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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1884-04-26

feet The price paid for both these lots was 20
cents per foot.
MEXICAN PorsE
rather unique residence is being erected hv
Col David Ferguson at the corner OF 2ith and
NJ streets. lie has quarter of square, having
bought the old Reside place. The new house
viii re situated some distance back from the
street and as one of the workmen told a STAR
Reporter IT will be 10S feet long and 75 feet wide
il will be only two stories high, and will sur
round central court, and will be very faith
ful reproduction OF a Mexican house. The build
Ing Will be the largest ever erected for private
reSdcrce IN this city.
BUILDING NOTES.
warehouse. two stories high. is being erected
by M si!chael Gatti on b street, between 18th
AMI Eth, ~ "a cost Of 81 goo.
'ir thas. Lemon iserecting two brick dwell
ms Tor Major d. r. Heap, of the lighthouse
CCSEa. on Rhode Island avenue. between 10th
alu I'ta streets They will be three stories and
easement high, and will cost $4,000
Nr- "eo w Banyille is building a two-story
1iiol, aAu u"eiilng on 49, street, between ID and
j., at a cost OF $1,000
IN t%"-story dwellings, are being built by
w L Johnson on Z street between North Can.
fol street AID New Jersey ayennn ar a cost IF
1850 "'eAue' d. eos' VI
Ar- Charles SciIn cider is erecting a three
htiy residence on street, between 9Th and 9Th.
n . cost OF S3,700 1''' '''" Jill
r&Ienhowcr / son are erac.,,,. o,...
story reimbursement houses On c Street north
east, oetEecn 9Th and 9Th. at cost Of siS COO
'hLfreI7ISt =. dwellings are
between 18th ard l4th. at a cost Of 50 eoS
ene residence is being erected by DR. "
Fea 70. Den. en- 18th street. between X and n 7
g. = cesT OF 5000. ~ a." LIZ
-.eiatcsh ard Boston are erecting seven honsa.
OF t"freC1t Gyca3r, between and Y streets
- Cest II .05Cr 'ieo'S'
i a-sise IS being tu.!t Or street be,wee.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-08
of sxtv DAYS at present.

OF sixty days as at present.
Fourth That in yisw of the fact that neces-
sary constitutional reform can be accom-
plished by amendments TO the state constr
tuition as speedily and as effectively as by
revision OF that instrument by Con stlth-
tioual Conventions doubtful experiment
under the most favorable circumstances-we
hereby recommend the voters Of the State 10
vote at the next general election against call
ing Constitutional Convention.
Resolved That IN the mining. manuiactur-
ing, agricultural and grazing interests OF TINS
State lie the clements of life and prosperity
We therefore Piled e the Republican party OF
this State to legislation tending to the foster
ing and advancement of these interests.
Resolved, That we with pride point 10 the
Administration of President Arthur as a
model for the future conduct of this Republic
ana we congratulate the Nation upon the
eminently successful services rendered by
him rs President OF these United >taies.
Resolved, That as citizens OF the staie OF
Nevada we are proud of the record made by
Senator j. Z. Jones in the halls OF the Ma
tional Legislature. and as Republicans we
congrat u late ourselves and our party IN nav
ing man al the head OF the party IN TINS
State whose private lite is irreprohchaole
whose pubic life is stainless, whose abilliy Is
universally recognized and whose position
among the leaders of the Republican party in
the Nation and in the Senate of the United
States is such rs to give any resident OF
Nevada Just cause for pride.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-08

