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The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-24

The Salt Lake newspapers, with the exception of the Tribune" claim that lowering of the American flag to half mast on Independence Day was simply an expression of grief at "the base uses to which it was put" ard was not intended to insult the banner. The public else where find some difficulty in perceiving .tis nice distinction. It is not an agreed b!e thing to sec community that has no other cause of complaint than the refusal of the Government to countenance po- iygAmy taking such liberties with the national ensign.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-24
Notice of Publication.
LAND UFFIcE AT PEEsCoTT, AarzoNA,

May 2eth, 1885. !, Eo.ice Is hereby given that tue foIoviu- nsras; settler has nled n1as of his intention rhe AIzi proof in support of his claim. and th.c sai: I-ocf viii b. r1sie be.ore fle Register and 5.ecC4Ee- 1! the Tinted States Land oftice as F-esco.r Ar1zlz. g -ih isy of July. iSss viz JaIaes | izy. of Tres colt. Ysvap.i County, Arizcna Territory. fer h- Eornestea! Ent-T, No. tes for the fractional north n. of Section o five t5; iS To=IlsrP Nc thi. teen tisi north. of RAure c. 'wO .2j vest
 He asfres the fo.,ou.ii S1;-cSse= Q prove hs cer t,nuous rssiience r-Ol, aLl c--iiv.; ion o:, s.i4 lz-.G viE: Eura Tirahes. John E--4a' Ja;les i.pl- las a-.i Tho.s-tsor a'Yet.-aH of Prescott. Yav.T.i
 1Towis WING. Re,;s:r-.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-24

Le Eichsrs Goi.eD falssn No rrrcs chaucers, s.rs and seroIe stages; sores the legs and body, sh- aEtic ca.Trn, iezeEs.d ssap and el rsinxry form of the disease. Prie>, 4s per bossls- Le focnsd- Golden Rxisan No. curss terftary, ner cS-is syrsn-se fheGr Afisr paans in tbe 1oneD, u1 csr sni tsso~ rzs6, suapH etc. and ersA. tsstos al dssSse from the system, vhefhef csuse6 b5 hsdt-eat-cen. CT ab-sc Q. Ine--ry, leaving tk hlcoe rare and 5esltky- Price. $s per kosfle. te bacsa1s Golden spanish Anidote for she cuxU of sonorrhoes, sicet. etc. Price, a Q per botslc. se Iica-as Golden Spanish Tr irtsVr wash for cue sfe strictnree, dsfesse of the 1rv-ha, and bis der. s.c. Prise sf En ps. bottle. '- L. Iachsas Goide, cisu u4rt for the erec9ive hssn0 ct sytiftie seres snd srurops PI,c., q psx bceil A-so agsr's Ter Lelkichsns Golden f1ls, fer 1eaR. nes loss of psys3csi rovers, and s1 diseases asis ins frsSa abuse and exccss over voTk. Pf1cs, n per 5ox-
 Bent every y.he-e. c. O. p.,s rely packed. rer sx yress.
 C. 2. RICHARDS & ce. ,Agens, l27 and 4oe SansoEne St, corner of Clay
 San Erancisco. Gala.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-24

DR. LrEEIss IsvESoR yoR, No. is the cnly fog PKosr .roRRHsa. By RsAysosp Is rcsscr> q and the hand of tine r-sTsd back from age youth. i<@
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-24

The finest toi.:c for nervous, people
 Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, which insures perfect digestin,i and assimilation, and the active perforr .Ioe Of their functions by the liver and bo".is. As the system acquircs tcne throuoh iae influence of this benign rles.ieine, the ner=es grow stronger and mcre tranquil, headaches cease, and that namelesz anxiety which is the psculiarity of the dyspe2tic, gives way to cheerfuliness. To establish health on sure foundation, use the peerless invigoraut. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally
The weekly Arizona miner., 1885-07-24
sI5O REWARD.

