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Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-06
Chewing Gum Advtsed.

"Thiuness Is u PHYSICAL character.
istic Of Am'ric"nS. account for this
because OF the fact that they are in u
new country 10 whose Climate they
have not becUmu used. Even the de-
scendants Of people who canso to
America two hun,ircd years ago are
not fully aoolimat,L. Ihis is true, II
matters not u what country people
may remove. Natural history has
demon >trated that IT least ,hree hun.
dred years are required to accamAti2s
. native that has laxeu up his auudu In
. new country. Now, AS tninness Is y
charactrr,stic o: Americans. they ought
to uss whatever will make them tat
aud they ought NIT u use what will
keep them lean. Tue hauit OF onewinx
gum causes certain Juices which xii
diXest,un to gov freely. uumixed with
any Injurious substance. Tue habit vi
chewing t0baccu aisu CAUSES these
Juices to dow freely, but tue tobacco
cnswor either expols them from n,s
mouth or swallows them mixel with
the poisonous juice Of tho weed. sev
you have your notebook Out; just do,
down this tact: Twenty years ago the
rulo was that southern women weru
thin and delicate; 1t is not the rule
now. Southern women are No, physi.
-cally equaled In al! North America.
Any physician who is AS we'll informed
rs he ought to b. will tell you that j.
true. luis cnange is due to the haoil
Of chewing gum. You may smile. YOU
may even laugh. il you please. but ]
am telling you u PLAIN tact. As te
southern men. they are as thin aat
gauut AS they ever were. aud 20 they
will remain until they cease 10 chew
t"b 'cco and begin to chew gum
Huc0n Messenger.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-06
Professo. Preeos reoommeuds

Professor Preecs recommends "a
among the essentials 10 be observed ia
attaching lightning conductors To
houses. that there should be no joint
unless i. We q vel! soldsred one-cnain.
link rods. braided rope, tubing. ETC..
are to be avoided; tho great connection
must be sound aud good; each oonduc-
Tor. if there be more than onc, should
have y separate ground connection.
pu. are also to nc connected together.
also connected with the lead routing
and all masses Of metal in their neigh
borhood. /, is, be says. not necessary
10 insuiate these conductors. and there
should be Eo points or acute angles in
tie cOnduclor-she s%iraighter and
more direct its conrsc to ;Ls earth the
better. Topographic wire. oue-iourtn
of an inch in diameter. is CLAIMED to be
superior for this purpose. and ,s large.
~ employed ir England. 1t is also
believed to be a ale c%s!iua,. tina: the
area projected ny u conductor IL cquai
10 its ucight above tue ground.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-06
MORTGAGE SALE.

lEfAULT HAVING BEEN MADE ~ u PAv-
l. mont .! the SUI, Of two hundsod Snd sAghty-slns
e5.lC dollars, which is claimed " he dua ~ th~ daes
VI this notice upon Il certain uortgA4e, dolly eAscstsd
and delivered by Madison A. Aor-y ~ Johu vAs-
Tingtpu, trti-t.s, bearing date the 9th day Of ApsA. 4.
b.. issi, aud duly recorded In the Once Of the register
Of d.4,!s In and for tho county Of lt2unsey and 1sTi-
tory Of Dakota, on tho 2sth day of April, 4. y. lss4. ~
I o'clock q IN. in BOOK No. l Of mortgages, % paes -,
aud Do uction or proceeding at Law or c.hsrwss bav-
lux Leu ins, itu,td 70 recover the dob. secured b. ssi3
mortgage, or any part tEsreof.
Now therefore, Iotico Is bsToby given, thtt BY vItvs
Of lo~or OF .aiS contained In eald loortgaSv aod POP
suaut 4, tho statute IN such cese made ADD provided.
the said mortgage will be foteciossd aud the prsnnasss
described IN aud covered by said mortgage zig: Lot aS-
teen usl, In b!o:k ten tloj in tbs city Of Devils LAAs,
ia Ramsey county aud Territory Of Dakota, with ths
Embellishments aud .ppurteua1ces. viii b scld q pub
lie auction. to tho iishe.! bidder for cash. to pey satd
,i-tt and Interest, aud the r~xes. II any, on sd pssue-
!-s, ana ffty dollars attorneys fee, "a stipulated IN And
ty said uD!tgag, in ca-e VI foreclosure, ADD ue d.
bursen..D,s allowed b, Law, which sale viii Be nads
by til" sheriff Of -aii f:aSsrey county ~ the ffoet doc.
ii the cour, Aou-r, IL ,ht0eity Of Devils Lake. 10 sad
county ard territory, on the LIST day Of March, A. D.
ises, II, 10 O'Clock : IL. of that day, subject 70 ssdcaP-
ton ut any TINE within ono year from the asJ Of s@s,
Il. provided hy Las.
DATE! January II. 1885.
JOHN fAHRIEGI0S, Trustee.
Mortgage.
Jas. F. oBF.on. Attorney :F Mor,saees. So
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-06

