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Gods Judgment.

. Tbi' reporter overheard part of Il con.
V r1utIon bet. cen two pruIu,oius Curis.
tia ~ Un u st!rrt corner. Concerning the
late terrible disa,trr in Prn1<ylvanin
AMI walked away more than ever con.
r!ncei t'rn his religions taeory Is
corret. The remark, CONCLUDED thus:
God bal his r-aS InS for vi,itiug th g
cal l'rn.ty on that reDi l.. ~ He had IN
Destroying the cities of tie plain aud
d 'uhtl ~ 1t was ie;sibutiye il>tice that
C ,us i tie terrible imL.c,Iom " Think
OF At; think Of III Carson rnJumo.
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VOLUME %.
Two Towns IIcnncut.

A Ptt-burg. Peuu., dispatch of the
9th Instant says:
IT il reported from Olean. y. Y, TINT
u g Cubn liam j. giving away, aud the
people IT Ol-an aud Cuba arr moving
out Of their houses. Cuba is u town Of
Hbnut 800 p 'pult,i1u. in Allegheny,
county. New York. on the Edc Rail-
road nnd G-me,ee Valley Canal. Oican
IL " town of no ,ut $500 population. III
C"ttnGTnsus county. ou the Same rail-
road aud canal. II ilcs oiIty. mo niles
o,,theI,t Of Bun .lu.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-16

W. W. ilnskuIl, general agent Of the
Travellers insuIuucr Company. uf iIuTt-
ford, Conu.. hrG jn-t appointed Mr.. Il
a. ..'h"nr"r, local ng-ut Tor Elko. In II
few days lie viii be prepared t. write
up Lilo dpPlicnt,"hs Tor ali forms at
policies. Also accident poIirio' 10y
which the insured IL case Of accidental
! jury will hn paid II weekly Indemnity.
Also Registered n;U:dent tickets for
S3,0O0 or 5000. TO: from one to thirty
dny7.,, rhis sterling company has n
record and DO cqnnl. Never trnv' |
without m n"nn II policy OF mn accident
ticsrt ns ted cost is hnt iriiIe! MoInl
insure IN the Trnvricrs!!
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-16

Lyon T.mes:-DI,k Davis md Billy
Owens. both of this place. bnvs. it j.
feared, lost relatives in tAe greet ilo, d
III Pemmsl lvauin. Mr.. Owens has lost
sister who lived in JohnsiUwu, nni
Mr.. Davis had msthrT nni several
sisters and brothers living Mt the snne
place who he has heard 10 hing from
since tho disaster.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-16

Spain il excited over the news that
iizco d,l BrrGo. the famous brig mi,
has been killed in the Cordovo Mount.
"inI. He WAS young man OF noble
"iith, who some years ago Ct into II
love difficulty III Mndria AMI killed his
rival. tie wus obliged to flee nuL took
to the mountains,
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HIT BY a COINCIDENCE.

Man with Wooden Log Mrcts tho
Head uf u sympathetic Family.
Tho owner of Il place on Second
avenue stood in his barn door on the
alley the other day when man with u
wooden leg and II cruirh camc along
and passed the timo o day and finally
said:
Say, | want you to do INC n invor.
want To leave my leg with you for
few minutes"
"WhyP"
81 want 10 20 around on Second ave-
nuo and work house for half Il dollar
in money. Two got n pointer that tho
folks arc very sympathetic II l go
with ono leg I'm suro Of il"
Very we'll; just leave your leg here
and 1 II tako caro- of It,"
Tho wooden substitute wns I'M
strapped md handed over. and tho
cripple used tho crutch to help himself
down tho alley. Five minutes later he
rang tho door-bcll Of II house around
tho avenue, to have it opened by the
man hc had seen at tho barn.
"W-wha-what!" he gaspod in as
constituent.
Very sympathetic family lives
hcre! quietly replied tho other. "You
scom To hnvo mot with II sad loss, and
I'm anxious to holp you. Hero is n
wooden log which may iit you.
Tho leg was handed over, tho man
sat down on tho stops aud strapped
IL on. md as ho got up and stumpcd
through tho cato. no said TO himself:
"fvo heard Of condolences over
since [ wns knoe-high TO n hop-toad.
but this Is tho frat ono that over hit
mo with both foot Mt oncc!'-Dotroit
Ernn prns4.
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a Philnd"lphin dispatch of the 4lh
instant snys that n representative OF tho
M"tn"l Lifo lusurhucu Company Of
NV York sthtcl to-day that the cor-
pay would lose Si2O 900 10y tho deaths
IN the CInrmaugh valley,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-16

