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Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
Special Notice !
Do not fail to read the following letter:

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, Nov. 10 1SS3.
GENTLEMEN:-We understand that Mr. H. NJ. Goebel has
issued circular Offering 20 the dollar in settlement
of his Indebtedness We do not think that the trade
thorOug ghy understands the condition of his affairs.
In reference the bill of equity mentioned in said crcu
lar tosay that this has not been settled stated
but up hearing at the next OF the Circuit
Court We competitors of Mr. Goebe feel perfectly salts
fed that he able pay 100 cents the dollar the mat
ter properly handled Our trade has been injured during
the entire fall and if compromise IS made pro-
posed will all be sufferers he has large stock OF goods
hand and Will be able to underse all the coming
We would request the trade TO thoreroughy nvesti
this matter and will also state that the undersigned
hereby not purchase goods whatever of
parties making any such settlement
We trust you will give this matter your careful consider
alton.
Signed Nelson Bros Co, Harvey Heystek, A. II.
Fowe Bradfed Co., O. NJ Dunham, Miller & Middleton.
Copy of Original letter.
The above letter represents condition exactly We
carrying the largest stock of goods and able to under
sell competitors.
Our old stand 10 Canal and South Division Street.
@ Q E 3 z L s.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
NEW USE FOR THE SYPHON.
Stomach h-Washins for Various In.zn;iIo
Diseases.

Stomach Washing for Various In.zn.ilc
Diseases.
Every one knows, says writer IN
Youths Companion, that in disordered con-
ditions Of the stomach abnormal changes
are effected in the food, so that it becomes
a source of disturbance, often very serious,
TO the system. Instead Of being expelled in
a few hours, il is retained many hours, or
sometimes for whole days, and generates
irritating acids and frequently poisonous
substances
In cases of this kind, the process Of wash
ing out the stomach has been OF late years in
troduced with the happiest results II is
effected o. means OF syphon. so con-
structed that the washing fluid car be
flowing into the stomach while the contents
OF the stomach are flowing out. The cleans
ing process is continued until the overflow
becomes pure.
In cases OF spasmodic closure of the
pyloric oriice, which is attended with great
and prOtracted suffering, the process j. Of
the greatest value IL is SO, also, in most
forms of dyspepsia, and IN many other
gastric troubles.
But latterly it has proved TO be stin more
valuable in the case Of infants and Young
children. Or. Leo, of Berlin, has made
particular and careful trial Of il in the case
OF over one hundred infants, after first ex-
perimenting on thirty wei Infants. between
the ages of two hours and twelve months
20 determine the normal condition of the
stomach. He learned the fol .owing facts:
The food was distinctly acid in fifteen min
utes after being swallowed. Within an
hour tie acicitv was gone HydrcchlorIc
acid-the acid specially concerned iu s. .ges-
- vas al,rsrs rrssc-, - ,hc f.,tt-,,
-, So ,.ol.,ils f,..,-...'.- -, a',,,
,,-ess,. pensir ,vhicb 80 -r',b ,-a-o-
ot1r-i, "a ~ .ba ,-;-es.5.-.. - - -,
- -. f-..,..
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

Far M Eva p~rt- = szs Est ro-n42rc
ctrstf9r1-sz- AEsa az h-sosrls " .r~lcz. 1ex
Fst zszr ia Eageg sss10sl N-l-1 sszg ~ 81
ea > rec-s.t FlslE - go z-o 80 salres sf k2r
k4z1 as EAe a4zz1s II Gecrxe ElsSt
Ag as a. SeeFxe kl-0t nes1s - a9ck
sgy o. defsaSs Hsr Ire z21 ssrzs azss
SOD - Test II z-4ly y@eEs - severe criEl-
clsaz 4ad Gs.rgs k-4ot E.E 1ssss gn1ls-
p4lsc gosssssiz1 - s4s very E-geest pi-ce
4-21Ax s-=E.ry s91Ie1 G 1-ocSz1 t-E@s
Her Fscu.-4< ze-l.s Las oeez ta= o~Iter
c-sp427@1 "a 1z@z ~.tk fSo Eol4o-s excsp-
t-c1s. - sl1cn George El-et vas not a. a.
q44lsfzs s11cess as ss lsctec fer 1ergress
serzs cf 1csea cAsEsclzrs sld seSEes fro4l
wnss 4Es -s14sly coLs-1srel tie euh sad
sb4ay s.Ges u Afs. A. ksr SORES are
= Led ss1e ~, F4lZos, s4Llrs 4ad a Po~er
CT ssseFl ptsa El-cn E-zzs taen flte4se ,
Interesting Yet ss eaa a@ser discover IL
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