to the end that The dangers to FREQ In,
lions which iurk in he power of ohici.i a
ronage may be wisely and ffectiyely Az, :
The public lands are a heritage OF tbe - -.
pie OF the United States, and should pee-
served, as far as possible for small ho,SS 70
by actual settlers. We are opposed Nv nss
acquisition of large tracts of these Ian5 tns
corporations or individuals, especially ~ "
such holdings are in the hands Of nnn' uete
dent aliens. and we will endeavor 10 nh,asE
sueh lrslsiaii"a ~ VIII correct this evil "
drulghc oi CO - 49, DIR SPEEDY t.rt..st. =
all land grghtA wien have lansa5
OF non-conlp ilance with thc acts OF iicn4f
ton, in all eases where there has hea -. -.
attempt IN GOOD faith to perform the cond'
tions of such grants Sonu'
We denounce the fraud and yiolepco -
ticed by the Democratic party in the sontba"'
States by which the will OF the voter H. a.
feated, as dangerous to the preservation q,
our free institutions, and we soemnly arra,n VI
the Democratic party as being the ,,nif,u
recipient of the fruits Of snch fraud ana w
lence. We extend 10 the kepubli,an, If ~.
South. regardless of their former oarty as sne
ations, our cordial sympathy and pledge ~
them our most earnest efforts to promiss TN
passage OF such legislation as Will secure nc nc
every citizen of whatever race or color ths MI
and complete recognition. Possession and Az,
ercises OF VII his civil and political rich,s Ca
appointment. by tn" President to ofnres IN
tu- ifVEltottts sii""id ~ hiaur from the bonn
fide CT zrns and residents OF the Icfritnria.
wherein they are TO serve.
The grateful thanks Of the American neonlA
are due To the Union soldiers and sailorS ~
The late war. and the Republican party stands
pledged to provide suitable pensions for ali
who were disabled and for tie widows and
orphans Of thase who died in the war The
Icpuocaa psrtF ain plsdy(s itva 10 n,
repeal OF the limitation contained n ibe
Arrears OF Pensions Act of 1879. 81 that ali
invalid SOLDIERS shall share alike, and Their
pensions begin within the date of disabilitv
or discharge, and not with the date of III.
application.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-08
COUNTY CENTRAL COMMITTEE

Aurora-C. Novacovich,
Sw etwater and am eridge-H. Williams.
Coryvile-T. ] Murphy.
Hawthorne and EcKenzieville-J M.
Campbell T. ii. Wells, A. w. c ecker, H..
Tuttic.
Garfield, Lunng and Soda Springs-B. w.
McClane.
Belleville and Teels Nsrsh-John Goodwin.
C ndelaria James Cross. w. n. Shoekley.
Columbus, Fish Lake Valley and Furnace
Canon K. Trude.
Aida Valley, Silver Peak AID Gold Mount
ain-W. J. Brown.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-08
BorlcE OF FORFEITURE.
HAWTHORNE, EsMERALDA COUNTY,
STATE OF NEVADA.

STATE OF NEVADA,
September p, ISL :, w
ITO r. ABRAHAM-HO AXE iIbI.Dpi
notiiied that we, the undersigned and
our predecessors in interest, expehueu s.s
hundred dollars in labor and Improvements
upon each of the following named lnliaa ~
claims. situated IN CARTE Id Mining Dislre',,m
said county. to witt The "Lutlle b,".hs
clam. the lien" mining clam ana sne
delaware No. 3" mining claim, the cay IA
pendiurr having been made in order 10 NUN so,u
i'd premises under the provisions OF St s;sOS
1924 of the Revised Statutes OF me i n'sb
States. being the amount required to hola .,o1
sam for the year nd,ng crmoer OF l'
and If. within ninety days after TINS ho. l,,t,
publication. you fail or re use to eo'l''iV "a.
your proportion Of such expenditure az III
owner your interest in said claims a n
become the property of the subscribers uHD'
said Section 2,32i 70
S. A. KNAPP, JR"
Il. j. LAWS,
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-08
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.
Assemblynsn,
Il. MARDEN,
OF Aurora,
A. G. McAFEE,
of Fish Lake Valley.
Sheriff,
E. B. CU-HMAN,
OfCandelaria.
County Clerk.
GEORGE j. GARRISON,
OF Candelsria.
Recorder,
F. II. RICE,
OF Soda Springs.
Assessor,
JERRY QUINN,
Candelaria.
Treasurer,
]. B. HISKEY,
or Aurora.
District Attorney,
PATSY NJ. BOWLER,
OF Hawthorne.
Superintendent Of Schools,
IRA p. HALE,
OF Aurora.
Long Term Commissioner,
J. w. HOGAN,
OF Hawthorne.
Short Term Commissioner
J. l. WILSON,
or Pine Grove.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1884-10-08
REcisTE&Tl9el NOTICE.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the time for The rs'yi~isatipn Vi ths
names Of the qualified electors i'll kiee,iop
District No. Eighteen as, OF Township No.
Twenty (20), prior TO the General Election 10
be held on the fourth day OF Noycmbrr 4. b.
1884. for the County of Esmeralda State Of
Nevada, will expire AT 4 O'Clock p. NJ. on the
Twentieth Day OF October. A. ID. 1854
Naturalized citizens will be required to
produce their papers at the time they present
themselves for registration.
|. n. RWFLL.
Registry Agent in and for said Election Dis.
trict
Hawthorne, September IS. 1884.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1884-02-15

