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1t is dangerous thing to ieavs .
woman alone in house. The best
dresses this spring ere buttonsd in the
back and II she takes . notion to 20
visiting and can't reach the two but
tons bet tween the shoulders. either .
suicide or Q smashed cot Of furniture
follOWs.
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ran sALs.
ron SALE IL AsSCOLN co.

otter ~ ptierie ale so Acre. Of es--i isns .,il
Improved and s,tu.,..i In iAnsols county, 81 me
Ilie Ieadiny FROM stanf,rd ~ ~mer-'' ntis. fr''n
IN, t,rmer plscs ~iii .ii al ~ divide " '" suit
purvha-.r., o. th-rw arr tee r--i improvements 80
ihs farm. The pisc. ;. ,ery de-iyslls. s@ '"
gsI.u stsafsrd, Ny.
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TaAuNs assNo xOnJN


TRAIN No. IA connect. 81 Richmosd jan. tion
10 and frosa p.is,- h~sv~~~ thew sea Livingston;
az stssfosd 9th stays 10 sna fr.ss sssa~r-.t: 81
Dzu willie Station nth s'srs. ~ sud fr,sa Is-n,iis
CITY; 81 Ni,sh.i.burg ~tth stss-s To aud Nun f-r
~ Wills ssd Hssr-i-hofx. al Isi.sn.n 9TH st.Es.
10 frsm syrtsseeii. Cssspt~ii,,iis, Ceiuashia SD
or~ea-bssr. u IIslsa.a Janst,oa 9th rrrins
having Of y ~ '. y. and liza A. ~, i.f Nsmrhi-.
M.atroa.ery, sra isisrn~siis's I-ists. fs--.arer
sriuu 90 prints North. t..s and Wet mo-. issais-
,ill~ are Transferred 10 Trsia Ne. II Lebanon
Juneti.e. Trsin No. e.snrrts a. tinsinnstl Iuus.
ti.s With O.. e. a .. " &c ths North ssa fs.'
81 I.ssisviti~ In ut.n I'~t.a With ~ A ". sni
u. . a. n &c I'll. MARTA. Ess,, aud West. sud
9th 4. =. N-i- iins -,ssm.r> i.s uncisssii aud
the hast.
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written nc Tws Isrvsos Jcrrsst-l
TURNED ADRIFT.


