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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1888-11-30
Notice to Business Men.

Notice to Business Men.
Notice is hereby given to oil per-
sons liable to pay q Territorial and
County license, either OF both, that
they must settle immediately, as they
are liable TO heavy penalties for doing
business without license.
P. II. KINNEY,
Sheriff OF Alturas county.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
loRIoINAL.1
THE vALUk OF GOLD.
BY "sAPrno."


4 an ot,os up sts!rs sits a. editor g-And,
SHsrounded By all the 10 things OF the
Hes rsadlns some pools; resu to pu; him
~ ease;
There are things, though cheap. the we ii.h,
lest pleas.
There's woman down s.sirs who is poorly
cisa,
waiting 70 be announces bv thu otfos I'D;
u sca1s her fuiely before he gos';
She feeis the cat thro az h her shabby clio .hes
He returns, saying 400 to ths ne 20 Id floor. y
she goes vita hops to toe EDITORS dtor;
He aiso looks With "who 10 site' mien;
Her manu- .afipt handed and by him seen.
He says TO himself, "Ihis art clos good;
To person Of note 'tweuia bring OF Ithe'
and food"
He says to nor. I'VE can't ply much Il,
She atks MIN " Why; is thsrs aughs smiss7
I"w-si.l" ths's runnins his head for an
While sno to htr:olr is saylag, .A,n't l Q
To hope TO get brad py pslcli or penny
ave soul irA.her hAVo n.ticiss wtittol b.
men,"
She. ls for triti weary hours Of pain,
TO the man who sets rich By oh,eE, more
thEa bratD;
30 genius goes working h'r way str4izh
AID True,
Helping meh - get rich who never he
knew.
while tho woman goes alone irom tho me
door,
And the o!isor EaJs when her mission II
Ger,
"rhoush her wits are keen and her gsniu
bttNnt,
Unaccompshied by wealth. their yalas II
slight"
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

and more efficiency In the singing OF
the school, and TO furnish entertain
ment OF literary and social charac-
ter. Thi, association meets every
other week,
The church lesson le.flet furnishes
the course of scriptural study pursued
by the school. The catechism has
been very thoroughly taught, and
questions upon 1t form part of every
Sundays exercises. We regard the
Sunday school as part Of the church,
the nursery of the church, and en-
deavor to instl In the minds of chill
dren relation of harmony and sub
mission in this connection, and to at
tach them In their affections and habits
to the church of their inheritance; and
no process is more likely to be sue
cesstul, and no light is more beautiful
than TO see the children flock, trained
in the ha;p regularity and devotion,
in the worship and principles OF the
church to which they belong. 1t Is in
this way Chat the Sunday school be-
comes an important aid to the church
the scholars grow up with church
spirit, as well as christian spirit, and
the church becomes an Intelligent
consolidated power, reaplng the bless.
ing from the school in enlarged and
generous action, as well as In the in.
telligcnt and affectionate support OF its
members thus taught; and in the true
and abiding prosperity of the church
the Lord Jesus, the head of the church
Is himself gloritied and honored,
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
orszea BY eunr,.,lnn se,enes., =,


Tae p Atrons OF q drug tore In Olevs
land, o aio, were muoh urariaed few
days ago when the police arrested In
young nau who was accompanied by a
pretty girl.
The prisoner was Frank Tanner aud
his companion the lady to whom he was
engaged and wac shortly to marry.
Tanner has been made insane By
| "CnriEtiah Science" Until esterd ~
hs was the division clerk In the Bse
Line Railroad ofic, aud was possess
OF more than usual intelligence. For
anne time past he has been troubled
with asthma and oatArrh, and, 1t 10
olaimsd. was cured OF thess by sChrls-
tian 6cicnc," method. he became In
tefeated In the suhjsct and attended q
course OF lectures given by Rev. DR..
Z ebert. List Sunday his friends no.
tioed change In his manners. The
day follow ing the symptoms became
more pronounced. He spent every
spare no omeut studying the Bible. aud
An &C unoed his ds.eJM nation 70 osst out
q 60 thly Considerations In his mode
o. liv.uR Ol Wednesday he resigned
his position In tho railroad tfics, say.
log that h ,reaftsr he was going TO work
FIR the Lord. He claimed to have mil.
lions Of dollars, which he was going TO
devote to plrposes OF religion. He
8 oppsd eating, saying he was going to
live on love- His actions indicst t. aoute
mania.
Inlay he started down to xn TO buy
wedding presouts for hts prospective
b ide, as he said, Miss Patterson, his
fnbnoe. accompanied him. She left
him for moment, and notifying "a
c al Ger of his condition had him taken
lnto custody. 10 the County Jail he
lttsmpied suicide by dashlng out his
brains ngain1t the stone walls OF his
cell.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

