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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28
DOWD % Q Y1y.

Prom ~ pssro<s Hrs Pr~-
An old man living On Front street, east.
vas, yesterday. observed taking an old
6sh-net ever the open from. door, and
among the number Of ourious-m minded vas
a PEDESTRIAN Who asked:
Are you putting that up for . sy-
screenf"
That's lust IT, !" vas the reply.
II don't zee hov II viii keep EN- out :
well. I don't hardly see Il myself.
said the old man a. be stood back for q
look. but I've made up ny mind that no
durned sy IN this town shall Gene into
|ny house % . styaiSks hse,"
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28
CASUAL.

The severest storm on the Carolina coast
for ten years occurred near Cape Hatteras On
the 18th. The wind blew hurricane, wreck.
ing four yachts. badly wrccking steamers and
s-henners in the harbor. and scattering abou.
tveutv smaN bnats. Frnit trees were strip
ped, and tents ON tie beach were levclcd o,
blown into the SEA.
At Newport between twenty and thirty sal
boata were sunk or damaged. The wandere,
and Nurrell, Of the New York yacht club
squadron, parted chains and went ashore
Yachts were sunk 1t the wharf, while other
dragged their sschofs, fouled, and were dan
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28
CRIME.

Two neighbors, living in Wyandott
county, got into . difficulty ON the evening of
the 22nd, and the result was that both men
were killed. James Dobbins was . married
man, having been married about four years.
At the time of his marriage he borrowed
eighty dollars of Michael Burnes, and in nom
payment i'll feelings had arisen, and Burnes
determined to collect the money. Burnes
passed by where Dobbins was working about
six O'Clock, and nothing was said by either,
but as Dobbins passed Burnes' house ON his
way home, he found Burnes with . pistol in
his hand who demanded the money due. Dob
bins asked an opportunity to arm himself,
which he did ON going home, and returned,
opening ire on Burnes, with two revolvers,
but neither shot took effect, when the men
approached TO within two feet of each other,
and after emptying their pistols clinched, and
rolled together, each being MORALLY wounded.
Two men came mp and parted them, and start
cd home with Dobbins, who died without
speaking, In the woods . short distance from
his house. Burnes lived until three O'Clock
in the morning.
Walter Malone, a reckless character,
living at W.ldron, Scott county, gave his wife
An unmerciful whipping . few days. BE
then went to his brothers house, got revolver
and started for home again. Sheriff Leming
learning of the state OF Affairs, followed Ma
lone, and, while getting over Malone's yard
fence, the latter fired three balls into his body
inficting mortal wounds. He then fed, but
was pursued by the citizens, shot down and
fatally wounded.
Accounts from Boston of the 22nd tell
of disclosure made by an agent of the so
iciety for the prevention of cruelty to children
Several persons were arrested charged with
keeping vile place, where the inmates were
guilty of numerous cases of infanticide and
various other crimes. A family named Tiff.
fanny lived in the place and are known to be
guilty Of more than has been made public.
Accounts of depredations by outlaws in
the vicinity of Independence, Kansas, and
along the border, would seem to call for the
attention of the authorities. Several high.
way robberies were reported last week, and
the citizens declare their intention to protec,
Z their own interests unless the proper suthor-
tiles interest themselves.
On the 22nd, Hugh Mcclure met his
stepfather, Geo. Clark, on the street in Tus.
the way from Kansas to kill him for DESERVING
his, McGuires mother, when he shot and kill.
ed Ct irk, and gave himself up to the authori.
ties.
At New Orleans, Eugene Gardner, col.
orcd, An ex-member of the Legislature, has
been arrested charged with robbing the mails
he being clerk in the post Office. Ono firm had
lost three hundred letters.
An incendiaray FIRE in Chelsea, neal
Memphis, destroyed two buildings on the 2lst
and damaged . third. No whites were or
either Of the premises, negroes having beer
left in charge.
James johnson, Swede, was arrested
in Chicago on the 2lst, on suspicion of having
killed James Gibson, marshal Of Barry coun
ty, Mich, week ago. He confessed his guilt
'
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28
POLITICS.