1T eigentli6 af6grau, nit roIafarbigen
Sbren unb li6ten 6leden an @ifel,
Gopf unb ben G6ultern. IS 1T FPS
Meter bod uno dnBerf gutmiltbig.
3pei 8trmeien, tpel6e es g0ttliD bers
ebren unb ibm fnieeno bas 5utfer bers
abrei6en. Iinb Inn CUR geOiennng bei=
gegeben. SIN nebrigen ldBt 8arnum
in Sen enropdii6en 3eitnngeu mod fol-
genbe- @ei9i9ten iiber bds pbeilige
Sbier" beri1ten. Sn bem bonn SDnige
5bibau untersei9neten Gaafbertrage TT
uusbriidli9 ausbeoungeit, bab voer
rei6e Weann, Der ben Glepbanten erz
tparb, iid berpfli6tet, i1n gu lieben, ibm
6as 2ebett angenebm sit MAIDEN uno ibn
bot Glenb gu beipabreft. 3ipei buooz
biitii1e prielfer ftno bon Stem Oorf auf
6em 9antpfer Nlasfa utlterwegs, UNI
Die religiDien Geremonien porsnnebmen,
tueldbe Bel bem tsintritt bes gebeiligtell
Sbieres in bas u2anb Der Seioen" fiir
notbpenbig eraGtet unb Dertragsn1dBig
ausbebungem tpur0en, llnl Das GDnigs
reid 8irlna bpr llnalGd Su bemabren.
8efanntlid ipurbe eii anberer tpeiBer
elephant, ben 8arnum Dor neun Moz
naten ertparb, bon einen, religi0Fen
sSanatifer Ill 5inaapDre pergiftet.
Dung @olung1n !pie Der neue anfomnlz
linq beibt, tpurbe barun, nit grDbter
8orli6t bur9 ftrategiibe 9ta6tlndrl6e
100 Gilometer melt BON Wanbala ra9
Wsulmein getriebeu unb bort auf einem
beionbern Dampfer ma6 &angun ein=
qefchifft.
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- Inter 0en r6oIsDamea" in
Mafbington 1T Elm beitiser 5treit iiber
6ie bo6ni1tige 5rnge elltbrannt, oh
Die @attinnen ber gllnp bfsr, Dber
bie Der inetszzWdfglieoer ober bic
@afft1Ebes 5pre6er's bes Dailfes ben
goltfitt Bel s5ffentlidbem @mpfdngen,
Diners &c. babelt u1lb sDeI6e BON ibnen
bic GDlle ber first Lady of the land !.
ipielen ion. gss 1T barob f6ott gu
i9arfen Geibereieil gefommen unb Der
prdfi6ent iit ob bes tpelterl9iitternben
@treites in GROCER 8erlegenbeit. Dsnn
tpie er Die Streitfrage aud enti9eiben
mag, fe fam er nit 8eftimmtbeit oaz
rai1f re1nel1 baB ct Die cine o0er bic
anbere Seite bor ben Gopf it0Bt. Wdre
er ni1t Mitttper utib lebte feline Gattin
nod, 10 mare i'm Der gan5e Srouble
erlpart geblieben, benn bann tDdre
bieIe felb1fberftdnbli1 bte first Laby
Of the land" bie erite 9ame bes 2anz
bes. Die 9auptfrafeblerinnen finb
bic Satin bes Staatsieeretdrs Jrelingz'
buDien unb Die bes &i6ters Msiller, eines
Mtgliebes oes Gberbunbesgeri9ts. Ser
prdlioent iollte beioe als Strafe fiir ben
5rouble, BEN tie inn bur9 tbre NDrgez
leien bereiten, in Ilngnabe falen lailen
unb bann ben @tiquettezanoten bur9
'einen Ma1tIpru6, tueI6er Die bo1pi6=
tige Grage entgilttg entl9eloet, ftbnlt6
our1bauem.
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ginIdreiten nur cine pHi6t, mel6e
inn offenbar Iebr ldfig mar; Elm S1s
terelIe an ber Sade felbit nabn er
bur9aus ni6t.
Du BAIT @e9t iaste paul enolid
mil elmer SelbItiibertpinbung, Die ihm
fc5mer genug tpuroe. Sd bin lei9t-
}inniq gemeien unb unOanfbar gegen
Sid, benz i'd 10 gieles banfe, aber Su
barfif es mir glauben = bier f6lug er
bic blauen augen bou unb offell gu oen
ssreiberrn ailf - i1 babe 6as oft genng
felbn gefibIt llno mebr als einmal per@
fu1t, mid Ios5ureiBen, aber =
Define iogenannten Jreunbe baben
bas nicbt 3ugegeben, ergdnste Weroen=
fels. Sd tpelB es. Da NOR bon Nlz
lem elm sepiiier Bernardo, Der Did gu
al beat Sborbeifen berleitet bat.
9llio au6 6aB meibt Du9 rief ganl
auf's S66lie betroffen. Sd abnte
ni6t baB Du 10 senau iiber melne oor=
tigen 8efannti1aften Drientirt bilt.
Ser ssreiberr lieB bic lebte gemerfung
unerOrtert; er fubr nit berfelben fiib=
len @elafenbeit fort:
gs par notbpenbig, Sid aus bieien
l1mgebungen gu entfernen; besbalb
rief i'd Sid 5uriid. Sd boffe uno err
tparte, bab iene 8e3iebungen niht tpiez
Der aufgenommeit iperben; aber uln
Sid gans babon 5u lofen, niihen Sels
No oS)fttnoIeoopheite,t nnlfffXuAin nprpnpIf
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Sci g. @tern, 24S Commerce
}traBe fann eit Sober feline ubr mad
Gonnenbepba6tung uttentgeltlif ges
felt unb regulirt babeit. H,9,t6Mt
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Ser heilnaefehrte 9bnifeus. glu

