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Wheeling.
nncrunrR II ISSG

tEGEMBER ii, lsSh.
The cattle market this week was
fairly active and prices in all in
stances remained the same as those
of last week. The hog market adj
vanced a quarter and was active,
while lambs were somewhat quiet.
Cattle-1,00 to LOO lbs stock
3ta3ic per. lb.: 800 to 900 lbs. 3a
SIC per lb: 700 to son lbs. 2Ja3c
per lib. : :
Hogs-Market active; 3aa4Rc per
h. fo51f',t
Lambs--Good at 5Ia4 &c perlb.
Calves-$3 00a5 90 per head.
Sheep-2ta39c per lb.
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Live Stock.
East Liberty.

DECEMBER, 10, 1886. :
Cattle-Receipts, 247 head; ship
ments, "a head; nothing doing, no
cattle shipped to New York to-day.
Hogs-Reeeipts, 6,40n :ead; ship
ments, 1900 head, marh I actiya;
Philadelphias, 81 25@4 4t; York
ers, 81 00@4 10; grassers, 3 75@
4 90; 81 cars hogs shipped to New
York today.
Sheep-Receipts, S00head; ship
ments, 1000 head; market very dull,
and nothing doing.
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sHERIFFs SALE.
]. G. Rouse, Admir-
James L, Watson, & ano.

@Y virtue of certain Order of Sale issued
in and for the County of Monroe, and State OF
Ohio, in a case pending in said Court between
the above named parties, to me edirectcd, will
offer for sale at public auction at the east door
of the Court Mouse in Woodsfield, on
Friday, the eth day Of December, A. ID. 1886,
between the hours of 10 o'clock a. m. and
o'clock p, M, of said day, the following de-
scribed real estate, to-wit:.
"The west part of the northeast quarter OF
the southeast quarter, of section twenty-six,
township five, of range five-beginning for the
same ut the northwest corner of the northeast
quarter of the southeast quarter of said section
twenty-six; thence south two degrees west
fourteen hundred and thirty-two chains;
thence south eighty-eight degrees east six and
fifty hundredths chains to the center of the
road; thence with said road north forty-nine
degrees west two chains; thence north eight
and one half degrees east two and twelve hum
dredth chains; thence north forty degrees east
eighty-seven links; thence south eighty eight
degrees east thirteen and forty-five hundredth
chains to the center of the run; thence upsaid
run north ten degrees west seventy-siX links;
thence north seventeen degrees west two
chains; thence north thirty=one degrees west
four chains; thence north twenty-five degrees
west sixty=hine links, thence north eighty
eight degrees west fourteen and ferty-slx hun
dreath chaina to the place of beginning, con-
tanning fourteen acres and two perches."
Said property so ordered to be sold is APP
praised at S25s, and may sell for two-thirtls OF
said appraisement. Terms of Sale Cash be-
fore Confirmation.
LOUIS SULSBERGER,
nov. 2, ,'s6w5. Sheriff, NJ. c. o.
W. L. MALLORY, Atty for Plaintiff.
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Bucklen's Arnica SaIye,

- The BEST SALyE in the world for
Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers Salt
Rheum Fever Sores, letter, Chapped
Hands, Chilblains, Corns, and all
Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required 1t is guar
anteed to give perfect satisfaction,
or money refunded. Price % cents
per box. For sale by r. w. Pope.
March %, 1SS7-1Y.
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NOTICE.
$50 Reward Withdrawn.

rTNHE reward Of Fifty Dollars offered by The
j. Sheriff of Monroe County. Ohio. October
y, 1886, for the apprehension of w. l.. Norris,
indicted for perjury, has this day hccn with
drawn by the ecanmissinncrs Gf Monroe coun-
ty, Ohin.
BY ordor of the Commissioners.
III. r. MUHLEMAN,
dec9,'s Auditor.
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"A CAT ID.