The committee appointed to investigate
the alleged transportation Of campaign
funds by 7. Haton, chairman of the Republi-
can State central committee last year, met At
Burlington, Iowa, on the 18th, and made . re-
port completely cxhonorating Mr.. Haton from
the charge.
The determination of the President to
do away with the old State associations has
been set at naught BY . number Of Govern
ment clerks. who have reorganiIed the old
New York State Association. The Pcnnsylva-
MIA Association is to follow.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28
a Telegraph 1setAssa

HruH the ietaeADzs Ssva
Western Union Telegraph ohoe. At 2
o'cIock IN the morning. Operator received
the following:
Christ tabbreviasion for Christian died
At eleven o'ciock Last night"
Rashe> 10 the manager: What skaIl
se do ahcss tins. Mr.. LsngbocrnF
"Abcs: vha;F
Reads The Dispatch Why tia. Is-
sernAl IDIOT n the Se- York oeso> has
ben ho,ding tins for nezrly 100 yeass."
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1879-08-28

The zrand Colserdsr billiard .oursx.
nest VII taxa p.see n Nee Tzs b
Ocscs0 DGxs.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-07
Concerning Bass.

There have been several items in our
city papers recently about ,hc habits Of
the basi We have "a contribution to
add on that subject. A gentleman IN
forms us that ono dag while fishing at
Wilcy's ford lie saw big LACK snake
start 20 cross tho river from The Virgin
Ia 60 Tie Maryland side. The snake
swan along smoothly for 2 while and
then about uilsircam began o series Of
excited movements that seemed o 49,.
dictate tnc presence Of au enemy. After
The lapse OF few minutes there was q
vhjz through tic water. tie back Of o
big bass was seen darling along at right
angles TO the snake. and in j.Gy The
latter was cuD as clean in two az iC doue
Boy Che edge Of an excelsior razor. The
emitting is evidently done hy tbo large
Gn Ola Csc back
Concerning aIso The statement chat
bass will not cat snakes. tho samc gen
tlcman Tolls SIS that there can bc no
doubt whatever on this point. lie has
caugbl them with snakes IN them and
cites Tho instance of tho switch keeper
%, Rawlings Station, who, though an
Old fisherman, has become 80 disgusted
eitr Co., umhcr &C snakes he has fount;
$50 .a 4u1gd- OF bass that he has Civ.
Ca up eating ,lcm altogether p. CamJey.
ignd dUCgonim.
STANLEY IS going 60 make another
.-f'. ZION g., Anrica.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-07
Reliable Evidence.

MIR. II r Stevens,
Dear Sir. II win most cheeffullv
add my testimony 10 The great
numbss You have already received
IN favor Of your great aud good
medicine, yegetine, for | do nst
ihiuk enough can be said in Is
rraise: for was troubled over
thirty years with that dresdfui dis
case. CnlArrh. ard had such had
coughing-speils that II would seem
ms though ] never could breathe
any more, and Vegetine has cnrei
me aud | do feel Ia thank God
MI the time that here f. so good q
medicine rs Nege,iue. and also
think IL one Of the best medicines
for coughs and weak. sinking feel
ings al The stomach, ard advise
every body IN t.kc the ycsciipe.
for can assure them il ia one OF
The bc-t medicines that ever WIS.
Mas l.. GORE,
Cor. Magazina and Walnut SIe
Cambridge, Mass.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-07

