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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-04-13
Real Estate Business.

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For week ending April u, 1883.
U s to Martha J Ford, neg rec 10, tp
149, IS, 1900.
U s to Thomas J McMahon, neg rec l,
tp 149, 81, $500.
i Y to Charles B Flint, nwq sec 10, tn
IA, r IS, 400.
Olegard & Thomas to Sarah Gray, neq
sec 10, tp l37, 81, l6o acres, 81, 900.
Denney n WEIGH to Hsrmsnus n
WEIGH, lots 200 to 2lO both inclusixe. 44s.
A9 and $50, and 463 to 46s, IN Jones 4
Vennum's add, 81, and other valuable
considerations.
Charles A Safsord and wife to George
Sanford, lot l., blk 81, Klaus add, Al 900.
Us to Leopold Boecklin, swq sec s, To
las, e5, >36l.1o.
UstoFL DAVIS, neg sec IL, tp 14s.
IS, 600.
Y to Mary E Dewey, seq sec II. tn
l37, 81, e4oo
/ Mrs G E Miller to Daniel Il Long. lot
l, blk !, PANEL s. 1illeston's add, 1l. 100.
7 F Branch to l. u Mute, lots 10 and
II, blk Is, 11oyd's add. $3.50.
Samuel B Mctmore and Wilbur Rose TO
Chas Halifax, lot l45, Jones & vennum,s
add, >475.
.Appelonia Klaus and Anton Klaus to
Mary Godfrey, lot lo,blk 81, Klaus' add.
$3.50.
David Curtin to Horace L Ashley, lot
3, blk 9, Curtin's End add, >2o0.
Margaret Corbett to John L Cum
mines, east llo It of lot Z, and part Of lot
s, blk "A, Lloyd's End add, $3.50.
John N Rockford and wife to B w F,l-
Ter, lot Is sec rs and lot sec "A, tp 40,
r a, 10000.
BW Fuller t. A A Allen aud Willis E.
Dodge, lot Is sec 26, tp 40. Z "a, al.
Edwin w English to Agnes O'Con.er.
nwq sec 70, tp l37, IS, $4,000.
Agnes O'Csnner to G Wade, nwo sec
q, tp l37, + IS, $4,000.
Irene Burdsall to Will d Mann, lets l97
and 1ss, Jones s vennum' : add, $500.
John Mct3innis to VIM H Bohn. lots =
and s, blk 80, Capital Hill add, 1225.
VIM II Lloyd Jr to David E Wlnkle.
lot 4, blk q, Lleyd's End add, 9lOO.
I to Adrian Hsndricks, swq sec 2,
tp 139, r 81, Is.
Carveth & Clark to Wallis & Fuller.
NH sec l9, tp 142, G4, 42,479.
Vloletta E Shove to Sarah b Jenea. sen
sec 5, tp 139, 63, S2-quit claim.
Sykes s Hughes to Kelley & Fuller, mart
sag sec 26, tp l40, 81, 81.
Frank Semple and wife to Henry Pow
ell, sec 10, tp la9, rs 4, ~6,o3o.
VIM kelleran and wife to William n
1reenhow, nwq sec 70, tp III, r IS, 0l,-
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-04-13
9choll0r'O Trial

MILWAUKEE, April 12--The Scheller
case to-day was devoid of interest. The
woman who cleaned Goetz barber shop IN
the basement told what she knew of ito
construction and the waste material there.
No witnesses have yet been produced to
show. Schellcr's movements on that fatal
night.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-04-13
Two Men and Thirty Horses Burned.

WESTMINSTER, Md. April 1.-The most
disastrous fire ever known here occurred
last night, originating in Jacob Thomp-
sons livery stable in which Bob Thomp.
son and Aaron Shrefer, employees were
burned to death, also thirty horses. Sin
teen dwellings, and stores were burned
including the Presbyterian church. Loss
100000 The fire cleared the whole
square and started at 7:3O last night. 1t
was under control at 8 a. IN.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-04-13
A Flood at Bismarck Apprchsnded.

