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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-21

An army officer at Washington is in
receipt of information from Nonquitt,
which is to the effect that General Sher.
i dams life is hanging by a thread and he
is liable to die at any moment. He has
been unconscious most Of the time, and
the chances of his recovery are not one
in a hundred. His real condition is not
made known by his physicians.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-21
Bishop whitaker.s school,

The thirteenth year Of Bishop
Whitaker's School for Girls, at Reno,
begins Thursday, August 80, when a
full corps of competent teachers will
be in attendance. Parents who wish
to have their daughters educated near
at home, should send to Rev. j. M.
Rankin, Reno, New, for a catalogue
of information. See the advertise
ment under the head of " New To-day"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-21
A Dry Season.

The Genoa Courier says: "Never in
the history Of the country has there been
SO dry a season as the present. Streams
in Alpine county, which in the past years
have carried a good head of water, are
now as dry as a powder house and the
Carson river has less water than ever
was known at this time Of the year,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-21
A Photograph" Crowd.

The army of teachers now passing
through Reno is what Johnny Fitzgerald
of the Depot Hotel calls a photograph
crowd. They carry pictures of appetiz.
ing eatables with them, and when meal
time arrives, pull them out, gaze at them
with a beati6c expression, drink a cup.
full Of c. P. water and then complac.
emily pick their teeth as if they had
just enjoyed a square meal.-Reno Ga.
zette,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-21
All Credit to Mrs. Cleveland.

The Milwaukee Wisconsin SAYS: Pres.
ident Gle seland is reported to have aban.
doned the practice Of drinking because
his wife is a temperance woman, whose
wishes concerning his personal habits he
is glad to respect, and also because he
has found by experiment that he is just
as we'll off without intoxicants. The in.
cident, if true. is creditable to Mrs.
Cleveland and honorable to her husband,
and the Wisconsin shall not feel the
slightest regret if both gain much added
popularity thereby,
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-21
Bile Paxton Given Ten Dollars

The will of the late John A. Paxton is
published in the s. F. Report of the 18th
inst. The estate is valued at $3.50, 900,
and is divided after making a few little
requests to relatives, to his wife and his
son, Charles E. A codicil cuts off one
of the sons-Blitz-with $40. The lat.
ter married contrary to his fathers
wishes, and his wife made some remarks
about the old man which the latter never
forgot. The wife is now suing for a di.
vorce from a d%isinherited son. This son
has a hard road to travel surely.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-21
An Enterprisiux Carsonite.

The Carson Appeal says: 1t is cur.
rently reported that Martin M. Downey,
q Carson undertaken, called on a con.
sumptive gentleman at the Arlington
House in that city recently to open ne.
gotiations with him regarding his funeral,
saying that if he would give him the job
he would make very reasonable terms
with him.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-21

Surgeon.G General Hamilton has been
looking into matters at Castle Garden,
New York. He is disguised with the
immigration now arriving, and says that
if the people at large realized it's charac.
ter, it would be stopped.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-21

DIR. Leek will make his Fall trip
commencing at Hamilton August 10,
Ely August 20. Taylor August 81,
Cherry Creek September 10, Spruce
mont September "a, Wells October /
and Eureka during the Winter. No
change in prices.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-21
Clothing and Furnishing Goods.

Go to the White House Clothing
Emporium for your clothing, furnish
ing goods, boots, shoes and hats, etc.
We keep the finest and latest styles in
the market. 1t is the cheapest and
most reliable house in Eastern Ne
vada. Send your orders, particular
pains will be taken to fill them. Re-
spectfully, M. KARsKY.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-21

Walt Whitman, the poet, is steadily
sinking, and his friends believe that he
can last but a little longer. He is con.
fined to his bed, and is weaker every day
than he was the day before. He is at.
aicted with progressive paralysis, which
IL inourah1e
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-21

New BEDFORD, Mass, July ia
lacal paper, speaking Of Gen. Sheridan,
says cirrhosis Of the liver has set in. The
family and physicians refused to talk on
the subject.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-21
The Luck of Senator Jones.