Bv resolution, unanimously Ao5ted, ai the i.., meeting of its Executive Commit ice. The Yarapai sa:. srowers A:socia ion hereby offer stanaing reward oi
 One Hundred and Fifty Doiisrs for information leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons guAty of stes,ing cattle or h.rses belongng 70 any member of the Association, or for iniorma, :, tion leading to the arres. and convicfien of any person or persons guilty of marking. branding or maliciously killing live stock belonging to any u,ember of the Assoc,at'on- W. E. HAZELTINE,
 Secretary.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

. 49, esalsiasls densall5 f,F tie ~erk 4
Aneriean artisf-. Il . begaGnins g.
d.ssu lDOa tie AInerk-sa minst that ne
fsef ~ slAn's bei1S bosn ga Anssrlean
ssI doesn't deprive him ~ he natarai
capacity b. be- q paiiatsr. fst. Judging
from the hrtls atteHtICm zhien las peen
gaid - tie me eolleerioB q examples ss
As.8ssleas4 81 zaiel h4s basa IA szAlb1-
tan .n tnis -lly iof seek " t~o, = must
be regretted that TIE isiea appears - have
a. "a buE sh InsiiHsrsns se4solae II
Grand hapaes- AHlssleans need more
rssreaEaons of fehnlas eEaaEsetsf The
alssn are too fasieh baus1 n business aid
tae women engaged 30 mach sith tile
worrying and 'searyiHg demands Of soei-
ety. The ane arts afford silch recreation
and American ART i entitled 70 al least d
position u the patronage " Americans
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

New York sun Allen g. Thurman Tor
Governor " Ohio les that Is a whole
some sound
Boston HsralI The Independents
all not promise % vote the Democratic
ticket next year Or IN l,>S.
Philadelphia Rec0r,i From all reports
General 6rast r. a. likely e. die u old
age a5 ~ sDithsliofaa We thank thee,
ohrsliy for rsaehing as that word
Syracuse Standard This uailing ioE
news from Peadjeh Feinib,ls one of the
progress Of that boat ap the 81. John &
uger IN 1915 when they we're fixing up
the returns
Indianapolis .Jour1sal. IL Mr.. Gar
lands position Do correct then the third
section Of the fourteenth amendr .ent II
absolutely Imperative upon anybody ex-
cept Jefferson Davis.
Brooklyn Eaqle. Conklings scorn Is
superb, bat when be tries Il on Ben But
Ter Il produces abOut as much effect as II
would 20 break vinegar cruet over the
back Of rhin0cerOs.
Boston Hgrald We fear that Mr.
Manning - rather more Of politician
than has colleagues. bat be ought 10 be
smart enough 10 know that bad appoint
ulsnts weaken the party.
st. Paul Pioneer Press: BY the Re
publleans. the don. John A. kasson, the
Hon. Wuham Larrabee,the Hon. j. A. L
Hull. tho Hon. W T. Wolf, and the Hon.
Hiram Price have been uamed as candi
late for Governor OF Iowa
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
The SOLD WESTERN POET.

I'm q bold Western poet, Just hear ms bazoO,
A rip-rtarinsg hyner froaI Kalamazoo;
1 -iing al the slang from UshaoSb 10 lazuo.
I'm a corxef and don sou forget IL.
sing of Fl Nah,li and relel half breeds;
iraint rhe town red with prii-e Of their deeds;
With the hlOod 0f their victims | write all my
iscrsetts.
It.. ucne If your BIZ how get It.
vs. q Wa q blizzard. ny ma a cyclone;
was born up In DeadwOod ard raised IN Tomb
stone.
grew up a P.atp. \ bowling ShoshOnei
I'm q scrsanIer. a pias~O Ou-tOed daisy.
Ny thoughts afe 50 not that they sizz in my brain
idiue upon dynamite. scrambled or plain;
And heskers ~ wiisEey and powder drain:
Fii 'enderfeet think am crazy.
Bnt Tn not. it j. simply my nature to shout.
1 IA - hummer. sioux, and ms ma knows IA out
i "a aboii Westerg poet. of that there's 20 d0ubJ.
Though my metaphors are somewhat hazy
New York Tribune
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
ANKLE CORSETS.
Recent Invention which Patrons Of
sksting-Ripks VIII Appreciate.