"A XAOOO ~ 1l0AAxCA AppEC0OUO0Qs
BISMARCK, ID. T., April lit was
thought yesterday that the ice would run
out without high water or damage, but
to-nlght's reports from above Indicate
the worst is to come tomorrow. A tele-
gram from Fort Stevenson to the signal
service reports heavy gorge of ice below
that point and raise of about twenty
feet to-day. Stevenson IS entirely sur
rounded. The river IS rising slowly here
now and when the gorge gives way above
it cannot help overflowing its banks and
perhaps repeat the disasters of two years
ago. All cars and property belonging to
the railway company have been taken to
this city from oil the bottom lands on
both sides of the river. The liver has
been full of ice all day and there is now
gorge at the bridge leaving only four
hundred feet for the channel. Chief
Engineer MORRISON of the Bismarck
bridge is here watching the effect of the
ice on the bridge.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-04-13
A Little Unpleasantness in Mexico.


NEW York, April 1.-THE tus Selia
which arrived from Miragoane to-day re-
ports that March % at 3 a. m., a revolu-
tionary party headed by Bayer Bozelais
and General Barlow with 1O3 men well
equipped with Winchsstcrs took the town
without opposition. On landing, the
General assured the people that they had
nothing to fear. 10 all who joined him
he gave Remington rifles, this most Of
the able bodied men did. He began i'm
mcdiatcly to fortlfy the the town in sush
a way as to show the people he meant to
hold it against any attack. The roads
leading to town we're barricadcd with
barrels two or three tiers high, and were
filled with sand. Most of the women and
children and most of the sick and lame
who are afraid of the burning Of the
town, were put on board four vessels ly-
Ing in the port. Up to the morning of
the 29th no attack was made py the gov
ernment forces. No one il allowed to
leave town on any pretext.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-04-13
JAMESTOWN. STUTSMAN COUNTY, r. FRIDAY, Al

the nine machinery, including four large
boilers, and falling distance of one or
two hundred feet. at the present writing
it is believed the lives of all the men are
lost and 1t is estimated the recovery of
their bodies will require week or more.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-04-13
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.
A Days Record OF tho Wicked Peoole OF
tho World.

"A Days Record OF tho Wicked Peoole o,
tho World.
JACKSONVILLE, Oregon, April III. F.
McNahone was shot dead by his son
William yesterday. One woman was
mistress of both and the son discovering
his fathers intimacy caused quarrel.
The father beat the son with club the
latter replying with revolver
ST. LOUIS, April 1l-Twenty prisoners
in the Tavant county Jail overpowcred
the guards Monday evening, tore down
the telephone, took all the arms and am
munition they could find and fled. Twen-
ty-tive armed men with blood hounds
started in pursuit and captured seven
! teen.
WAXoPATCnlE, Tex. April ia young
Hebrew named Bloom attempted to out.
rage the nine-year old daughter OF DIR.
N. ID. Floral. A strong guard had to be
placed around the Jail to keep the ex-
aspcrascd citizens from lynching him.
sr LOUIS, April 1.-THE negro who OBJ
structed the Missouri Pacific tack last
week to wreck passenger train, plead
guilty IN the Denton county, Tesas court
and ~as sentenced to 80 years in the pen
itentiary.
DALLAS, Texas, April 1l--Prof. J. II.
Malone, a well known divine Of this city
while slappjng the face of VIM. Frees, 4
dry goods clerk, on the street last night
for circulating scandlous stories about
Mrs. Malone, was severely cut in the head
by Frees and badly wounded by pistol
shot by an unknown person.
NORTH ADAMS, Mass, April ll--R. A.
Savage cx constable was fatally shot in a
saloon to-day. 1t is believed by the pro-
prietor.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-04-13
Washington News.