DEWITT BEvERLy is the name Of
him to whom my affections were
pledged about two years ago. He,
like my beloved mother. was English.
He met ne at the great Vienna Expo
sition, aud came to America with us.
His fortune lie ample and my dear ia
Their had no hesitancy In consenting
to our betrothal. At that time 1 was
called BY my owu fathers name Of
Landsn. II pleased the caprice Of my
step-father that should ever after his
death wear the uasss | nov bear; and
this fact renders Il difficult TO trace
me even IL Dewitt should undertake
the search. I cannot doubt his con.
stancy; hat il is ponths since ] heard
from him, and this mysterious silence
has deepened tenfold The sloom Of my
sorrow."
"Your burden has indeed besn
heavy. my ehild;' ssid my gssrdia"
in gentle tones. II sec nothing to be
done Just now. When l reach my
post shsn institute iuqsiries sWd as.
certain something Of HE whereabouts.
You know I will leave no method un.
tried to ensure your happiness. do
you trust me!"
"More than my one in the world. >
was my involuntary reply IS ! sxten.
ded my hand ungIoved to him. g.
He did not accept the words with
any deeper meaning than the gratitude
attempted 10 convey; but enclosing
my hand in his strong clasp. said in
tones almost thrilliaG 10 their earnest.
ness,
"Th;s 10 our ssmpact. Preciou.
little hand! Unfried aud innocent,
how can il escape without blot"
Hastily raising itto his lips. he
quickened ssr Psee and chen We
bounded Up the avenue 70 he group
waiting at The door. thsss wss moth
ing in either face to tell the story Of
the woodland tete-a-tete.
"You1 hust kivs had I dsilsbtfal
ride"--said Guy. $500,
81 can answer for myself" replied
my escort. although glancing at his
watch, Eve were not out so long
Juliet received me with an embrace
as the groom led away the horses. and
bore me up to my chamber without
stopping.
"Lefs get ths heavy habit of; she
said, busyins herself With che but
tons, "and you shall have nice resi-
before tea. won't let Guy disturb
you. or Brutas eithss.'I TDEf :.
Grateful to the gentle GIRL tor
moment buried my face on her breas
and wept out the tears tlmt Of lat
seemed ever ready to flow. W,ti
rare tact, she s'roked my ma" MI =
was quieted; then without word, dis
engaged herself, placed my robe-de
chambre beside me, closed the Shutter
and went out softly to Joln the o.nsr
whose voices sounded plainly IRON
oe'o" .,is-.s, ,vi,.,L..J
~ m
again, and was soon III the p"I'"1
refreshed II moi cheesfla' 2 4ow muc'
lhad learned in one brief day! AM
rs the steady. u'ssuesic eyes o. IN!
guardian met mine wl'p tAe tnr'l''"'
power that was peculiar 70 n'm' IN
heart swelled with ierseni graised'
that my orphaned i'fe was 10 DC she
tered and protcc's" y s''es care =
was his to bestow. II an occa''"''a !.
pang clouded D" hne eoun'e"a"ee
was quickly disPeiied; ana w ,"a .e.
absorbed b! the Others or siiting u
side me. he was ever miadtul VI m.
lightest look: and ever attentive b
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A Psrisian and his wife quarreled.
II shall drown myself" she finally
cried out, exasperated. go. If | am
oil that deters YOU" he answered.
Still he followed her, and when she
threw herself into the Seine, plung.
ed in and brought her to land. As
he WAS climbing up the bank, he slip.
pod back into the river. and being eI.
hspstsd by his previous ssertion, was
unable to save himself. His wife sec.
ing his situation. plunged in after
him. but as she could not swim, that
was ofno avail. and both must have
been drowned. had it not been for the
timely arrival ofsome policemen, who
pulled them out. The pair went home
like two turtle doves.
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CAUTION.

Ray no Powders of PrrI@r,si SIMMONS LIVER
RtSa' I.ATOR unless In our engraved wrapirr
With Trade Mark. stamp aud signature unhroken.
Nome at her IL g.nuine.
J.H. ZEILIN q CO.,
Macon Ca, aud rhiladephis
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ROUND TRIP TICKETS

ia ..l., al Greatly ksjac-d Rst.- Al all the rick-
VI oihess, aud NJ MHlnat siissi (t.ilsS,n hous.l
ttnsihnat, shss all Information ~ Il. rbrei fi
sN"n, az hy addressing either ii the una.r.is h-,
CONWAY n. HoM AkI,,
GsssIal Ticket aud l'ss'sns,r Ag.ni.
Ili.l,s,snd. Va.
4. NJ. OAKLEY,
M,si-sn Passenger Agent, ltAr ipnzti
4. l., NulNs,
22i-if Western Ttassll,.g As.s .. ,aasisssl
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The Conrier-Iogrnal Is a combination (Inade IN
the Democrat In ls. lis reputation Il nat ional as
veil Its circulation, and II Is pronounced one ID
the zhlesi spieiest wi'isi ironsest and best ar
eisIiy sdaptsd 10 the Merchant, farner Ladies aud
Children.
The Weekly courier-J-nrnal Is not a mere hasty
bLleA-poieh ihTo~n together FROM the daily edition,
but dbnplele, able, slirl anlll uaS spapsr la4ps
fully aud inielllssntly edited Ia every tslunn and
paragraph.
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Extraordinary Inducements ia the way of cash
commissions AMI valuable premiums offered 10
Agents and Clul@.
Cholre nom $50 standard Bloks OF any one Of the
leading Magazines or Illustrated Periodical NJ tho
day flTpi.hvd Ia col, binalon silh The Ms.kiY W,
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Tisf-JO rnal aIOue
nsw edition o. Prrnrse's Poems, beautifully
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God bless the little children F! We
like their bright eyes, their happy ia.
ces. Nothing seems to weigh down
their buoyant spirits long, misfortune
may fall to their lot, but the shadows
II cssts upon their life.path are feet
ing - the clouds that come and g. in
the April sky. Their future may.
perchance, appear dark To Others, but to
their fearless gaze il looms up brilliant
and beautiful as the walls Of fairy
palace. There is no tear which n
mothers kiss cannot heal. no anguish
which the murmurings Of her soft, low
voice cannot soothe. The warm, gen-
tie impulses Of their nature have not
been fettered and crsmped by the c',ld
formalities Of the world; they have
not yet learned To veil hollow heart
with false smiles, or hide the basest
purposes beneath honry,d words.
Neither are they constantly on the
slert tn search out faults and foible.
with argus eyes-on the contrary they
exercise that blessed charity which
fhinketh no evil"
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BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH

gor iiek.ts " inforasiion, apply Al kentusky
csn,rsi tsiirssd psj.,i, Lea ington, KY.
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Oh. how many young wives Of this
great city say with every evenings
shadows, Husband, don't stay long,"
as the husband starts out with cigar in
mouth for downtown. In every look,
as he leaves, the young wife says
"Don't stay long" As down the
walk and out the gate. a look from
loving eyes follows. and behind that
look Is heart whose music is hu-hed
till he returns. But does he stay long!
Yes; and while he stays a devoted
wife rocks uneasily her armchair and
waits in anxious ,olicitutle his return.
But he stays, and while at home there
are pure lips unsoiied by sin waiting
bis kiss, he stays and kisses the bar
keepers cup of poison, the 'lregs Of
which tate reserves for the wife To
drink. however much she may loath
the liquid dose Of degradation.-
(Templars' Advocate.
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Il ENTuCKI CENTRAL AMI
Ohls AND Mississippi Railroad,
Fsr ~. tLsl. .ss tAs w.ss.
rAresgh rteksss u all peinss 4. Mis-
scarf. Kansas aud Texas.

l.@s. l.llnsi4s lA " M, Aniysat ~ Lea
s.3s a.. In ii,ar Ia eonissst ~itA trains iof kzs-
sAs ,1ty and Tbs Assi, ..
I~ns Lssinsi"n I'1 y IN. Asa,s al Ne. rsrk
81 y o. M. the neal day.
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WV ,pyEnrissxrSrs.


sirueiions IN the bowels nun', ncglcst them, "
u not uecrssafy ~ uuttvge the palate with nsu-yus
drug In such eases The musi elective laxative
known y rAnRNNr's IFFFRNrs'tNr Stttxhn
ArrkiNNr. and Is ais, the usst agreeable. It's ap-
ctaiion Is soothing, c-'lluT, rainhss. S"ld by ell
druggists
q -. a week IN your owr taun. TENS aud -
NOti outht frce N II AtI.trr AGO Tortlsnd, Ne.
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xrpitIsr.


Governor u Alahamal
Your Regulator has hccn IN
usr IN my family CO. ~mw
time, aud am persuaded u
isa valuable addition ~ the
medical science. tiovefnDr
J. GiIL SuonffH, Ala,
II have u-ei the Regulator
tnmy iamily ka the past -ev-
entcSn year., ! can safely
r,.commend u 90 the ~otld
a. the lurst medicine ! have
ever us-ltH that elias. otdis-
esses II purparts 10 cure ~.
~. D. rnIorEN, President of
city Rank.
"Slmmons' Liver Regula-
tor has proved g,vHl and ei-
hcaciuus me,lirine - \.
NvrriNo, DRUGGIST.
1--WE have luy'n acquiint-
81 With nr. SimmcnS Liver
Medicine eu mgre than
twenty years, aud know u
20 ~ the hest liver llegula-
tor offered 10 the public
" u. LyoN aud ~ T. LNoS
it.llcfontsine, ga.
MONS
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THE ONLY LINE
THE ONLY LINE

