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Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11

TUCsoN will soon be the railroad center of the Southwest. with railroads poin- ting to the four cardinal points Of the compass.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11

GENERAL HAzEN will have a chance 10 --Hrsts himself before a court mar
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11

rsr Italy of America has been under .,i,pd for some days past.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11

rpr fortune of C.P. Huntington is r -s;ei at S5O,000o,000.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1883-03-11

Wg.r has become of the "Keely V5.or.'
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
administrators sa . OF s.ea. Estate

Notice l. hereby given thai | pa susn e OF an
order OF the u . iyi Z ,rt of he cunt, Il
sAiK lei. s. teM a ifoshi :. ma ic gu b 10Th
.ay Of N mbsr In ths TER u he est lie {
oisis4 Lugo '.e Yirt. utcee~ d, tile undt :
igne :, the administrator, win tii1 "a annvAsi
u "a 4 estate. will sol 1t pfv te sa { u tie
highest bdiier lot cesi In awful oiiey Of the
v tied status, and SUD- c. 10 o hfm % by
sii Su erfFt u l., un -,atufds tut th dtt Of
u csmvsf, 1885,, At ~ .'clocA N at th ph ol
the ;ou ~ kjs,r'sr |, tns "a ~ o. l., Ne
80, al tis riga. d le, interest AL est ts
4 t,s said soledsa i.uxo ~ 10 bs u TIE { ms of
b e,tt; aud 81 ths RE hit u ant lie I
nat the sid ertate h.s ., ies ~ law r
9th 81 acquired 1t or tina or ip atdi Il to
I ssufthes ID 50 Q Ia tu odc ~ b, a. sac. lns
i,er de- ia add 70 vi IN { 9, rtain ipt .e 9 of
~ col . ..nt stu ~ 1.nk Sn bsag IN tho
sat- City d ounty II os angel s t.te II
fJrnit. and usas anu do,c,iUsa \ liONs,
I .st:
uum sleing 4 a rint o tn est lls u tho
Felipe Luso II Ct u The mesa rom VIII Cd be s.
a pie Of T = Ks Ia { . d0t b u cothtr said
re NJ v. y ch It's di>fai,t, there iuuI H. Z
true ur-es ltoo q C., =. l. +. .
ciinl 10 TIA st,ki thence We tt. n tin- In >
Y.s Ing b-tstsI tn h,u.s nj. t b 81 Jesus
fsrnH W stet q, Ia. CO n. N In .
st,k tis nee eat y .h.in< tn an nc
orch.r 10 's's bs-ilI =, 9'I a.lias d. (sy
scrs o. III, togsiier ith The got 4 y
over AMI al ag he rad II lie t.
SAID tr"i, W non s.tI rad Los has i e =!
ullyo Lrtta JH cut >iue
FERNS sna cDi a i,n OF ss'e Cssh IL ltw al
M o. OF ts'e u tel tttes; Ten Pc ,oit pf tno
purcha isn y ~ bs pa, W the ID tinisn =
u tJf, with tho II lanisAs fLtie dIt Il 81 =
faisnc- =" oon.Iim. i,. .oi s-lr ~ tiie slI u
peiiJ Court
u ell Al tn ok enss of par ;iiiser.
III Is viii be ~ o 10 tte pu hase 81 sid
pr ,ps {, "a, 10 ne b u. II IL .dsf / md.
uf > cen,ss, i53 Dy ,hs sail tiini ,.fst { It
% III : Il sde oa IT. necp der u as tI4x sius
Guy. y. A. EB
A IN u -srator, til he eii annexed, the
aaaeo y, a. lug dc Yorba dc o sc
No en- .ef tn l3S ~ 8.l
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
Notice of Int. .ntion.