NEW YoRK, Jnns 4.-The laborers
who work ON she New York end New
Haven Railrosd as New Roch ollie, abou,
one hundred In numhar, got drunk las,
night, fought with knivsa, cot Gre "a
tne build Ing in which they lived and
set q Q TO freight train. DurinR the
are several switohes we're burned.
A fre'gNt train OF twenty ak cars
came. thu nderlng do IN grade from ia Q
New Haven ROAD aud ran of tina mia
pleoed switch 1t ran over the tiei
dragging toar freight cars, which were
thrown off the track, blocking II. The
ia n was an extra tunntng ahead OF the
Washington express. Hsd the express
ran of many lives w,uld have beeu
lost, rs the embank ant few feet fur.
Their on down the road 10 f1lly forty fee
high.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

The bids for the erection of the l.bora-
tory Of the new Agricultural Experiment
Station at Newark, were opened on at
urday d found to exceed IS 600, the
amount allowed such purpose, conse-
quently the plans VIII be changed and
bids invited ut an early date. The low
est bid WIS Il, 400. Trouble would have
been avoided had the arc itect a proper
Idea OF the cost of the work he mapped
out
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

I would be mistake to suppose that
meteorological ecsenuioity 10 pecu liar
to this day aud generation The wealth
er was Just ss erratic long before the
Signal 8 ryioe was dream cd OF. In tire
Buffalo Weekly Republican of June a.
1891, appears this paragraph: "rhe
night before last We stood by o good
hre aud 1t wal comfortable. Yesterday
wa stood by good tt etmnmeter and It
was decidedly uncomfortable, bstng at
93,"
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
i is Absurd

90 expeet a cure for Indiges-
pt 'a,',, thry refrain from eating
an,'ss rho,rsomo but II anything
/ 4 , !. rn" tle appetite and give tone
'i, nl.,,iyc organs, it is Ayers sar-
' 'u,s Thousands all over tho land
li,,' ,ns merits II this medicine.
s.,ab Burroughs, Of 94s Eighth
= s S E,ston, writes: "My hus-
,,g,p Ayers sarsaparilla, for
w., md torpid liver, and has
~ \. beueljtrd
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

No 5o5 shlpley street, take furniture
and stoves on storage at m tderate rates.
They also return tho stoves when wanted
nicely cleaned and put IN. All orders
by telephone, No. 1928, or left at our store
will be promptly attended to.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

THE ORIGINAL AND ONLY DRY
49,. GOODS
BEE. HIVE"
OF WILMINGTON, Is AT
500 Market Street.

Among the special attractions
for this week.
so pieces OF Swiss, Cambria,
and Pique Flouucings, 50 cents
to S2.25 a yard.
A few Swiss Panels LEFT, to
be c'ossd out at thres-qua'ters
price.
Foct and hand wear,
90 dozen ladies pure Silk
Mitts, reduced from 25 TO IL
ecss:..ts a pair,
The balance of our 81 silk
Gloves, in the tight shades,
colors and black, to be closed
out at so cents pair. J hat
means two pairs Of gloves for
/ one.
Gents, Ladies' and Childfen's
regular made Hose at I2Z
cents a pair. No one need go
without stockings now. A lot
of Is cent Lisle Thread Goods
to 60 in the sale at 371z cents a
pair.
In the Wash Goods Depart
ment.
81 pieces Menado S ripe, last
week IS cents; now IS cents a
yard. IL pieces Lace Effe ct,
last week 81 cents; now 40 cents.
zo-cent Challis 10 cents.
French and American Sateens
in new effect; not shown in
America until a few days ago.
PARASOLS. PARASOLS.
Now is the time and the
prices are in your favor.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

E. r. Hanna will open his ice cream
paEiors, 1871 jefferson stIeat, on 6atur.
day, April 2Sth. Families and parties
supplied ut short nntine.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
FOR aa!e.