Recent fnventtnn which Patrons Of
skNting-Ripks WIZ Appreciate.
N v Mail and Expressl
The man'who iayeutet the ankle corset
viii make fortune by it," marked the
81 srintendent of a popular rink up-town
where four thousand people skate daily
Have you tried it YETI" asked a re-
porter.
No; haven't even seen il yet. But
think it viii be a success. Some people u
skating never can keep their ankles stif.
II iupe9os their speed and m ikes them tire
quickly. Now this ankle corset. as | un-
tersttn3 z, i = brace for the ankle 10 keel
1t frors turning. n it il properly con
stFucted il is bound to De of great assist
ance- Many young ladies' nOw in sloatin Z
wear high laced shoes Co brace their
ankles. Not few VI them wear swO OF
three elastics for the same purpose. But
this corset viii have to be iaunty aud
grac. d looking or else no girl will wear
IT, The great ambition o. the iris now is
q attain style and grace rather than speed
and comfort, 81 che ankle corsets viii have
e. survive terrible scouting before the
rink queens viii accept them"
"Do the ankles Of the girl skaters really
require corsets or brAcss2r
''As rule thsy DO. II their ankles ar.
~eaS AMI in trving to cut dilos on skates
they happen to turn. she corset viii GER
tsinly be Of advantage % prevent sprain-
ing. The ankle Is the part Of the human
todv most lisble - dana : in skating. /,
is freqrentlv- -vsvs ant n csety md uncer-
tain about turning. Therefore my i'm
preston Is the ankle corset viii be the next
~rinkle 70 sell iRt conjunction ~itb skates -
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
a story of sutl.r.
lnnsfnn rrsvaller.l

An incident occurred while was serv-
ing ~ tbe jury at Concu 4. ~hsn the Gen
era wss quite a young lawyer, which
shall always ramsnuher ar Hs sas telling
the Court wsat a. snew abont English
law, when he was IN efruptei by the zen.
srsbls Judge with these words. delivered
IN very snsHatic tona aud manner
'Yonng man. don't YOU AK % me about
EuElist law fsnsv srf about it yer'rs ant
ys>rs before you vpre born. Te- take
your seat, sirf'
He tid T. was TOO mucn for Beu's
pride sn5 h. t'frs into a9osi - E 4rs
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
Read Whar Vans Magic Oh ~ ~
OF Pain ras Ccre Or
the People

We have tlsed Vans Magic Oil for internal hnn
external applicarions in of Colds Collie Cuts
Burns, Bruises etc. and find none better. lt is
especially adapted 10 children, as il can BE- us'si
with safety and satisfaction. and We earilesfly
recommend il 10 parents.
AluskegOn Sept - 1854
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

IHz ensut0yss la tbe cOnsfFa aEl,in tlree
of the Bro ,kIsa NAvy J ard ~efo All dis
changed lhe Democrats -aN mobile
@ork ~ ref0rn. ous Shsa tia-y learned
the places were - rei0ala v'aeant the
glory os ths reform vanished into tmn
AR
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
J. W. EDDl

have used Vans Magic Oil for Neuralgia, ana
II has proved To be- satisfactory. II fas cu.e sd
me entirely: also our next door neighbOr was
cured BY it. Joehans kieft by Internal for
Sore Throat. combined with severe Cough and
kwintens was cured by il Of very severe Lame
back. l can never Say too much in prs9ise Of yonr
Magic Oil.
tirand Haven. April % 1884.
Yours truly. JACOB DESPELDEh
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
AIuskegOn. Mich.

MuskegOn. Mich.
Mr.. y. e.. NANDEKIIEDE:-Ne have used yOuI
Magic Oil with great satisfaction. One OF OIL
children was taken sick with (so-call-dl diph-
iberia. OF course we employed a doctor. but the
child grew worse every day. One morning. the
doctor called with four more OF his profession
and consulted If the child would % alive ia the
evening they we're To open the childs throat and
cut the phIegm out. This | did not approve OF,
but as there no hope Of the child recovery,
consented. Finally our neiEhbor, Mrs. +. Wander
werp. called with a bottle OF your Magic Oil, and
asked Il We would use tit would cost us moth
ing. We gave the child ,hVte or hye dTois in
ternaliy every hour and poalticed TIE soies of is
feot with onionf and hathad ts throst weli With
Aiagic Gli and Whom the doctor came in the oveu-
JH,, ne wanted 10 know what lau given
chili AS i sreathed sn luci easier | toi him
We used N.ln's NGsic Oh. he SAID keep rigla IL
using i a. that Was better than ho conld do. ]
have thanked Irs. Eauderwerp a l.cUsrud timer
fGT her Kindness, inG 1 siucerely : AK you tui
yo1r hubble nceiirine Your truly
GR>. 4. D. PAIN.
Vt1 Nsuc tnl hing Of Pain Is mamie"
'nrsd =. r. e. Van efliude. MGs segon, Me.
s,si a. ali - al .ealere.
f,r ~.iiea -efsii IN Grand iispids a. tae follow
.ue ,tlt.. stort-- - }. Hirnm PeCs 4h,tnr J.
3. Ise-tr. r. 81 r.. Ihsio, T. y. Wilson 80 p.
T. Yari',u9cn 3iief l. a. l.nys s toGr''s
b'.yo ard X ii,idenui1i,iae - 'ia at Wnoh
ale ,, Hn1'itine Perkins Ato
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