The Paris mine of Alaska. of which
Senator J. P. Jones is a principal owner.
produces S75, 900 worth of gold bullion
every month. and experts say that
enough is in sight to furnish this amount
for 40 years.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-21

Travel on the Central Pacific is now
greater than it has been for years. Ne.
vada passengers experience great diff.
Guilty in securing berths, and many are
compelled to 90 without.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1888-07-21

Tansill's 5 and 10-cent cigars are for sale
al the Eureka Drug Store.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
rAs eEsTlEa SIX


kAss Bate Ra.As-as tie sesaty II tho
Eai2s t2zaaiy
Chszsazss - ferxs. ths DosSHs.. =
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l4zd
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eu2 II eso hssr - sad ra~ knssPs
As.<s &-kls.
knss EzsRs BlsskzaAa. uisoe - Ks&ts
ths poss b4s attained shsrlnc<lsa a. 9
p~rs rsit ps.eEsf
ne sess fsskssossls ~ezaea of Frsnoe
sxs issFo-f seizg ssszl cinner tables Ia
stsse - szs isrs~ one-
Ams \ Ssr@rs tie s1khor iss Sostsk
~esa.A koss u Ffs1eh p.rsnts. and =
naszrls4 = "a Asstrl<a e1osr
Ms ssr<sst b~eeAer Stove Is ~ lust
sach = oousit tisa a. ka1ersoA asD be ex-
bislted TIE srsi sign " msnt&l teasy
TIE auess Il SPAN has set her heart
upsr aski1g ~ Sebastian sn sgsoran re
so-t q ths fsstlAsssbie worlds ef al IA
tiers
Grace Wsloott and three other women
phvscisns were rsoeatly permitted 30
witness Professor hllr0th privsts clinics
AZ Vienna
hss Adele Grant Is passing . very
quiet -1samer st ien0I. Early Ia the fsli
she will 20 20 EGrops With Mrs. John
Davis, Of Washington
Prfncass Victozis Of Wales has deyel-
oped a remarkable tzieas for pastel draw
iag aud h&s lest com plsted . very clever
portrait of Qnean Victoria
Mrs. Col Savage. Of Szn Francisco. is
the owner OF the pair of bracelets which
Queen H0rtense gave her mother when
she WAS lady in awaiting 70 the queen.
There is always a lower deep .'ouida"
recently refused 60 have Mr. cuninghsJne
Graham presented % her. on the ground
that he Is dangerous member Of so
oiety.
Miss Ions Macdonald. an English girl.
IS years Of age as awarded the bronze
medal by the Royal Humane society OF
England Of It's last meeting for saving the
life Of Miss A. Arthur. a lady % years
old.
Mrs Carlisle. who is keeping house at
Washington for the first time. enjoys hsv-
ing guests Rt dinner. and the speaker has
Instructions 20 bring home friends with
hun in the afternoon when the house Is
not fall Of visitors.
Miss Florence Nightingale is now a con
frmed invalid and Is a patient at ST
Thomas hospital. London Her services
during the Crimean war injured her spine.
and she has never recovered from the ef-
fscts thereof This ulustrious philan-
thropist is nearly 90 years old.
A curious cnstom that attracts the at
tention Of strangers In Panama is the
spectacle Of native women walking along
the street smoking long. slender cigars.
II is the custom Of the women there TO
gather in the public markets as early as
sunrise TO gossip and talk over affairs
while enjoying their morning smoke.
Their copfabs take the place of a morning
Manor
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
Irrie,tion Of the Arid REGION.

The appropriation OF $50. 600 Tor the pur-
pose OF investigating the extent TO which the
arid region OF tho United States can DO re-
desnsed by irrigation and thesegregation of
the iIr1Sable lands, and for tho selection Of
sites for reservoirs and other hydraulic works
neccssaTy for The storage and utilization Of
water for irrigation, and 20 mako the nscss-
sary maps. which was attached TO the sIndry
civil approximation bill by the senate, viii he
agreed to by the house. In authorizing the
beginning Of tins important work. the gov
ernmsnt entsrs upon an enterprise OF greater
mAgnftuds than eny OF tho kind it has ever
engaged In. Director Powell of the Gcolog
icai survey has estimated, that, OF tho arid
region. now not susceptible Of cultivation, Is
psr cent, or 80, ,tpc square miles, or an area
exceeding that OF ons-haif the laIsl now eul-
tivsisd in the United States, may bs re-
deemed.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