The late Peleg W Chandler, who was
hard Of hearing. was one OF the most eff
feCtivs Of wartime speakers Every occa-
sion Illustrated bis eloquence, aud one dem
oustrsted the quicsness OF bis repartee.
AT oHs nesting he was frequently inter
ruptsd by a backyard at the rear OF the
ball, who kept stAGtiaS. ''W hy don't you 90
yourseRF'
For time NJ Chaudlsr's deafness pre-
vented him from catching the exact nature
of The interruption Of which be had been
for some time conscious. A. last Mr..
Chandler caught ne words OF the dis-
turber. Theu, n the mildest accents, whioh
emphasized ne f5rce of the words. hssaid.
Young man. II uy ears were as good as
yours and a. long as yours shouIdu Z be here
so-rfeh.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
PIMPLeS TO ScHCFULA.
A Positive Cure for every Skin,
Scalp, and Blood Disease
except Ichthyosis.
P.oriasi. yesr. Head. arms. and brs..,

Psoriasis years. IA cad. arms, and breast
solid scab. Back covered with sores
Best doctors and medicines fUii. Cured
by Cuticura Remedies at a cost Of eS.s5
have used the CurIcuRA RkNFnHs With the
best results. 4 used two bottles Of the CUIicCEa
kEsoLVENT. tar-e boxes OF CuTICURs. and one
cake OF CCTlcURA SOAP. and am cured OF
terrible skin and scalp disease known as psori-
asis | had IL Tor eight wears IL would get
better and worse al times Sometimes NV
head would be "a solid scsb. and MAS IT the
time began the use OF the CvUCURA kEsEDiEs.
Ny arms were covered with scabs from elbows
10 shoulders. my breast was alInost one solid
scab. and my back covered with sores vary ne
IN SIZE from penny 10 dollar ! had
let. and used many different medicines with
out effect. NV ease was hereditary. and. be
gan 10 think, incurable. but II began 10 heal
from the first application OF tUuCUEA.
ARCHER RUSSELL. DeSher. Ohio.
skin Diseas. q Years Cured.
| am thankful 10 say that have used Cur
CURA REMEDIES Tor about eight months WITH
great success. and consider myself entirely
cured OF salt rheum. from which | have SUI
fcrcd for SIX years. ] tried a number OF ncdi-
ciues and two Of the best doctors IN the
country. but found nothing that would encct
a cure Until used your remedies.
Mas A. MCCLAFLIN. MOrette. Mo.
Tho " orst Case OF Scrofula Cured.
Ne have been selling your CUTICuRA RENE
DIES i0r years, and have the first complaint yet
10 receive from purchaser. one Ot TIE worst
cases of ScrOiua ever saw was cured by the
lse OF hye bottles OF CUuCURA kEsOLrENf.
CUrICURA and CUuCURA Soar.
TAYLOR a TAYLOR, Druggists.
Frankfort Kan.
Cuticura Remedies
Cures every species al agonizing. humiliating.
itching. burning scaly, and plnply diseases
of the SKIN scalp. and blood. with loss of hair.
from pimplcs TO scroiula. except possibly lch-
hyosis.
Sold everywhere. Price CUTIcURA. soc; Soar.
35c; REsOLvENT. 81. Prepared by the Potter
DRuG AND CHEYCAL CORPORATION. Boston.
ss-Send for How TO Cure skin Diseases"
50 pages, 80 Illustrations. and 100 teStimo-
nals.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