TIE CPuEE TELECRAMe. - One thing.
says the Baltimore Sun, is ~ clear
rs day in the otAorwise dreadful
Ond tiTcsome details or the Potter inves.
tigGtion, and that s that Postmaster
General Key should make some sub
'stantial reforms in his department in
the interest Of civil service reform
Gen. Brady, who confesses to have hro.
ken open parcel intFussed to linn for
sareheeping from motives of mere curl
osity, TO have tried TO decipier private
kilograms, and to have invited Isis friends
in to assis. him in the indccorous pro.
ccediDE, is plainly not the man to DO
the Second Assistant Postmaster Gen.
cral. And, indeed. IL. in addition. these
high officials Representatives aad Scna.
tors would venture 20 deal with tc'c.
gram in the way confessed e. 10y hem
leaving 'bero loosolj accessible TO curl
Gus or interested parlizans there is no
security whatever as 90 what might be
taupe.cd with SIR James Graham. p
British postmaster General, was driven
out Of office by lie mere publication OF
the fact thai hc had opened .cpc, Of n
French socialist 90 a friend ia L9odon.
and yet here We End Scuators Repre-
sentatiyes and scmi-cahincl oG.cara all
col!eaguin2 20 appropriate, read, trans.
late, publish and handy about tire pri.
waite Geographic correspondence ,r6ny
or sixty pcrsons, and treating jho mat.
Ter as q good joke whom found out Ii
ought 60 be 40 joke 20 somebody.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-07
Fac Iron aesourees OF weat va.


Tho last edition OF the american ilaa.
gfac;arer contains some interesting cor
responience relative 10 The iron rcsour.
ccs Of our State that are now heiug in.
vestigated in The interest OF tie PITTS.
burgh Southern Railroad enterprise. by
its energetic President, DR.. GEORGE l..
HAYS.
Among other letters is one from At
torney-Gencral WHITE. in reference 20
the ores OF MooreGeld. Hardy county.
West Virginia, and enclosing letter
from Prof. DwiGHr. OF Wheeling. The
letter OF Col. WHITE says:
These lands lie east OF the coal ba-
sin. The iron orc exists in vast guam
titles. One vein, opened, runs with the
mountain Cor miles. from 10 70 % feet
wide. and stands along a fine limestone
vein. There is doubtless i'm the noun.
tain ore enough To supply the inarkc,
OF Pittsburgh and other cities for hun
dre65 OF years. Green Spring Station,
on the baltimore and Ohio railroad, is
- miles east of Cumberland. Nd. Cum.
her.and being the eastern terminus Of
the Connelisyilie railroad 4 road ia
now almost ready for he iron from Green
Spring, Is miles south. AMI by con.
;inuation OF this road marrow gauge -
miles further this ore will be reached,
220 miles from Pittsburgh by rail.
1T is great mistake To suppose that
these ores are too much impfegnate,l
with phosphorus. Upon the contrary.
they are unusually free from that clc.
ment. Professor Dwight, whose CHAR
ac;er and ability will be fully endorsed
by every gentleman IN this city. has
furnished me the enclosed letter, and
there can be no doubt OF the correctness
of what he says
The letter referred To is as follows:
WHEELING, w. VA, Jan 81, 1879.
Col. Robet Hhic, Attoraey General Stctc
Of Hest Virginia:
DEAR SIR-In reply to your qnes.
ton regarding the amount OF phospho.
rms contained in the iron ores existing
in Hardy county, in the vicinity OF
IoorcGcid, would say that they are IN.
usually free from that very dclctericus
element.
During visit to THAI place, in com
any wiki Mr.. 5. a. McMechin an,; h.
ers, selected samples representing he
deposits, and on my return made careful
analyses ortllcm. These analyses show
that the ore - of good quality anal are
capable or making iron suitable fur any
use.
Tie per cent. of phosphorus ia as
small as many of the bcs; ore obtained
from Tie lakes, and will carry q consi,i-
cradle burden Of mill cinie? and still
make an iron adapted 30 nails or mor-
Chant bar.
The following arc The analyses OF the
tEo principal deposits:
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-07

| AIN aware that many persons enter.
tain tho opinion that all the ores Of West
Virginia are cold-short. but that is an cr.
roncOus IDEA, probably based on the
fact That many OF oar oIes occurring in
the coal measures arc contaminai ed
with phosphorus, bat these ores belong
to q different formation from those, and
all Of the neghhcring deposits Of lho
same formation contain small amounts
Of phosphorus. Very truly yours,
CuAs. l.. DWIGHT.
J. will he noticed that tho finest ores
Intended to be reached hy the extension
OF The Pittsburgh Southern railroad are
10 the vest and south OF those in IIar-
dy county. The latter viii he brought
over The Conncllsyille branch Of the Bal.
Gmore and Ohio railroad from ConuelIs-
vile, so that there is a prospect that we
may have at least two West Virginia ore
districts competing for the Pittsburgh
market, and transportation over compe-
ting railroads.
Ia yicw Of the threatened permanent
advance in price Of Lake Superior ore
The opening mp Of other ore fields will
DC almost q necessity to Pittsburgh. and
the sooner manufactured s;irthcmsclYes
In the matter tho better.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-07