Tho iinnu'ing OF telegraph and tele-
phOnu wires 50 often heard, 10 general
~ c"nIiLcrsI TO uc causet by the wind.
K. w. McBrn:., Of Waterloo, Ind,
VINO specially studied The matter tor
scvcra! years cr MS private wire.
wh,cl had Is strung gilt Of nunmlng,
is satisfied that TIC wind is not tue
agent, 100 he found tue sound more
.iKeiy 70 ue heard on IL dry. Clear, cool
and CAIN evening than 1T any other
time. Dc il aisu convinced that the
sound Is not produced ny electricity,
for hc could detect no slgns OF that
agent when the manning was gong
on, while Ut times when the 'wlre was
evidently charged there WAS no souud.
luo hunninX Was accompanied by Il
rapid Vibration If II WIRE. Ia tact,
,ne matter is Thought 70 w y sort d
13-lA.l5 puzz.e OF popular solence'
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-06
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT HAVlS" BEEN MADE IN THE PAX.
u ment Of tho sum Of hvo hundred Dollar, aud
inleIrst un said sum, nj 10 per cent pss snnAR
from September !, 1854. which Is claimed " b Due q
tho date Of TIL. notice upon u certain mortgage. duly
~oxeeutsi aud delivered by Moses C. Camp md AArsz-
ret Camp, his wife, u George Y EnkIoe, tsaStns
date tho thirteenth day Of August. A. D. lisa, sod dsly
r.cnr'.ed in tho Office Of tho register OF deeds 10 and
Tor tic county Of ltainsey, and Territory 81 Dskosa,
on tho 18th day of August, A. D. 1854, u So
o'clock =. III. In book No. l OF uortxaSeA, on pASs
lcl. aud no action or proceeding at law or Otherwise
having bsS'n instituted 10 recover ths debt seeursd By
naiI mortgage, or my lsrt thereof;
Now tl,rroturr. notice l., hereby givon, that ~ Nr
III" u II power of sale contained In said ~nlorteAss cal
pursuant /, the slatutn In such cAse made aud pfovtd-
.si, the said n.ortYag" will Ln iortGioseL, aud tho prem.
isrn described in aud covered by said motgags. viz:
LOT number twen,y (3O). In block number twenty.
tn ec tZai, ct bowls Lake, II. T.. In Ramsey eoouty
and Territory Of Dakota. with III" herUlitAnents ADD
alpurt"nances, will ts sold 1t public auction. 70 he
highc-t bidder for Cash, to p"y said dpbt aud int~rost.
,.nh the taxes. If any. OF sali prvmsaA ao4 aay
dollars attorneys f-, ~ stipulated IN a0A
Ivy said mortgage In ca+r Of ~forccksurV, aud ths
disbursement. allowed by law; which sale viii b msds
by the slicri0 u said Namsey county NJ tho eAst doot
Of the court house In tho city ~ Devils LAKE. In sAka
county and territory. on the sixth day u March. 4.
D. 1885, Il, 2 O'Clock p III. Of thul day. subject - ~
%dsurliou nt ANY time within on- year from tho dsy
VI sale, Us provided by law
dated January !, lseG.
GEORGEQ Q. ERaKINI.
Moftssxee
Mc1LE 4 MONDAY. Attorneys. A-U
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-06
Condemned Wisdom In A.
A good maxim is never out Of sease

