davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-06
Notice of Assessment,
Bannoek Gold and Silver Mining Com
rany. Of Idaho.

THE PRINCIPAL OFFICE OF TEE COM
4 pany is located a. Salt Lake City, Utah
md IT'S mines are located in the Lava Greek
Mining District, sliuras County. Idaho
Sou Z is hereby given, that a amee;ine
o. tre stockholders OF the Ban aock GOid
aud Silver Mining Company, of Idaho.
"a led for said purpose, and held NJ the
office of the Company in Salt Llse City
Utah. on the seventh d., of June 1sS6, 8
nsiOctIy Of the capital stock being repre-
sented, an assessment Of fifty nts per
share was lie Fied on the capital stock of IN
Company paye bic on the tenth dag Of July
1855 or. az the option Of the stockholder, a.
any time before that d y. 10 W S Moor
nick. the Treasurer of the Company. ~ the
banking House Of Mccormick & Gu. in Salt
Lake City. Utah Any OF the cspital stncs
Of the company upon whica the assessment
rem ms urpaid on the said tenth day o.
July. 1856. will be delinquens snd will be
advertised for sale at public sucfion and
IN ess payment is maze before. will be sold
st the Office of the Comp ny in SAT- LAKE
City, Ut,h. on Monday, July 25. lsS5. 81 II
= m, 20 psy the delinquent assessment. the
cost OF advertising and the expen-es al
tendaut upon the ssle. N c. THUM,
Secre airy o. the Company.
June 7. 1856. once OF the Company. Isl
East Tempe street. Salt Lake City. Utah
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-06
Personal and General.

hoN. J. L. STEWART, OF Logan, passed
through the city to salt Lake yesterday
morning.
AN6 THE visitors from Salt Lake
"a tel :, we observed Mr.. Eli A. Fol-
ar. manager OF tile Salt Lake
z oundry.
The DOLEFUL, solemn sounds Of the
Court House bell tolling, while the pro
cession was moving yesterday. grated
harshly on the ears.
RoBERT NEsLEx, Of Salt Lake. ad-
dressed the congregation in the faber-
nacle on Sunday, and participated in
The celebration on Monday.
Or SUNDAY. an 1l-year-old boy. son
OF MI John Carver. of Plain City, was
hiding horse when he fell from the
animal and had his right arm broken.
Dr. John Driver, of this CITY, replaced
the fracture and made the little fellow
. comfortable as possible.
A SERIOUS accident befel one of the
oois oI tue Fire Department on satur-
cay evening. As'the bows were making
'neir nnsl rum after their practice q
.I S evening. Joseph McCowI /.
umoied and fell to the ground and the
noe cart. weighing some l 500 rounds
passed over him. His face ana hssd
are terribly bruised and iacera1s5 s15
pls hody J. considerably bnrt Tr ~
noPeo that he viii soon recover from
MS injuries. 'ron'
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-06
MORE THAN THREE TIMES LARGE R

MANY EMPLO i
EES three De
more Accom- plish, q
Actors, tire q tims
the salary lis, and.
IS q natural cOnse-
q ence, three tim es
the fun and three
times more S how
than ever you saw
since you were born.
sells Brothers con-
hdently expect 10
draw three Nm rs .
been FOURTEEN
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-06