Notes Is hereby givea that It Is the intention
Of the Council VI tise esty Los geies " ellhgs
- shiisn tins gfsde OF ,hui-y steet, II al
Court House ssrsjt ~ fifth street ioiio~s;
A. th,. int r-eosisn 4 COust uotise It. sst anu
Ch .isy str g III tfaas shall W. noN { tib-
II lsd, ~ tho ,.the .ys cJfn-r, IA, ieJs ab5ss th6
uatuai VI ~, at L.is nor hsest coraef, l4i ivst
so We ti.s dssu pane; at e sOut4i Fsss insi,
isI Il o. sb,vs the dstu "a plane, Al tse 5 atL.sss
eJrnef, Iss ,oss 400 sns q tdan y ale. At a
20 Mt in the center .. IbtrIty = So, 10 LEI
. hsriy Ienti ar h,'.ntsry rst . iss.,
tns grA . sa-ii " u. feet ab1ys tt- a--a-.a
pane, At tie Intersection 81 Ibs.its street sau
ftrst tre.t the gr.ue sh u b., "a NO. ssssbi b
I'd gt the nodh Vest and rot sas. rns :. ia
tes 81 ys ths datu.n p aae, Aad q. tho sou o.
wsss ard south ast ojsn r., IA feet sUoNe 0
dstu n H. e: Il s,int ~ 1 9 olnter ~ . Of
charity ill e. Il 10 southe y ir IN the south
line of flfst stroet the gr sLsi tt, II tLs
west sis Vi Sfsfi 81. 81. H. ~ iset We tie
data u pane, On he esse siit u sad s.rses.
l.S lost tho datum pi no; AZ t,ae letsf-
" Z! n Of tha<.ty stree AID sc1nd-s ret the
grade sn u BE-, "a the tsde u Charity sire /.
1 kk ct ,uve the aili pA,e, aud the
esss ssos ., sal. ssrest tie grade szll b., nov
sstsbii-h d, ts~ ieet ,csc Tie dAt1n III ne. at
the interyecfi.n o. Charity street sLa Third
street ths grad n IA b., Low esiash led, u
the north Ftst o rses, IL feet ab,ye tnt q "a ii
plane: At the &c, thefst ,osner Ia feet sbose ta
astua .ne; ~ tue SOU ht ast oosLtr, rs fsos
sb W tbs datum liane. And at th~ dsns est
corner, ix5 Ieet siove th8 ds un pun at tns
int ss-liSs Of Charity ssrsst q roaftn ctr u
the grade shall be, o.s tns wes . de u htriy
| 81 oct. iis let hb ..e .hs ds.un pan, aud Ga
| the s<st ssds Il sire !, u je sooss he
datum ,las, st pons ia ths Q snttT i.ne
.isy strees, go fees southe u isoat the n
b us,isrs o. Fourth It u tne grs n-l b a
feet ab.v tisd uaa pl-se, ~ r,vsas lie
ca, sf tina Il Char >trss !, Iees aa1the1,y y
" hs oo,th lou ~, Il III - 81. tie "a. 4
shali BE- All iese eDs,s sss stu A , psa t,hs
il.ss,ect ~ 4 G.,afts st.ses Win tn ~
bouudsty I III u street sr de -L..l, b /. On
| the wsst i o charity stsee 81. L ee sD q
the dsturp pane. aud W. ., tlsast orneI o.
Cnt ity street. sssi fi,h s,r,et he -r 30 snAl . 1
, ~ q ~ szt.blishel. s3sv let ssvvo he aatu 4
pl~se.
an p o,s IN ere tel ar hsrehy not'ae'l a.
their y 'tsvu any hsy nave. vi b H. 4
tbs ,ou .ci vi nia {. u .sys sitsf tao ts oi
TIE d Il piblic-ts u VI i,aCtl
~ o dor { the Sv.nc,l Vi iils efy Of Las Aa,
xsss st Ii mos if,g VI No,sin ,ci - -, ~ loo
( ". -. 10 I =. o.,
tlssk Of he Com oil o tue y "a l. .hyel r
ks Age %, Nossi.b r TIN A. 1883
AT ht
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
Proposals for the Grading and In,
provsment OF Mott a LEY.

