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stror ehsr Ton, gonbeu os garl StrSn' ~flsrenoe. Oe
ot Iiae inS Storfusn, par ~bptrslteSe, 10 % odnots lom
iabuanIiat, men bette table fig bog ltOt, stteraf Sroorsn
bopbs perst inbs % siort benz betieubt meb 6orboloet.
= orifen sooSe bu til Strsu, buiftenbe: "0et par lett, at
clint ftulbe inbtraife og forbinSre bit 9grinoe, TIT leg er
Gf,sr pao. at On Fan life Faa tale ueb GsIen ON ilt9s
gffarer ibaa, % tanite life paa mango 2ase". pan tom
berpaa inS Seneetan1nreret % maatte ertlenoe, at bun Lao
lanai b~aarliasre ub enb iGbpunIist, buOrfOr ban ipursts,
on, ban lite ftuIbs ienbe efter en- Dottor; men bun iDarsSs
msb ipas Stsmus:
aNoasn iorbit Dottor tan lite beIpe mig; Selus er
min 3ottor; ban tos mine Os aaes Spsbomme paa fig,
sr bos mig tent Os tibIist, os mart fsl9er leg meo
bam bien".
Der uua uaisspsI bare pGret en- bIsb 9let tiIbose I
bans Sierte, tbi, ba @unbilb poeruers ipur9ie, ON ban
lite uibe T6bs inbe, nteoens BUN tOs afIfeO fra oerne SAINTS
merbaI, iparebe ban en- noset ~foranbret Gone: 49,, bet
nil ies". 0srefter git ban IND Os Loo StrSm piOe, at ban
iSoa MATTE sipe aftalb paa bans SeIfab, ba bans aOHs
fre6 msb 0sbeu; iaa tom ban tiIbuse Os fab peo benz
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grouifen par rsiit, os ban par iauIebes uIsne meo benbe
Oa 0ottersu. "giI On lite sipe mig ct 2sfe Der paa nit
DsbsIsis "a Iasbe bun sFer en- Iibeu Gau5beb. "gscget,
Iom ptIbe uare til baabe bit % Diaries Bebite!" ld9oe
BUN til.
"So, lea uiI, ON leg FAM" par bans Spar.
"8il On lone mig albri9 mere at image berulenoe
Dritte, iaa fan Ou enbnu bIiue lptteIis, ielu ON On ituISs
bIipe usIeet al bine Srsore".
Seq tor itte!" iusbe ban, efter at baue Tibet Ien9e
rmb Sopebst bpiIenbe paa 5enoerne ion Stuosrinser, o9
bette par tanits bet o~pristisite Spar, ban bapbs stust bsnoe
beres tppsuariss Samltu. "Sss er banse for at tomnls
til at brpbs 9sftet", sientos ban.
"Men tror 0u life, at benns Drt sr forbGrueIis baaoe
for SiaI os 2essms?" fortiatte bun. "Oet er MI cuer
gtaret fosn, at ies bab en- uis YerfOn ffriue ct Sreu til
Dig, buiItst jes uiente ituIoe patte Ibt 9ftsrtante, men
ban uasrsbe fig bsrfOr os bennertebe, at bet Blot uiloe spbt
Ollie I SIbsn, beriurob ifrsu ban bisie Sers, iOm iss Ians
bar tantt at stpe Dig, men WObst bar alhb iuistet. Dog
les, os tant paa benz MI os aItib; busrt Orb bsraf e.
~ianbt9" sun tos iautiOis ct papir uSaf SaImebOssu .!
gap BAN. San ~bsspnste at IGie for fig ieIu mso Iai
! Stsune:
Decorah-posten., 1885-02-25