that night," he added, punching ID, hlaz-
Ing logs with bis hsndspika
so Nn l." saa Styles, twinkling his
little eyes At farrell over the pommsl OF
bis saddle. ''Cal Lorridye and Buck " rotten
knows or thiag er two"
"WaaL boys. the ease ain { on trial now"
intsrposed the shsri1 ''RGfY, viii y0u go
pesceably or"
''Suttsnly"
Styles rhigpen proved so nuch against
the accused that he broke down aud con
f-ssed. tie WIS guilty, but the testimony
agaiast nita. with the exception sf the
threat, was false
When Ola Styles Thigpen gifts ontsr ther
trail nv ct man who dun him dirt wunsL"
hc chGcklcd % himself - ne rode home in
the evening after the trial, 'he giuerly
trees bis game. RUIN farrell mOught
burn all ther co --h0uses il Arkinsaw, aud
rrp 40 ever raiir0oS he could lay his han ;
On far ~ I'd sssr; bit when he pizsued nv
b--' coon dog 10 years ergo, be had orter
knowsd het'sr'u shoot OF as mouth Ter ne
eTeout gettiH even with ther cot"
CuARIss : BLACKsUEx
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
HE IS RIGHT.
he s.ti~v-- n Promotion from the Rsnh..
but Do-s Not wsat To Receive Deleg.-

he Relieves n Promstion from the Rsnk-.
but Do-s Not w.st To Receive Dslsg.-
tioss
Al Interesting coaversaton took place in
the offcs OF ne Secretary OF ths Interior a
few days ago. Congressman Wade, Of Ms
sour. called, and. after waiting for score
OF callers 20 be received and disposed OF. be
walked I'D " General Noble And said.
'sMr Secretary. thers al exec lert man
IN the general Land Of3cs whom desire -
~ promoted - tbs chief cisrkshlp. want
% appoint a tille when J0u VII hear a dele
g.tion of Cou grsssmep IN hls behalf W aea
viii IL ssit you - SEE usf'
Never - responded tue Secretary. II
don wsns - hear any delegation in behalf
% any clerk 70 tbs department vii not
listen - suca = taiag - any tine. VIII
make 10 spgs cement of thar sort with YOU
or VITA auy coag ssslasa."
sTast straars stand % take. isn't
re- responded tas susvs NIssouriza
"Not az al n hear delegation IN be-
half ~ your nsn. there - undoubtedly a
scors cf ambitious clerks in the same bu-
rea8 who y a want 10 send delegations of
their friends hers 70 see nas IN their behalf
can't establish sues pFecsdeat Bat. ff
vuu WI all s IN q paper for the usn and
bie 2 vi-h ne, WI consider 70. and con-
slider it favDraaiy I believe In promotions
from he rsn xs. sod wat - enco1rsv. 40
ussn % Dc good ~cFz Eith prospect of pro
motion. hut. excuse re, please. froua rsceiv-
inE aeie cations IN tbeir behalf
AaT ere v5o has been in Washin zton sad
sen the &aily grind q vis't - and p,.Fs~r
nduiEes N BY Con sressmen IN behalf sf
t1eir fsvuriee sous yvao wat ofsce. WI
readily snd thoroughly spprs ATE the far
seeing Wisdom snd seifdefease Which
prompted tas suiex refusal made bv Secra-
tsry Noble. NJ Nsds SID tbat ths secre-
tarY vss right
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
ALLEGED HUMOR.