70 all gha arc suffering fram the errors and
indiscretions Of youth, nervous weakness, early
decay, loss Of manhood &c., will send rocipe
thatwill cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by missionary in South
America. Send selfaddressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH T. INarAN. Station D, New York City.
Oct. 26, SLY.
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SCHOOL REPORTS.

Report of Woodsfeld Schools for
the week beginning Dee. 9 and end.
ing Dec. 10, 1886;
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A Gift for All.

a
In order to give all chance to
test it, and thus be convinced of It's
wonderful curative powers, DIR.
Kings New Discovery for Consump-
tion, Coughs and Colds, will be, for
a limited time, given away. This
offer is not only liberal, but shows
unbounded faith in the merits of
this great remedy. All who suffer
from Coughs, Colds, Consumption,
Asthma, Bronchitis, or any affection
ofThroat, Chest, or Lungs, are espe-
cially requested to call at r. W.
Popes Drug Store, and get a Trial
Bottle Free, Large Bottles &l.
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QUERIES.

Why didEJ Sd, change his,
boarding? @
Where does B. F., get his smo=,
king tobacco? ) Is 3f
If this fails to reach the basket,
we will come again. ANDREW.
.-sl Z T-T-T.cTVTTI - ot.5
WANTED.-Dry Ash Lumber.
Dec. Z. +. DIEHL.
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@I have some menes Of the
Worcester Organ Company's to loan
in sums of $40 to 5000 to parties
who will comply with the rules. Also
some fine Organs for sale on time or
for cash. For particulars, address
j. II. MCCOY,
Sistersville, W. Va.
Nov. l6, 'S6. 3m.
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Short Wraps&Newmar-
ketS

about the same ratio.
This is a big cut so early in
The season. but in accord
ance with the times. Just
think. an elegant Jacket
for So 90!
Mems and Boys OvercOats
we will offer at quite a re-
ductien from market price. !.
Tobacco is selling low, so
goods are low These over
coats are lower, 10 close for
the season. Splendid over
coat for men at So 81; then
you want to see what S. will
yet Boys in like proper
ti0n
silk and Cashmere Muf-
hei S, silk and Linen Hand
kelchiefs; we show an i'm
mpnse pile of these-2c a
pr up. You should see onr
Ten Cent colored Bordered
Handkerchiefs. You want
to look at our I hildren's &
MISSES Hoods at 25 cents.
If you want to see how
far a dollar will go these
times come to orr plac".
Look out for our displays
FuC your money INTO uSeful
and ornamental articles.
BIG RI DUCTIONS In LOTS OF AR.
TICLES.
20 yds Canton Flannel for
81 yet; 25 yds good comfort
Calico for 81 yet; 20 yds
Muslin for ST..
Good bye until after hrist-
mas. You want our goods
at these low prices; we want
your patronage and money.
We earn it by selling goods
this way:
Christmasegift to you all,
and a merry one.
NORRIS u ARMSTRONG
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~.
BERTRAM is busy this week
opening Holiday Goods. He has
the finest assortment ever brought
to Woodsfield, and all at bottom
prices.
Drop in and examine his goods:
There are Musical Harps. Market
Baskets, Mustache Cups, Fancy
Goods for young and old; Tobacco
and Cigars, Pipes and Cigar Hol
ders for Smokers; Fancy Toys of
all description, and Candies for
children, and a variety of other
useful and ornamental, ,and amuse
ing things which -are being sold
very low. Don't fail to spend a
pleasant hour examining these
goods and you will be surprised
atftlre low prices at which they
are selling. Nov. 30-t4.
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From now until after the Holi-
days, goods will be sold FOR CASH
AT ISAAC HILL's, BEALLsyILLE, o., as
cheap as they can be bought any
where In Eastern Ohio. Now is the
time to get yonr Bargains.
VICTOR.
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A Big Tliilg.