THR painful ,f3fts ~ Feed Douglass
- yet President Clefelaoi q swaiio~ his
tafg lns -Houg- % bring tears from one
u thoseicast-u.n African rying posts.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
Michigan Central
lGRARD RAInDs nl'IsI0N.

Depart hwlfn
Detroit E1. 6sgl aln Paciac "a ....s -. al
Day Exprees l1sa plu Asht ...... .. ~ pfT
Atiia.tic h1 ss2J lm va, neirlf ia nil
Wo Freight 62l an cd llaIlJ- g. Iz r
*SleYing gsiFt nft-ri.et
Pacific EzI.rfse aslis. fs.tac- I-naf hi.'.
e1cepi hundsss
The Dtffoii b1psess ieasing IS osll q. "a. ret.t
InR that cat! al u 60 a. o.. scH 1nIt Aia o. ui
and Boston = a. ,. m. E.sl da,.
Ihroug'i tickeis 'uf ~ i1lf.- end 'tellre -
befthf may ~ prorrrsi ~ trion Ile..ei Itos
corner Monroe itUf 1sfesa rfrt-'if snd .f ainf
Depot
II. SCHULZ, Gen AL. 81 Noune-
Gro ". MUNsoS Jickef Agent CITY
J :. HAWEsSr llese' AgHuf. Delrt
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

A roas entitled. The Poet I.sareala.
GA his i.apsate,i ileiilc.snel. ~oiiid 10
appropnAze lal4 gaasly.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

rHr 8svolopn.ent af srt IN Anerica
duriag the past zen years bas been quite
remarsshie Tins may perhaps be- At
sribuisd 20 cous ierable iegrse tn the
development af tLe fashion of visiting
Europe. xlach be1au little 'oursr ago
ami has been growing ever unce- Among
the chief obiscts ~ r,d-v world pride are
tie pictacs galleries. snd it Is very vJlla7sr
nnr ans one e. return home from a six
weeks tour u Europe without having a
deep asi-uirstior for snd prrioard apprs-
ciaiion 80 To- sold n8ste-s One who
does not ~ into e,st4,les ovsr the loveb-
ness ~ Raphaers msdmnas. the sub.im-
IT'S ~ his fT-ausfVuran and the
power and malesu ~ Nrchse' Angelo. g
4 ast gud.!-n~nt. - ph'ast'ae sad not
preper person to b. admitted iuto -ul-
tured socistv Tire opinion has grown np
shaf . pstiire e. he gessl sor anything
u,nsf f,e painted iu Europe and that one
pairtsd there rannct r7il -o be goeL
Wdiara n Vaa.asrbl. hss 9 larse coL
ieetian ir uts.h there s ncf rros7cuon
II any inlerican aflst aH plc-
tnras are ro a5arfalIs 6ne hecause ~
sid hir n-ee CIR t1eln- ''sea nee t'ey
,se Rr,i q -aa r1vsEe al13 hecau-e Wf-
Vsndarlnf owns them. Never-
'sls great deal ~ Tins arr
4.far. There IS soue Eocd
ff Tl,a recent sale ~
"a Ia View York showed
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
RAILROAD TINE IAkIE$
Grand Rapids a lnclA@.