AT bargain, 8.room house, with con
venienoes. oaly $3.50 required down
Apply to W. 30 1T Vernon, this office.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

All tho new trimmings. flowers, tips,
rlbjons, oEnsments, GAUGES and all ap.
pc .taibinR TO flne millinery at Mrs
ia sobs', go King street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

Hotel Clerk Ito Col Blood. register
ing)-Shall l send pitcher Of water
to your room, sir2
Colonel No; l don't believe there'l
be FIRE.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

When baby was sick, we gave her Castorla,
When she was Child she cried for Castoria
When she became Miss she chung to Castoria
When she had children she gave them Cas-
toria.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
Hawkins q Co.,
INSURANCE - DEPARTMENT..
We represent tho
EMPLOYERS LIABILITY AS
SuRAMCE CORPORATION.

EMPLOYERS LIABILITY AS
suRANcE CORPORATION,
Limited, of London, England
The pioneers Of Liberal Ae.
cident Insurance.
Larger compensation for loss
OF limbs or oyssighs than any
other company.
30, 900, $25 Weekly Endsmalsy.
5000, $l5 Weekly Indemnity,
$4,000, $40 Weekly Indemnity
Rates no higher than those Of
first-eiass companies who do no
give such compensation.
Prompt settlement OF claims.
HAWKINS 9. CO., Agents,
a3 7l2 Market Street.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
TIE ARTlsANS'Shs1N2 HANK.
EO. 6Cs aAEnET STREET.,

tNA@ ~ IN AbhEtE On 41NNf HAN a.
EO. 6Gs MAEHET 81 BEET,
Nc oRPoRATHp. ............ FEBRUARY rs, lsi
OEento roceiye deposits daily from q. N
antll p. M, and on Tuesday and Satafdal
evenings nom to O'Clock
Inc charter OF the bank provides that
profits upon its investments, except 30 Ea11l
as Is required fer tbs payment Of nesosssr
expenses and for suitable surplus for tai
security OF dspositors, shall b. diyiisi
aolbas the depnsitorB.
No manager is allowed to borrow Any par
OF the iunds deposited with the Corp Jiation
MANAGERS.
Heorge W. Bush, s. Alton HIIlss,
y. Wesie Weldtn, III. l.. Li,htsnstefn,
$50. y. Oapella. Alexander ]. Hart,
ohsa. W. Rowland, N. X, Benson,
Jos. H. Carpenter, Jr., lob Il. jackson,
henry n. Du-e. Anthony Higgins.
Washington Hastings,
MONEY LOANED On MORrdA9ES.
dEo. w. BUSH, Gno 8. UAPSLLH,
ffesident. Fioe-Pesident,
Il. I. TAYLOR, Treasurer.
10 v-ms Jos. M mATHAR Auditor.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
NOTES.

Augon has sent for Pitcher Bsyner.
Wisdmsn did great work 70: New
York yesterday.
Casey, the Philsd lphia pitcher, do1s
rot sppsAr to have recovered his 1887
form rs yet.
Irons reap AIRED on the Athletics
third bag yestsrday, and played a coed
game, bosh In bstgny and fielding.
E mer Smith. the Cincinnati pitcher,
left for Ho; Springs, Ark last mig hs,
where he goes to Isoover the use OF his
arm.
b Id win, the Chicago pitcher, who
sprained tendon 10 his right leg In
WAshiI gion, WAS sent home las. even
ing
The St. Louis Browns played nm ex.
hlb. ton game In Newark, N. j., yes.
serday, and were defeated by Q SCORE OF
2 10 !.
Whttaer they win or lose, Anon
puts his pitchers Ia when their turn
comes. This msy lose few games at
ths start, but the men ara bound to
grow stronger 90 the season goes on.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

FlyTED- SITUATIONS !; 5 GOOD
cooks a1d chan hermsias. with the
&aititftnse wait sltuAtioTs. Also. 4
ualsscsl1T Il competent dresmsker
&JHN1 Grange street.. nv
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
Haze hail.