A good maxim il never out Of season.
A bitter jest Is the poison OF feiend-
ship.
a truly great man borrows 90 lustro
from splendid a,.c"ssry.
Among the base. merits begets envy;
among the noble emulation.
Affected simplicity IL rclned impos-
ture.
a desire for admiration is the Cd.
spring Of vanity.
A iow books we'll chosen are more
use than q great library.
A knowledge OF our duties 10 The
most useful part Of philosophy.
A chxste eye eIlles lioentious looks
4 careless watch invites q vigllaut
foe.
Abundance 10 q trouble but CON-
petcncy brings delight
Avurice generally m~iscaleulates, and
As generally deceives.
A wounded reputation Is eeadoD
cured.
a knare discovered lie the greatest
fool.
A man had bettor be poisoned 10 his
blood than in his principles
A virtuous mar In u fair body. Il like
. tine picture IN u good light.
Affection Ia the wholesome soil oil
virtue.
Anger and haste binder good coun-
sci.
Acquire honesty; seek humility; prao.
tics economy; love fidelity.
A faithful friepd is II strong defense.
Afattereri s q most an1erous enemy.
A man that breaks his word bids
Others ~ bo false to him.
a good cause maker u stout hear.
amt u strong arm
Abundance like want, wins MANY.
A contented M,rA l. q continual
feast.
Adversely wiliisgly Undergone Is the
greatest virtue.
Adversely successfully overcome Il
the highest glory.
Affected superiority mnksa good tel.
Iowsnip.
A wager Is u fool's argument.
Alteration in dress implies Il Cav ia
und' r,,Snding.
A6ectation in wisdom often prevent.
our ueconing WIG.
A bad workman quarrels With hi.
toolA
A rolling stone gathers no mosa
A good paymaster Is lord o. another
mans purse.
a false hope . but dreaming while
you're awake.
4 Psnuy ssvsd u twice earned.
AT = great barGain. paaso awhile.
-o.gwnsand IN a.: Uakke!.e lone.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-06
DOG TAX.
ORDINANCE NO. ie.

An ordiusre. u anuul ordnance No. { q ths CsV Of
pa-iis LAX DIT
TIL. bard Of trustees Of the City II Devils LAhA D.
T, do orL.n Is fplls~-:
sc. |, Tha. s-.tion QUO ~ Of Ordinance uumbss sl1
o. Of the City Of Davis Lake. D T., b amended - -
10 road as fol o~s. section !. Every cwnss OF kesPsf
shall IN Or teiore the hrst day Of January o&s Oh yssr
"a use such dog 10 te registered. Numbered asd hoeeesa
for ora yesr from January l, and such OFF. afasx bssnS
u:ep SD .tail wear sroru! bis Deck . Collar havtnSeS
,ached thereto u metal tx with tho r~sSlstesed DanSss
Of such dog tamped u.eseru. The owner % tssSss q
suci, dog shall pay for such license the sum OF 90 01
d Liar ior e.eh NAL. dos and twn ~ dollars ter och
female dog over six munihs Old, which sam shsl
paid l.. tbs city marshal and his sDipt ths"fos sAe1
b presented 10 The city tsessuref and . license issoso
by said treasurer acco,diugiy
ses. =. THIS ordinance shall be In force run soa 0sss
its passase and prblicstiop.
Passed ns. Il, lSsa.
P.staseSB Beard Il 1sNssssA
Aaeess: Cas- .. sxn1. Qsrh.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-06
CuNo for Piles.

Piles are frequently preceded by q
sense OF weight In the back, loins and
lower part Of the abdomen, causing the
patient to suppose he has some affection
Of the kidneys or neighbortng organs.
At times, symptoms of indigestion are
present, fatulency, uneasiness Of the
stomach. etc. A moisture like perspira.
ton, producing q very disagreeable itch.
ing, after getting warm, is q common at
tendant: Blind, bleeding and itching
Dr. Bosanko's Pile Remedy, which acts
directly upon the parts affected, absorb.
ing the tumors, allaying the intense itch.
Ing, aud ~effectinY q permanent cure,
Price 50 cents. Address The DR.. Bossn.
ko Medicine Co., Piqua, o. Sold BY
Bennett Bros. IS
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-06
Bucklen's Arn1c salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises. Sores. Ulcers. Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, Chapped Hands,
Chilblain. Cnrns, and all Skin Eruptionr.
and positively cures P les, or no pay
required. 1t is guaranteed IN give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded
Price g cents per box.
For Sale Dv Bennett 4 Horsmau,
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-06

You feel tired, do YOU? "Yea." said
the languid man, las though I had been
horn tired, and with a bad taste in nv
mouth" "lt's not rest tina, you need"
said the doctor. "as much as a dos. OF
some good liver pills. Try a dose or
two Of ST. Patrick's Pills, they will brace
you up and make you feel bran new he.
fore three days. Sold BY Carpenter a
4aloney.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-06
EXECUTION SALE.