GOING WORTH
Asrivt. l-asa
4 sasinuati 4 tsr..n6 l..,s lls a s'.s lu.
4 lfK,cit.,..ri A hil.sEilaao "a 80. a. ea is..e "a
h NAsue 6lo Ms..knaeg "a. - s'n aas "a
strssni kag,ias A e.iIiia. A. 80 Aie ~iA
COMO SOUTH.
4 ss,..,,rst - fs 80
"a. -, A finrir.s..t5 IL, ttN fau ls pa
sl.sIfs.ss 4 H. Nsx,.s IA f.iE asa "a - su
I-.ss.-l. lsI.gss.s 1,ls pM
..dllis4 4 Hfl.ac l.hpide Ag 81 iau
All sa1ns sissils axoeli. Slalis.aS
sL4ffE L&u "a LAAANehA-Ae -
AoKrH Tram iasiyiuF at t4t n n.. 'sas M.s0
rtt Sl@-1ans Cave fY ttaf.skss ana hss'tineS
aIis. 4IalL ls..s .ils g. a sl. i4isf t'si = -
f.lf lrAfefrS t.ls,
Sou4s -1rs.in isasias e4a J.. 81. sat ".s,a
f1fI Hles.llise saf Elkt. li.liatA.
Thr.sa.sb uckeiF tl.u ae ti1aiuoi et -Ai'fA
n. l.s,i tffiss oaruer Naufa. aua tiiia~e oirs.tt
s.Iaa al Jninu leisaf A. H. ts1t hMAfl.A
tienl fe,a Ag
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

We have used your Magic Oil for several years,
and would not ike TO be without il a. il is good
family medicine viz: Burns Bruises. Sore
Throat. Colds, etc. hence / truly recommend 1t 4
the public REV. +. EANDERNkIES.
Patterson. ~ j.. Feb. II, 1854.
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

oOlAG hAhI

Ps.sssiaeu5s s-klng tie & ~ b. m h2ufrs. lliakf
close ooILi,ctlula aI DV,s,so taf isslriis AIS 81
Detroit fof NeW York arriving 81 afe af itt' a n
the follow ing fuoruiue.
Nsafsf ~ prtss hsas ci.l aisssiilit lietsii &
gssand kApidh
Ihis is tbe onls llfs rlnniug Atlantic iKlsfsas
leAsin4 here ~ lHa. 4. a.. eiiA Ni.eiant lar o.
Detroit IuAki IA IIifegi claLnsClaIr fu aI lalntk
morning
Parlar Can on mail trains boll s.asi ana Se<s-
Tie train sssaxins al a. b.. m v4ai make dlft,e
SuE0f1.
TIrogsh ne6eis ss.curo8 al ID q. n. s "a snias
Ia Morton HOUSE bloca aus af flie ueIlet
4 POTTER est. lss- Affeni
GEO n RElcNt iu.rhc Msua.ser. fioAse
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
Lake shore q Michigan southern


The train iesyine a. :. 49, eunnsait - Ntts
Pigeon viii Atlantic is1r.ss s.n Main lius.
which hss faiace Dravlnf hslm Sleep .
C,sscbe@ from Chicago to he~ lnrk Au4 iA-f a.
NItholIf change.
Tie tru.l ltsssils ai - "a cu.latif 81 ~
Pigeon fgiTlilf oDt boon TN Hfff.TI eift tIT
N,-N lOrk lspfDst un Aa-r i.Iat
Through Iclre's Hni isfihs ir nieflH-f .f.i
car be securtl 81 4 inlan iisse DIoe o. senft
Street and Depot
All frsint VAL run h5 fru MERIDIAN tiDlsl. E.iif
is ~ minutes slosef fla.l lseEu.i 1na.
j. -. NIht \ Ni.t. stu ..a
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

J ofbers Hod'
perfect Satisfaction and leave
fo b.
name TO apdt Lawn only
easily TO long
70
They only
Trey have the adjustable aud bose handle
They AT 10 only
They do not re4ui y~n q =
-
n composition tie
Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05

charged The Democrats saW q noble
~ork "a rsa,r,n. bus sh,a tls.y learned
"a. places were - rsloala vacant the
.slors ~ ths reforn vanished into thin
Tsaae j. a f.rr.bls moral attached e.
The story which romes from th. little
t,en ~ pI.nonff near Wlkesbairs. Pa
Nore than ak hundre,l people prcstratad
ma to.r ~ 1000 y. an suldegnic which
- fster..l Il t.,f generated be flth. Is a
xarnioy which E.rrer .ati-- sbould not
La s..ss aal...d-d Vb. Daniahnssut Cor
neglect ~ ..,aisar, laws = sure and ter
r,bI.
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r-s-. -.
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Grand Rapids morning telegram., 1885-05-05
Beware of Imitation.
Have proved to be the Best Mad

