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" Little saint Elizabeth, - BY Mrs.. Burnett an.
thor OF Little L0nt Faunih:roy D Tie Rmi-
me o. me kepabnc, how the government Is car.
fei on College Athletics "Suateur pho.
to2raphy Boys and the National Guardn
The Girls' Crusade . Indian s.ories. schooi
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about Gambia south American stories-. A
Railroad Ia the Clouds " Indians Of III ANA,
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PITTSBURGH, PA.
A DM%INIsTRATOR,5 NOTICE.

Estate Of John F. Mesregor. decd. late Of shase
township, Somerset County. Pa.
Letters OF Administration on the above estate
having been granted 60 the undersigned by me
paoper ansierit{ notice Is hereby given to all
persons indebted to said estate 10 make immsdi.
ate payment, and those having Gains ayai5s,
me same VIII present them duly authent.cafe.l
LOT settlement on or before January u, 1883. al
-, JACOB McGREGOR.
c1c9- Admfuistrator.
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Judging by its losses, it looks as If The
Prohibition party is in a fair way 10 be
prohibited.
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lfthe children ask how Santa Claus
got down the chimney, tell them he iue
down in his winter SCOT.
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ExEcUToR's NOTICE.

Estate Of Anna NJ. Keone, decd. late OF New
Baltimore Borough. Somerset County. Pa,
Letters testamentary on the above estate
having been granted to the undersigned by the
having Claims 10 present the same without delay
70 JOHN NJ TOPPER Executor,
ocGL New Baltimore, Pa
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Another good cure for insomnia is to
have the nurse sleep up ia the attic with
the baby.
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GATARHR.-Prof c. 3. Cook, Prin.
" cipal High School. Ct Bend, Pa. formally o
Somerset county, Pa, SAYS of NATURES REMEDY
tarrh ! ever tried. II is the best catarrh cure
ever tried II is the simplest and easiest to use Of
anything ever tried. If any friend Of mine
should read this, l wish him 30 understand that
say With ali sincerity that / am acquainted with
Mr.. l. NJ Cray. one of the proprietors Of Natures
Remedy for catarrh. He { an upright, honorable
gentleman. and his medicine Is the best catsrrh
remedy that can be found. 1t has cured me, and
! believe II viii cure any person suffering from
cataTrh."
IL Is sold by druggists and dealers. II may be
full. quarter pound Of medicine. Send for our
book q6 mo 32pp) entitled "Row to cure Catarrh. ;
Address, /. NJ. GRAY 4 Co, Rush, susoUEHASNA
COUNTY PA.
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An ep,tome of everything that is attractive
and desirable in juvenile literature-Bostoa
Courier.
A weekly feast of good things to the boys
and girls in every family which it visits
Brooklyn Uaion.
Ii is wonderful in its wealth Of pictures.
information and interest," Christian AdcO-
cate. ". j..
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n f. printing those re-
markahle articles on tSi-
uert9 am the Exile system hy George KEENAN,.
which are atirlerug universal attention aud are
being reprinted IN hifncreisuof foreigh uewssa-
per, but are not allowed 90 enter Russia. The
ohtn1D Ifnsee says that Dc utaer magazine ar
reies printed IN The EnGish Language Just now
touch uYou a subject which So whsily inir9Sts all
tnoigainl people IN Europe and America and
Asia They are " a. judicial rs the opinion Of a
sensational drama.
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and pants, but ! draw the line at
horse blankets. They smell bad.
HUsBAND.-If you viii mend
this one, l will buy a 81 Horse
Blanket next time, and you won't
have to mend it.
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A DMINIsTRAToR's NOTICE.
Estate ~ Joseph MOsgTavc, deed. hate Of Stony
creek Township. Somerset Cnintv. Pa
Letters ofadministrtiOn on the above estafa hay
ing been grEnted 10 The undersigned IN the prnn-
er authority, notice Is hereby given To an pers0ns
i0debted 70 SAID estate 10 make immediate raw
lheiiL ana tho-e having claims or demands
against the same viii present Them dtrv e1f,-r
ucateu Tor settlement on saturday. the 18th dav
Of January, le1, AZ the Office OF 10 mmel in
Somerset Borough.
JONATHAN GrNRFRT.
ueei- Administrator.
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The Artio Regions and ths Sea.
How We made the Farthest North by Gen.
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derful land.
, 1888-06-14

