

WAsulYGroN, April l9.-n the
Senate, Immediately after the jour.
nal yesterday proceeding WIS read,
the Chair laid before the Senate the
following message;
To he Sea1tc otNs yDf.T N"'a;
Herewith return Senate bill ~.
172, entitled AN act fixing the sal
nry OF President of the United
States. " without my approval. ] am
constrained to the course from Il
sense Of duty to my Successors .no.li'e
to myself, and tp what i, due to the
dignity OF the position Of Chief Mag
istrato of q nation OF more than forty
millions of people. When the sal
ary of the President Of the United
States was fixed by the Constitution
Mt S2j,00J per annum we wore M.
tion of but throe millions OF people,
poor from n long aud exhaustive
war, without commerce or mlnum'
lures, with but few wants, AMI tuu-o
cheaply supplied, Tho salary must
then have been deemed small for the
responsibilities and dignity Of the
position, but instlIirbly 50 from the
impoverished condition Of the Treas,
ury, and the simplicity 1t was desired
TO cultivate in the republic The
salary OF Congressman, nnlor the,
Constitution, WAS first tiycd at SO
per day for the time actually ia ses-
sion, an average of about l2D days
20 each session or 1870 Ter ear or less than One
tLiftieth OF tao salary Of the Prr-i lrut tlu.
rress have lcgislatei upon their own satrir,
fro n time To tine since, until hually It rrachdd
ti 900 prr anuum, or Onc.iitih thtt Of the Pt'sI.
dent, fore the salary ~ thu latter va, incrcis.
Ell" So o,.e haviug kuosl.dgs Of the cost ot
,iyins al the uatiou.l capital VIII coatend that
b O. present salary OF q r.' '-,s'meh IL to- hlgh'
luless II 10 the iateution 10 ms- - 'Ao ~ 'n-
rely one of honor, whon the salary sH'u'I "'
bolished-a proposition Iepugnant 70 oh,
iublican ideas and Institutions. do not b'litNo
he citizens OF this republic dislre thcir publto
orysnls io serve them without fair comusnsa.
10 erpsLses OF the E9ecutiye fir ono year or has
'ot In my experience. 1t Is not nov one'hfih In
~alue what IL vas when hNsi bS tho Clnslitu'
on in supplying demands aud wants. Having
Opersons sinteTost Ia thIs mtttar nave felt
,yself free 10 return this bill to the house Ia
hich Il orlginated, with my objections, bcliey-
~ that In doing so moet the Wishes aud Iudl.
ant Of this great n,joriiy OF those who indirect
asernment y, =. 1RAST.
ExscUTIys MAssIos, April -, 1870,
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A MATTER OF POPULAR INTEREST,

perfect -v-te,, sid rules Of eo,f7,earprms,t
make il possible ~ rlcasc rcoi,ic 1000 I1ilsi
away ia aSlcrf,c,ly as II they were hero in
Icr on. W
". II sgrpose von havoat least halfo doz.,
diifercn, dcpaf,uiengY'
A. MY d'Ar siri wc have more than to,ot,
each Chnrrel with iis own itteiures ,rd,a,I
thorourbly n 't,g ~ bsai p IN. I'M
IN Tho great Wheel" "D''' "'-'''
" az In Won uor,o n to-c, or .o ~ ,,o,, -,
"With pIessure. TI'e Cn.,or, so =, Ihem mcr
mont Tor ,bo,e Who p-efer n'lotn ~ y,
u.i,I i,s <a,Z.o s,ni. ~, Del9tIntht'
III n sn1r, /,n,vv s.yyh Nj,h ti i hi unucTWSnr'
irs, t,,r ,,r H., ,iav. 81 I III ",
,ning IoNartncr, i,s,isashis, y, ne itll.
ior s,ora 1be t;ament s;ocI 'pI"nI IT,, ~
nnh,i,i,e. - p ihe u'utifIn n r.yyck ICON: Ihc
,e,0,, nevvlh',lg hooini ne yIi.r Denai itincn,'
,,nrt Tin noitv,,p ,a,,, i'aor,hs ivpat
Score ~ ino.s1ngr,s 'rbc-S 'Ni>N'' VIVA 's
hSVtc.0I, ny ~ iioiiEV,tsi iiE,, InV-,r
IiD,1 ,9iui ,i,St, ,,r, ,, en-, ugn ,,,,.
ro,o,,i,,, %, i, a., ~, ie huveftlH1s
sdiHSSnd hqbii,Sir% tas.hth's h and an iSg'i popuri
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The TINE TO plANr 1t il usclo
to put seeds in the ground. 1T,
American Garden scnsibly says, b
fore the soil becomes warm and dr.,
For this reason no particular tlr
eau be speciti d for planting Eve.
thing depends upon the location,
ana temperature, \ very good IN
is to take mp n handful of the 10
and closing tho fingers tightly up
it. II, on opening the hand, the So
remains in hard lump, AMI retain
the imprint of tho figures, it is to
wet F.; while if it falls apart in au ii
regular heap, it may be deemed ia
'~ndltion for the seeds Auothp
reminder, and one that will prove
guide in all ATTITUDES, is the forcs
tree. When trees put forth tlri
young leaves, all nature is ready f.
active work Seeds planted the,
gcrminate at once, aud seldom iil
to come MP and grow vigorously
Nothing is gained by very early
planting. Better be grain too lat,
than too early.
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HoS. o. J DIcKEY, ex.mombcr Of
Congress from the Ninth district oil
Pcnusylvania, died in Lancaster city
this morning, after lingering
illness.
a father aud son were sentenced
to the Western Pcniten,iary in
Blair county recently, the former
for burglary and larceny and the
lattor, ior larceny alone. The father
received u sentence OF seven years
and the Bon four years
eS~TLo sum of S2J0,000 in fifty
cent notes has been forwarded by
the Treasurer to the Fidelity Safe
Deposit Company of Philadelphia,
Jn account ul The Centennial Board
of Finance. Jhe notes aie - be
used as tickets Of admission to the
Centennial grounds.
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T he P 0 S t.
Middleburg, April 27, 1916.
!. GROUSE. Editor & Proprietor.
Tur postage bill which rassed th

TnE postage bill which passed tho
United States Senate last week, T.,
duces the rate on transient pepcrs
aud pamphlets to ono cent, il not
weighing over three ounces, and one
cent for every additional two ounces
The intention Of this il to allow all
papers of moderate size to pass
through the mails for one cont. The
ratio on merchandise in not reduced.
This is a sensible measure throl "a.
out. and we trust tho house Will con,
cur.
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SOLDIERS At THE CESTESsIAL. The
military bill, approprlnling $4,000
for the transportation Of the troops
TO the centennial AMI The purchase
OF necessary canvas. has passed both
houses Thirty five thousand dol
lars will be devoted to transportation
purposes. As it passed the house
the bill provided for the purchase OF
S25,000 worth OF canvas, which the
senate reduced $1,000 AIjut.mt
General Latta will nowac'iycly COM
mencc preparations for the military
displsv,