TOUBIl' NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. THAT BY
i virtue uf IL 'rcrc. VI iolociosure rendered by tho
district rlnrt Of the ihird judicial district VI tbs Terri
tory oi Dan 1T, within aud i"r tho county u Ramsay.
OH the d day of uec"Inbr.r, 1885, and ,iocketsd 10 the
cficc "f tb" clerk ot tho district court OF ssid Ramsey
count, "n tho 10Th dizzy Of January. 1888, 1T l" o'eLssk
It. III in M uct!un wherein ID. Farmers AID MsT.
cl.aL,.' | Ii4n Bank If t%olumLus. WAGON In. 10 plaio.
TN, and N G camp, Jumc- Llndru, Alexander Is Als0,
G.nIgs Y EroAinc, :Auyss Bros 8 %'uttler, Jsuss y
Houston, Charles Euddu, aud Louis BuLd, o. I 1 L
Duli,. Veydvr j south aud Clark W Kelley \. souA
8 Kelley. i.ucius U Brien. John II Con,t. tine. J c
Garn.r and u L leseland us Garner ; Cleveland.
plurc- 8 Botbacker, s".ly Manufacturing Coup.uy.
- Jo-yu aud - Ncrriaui as Jusl. q 4 Msrrtaa,
The iiunz is"i Tul"r 20 : ouipauJ And u McCo!isn,
Del. udu ut. IN fa>o or Of said turnsu aud MeschAnu'
Union Bank, l!a Min. and said south 4 Kelley. Gss.
u.i & Cleveland ana Harris 4 Rogers. PLAINTIFF, IN shs
cl"s1 complaints in favor u laid Farmers and
Nor lant- union Bank, for fur hundred ssvsnty.
seven i"il"rr an nine cont, and iorty-!no dollar. and
%t"cuty.ii Is c.i IL costs; lot the rum of twD hundred
NIFTY three: and seventy .-.yru Cent. iu favor u SAT-
south Is ktllc for tho sum al I've huudr. d dys dA
lar, and nin't..h,o cent. n favor VI said Gsrnsr /
tInvclaunr, Tor eighty .iiv. dollars aud QUO cent 10 :svor
Of raid hnrris & '.oger', WITH interest on all " ths
niD y sums ut the rat" Vi .s,en per cent per ADnuIn
fi"m December ~, lsoo, aud "gain.t raid u Camp:
which deere, "ri"ts NE, among other thing. % levy
upon and cell the real estate and property hsretus5t@t
described. Aud by siiiu. ot y special Ell.
o',,,ion to ms issued ont Of tbs o61eo VI ID.
clerk Of sud district court la and for sid kausey
county, ana unlrr til" .ti. u said court. directing No
levy upon ant sell said property her! mater described,
!. III. -Lcriti OF said lnu.-cy county. have levied upoS
TIA. foil ~ins cr2riiet READ estate aud property Of thA
d-!rlilsn', N. c. CAMP. ~ wit: Lot twenty l20) ie
ti,.A humber i"ent, .lhrr. t-:l Ut tn. City u Devts
Lake. D.. T.. Win all buildings thereon aud an avpus
ts'i.nc.- ,heErun'o b.!ons.ng. And TIA. ! .h.l. ~ TIC
IDih ,ny oi +. bruuiy, be-, ri two o'clock p 70. " ssid
day, nt t!u from: dDur ~ tho cour, house, in the elsJ CT
Duvil. l-h-, in .aiI equity Md territory, sal lhs
above uG-crit. d r"l"riy to snti.iy tad Judge meat All
Costa, amounting 10 thirteen hundred sixty thrOs dol
ia!a aud srysu o.hir, together with al costs which
,lall lawiu ~ ancuIr. upon sid sale and Interest up0e
tho ..u.s from tho ZAi day u Dece.nb-r. 1875. ~ the
rate Of s"fcu per cont Ter AMMAN, a. public auction T..
Ike hiIt". ior ca.b,
pntsI January II, iesG.
EVER
434s SHERIFF VI Ramsey county. D :.
Eoye5 / SDyes and Mc,;.s 4 Morgan, Attoepsys.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-06