The examination of the negro
Trokey, who shot and killed Briggs in
Wickwire's saloon last Sunday MORN
ing, came off yesterday before Judge
Snyder. Attorney Graves conducted
the prosecution, while Frank Ganahl
and w. NJ. Murray appeared for the
defendant. DR.. Penfeld was the first
witness and testified as to the nature
of the wounds which he stated caused
the death OF Briggs.
Fred Wickwire was then sworn and
testified that defendant came into the
saloon and approaching Briggs, de-
manded why he had bitten off Jones'
fngre. Briggs replied with an oath.
and some sharp words passed between
the men. Anticipating trouble, wit
ness caught hold of deceased, who or
dered him to get out of the way, and
struck at Trokey. Witness stepped
back and Briggs drew a revolver and
shot at defendant several times. Tro-
key then returned the fire and Briggs
fell Several men were in the place
at the time.
AS all the testimony went to prove
that Briggs was the aggressor and
that the killing was an act of self-de-
ense, the Judge discharged the pris-
Oner,
, 1888-06-14
TRUE FRIENDS.
MEMBERS OF THE BAR SHOW THEIR RE-
sPECT FOR j. +. PARKS.
Oner.

MEMBERS OF THE BAR SHOW THEIR RE-
sPECT FOR j. F. PARKS.
The news OF the sad death OF Attor
ney ]. f. Parks was great shock to
his many friends and brother lawyers
in this city. A meeting Of the bar
was at once held and arrangements
made for looking after the effects and
business of the deceased. A telegram
was sent to Portland directing that
the body be embalmed, and the sad
news was wired to the young mans
relatives, but at late hour yesterday
no reply had been received from them.
f. II. Graves and Eugene Fellowes
left last night for Portland to take
charge of the remains and to clear up,
if possible. the mystery surrounding
the death.
Nothing further has been learned
as to the deceased's financial standing
except that few days before his de-
parture he gave bill of sale OF his
library to A. w. Siegel. He has been
very much run down in health for
some time past and was obliged to
resort to morphine in order to sleep.
His friends think that the effects Of
dissipation, combined with the anxiety
produced by the receipt of telegram
from this city stating that his goods
had been attached, led him to reckless.
ly take an overdose of morphine. The
report that he had tried to commit
suicide by turning on the gas in his
room is satisfactorily refuted 1t
seems that there was little leak about
| the fixture in his room go that it was
necessary to leave the jet burning. A
fri end entered early in the morning
and, thinking that the deceased had
left it burning unintentionally, turned
it off, as he supposed. The gas escap-
ing from the leak soon filled the room
but was discovered before it had done
its fatal work.
Every effort will be made to clear
away all doubts surrounding the case,
and until the investigation is finished.
and even afterwards, people will do
we'll to remember the divine iniunc-
ton, "Judge not that ye be not
judged"
, 1888-06-14
NO all in their power to throw bust.

ing all in their power to throw busi-
ness in their way.
With one or two exceptions friend
ly feeling exists towards the Gem City
and common remark is that, "as
soon rs Spokane realizes what mag
nifcent country lies tributary to her
here, c will reach out and help us to
what we need most"
Services were held for the first time
in the camp at the school house, con-
Quoted by Rev. Clark, last Sunday
evening, and were well attended. The
town is remarkably quiet and well
governed for new mining camp, and
we predict that only favorable reports
will be heard from il in the near future.
Business men and capitalists are ex-
tended cordial invitation, while all
others are requested to keep outside.
III. w. G.
, 1888-06-14
Real Estate Transfers.