9, granbeuin, Gu Sloeoanb!
9u s~osIasser Nanse;
De bli'r, iom Suiet bpSo paa Sano,
ub paa en- Glpetan8e.
3bi StrBmmen unoergrape pift
Bill belle BpsseSrunoeu,
Saa baaoe Sus os YRauo tiliioit,
gil li9se oso paa Bunbeu.
ga neo 7u ei, at 2ipets Strgm
9aar hurti9t, aIer os samle?
Set belle sr 10 fuu en- 9rem,
Vt ri beruebe "famle".
Raar 9ioets Ganoe er uebIGlt,
Raar fill er Saoets 8poer;
Raar 2ipSbiftorieu sr left,
Os Striben ben er oper.
0por bar Iu iaa bit Sjen bereo?
S Selpeo' eler Simlen!
Gen iibfte fanbt IN life uso
Ut to til 9ritteprimleu.
Den iinoes tun i Serrens Orb,
Ser er iaa rig pao 5soe
Sor Soer, iom iRier bet % tror,
Eaa pam, iom leo os osoe".
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HHT Nor working psopls Sand 10 cS1ts
Hi ppostags and We will mail you fysa. n
Hill royal, valuable sac pie box on t00Ot.
thar will put YOU Ia Ms way GrmGt.
ing moro money In a few dsJs thsn yoA ever
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FOR BOYS AND GIRLS

We shall give away several thousand
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sluding Solid Gold Watches. Jewelry,
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if YOU want the model magazine fol-
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u-LosAuon nouees and Proof Of Ia
Dor hhnks eS~ he had At the LTApEA Of
hGO.
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FOUND AT LAST,

TEE FAMOUS LOST CABIN" NINE
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Cash paid for Hides and Pelts.
LEGAL AID VER7TSEAENT.
u. S. Land ONCE, Las Cruces. N. NJ.

US. LHnd Ohcc, LHH IFucN1. n. ".
April 18th, 1895.
Notice is hereby given that tho following
named settlers have died notice or their inteu-
tloa 20 make final proof iR support Of their
respective slams before the Register and Re
ceivcr of this Lund On CO. vt Las Cruces, NM.
on May Goth, 1885, viz:
A~NDLLACIo PApILLA, on homestead entry
No. 203, for tho e 4 = " "a LOTT sec 9, aEd lot /,
sec ! twp II srlOe.
TitDesSes-Jesus Romero. Balintin Luna,
Jose A. BuD, AID Cressncio LoEeHa, all Of
Lincoln Co, N. N.
JESUS ROMERO, on homestead entry No
rs. for Il. G I = e SIC %. twp II r ~ e.
Witnesscs--Chss. H.. Armiio. Jose Abren,
ABdelaci9 Pedills, aud B~alentin Luna, all oil
Lincoln Co, n. n.
29 JOHN II. MCFIE, REGISTER.
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JOSE MONTANA 7 SAIS,
Comersiantes Pormenor
LINCOLN, n. NJ.

AvIao-Nosotros los avsjo frmadcs dis
imoSa Vd nuestroS letorss que amos mt
dado nuestro comsrsio a la lisudg nusva
pora vender mas barata que nisguAa oiyA
persona por dinero, al msnudsllo asi
crtllo rue tenemos un bueno sIrtido, de
s%fsctos, Y tsmbien vsndemos nSis 4 Nm
prssio rsdusido paSsnAdo sen ganords 80
ALA TisndA de joss Montana y sAis su
Lincoln. \. ".
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Land once at Las Cruces. n. NJ

April 18th, 1895.
Notice Is hereby given that the following
na N ed settler has He'd notice of kis intention
10 make anal proef in support Of his claim,
and that said proof will be made before Clerk
Of Probate Court, At Linesln, N. NJ, on May
S5th, 1885, viz:
JAMES WILSON, on dsclaratory statement
No. 1864, for the Is o = s " Su { sec %,
G..
lie ma es the followinRvitnessss to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cultivA-
ton OF said land. viz john G.. Root, j. d.
GrumbleS, IT, Jacobs, and VIM. Robson, all
of Lincoln Co. n. 81.
rs JOHN r. NCFIE, REGISTER.
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NOTICE OF PROOF.