These pipes are suitable for either wsief
oil or gas and are made 10 susriin pressure
Of 500 pounds 10 the square inch. or gravi y
head of over COO fee. Ws'er can be brought
from any elevation In them wiIhpu; leak
age or vase The tube Is made OF the best
Puget sound pine which. being thor ughly
seasoned. Is spirally round with strong iron
bands OF suitfble strength for sny required
pressure The whole exterior 10 then given
n cost OF sSpha tu1l, " hich protects the iron
from rust and the wood frOul insects or de
cay. The pipf e made IN 5 feet lengths and
Spiraliy hauCed snd connected with iron
cOupli ngs We manufacture this pipe in al
sizes from 10 y inches. he action OF the
water makes it perfectly water tight IN
few hours T. poin; OF durability this pipe
exceeds al others The asbhalium cOaline
affords q thorough and almost everlasting
protection 20 he iron banding against rus,
while the wo1d being constantly satursied
with wster. will last for. generations. IL can
be laid for from l 20 4 cents per foot, sc
cord'ng o sizes. &, Il is fl N = 20 = the cost
81 iron and is equai IN sill r@spects 10 the
very besi standard iron pipe now In use. II
will never cnrTode or give the water bad
taste, as IS the rase with non IS less liable
TO freeze, and can be sent 20 distant points a.
4 the cost City or Town corporations, or
any others contemplating svs em OF water
supply viii 4 j II greatly 10 thcir advantsge
N consult Us for further Information. AL
work guaranteed. Send for prices and quo
tafionE.
Address
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-06
NOTICE.

ITO TIE REGISTERED VOTERS OF THE
Il Seyent enth school District: A meet
ing OF the registered vote OF he Seven
teenth School District Salt axe County,
Utah. will be held IN the district School
houss, on Monday evening July ioth, 1855.
at 80 p. m for the purpose Of e.ecting one
trustee lot the ensuing three years. hearsng
the report Of tie Trustees and FIR the frsns-
sction OF any other b-sinsss tina. may be
brought bsfore the meeting.
A. Z. HYDE,
ELIAS A. SMITH.
G-OHGE Z HOWE,
Trlsfees
SALT LAKE CIR. July l. 1855.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1886-07-06
Booksi BooksI Booksi

gantly bound. g.. eco 40
And all standard works at a discount
Send for catalogue. Special express
rates. Address
J. K. LIZ BARoS & Co.,
I Elgin. Ill
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09


L'ok sALt-A ltNf BltIa fuIAG H0ReE
L nisi i'e sold lusa aifl al les sllFefy ~lstle.
L'Ok Sale CHEAp-Io MAKE RooM FOh
4 cl lllltl. q la.f medium ill. ae fress ll good
clndi.ion p : stanton. isfart han.l~
GRAND IlfAlf fUh h,hsAlA AtAI4A-.
VI Al fhe clearance .alr iuf anna HalL ll Mons
foest AL reductions afe marked ir rlala l--lifcs
Oh large ge-Ioa uctes llaler -el. Tea -,.Is.
tfaiaher ~els Glassware H u.e Furnishing
60 le uN going .t Csf ar .ts NeN ls N0ar
chalce o. rviurlish. ID. Leonard aud ron-
Eok sAlE-A GOOD -i Ek1 BUGGY NEARBY
4 new cheap Tor cash. also 81 second anl
fhaeiou feE cheap laI ai Carriage shop ef
v le tine -chaaae. Ei.i Iria4e-sL
rOK sALE-A FIRST CLASS RON BOAT FOR
L sale cheap. Cali at Hart a. Amhergs. 81 and
5s Pearl-st. ss
Eok sALE-CoApLErE SIT p g. REPORTS
able law bo0ks. Mil he sold cheap Adlr,sss
Fred :. Clark Grand Rapids, Mich.
EOk sALE-A SECONDHAND CHlGKERlNt
/ piano VIII be -1ld cheap 10 s4l soon Cal
a. Nh Dewey Doc Aouroe a. up stsirs
EOR SALE-A LADY WHO Us GsLNG TO
l. leave the c.ty desires 90 seI a lnt square
piano four r0unl c0mers frst-lilss make been
ilsed les than three months. Must be @)ld in
TWO weeks. taA aiief b n. at 2r Ottawa So.
IOk sALE-A RsI-CLAo- SILVER WATCH
hgin, National Natch Compauys make
cosi Ssi, used but htle nll be sold a. ihtral
discount Inquire ~ lELEoRsN- -li EKALD Office
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09
WANT ADVERTISEMENTS.