Notice Is hereby given that sealed proposals.
viii b rscsissa by lns undsrsigbeo W 10 the
meeting u the Council Of the city f Los AIgths
VI November th, A v. SIS for tho grad n al d
pnp o. ensnt Of Mott sisy Ia see.,I.sl,e MA
IN. restlution u tEe Mayor and Lounil oi 1he
city of Los Angs es. ordsEing said & A.iis Z aud
isspros,mStt
.APprvvsd october svth, 1855. Resolution NJ.
1885,
Al proposals. offered shall be socompsnl,d b
check. payable 70 the yrd the ma ol oi "a
its of L angels. and eertiseL ~ = .sspoisil Q
o~nx, tn An amount u al lsss ss5.Ub.
The CounciI reserves the ixht tu elect ANY and
ell bius.
B, oIder Of the Coun.l Of the City Of L. - An.
e eos at ias aiees.hgoi N,veu,ber 8 4. y 1855
\. ". nODf NsU-s,
Clerk OF the council OF the LIty oI Lo, 1l1SA
Los Angeles, Nov ,en.bef 9TH. n ~ i.es.
h..r5 St
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
Notice to Creditors.
E..... Of Ny . ]. .al..h. dec. ass

Estate Of My : = 5ai''h, dec assl
Nctics Is hsfeby gwen Dy the uh ierslxrsi,
Adlnlnisti 4tr vi the estate VI h-rJ Lila sui Ia
deesssi, to Tie ors ,itrs oi anu ~ sohs IA.
ing clsills Against he de, easea, 1, sAlifHl
tnsm with tie be essay vOueiieis, ituui u
ulonths aItss ne hrsI Ju.,i On OI TIN, nst.
" the said 4inl.1l ira or al tue Co suy assess
o.. m N tiis l., a.s'i cotiy 4 i..s sns IL,
tn ,sli.g sls ? ace lo' th ia. .a,,t u .
tue su Ia o. s.-io ia L.,e 9 aa.ty -. l. :
ADg los. +" J. ssit fii
adln.i traitor Il the ct 80 Il afy I'LL, smith,
de essv1.
D.t AZ W hg lss. y We nbsf z6sh. 1885,,
Gar iHsr 8 ct pa-n on. alton y u s-sl s.
LSa.or u;s77 Nv
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
Notlce to Ccsdlrors.

Estate si Ia n-. 81. d~s SD.
Notics 10 nssssy gwen ~ tas sa sr, 8 ssi. es-
. ns NC ~ the sss D. tam sii-ss. essse- {.
:, IN fntVrs VI, a. -. Ssr~sns nav ~ csAias.
.gtsn sss s.sJ uveasssi. ID sxnis.t VI an ita
tie ..esasay vsus.s4s vi. hin . insss.i. Il ~
me IRA. publ, ss.on 1t lhs sot.ss !. Lss ..ia
sAs mof. att eVh-eyf HJssra q - oars. 70 N
). ale ,aock . AZ - les VI y. that vssilg "a z
taos e thu ia s>se't n VI ts.s p.tslA. pis
s.id VI a. N sae cod ., y " Los .ss a.
Va EstEs - ~.
= s1utsr Of the e t.Ls of K.l,-a Ss 1s<s. d.
esa ~
pstsi Al Los Angeles. November .7sh, iss.
n vzssv
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
Order to Show Cause
In the SUPERB or Gu Of the .oupty Il Los An
gelsy, State of California
In the mat.sr Of the estate and guardisnshipo
Henry d Aors an, mi,.or.
Order to show cause why Order tf Sale Of Re
Estate should not b. made

James c. HorVan. ths guardian Of the person
and es ate u Henry b. MorsAn, min.r, having
sale Of certain u the real estate Of seid ninor,
for The pirposss therein set forth. It i therefore
ortered BY the Judge of said Court that the feAt
OF kin and ali persons interested In the est.tt u
said minor, appsr before the sail supen court
On Monday, the 1ofh day Of Dec. niber, 1889 At
10 O'Clock in the forenoon Of sa;d day, attne court
room OF sad Superior ourt, at the ity { L :
A giles, In tho county Of Los Angeles 70 N "
cause Why an or sl should not b. granted TO to
si gu .rdisn TO sell mu. b . the .eii - 10 u
the IA mi .or 40 shah bs neossstr
And thai o,py Of this order he published st
at hrss -uocessive weeks 10 tine Los AH6eLEs
l,AILr HERALD, nswspsDtF printei anu pno
i.hsd In ssid o4ty and eoniY q LIZ Angeles
" u. n MAX
JUICE Of the superior Gonrs.
Dated Nov 9Th. .sss, no.iIti
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
Rates Of Pare lrolu Los Ang. les