L&<x&t<fs
L..zxassr - tz~ sreks sststs-sSlve - sse
tuuaan szx1as- 1t = saser Aos &2ny al
fsrszt ~zys psop-S lAsS2 tbs er4E&es
ESz. f8r Instance. l.1shs wztn liz Tsos-
tOElt 1osSFs- p-esse3- a grV@r dS~4 ~
caara,1Sr hss "a = lsasa OEly l4st ~o~k =
n-aa w4th wh0La se have to1g Deel tSEairaaf
e.-ts sG-rtls1 IS - ers&slas e-t Lato = Ao-1a
x4@zs. sA.ee Cake aLs-eltSstiy tre-1 lie
esar1. 4na yet I. haca we have Esssr heard
bssers His syyiegrspe1c psa tad worked
for tSs erst u2as u slght months THUS Il Is
ssea thSt perhaps Il E24ns assrt 9 sweet
2zgvl slaIoSFs uns seen mt soI2s happy
EoZSEt aNzkcls Il
oar AsuenAl characteristics = s-AiilJ
WEsn Two Americans meet TIE rrst thang
thzy - = - ~s2L-e T1sre arc occasions,
however, when II i Bot safe ~ sa-lle-wAen
yozr wife Las III her nhgef VITA = lack
hammer, for Instance
r.. Nbee4er WILCOX sinEs; Laugh ana
tie word laughs with yea" Yes, sers
true. sEs sip q or banana peel sne the
w0rle or - least al Wlthlu twenty YARDS o.
you, all laugh al yen Texas Siftlngs-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
a. An.rspria,. Tribut..

Old Mr. Miller hobbled down u ths facto-
~ the other d-y, alter tae anausl inventory
lad been tGxeE, looked over the statement
CT prents for tne nsesl year, which w4s nos
satisfactory ~ a.. ordered the salaries Of
his employees reduced tea per oent. sil
around, .nd then strslgIt~.y went home
and died
The day before tis fureral the employees
held a meeting, adopted resolutions and
raised funds 70 purchase al approprlat.
roral Offering
The committee appointed 70 take charge
OF the matter debated together for some
time ss 10 The most appropriate design %
send, and nually decided what would be
especially ntung, in view Of the recent cut
IN wages; and on the day Of the funeral a
floral sickle OF elegant design adorned tks
css ket OF the close nsted ola capitalist, fron
his loving employes.-C. N Hood. in Puck.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
GEORGE ELOT.

E-r Etf- sad TorSs-stetch - ~ Hts-
trrfr N-f<eb~rhosses fFeerr she Ef--o
sr& wrote H-r Fs7eou~ Ne~-fs
The ane clt rui.aut eau1tr n " Warwick.
knvisnd. hzs rrs1lcss, the Erestest literary
senfgs -ls word 1ss ever Tet -een-w g.
tsru Shssespesrs, n hss slsc EiVen us ere
- the nfess tsce rhff1l snf q ever rvor1ea ~
nsosieru t.rres-tf -tfeer-e ftIcf. ss.aes t1s.
t1e san,s e 4 county. tiI 81 pas s1.i 2rsssus 3
mtere-s. has farnl saei tae scenes lsr scr,s
a. tns ncst pcpuiar varss - sCsicl. - We
ness Scafts Esnasvpr-h. nsshes Ten
srcva AID George Ei.og zreatsst l-ys.ss
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