~ la fti silsllt- tll- tslIslsil asltttr
!. .faIsttI l1s.t.l rN.tlst tf aEtsa ~at sa.--
lia.st- allI 49, lhaTGsl fuf as ii4e ufslllslll lll
ratt ia fEe Sable Esstsu. AlaAss laag aitie lsi
"a alatf.
Persons " at ss.tfa- Situations tsu ore
rraufs.l rsfss .a aFiIls s.fa- .i lttt sfittt
fat 4ail.islr 90 llae- in aut i.lt tfil-t ltlsili
esa iss fouua as eikialH- tAs aUfilissr ~
IS afa- 81 >esen Al1 lslft af a iilas ,.s.i a.isd
- allr fslll Ilat-
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

WANTED-B1ENFs OF HDIH : FOX IHl
" greatest lops of modern um Ihe Sell
Educator by Prof Leverage oi 1aolere I'
De- "A blessing % every home Ani i-peusahle
book go every young man Do @afo succeed
300 hic ani OF puee.e,s value ia ato>itua, Is
is a. the name sisE Ee.ts. SELF cdiur agents
Arc reapius riE harvest vifu tlsok ATp.f
at ou se for Territory as 30 Is taken Ad1r. :.
81. 81 fal- o-he-.
WANTED THREE LAUlE, CUISINES
y tact ana energy fo ssialf orier Clbh'ns
G mmeufary ea tne Hin.t sni treus hsl
H0ur wfh Jesus Illustrated bore. Nl
christian fenny can af1ri to ba baaI ihom
Address D- o lhis office salary apmn1 ls.io1
IlAETED LADY AGENTS. -rTAELA
" clear $40 Gais Hith Tag wontu ueE -.
tent rubber 4uderEarueut f0I aaes or
Knoxville agent asde SIS iu fears Mrs
T. Little. hor fiH. lhiesF0 ih- 1a
IL ANTFu-CA NNA--fk- IHR0IofT THE
" state fo s,llCf membership - Michigsn
Nas0uiC Home Per PARTICULAR So d. IS
Nah. Secretary Grand Rapids
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

UANTED-A SITUATION 81 A YNG MAN
" having -four years experience w Civil tn-
gineer ana surveyor, and some cNpncc with
Mechanical Engineer. Best Of refaCes Ad-
dress T. L. lawson. a. \. l0nia-st l01
WANTED SITUATION is WIEsALE
" house a. shipping clerk. or iu ri house a.
clerk. Would go ON the road if ted. Talk
English and German. Best 81 rcfeces given
from last employer Address G- cHhls OIce
IANTkD-A YOUNG LADY sTEsRAPHER
" with typewriter wants posli a. Corres-
pOndent is willing To - out Of tt. Address
r. per Telegram hyrail
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09


-
-l3
.L-
80.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

UOR RENT-FACTORY IN Mist TIE
II very convenient brick building xle0 feet
five stOrie, high, with sixty horse DER water
wheel, hydraulic stand pipe, hose auozzies IN
each foom. elevator, steam heating es, shaft
Ing, pulleys. betting, etc, also addiL contain
ing uihce, powerful steam engine iiler coal
room and dry ROOM store room. etc.lquire Of
BuuerwOrth and Lowe -
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

nor RENT-PLEASAN FTKNISHFFK0NT
MONS with modern conHenieuces. .edy ard
block drst hallway from Duriees. Jos
nor RENT-NICBLY FURNISHED DON is
one Of the most desirable lOcatR ia the
city. Call al l2l Jefferson ave. 9rf
no RENI-ONE LARGE ROOM. NO Canal
| s.. has three front windows gas steam.
Enquire az once oi q. A. Bervin, 80 Ceusl-st.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09
Just SEE HERE.