Oel yCtAtSSlSDitS ~~Vvl1SN1s $tH~'
ber Gegeno bon 2afapette in Snoiana
perl6panb i'm Sabre 1867 ben Sarmer
Sobn Gap. St reiite banlals nit Ell
fler 2aoung gieb gum gerfauf na6
@bicago unb man nahm an, baB er err
inorbet tpprbenIei. gta6 mebrerenSab<
rem tuurbe iein niGt unbetrd6tli6er
Belib pom Mailerri6ter unter Die @r=
ben pertbeilt feline Grau beiratbete
tuieber, feline 6arm tpurDe orbnungsge=
mdB perfauft, unb ieBt fommt plDBli6
Der alte Gap tpieber llnb berlangt fein
Gigentbnnt 5uriid. Ser CUTE Mann bat
}i9 II Sabre lang in Seras unb Stem
Merieo berumgetrieben. 9ie Reuregu=
Iirung Der &ap'iden 5alnilien= unb
8erlnogensberbaltniiie miro ni6t obne
pro3elle abaeben, Sumal aud leiue Sim
Der, bic ldngit ertpa1len unb gum She'll
berbeiratbet iinb, ibren 9lntbeil a1 BET
grbfdaft aigetreten baben.
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The Housewife.

Elm einbeilnif6es SDurnal fiir ben alnee
rifanil9en 9ausbalt, tuirb auf Elm Sabr
frei an iebe Dame berfanbt, bic alif ein=
NAL bic Malnen unb 4breiien BON 10
,Der6eiratbetenD Damen ober9ausbdlterim=
nen neblt "a Gents in 2 Sent Stamps
fir Bortoseinf6idt, ..gs ii1, bas bette
6amilienblatt In ben Ser. fStaaten,
linp bieie SfferteNpirb nur gstladt, .um
Namen su' erbalten, an ipel6e mir prez
benumnItrn fenDen f6itnet1, 0enn mir
tpil5en, baB iebe Dame, bic The
Housewife iiebt, barauf abonnirt.
preis 81 bas Sar. Mtan fenbe beute,
nm bic nd6ife Nummer sll erbalten.
A6reife:
The Housewife, Rochester, N. Y.
1,2; tum1M
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-3umgmpfamge pongarnum's mel

-3umgmpfamge bon8arnum's 8 peis
Bem glepanten, Der neuli6, uie bereits
beri1tet, aus &angun in 2ioerpool ans
gefomnien 1T, batten fi6 auBer bem
Yertreter 8arnlilns Der Director oes
5oplogiiden @artens in 2onbon, Der
3oDloge Segetmeier, iopie 8eri6ters
ffatter un1 3ei1ner rnebrerer 3eitungen
eingefunben. 9as nbeilige S5ier"
obtDobl Elm 0tpeiBer" elephant genannt,
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Housewife o iiehf. 6ararf abont1irt,
g3reis Al bos Sor g)fon ienbe feute
I'M m Sic nad1ffe Summer at erhaIfen.
g(breiTe. :
Tie Housewife. Rochester, N. Y.
| / 8. funn1g)}
yon Der gegsntpdrti9en pol!tli6en
Weltlage ellftDirft cine 3eitnngstimme
aus Berlin folgenoe feinesnegs febr be-
rubi9enbe ul0 trBitlibe Shiloerui1g:
c@s 1T nibt 5u lenglten, Dab oer pos
litif1e 0ori5ont nidt frei bon fogenanf=
ten bunfeIn Puneten lit. Die Rriiis In
5panieil muB f6on um beBbalb 8ez
f0rgniRe einfl6ben, neil bic fran50lif6e
prelie gar fein 9ebl baraus madt, baB
bic fran30Fifden @pmpatbieen auf Seiz
ten 0erienigen glemente ifeben, lpel6e
bic 0ffentli9e &ube in Spanien bebrDz
ben. Die MngeIegenbeiten In MegDpten
n1iiiien Der engtif9en &egierung f6mere
Sorgen MAIDEN; aber bic greieniiie,
Die lid) bort abipielen, iinb tpobl geeigs
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Der srcbe
9(erDen- n-Be5lpinger

gs berubist nnb crquidt ben sfranfen nidt
bur@ Die Ginfiibrung bon Spiaten uno anbern
oraffiI1en @lebifamenten, fonbern our9 Die
8eforberuns Der gbdtisfeit oeS Maseno nnb
Merbenibiten,s, iuel1e bas @ebirn bon ben f6ab<
Iiden @infliiiien befreien, auf bcren llria9cu
mir uns oben be5osen.
Sur @eiitlide, abbofaten, stteraten, Saul
leute, 8antiers, Oamen iinO slae, beren fisenoe
9ebenspeiie gferbenIablnuns unb llnorbnung
feS 8lutes, bes @lasens, Der @in9epeioe nno
giieren eraeugt ODER fir alle, Die zines nerbell.
Samarttan Merbine unldasbar. Sai-
ienbe erfldren alS has munoerbollfte belebenbe
Mtittel, bas ban finfenDe Sbi1eni fraftigt.
$3.50. Gu faiifen bel allen apotbefern.
Dr. g. q. &i1monb Web. 60, ct
Solepb, $40.
soro. stOutenbursb & Co., asentsn, ebieaso,
S1S.@
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patiagss u svat
Sffiee. Zone STIR @reipins So.
Rspraisni;rt elosS, Sninals, asAite Star'
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Ispse usbmsn ginsailiruassn uuo gussa9ian-
osu Neu GSslbsrn in ben Ser. @taatssi liae
~" y 80 - sl.5f.. 1leeafel ard a,if Weip.
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Sic beaniprudeu su biel fir g mar itan
@erbine" faate Elm 3peifler pgSie fann
eine einaise Mebisin elm Seifmittel fein fiir
gpiltpiis, ghspepiie, AlcctoIismna,
Spium= gGeii @seunatlamus, Sumen,
fdwdae uuo fiinfsis unbere aran!teten2"
gSir erfarcn es fir cin Seilmittel, einfad, neil
oae &rantbeiten aus Dem Slut entiteben. Sci,
ne rerbeni itdrfenben, iuieber beritellenben unb
abfI6renben Gigenidaften erfiillen ale 8ebins
eunsen, bic Inn suseI6rieben weroer. @S 1T
in bet peiten @elt befannt als
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Gfballnt lln0 frl6f.
a,O,. g. sserner.
fGprtfesnna.l