WASHINGTON, April 1l-Secretary Fol.
ger, it Is said will soon appoint com
mission TO investigate the charges made
against Improvising Architect Hill.
The oath of Office was administered to
Judge Gresham to-day and he assumed
formal charge of the postoffice depart
ment. 1t took him three quarters of an
hour to receive the employees Of the dc.
partment.
Commissioner General of Lands has ap-
proved of the survey of the Run0noigil
grant in New Mexico of 31,3o2 acres sur
veyed in 1877 by Sawyer and McElroy.
w. Loo Chang & Co., Chinese merch-
ants of Waynsboro, Ga, have petitioncd
the Chinese minister here for redress from
the United States for wrongs and grew
ences dene them Dy mob of that place
who run them out of town and destroyed
their property.
WARRINGTON, April 12--Secre,ary Lin
coin left this asternoOn on the steamer
Dispatch for = trip to Norfolk. He will
return uesudy.
On reported existence Of yellow fever
IN Cuba and other southern Islands the
National Board of Health decided to e..
tablish quarantine stations on the south
ern coast earlier than usual this year. A
station will be opened At New Orleans
the first proxImo.
The following is paragraph from the
proposed regulations now under consider
alton by the commissioner of internal
revenue in regard to the payment of re.
bate to manufac turers OF tobacco, snufl
cigars, &C., will be regarded ss held by
manufacturers when they are goods Of
his own production IN his possession
either N his factory or in warehouse OF
other place whore they are held by him
in storage, only as provided in section
3235 L. S. revised statutes on goods SC
held rebate may be paid IN stamps and
payment will not be made in stamps or
any other goods.
Paul Mathews, son of Justice Mathews
of the U. S. supreme court, is lying dan
serously i'll At his parents residence.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10

Mr.. Clark, late of Reed, Clark & Sam
ders. MIR. Clark left for Mexico n
week or 80 ago, aud 1t Is limited a pair
OF bright eyes In the northern part Of
our city eau tell why he returned So
quickly.
Decatur has twelve little girls to ev.
cry little boy, and twelve biz bows 10
every one big girl. And the biz bovs
want the thing changed
Col. Dick Winn OF Fort Worth is in
The city assisting in the prosecution az
N. &. .Cargill and II. NJ. Revelle. who
are charged with false imprlsoning
III. G. Carter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES
RusK COUNTY.

Wilson Cumby to Jennie McAfee
George Edwards to Nancy Ballard II.
Ii. Virgins to Mrs. Amanda Il. Haw.
kins; "A. ID. Henson to Nancy T.. job I.
Ben Thompson to Lourance Anderson
n. Il. Still TO Joe Allie Vaughan; T..
&. Hearne to Minnie Strand; John II
Henson to Lydia Lambeth; u. II.
Rowden to Mary J. Lambeth; sgd
ney Clinton TO Altha Bryson Daw-
son Johnson TO Sallie Anderson Jor-
dan Brown to Fannie Jordan NJ. O.
Johnson TO T.. A. Sillman; Peter
Everheart to Ada Pierce Il. McLMn
to I. j. Walters Mack Hughes to
Ida Richardson l. l.. Holland to
Laura Mathews; i. Is. Smith to Lou
A. Taylor; L. $. Jones to Lou V.
Walker; }. w. Kuykendall to Mittie
b. Cannon; Harry Holt TO Adeline
Jones; J. l.. Landers To Sailie Brown
inr
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10

cr, - -
SIAsoNABiE GOODS
a. the Leading Grocery House of Combs.
Read n Co,

~ 'hc Leading Grocery House OF Combs,
Read n Co.
English mixed pickles.
riin gheikins In vinegar
windsor manor pickles.
pure roasted Java coffee.
The finest fresh roasted Rio.
sun dried Japan tea.
IeXas ribbon Jane syrup.
,Wrisicy's napkin soap.
Inc celebrated Cyclone flour.
Nice broiling chickens and fat pull
The finest cream cheese.
All the leading varieties of Caliror-
IN, cahileo irnits, jams, preserves and
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10