THE TELEGRAM HERALD does
nos want yo4f money unless u gives you
al adequate retaru for II. II you adyef-
tise for snyihing Ia lhe Want columns
and don't get lf, your money VII be re
funded of the aiVerusemeHt Wil be re-
peated. The advertisements taken on
this condition are all those coming under
the heads Of Boarding, Beard Want
cd. Rooms 10 Rent. Rooms Want
ed, Male Help Wanted, "Female
Help Wanted. "Si uauons Wanted
Female, Situations Wanted Male,
Miscellaneous. and all Advertisements
not Of a strictly commercial nature.
Thousands have tued the plan during
the past fs~ months. Try it yours elf
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

There is smoke aud the smell 90 sulphur
and phosphorus and caroureted hydrogen
and other rhinEsa1out the ueTspaper offices
~ Cincinnati but fhe-e is 90 smell OF burned
no Vfier -fh.r4ga fafr DreaH.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

HF-f.t A-f. ~ ~ ~ VIZ ? ~ - -
Glf.s. .ust listen 90 tuls. Ihe Butte
Cay Mtaer declares that there are seye-
ral towls 10 Montana without single
unmarried soman, and bachelors 20
travelling about from town 10 town look
~ t0r d VIE. In some parts Of the ter
utory commission Of SlO 10 a SluO Is
offered ior q good article IN wives. and It
Is related thai olz, handsome bachelor
worth $4,000, and nth uo bad habits,
has been looking FOR some good girl 70
laarry hlm fof over a year. This Is all
wrong There Is Boston with three girls
t0 one man. and an average Of two
women 10 one man all over the East
Girls, pack your bandboxss, irizz your
bangs and sall away 10 the boundless
West the land Of gold and silver fairy
tales, and capture a rieh husband.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

Also a large assortment of
combination suitings in the
highest art, will be put on sale
at prices never before offered
in this market.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09
Michigan Cenual
IL.un-I

al ntllrs daily eNocr sunday
Stepping CAR rln nl Fao.rl and Atlantic ~
ficst lI,lls tn aul fnlm iiT. full
t'ar.uf carr nlu an i1F Efr.fles and Grand Kan.
it- tKrfess Cd saf fItn IIelr.t
iHftll eoHft..liQl, Ua.ie al le.raii van sH
lhnast iraius hasl afsI N a. h ~ IUauaea
,uufte-u DlVlslaut
gHAs ID AoHsl. Geuerai Aei. 81 Nauroess
J = AkhkIfs Iickei sEl iular feaai
t. h hIseas uiou IEl once Ell Naursas4
o. " y 80 -. .- p 3 4 A. lALnaan
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09
SPRING & COMPANrS
DRESS GOODS SALE
LOT l..
1000 yards Plain and Novel
ty Suitings, worth from $l.25
to $50, for $l.00.
LOT II.

1900 yards. This lot con
sists of Plain and Mixed Suit
ings in the very latest styles
and colorings - splendid for
street and travelling costumes.
Worth Soc to $1.00 for zoe.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

The Worst Thing About u.
The worst feature of the Mexican inn
oroeio is that we are likely 20 get Editor
Cutting back lhirrg9 Jeargt
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

NOR SALE-oLD PAPER, NEATLY FOI Did.
4 Excellent for patterns sle.ves. ete Flfttu
cents hundred Appl5 "a tlls ai.ea thls vcef.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

There is a place in Pennsylvania called
Economy II is not summer resort
baf'H.re dn.erirIa.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09
2,7O0 YARDS

Moquette Carpets, the best
qualities of American manu-
facture, comprising a great
variety of choice patterns.
Your choice Of the entire
stock for Sl.35 per yard.
SPRING & COxPANY.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09
LOT III.