Land enc. ut Grand Forks. OAK. JAa 8. loe-
Sotic" is hereby given that the folio Ing named SETTLER
hasc fnrd notice Of hia intention to MAX. dAAl proof
iu support Of hi. claim, aud that ssid psoof viii b
made before 7 Z Saunders, clerk of court q Devils
Lake, Ramsey county, ID 7. on February Is. is&A. sis:
GCsTANCs + HEDsrKOM II L No s2S7 foe sha ssx
Of NV ,and cts Of s"1 voc II, aul ueI .fnwH 80
~ town lt?. range ".
lie uames til. following witnesses 10 Prove his ceA.
tiuuouh ie.ideuc" upon and cultivation Of sAi lad
Andrew Anderson Louis 4 Larson Hurry J RsAnoud
John II Shepard, hu Of Jerusalem. lAkotA.
42.i7 Il. G. TIyrAnY, HaxiStnS.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-06

lnud Office At Grand Forks, Oak. Jan %, lssS-
Notice IL hereby viven That the { flowing named ssetiss
has filed motto" Of his intention TO make hnAl proof 10
support o: his claim, and tina, said proof will Be- nads
before sNeud A,paas, n tary public. At bowls Lake.
OAK, on March u Is q, viz: NILS OLSON, for shs
81" OF the he nwi4 ne and 10. 3. sec %, I li3 { 81.
lie nnn'- the following witnesses to prove HE cor
,iuucu residence IL on and cultivation OF. sAd land.
swan oles,n = harlcs nles"n JAG b % berg John Chris
ol,hvrson, al Of hvi., Lake Pc Oak.
iil9 CTIFEASY, Registse.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-06

Land Office II, Grand Forks, i,ak, ian u, lsss.-
Notice il hereby given that 'he following-namsd settler
hi., filed notice Of his intention to mAke ANAL proof IL
support OF his claim. and that said ,,roof will b mads
hrfor" Frank II Prose- probate jnds~. ~ isvils lake,
H. T.. on February ~. isst. vEI: + ELS kA6AUA
son. for the uwlI SIC ~. town liz, range IS.
lie name. tho following witnesses u provo bis Coo.
,inu"u residence upon and cultivation VI satd lasd:
X l. Cirv.l nj George Maxwell T r 1hoEpsoa Psstck
Mcnamara, nj! Of D.yhs Lake 2 I. OAK.
43Is Is TIFFANY, 1e6iasG.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-06

At the Armstrong Works. 10 Eng
land. u gun that will cast u one.tOn
shell tittcen miles has been made.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-06

Billy Emerson. the minstrel. has
made y great suocess 10 Australia, aud
will sTeturu quite ROB.
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-06
FINAL PROOF NorucsA
PAYMENT in advance for hnal pfoob
in this journal must be made when no
tice is handed to the printer.


Land 0naee st 'innd Forks, Oak. Ian q. ls8A-
Notice Is hereby given that th- following na0sd ~
tier tpt, filed notice Of hts intentL'n u make aaal
prva In supp IT Of HI. claim. aud that aid proos
Devils L ke,D 7. an M,r'h 8, 1885, Wig: GCsTAvCs
! h~EpsTKon { the - ( oi the NV and ~ Of the
sw.4 see l., and ne of the uwH see ". I l52. E IS.
lie names the following witnesses n prove nis Gus
nnu",s residence upon aud cultivassoL 81. ~ lad:
Andrew Andersen Lara A Larson Harry ! liedn. ID
John II shepard, all " Jerusalem p q, Ramsey Go DIT.
~" BC1IEFASY. Rs9isess.
Land ohic- at Devils Lake Oak. Jan ia lsrs-.
Notice Is hereby given bat the following named sssalss
has nl> notice Of hi, ,atentt,n to make anAl prof u
supls'rt Of hts claim, u d that said proof will 6s nd
before th- Register and Receive 1t Devils Lsks, D T
on Marcl, 2. 1886, vi. HENRY u U GtK. H z u.
for the 81. OF The sw'l and n~'+ u tho ~ and ~
u til NV sec Il, I VA, + III.
IL. names the following witnesses 10 prove his CO...
tinuous r. >idcnce II on amI cultivation VI ssid Ind:
Ever Wasn"s, p J Nc lo:y G-.rse i1aviN WliilAn
flummerfc!t all Of GrNnd iiarbor, Oak.
| 4lI3 HESEY ". LORI R~St<se
Devils Lake inter-ocean. (Devils Lake, Ramsey Co., Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1905, 1886-02-06