From now until hrist-
mas we will cut prices on
Ladies' Wraps so that all
can purchase:
SIS Jackets reduced to So
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Three PecuIiarities

Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood purifier
and regulating medicine, is characterized by
three peculiarities, namely:
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1886-12-14

The result is amedicine Of unusual strength
| and curative power, which effects cures here
tofore unequalled. These peculiarities belong
exclusively to Hoods. Sarsaparilla, and are
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departments, Superintend
and Teachers.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-23
From Island Mountain.

Through the courtesy Of Mr.. Wore.
VT have a communication from Mr.. T..
Penrui, giving particulars Of the acci-
deut TO Archie Dorsey. which &C 'uTrcd
on last Sunday evening about 6 o'clock.
Archie wI> assisting IN parting ont
some cattle ON tIc RrumeaI desert.
tTcnty five miles north Of Island Noun
tain, when his horse ran over n calf.
fell to the ground. aud from the fact
that the young mhs WAS rendered uu-
conscious lie must have struck on his
head. Both his feet hung in the stir
ruPS. int as the horse WAS very g,nll,
he remain d quiet until the sufferer Was
released Icy h.s c~puptu:evs.
4 NAH MAS dispatched at : o'clock
tEc same evening to bear the ueSs To
A:vh:c's rarrutS. AMI arrived at HID
b7Ck next norm ~ at Ia o'clock. III.
Kelly. with II. Mccain team. eft with
Mrs. Dgsry Tor Hugh " %IJiu',, AMY
ing there 1T / =. M.flr ,.rur dsy. wl,rc
one Of tn. horses died an Luur later.
John ". Dorsey, with D.. MvigS. M
rived at 1 O'Clock \. NJ on TEc.i,y.
Archie was Carried To- : stone cabin
so'Gc miles dts;auG f.on the sen Of
the accident. where h. was fouul by
the do,t,r aul his PlI,uts, and where
lie will rrmala, attended 10y Ii. parents,
until hr is abe ( be removed to moe
comfortable q I~nr;crs. Dr. VI igs reu-
dcrcd such medical assistance as lay in
his power, and en,eIt .ius hopes OF hi,
recovery.
Mr.. Pcnrnl says the weather Is cold
h.S placer mines are running all right:
quartz mines look favorable. aud CLOSES
with kind regards
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arcID.

The papers are still Gl!si With reports
OF terrible transforms, huTic'nrs and
cyclones IN various ~sectiouso f OHIO. lu-
diana and Ilun,is. and the details q
horrors scarcely ever equaied in the
history of natu raj cHLsuIi;ies. Men,
women sndSbiidE,n Acre hurled to sud.
den lestrnctiou by death-dealing bsht-
ming, furious IugnadceS and de!rscs Of
wst-r. Al Nruin, Ohio. which Was
struck by the storm on ", dn-sday eve
fee has been turned into = porgue,
where whole families lie di>fSrred 80
abe tables and door. TWcutF-ts- d, al
bodies have l-en found, and .-leS,n per
sunS REe still missing. ! Seluse Of
rain which ACCOMPANIED tn. s:9GR
~ashed away sixteen miles VI the Nj
ami railroad.
st Wilkinson, Indiana. ell the houses
except three were blown down, aud at
A'tica one woman Was killed four rer-
sous ( .tally, aud six seriously nj &cd,
aud the loss Of properly YiL aggregate
S2G0,OGO Near DAusilIe. Illinois. Il
scUrc uf farm houses. a church and
schooIhou>e were destroyed AMI three
p r>ous killed. Fearful raIu and wind
storms have also h,ru 9~yeSsEced IL
England aud Spain, causing the Oct
Iuc;.ou Of much valuable property.
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Loco

4 stock man, residing in Kansas, says
the loco weed grow in tha; STAT, Colo
RADIO and New VI, Nicu. .nl LIE dIsSccuri
several hos : tat died GuuI kA- effect
Of eating tIe weed. and the org sIS
known as the Pausa unl NAV were
fuuud Completely destroyed by q pala-
ate resembling a susu wGruL Stalks
of the loco weed ca.rlul.y M.sec;ed dis.
closed L precisely similar parasite to
that found in thu stoma,hs OF the hog-
ses that had died from eating it. A l"-
coed horse exhibits Euuistakahlc
symptoms of Insanity. Tie reason R>-
s;gued for the animal FIST seeking the
wed IL for the purpose OF ~nl!nyiug
thirst whecu feeding at a distance from
wafer. the stalk OF the weed containing
a large quantity Of juicy moisture.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-23