DEATH FROM llYpnopuomA.- On
Monday night Of last week. Mrs. Pat.
rick German, Of Philadelphia, die 2 Or
hydrophobia, caused by tie bite Of
Spi'z do2 on tho 23rl OF Ociolcr. At
thc same time her grand-chiId "a smnli
child, was bitten and also q man by lhc
same dog. Mrs Gormau hal been Bit
ten in the thumb and li;tlc finger, and
Che wounds had healed. md there were
no symptoms OF the dread disease till q
few days before her death. The little
BOY and the man who aa5 bitten are
we'll as yet.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-07
a SICK SENATOR.

The excessive vorpulency GA certain
United States Senator has long been
the butt Of editorial wit and spicy tan
mo's from the peas of Washington cor
respondents. Few persons have suapeci
ted that his obesity was a disc use, and
liable to prove fatal. Ycl this is the
sal fact. Excessive fairness is not only
n disease in itselc, but one liable TO &c.
Eorate other and more serious onos.-
Chemistry has at last revealed a safe,
sure, and reliable remedy Tor this alb
normal condition Of tic system 10 Al
lan's An,LFai. Distinguished chemists
have pronounced 10 not only harmless
but very beneficial to the system, wh.le
remedy ing The diseased condition. Sold
by druggists.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-07

Mr. NJ. !. I!nL, Of Short Creek. IN.
forms as that tho wheat looks rcmarka.
bly, we'll. The blades ate strong and
healthy. lie alec informsHs that SHIN.
mcnts Of walnut logs arc being made TO
Europe from thc Sbor Creek reqion.--
Onc farmer was offered $40 Tor sinqlo
tree WFccIfrg hR.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-07

The registration of Marshal Mcmahon
as President OF france o, year 10 al,
vance Of tie esp ration OF his consiiiu-
tiouai 'crm aud Tie peaceful inau1ura-
ton Of iiis successor. ~. jules Greyy &.
a gratifying pro0f'ha, France has Icaru-
cd wisdom and become 90 peaceful aud
conservative in her political methods as
either England OF tho United Stajcs.-
Wm,hcsier Times.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-07

s1ch % Sore. Nra;:. .nNan.ci Rcd. n-a Nvtt~-,. Z
tiecfafi Be htG intastiAnsl-s.. 81 trs 49,
Nnfss IA ttc lead. SRA Ths,,sf. Ff,-..r,S ~
! ipa aud Syciitt roa,i'-; Nrrtnts .ss..t',,.. =,
rAiSis, li.ri.It -. S.Ni.es 4 Nruorv lea - ~.
fcfee, i4'Prrsascp or sri-.is -ais al cssr $40.
sl,niihtS.T trrater ~fh sala r-i4s,giy e.cfr., N.
NSt'i."ns eh!cu y company each ffltfte 81 81,
l1,.sift - rtiy q firssj CO receipt Of Ht..gr
i.ath pack.-yc cc1faias pf. SOC, ,sti.s r.freS,.s
t-tNS ltc. Nttr fIi cirs'ctsrss tc- f.ar ~ - -
fiicr s't1. -vit ~ ~ whcsr-rie en.. Nrisi fi-et
slf2lThe1; TIE s'n..ed S,sieT sGd CNaAdss. Msfi
lce-oa. bias -
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-07

CoLoEED AUTuouTY.- Pinchhack.
who is editing q Paper in Louisiana.
SAYS tha' the fret effort at The disfrsn.
chismont Of the coiofcd voters viii come
from ihc Nort". and chat Che negroes
may yet be lead 90 vote lhc Democratic
ticket in order Go preserve their riqlts.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-07
West Virginia LeElslature:

The Snecla, Joint Committee on lie
Constitutional Provisions in regard TO
The judiciary. among other changes re-
commend: that tbe county court be
done away with that there be three su-
pFe'ne judges instead o!foar; that there
be iifteen Judicial districts III the State.
each having one Judge, excepting the
trsi. which will have two; that the fiscal
business OF each county be entrusted to
a board ofthree commissioners, and that
men holding The positions OF Justices
Of the Peace may not be Ineligible to e.
lection as commissioners.
A few days ago House joint resoIu-
ton was presented proposing an amend.
ment 10 the Constitution in relation to
Tie salaries OF State officers as follows !:
Governor. S2.700: Secretary Of State.
$1,000: Superintendent of Free Schools.
$1,000; Treasurer, Sl,400; Auditor.
$4,000; Attorney General, SI.SO0-
Referred TO the Committee Constitution.
nj Amendments.
The Senate. on Monday las, passed
10y vote Of l6 to 5, a bill providing for
the location and erection oe q lunatic
asylum in the Third Congressional Dis
tric: OF this State.
Senate bill No. 100. bill making APP.
preparations TO pay certain volunteer
military companies for services render.
eli TO the State in suppressing the riots
III this State in the months OF july and
August, 1877. Passed.
Mr.. Johnston presented resolution
that the Committee on tie Judiciary in
quire If the law requiring the concur
renee Of tie House in summons for
contempt TO the Senate was not an in.
fringemen, upon the constitutional rights
ana privileges OF the Senate.
THE TEXAS PACIFIC II. II.
On motion of Adams n. J. Il. No. II
MAS taken NJ, the rules hciry suspen-
DEL.
Judge Brown moved that 'he Senate
concur in the action cf ;hn House, anil
The ayes and noes being called, on mo-
ton oi McGregor. the motion prevailed,
Butler bong the only Senator voting in
the negative
This virtually rcocind@, or appeals, TIE
'esolntion iaslructing cur Senator'S and
Representatives TO vote for The Texas
Pacilc subsidy.
Nothing else impo,tan, vas transacted
excepting routine business.
Tie House after proiractei debate,
ny 4 vote of - to II rescindci the reso-
ntion passed recently tnstroeiing the
Senators and requesting the Represents
tives in Congress from that State to
vote for tie Texas Pacific railroad sub
sidy bill.
In the House, on tie 4th. tie follow
ing bills were introduced and referred
TO the proper committees:
BY Mr. Jacob, TO provde for the pay.
ment to sherilI<, collectors and trcesu-
rors, by distric' and independent school
districts, the amount Of money due them
in certain cases, and 10 enforce tie pay.
ment OF the same.
by Mr.. Parsons. to pro, Idle State and
county officers and Justicca of tb..
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-07

Senator ingalls,, of Kansas. has been
reelected, after q protracted and bitter
contest.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-07
GEYEa
HEALTll, STRENGTH,

'-'b a. = a..
hr daughter has ltcci,cd greet
ben' !iG f'"m the use. Of vegetiae
her declining health was "a source
ct rest nox:riy ~ MI her .IiyG Dis
\ ie. bottles OF Vegeiine restrreG
her health, strength. and appef;tc
n II 1ILnEN.
Insurance aud Resl Estate Agent,
No. 80 Sears building,
Boston, Mass
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-07
CANNOT BE
T. = & L L. T. l. ID /.

cusRLEsTvws, Mas.
II n Stevens
Dear .Sir. This Il 20 certify that
] have used your Blood Prcprrs-
ton" in nay family for severnl
yenrs, and lhirk that. Tor Scrofnla
or Cank erous iiumors or l.heu,na
tic Affections, il cannot De excel
ell and, rs n blood purifier or
srring medicine, il "a The bfss
thing ! have ever used and have
used almos' every thing. can
cleei fully recommend - to aby
ono IN need Of such med.ciue.
Yours respectfully.
NGs. a. A DlESMORE.
NO. 10 Russell street.
IL Is a TulauLie Remedy.
Sopru BosTrx, Feb. 7, 1870
Mr.. ~. Il. Stevens,
Dear Sir, Il have TAX en- several
bottles Ct Your Vege;iuc. asd ana
convinced il is valusbie 5em dy
FOR Uy spepsia. Kidney Complaint.
and general d-hiiiiy Of The s,s'ern
] can heartily reeommoul ii 10
all suffering from tie above CON-
lisie;s Yours re rrcifu,lg.
Nina SuNNDE PA6KSR.
SO AthcEs Street.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-07