Ss Plane oi steamers Cabins At Ageat ohict
here bertlls lia5 Oe secured
For Newport Landing, via Santa Cruz, etc.
iregnt steamers isA,e Francisco ABOUT ever,
two Weeks, AZ tlsis- serve On tine Newport bar.
The COMPANY rsssrs the riyht " change t,
stesnsers VI tiieiF laj- ~ >siiing
Sz5FOk PASSAGE Oh fkEIGHT AS ABOVE.
Oh toH tlUhErs 10 AMI FttUA
All Important Points in Europe
......APLLs rV....
Il. MCCLELLAN, Agent.
onos-N9 Commercial ST.. Los Angeles
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
Electro Magnetic
AND HYGIbNIC
r nj . TTTUTE X
ll9 South Main St,
Between Second ard h.rd Streets.

D. z. Kobbi.s, he es.ss.4led Austr ! sn Ller-
sFt III TIC iiS, 81, a. 50, vrsi .e.rs sA. ..vfl-
,ncs in the .ustr " ,.n es. -aa ffanc.sel,
Sat axe. itt, ens CT shu Sc {. al toahs f lEis
city, has, de iIsd " perm .aci.tll loc. ha,e,
whsre he fas orf rn d ils.sny ~osnis isl
cures vi hlus the ~la Vi nisie ns. Ills .Ossns
Az cro~dsi aaay with irUvnt. ANXIOUS y, gVt
the bansii Of his ,.oNvr 81 c-.iivu lneuf~bie
dis asses br. hab6ino J. p-lrghizea ty soiiis u
our leading citl1ens lie ai-o dissHiso, III 'elses
Without ex Ian ttaon froau be atlel.ts. Tree {
charge, aud has DC 81 W his In tituIe at Goussd,
crab ,pense with u Holman a f.lrs eic-
brated Eaectro-Tnsr peu'ie Dath, WI ch r.
noun 81 hy meet ,,al IL Lins 10 lie the X. est
d covsry ~ tnei VI erii tn, ., rls1
other ns.i csted baths, sith the latest ilnpi
msnts IN electrical instruments for aim iais.erins
Faxs1is. 0AlyAniss nd static electricity sra
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01

reipe Yorbs. the GU .rdisn Of tbs person and
eetate a mas Nofba, all inco pe,e g. having
Hlei his etition herein. prayhg ioi al or Or of
sale OF certain Il tine al sslats IL said inc mps
tent for the ,urp ses he Elm -et rth, it Is here
tate OF said inoom., mt. sppsir b-fore tho sad
hupeIior toua o.. AJisoay the l0-h dsy Of D.
cssnber, 1883 ~ 10 o'eock Ia Tie forenoo OF said
dsy, at the court room CT said slpsTiog ourt, It
the city OF Los Angeles N tbs cou ty Il Los An
grAntsd 4 the said Foipe Yorbs " ell nueh
the real sststs OF the sid incom stsnt ~ Vi al
be - - sry.
A, d that cory Of this order be publ.shed 1t
IAast tire sucs sssiss weeks /, he Les AEesLEs
DAnr BALD, = w-p per printed and pub
b hsl In sxi- city and county u Los Auzels
v. B. HOWARD,
]u igs Of the Superior Court
Dated Nov. Sth 1881 n,vIi I'd
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENT rs.
Notice to Creditors.

Estate Of Robert ow, n, d,ceAsel.
Notice u hereby Given by the undersigned Cd.
nlni'trstor O. the essts of hob.it Iwea, az
cla ms against the said deceased. 70 exhibit
l--m. with the NECESSARY vouchers, wlihin ur
u, 1rihs after the irst publication Of tls notice.
- tine ssia admin strstor at NJ z al. "a t,lo i,
o rnsr. Il I mpl3 ant s,.i K STE Il,
~ oi 20. Angeles, siifor in. the sane 10 ig
ths p'i's of tts Ut 81 i3ion Of the bi,i e Of
said II lts. la h. cvua.y Of Los ngss.
Vt. r. tUf.lK
administrator q b n owen. de- e,sel.
Dsiei ~ Les ~ yeier, Aos,m. e. II b, 1873.
n)vx9 fN
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
Dissolution of tarsnersnip.