The are set out en- the rainus s"',ll
farms about Twelve L1rlrcd fruit trees,
and on the SCHOOL farm they have a'"nt
four hundred, all growing thrifty.
Srne w.re touched 10y the lat, fr"~is.
which proves c~cuelustNcly that he place
Is adapted to fruit growing.
The system Of irrigauug is complete.
A canal ten icct wide aud three feet
deep furnishes water to irrigttc all the
agricultural aud grtz'us lands the cu-
tire length Of the settlement. The
Government furnishes the Indians with
wagons harness and farming implc.
mrut>, lou; no r,tiuns ARE ISSUED 70 any
ssvc those employed directly by the
Agent, aud to the school children.
J. I. TEirLETr.
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&
o-NAAO-ssaL.

The probabilities a. t. ;hc future rep
rc~eutaiiyc OF tue = ate Of Nevada in the
United States senate i attracting the
attention of our citizens 81 the Present
une, and it is n question which should
receive rArnr>; consideration in view Of
the fact that 1.-THE welfare OF this common
wealth depends !ars J. u IGN IL, rrlgr.
scntat!res in Congress
IL H. evident that the rerrut man u.
vcrs Of William VI. Siextrt ia issuing
his widely circulated "SIvcr Pamphlet"
and establishing II rrsil.ncc in Carson
CITY are intended us AN opening to hi,
c'n iidrcy for the impo. tAEt position.
and 1t is the duty Of every legal vo,cr
IN the 81 lie. regardless of Political pre-
objections, to examine his Ia / record on
the silver question, that by the past We
may lie abIe. in a measure, t. determine
whether the ex-senator IL eH;i.Ici tU 'h~
confluence nni support of 4 people
whose Interests are identical with the
maintenance of silly T as legal tender
coin OF the realm.
On this s,hJcct the Brlrnnnt Courier,
whose editor Is a Republican State Sen
utur. says:
d" not think that the people Of
Nc.Lda are drsiruu~ Of being represents.
ed 10y an!OBr who hSl : Lsul ia the lie.
mon liz ttiOm Of sIlYcr-fhr cause VI all
the Ills from which silver AMI al it, no.
ducts are now suffering. it j, Il lnrIrr
job to place II where il vas thuu To de.
dcOaoc 1t. The story is too hin that the
suspension bill whs ruh through both
b"uscs of Congress AMI made a law
without The members understanding on
What they wee voting"
This logic We heartily endorse. for il
Senator Stewart v"IcI for a measure Of
such importance - his constituents
without KNOWN it, purI-ort. he pr"vri
himself an unworthy and unreliable rep
resent itIyc.
Mr. ~ " II WAS Tuitci States Scnn-
t"r from Ncvad, Mt the 'irir ot the pa.
sage o. b Art of February. 1873. viii Ia
virtually dcmoTotiZ,d silver. u, the iii.
yer dollar Of il2is grains was dropprd
from the list OF COILS and the legal ten
der property 81 other silver coins an.
ih0rizcd in the Act was limited b. the
payments %. amounts not Ia exceed FIVE
dollars, aud the records show that Mr..
Stcrarf roisi EDS Iiai LrH: aud as a ron
sequence his l,borcd mont 10 show the
fraud and injustice Of The Act in uurs.
uun cOtncS with rather bad grace from
one who, M II member Of the body
which pcrrcirated the Outrage. raised
no voice aEain't n measure Of such vital
importance. not only to the people Of
Nevada hut Of the ~holc Uuion. but
cast his vote with the Shylucks whose
interests alone, were suuSrrYCd by the
destruction nf n coin which had b en-
recognized ms n staudnr1 Of ynlurs ever
since the formation Of this Government.
Under the ciIeumsinnccs We cannot
conceive how cithrr papers or politi.
clans can advocate the election Of vii.
linn VI. Stewart ms n m,mhrr Of the
United States Senate from Nevada.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-23
Death of Francis CulnmInS.