For June 13, reported for the RE-
VIEW by Strobach & Munter ,abstractors
and conveyancers, Hyde block
Geo o Nettleton ct ux to Alex CAL
der, lots 6 and 7, block ID, Nettleton's
add to +, 5000. 49,.
A J. Duncan ct uX to George w
Odell, ! int lot 3, block ID, S f, $1,000.
G. w Odell ct ux to A J Duncan,
lot 3, block a, Havermale's add to 5 f,
ga, 500.
James N Glover ct ux to r Shiels ct
al, lots Q, 10, IL, and IL. block 4 Bish'
ops addition to Medical Lake, $225.
Edward Britt to + II Jameson,
! of s W and W J Of Q t, section
12, township "a n of range AZ, vi ,OOO.
Theo Cushing ct al to Louisa Brier,
lots 13 and ID, block Is, Mountain
View add to f, $3.50.
PRRCo to Washington territory,
I Of section 13, township "a n
Of range 40, e w M, 81, 200.
Chas. A. Webster OF al. to Il. B.
Hyde, lot 10, block "a, Webster, 800.
John Fl. Ness ct ux to VIM. l.. Raph,
lot 6, block 3, Ide & Kaufman's addi-
t1On 10 SpCkhuc II hiic, Pf~c.
Mary w. Gilbert to Frank G.. Gilbert,
lot 4, block Is, Heath's addition to
Spokane Falls, 1925.
N. Men. Shaw to VIM. b. Lewis, lot
7. block 13, Terrace Park addition to
Spokane Falls, $40 80.
Jane Harris to John A. Harris, n {!
lot 3, block 20, Cheney, $500.
A. l.. Dayis ct ux to John Davis, lot
A, block 21, Cannon's addition to Spo-
kane Falls, ST..
Robert Abernethy ct ux to John
Davis, lot ~, block 3, Abernethys
addition to Spokane Falls $500.
John G. Cole ct ux to w. S. Rogers,
lots 16 and II, block 8, Havermale's s
addition to Spokane Falls, $4,000.
j. ID. Merryman ct ux to j. Gilman,
lots 5 and 6, Irving Heights addition
to Spokane Falls, 1915.
United States to John w. $. Rough,
sw 1 OF ne !, set of NV !, nw4 OF Sc /
and ne I of sw 1 sec. 10, tip. 20 H., r. 10
O., w. NJ, $4O0.
United States to w. F. Warren, NV
sec. 26, tip. 26 H., r. 40 e., W. NJ,
$40O.
, 1888-06-14
PERSONAL MENTION.

Mr.. George McAuley arrived from
Chicago last night, EN- route to Ward
ner.
o. II. Culver, OF the Murray
Record, leaves this morning for the
Chicago convention.
John /. Booge has gone east Poll
him for some time.
VIM. NICK. Dennee. well known
gentleman from the Kootenai coun-
try, is in the city on business.
Peter Dueber is back from trip to
Portland. He is good man to tell
about the advantages of Spokane
abroad.
Mrs. Janken is slowly recovering
from the painful injury which she
received several months ago. She is
able TO get about II little on crutches.
The Dennis Ryan party came from
the Cpur d'Alenes last evening. All
of them report the mines as far ex-
ceeding everything they had heard
about them.
+. p. Weymouth. superintendent Of
the Idaho division of the Northern Pa
cific railroad, arrived in the city yes
terday afternoon, and last evening sub
mitted proposition to the city conn
Gil in regard to opening Stevens,
Sprague and Washington streets.
Mrs. John Todd, accompanied by
Miss Sadie and Master Albert, left
yesterday for Pittsburg, Pennsylvania, +,
to be gone about two months. While
there, Mrs. Todd will visit her old
home in the oil field vicinity.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. p. M. Richards
and family arrived here last evening
from New York City. Mrs. Richards
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Petit of this place, and will reside
permanently here. Mr.. Richards
lately retired from the house of j. p.
Moore's Sons, the largest gun and
ammunition house in New York. and
has been for many years connected
with the seventh New York regiment.
Mr. r. will occupy the building for.
merly owned by James Cover,
retitted and moved to Brownies addi-
ton
, 1888-06-14
LOCAL BREVlTIES.