A bill giving the Govetnor Of Flnriia
the power To appoint for JncksonviIla
eighteen City Councimen. who will
have tho power TO elect chief cxrcut We
oiliccr mud hII other vacancies. h, =
passed the Florida Logisltiure.
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ELEO, NEVADA, SUNDAY, JUNE, 16, 1889.
ON THE RIGHT TRACK.
How IL Chicago SIru.h Obtained N Gle

How IL Chicago Slru,h Obtained n CIew
" Mysterious Cr'mc-
Il II follow him TO the ends OF tho
cnrth! He shall not cscnpc mel"
Tho tall, powerfully-buil: man,
nitircd III suit Of dark L!uc. who
ht-s"d these words through his Sc,
teeth stood in the shadow OF n one.
story coal house in Il dark. nOisomc,
fh!!ad.lphia-likc alley. and watched
with widcly-staring eyes IL figure
moving slowly along down the Hong
Kong district Of Clark street
The watcher was wide awake, and
the saloons had not yet closed for the
night.
1t was evident he was not police
man.
Emerging from the alley he fol-
lowed stcalthily tho object OF his pur
suit, like Il s!euth-hound on track of
its prey. Moving along in the shadow
OF the buildings and hating now and
then. but never relaxing for one in
stant his eager watrhfu.ncss, he Eapt
his man in sight for nearly an hour
Down Clark TO Harrison. west on
Harrison To the river, across the
bridge To Canal. up Canal TO Monroe,
and westward on that street for man.
and many n weary block moved this
singuIar-or rather pIural-proccs-
sion.
'ilo little thinks lie is followed"
muttcred tho rc.cntlcs, pursuer. I'm
shuGow him 10 his lair now if it takes
till the mex; centcnnia.r'
At last the man whom ho was fol-
lowing hated ut modest dwelling.
opened tho gate that afforded entrance
TO the litto yard in front, and as he
turned to close it his face, plainly Wis
ibio In tho glare Of II street lamp close
by. was for one brief moment exposed
10 the hawk-liko gaze OF the mysteri-
Ous pu'sucr in tho dark blue suit, who
had crOuchcd in the shadow Of friend
ly Indian cigar sign across tho way
Tho ncNrinstnt he had disappeared
within the house -
With n smoihcrcd Cry Of oxultation
the eager watcher took out note
book and pencil and jottcd down II
memorandum. His fingers trcmbled
with excitement.
Il saw his fncc!" hc said. in n hys-
tcrical whisper. Il was not mistaken.
And now / have his street una numurr
At last am on tho trail. II Lo finds
ont any thing about that mysterious
disappearance I'll know just where he
goes to get it. Ila! At last! At lastN'
llc was n high-priccd detective
shadowing n hltccn-dollar week
newspaper reporter TO SEQ If hc could
find some Glow to the latest mystery
mt was battling the entire force. -
pppp 'Erib,,rn
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-16

A 81. Louis dispatch sny4 TINT the
National White Lead Tru,t hns pur-
chased ,hc plant II til" Collier WIT,
Lead Cnwrrny for $500, 900. This
gives the Stan lard OIL people control OF
the entire white lead output OF Amor.
lea.
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Grnud s.odgc Meetings.

The Grnn:l Lodge Of MIsonS ir,rtsat
Virginia City Tuesday, Sac liih. the
Gr,nI Lodge Knights of Pltnins on
Thursday, the 1871. The Grand Eu-
cAI.pm,ul Of . ld Fellow. meets at
Cnrom Ci'y on Monday. tho i1th. aud
th" ,irrmd Lodge on Tuesday, the 18th
in lIit
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-16

ESnminor:-'fhc Washington Ter
ri,oiy burglar who went g. sleep in the
house he had entered and Rnvrrd SO
loud TINT he wna captured evidently
missed his vocation. Ilo should hayo
been "A pnIirrIunu
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-16

Auditor Coulter calls for scvcniy.f' o
additional clerks to handle the III =
touched money. oIders lhnt have been
nccumnln'ing in tho paSt two years.
One Of his chief crIks snys twico TINT
number are needed,
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-16