Fmncis VI. Cummins died in this city
yesterday. Deceased was an old and
cstHerued resident of the State. He was
born in WuOlford county. Kentucky,
in July. 1926. Al the agG Of - I've Ell
listed in the Mexican war. remniuing in
the army till the close Of the struggle,
when h. emigrntrd to this State. An
ardent Democrat. he wa" always active.
ly engaged in politics, aud was held in
great respect for his strict integrity.
On Tuesday last he was strick- with
paralysis aud fingered till yesterday
lie leaves n wife nni daughter. The
funeral will take place on Saturday IN.
der the auspices OF the Veterans of the
Mexican War md Old Fncnds-lS. Y.
Examiner.
Mr.. Cummins was formerly n we'll.
known resident of Eikp. nuh his broth.
er, Jake CnmmiBs, was the Original
owner Of The Scott ranch. near lIallcck.
where he died ia 1873.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-23

nrmly .. tie opinion that the a? r~tion
o; the new Judiciary Act will ~.Ek a
sr, { Inconvenience TO the ~p-sofSe, and
that the small saving Of -xpensc in
some counties will lie more than couu-
.erbalhnecd 10y the un~noyances aud lie.
lays to which li;:gints Will lie Subjected.
A. the matter now =; inds therr is Moth
n. To- DO but awat results: ana We VEN
ture abe opinion that "A trial Of the pro-
visions of the Law will convince the peo-
pie of it's impractieabilhy ana that its re-
pesA will be demanded tn sach unmis-
taxable language thsh the Legislature of
1889 will be compelled to undo that par:
of the work of the Legislature OF 1855.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-23
CONSTITUTIONAL.

Sundays Reno Journal says: "Tbe
Supreme Court ycstcrln, unanimously
decided the new Judiciary Hill 10 he
Constitutional"
This settles n mattnr which has been
the occasion OF much controversy eyer
Siuce the adjournment Of the last Lrgis.
nturc. and W. nro somewhat curious 10
knQw the grounds upon which thc de,
ejsion was rendered.
We have under TODD that the lGglJ
fraternity Of the State was almost unnn,
imously opposed To the Ack and We aTg
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-23
Advertised Letter List.

The following Ia n list of letters re-.
manning in the postnmcc at EIko.
May H.. 1886.
Freeman Andrew, Jennings Judson,
Lewis Richard ". Rviukcm Mrs. +,
Miller II. Tnylor Tom ?.
Wheeler Thos. H.. Nnn.Burau Sam.
Persons calling for any Of the above
sjn please say advertised.
{. II. SrEouLE, i, VI.
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DISTRICT COURT.


Monday, May L..
The State Il SrVada VS.. Lew QUong
Case given TO the jury on SATURDAY
night aud i verdict OF not guilty" was
r'turned-
The State of Nevada rs. Henry
Woods "nl YIN. Observation-Disclosures
appeared in Cont this morning at 10
o'clock, and were each sentenced TO one
year IL ShA Stie PrisoH At Carson.
III T~s<itios of Mrs. Mary Murphy to
l." adiudgcd a soc trader was granted.
Court adjourned to 10 o'clock 4. NJ.
Tuesday, May Is.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-23
Sp.ise.

\ horse rojeo will commence on Nay
lO;h. l>>i, 10y a roundup at John Vow
rli's corral. All persons Interested vii
take notice.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-23
EOricc.

\ class in painting will he or"n'i Mt
the University luliiug on Saturday at
; j. " Terms - cents Icr Ir,,"u ia
advance. For further particular IT,
@trlinG paints stu lies It cal at tin
Private School az tLr Uu!vr.,lry Buid-
IN
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-23
Sa urday, May II. 1856.