A large force of men are at work on
tn @ grading Of College avenue.
There is to be an important meeting
of lodge No. SO, A. o. U. w. this even
ing.
The street commissioner announces
his intention of soon going on the
war path after poll taxes.
The secretary reports cheering news
of the coming Fourth Of July races,
and lovers of horse flesh will be ac-
corded "a treat.
The weather indications for the
twenty-four hours beginning at eight
o'clock last evening were rain, /,
colder.
The new city Jail is to be supplied
with an iron cell for men and an APP
partment for women. The building
will be surrounded by high board
fence.
The Presbyterian church on the
north side OF the river is nearing COM
pletion. IL is neat little building
and the society are to be congratulated
upon their enterprise.
To- morrow night Jeffreys. Lewis, the
great emotional actress, appears at the
opera house. Judging from the very
favorable comments of the press, there
is rare treat in store for all who at
tend.
Several OF the committees of ar
ran cement ior the Fourth of July cele-
bratlon held meeting yesterday.
Everything is moving along smoothly
and the preparations Indicate that the
glorious anniversary will be oommem-
grated in fitting style.
The free lecture at the Methodist
church last evening by the Rev. Mr.
Smith, of Helena, was well attended.
The lecturer treated his subject,
"Brain vs. Brawn" in style which
caused the audience to go away we'll
satisfied. 1t is not often that such a
treat is given in this part Of the coun-
try free OF expense.
As will be seen in our advertising
columns DR.. l.. H. Whitehouse has re-
sumed the practice of medicine, hav-
ing assoc ed himself with DR.. +. +
Smith, who IS we'll known all over this
coast as fine physician and surgeon.
DIR. Smith has performed some of the
best operations in surgery, and our ex.
changes speak OF him in the highest
terms of praise. Their Office is in
rooms ana 6, Arlington hotel.
Ed. S. Gill, business manager OF
Farrous Soap Bubble Co., is in the
city and is a guest at the Grand. Mr..
Gill is one of the best known theatrical
men in the profession as we'll as one OF
the most popular and makes friends
wherever he goes, whilst attending
strictly to the strictly business" part
of his theatrical ventures. He reports
that the Soap Bubble Co. has done
good business all the season and they
expect to renew their triumphs in
other places in Spokane. The com
pany is good one and deserves sue
, 1888-06-14

always taken on the temperance ques-
tion."
The next general conference is to
meet at Omaha in 1892.
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Pull ToQether.
From the Philadelphia Press.

81 have some where read," says
the Rev. DR.. Wise, IN his "Bridal
Greetings" "Of a bridegroom who
gloried in his eccentricities. lie
requested his bride to accompany
him into the garden day or TWO
after the wedding. He then threw
a line oyer the roof of their cottage.
Giving his wife one end OF it, he
retreated to the other side and ex.
claimed: 'Pull the linep She pull
ed it at his request, as fer as she
could. He cried, 'Pull it over ? i
can't she replied. 'Pull with all
your might ? shouted the whimsical
husband. But in vain were all the
efforts of the bride to pull over
the line so long as the husband
held on to the opposite end. But
when he came around, and they
both pulled at one end, 1t came
over with great ease. There, said
he, az the line fell from the roof,
you see how hard and Intellectual
was our labor when we pulled in
opposition to each other, but how
easy and pleasant it IS when we
both pull together. If we oppose
each other, il will be hard work If
we act together, it will be pleasant
to live. Let us, therefore, always
null tOpether,,p