Las Cruces, n. Nj, May 11th, 1885.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notiao OF his iAtGn-
ton to mako final proof in support OF his
claim before the Probate Clerk of Lincoln
county, n. NJ, at the town al Lincoln, in said
county and territory, on the 20th day of
June, A. d., 1885, viz:
JAMES W. KELLEY. on dc .laratOry state
meBt No. 2ia2. for tho g O q II o u and II o 4 6
e Z sec SO, twp 6srue e.
He names the f~ollowiAR witE osses to prove
his continuous residence upon, ana cultiyat,on
OF. said land. viz Charles Bull, w. {. McDou-
aid, Joseph Is. Collier. john 4. Reid.
3lw6 john X. MCFIR. Register.
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County Commissioner,
K r. BrosS 4 W. BRYAN, J. A. BzoTz
Il
County School Sup't.
a. G. LkxR.
Precinct No. s. Directory.
Justice of the Peace, ...... j. 3. COLLIER
constable. ............-. .CEAa. BULL
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VERSTER'S PRACTICAL

Probably all OF our readers have occasion to use a
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90" Proof of Labor hlpnk' 70 be had
fresh frsm tie RSGhiDe. at this sIacs
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS.

WkIFN hNU UtFNN UNt Ut MAILS,
EAEPEEN hkII..
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OPAFts ........ ......t-.. +..-... .... .....N = M
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bepAftH .......- ......... .t..... .........s y y Al
RED oLoSo MAIL.
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ahd D N.
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AN MATS close 50 nsnutsS before departure.
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Om0s opsn Ga EwndAys fron : 70 10 q. m
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To all Whom it may Concern.

To all Whom it may Concern.
NOTICE is hereby given to all whom it
may sOucern tAat INC ground on watch
Wayne & Blacks store il located, GA Dry
Gulch mouth, belongs to the under signed,
and any party or parties trading Tor il
from otksr persoEE OF pretended owners,
will involve themselves in Il law suit. "a
alone can give 4 good dsed therefor.
!. y. GEORGE.
NogIl, n n, JAM 10. 1885. Il
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il you want address cards, cal
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AGreat Ches. contest.

NEW YORK, December 23.-Ten
DAYS ago j. ii. Sukertorts, the cham
pion chess payer of Great Britain ar
rived III this city for he purpose of
contesting with William Steinitz,
Americas best man, for the cham
pionship of the World. Extraordinary
Interest is manifested by the members
of the Manhattan Chess club in the
coming tournament, and DR.. Suker-
forts practice play is eagerly watched.
Hon. Charles II. Buck, of New Or
leans, will act as referee. Play. VIII
begin Tuesday afternoon aud w" con-
unue until either participant has cap.
tured four games; then the scene OF
The battle will be changed to the
rooms of the ST. Louis Chess club, al
ST Louis, until four more games are
lost and won. The final struggle " III
be made in the parlors OF the New
Orleans Whist, Chess and Checker
club. Ten games must be won pI
either gentleman before the slak'
money eau be awarded. aud htteei
moves must be made within the hour
The wager is $4,000 side. Book
arc being made by the sporting fra
ternity of the country and niue
money is being placed privately, I
the various city clubs. The article
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ENG1.AN ID.