i've IN tne utOT&I3 Legislature, out
says he could do better ut home. as he
can make from ss 10 IS a day By lay
ing brick.
The man who succeeded 90 we'll in
wooing the Puritan maiden Priscilla
had vigorous blood. William Dean
Howeils says that when he ven - an
old house in Duxbury. Mass. the 9th, :
day. he found therein four generations
Of John Aldens-rsnging from the tot.
tering great-yrandfalher 10 o chubby.
rosy little lad of 4.
ARENAS Martin. the newly.ap
pointed head Of tho computing bureau
VI the coast survey, has received hon.
or ~ decr .rs rom several leading ed
%nc.tlonal institutions in this country
and England III recognition ot his
achievements il malhemat.cl. and is
wei! versrd in other departments Of
science and general literature. He
also edits and puul.s hes-set,icg the
type with his own ilands-a valuable
mathematical periodical.
A Paris newspaper says Of the Mar
quis de L,.uvillc-wl,o didn't marry
Frank L...ie's widow that he has
arrived in Paris'anA is staying st tho
Ho,ei Continental. The Marquis is
about 10 repeat his f%our-in-hani driving
tour recently executed in Englan't. tue
Itinerary CHOSEN being from Paris 10
,Marse,Il'.s by the B%ouruonnai-. On
hi. return ."e Marquis wiI! give u
lecture and reading at tn" > lilo des
Conferences, 10 the Boulevard dos
C.puciues.
a new fca1u.o OF the German public
.scnoo, system. which meets with great
favor. is til i of bathing. TIE Burgo-
.master OF Gultingen stys ,ha. wnsn
bathing was first introduced in the
schools Of that town OILY - few of the
pupils awaited themselves Of the priyi.
JeRs, whereas now 800 out Of 100 gladly
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1886-01-31
THE DEADLY AvALANCHE!

FOur Men Buried up Above
Ketchum, idaho All Probably
Dead-Rescuers ia the Scene.
Yesterday afternoon, says the Wood River
News-Miner of last Wednesday. the sky
again became overcast, and ct dark last eve
ming u commenced showing with indica-
tinns OF another severe storm. Al was to
DO expected, reports of deaths from snow
slides began to come In. 7. W. Gillette
and George Metzeler came down from
Kesohum yesterday afternoon ON the train,
bringing intelligence OF the probable death
Of four men. just before they started. q
man named Goring came to Ketchum with
the news, and to get a rescuing party made
up.
II appears that four men Frost, Burns,
Peters and Waring we're at work at the
Homestake mino. situated on Lake Greek
about nine miles above Ketchum, and
owned by j. o. Swift OF this city and
Harry Frost. There are two cabins at the
Homestake. The old one was not consid-
cred in q safe place. and q new one was
erected on a sort Of bench higher up,
This Ia the one where the slide occurred
| and where Frost. Burns and Peters are
reported to be now buried. Waring
| was in the slide as we'll, but got out and
went down to Goring and Anderson'E
cabin, at the Magnet mine, about q mile
INT o half from the Homestake, TO gel
help. But a slide had occurred there. GOV
| ering up the mouth Of the tunnel, 80 the
men could got none Of their tools to worl
with. Goring at once started to Ketchum
for help.
The slide at the Homestake took place
Friday night. All four men were in the
cabin. when Warning stepped outside thu
door for o moment. Before he could ge
inside, the avalanche atruck and bnriet
them all. Waring could hear Frost groan
ing for six or seven hours after the Slid,
struck, and after that time oil becam'
still. It is thought that the men mus
have all persisted.
Mr.. Swift thinks that it must be the ole
cabin that was overwhelmed, and that /
was occupied by Peters and Waring, whit
were being visited at the time Of tho slid
by Frost and Burns; or that, il II happened
at the now cabin, then Waring and Peter,
must have been visiting there. At any
rate, sill four men were together in one o
the cabins.
Tom Loring is reported to be bnriet
under sixteen feet OF snow on Thompson
Creek. a tributary of Warm Springs Greek
and about fifteen miles from Ketchum
About half an hour before the slide hi
went from the mine to his cabin, where IL
all probability he met his death.