The d mrh OF pmmis,ioncrs Of
Storey county have passed nm order
prohibiting the discharge Of fire arms
or the explosion of fire crackers within
the lunit' OF Virsi ,in City or tie day
aud ui"ht OF the Fourth OF July. This
j. "A wise prccnution
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-16

a.. Tho late Act of tho Inhiara L"giSlN.
tut" p'olihi'ing the piping Of natural
gas "ntNilc the State hn3iug been de.
-t'"teh unconstitutional. IL IL rumo,,d
.'hnt H'c construction Of large pirc.
line to anrrly Chicago with gas will 10
commenced Immediately.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-16

a M't1o'i-l minister Ia Chicago DE-.
sitcs 10 HING all saloon. ke"pors.
"tlnnP 'cinl hnng 'eml" no cries 10 nc.
cents will. Why not tuin the country
over To him to hang my ono he wants
tn?-[ Eureka Sentinel
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-16

Il vile: We ndyiS" the young
lrdirs Of Austin 10 beware Of the II nm
wh" comes np On tu.dny's trnin nndrr
the nnmc Of A. NJ PnG. We are of
the opinion shat ho il Duke in search
OF nn American heitess for vito.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-16

- W.T.. Hodge, an eutarprising citizen
OF WnSc county, North Cnr"linn, has
8 suit against forty raiIroa com-
r'n,"' IN, that Strto. TO recover OF each II
I''unlty Of $500 Tor failing to make an
nunu i report of their business TO the
Governor, as reqaireI by law thnt mo-
body else sgcws 10 linvu known wns IN
'cxrst nee. The .aS awhrdt tho ronalty
q the. first 'mtn WIN IN, flutes suit for
it, recovery, aud NJ. iiuigs looks for.
ward with conplncency to the results OF
lis seasons work. Tue writs are made
Tcturunblo to the O'tnncI term et rourt.
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AGyrTtILcd Letters.

Following is n list OF letters re-
niniuing il the Posto lice at Eiko. Sat.
u'doy. Juue $. 1883:
Bowen + j. Kcmler Hiram
Persons calling for any Of the above
lett Ia will please say "Hdvcrtiscd."
JAS. T.. SHITH. L. ".
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school Itrport.

F"lln"in. is the report Of tho
Smith Crc"k School for the month Of
Nay, 1882
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-16

: ltcvPillc: r snpicmc Court hna
granted DR.. Bowers u now trial. BY the
trmo, that tho proc, odings md tech.
hichlitirS Of mw ate exhausted justice
viii he worn ont and the judges have
forsotton what ho IL being trioi for. IL
IL jn't ns w.lI to discharge him now, M
the prisoner has money. md he %i'I
therefore chNn tic g,llows.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-16

Eureka Scntiuei:--W; accept the
the statement with some slight d"grcc
Of hesitation, but II is stoutiy asserted
ihut a man IN Montana was born with
wooden leg.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-16

Following is n report Of the Hunting
ton School District foI the month end.
Ing May 81, 1889:
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1889-06-16

Tho man who thinks tho world IL
growing hotter never heard the cbscf.
vniions of two tcnmNcfA who came intU
collision in II crowded ohoet. ..-l Boston
Counter.
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AEs. g. \. ST. CLAIR,
lrarhrr.
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school Report.

LoCvAS CHAIGHEAD,
Teacher.
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llc was n high-priccd detective
shadowing n iiltccn-dollar n week
newspaper reporter TO SEQ If lie could
find some Glow to the latest mystery
mt was battling the entire force. -
cngO Irihunc.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-15

lan9en letn ul,o bieies Nuigelo tpirb 10 tanse
1telQen, bis eS ben pollen llnterihieb oes
gSertbes Der bctoen MetolIe ausoriidt.
Wtan ptro alS6dnn atpar nod INNER ben
n1gel6lahten 5ilberfloben einen Oollar
nennen, aber ii nj iotde &loben fir pter
@otooouars be3ablen. Wfit anoeren Wors
ten etn %logenannter Dollar miro nur
nod 80 Getts lein.
gtun, g8er Die 3etten miteemadt bat, in
tpel6en man fir 100 ~logenannte Dollars
(0reenbads) nlr 40. Doer gar lur 374
y B Dollars er6ielt CHM September 1860,
miro aud oas auSbaltem f0nnen. 2lber
Die Wtrtung beg Stnfens Der SilberoolIars
aut tbren Wet6upertb mirb I'M Weicntlis
ben otelelbe lein, ipie bic Der @ntmert6ung
ces 8a~piergeIbeS Dor einem Nierteliabr6un=
bert, 0aS beiBt: Die 8retie after
gSaareu tperben in boppelt 10 6oz
; m 0erbdltniiie iteteen, tpie bas sangbare
0elo tt0 entipertbet, - nt6t aber Die 81 t.
bettsl0bne. Die tnerben bodlitelts (uno
tnlm y in Dem eIben Yerbdltniiie iteis
gen, ipie Der @olooolldr lber Den Silberz
Dollar. @r9ebniB: &ieii9e @eipinne tit
Die voerrllhten &apitaltlten" uno lhle6tere
Sage Der 2lrbeiter. = Mber bas ein3uiehen
1tno Neltoerbeiierer bon Der Srotttau' iden
Nrt 81 Oumm. = Was tbut's? Der eigene
Sbaoe miro tie ptellet6t fIua MAIDEN;
our6 ben Sdabeu Qn0erer lit nod gftes
n1ano thug 9eiporben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-15
m6dentlide 51inois stoots5eitune, Ulontoo, Is. JUL 1880