LONDON, December 23.-Magistcr-
ial examination of the case OF John
snd Sarah Magce, who were arrested
on the 18th instant, at kensingtop, on
the charge of attempting 10 secure
money from the Prince of Wales, by
writing threatening letters, was held
to-day. The letter referred to stated
that four men had been appointed to
murder the Prince of Wa'es, aud the
Magees offered to inform OH the ill.,
tending assassins, provided they
were given $4,000 ana free pardon
Detectives detailed to work up the
case, met the Magees by appoint
ment, and gave them a package con-
tanning 800 farthings (about $2).
This was done to lead the prisoners
into believing that their request was
being fully complied with, so that
the detectives might get the whole
story from the Magees, and see II
there was any truth in it. On Ma.
gees discovering that the package
contained farthings, he upbraided the
prince for his treachery. demsnded
1880, and threatened TO shoot the
policeman who arrested him. The
crown prosecutor. believing that
Mrs. Magee is iunocent of crime, aud
that she is entirely under the inilu-
ence of her husband, withdrew thu
charge against her, and she was dis
charged from custody. IL vat
proved by draft of the letters fount
In McGee's pocketbook, that the let
tiers were In his handwriting. HI
was committed for trial.
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SALT LAKE,, December GA great
crowd at ended the Hampton con-
spiracy trial to-day. Many witnesses
were examined, including members
of the grand jury which indicted
Hampton, who testified that Hamp-
ton had admitted before the grand
Jury that he had hired women to open
houses of prostitution to entrap GER
tain persons, The prosecution made
out streng case.
The defendant appeared on the
witness stand and admitted hiring
lewd women as female detectives.
but denied opening any house; he
sent $500 TO San Francisco for a
prostitute, but she did not come
he had agreed to give the Fields
woman $25 per head for all she
caught and made affidavit against; he
and the police did the work fol
nothing.
Frank Armstrong, county select
man and an officer In the church, ed
United that be contributed $500 TO
ward hiring these women. He sale
the scheme was put through by al
association of citizens.
The policemen testified that the.
went into the rooms of certain
houses and watched the proceeding
through holes in the walls. The cas-
will be concluded tomorrow.
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LINCOLN, Neb.. December 23.--
Patrick Egan, president of the Irish
National League of America, has re-
received cablegram from Hon. ii.
M. Harrington, member of parlia-
ment, and secretary of the National
League In Ireland, In which Harring-
ton states that Mr.. Parnell will not be
able to attend the convention intend
ed 10 be held at Chicago In January
next, aud that he is inclined TO thiuk
IL best TO postpone the convention
until after the meeting of parliament
in February. II is doubtless the de-
sire of the Irish party to know some
thing definite as to the probable out
come of the present situation before
making any authoritative announce
ment of their plans, or before sending
any message TO their American
brothers, aud II also seems that
they regard Mr.. Parnclps
constant presence on the
scene of negotiations as
indispensable. The convention, IN
accordance with this suggestion, Is
therefore postponed to date to be
determined upon hereafter between
the executive of the American league
aud Mr.. Parne'l. Mr.. Eagan will call
the national commit &c of the Amcri-
eau league together some day in jan
uary, by which time there may be in-
formation from ireland enabling u
definite date to be fixed for the con-
vention.
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That Gold Scare was Only ~
BIuG Game by wall
street Butts.
ThOse English Black matters in
TrOubie-That French Trea-
~ with Madagascar.
a Notable Series Of Chess Games
for the championship Of
the world.
WARRINGTON WALES.


Universal National Education.
WASHINGTON, December 23.-The
friends of universal education are
very hopeful Of passing an education
al bill through congress this session.
Mr.. Blair, In the senate, aud Mr.. VIII
lis, in the house, will press the mat
ter, and both are sangunine of sue.
cess. The bills introduced by these
gentlemen are different in many mat
ters of detail, but both provide for
the same amount to be appropriated
by congress for public free schools in
the states, and If the bills pass the two
houses respectively, their differences
can be very easily adjusted.
Senator Blair says he eX-
poets that the committee VIII
report his bill to the senate soon
after the holidays, and he has no
doubt of its passage. He receives a
great many letters and petitions on
the subject, and says there is an al
most universal demand for congress
to provide for the establishment OF
common schools throughout the
country. He says the money con-
gress thus expended would be re.
turned in the increased value OF each
mans labor. aud the investmen,
would be good one. The increased
industrial value of people in the
South would be equal to $24l,72I0
year II all .illiterate people should
be educated according to the plan
proposed.
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ROSS RUsTLlNGs.
christmas Items .--some thIng Ab0u
the Alliance, Etc.