Photography Is gaining Promdnsnce IN the
crflaiaai coare. With It's help Earhn mar
chant Vas lately convicted OF crooked ways
in keeping has accounts. The slightest dlf-
ferencos IA color and shade. OF INKS are made
manifest in tho Photographic copy. bine
inks APPEAR nearly wbits; brown inks, on the
contrary, almost black A contemporary
states taAs tho books of ths accused wsrssuo-
nitted % a photographer, who took OH the
pages concerned and brought into coort the
most undouhted ocular proofs Of tho illssin-
mate after entry OF souis of the accounts A
Subsequent chemical test saossantiatsd this
evidences.
The photography ts TO be prsfexrsd to the
chemical trzf, explains Scientific American,
beIzGss It brings iss proofs into the court, and
submits tsem 10 inspection NJ the same time
leaving tie document under examination un-
harmed, while the results Of chemical test
mrtst be taken on she evtsincs OF tho chemist
alone, and tho writing examined is perhaps
destroyed In another csss similar 20 the
above, the changing OF tho date Of q rote by
an insignificant ernslrs and addition was
proved by means Of photography.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

Tbs sxpori-nEzlt . explained by TIRE ctIsTni-
cal cunstAu.<un 81 the seItpessT This snit
cunt1 ins = fzr-e az7our1 of oryg I'm. 50 lo1ss'T
coulbineo ms Il rradrT lezvss ths nitror-n
arr potssh. 7asl l sfes vl1h f6s caTb0a q the
pr1~r. wi,oa heste1 70 The pnizz II i<nlt3on.
IT, beat dzvsloped - she exzh<lS@4a1 : not
sl.lis 's<at - izlE-e tse papsT. szczpt Tsers l.
has h>erl sarurstzd with the oxygen giving
Eilt. snd Sc - sqzTk of a7-. xh5cs - rally
sllY az isdic=tsrs = vfoss1t ehs-fcsl -
action. foll.vs ths lInrs prsvlTs<iT srsesd.
II - srtus4 farae VS. hrvs-At IN euntsrt
vith taa p.--r. = cnursstse -hoe -uzid be
ccnsrz7es aat - hess n tse gio~ing ssar-
~oaI - frst a. g. ~ - Sart - ocrn61s4s5n,
~ - al & - oxyzsa in tne sal1F1ser. 49,
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

Two pins eUzabisrs, ~ similar vessels. are
nscussary for this sxp~rimsn1 Hss sli cue
wisA water and ths othsr ~tsh srroas brENs-
Into The water drop an egg II gre ~ sss
bottom 49, Fig Il. An egg 4ropped INTO
tho brine naAts Pa. p By carefully poar-
Lax tie brine through a io.g fsInnsi or
through f1nnsl With an aE<zcfsd cgfss.
which viii reach The bottom q the tus4hsar
Containing tAe pure water, ine ~as~r and ths
sgg vii be lifted and shs EGG viii float IN
eq,lshsrian az the middle OF the tamblsr.
Dig 81
fbs first experiment shows that the egg b
a liEtis more dense tnan pure water, the $50
ond thai brine h more dense than the egg,
snd the tsird that ths e-yg can 10 supported
in equilibrium between two iiqulds Of differ-
ant densitios
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
COUNTING sHEETs.