5000 yards, comprising eight
or ten different styles of goods
in canvass and serge effects,
plain and plaids, 65c to 75c,
for SOC.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

A contem porsry speaks Of a certain man
as born musician. I- has never been our
good fortune to meet a musician who was
NOT oorD-- forri Ct-ri.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

He acsnnv eage the receipt ri A nice
mess % sweet com from Frank Livermore.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

~ lat Jersey Lightning VIII Do.
A Massachusetts COW was struck by
-atnily and her hoois turned red Must
have been Jersey lightning - Burlington Free
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

ra editor and wife sGent Sunday AZ bis
.a hers ~ Lebanon -Hsfe H ~ Die
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09


All lIs talk about Mexico being b
puny. knock kneed nation Is buucombe
pure and simple. Mexico can muster a
quarter OF a million of fighting men in q
short time. her artillery Is OF the best,
and Sue has d good navy. Ia a war with
any nation except the United States she
would show to a fair advantage, but to talk
of lighting d country ike this with a
population OF nearly sixty millions, Is fool
ish. IL would only result IN humiliation
and defeat ia a short time. Mexico has
many Intelligent men who understand
and appreciate these facts, but there are
many who DO not, and they are IN the
majority These are the ones who are
egxiug their nation on 70 ruin.
Those on the inside in a position to
know say the reason why the IndianapO-
Dis Journal takes Associated Press dis
patches Is because the publishers have
20 pay FOR the franchise whether they use
the dispatches or not, although they
much prefer United Press service.
Fuz.J0HS PORTRE having been placed
on the retired list We trust he will remain
10 retirement, together with all the talk
about bis case.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09
FOR RENT-ROUSES.

NOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE RE9ENCE
/ with all modern Improvements sisted lu
the best resident part Of the city OriHl cost
sioo0. big discount and easy terms at VIII
buy 70 this month. Address DIX, CarCarrier
No. B. City. 6
no RENT-sMALL HOUSE SODIHEl PART
l city near street cars Enquire Moss Bros
51Ottawast.
WANTED RENT A SMALL HlEL OR
" large Boarding House from fifteen thirty
rooms must be near business portion Of fy. No
objections 10 buying oul Furniture II rouRbie
price ana location Suits. Call az Hemp House
corner Kent and East Bridge sts-, ursday,
August 5th. Que % six O'Clock
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

The stock includes everything desirable In
Toys Jewelrv. Dolls Albums, Fans. Dressing
Gases Comb and Brush Sets IN Gather and Plush
Gases Japanese Goods Brackets, Black Walnut
Goods in every Variety. Cutlery, Silver Plated
Ware shopping Bags Toilet Sets. Vases. Bronzes
Chndreu's Carriages. and thousands Of articles
too numerous % mention I'm an advertisement
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

oss.e.Al sAs-s Or zAsF eOoSrr
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09
HELP WANrED- -fEMALE.

WANTED MAX EHGAGEMENIsNI WITH
" shop experienced. lrsi class vast an shiri
nuishels - tall Noue Others need apr. n 81
,rrand girl. Call Monday Aug. 9Th n C. +
Colin, kans0m-st.
lNANTED-A GIRL FOR GENERAL BUsE-
" work in small family. German prerrcd.
2l0 Mt. Vernon II.
VANTED-A GOOD COMPETENT GiL FOR
" general Homework imo eQlately. Aply al
10 Second ave Nh ". ". Smith.
WANTED-LADlEs TO WORK FOR r. Al
W home or 10 travel. something entire new.
for ladies only - daily easily made. nO FbtO no
painting particulars free, Mns +. ID. Lit, Box
443. Chicago, III IL
KNANTED-GIRL TO DO sEIOND toKING
w az the brunswick. Apply al once. lol
UANTED-AN EXPERIENCES WOMN TO
" cook wash and iron. References rcqred l0s
Paris ave. l0i
lVANTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN i SELL
" dry goods in retail store. Must bone Of
long experience and possess rare guaItatlons.
Add ess IN ful. Lock Box 25., Iravei City,
Mich. 4
IVANTED-A COMPETENT GIRL. GOOD
" washer and ir0uer. aud one THAI no islands
cooking. None other need apply. Mr T.. ".
Friedrich, no North DiyisiOu-st. .
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