christmas Items---SomethIng About
the Alliance, Etc.
Special Z, the Examiner.
Ross, December 23.-Another torch
was applied few evenings since; a
tenant house on the farm of Captain
Lem Jones was burned with contents.
There is nothing known as TO the
origin of the fire. The house was oc-
cupied by darkeys, who were away
from home at the time.
Christmas holidays are now APP
preaching and the young folks of our
little burg are making due prepara-
ton for same.
The Farmers Alliance at this place
are talking of building a hall IN which
to hold their meetings. They are at
present holding forth In the church
| house.
Captain ID. F. Nallcy, our teacher
has adjourned school for the week, IL
order that his pupils may have som'
| Christmas sport.
Mr.. j. ID. Shaw, of Waco, will lee
ture at this place on Tuesday, Jauuar!
9TH, at rpm. All are invited TO com
out aud hear him.
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CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, December
23.-News has just reached this city
of sanguinary conflict between two
families in Clay county, Tennessee.
Leroy James, Budd Taylor aud George
Scarborough attended school exam
nation, and on the return home be-
gan drinking heavily. In their
orgies they met man named Stew
ara, who is related to a fan lily named
Goes, against whom the Taylors had
feud of long standing. They as
sailed Stewart furiously and would
have beaten him TO death had not
three members of the Goes family
came up at a fortunate moment. All
parties were armed to the teeth, and
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GALVESTON GLEANINGs.


GALVESTON, December 23.-Wash-
ington Fire company No. l held its
last meeting tonight and the event
was celebrated with music and feast
ing. This is one of the Oldest fire
companies N the city, as II was or
ganized away back in the forties, and
curing its long and honorable exis-
tence it has rendered vigilant aud
valuable service to the city. The re-
cent inauguration of paid fire de-
pariment left this gallant old com.
pery without an occupation aud its
surviving members came together to-
night and amidst the recollection Of
many hard fought fires they formal,
dishanded.
Frederick Warde, the tragedian
honored Galveston tonight, he pro
ducing for the first time on any stage
new tragedy. entitled "Galba, til,
Gladiator Monday and Tucsda,
nights Mr.. Warde and his compau,
were greeted with excellent house
to witness Virg'nius and Othello, bu
Tonight, when the new tragedy wa
to be brought out, an exceedingly
discriminating public gave the grea
tragedian but half house. The neN
play is adapted largely from Ffene
sources, and bears somc resemblanc
to THE Gladiator" as played by III
famous SslN nj and by the late job
Mccullough. The small but sclet
audience regarded the new TRACED
as a success. Mr.. Warde and Mis-
Willett Were called before tn
curtain several times. Tb
plot of tho play is stron
one and Mr.. Warde acqu' tied himse
grandly under the circumstances, {
but few living tragedians could d.
The usual lapses OF first nights weI
apparent in many instances, but
Galba, the Dacian slave and gladiato
aud as Modamia, his long lost daugl
ter, Mr.. Warde and Miss Willett CIR
ated new characters thac bid fair
become widely kuown in the woald I
| | tho drama.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-12-24

Euuueuuk boWhru tbe pehu nthera.
WILKEsRARRE, PA, December 23.-
Work commenced this morning on
the new tunnel TO where the hodies
of the entombed men are supposed
TO be, aud the work will be pressed
night and day with strong force OF
miners, laborers and rockuRn. II is
reported that the bodies of the vic
Tins " Ill be recovered In less than n
months time.
1t Is now considered q certa'uty
that all the imprisoned miners at
Nanticoke are dead. The most OK
perienced miners In the valley say
that when the black damp and gas
made their appearance 1t was not
long before the men were choked to
death. While IL Ia thought tho bod
les may be recovered in two weeks.
II is quite probable that even that
gratifying circumstance. may mover
take place. The company. however,
Is doing all in Its power to recover
the bodies, aud the cost of the un-
dertaking will not be considered.
Work has to be stopped iu the Ross
vciu, botn at Nanticoke aud Morgan
town, thus cutting of a payroll OF
$4,000 day, but all the other works
of the Susquehana Coal company
were put in operation to-day.