Brow; II. II. Loyine,oa !. .,u.
Ml,ghnrote; Dr. w. Il M Wr,gh do =
I nrs, ~ L. Z. Francis; David I'scv e
Pierce HH, ushi;.s !. Tower 70 i. o. smith;
DickInsauus nes 70 Laura Clark; w. 4.
aafaywick 10 Isabella Nevlan5. PRIV,
o. oh'l'h to Eliza !. Bartlett.
noon COUNTY.
I o. q - =, Oartrell to Mrs. NJ. c. Powell:
n n =; stewart TO Mrs. NJ. II. Bn.n. 4
Lone " ~ Or. to G. u. Cummings; Il.
Lucinda Mcclure: lisc' W,il,a .ue' y, ~
=, mrs; Melyina Chaney;J. l.. Armstrong
70 Mrs. NJ. Il. Davidson: n n J'7 Gnn,,
4 2 TO y. l.. Miller; J. Il. Ciillev 70
JACK COUNTY.
w IS II ., Ward 70 Bette Bell Ellsberry,
~ H. Martin TO Alice Mex eehan. j.
y. Manly TO NJ. c. I.ove;g Al Wrav
70 Nj. A. Lanham. 49, ~
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
NAVARRO COUNTY.

w. B. Anthony TO Miss Sarah Jane
Rogers; II. NJ. Pickett TO Mrs. Gather
il r. McElroy; Benz. f. Enlow to
Mary Tugman; j. NJ. Ritter TO w. A.
Sherrard; b. b. Osborne to Belle
johnson; Augustus Patton TO Bette
Lockhart; d. b. Gray to Annie Puck
EFT; j. 5. Petty 10 c. j. MARROW; j. j.,
Henson to NJ, j, Weaver; j. w. Key
to a. T. Pollard; d. y. Adams to En-.
ina Clifton; l.. w Ballard to Mrs.
Jennie Thompson: JAS. -. Thompson
Mrs. NJ Z. Barlough: w. A. Massey
to NJ. j. Hardeman; James +. Bennett
10 Matte Il. ,Ietton; VIM. Merrill Shaw
to Miranda Lasley; SiIas Friend 10
Lizzie Hamiick; j NJ. Peden TO Fam
ME b. Echol,; John Harris to Sarah
Hensley.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
ATFSTIN COUNTY

John Dntehkall TO Emile Mertz;
James r. Cowan to Matte III. McClel-
land Fritz Moor to Tony kaulhold !;
John Spilucll TO Rosa Storck; Jesse
O'Bryant TO NJ. Il. Hammitt; Fred
erick Helm 10 Selma Eckhardt j. I.
Allen To johanna Pfefferi Frank
Kasharek 10 FRANCESCA Stefan; Nelson
Yeatlaan to Lucinda Lane; Calvin
Bonner to Mary " Hawkins; Henry
Clay TO Jessie Bell; Steve Echols 10
Mary Woodbridge; Solomon kincher TO
Minerva smith; Robert Jones to MIN
tina Mcdonald.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
PLAIN
TRUTHS

The blood is the foundation Of
life, it circulates through every part
OF the body, and unless it is pure
and rich, good health is impossible.
II disease has entered the system
the es,ly sure and quick way TO drive
1t out is TO purify and enrich the
blood.
These simple facts are we'll
known, and the highest medical
authorities agree that nothing but
iron will restore the blood TO its
natural conditions and also that
all the iron preparations hitherto
made blaeken the teeth, cause head
ache, and are otherwise injurious.
BRowN's IRON BIIrERs will thor
oughly and quickly assimilate with
the blood, purifying and strengthen
ing it, and thus drive disease from
any part of the system, and it will
noi blacken the teeth, cause head
ache or constipation, anj is posi-
lively "0t Injurious.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
Saved his Child.