Have proved to be the Best Made. Beware of Imitation
The and these Mowers ind
cylinder Nt able 10
they all bunelg
IN a
o thing
Quaker without tho he
Gdel
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-08-08
LIKE SAMSON AND EsAU.

clearinghouse butter is not like
Samson. 1t does not lose its strength
when robbed of its hairs. Texas SiftiDgs.
clearinghouse mistress-"Here's a
recipe for washing butter. I've notion
to try it,"
"0h thank you, Mr.. Simpkins."
What it needs is sca.ping." Phila-
delphia Call.
This flshy smell in the water
Creates terrible fiutter,
But, phewl you certainly ought to
Just smell our Summer butter.
Washington Hatchet.
JObson says his wife never uses ben
zine to drive away the moths. She leave
a pound of clearinghouse butter on the
table, and every winged thing within
the smell of it dies right off. Oleomar-
CARRIE is not without its good qualities.
Fall River Advance.
A epicurean doctor says that in order
to obtain the full flavor of butter the
bread upon which it is spread should be
introduced into the mouth with the
buttered surface downward. This makes
it important that man should Know
which side his bread is buttered on, and
that is difficult to find out in an oleomar.
gariue clearinghouse. New Orlean $
Picayune.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-08-08
BASE BALL IN THE SOUTH.
Watching n Game That Was Being
Played One Hundred Miles Away.

The crowd tilted the chairs in the
rear of Ed Browns cigar store yesterday
afternoon to see the game played in
Atlanta between the Atlantas and the
Macops. Manager Friend ofthe Western
Union Telegraph company, sat at a table
with his back to the crowd. In front Of
him was the instrument that brought
the news direct from the Atlanta
grounds. The minor details of the game
were sent on the second of their occur
renee, and so systematically did every
thing work that the game was full of in
terest. Here is o specimen:
Collins 10 the bat"
"One bail"
1.-TWO balls"
Foul -(then the crowd assumes the
silence of a prayer meeting until the
sentence is concluded mot out"
One strike
1.-TWO strikes" From the crowd ::
"Leflhanded fellows no good."1
Safe hit TO right 1eld; Collins takes
first base; Mack up"
"One ball"
strike called on him."
1.-TWO strikes-called." From the
crowd: Rotten umpire."]
High f-COnversation ceases sudden
ly as if the crowd is waiting to hear the
ball drop-out; side out"
While the boys are coming from the
field the crowd INDUCES in side remarks.
All through the game there was interest
manifested, and when the final 0 was
placed against Macon's other goose eggs
the crowd received the news IN silence.
Of course it was Disappointment, but
in a general manner the defeat was
taken in a sensible way. There are
twelve more games to be played with
Atlanta after today, and the association
will go to work at once TO strengthen the
weak points in the nine. Much has to
be considered by our people. Miller's
hands are in a bad condition, and if he
nuffs foul occasionally he is not to be
blamed. Stevens has an arm that is
easy to get out of killer Knouff is on
the sick Ii t, and Heinzman. like Leigh
ton, is good player, but has streaks of
bad luck. 1t may be well for parties at
home, as well as abroad, to reuember
the old saying. He who laughs best
laughs last Macon Talepranh
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-08-08
a Natural Inference.

The member from Calabash rose with
his usual majestic dignity, gazed about
him sternly for moment to inspire awe
as was his wont, and then, bending his
gaze with piercing fixedness upon the
small man from Blossom County, he
said in voice of deep solemnity, with a
long pauseafter each utterance.
81 know no North-no South-no
East-no Westw
The member with bayseed in his hair
was on his feet in an instant, and shouted
back, in reply to what he supposed had
been addressed specially to him:
"Then III be burned ifyou amt all
fired poor in geography" Chicago Led,
ger.
Madison times. (Tallulah, Madison Parish, La.) 1884-1???, 1885-08-08

head. She wore a straight brirnmed,
square crowned, white straw hat, with a
white ribbed silk band arounnd it, and
with a cluster of wild flowers at the
front long, sealskin sacque, loose, Isle
thread gloves of dark terra-cotta color,
and gown of some light, thin figured
stuff. Altogether it was the most incon-
gruous costume, the most absurd blending
of midsummer and midwinter that
lave ever seen. But she seemed utterly
unconscious of the bad taste of this
unique combination. 1 shall look for
her six weeks hence and see if she still
clings to her sealskin sacque. Boston
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