un6 Sbitsu6t barllnter 9elttten 1dtten.
&ein Waeni6 in 0eutidlano reoet rtebr noit
benz S6aoen, Den Der Spas d%nittfte. SIN
s3ier> ooer Stngpogel miro er freilid lltes
MATS tperben, allein Elm I~uiti9eS, fefes g1s
Der 6leibt CT tmmerbin unb tDenr it1 Der
S6aoe uno Der Nuben, ben CT anri0tet,
chamber ausgleiben, fam man ia 9atl3
Suirieoen iein.
CUTE @iseni6aft bat ct u~nbeoingt:
@r d dt gut! = Wenn nur Ontel
Scrip Die &enntntB oteier Ibatia6e in ben
tpeiteiten& reiien oerbreiten ipollte, 10 tpiroen
uniere amertfanii6en g.. Blbet, Die
9lIes, tpas ba freudt un6 fleu6t, moroer,
i6on Dafiir iorgen. oaS Die Spabenpla9e
niht iiberbanb ndbme. Sin golf, tDeldeS in
eiuem 0rittel Sabrbunbert piele Wetuionen
8itfel als9erottet bat, ptro 1t6
bod ntnt Dor ben Spaben tlrbten !?
Wie geiagt, ite ibmeden gut, iogar
ieDr gut; nun geb0ren i6rer ein ODER Ell
nige 0uBenb baau, I'M einen Wtann nit
geiunbem Nppetite 5u idtti9en. 2lber mas
tbut baS =? sic iinb ia in Wten9e oa.
Gorge man nur bafir, Dob Elm uWtarftz
preiS" (beim 9uBenb ober 0un6crD fir
Sperlinge entltebe Dann mirb i6on SUNG
Nmertfa Die gauge Spabenfrage in fnroer
.6riit l6ien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-15
@efes ,tno STcntlt6e @einmme.

lte6er ale MlaBen erbauli6 fino Sic 8ez
tra6tun9en, tpelhe Die englii6 (eirti6z)
amertfanti6en 3eitungen an bic piebiide
SulliOan : &ilrain'i6e 9reispriioelei
fniipfen. 9ieienigen, Die in i6amloieIter
&eiie Die beitialii6e Gier i6res 96bliz
fums na6 allen @il1selbeiten Der lbcuBs
lt6en Gel6idte bsfriebiQt BADEN (d6t
Spalten Druid nit einem 0ubenb i6auOerz
batter 8tIoer tparen ibnen tauln genug bosu)
iingen nun, tpie Olepbiito Dor @ret6enS
Sblr, Die moralil6iteu 2ieoer = vum fe
9%etpiiier gu betb0ren". Sic ia9en's nun
gang ununttpultOen beraus, baB Der 9lnaloz
Nrnerttaner (Oie celttide 8eimii6urq 1tidt
gu pergeiieuD etgeutlid nure Elm oiinnz ladirtes
wtlOeS Sbter lei, Deien 8eitialitGt ii1 BEL
lol1en Q1lGlien berrIt6 pffenbare. Oas
fDnnen lie 9a1a 9etrolt iagen, benn 3
tpiloen S6iere, Die it0 an ben 8ertdbter
Iber Die 8rd9elet er80Ben, leien bic Stttenz
prebtgten auf Der Diertem Settle niht; =
penn ie iie leieu, Derfte6eu itc iie ntht;
= uno 10 n II ie iie periteben, maiden fte
fi6 ni6ts paraus, lonoern fiiblen It6 boob
items banon geftbelt, tpie Die groaten in
8~aaenitetn's Sa8er our0 bas 0eaQl1fe bes
&apu5tnerS.
Cine Der bieiisen en9Iii6en !8eituneen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-15
0oIo att&tt 2am0e Dtnams.