" N. Eu,aw St, baltimore, Nd.
Feb. "a, 1850.
Gents Upon the recommends.
ton OF fliend tried BRowN's
IRos BiTTri,s MS tonic and re.
storative for my daughter, whom
1 was thoroughly convinced was
wasting away with Consumption,
Having lost three daughters by the
terrible disease, under the care OF
eminent physicians. was 10th TO
believe that anything could arrest
the progress OF the disease, but, 70
my great surprise, before my deugh-
Ger had taken one borlle n BsowN's
InoH BiI-rnRs, she began 10 mend
and now Is quite rtstoredIe former
health, A fiih daughter began to
show signs Of Consumption, and
when tile physician Was consulted
he quickly said "Tonlcs were re.
quirod !" and when informed that
the elder sister was taking BNoNs's
lRoS BiTrn,s, responded THAT Is
z good tonic, take IL, 4"
kDoRAM PHELrs.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10

PURITY of the blood should be the
ann OF all. Impure blood means rheu
m,atistn, neuralgia, malaria and kidney
disease. Acker's blood Elixir wifi
cure you. Sold'by l.. n. Brunswig q
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
Henderson.

Captain a. NJ. DeJarnette and fsp,il,
lett last week for Tyler where MIR ID
| Jarnette viii purchase cotton for M,
hrm OF Hill, DeJarnetts d Co. hi,
| season. '''''
Mr.. ,. j. Brandon, On enternris;no
young merchant of this place. has rt'
turned home after months nhSa,oa
ut his former home in Indiana.
Mrs. j. u. Myers. nee C,meron
aiter a protracied visit to Lnuisyille
ana other Northern cities, is visiting
relative here.
Mr. T. ;. Heffner, recently of san
ANTONIO, - visiting friends here.
Misses Sallle Neal and Fannie Jones
Two OF Henderson's most attractive
daughters, left recently to attend Miss
baidwin,s school in Staunton. Va.
Miss Eleanor Burnett, the accom-.
plished daughter of our efficient post.
master, left last week for Nashville
Tenn, where she will attend Dr.
Wards seminary during the coming
session.
70. J. Bateman, w. NJ. Hall and w.
-. McMurray, trio Of jovial and pop
ular representatives of our town, spent
last week in the Island city.
Mr.. II. H.. Stone and lady. after n
few months sojourn among us. have
returned TO their home in Colorado
City.
DIR. j +. Witherspoon has returned
from visit TO friends and relatives in
Corsicana.
Mr.. John Il. Jones. Sen. has re-
turned from Hot Springs much inn
proved in health.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10

For fine onyx sets, diamond pins.
necklaces. guards, chains and lockets
go to IL. N. Brown IL Cos.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10


For ar trnrFAt
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
uousroN COUNTY.

]. w. Caskey TO Berta Pelbamj W.
u. Tanner 10 Mary T. Crops j.. H.,
West 10 Mary S. McCarieri George
rinton 10 Moliie Bunyard; j. i. Hala-
horn 10 Amanda Il. Davis; q. w.
Yarbr5ugh to Anna Ward; Marshall
Robinett 70 susan Kemp Eddy e..
Hail 10 Mamie l.. Burton; ID. Brown
70 Clara Musgrove; sandy Henderson
TO Charlotte Edwards SANDY Smi,h
~ Mrs Cohen j. II. Allison to NJ; u.
Arterberry Richard Clewls 10 chsr-
ity Pennington.
WOOD COUNTY.
r.. Il. Bla~kwood TO Mrs' oa'"n NJ
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
CHERoK EE COUNTY,.