sadie 2aica 1ad sGFyiE~I tAs wrecz II
war 2-1 escaped lLs Sgs u Eas G0Esrz neal
4sezt, saiY TIE ~ q Is head eoal1 5sssen-
~ n&ts 4sF Be 4skec. Fei=l1s IA AS
steea ID q crowd O. Msa 3. = eor1sE u tze
rGolin 81 lzrs Qf -4s s4aaty E0ya.
a. \ Cur e aP. s4lo LFz1 f4tZl. . elsar-
syea ys4zx m4z s..1 = Ia zsas eeegh 4ac
. saulrt ~ tsDz1oo l-ies ostNss4 every
-EzekS
tsg. - sr brave a1aa Ter ss1ohsF o1s cl
tnelz legs us ye4r-. FaJsrlsc Styles ~Ef
AiEs slz sz t--e ea ye4r = Ia sass eE1 "a
cane spllzls. rlr1s ~ 81 1 vgo-It1'1 I 50 10
Where's lhout sqd= = o. szzgis"
''DoGt az ashy NJ rslEDsa. but look
srroza az sss sf yo4 cant "a eas shuts
happened
"so's ash-NaaL dafo.ams ny rol
soal, 3rter - pa ga hslf rsslsns ~ lczs-
far ssx Dsntas fhe - J-soass - gone"
Er god p3is AZ asass thar" sad gee
saerLo. ~b1s .sAss ~oat prove gp dssds
- sica lke-.s' thas's ~huL's tae natter -
W AZ d9Gs Il, yog rec.s4f" asked styles,
sslf ngsoag Let ms you Ia prlyit,
Nose, os sd. addressing the sheriff
Styles disappeared from the saddle aad
appeared GA The ground de sad the shsrs
took cogzsel together over Innunsr40ls
y
issued for Il. M FARRELL
Darrell a.a forc-a a railway company %
assert Ia rizhE Of w-y ACROSS ia Held THIS
nads nm asd a. the court, .nd 10 told
fhizpea 40 wog.d MAKE the couatY suffer
for it- do W.e exposed 70 railroads any
how They frizht=.ed the deer cut OF tas
e0untry .ad broa.aL the Dutch" into it.
'a0~dy. gsnuefssn, " sad Jarrel TO Ting
pea and INC sheriff a. tEcy rode up 10 where
he v.s burning l0zs ia . new ground
"Fgs'trste. Run" replied tho sheriff
"Burnin lOgs, l SO Lowed you'd got er-
nu1 Az D4rnin' lately"
~ hsty-r msznr
IA a-vs< ~uz er good han as fuateria'
err0un' sr satJ.cA I've got er warrant fur
ysu. s~oreO cut oy Mr.. Thlgpea-"
~ hut's ther ch4rset"
.burnin' taer cot house"
'.Uh. huh Threats n4in't no proof Ola
Styles caa't say more'a be knows, an that's
al 40 knows An / ken prove whar l wul
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

NJ 3es- feseT- Tua csn ? imagine e-vr
ssit tae f-sr @a1s -srEat zat - 80 =
rei-a rssi. ars sesisrsi NJ hsa-- 1up-3
.aro rlr+sre>s iss sr Was slnoues 2
rsssess ng gna ~ ms shH DER tooz aa
szd fred. TIE g1a weur rg e4
Yes scp@ vcu si6n-t Sc
AID - az he - sirrs - ass 81
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
SANFORD'S
X A ID ICA l. Gu II f
For CATARRH.
Complete External and Internal Treat
ment for One Dollar.

To be freed from the dangers of suiocation
while lying down; 10 breathe freely. sleep
soundly and undistufbed; 10 rise refreshed.
head clear, brain active and free from pain or
ache 10 know that no poisonous putrid mat
ter defles the breath and rots away the deli
cate machinery Of smell. taste. ana hearing; 10
feel that tie system does not. through its
veins and arteries suck up the poison that is
sure 10 undermine and destroy. is indeed a
blessing beyond most human enjoyments. To
purchase immunity from such tate should be
the object of all afflicted. But those who have
tried many remedies and physicians despair Of
RELIEF or cure.
SASFoRD's RADICAL CURE meets every phase
o. Catarrh. from q simple head cold 10 the most
l0athsome and destructive stages. It is local
and constitutional Instant in relieving. per
mancnt In curing safe. economical. and rarely
falling.
Sanford's Radical Cure for Catarrh
Consists Of one bottle Of the Radical Cure. one
box Of Catarrhal Solvent and one Improved
Inhaler all wrapped in one pacEage with tres-
t.se and directions. and SON by all druggists
Tor 500
P0rIEE DRUG .SD NEDlc,L CoHPosA7I0N. Bosr0S
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

The Widow stsrveiey-T can't see. Mr
Houaasn. Why Won car't wsita coupe n
DAYS fer ny rsnt The rousrs say voa
syn psthiFe VIA the poor of IreIaad.
H1ulhsn Huh Do 80 suppoSe .hst tie
peopls ~ t-is great. Pr,s5perous counthry
are tO b tr-a ss-i en- the sane basis a. tee
down -trosisen 0irisnf-Tsra
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
a Gr.t-r,i He,-.