The following games were played
yesterday:
At Observation-Disclosures. 16; O n
cinnAti, 6.
At Observation-Disclosures. 6; K n a
City, 8.
A. Observation-Disclosures, g. Louis
Vile, o.
Al Phllad slphls-Philadelphis, q
Chicago, 0.
At Observation-Disclosures, a; De
tro!t, B.
At Dos,on-Bo3ton, Q: Plitlburg, 3
At New York-Nev York. 81 Iadlsr.
a2oisi Q.
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
~ UT ,,.
Isr's SaYsapariIia,
hnted.

TlNTElLIo PAIR tF LIVE Pla-
ttIttfxhIeh 20 o:s. Dor pair viii bs
bNkhAt ". II HAIR LOVES,
n nav Us, OF WITH p. AN BOLD,
tllnSt b.ldge. mlo u
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05

FANTi b -D'tRY MAN AMI FARM
hntstctc'. ~ ~ month Apply
EfilIn i'aa.u, Is 40, u, It., Del OF
.YGSRs. Ct
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05


the nndywne and Ca the line Of the New Electric Railway These lots in the city and
S
For argem
Daily Republican., 1888-06-05
Foy Rent.

ktIs,, +, -. !, FINE RuuM fOR A
ai,ss, ;! Inc, me hAiEness building, 10Th
LII M ~ o., a. Apply to II. MD.
no 0 ". 10th at. .k n1-
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24


First workingman-Why didn t Mr..
snpheld keep his Engagement ter lee.
turc fer us tonight on 1.-THE wrongs
of Capital" an "Thc Laborcr Bein'
Worthy O. His Hire" like he does
every Saturday? Second working
man-Mr. Snphead is dead. First
workingman-Ah, it's the good die
young! What happened him? Sec.
onl workingman-Me an Jim was
fixin n water pipe what runs under
Mr.. Saphcadfs buck steps, an VIC
moved the steps away ter git Mt it;
an as we wcrn't paid for movin
steps, but only for fixin' pipes, We
didn't put 'em back. When Mr. Sap
head came out, he broke his neck.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24

Woman are becoming dentists, and
the operators choir is robbed of it's
terrors. Says a writer in the New
York Mail and Express: 81 had tho
pleasure ofhaving a tooth filed by q
girl dentist the other day. Tho word
pleasure is used to some extent I'D
visedly, for there repleasant things
about it. She WIS very pleasant to
look at. with bown eyes and brown
hair, for ono thing. She was very
pleasant spoken and she had small
fingers tlat went easilyin themouth.
She was sympathetic creature, too,
md had all manner of ingenious con-
trivances for making unpleasant
processes as little unpleasant rs
possible. She had very tastfully
furnished parlors for receiving UNI
fortunates, and she didn't lcnvc
Puck or Judge or anything else
opprtSsivcly funny about to remind
VuChA Vi VlCII NOOuts 1IlClO NClC ulAC
pictures ON tho wall and some new
books, there were art portiercs and
there was the girl dentist herself.
She used to 10 IL clerk for
IN importing house, IlGlicvc, writing
the French ind German letters for
the firm. She clerked 1t till she
satisfied herself there was no future
in TINT, then she won't to IL dental
college and now she il establishing
herself in the city. She snys she likes
her business, and feels thoroughly
ut home in It, and her business, SO
fur, seems to like her. 1t il her testi-
mony TINT even in q dentists chair
n man can't resist tho temptation to
try to flirt, and that she has had big
eyes enough made at her from over
n big white napkin to shake any
nerves not thoroughly steady. "And
what do you do in such cases?" was
the query. "Let him proceed till /
get well started at work, and then he
usually has something else to think
of. A nun can't flirt with IL drill
getting in it's fine work in q sensitive
cavity. But most of my patients
IRE women md Children" she con-
cludcd.
"There are not more than two OF
three women dentist in New York.
There WIS only one ycnr ago."
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A xods.t. sensitive Mom.n