Iba partnership De =. sxi ting b tw en
=. ryisa ia. si,an us' " lhs a. u D.ss "
). = oylva 10, was LIS is.a o. tls - d.y
u sovsurI 5y Iputs.a- coissss >. 7. -yiss shl
% set { uso4ss 1ua ~ sn4 - ths -ssts q L .
la. LEm.
J. sylvia.
ns.-AS a<AAA&slkAAk,
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
Assessment for Seysnlh-st. Sewer
No g.

Notice l. hereby 81 en that be asse sment roll
f1r ,lI1 "a ~, ~ uf the nstiuoti n OF toe
4 ubl SOW, 7 IA Nn aRi uesignstsd =. the Sss.
entb-str.,t sewer, No. j. Oh ne IN my office,
having beea 80 lilsi Nos einbsr ~ Ia, a. " 1888
sId sre in-nt so.i Is NOV opeB ser
tuOlc IL p4e i,a-
W. W. ROBINSON,
C'sik VI the CoInsil Of tas caty u s0s a n seles
LAos Angeles. November zosh, A. u. LssS a1l. 6
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
Notice of street Work.

Public notire is hersss gwen th.t the Council
q the city Of Los Angeles passed IN he 81 icy
Il Move rb Der. A. u. 1855, kesoiut.un of Ia en-.
t.on, which rsso.u' Ion approved on the 5
d., Of November. ISIS. pro, iding for the Grazing
d
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01

MARY Bills, the adm ,.is.Ixtrix OF tie estate Of
bar prxyink for an VI or III ssls o, certain of
the re Il esiste II s,iI &C O. I, I u tue purposes
tue ein sol e nth. IL Is he or ervi ., tao
Ju igs of ssi =. u I Il ali pos n inesre~tsdi
10 e-s ste Of s,id -css vi, aptea ostre tho said
su,s rior ourt NO .uay. The tn day oi De-
cember. i6s 10 n'el 90 10 the ,von II
sat. dsy, = the co1r Eour of id su y. nor
out. at the city VI Lo> Angeles, Ia he .ounsy
Of % ahgeie 70 Nv eau ~hy IN uruer
should OF te -rsDtei the n 4dilihistr. .trix
/, sal 0 mu tas a. Q tate Oh the said s.e-
% sed hal. be u cesssry.
Ann that copy a tais or,isr be published at
les,t four 81 sessi,e u, ek> In tile Los Aso1Ls
pAILY tkALD newspaper r,ass.i s.d p..b.
hsseo in SAD elty ana eCunty Of Los An -eles
v. T. How .kb
Jude of the superior cou T.
Dated Nov. sth lssS. aosli Vi
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01

Order to show cause Aby or or Of Sale Of Real
Estate snoud 20 be lnade-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01

In TIE matter q ths estate and guardianship oi
Tomas iOfsa, ino mpets.k
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
Main street.

At the exp ne Of the pro srty owners. AID
All parties 40 crested 4se rreo to s ID he Q u
ton .ntsi tiop. fle in the office he ( lek
u The ouncil for fur her partioui IT'S. copy
Of I'd reeoiusion may be found IN the OH u
tue SUI er ntsnoen, OF Stfeess-
EH BnlD
surern endelt OF S eets.
Los angeles No,. ., iSss nasli lst
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01

Cars 10 cobnelt via 80. mers fiom San Pedrt
lraye hs . 4. IL. H. d pot, LJs aLse.sr. 4t II
Y q Ca a ~. rai4rO .s. TIN
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
Order to Show Cause.

In the Superior c. 'Nrt g riie Q uniy oil Los An
seies, Sale exifsi MIA.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
NEW HawE AND EGuskkllD
Sewing Machines.