THE SECURITY sTYRAeFCoMPANl STORES
i ana insures furniture. h0a-n.If goods aud
general merchandise ai i9R raf.s frso1s sold 0n
commission. packed moved aud shipped No.la
hurun-st. Telephone flt
Observation-Disclosures
II ANIEn- PERSON, WANTING ~HoWlt-f-
" jewelry cases or silyerssre case. ~ .iiftraaf
lengths heighths. or sizes usn have them .ade
lo order on shur no ice. a Stack of raCa az sizes
constantly on band. lll oe sold at reduced prices
az j. ". era ere 81 tana.-st n
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

Extra Quality Gros Gram
Silks, about fifty pieces, up
wards of four thousand yards,
in all cOlors and shades, for
ffty-eight cents per yard
This lot has all been reduced
rom one dollar and one twen-
ty-hve per yard.
SPRING & COMPANY d.
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

AL A BOAR
es-s l-l ,1 eg ulas. etlli y lel
Telegram-herald., 1886-08-09

WANTED-UrFITTEEs OK TRIMMERs
W OTlc Cabinet c..
lIANIFD-AI ONCE A RELIABLE PRISON
" who can ni ihe position of salesllAa or
cashier, for ueH mercantile house souu o. ef-u
here. Cod wages pleasant emplu. InenL lud a
permanent situation i- Offered 90 pafg who
can mrni>h $50 90 security. and reliable feegtn-
ces- Address a. D. G. care carrier 40. l0 CAV. li
NTANTED-A SOBER AND STEADY MN TO
" work on frlli farm. Must be singi and
understand his buslne s. Enquire f6 Iana-t lu0
NANTED-A MESSENGER BOY l5 az l6
" years OF age. A good position guaranteed %
right kILd Of boy. Addrss iu your oRr hand
writing "C ~. care Iclfgmm- Herald lo4
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19

Nu5wetiung Der Seiuiteu aus Bsra gu err
lu9en. Na6ri6ten aus Beting meIoen,
6aB bic Wini1er uno Der Tatb Der Stern=
tunoIgen ansemieien porben iino, fir ben
8s9terun9Ss Antrttt 0es iun8en RaiierS
0Uan9 Sii eiaen acknowledgement Sag
i'm erlten Wonate bes ueuen bineltihen
Sa6reS auS3uiu9en. = Sn Der oeutl6eW
Breiie Rerriht iiber etnen BorfaI in Brag
groBe NufregWn8. Die oortigen 8ebOroen
baben benz 0anomerterpereiue Die 0fieuts
ltAe Seier Der @utbIaung etnss Stanoz
btloes Solepb II. in Dem Garten oer @ez
leulGaft Oerbotelt, neil cine ioL6s Ttier
cine oeutiAfeinoli6e 8Uuogebuna beruorz
rufen fOnnte. Spdter berauitaItete oec
8erein elne @etperbez @uSiteuung, Die 500
lt3et unteriagte aber oas Nuf3ieber Don
Oeutlden Tobnen. Baron @DuIap, Der
SrtegstommanoaHt in llngarn, ipeL6er
iDGbrenO Der lebten l1nruben lit 0elt su
lebDafte SDmpatbien fir Die llngarn seiete,
lit III SoIge osllen peniionirt uno our1
General SanflD er)eBt wor0eI, .
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1886-07-19
QttSlanN.
d.