often shrinks from consulting u physician
about functional arrangement, and prefers to
suffer in silence. This may he a mistaken
feeling, but it is ono which is largely preva-
lent. To all such women We would sny that
one Of the most skilful physicians of the day,
who has had vnst experience in curing
diseases peculiar to women, has prepared n
remedy which is of inestimahle aid to them.
We refer to DR.. Pierce u Favorite Prescription.
This is tho only remedy for woman peculiar
weaknesses and ailments, sold Ivy druggists,
under IL positive guarantee from the mlnu-
G,cturers. that it will give satisfaction in
every cusc or money refunded, SEQ guaran-
tee printed OH bottle wrapper.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24
Our Millionaire Editors.

Mrs. Joseph Pulitzer, wife of the
proprietor of the New York World,
and Mrs. Shepard, wife of the propri-
ctor of the New York Mail and Ex-
press, are among the guests ut Bar
Harbor. Both families have brought
here IL rctinue of servants and n
stnhlcful of carriages and bloode,l
horses. The Pulitzers occupy Thrill
stnnc, the handsome villa on Maiden
Hill, belonging to Mr.. X. d. Scott of
Washington, while it takes three cot
thges to meet the needs of the Shep.
ards, they having rented the Blaine,
Leeds and one of the Winch cottages.
The Blaines will he among the hon.
ored guests ofthc Shepard house.
hold.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24

"Thcrc wuz Bill Newton, Lynn
Bill we all called him. Never wuz
near water all his life, yet he WIS al.
ways tellin' about tho fish he'd
caught. Once when he wuz sick with
the jnundcrs his father says to him,
bill how you feelin'?' 'Finer n q
fiddle, sez Bill. THAT settles it, ser
the old man, and he started off for
the undertaken. His confurdence
wuz not misplaced. When he come
back with the undertaken Bill wus q
corpse!''
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24

The much discussed question as Texus &c.
yer contagious" has ut Inst lecn settled in
the affirmative. On July 10 five native cut.
tie were put In O stockyards pen ut Chicago
which hnd been occupied by native cattle.
No signs were discovered in the natives until
Aug. o, when they began t0 show symptoms al
Texas fever. Next day one Of them died and
another was killed in the tl,roes of deutf
I Ihs other three .' arc also dying. a post NOR
signs Of the disease:
Council Bluffs bridge within "a hours. Pal
Brown, the night watchman, fell from the
bridge while Intoxicated. death l,cinx in
atantaneous. George Htucco, tho water boy
fell under loa&ed 1atssial truck. His head
was terribly auahoA ahA dea&h \ csrtain.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24

James F. slntle, who was found dead in his
apartment in New York with his throat cut,
wns II wealthy man and acted us manager
OF the Tiffany Glass company. He was thirty
two years old, tho son of II retired merclun MT
now residing in Paris. His vito and xix wtsks'
old child nre spending tho summer at Eust
Hampton, l.. l. No reason for tho suici.le
has yet lcen learned. The fnmily nude
strong efforts to conceal tho facts in the casc
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24

Thomas Stanley, IL gypsy, lies in
the Grccnl'ush IN. w. lookup for
having sold his wife to his cousin, in
West Troy, recently, for one dollar.
1t il stated tho wife cllecrfully ac-
quicsccd in the transaction, and
that an agreement was signed by ull
the parties,
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24

The lifeless body of William Odell. aged As
years, md former resident of Minnesota,
was found suspended to II tree ut IIangman
creek, Washington Territory. supposed
case Of suicide. Two silk handkerchief were
spliced and passed about tho neck and
fastened to branch OF a tree. The suicide
then rolled of the tree and was stranRle,l.
The deceased had o partner named Nelson,
who committed suicide by shooting two weeks
ego. Both wsss railroad lsborssS.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24
NaxlA.