The best In the market. Have al thr ht,r'
iupeo' einents, -hd ab,,I ,.,srs are ei.rN.1ec
fice, s4J iuI eithei.
is. SI,1TTEa sE cs., AcEET,
Ne. Iii nokTH MAIN ST., Opposite U
nsssi ieIss
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01

The urlzaba and Ans,n call At Santa Barbsra
an Poit Al .ri"rd t5si i.u.s Obissr,l enly Tho
route ~ ana tIoiI san ranclscv.
lie Eureka aIa Lcs ailgeies call at sap
l'ued4s spyaS4 ss.Itt 6~fOira, JLyiot., Po 1
Hanprd. -, lioos, san SIMON. Aousofey aiid
santa I r'i2-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01

Order to Show Cause.
In the Superior Court Of tho county a Los An
geies. State Of California
In the matter Of tho estate Of Robsn Hlis. do
cexseN
Order 10 show cause Why order of Sale a Roa
Eststs shoula hot be maze
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01

steamer, Orizaba ami Ancon 20 through 10 AN
San useg ;, leaving Ssn feiro Oh Tho to u
their arfiVals iTOsu san Fran isoo.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01

oonso soura, ! eolNo .No~ra-
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-01
SOUTHERN ROUTES.

TIME TABLE, FOR noy-m stR.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-06-07
PEARLS OF THOUGHT.

The brave man carves out his own
fortune.
\ life spent worthily should be
measured by a nobler line-.by deeds,
not years.
He is most TO blame who breaks the
law--no matter under what provoca,
tion he act.
Nothing can constitute good breed
ing that has not good nature for its
foundation.
Men are sometimes accused of pride
merely because their accusers would be
proud themselves if they were in their
places.
BY rousing himself, by earnestness,
by restraint and control, the wise man
may make for himself an island which
no flood can overwhelm.
Some people are nothing but money,
Pfide and pleasure These three
things engross their thoughts, and
take up their whole soul.
Perseverance can sometimes equal
genius in its results. There are only
two creatures" says the eastern prov
erb, (which can surmount the pyra-
mids-the eagle and the snail"
The beginning of hardship is like
the first taste of bitter food-it seems
for a moment unbearable; yet, if there
is nothing else to satisfy our hunger,
we take another bite and find 1t posi-
bic to 60 on.
One ought to love society if he wish
es to enjoy solitude. 1t is social ma
ture that solitude works upon with the
most various power. If one is misan-
thropic, and betakes himself to lonei-
ness that he may get away from hate
full things, solitude is silent emptiness
to him.
Peace is better than joy. JOY is an
uneasy guest, and is always on tip-toe
to depart. 1t tries and wears us out,
and yet keeps us ever fearing that the
next moment it will be gone. Peace
Is not so. 1t comes more quietly, it
stays more contentedly, and it never
exhausts our strength, nor gives us one
anxious, forecasting thought.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-06-07
PUNGENT PARAGRAPHS.

The barber is a man of many
scrapes.
If love is blind, the girls go to
great deal of trouble in fixing up
their hair when they expect their
beauX.
Hens may be little backward on
eggs; but they never fail to come to
the scratch where flower-beds are con-
cerned
The doctor who says it is unhealthy
to sleep in feather is mistaken; look
at the spring chicken and see how
tough he is.
A fond father boasted that his son
would make great sculptor, because
he chisseled his playmates out of their
playthings.
A disappointed tradesman says he
wishes he was rumOr, because o
rumor soon gains currency, which he
is unable to do.
The condor of tie Andes is said to
kill its prey with its bill, and the high
toned milliners are trying the same
game on the married man.
DR.. Armitage says, MAN should
always be graceful" Did the doctor
ever have on a new suit and try to get
out of the way of watering-cartP
Guess not.
"Yes," she said TO the gorgeous
youth who was her devoted slave, 81
keep this gilded new five-cent piece in
my pocket, and 1 never see it without
thinking of you.
Doctor" asked z. of witty physi-
clan, "why do you and your brethren
never 90 to funerals?" Because
we should have the air of taking our
work home"
When you see man sit down in a
BARRIERS chair, pin the newspaper
around his neck and begin to read the
towel, you may put him down as
absent-minded.
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-06-07
Origin Of Thirteen at Table.