Walter Merritt to Emma Smith,
Sam Spencer to Susan Brown, Monroe
Brooks TO Launna Rains, j, w. Dur
rett TO Alice Buckley, j. G.. Holconb
10 Sudie Blankenship, J T.. Grimes to
II. j. Goodwin, l.. 4. Benton t. ;. f..
Ragsda,e, Joseph Grimes 10 Susan
Jackson, Peter Thompson TO Abb Row
den, Robert Turner TO Francis Evans,
Henry Jones to Peggy A. Simmons,
Benz G. Perry to Sarah f. Dement,,
Matt Merquerter TO Caroline Leagons,
j d Morley TO Drucilla smith, w.
w. Burke 10 81. r. Mao, A. II. Bon
ner TO II. c. Page, l.. +. Canady to Nj.
G. Burns
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10
Marshall.

"A. l.. Van Hook, wife and child
have returned from quite lengthy
visit TO Pawtuchet. n. L.
MIR. IL. Aubrey, our popular young
lawy er, has returned from trip to his
old home in Cartersville, Ga.
Mrs. w. NJ. Johnston and little son
Albert, have returned from Terrell.
+. p. Blocker and his lovely and nc
complished Young bride have returned
from their bridal tour and will spend
few days in our midst before hieing
away To his home at Cross Roads.
W. Ramsey has accepted the posi-
ton of yard master of The Texas and
Pacific yards in the place of Charles
Ross, resigned
j. w. Brown, of the hosston Post,
is in the city.
Mrs. Dudley Jennings has returned
to her home in Longview after trip
to friends in our city.
Maj. $ b. Hnygart returned on Tues
day from New Orleans.
Mr.. III. NJ. Price is at present suffer-
ing from an attack of typhoid fever.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-09-10

BRowS's IRON BITTERs cfeciual-
" cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders tho greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con.
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13
Sea slckness.

aMost cases Of seas ckness," sni
teansh q steward t,u Sun reporter. the
9th ~ day, ''are path tc, though
sii.e sometimes y he, lhs btaggart keels
ovar On eveiy tiip We hive nt least
,ne man VIII, hoas of his abb ty TO
" shstand S a-sickn ss He always ~ 5
I ,t ilie trouble ia as largely mental as
aysical, an tnat u ia III 4 inviuciD.,
10 5rrni aai3n can ward it of b : an eff rt
will. The fall Of this man TO con-
Iiuon Of pitt lie wreic le,lness has
is hunsrou. fea ures ior us--not for
the man. Women nre more subject
To "a siekness than inch. But. on the
tuer li.nd, they stand it better. A
3amlan struggles right up to the point
vi lie pair ilgAi ,st ihs--wh hat l might
u tic I'M ,pii ty Of the thing. She
snt so much tortured by the i'ang as
she is vor l.si by the r isp G OF becDr-
II, dish. vel Il. hag sar'I. an ,lraggled.
Shs hghs ngai ist 1t t., the last. an !
keeps up appear ances as long ns
she can had up her head.
II Ell she Incomes mandlin and
ntae'c She takes To her r1uln
All Invariably asla three questions.
First, beth. pa L. frequtnily die of
5 u cSneis, the h w many mics nrs We
rrnm shore, and. la.lly. When will we
gst theFs. Sins as, nten AXIS me bow
i o the wat is, aud If think it pos
I,'' | De for aay oLe :" go seyen say.
y nout food. The doctor Is also talk i
,vr. I am asked time and again # |
tnlnk he is capable aud ELI lent. and IL
I have c,nnds CO in him. When
tile patient gets 40 i'll that she
loses interest III the doctor,
she usually lea on her back and
cries by tue hour. Luckily the more
vi .lsnt attacks last obly suort time.
Men vv il at nncs They below like
bulls aud make o great rainpns until
ti-y ARE COM elled 10 take to their
berths, Toen they gru'nll, and swear
M il they are well enough TO go on
d ok ag,iu. A great many passengers
9 ,nle alb ard l,lisl with medicines and
useless sch mes { r tho prevention Of
sAa sckn s."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13
Jim Keens . tile Turn a