~ H
In the case of the State VS. Hank J..
Norton, the jury last night brought i'll IA
verdict Of not guiIty.
The STATE Of Nevada vs. Henry Woods
and Vim. EargAu. indicted for h. USE
Sesking- BY consent of District At
tnrnry, defendants were allowed 10 with
de-. ,heir plea OF not guilty aud plead
guilty To atieiuPt at houschrrrkinG
The time for p~rOnSumcinS sent, nee was
set for 10 O'Clock IL. III. Monday, the
l7th instant.
State Of Nevada IS Lew Qu"ng. in
dic[ed for murder. Jury iImpnncllcd,
trial III progress ns We g. to P.css.
Friday. May Il. 1856.
In The ease Of y. L. Guldas ger vs. T.
u. Atwci!, the jury broush in n YER
diet fur defendant.
The State of Seyala vs. Hank J. Nor
ton, indicted for assault with intent to
kill. The regular panel Of jurors was
exhausted md u special vcnire issued
f"r eight s'ldiionnl Jurors.
Al 1880 r jury Mas sworn in compO scd
Of the following.
VIM. Ku"fr. VI. Chaser.
I'd l.. Todd. G. Il. Leddick.
h"inn Harrison, Vim. Hunter.
Lou Henderson. II. Paulson.
l.. l.. Ncnhlusn. Pred L"vclock.
j. Hankins, Lawrence B,rrnws.
Jbe trial ~ still in progress.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1886-05-23
PYRA I'D RESPIRATION.
Origin OF the Celebrated Prehistoric
Tracks.

NeNsA ~ AAA Afs AAN |'HA@
gentleuanly aud accommodating Clerk
at the Agency. \ drive Of eighteen
miles. which we covered IL two LonrS,
brought ns TO the Agency. presided over
10y the Hon. W. y 4. Gibson, L. 5
Indian Agent etc. On the way down,
auOut four miles from the Agency. NJ
passed the grave Il the big ludian
whom 7 think MAS the one that made
the tu,e&s in the yard At the State
Prison, near Carson City. The PiL-
ties hrye a tradition (meuiionei. | be-
licvc, hy nsu DrQuiliel ;ha; a mons
truuS big luliau came down ir u the
North AMI kil,,d u whole lot OF their
warriors Ivy picking them mp Il in
each hand ami ma~L-IS their heads So
grihcr. ur 10y 1h:nwIu. them against ~"
g:nuud with >uch ;urcr TIA the life Ms
crushed out Of them. We'll. II -~cms
that the Chiefs got ahuutthrea hundred
m,n concealed ia the rocks i'll the can
~ near the Tuckrr river. all ARMED
with hn..s ana Hr-rws. Where they lay
in wal, ior the Iig fellow, whom they
law az: roachjuE. Try lay lhat he
hal a ! ~ stgiu. Of fish. uul a great
number %! rsLtts, ~lirl. L. WAS catiu.
witLuu; takiu. the trouble either l, XiG
81 COOK. Those in ambush waited tl,
the "Truor" cot close up. VIII IL al
sas,i md each warrior planted an ar
row ~ tar big nm then smother ugj au
other II the -iIut turuyl AMI ;lrI. fol.
lowed 10y the whole hand. 1t i till
that hr nn about hal! a mile auI fell
dcad IL" TUI.,Gc:s cane "a - where
H. Was lying. alI after ;Lr whole ;.acc
Euuirci hal t.ari-i CO thr remaining
t>h AMI rabbits Of the dead man. ih-.
t'uI!ri him N thu spot where he frll.
They rtis"l uo t. his mem.
CRY, and although his grave : not kept
green" DIES cudlnts "f the rilc WHO
dtd the killing repair annuity tu the
place aud Tim ant "sIr:ally round MP
from the tracks. took the d!mru-iua,
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