(}prtfesuns.)
gs mar, als ppqe Der Berg nit fei=
nen eiligen Mdrben Die Ntenf6enmob=
uung erbriiden, bic fi6 Bis in fein 8e=
biet binaufgepagt bate.
Wir tperben Gturm befommen, iagte
Mer6enfels, bort binauf tueiieno. Wentl
bic GeiiteripiBe iid 10 nabe seigt. mill
len mir i'm ifets ertDarterl.
ST bas Der Gtlirmpropbet Der Sc
gerb2 fraste Paul. ST bat allerbings
ftiuas Wei(terbaftes. Wiir tp1re es un>
beimIi1, tpenn i1 INNER biefe farre
iueiBe Man6 bor Qlugett bdtte.
Mtir lit iie pertraut, f9on feit Sab
rem! SD unb bic @eiiferfpibe, mir fem
nen eiuan6er-llllr 5li gut!
Sic Worte ipoaten ani6einen0 gar
ni9ts Beionbers fagen; benno6 fiel
ibr alang bem iiingen Wtanne auf,
eben}o mie Der Mnsbrud in benl @eiidt
jeines Gnfels. Gr bate bic &egungs=
lofigfeit bieier 3iige aufan8s fur rltbigen
graf gebdlten, nber es mar etpas Mns
beres. Mlmdbli1 trat iialHer beutli9er
cine Gtdrrbeit un6 2eblofgfeit berDor,
bic ettDos unbeinli1es bate. Sebe
leibeni1aftIi6e gmpfin0uns, iebe Darz
me rileni1li1e &egung fdien barin be-
grabet su fein, uno Der Slid, tuelder
unper,uat6t an ienem S1neegipfel
bling, mar tuobl trdunerifd, aber aud
IN ibM lag 6ieielbe to0te Hube.
Der Greiberr iGleH ben beoba9tens
1tn yIid 3u ipilren; oenH er tpanOte
ii@ pl0blih UNI un0 tragte.
aBis gefdut Dir ole Mnslt9ts
Yanl 36gerte mt Der sMntrDort.
Du permagH ibr tpobl feli1eH Wes
f9mad ab5ugeiDtnneus s~vr;r.--s..
QBefl plfeg iesn iol- ilell! eats.
eesnete Der tIflge MaHil. sic y r.
u1eHDllD grDBartIg nlt0 mag auU sieI,
uen mdhtigen @ei5 ausiiben ~ allf
Stinoen. gDenu i9 aber oerlirtgslit
ndre, Gag filr lag INNER allr li olele
Jslien6os 5ua a9alell, 70 + lp!lroe tcl { loon
70 Der eriteH WDwe SelDltn1orp8eoans
ten begen Hn0 iil Der atuelten Dlnunfer=
lfllr5en Ill Das erlie Delie Dorl, unl ilur
lpleoer MienIqen ill leDen uno 5u Ilg,
len, bdB id nidt allein auf Der Welt
bin. !
Das more allerolil9s pas SglusrHe
flr Did, iaste 6er 6reiberr nit leiiem
Spot. SO uiirbe eB ertragen.
Ct trat tuieber in 6as 3immer 5iirud
unb CAB PAUL einen Wipf ibm 5l folzg
gen.
BermutbeHDu ni6t, iuesbalb i'd Did
n09 DeutF6lan0 3uriid rief2 fragte Ct
bQitn, feinerl friibereti Mab ipieber eillz
nebmeiIb. ~
Rein aber i@ geIfebe often, 6aB es
mid iiberraIdte. 9u bottef bisher
ME ben Muni9, mid 81 iebeIl.
So batte ibn aud ieBt nibt, aber es
mar bod ipobl nOtbiuenbig, bob Sein
a(ufenfb0lt in Stalief Elm gnoe nabm.
Bie9ei9t fiibIft Du 6as felbit.
}0ll fdb hetreteiI auf.
Or Dnfel fonnte bod unmOgli1
eilpa8 Mn6eres boH bielem italienif6er
aiulentbalt tpiiIen, als mas bic Driefe
Sci. .iungen M0nnes inn babOn berid=
Il.
sesd,2 fragile er ungeipiB, ipie meinif
Nli0os?
Du tpeiBt, iA babe bic gDrnluilbz
n = fI ftr-., IN Il n is <...~ No<x4 Q3ot.o,4
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E.yEs.DaOpPlNG MIA,srEx.
IArkansaw Traveller. !