Ol-'ra,sd by cue 'anr.ny ant passenger. ar sss.
tain at s''ins thiou<h ani ia,Iihs p'.nl,.it'a Al
trrmnL l-.inis
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w. n. HALDEMAN.
Psssidsat Courlsr-J oarnsi Co, Louisvills. Ky
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID ont Of the District Court in and for the
County Of Lincoln, State OF Nevada, and to me
directed and delivered, for u Judgment rend-
cred in said Court on the Sth day Of Deem
Der. A. d. 1916, in favor of Joseph Gerrens
and against Robert Glover and A. Hart.
wig for the sumo Of nine hundred and
ninety.six G3-l00 1896 63l00) dollars, debt,
together with 800 25-lOO, tax, costs, and all &C.
cruing interests, have levied on the following
property, to wit; The property heretofore
known an the Highland Furnace. formerly
owned and controlled by Robert Glover and A.
lIArtwis and others also the boarding house
and other property, situated at or near said
furnace. belonging to said Robert Glover and A..
Hartwig at the time of the rendering Of said
judgment.
Notice is hereby given that on
Tuesday, the 10th day Of April,
A. D. 1877, will sell all the right, title and in.
terest Of said Robert Glover and A. Hartwig in
and to the shove described property, at the
Courthouse door, in the town Of Phoebe, Lin
coin county, at IL O'Clock IN. OF said day, at
public auction, for cash in hand, to the highest
and best bidder. to satisfy said execution and
all costs. W. L.. MCKEE,
Sheriff Lincoln county. New.
by ]. p CuRrIs,
mrl7-td Deputy Sheriff.
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SheriR's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION ISSUED
ID out OF the It'll Judicial District Court, In and
for tho County Of Lincoln, State OF Nevada. and
to me directed and delivered. for q Judgment
rendered in said Court, on the nineteenth day
OF March, A. d, 1877, in favor VIM. Steinhart,
Israel Steinhart, Charles Adler and Samuel
schools, firm doing business under the firm
name of W. ~ l. SteinhArt h Co., and against
Joseph Rich, for the sum OF 81 1888 50-l00, debt,
together with $50, tax, costs. and all accruing
costs and interest. have levied on the follow
ing property, to wit: doz boxes linen col.
lars, . doz, wool cuff, boxes Of neckties,
boxes bows, IN doz. ties, y box boys gloves.
box childrens' gloves, box scArfs, u boxes
20 boxes colored shirts, 6 doz. hats, 10 suits
childrens' clothes, Is boys vests, \ doz. jump
ers, 20 pair merino drawers, IL pair white Jean
drawers, IL boys coats, " boys pants. lot linen
pants and coats, one rubber coat, l blanket coat
5 chandeliers and lamps 3 side lamps and
brackets, O tables, I showcase, | desk, o wire
frames, 1 looking-glnss, one stove and pipe.
l set scales and ", lights.
Notice Is hereby given that on
Saturday, the 31st day Of March,
A, D. 1877, will sell all the right. title and In.
terest of said Joseph Rich in and to the above
described property, at the clothing store on the
west side Of Main street, Phoebe, Lincoln
county, Novaia, formerly occupied by said
Rich, one door above EisenmAnn co.. store,
at public auction, for cash in hand to the high
est and best bidder, to satisfy said execution
aud all costs.
W. L. MCKEE,
Sheriff lincoln County, New.
By P. CURTIS.
nr2A.td Deputy shsrin.
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SheriR's Sale.