tel whether q nose IS good one By feeling
it. After the notes nrs counted they are cut
i1to pieces and are than carrsed over 70 tho
buf6au OF printing and encraving. They
are here put into = big grinding machine,
which is seal-d after &c Il nllsd. and to mass
Of CIT <reenbacks Is cheEeci and ground until
It Is made into a pulp. THIS pulp Il given
ov1 70 ths people wifo usc it % mako images
Il tho Washington usoovness. bedly cor
st-zctsd Seatuattos az the president and Mira
Clsvs,and. and paper weights. Each o. shess
IMAGES has marked on is the amount of
raoaey which it took to make sAs pup of
whicli it IS Constructed But. Of course. this
= al yueks work A paper waiSht nay hsFs
originally bean $4,000 or 81 100. IL may
hav- been g. .ooo. 900 CT elon,ooo It depends
sutirply gn thu denominations of the notes,
and shis the crrio makers cannot know.
There Il considerable fra1d in tbe business.
and Il vas aid ns one tirse tass tAs~s vss o
lot # spgziors pss, put On IRE marks: ard
marked BACK Dosa pulp Thl<, It sssfas t.
~ - Mt Al 81 improtakla
TIE Superintendent u tks bureau az pziut-
kx sad enEravinx Is one of tas ola yourz
oEicsrs II the. government, Mr. Graves, Who
vas in the .Tsazl-y ds sDartrnsn. fer y-zrsur-
der The E.yuublscna administrations and sEno
i sr oxar1-is 4 civil s~rvics reform IN hav-
ing hesn proT1oeesi under President Cleveland
= his pvsisior. To b oil in zsrvics ard
JoI1nr IN years. Eis hair and beard Is stll
btscs sna iudgs ~ isstiH under - BE IS
a rigid drsci DLsrsriszn ard hn eas run tha tu-
rsrn On business r-{n~i7ss VIA At rs
vesl-a 4 tae rasan passing taruuSh rs
hsusf ~ lrczs sft-r Uscie Sans r,onrses as
.r-.
sri o. far th-rs has beoa 10 taui1 fosn-a snd
- FAR a. can isarn Ecshtaz bss przlss gwen
f0r kls administration.
-rT1uAs ,. ToRn
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

n Les = o1e ~ 80 aaesf s1Era FsEs -
So 4ssas ssa61s $40 = 81 ar4er e ~
= 49,. exa .e.klzs sizss ~a-s<aFea tes-os,
1tfa LEez4 nle-slesizt f'sE~1seas3 2zz1
cnsezs - rosF - > szls4l1ai4 - So 1og
iss.g 80 = Fasas 4sS s2ias t>srs sHa1e<
ssss - ra- aslizE s@zr-slAs sSa.<s-isss-Assass
- FFa1 - ns al 49, 49, sho - SAss o1s
aszsd 81 s.a<2szs a ze~F s~EE 4n4 ~as
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n has s1sns - 49, Aask.
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srs azsen g - cryiaS fessa al iefs thers
oT4r 81 xa4 Iss tTyl.ag rocn 3 a. ar tishs
ea..asli4ssat. as4 ~ : saeaHl - . 81 slsBes2-
s4ss - - 5ezrzss -eore asxo is tea sg.E8-
iax ths saesss are tlzsa ous aat c4rsislly
e1aas4z,sl So mperteeEoss tAs i<s-sl akzs
1assas tie shast o. ne raFoNn .zs1e s1d .
sora sless 3 nsssF gs~st X 80 l@ssc tst {
.ak las gotten agen -aeEl. er Z there = ne
silgt 5est l1At2xs il ths pTnEang. -ns sassls
zrs tlr1~a cas- ala tne priEtsr Eas "a
sasocer 4-lleFei from as S4ges for -.
sa-es - laaE fas psrfset shssts are pat ~
l1 1ac kazes ~ 30 each. Vtth tsa shps 4
Tager sss~esn ssaA h.l2afed nosszA fhs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

A very amusing experiment may Be per-
formed clxins Popular Science News, by
taking saturated solution Of nitrate Of pot
ash tsaltpeteT1, and, with quill pen or fine
brush, drawing any picture, design or words
upon a piece Of white absorbent paper. The
hrns shoulA b kept away from each other !;
and the entire subject coarseiy drawn in cut
line, hike tbs elephant in the irustraton-
When dry, the tines win be nearly invisible:
but II orr Of them be touched with the glow
ing end Of an ert,nguishea match, a spark Of
IRE win run through the paper, following
the lines already traced. and cutting out the
design as IL With an Invisible knife
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
Es. Shell Method of Preserving Food.

fS: She'll Method OF Preserving Food.
Tho egg shell method of preserving food,
particularly meat, without caus, recently
patented. conkiSts essentially in insiosing the
meat or other article in an expansihle wrap
per. such ~ Animal membrane, and xsbiect-
ing 1t TO a sterijiEfng steam heat long enough
to kil or all germs. 1t is then immersed In
melted vassline, which for1ns permanent
coating on hardening, and finally ine.oSsd in
with plaster Of Paris, or the coating OF
the expauSiblc envelope, and the article then
placed in hath Of vaseline OF other piastic
uttstance, tho package thus prepared being
wrapped ia paper or tfnfoil.
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09