''No more preaching for me, said
Young circuit rider, who had started
out with bright prospects and two pairs
of home knit sOcas. Il didlt MUD
persuading people to lead better lives,
but the fact IS. the walls were too thll
where | boarded. / could lie III my
room and hear everything that was said
in the adjoining room. l didn't like
this. | don't like to be an caves drop
per. The other night l was lying IN
my room, not trying to listen, but l
couldn't help but hear. That's a tine
preacher, said the old man. Got a
mouth like stoye.do)r. Got devil.
ish site more appetite than religion.
Did you see him maze pass AT tHat
shoat? Wonder the hogs don't iueal
when he comes around. You on. .ht.
eaet talk about hini that way, repi ed
the old lady, 'tur mes dOIu' the BEST he
kin. don't like it, though, the way
he dove into that butter. Now, ne
oughter know how scarce butter Is;
do believe he could eat two pound at
one settin. Dd you notice tonight
when he got down to pray? Had his
eye ON that basket Of ai1s all the time.
My stars, If that's the kind Of preachers
they are going 10 send out, we'd as
well open the smokehOuse aud be done
with it. That lriler's hungry all the
time, and besides that, he can't preach.
Talks like his mouths full of mush.
He'll never be a success in callin'
mourners. Make a better hand at
calm hogs Every night | was com
PEELED to near such remarks. until de.
cided that my appetite was trihe too
strong for one following a meek and
lowly calling"
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The reasons for Hindoo loyalty to the

The reasons for Hindoo loyalty to the
British Government, as naively set
forth by native journal, explaining
why English is to be preferred to Rus
sian rule. resemble very much those
given by Commodore Vanderbilt for pre-.
ferring candidates for conduotorships
who had already diamond pin and a
gold watch and chain: when the
English came they plundered; now they
are satiated. II Russians come, they
must come hungry. We prefer boa
which is satiated TO a hungry black
snake, though the boa may be larger. "
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which are large and well ventilated, and which
cannot be surpassed for comfort In any place
In Eastern Nesads MKs. u. r. CROOK.
Winnemueca, December 20, 1888. II
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Elegant Rooms.

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and persons desirous OF securing SLEEPING
APARTMENTS can find at the CAPrrAL
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Operative and msc,anicai Den,iNry.

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Gan FFancisco, is now associated with DIR. }. J.
MOORE. All parties requiring ARTIFICIAL
TEsru, or who have ill-ht'ing plates, can have
teeth made Ia the most approved style, aud
satisfaction guaranteed, by calling upon the
Doctors, al the Lafaye te Hotel.
Niunemucca, Nov. II, 1854. II
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$50 REWARD.
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that my wife, POLLY
v. wESTERFiELD, has, without cause or
provoeation. voluntarily left my bed and board,
aud hereby notify all persons tn u will not
Dc responsible for any debts by her contracted
from this time b. wESTERFIELD.
Dated at Canyon City, Oregon, December 5th,
1854. dl3-6w
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