-,-.,..,,, ,,,,,,,,
IN fihTuE " AN EAECuIloN issgED
,.ict out ,he seHeh Gn,,, sua nt rc D,s
u.a oSu,s, IN anu ior the county u L,nsoin,
Stale VI NeVaua, una 10 me uirec.eu anu W,
nVerea, upon 1uuBiheht rendered III saiu
Coar. on .he sih.eentn uhy ~ outoper, A. io.o,
N iavor 81 FLORAL n opr,ngs Water company anu n
ssAihst 'he ri9 ~ 1n sii'er Mining company, loI
Tue sum oi sl,,u4.o1' Boiu COM WIN interest
thereoh at the rate Oh Ten per cent. per anhuh
IRON uS.ooer a. ieIo, anu al COSTS on WHEN i
saiu nan ~ ahele 10 now u9e anu .he
si sieSs, spiu a1 itete II. iio 'ne
a .h usy u, Hosepe A. ~ M ~ .ne aA.e s ~
zen PER cent Per apnuii, sha All hcorutns eus's
Anu ilteres', 4 hA'o ieNieu vi 'he ioAo"ihe
prTTppe e 70 WIZ an, Ill ~. ,,,r,u.r,on,s
A., ine rea, es,a.e, anu al the ilnpsosensh.s
,n,ieoh, si.uate W 'ne nor.h siue VI me.uos
nliuy n'eea IN .ae 49, omn VI a hu, oou'
acr,bad SoiowS ~ Wy Rs,,nnina ~ ths sonts.
~, Us - ~ ~ ~. ~ $3.50 :. H. ~
p u,,,, ~ Iu no' On won Lon n'smus ;mo
rloehe SILVER hini1B company olnoe lunnins
'n1noe wv anu heson.y ,A.oI iees, Mo,o
W,' 49,. AiV tl nv noa. ', M T.. "
rs sey S ,he the ~. oMI h. ~ a. ~
Sa, tnuheu . ~ IiS aat anses
es.,,, 'aey I',, enay Wv TEL ntrant
IN p ss. ~, WIZ meauVm .aiss su,Iau,,,
iVisy ~! ,eo'' iiue irs, ,nel.e a
Sna anss' , w an w. aey ssf ~ 0a,e
thanno ,, ana t'udrst iHu iess, ,aoO, tsat
tnehco three huhateu hna twenty taIul iee.,
l Il - :.
h h,s' no1'e naineu i''' , snehes sou'hef,y one
h nun ~ anu i've iuoI ,eet' mo'. 49,, VI
iets, ~ piaee Vi ossinhinSi W. aposo PIP ~,
ey os,ns inore @ ueser,ueh On 'H H.
po nap VI .ne . o' " rioune 90 Jnk an
Dlouk awentyIohe !sa!, .ne saine Using EN-, .ne
% winch nre now situated w p Sn,o
Sssas o.u anu uunp B'ouhuS Vi sAiu r'''he
save '., m sia. 11inpAny ,ror,,
hlso 'hat yef'aih mine or mining ~
~ hna saileu .he rioehs NINE sltuA.eu ol
sprinB Mounuaih' IN Ely aiming Distris,, hih
coin county, STATE o. Nevaua, the same being
portion ol ,nSt cet.ain ieaee iorneriy khUNn ~
.ne neral n. Wnsnins'on ieuRo shu now AMom INV,
IN t1e fiocae ieuge OF niue, peing one .hou
ssha nnesf ieet on saiu ieage ana nouna Ws, o.
,ne Wes, oy No. W Lignt Vi VIZ MeauoS 's se
miliig company ieuse' anu eI a iron
me eas,eriy ena OF saiu NJ z,gn' oi sai.
ieauoM ,aiey company Nuee' .
aiohs sa,u Ma. ~. Leusu ohu shousanu t.e'. "
ss.ner WIN 'ne ho,s.ihg.works nov nov On SAY ~,
riovhe nut, .n ,, SANS oe'hs si'ua.e ". ",
Ilaih snais On saia .hine, = nt.s eAst VI .n
p sna soutn d me man r1Au iesans nroi,
M ~ ny, ny, anu NJ au ,s
piace ahu III iin p,oyenehts tnereon Ut u
AyWlse appertalhli,B OF peionBine tnere.o, an'
al ilehts anu P,Nhssvn oonhes.eu ,iu,o WIN
iosether MIN tne ioiioWine ueseriueu piece
Parcel " .rau' VI iSnu s,.ua.e ~ ssiu rvWh
riuene, Souhsy anu s'a.e aiorersiu VI. " "
M T.. p's' VI NV uAs' s .s y. 9ue.o
~, N townshnp NO, norm range ~, eass Noun
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And in accordance with law and an order
of the Board Of Directors, made on the 10Th
day Of December 1875, 30 many shares Of each
parcel of such stock ~ may be necessary will
b. sold at public suction, at the once Of
John Middleton son. No $40 Montgomery st..
San Francisco. California, on Friday,
At the hour of two O'Clock p. M, Of said day ~
to pay said delinquent assessment thereon. to-
rcther with costs Of advertising and expenses
OF the sale.
GEO. R. sPINNEY, Secretary.
Office-Room s, No. 800 California street, San
Francisco, California. n0-td
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pOsTPONrMENT.