G men nse M9xie the year round to keep
port tho functions of their body. ind mend
up the break down of q long business life
The young city blools to remove thu effects
from liquors anil night of dissipation. A
tumbler full will break n recent intoxicution
in an hour, with no i'll effects Of stimulation.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24

Duluth, Mimi, is in tho tllrocs ola lnlorer's
strike, and business il more or less larnlyzetl
In consequences of the cessation Of work OH
monstrations that arc daily taking place.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24

Henry Merrill, who stole Lnm Crooker's
horses ut Warren. MIMI, w1scnpturcib by tho
sheriff Of Marshall county ut Dominion City,
Mum, ind IL now safely logtled in tho jail ut
Warren. He Ind not disposed Of the horses
ut tho time Of his capture.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24
tits 20 Eyeryvhere

+. D. Rail, druggist ut Hiattsville, Kan.
has this to write about Aliens Lung Dull
sam: at is the best selling thront and
lung remedy, md gives general satisfaction.
cliaerfully recommend it," Buy tho large
81. 90 bottle for Lung Diseases.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24

snrrors- Moisture; intenss itching ana aiasins,
continuu tniRors form. which oston blced ani uoer
ate. hecominH y:ry soee; swAYHnr. OINTMENT s.ops
many CASES removes tho tamora Il iseqally scanons
IN curing nit Skin Diseases, DIR. sWAYNE . BON.
10 SStsinsd q drucglsss. sons By mail for 50 CsntS
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24
Japancsc Eartlu,,akc.

The steamer City of Sydney, which arrived
at San Francisco from Hong Kong md
Yokohama. brings. through Japanese jour
nails. particulars of Il volcanic eruption Of
lta,nlai San on the l5th "fJuly. Tho details
Of I he ratastrnphr come in somewhat dis
join:cd form. The Chnyn Shimbun dispatched
u special rrI"rtcr To the scene. According
to his account the villages around
Bnndai San heard strange r,mbling sounds
and felt shorks Of earthquake from
he 18th. These phenomena continued ill.,
rrrmittrntly for two days and nights, but
;rr"nt ,lisHnictu,lc WIS felt On the morning
nf TIL" 1:,tl, at about \ o'clock, the smaller
Ban.lia san tIembal and ruurcd violently.
Almost Immediately afterwards usllcs began
4" fall. the sky suddenly grew dark, aud the
rumhling sounds continued. accompanied by
u violent earthquake ind flare Of dazzling
lame. The crest of the smaller Bandia San
appeared to he lifted bodily upwards and then
to fall ngain with II tremendous noise. Then
followed showers Of rcd mud. mingled with
lnrge stones spreading havoc around. Above
he mud fell IL few inches of ashes. lnthe five
villages Of lwase. Yosan. Wnknmiva, Misato
and liiinrn the greater part Of the houses
seven to twenty feet. Tho state OF the
bodies recovered is terrible. Some
nr literally cut to pieces; Others
nlr Iarboc,l so TINT il is scarcely possible
I" distinguish between men aud women. A
few rorIsrs wcro found suspended in tho
branches "ftrccs. Upto the 18th the num-
lmr "f bodies recovered was 47G. 1t liz he
lirr@l that sixty-une M" still cntomled. The
wounded number fnrty-nnc. Eighty-scvcn
houses have been destroyed. Thcinhabitants
If ln,washiro nn,i adjacent villages fled to
Whkatsu and 0thrrplici.s when tl,rcrupt ions
occurred The report of the local official Of
Wakamatsu says the inhabitants Of
lanwasliro aud nijarcnt districts escaped
with their furniture. The wounded are re-
rriving treatment at the school house in
lnawashiro. Their condition il shocking.
Some have fractured skulls, Others broken
limbs. nnd the f,ccs Of II few are battered 20
thousand people in need Of help. .....>
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24

It is Of interest to those contemplating n
musical education, thnt tho conservatory of
music Of Minneapolis, offers 20 many atlvan-
tagGs to them as IN set forth in their advcr-
lisement in another column.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24

Toby Smith. lcad sawyer in vigars Bros.'
saw mill ut Port Arthur, Manitoba, was torn
to pieces, bcing caught in the machinery ind
pushed ugainst the saw.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24

Dont't hawk, hawk, blow, spit, and disgust
everybody with your offensive breath, but
use DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy and end it.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1888-08-24

aeorgsC. Husbener, fishing near Now Chica-
20, Wis, found the body Of q four-yoar.old
boy In creek. It was identified ~ that Of
the son Of John Rooney, u farmer. Thechild
had been missing several days.