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eloehsrd rass. trs~sssz frern Gosrhsusn %
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Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

Ev-rAU - rxuRAvTyG AND PEryrrNo.
So-ne of shess notes oS he governments
have ranlances mlxsd Ep With their making.
TIE facs % = goddess OK hberty may o. that
- -s svss.st hart - ,hs enkrzvrr, and tho
a. NJ ei~tur @ shs various notes have ash
alY Iseu -crru.e-parss n r>~I hfs SOue ot
the saErsv-rs do nothing eUs scroll work.
snd 80 s~ss engraving u done hy hand
Ths-a 10 az -ngrRvfag rzschins here which
dos tha aalioass has and ietas w7rk rurnIzz
ln and sut Ia a thousand tsicet> threads GA
ths Back ~ TIA notes fsis rnacnine 10 tss
Invention = Horner Lee. of the uoznsr Lss
Baak Noe company. of sew Yerk Il vil
urn Cur 3.cis' -,oressioa< a day. and II Only
taxes ,rs 10 u soerats h.
Rssgrnin< 70 the platos, NJ soon ~ th~y
49, engraved ths stsel = hardened ard a
au.1.1sr oG 9Laer dies aTe made from it. Ths
taiyfrg care e. tae places Is = vsry important
work. for - ear they shoald fall irso ths
hsras Of eoun sarfestsrs aheir soxk eegia nos
% asesctsal Tas di=s are s~vTY morning
Eiven euf ny she nan IN chaTgs of theEn-
fhs u,ar Is tnevn - shs -uStodfsn % TIA
vagsll snd he zrts O. 90 year lie keeps
taA-alatss IN a ~ault 81 night. and when they
a. isErihuted IA tie morning tsose wto
rerove fhec. nave 10 give a r~ceipt
f1r thern. Il dle Is 'o~s NE ssrart
rrlTit toocs ars clcssd aBd locket, aud slf ti.e
err YES aust srsv untu it . found. Tht
vtr.1 "a Whrh tlc platss are kept st rizhs
80 surzlar snd Gre proof TIE rsas<vs
door has three lgrks. one u ~hich = . tiuas
irrf era re et1er tvo 81 vhirs are ~onbt
re1u b>ck1 These cnfnhination looks srs
as-h k0ewn - 80 rua1. sai shou'd sue q
ta-se aie Suddenly ssai~t suveiopc IN ths
Frsserso1 ~ Secretary Fssras IN would have
% - sraaed - snd ens osro3isation Tasrs
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

notes are then polished ~ beiDg put between
nain boards aE.d = prsszgre of .OD pounds 70
tas square inch bsiBg placed uron thon-
They arc thsn SesAlea and numbered, the
numbering being dons BY automatic ma
chlncs run bY women Taere ars, N fact,
more women than men In thLs department,
and iadiss make t3s best of money counters
There - n lady counter here Who Is the
fastest n tas world, and shs counts hun
dr-ds q bLls per minute. Her fingers GO
Ike lightning, and sae dos 0ct move her dps
as she counts 6be Goes rat keep her sy-s on
the notes, and sAs sseTas ~ wogk by intui-
ton.
AL ths notes which come from the bureau
ol printing and engraving arc made up into
packages Of fron 1900 10 80. .OC005O, for
ouvenisas rss ia tho cash room Of tho treas
ury Tls.packagcs co,tAln exactly toe same
numbsr q notss sut the notes differ IN value
from 81 900 20 slO.coo. Ten thousand dollars
il tie h CHEST legal tender note anthcrized by
law, aad II Is ne~dl-<s 90 say that few notes
Of this de7orntnation are in circulation Ia
the cash vanfe Of the treasury you may get
the chance % handle a package containing
ezo;oeo, 600. II yoo arc on good terms with
the cashier, but the money viii be carefully
wrtched While IL Is Ia your hands and the
pl-assiro vii bs Ike that of Tanlalus. rs he
stood up u bis neck in water. dying OF
thirst, apd couid not reach down 90 drink
The cid money Is canc~led and ground up
for uSs It comes frSa TO the trcasury and
+ there examined and couatsd IN the recep-
ton bureau Two hundred million dollars
worth OF musilatsd dirty bank notes are thus
disposed OF every year, and the countsrfeit
detectors srnsug tho vornen who handle
these Dotes show wondarful soil They can
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