Ser Ratier bat ietne Sur in @1ns beens
bet anb erfreut iih oes belten WobLieins.-
Der 8atier bsabiibtI8t benz Sultan BON
6anitbar cine 8atterie Nrtiuerie nebit
Nusraltung fir "a Wann gu i6enten. -
9ie 8rin3eiiin Bauline BON 8jrttemberg,
Goater oes 8rin3en 8ilbeLln BON Wurtz
temberg uno Der Brin3eiitn Oearie BON
@aloed, lit i'm 9. 2ebensia6re geitorben.
= Die pcrtpitttpste R0nt9tn Warie bon
Ba0ern, Die Wlutter oes peritorbenen R0z
nj as 2ubpig H., bat ben 8efebt ertbeilt,
a uf ibre Soften auf benz lier Des Starns
berocr See's 5und6it Der Steue, mo- lbr
Sobn uuo Or. y. @uooen e%rtrunten Iino,
eine @eoG9tniBs &apele gu erbaUen. -
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-01-01


This IS stretching my generosity good
deal, but l am willing to sacrifice some
thing IN order to secure peace
hereby repeat my statement that l re-
fuse your challenge from purely charitable
motives. 1 am bad people in duel Look
Ut my record. A man insulted my mother
in-hW and then apoio9ized. i did mt mind
the insult; any man, with temcrity enough
to insult my mother-ln-law deserves Vic
t0fia cross But ] could not stand the apol-
ogy. Il took his second two hours to scTape
my antagonists shattered feet on OF the
hind legs OF COW In the naxt field, and the
next day some little girls out berrying dis
covered 4 generous slice u duelistic dia-
phragm, with vacant hole clear through
.he northeast quarter OF 1t hanging On ,
section Of snake fence.
J. Ever siDee have been ppr1ned By ~
canker worm of remorse and my credit0rA
an. unAble - enjoy my meals
You say that II I do not fight you viii
give me away in the papers and have the
world point the cold finger Of sc0rn At me.
Dear boy, i would rather have the worlds
cold finger OF scorn pointed at me all my
life than to have the cold barrel Of your
shot-gu pointed at me for eight and three
quarter seconds Resretfully yours .
~ DAN CAvErE
-Pccafs nsn.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-01-01

to yourself how, Oft in the Silly night you
would kick the clothes off the bed and
groan and grit your teeth and scare your
wife into commissions.
Imagine how embarrassing it would be
for you to be seized with the nightmare
and fire large charge of buckshot into the
clothes horse, and then wake up and see
not my noble ghostly features-but gap
ping crowd of curious neighbors and your
cod. bare feet and dishdbille toilet
- When first received your letter said
to myself: IN be hanged if don't fight, !"
but when remembered that I'd be shot il
l did / concluded to not act in the hasty
manner of the amateur duelist, but to rea-
son calmly with You. Your unreasonable
determination to fill my system full of
jagged vacuities would il persisted in cause
You to feel the bitter pangs of remorse till
the day your hair would abscond. would
be sorry to learn, however, that you had
purchased brace OF pistols in anticipa-
ton of polka d0ttlng my lungs with A.
caliber slugs. But If you have taken this
premature step / will SEQ that, you lose
nothing by it have very fine three
mule power Confederate musket which !
win give you in exchange for the pistols.
The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1886-01-01

which ticket won. We love each other.
Our interests are identical l am glad II
was your ticket that won."
Il don't think you are in any hurry about
our marrying" said Laura
Are you in earnesty'
Certainly, / am in earnest You have
not been in hurry heretofore You have
always been postponing our wedding for
one reason or another, and now ] am In no
hurry myself. Now that / an rich can
afford to wait Rich people like me can
afford to indulge in luxuries, and single
blessedness in some instances 10 = great
luxury"
.Lalfra, do not talk so frivolously."
Talking friv0lously is another luxury
can afford"
The young man looked at her reproach-
fully, and he said, slowly:
You know my only objection to oul
marriage at an early day was our lack OF
money. 1t was more on your account than
on mine that suggested delay, but now
that the obstacle has been removed an
ready at an ume.n
But I am not" replied Laura, almost
defiantly. s.Now that l think over it, L
occurs to me that we would not be happy
together. For marriage to be happy thu
contracting parties should be equal in socia