IuCNDEH ts WiNrEu.-Tho hmm.
faiH He0d reports shat. on last Tues.
doy night week, tie vicinity OF linton.
Summers county. this State. "wns visi.
tel by q heavy rain, accompanied vita
thunder"
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-07

y presc' or In Eonlucty the other
Sunday becoming exa-pera;ej. paused
ln his discourse % shy Ladies. ifyod
viii give me your close attention viii
Keep look ont on that door. and ir any.
thing worse than man enters will
warn you ir time 20 make your escape"
Young ladies 90 you SEQ tho point?
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1879-02-07
v egedlaae
Puriiics the Blood, Renovatcs and In
vigorates the Whole System.
IT'S MEDICAL PoPERTIEs ArE
Alternative, TONIC. SOLVENT,
AND DIURErIC.

vege,iLc
vcgctine
Vegetin
Yegetine
Fcec:inc
Vegetine
Vcgetine
Fegotinc
Yegc,inc
vegetinc
Yegetine
''esetine
Vegetine |
Vegetinc I
Ycgetino
Vegetino
V"getine !
Vegetine f!
.egctine /
Vegetine |
.egetine
v'esetinc !
Vegetine /
ycgetine
Fegetine
Yegetine
Ncgctinc
Negetinc
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1879-08-22

~ As~nrf ilerrwrAi.
The lniici Brethren camp meeting
was not - largely attended a. usual. va
think The novelty j wearing ~.
W. have information 10 The effect fI.4f
u. smith la~ drawn and slef,u<iied ~
imnh -otmc 5000. arrears ~ pension.
l;unor l,a~ il Tint Mr. Ei-on, Ne---
more iurinrrsy " Ills CITY. j. -..,,n a. ~.
mEriied ~ one Of the hs.ls OF Jasper.
90 ~. there Is nothing ike II Tor a sick
Tor well man.
On lat SUNDAY VIC had vert Meas
anf ride over The a.. n. x :. W. RI. 10
Jasper; the train being i'll charge Of that
efficient officer aud nri,anc gentleman.
Mr. Ar'iy- Bramhhsn. enhanced the pleas
nre. feeling perfectly safe under hi
Skillfnl management. We arrived in
Time 10 prepare our toilet for dinner: tie
"trip hayin. prepared our stomach we
enjoyed tlte suls-tamfials af Neudeck'~
hugely. This town il the worst place
Tor walking nairhe- we have ever struck.
unless a nan ha< heavy life insurance.
The city authorities have however.
struck The Key note. and III the present
grinding policy continues 20 prevail. ths.
citizens will b. sIa.aiI, hrneiiiir,l. a.ii
fir appearance ~ thr f1Gn wonderfully
Improved. Quite . nnailser ~ ner riii-
xea'~ accompanied H. don u ~ ihe csls.ga-
ground asnnng mlsur. wrrr many bean
it'll anl Interesting la,le~ TO- Mr->r~
Dillon ana ,lr ,.iIl-ii were aboard 49,.
apperres. go be piaslng THE amrernhlr
generally. HE occasion WA as4 t.fiii,x-
ahl. one. aud We nrls hope our Jasper
friends were ~ comfortably situated ~
sAslr RETURN
The match "a Nm M ha-c bill N lr
piatrd AZ ..a~p.F it~i lhur-day " c.k s4..-
tween The BlniI ir,~. VI ihis place. ADD
Tie Paioka~. 81 Jasper. hil noi come "a.
owing 1" 4 little cnnlra.yne-. cn hYfh
sides aud MI over abundance VI suspicion
90 The part III the Patuka- thu, th. Ban
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