..r.s -ur- vacation yet. fobkins
~ fsr~ ,~a~ks-nioe. qu.st tizze
so-.r- s@--s az n hsd seen To7
.~~rrs5 ts-s al srr1rer
..cs F-. t,aez here kut ~ ta1zhte-
- baaa 81 Tle pane hssnt lsenn
- - rs- rs~- ----Ss ---sprizEs>id
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

80 ecs - reel re rso-t ani Al
fr 1.~ sara ErrTv
u 80 rt>L a1d shS fer
afss = ats h1;ales llp
a1a s.-a. ~ supd7s5s ~ xsns So
ralcs are a~ser tararTa
ra usrs 81 3segenv@i ia he rre~
sad teer ere sAssn ts -
a1i e,1le-i sasse
-ess shs -
.a sam er-ff -itffr 81 F,-iT
.- esrs =, 3 q rIcuer matters ffsrs svrTT
---- ...-.--ta, -.rse r-1-sr sizt -c-rrs infe-ss,
= -rert .--inrnsi ard ever s-fap s'uSe
Fee-r sskEsf - sllcse wsc eeeE Ban<
- ~ q rsznah~ r-p~.s.ss = irs .
fs rs erd esea sy--ests - sk
-fr.s-b .. ed ~sea t.ss~fsess -.
-st.- fes ree'fs -ss v.--if-~ sxastsF ter
are ., - nsesk = a suricsas
s la - fr 81 ras'=r
- s~.fsr- - - f-ssfrs ~ 80
=. f~er rhteh s. rsll rvrr-sr1f
Trs sanss = 80 sh-~>s
- +s,--~~s - r~--irs ~ taIe essi.
sns 4 - $3.50 Aees zsS< - - assR -
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

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eavsrfsfed h.olS. DAD re8ns ia bsck ard
hesS tsnrallzias san eT1rt3o1s, kersp .
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Tlkts' 4~-x sfrre s N1sarse-st
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

ne sncnsss which Hoods Ssrsspariils a
hss bsd in f-eesne chiidsoo1 from sfecfons
esUse,s ~ mpurs bod, = rea4iY rsDsYk-
sha NsnvR moihsr hss rsason % -
ihsokf1l fsT it
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

A ~sss II ecT-e j. reported Evt3estlv
S,.~s,nv ks-~~ esFea = Eot uesnt. "a
tAst "a -~nerzlIy 80 ~ezk % risA-
S-.Sth -ffsa IA Fs~s@s
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

sfv e sssnxtuosnt q exrlT Fsi hats
frisnnced sr1 unfr5na ssed, a. Ms Nntons.
= 90 nsr s1<psrs siocs fozzosx-a
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

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- x1ssso - zsvsr -. as iza=x lse1 fr1rn oz~<
g-xzshroofas-~ G~s-sz~ tr-zS- a Peraoa 4
Z - ins4vs61s1 sssssrs "a - ~ .%zas z<<s
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09
POPULAR SCIENCE
rsAr AsE TAlkEO .soUF
4s Esz sxSsFi~s-x Tkss ul2sss.sss II .
sz%sls s11 ssrs kssst1ss a--2ss
shs D4e.s~sss sAs sp>esas
GE.sity u Ltqstas

fss ssz sxrerfEnszs sns~s IA sAs seernv
p~aytRx ls-str4r1os, ~alls ~f.aook s~sssky.
h. s@Fs ne selsstinS AE-<Fse.S tzsur~kaa<
81 aoeos.st u ~ sDpZacEry sAd s<.sssss~
Telegram-herald., 1888-09-09

- LE SAX ll.zks
81. lEs Z zsll,sr2s
- - tse lzllei
4s / stEsad
~ t.stzxy Fs<sr-
- shffa aLat
. - ~ afe taFl<t
4f l4ilY TIA enc
81 tAs basiszs la
- 50 - q -
treasury Depart
nee a11 u A4s .
uiAiIng b4gg er
thzn say erDltT
court dfs as -
sorAanSp lhlH
sinaiaBx = cAl.ftt
Toe BlLrsaa ~ Es-
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