A aand tory /. tsil ia Wal street of
sit l. turn' wfirh james K X enc is
-ii,i la ltvs ina ie i. the North, RI Pa
c fic sqne ze. An isipaiing that a three
foarths vote viii ,e1nire Tue I,urclas- OF
q, od deal {, I stock on the art II tl,.
Willard party, he GOV r-,i all hi. storts
st AID below SIX y and went h,ng az
sew raj thon4and Sllares. Agai, s., thes.
u-chsses he hal cut as u lie lge pill.
Oregon Trau=enntineu' ut a.,u,
fmfy-f"ur. A few days b .f.,re the cla :.
the beoks the V,lI,r,t part,
carmel Of lis h wing ae;,malatea tln
,tock. anl If rel t. t,kr il nn his
,an Ia in preference . d ling for it ~,
tle up-n market. Oh c"nr he -ne hal
I it all his own wy. He i SAID {.
nave 4 - nb mt seventy for i, stock an
pala the Iurclms 8 snp " him. b,-
idss. with qasni,y q ong n Traas
,'n ieht ! at TIA r.y-fise 10 c"ser ha
s'lot'. M wonder lie has been buliis
for some time past.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-11-13
/. oni learn.uy that | was sey

ir, and learning that l was sew
ei,,y but it was hoped not fatalls
lie ce.orih coutenied
b lnself with such tillng, of my
condition and Improvement as
could be gained from village
rirnor.
At least it was known that ]
" u d never recover entirely fri,n
tn. ere OF my injury, aud that
v.ry day Il lott Traes lppsrr II
9 ldtn y from the llag,. lie
,intle no attempt TO see na, ~.
cent mo any farewell. v Nhen /
was once III re abr .al, and be-
Cunning, though with much lin-
tlloyed bitterness, to learn the
lesson Of patience an | ie-ig ~
tiou thdt awaited me. received II
letter from him, III Which he
merely said that lie presumed III,
own Judgment hal taught me
t 1T. ili my altered circu u,ta c, y,
our ensaSsinrnt must bs at an
end. but 20 satisfy his own sen q
1T houor This houoiY ha wrote to
sy that. while entertaining Il o
highest respect for me, he d.
81 9 u 10. Mal ienuuciation Ut my
claim
Writing at the bottom of this
latter, "Let it be as you wish, =
1 returned it to him ut once, and
tlus ended my lref dream ,f u
ROMANTIC love.
had heard ere this Of FL Jolt
Tracy's cowarol, conduct GA til. At
day. and now first l,eihoupht
mo to inquire wiio had rescued
M from imminent deaLn.
A id then learned dat j IN, 8
Fr.z7r, his arm arei.dy brvk,n
by the TX with winch Blowu
Bess t0ie away from him as he
ctu4, ,ht at her |, He, had ii Lien
after me aud been the first to lift
me froui tho Aater. Many times
4 lily he mule inquiries for me.
HIS had been the hnnl that sent
the rare flowers thut eleckesl NV
room. His were the ba ks 1 r ad
in the liagzrins DAYS Of c5nvalu :
teilce. AMI, ili., now, was tue arm
th It supported me as el5wly alhl
punfui'y l paced the garden
waIks
l have been his vile for many
a se'lr. have forg .tien TINT h.
is eot II nd soms. OF FATHER he is
l'sausifnl to me, b cause ses his
gennd aud lovely silt shining
through his plain features and
anI IN ing his awk~lrl fig ifc. I
hive long since lai aside, u. NJ
terly nuIenable, my Ies ll.ely,
that I,sauifiul spirits dwell on,
in | vsly b.diss, L. my lie Il
provi ientiit cnnnpen at,oi thit,
III denying physical pa,f elton.
the so,l i. ,ots,lw ri d ur dis
tnrtei, hut shines the blig Tier
that it il MT mirted y pet y
vanity or love u the world ;
praise.