Says the Milwaukee EUeTling Wis
coflSin: There seems to be universal
and widespread superstition against
thirteen persons sitting down at table
together. Indeed, so prevalent and
strong is this feeling, that hostess a.
ranging for guests is sure to provide
against the contingency and eschew, il
possible, the fatal number. We have
known ladies to rise panic stricken
from a table where the number was
inadvertently discovered, and the omen
is popularly believed to denote either
trouble, sorrow or death. Few, if any,
seem to know the origin of this strange
and mystic superstition, which dates
far back to the earliest ages of Christi.
anity. When good King Arthur OF
Britain, founded his famous round la.
BILE, he secured the services of the en-.
chanter, Merlin, to devise and arrange
the seats. This famous sorcerer &C.
cordinglv arranged among others thir-
teen seats to represent the Apostles,
twelve for the faithful adherents Of
our Lord and the thirteenth for the
traitor Judas. The first were never
occupied save by knights distinguished
above all others for their valor and
prowess, and in the event of a death
occurring among them the seat re-
mained vacant until knight surpass-
ing in daring and heroic attainments his
predecessor should be deemed worthy
to fill the place. If an unworthy OF
effeminate knight laid claim to the
seat he was repealed by some secret or
hidden spell cast by the powerful ma
gician. The thirteenth seat was never
occupied save upon one occasion, as it
is said, by naughty and overbearing
Saracen knight, who, placing himself
in the fatal seat, was instantly reward
ed for his presumption by the earth
opening and swallowing him up. 1t
afterward bore the name of the "peril-
GUS seat" and among all the adventu-
rous knights of King Arthur's court
none were SO foolhardy as to risk their
lives on the enchanted spot. And now,
after 1900 years, the spell of the magi-
clan Merlin still survives, and in this
nineteenth century the thirteenth seat
at the table is as greatly dreaded as in
the days of the knights of the famous
round table
Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1883-06-07

Il will go wherever you wish,
Jerome" said the bride-elect in a sort
of innocent bewilderment.
Mr. Clay put her into little carriage
at the door, and drove her up the
mountain-side, through the huge,
stone gateway of White Castle, to the
velvet lawns in front of the colonnad
ed portico, where statues of Ceres and
ProSerpine stood in dazzling marble on
either side, and IN antique sun-dial
marked the golden footsteps of the
God of day.
Its IA beautiful placer said Aurilla,
looking admiringly around. But why
are we stopping here, Jerome?'
because, Aurilla," he answered,
quietly, lit is our home"
you mean to tell me, DEAR" cried
the delighted widow, that you've
been fortunate enough to receive the
agency? I thought Mr.. Wright"
Mr. Wright is the agent still" said
Clay. "What l mean, is that / have
bought White Castle and its grounds.
This fine old house is to be your home
henceforward, Aurilla."
But, Jerome, | thought you were
poor man."
Did l ever tell you so?" he laugh
ingly retorted. Did l ever tell any
one SO? If the good people of Elm
Mountain chose TO believe me a pauper.
is it fair to hold me responsible for
their rash conclusions? No, Aurilla!
In money / am rich--rich beyond my
widest aspirations. But when first
came to Elm Mountain, l believed my
self bankrupt, indeed, in the sweet
coin of love and human kindness
Sweetheart, it is not so with me now.
1t was your hand that unlocked the
gate of happiness to me! 1t shall be
your hand that is to reap the rich re-
ward"
He bent and kissed her forehead ten
derly.
But the children? 2" she cried.
"The children are with their mater
nal aunt, at the Windsor hotel, in New
York" he answered. THE boy is soon
to enter college, the girls are both en-
gagged to be married to southern gentle
men, and after brief visit here, will
return to New Orleans with their aunt.
Go, my da-ling y,o,,r te-adrI -UlIorouuo
was not required after ALL"
Aurilla sighed softly. She had
somehow longed for the touch of little
children's hands in her own, the sound
of small, shrill voices in her ear. But
she looked into Jerome's loving eyes,
and was satisfied. He loved her-was
not that enough?
And the three old maids are sharper,
more untidy and shrill-voiced than
ever since they have realized the fatal
mistake they made in rejecting the
overtures of their cousin Jerome.
And maneuvering, managing
creature is the tenderest appellation
they apply to Mrs. jerome Clay.
Things would have been so widely diff
ferent if they had only known!-,
HELEN Forrest GrdreS.