"ffivs ue tbrss eizars f1-a collar saf5
pfsS-shir-ed young map ln the Eofnsa
n 1use
Taeu ae t,oled luxari-usv 1p % We'd
lawn. sut, zsxeE a. hs fstber grave.
tears 80 gratitude Neaec frs1 als sy.s 81
hs tacnzhe q al 80 cd msa asd coue fss
hf~
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

Fsrrott-I DO believe that Algv Ba5oouy's
sois object in life = q wear clothes.
Grsfton-Ah. 20; he enjoys intellectual
pleasures seeniv Yo1 should see him
after he has worried a sixty days extension
OF Of his tai-0r. lime.
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22
STYLES THIGPEs.


SAs = pczcl-414f-eSs<
i4x E-za- Es Wa
E-aee = II sLzFtEax
"a t1saes. zlorz -
slzL1fs 1e sore tns
blxsess s.1zE - as
. stsl. .oli--.ss1 Els
had N4s lLlls. rs
Esslta gss cls 20
5@&<l go m rs
gsl szs e4rs - hs1z
1fs sYss a1d e-rs
sers s14-l, Ga zsss
.oa bis aga E2s
taa nFsy q : o. s-7
sz ro1s = aus 4a (
S1aF zzz w1s4 seat
81 - Ia azLi zrDg
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

c~rse -r American tourist ln Fer ice' '-
Ven rfl vaB- 70 see the Llon e s. Max
a. rrrse s
sr-Fes. I s'poss 80 Ahcue whSs
tine 5o they feed hs-l t-Lile-
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

fsE pagaiiss - to-cav = more mighty ss
Ne octtie thsa ths battle II f-v~@r corxs
we're drawn. fsver eoutests wculd ..
Telegram-herald., 1889-06-22

DTMPLES, black head, red. rough, chapped.
J. IN and only skin prevented by CUTICCRA
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-09
WtIi IBc Returned.

On the 2sth Of May James Brains
store was robbed, mud tho circumstance
seemed some what mysierious. A few
days snbseqn' nifty George liugglvs. who
Ind been working in Mr.. Bruins har-
ness shop. suddenly left for California,
mud Constable Triplett ns~cortnined that
before he tRuggleS) left he had shipped
o box to Red Bluff. California;. adj
dressed to n supposed fictitious name.
MIR. T'riplett lelegrnphed tho officers at
Ret Bluff to seize and examine the box
mud arrest George Ruggles when he
called for il. This wns done and tho
hox was lou nd TO contain u 1t OF vuIu-
nbls goods. such rs fine spurs. bits.
brides, glJyss, etc. which evidently
hud been abstract d from Dir. Brains
stuck. After Rugglcs' arrest lie fonnd
ho was I'm the soup" md. ~ tho Con.
stable wns Informed by tclrgmm, con.
fcsscd TO tho criuo. The grand jury
found m Indictment n~sninst Rusgles
for burglary. aud last evening Mr.
TIiplett, left for California whore,
armed With II r,quisiiiou from Goror.
nor Stevenson. for which lie will visit
Carson. ho will take the fugitive from
Justice in custody md return him tu
Elk" for trial. Constable Trip!ett Inns
done aomo good detective work IN ferret.
ing out tho author Of the robbery and
securing his arrest.
II seems Slrnuse that ons who occu.
pied the position TINT ~lingglss did III
the community should hs so Lost to the
principles OF right az to throw himself
AWAY nnd wreck the lille cf himself aud
family for n few pnllry dollars. but w
nro informed tina. the primary cause for
liis disgrace eau BE- explained in one
word: Gamblipz.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-09
Obituary.