The sale Of the delinquent stock on account
Of assessment No. . is hereby postponed until
Monday, February 26ih, ls75, at the
same hour and place above named. By order
of the Board Of Trustees.
GEO. R. sPINNEY, Secretary
Once No. $40 California street, Room No, 8,
San Francisco. California.
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Notice to Creditors.
Estate Of william Lawry, Deceased.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
IN undersigned Administrator Of the Estate
of william I.Awry, deceased, to the creditor Of,
and all persons having claims against, the said
deceased, to exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, within ten months after the first pub
lication Of this notice, to the said AdministrA-
tor, at the law office Of Bishop Sabin. at
Phoebe, In the County OF Lincoln. State Of
Nevada
Dated at Phoebe, April I, 1877
WILLIAM PEARoE.
Administrator Of the ttate Of william Lawry
Deceased
BIsrop h sApIN, Attorneys for Administrator.
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-28

A young man in Dubuque, Iowa. went
to a country dance the other night. and
did not return to his house until the
church bells were ringing the next morn
ing His father told him he must go to
meeting. and he went. Before the min
lister had finished the opening prayer he
was sound asleep, and dreaming OF the
dance. An old lady who sat next to him
touched his hand to arouse him. where
upon he seized her wrist and shouted:
"All join hands and circle to the left.
Swing the girl with the blue dress on. +"
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1877-04-28
EDITORIAL DOTS.

There has recently something hap
pened in the hotel where the wife Of Bur
dette, the funny man Of the Burlington
Hawkeye, has rooms. and the Hawkeye
thus refers to it:
It's boy dot, and weigh eight pounds;
and that's what ubbreviates this depart.
msnt this morning. Father and boy do
ing we'll. The boy will lecture. Subject;
1.-The Rise and Fall OF the Slipper"
Bob speaks to his friends all the same.
but be does it through telephone. He
is Just asking US if we know what's good
for collie. We don't, Everybody who
does will please send written recipes to
Il. J. b., Hawkeye Office. Ywab, ywah,
yawp, yawp! whoop! Lay it down, Bob,
aud sit on It.
Dealers in high chairs. baby wagons,
rubber rings, rattles, glass marbles, etc.,
will please send circulars and price list to
r. j b.. Hawkeye Office.
Will President Hayes be kind enough
to send out commission to name Bur.
dette's baby.
The neighbors will please not ask to
borrow the baby.
The latest improvement In the Bur-
dette organ is that it makes 1t own music
and has no stop.
A new father out on Barnes street
yesterday shocked the commission by
trying to pour the baby down the mouth
of a soothing syrup bottle. The bottle
screamed. the baby swore, the commits
sion broke up, and there wasn't dry
Hawk eye in the wigwam.