Aaron Van Week. who died suddenly
ut his no 'idcnce III EIAo yesterday even.
ing nt $50 o'clock. was lom in tue city
Of New York, III II ,iciI, 1916, and, be-
ing attracted by the discovery OF gold
IN California. NM To tIn Pacific Coast
in 1850 or 'Ol wheie lie wa employed
Tor n lime as nuctiuncer ia Sau FIat:-
cisco. From Cnliforr in he drifted to
British 'lumGia where he was eugnyed
Tor about ten ycnrs IN mining ~ the
frazer riyrr IN what was known ms tho
CirIbuu county, wn.re he became uc-
quhin;ci with William lIuscitimu. to
whom Ne are indebted for t.Io principal
facts relative 10 the life Of the dcccase l..
The ncInnint Iuc, between Mr. llssei.
tine and Sir. Yau Week ripcncd iuto u
nrm Il friendship winch wnS maintained
vi, 10 the tune al the arn,h Of the latter.
Deceased came 10 Nevada IN 1869
and aiicr sone tiinU spent ut Mountain
C'ly nnl Culnmbin M tho S.oIthern part
cl this county h- settled in fu-oirorn
where he W., employed in Well, Fdrg,
" Goa express office, aud ~ Mining
Recorder Tor rutcnrUru district 40 To
the year 1886 wIrn ls W. elected
County liocOrdtr, which OIL 10 he liiicl
~ ncrcpinbiy tlnt at tho general clcc.
ton IN 1885 lie wus Reelected TO Retye
Tor Two years frum January /. 1859.
Anr"n Van Week. notu sustaining
his ~ yrnfs, was a Beni.l, whole sUulrd
gentleman. industrious md no.
dating IN lis business relations. which
tiut' Of character nitinctrd hosts Oi
friends who arc pained md shocked by
his sudden death. lie had not broy
iorlius quite soll for SOW ri days but
attended 10 the dulies Of his Office, took
breakfast ny usual Monlay morning but
IN the afternoon he was Obliged TO give
up md ,nku hiS bed where he remained
until lac hioithsd his last ut $50 p N.
yesterday evening.
The funeral will take pltoc nj 10 o.,
clock Tomorrow morning. mud tho 10.
main. will he lcpo siiod IN the Masonic
| cemetery, ihsro - re niiu until tint
great dizzy wh!n ''thc sca shall give up
her dead"
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Tho Johnato,ynI Horror.

Tho JOhnsiown disaster SEEMED 10
have its iul measure OF horror, but the
cruelty OF inan hns put nm additional
touch 10 It. HungariauB about the
cones OF destruction have bccu obbing
tho bodies Of tho dcad. Where they
fonnd difficulty in getting the rings
FROM tho swoll' fingers they have
hookod thom cH without scruplc.
These lmbnrcus thieves hato met
prompt punishmort in n number Ct
instances. IN Unc case tho wrstchcs
were driven iniu tho river AT tho mouth
OF The shoignu. md In another they
"crn lyuchcd outright II lyncbiog is
ever jnstiinhlc. this ~ns certainly the
tiino Tor IL. Examiner.
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Not Altogether safe.

"Hello. old maui Heard you were
Mob Hill the other night"
"Rubbishi Who told you that nom
sonsei"
"Soinr one who was at the ball, and
nav you dancing with her."
ooh. cone now, that's not half bad,
you know"
"Noi"
'But you should remember that when
a girl dances with you, you only hog
her IN II Pickwickian sense"
"Yes7 Blu, have ssun . fe!lo 4
Observation-Disclosures enough out Of sucl
busging to break up many q happy
Awily."-tNews Letter.
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miniax experts.

There is n class Of men. Increasing
every year,. who for a confederation will
bsslnireh = mina or laud it To the Akiss.
These fellows talk hiprantly Of largo
sums OF money, examin. things With
o~lish gravity. make n few n"t-s with
osteniation. and 90 of TO write . 'rs-
port" They don't know u more
about mining than n cross.syed hlos-ny
knows about the aurora boreali.. Int.
like the industrious pest. they msks .
deal OF trouble al the snmo.-[Homsr
Iudex.
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AnoIher s,.,e.

Wyoming is tis urrt Territory that
will try IN break into the Uuion. Gov.
efnor Warren Of the Territory b.s CALI
cd an elsstion to ,el.ct ri.leeaLs to =
constitutional convention. aud Il 4.
erand!loqutntiy %announesd that wyom-
ing has 1.-The population. wealth and
pnhlis intelligence to sn'i,is il to ia,.
mo iia'e admission" Th- Wyomingoss
had better save a little Of their warmth
aud enthusiasm owe tue year. Tie
sooseboue prophet. predict . hard wiz
ter. especially for young Tsrr:turiss
with bud ling aspiration, toward 5Lts-
hood.-(Examiuer.