No6 aebt's, = aber ipie LANCE piy6's
nod 8eDen :?
Sn 6en erlten iebs Mondten bieies
SabreS baben bic Ser. Staaten $48, 300,0 900
in @oIo unb $18. 800, 900 in StIber
auSgefi6rt. Wlaht %sulammen 81 Wttlz
ltonen. 9ancn alein in ben 3tpet W2o>
naten W1ai un0 Stunt 80 M%tIlionen. 9as
Silber pirb ia tpobl ungeprGgt getpeien
iein, benin Wer i'm NuSlan0e m1chte cine
S6et6e. Die nur flir Y Gents Silber ents
bQlt, fir einen Dolen Dollar anrlebmen ?
Ql6er Die NuSfubr BON @olb fGn9t bob
on, be0enfli6 gu iperoen. 9enn Das Sob
fommt ni6t aus Stritmpfen, oOer per-
grabenen Topfen, ionoern aus oen
8anfen, uno bur9 leinen QlbfluB tptr0
Die @rluolage Der 8oQnert6igfett unierer
papierenen @elozg 8ert13ei6en gei9tDG6t.
QSte geia9t, fir ieBt gebt Oas nod uno
ptrD audi 10 lange 9eben, iDte Die Qusfubr
bon 0olo nt0t Die NuSbeute unIerer 0olo>
9ruben itberite!gt. Oenn 10 nett oieie 2lus>
beute nidt 3ur QuSmiin3ung i'm eigenen
Gd1oe 9ebraudt miro, lit fe cine GrnOte,
tple 9SeiSe1, 8aumipoQe poer Taba6 ulO
mir tonSen gang frOb letn, lpenl1 mir boTIr
MbIab I'M gtuSlanoe ftnben. Qber ipenit
Die AuSfuDr ben Sur Si6erlteIIung unlerer
Grcbttper1dltntiie erfOrDerIiden 8orratb
nnn aentlln5tem 0eloe oerrin8ert, Dann
iptro Die Sadie 6ebenfli1.
Q8as oann ant lebten Gn6e gei1eben mus
u1o ntro, lit lGon 10 oft gelagt porDclt,
OaB es ltd faum Der Dtibe lobnt, IS Su
tDieoerbolen. Sob niro aIsoann fir
Sllber ODER 6ilberslpert6 MIR nod nit
etnetlt Auf9eloe (premium. @aio) All err
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-15

WiBgeitaIten olfsut6iirmen. ute bas Sda
cor1uz ober ba8 Oming8'ide @ebGuoe, ltno
bann nit Der 3abl ibrer Stofperfe ooer Der
00be i6reS WttetbS : @rtrGgniiies prablt.
&ielme6r finO baS @ues in ben gtu9en
Git1etil6 gebiloeter 0eenidem nur caltoall7
''1 IiRD g peiG ss 10 'i it, g gi,4i@en MFR uo'i
aanser 9cele, bog bieier @eld (einer @eltz
Nusitellung i'm Sabre 1922 BON ms ineiGe.
9aB, penn it6 ihon cine amerifantlbe
Staot blamiren lou (uu0 blanlirell miro
ii6 iebe, bic ben tinbii6ebl06itlnt8en
8eriu6 MAIDEN milrbe, bie Bartler Nuss
itellung bnn 1889 su iibertrumpfem, Dtele
Stabt d Gbica9o let. SSH ct. SoItS
bic NuSitelIun9, 10 tperben mir letne Ges
mii6uugen barum nit alien 2eibes7 ullo
SeelentrGften unterltiiben.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-15
@rieI an Die SGItnOts etaots3ettuus)
9as fromnte, froDe ttmo f06me
MitttQ1e1t.
W} i Il 6en. q. SSuni

SO un6en %. Sum- 80.
Den 8eiuh Wtiln6en's Derl0ob ib bis
CUR 3ett beS ronIet6namsfe eft
UNI liber bieie grnBe r%eligi0ie Seier bericDten
gu fonuen, tpel6e in ben fatboltl6eu Sbei>
len bes beutiden 9teides nirgenos 10 qlGltz
senb began9en miro tpie in Utiin6en, nit
aletniger Nusnebme &0ln's. Die Miinhez
ner Seter bat aber Dor Der in &Gln 0as porz
aus, oaB an ibr etn regierenOer SHIRT 0es
Otetdbes nit benz 9lanse lei1es 0ofes tbet(=
nimmt, unb 3tpar Der mG6tigite al;Ber eern
&aiier uro BreuBenfDntg ielblt.
0aB in etnem d6t fatDoliiben Qanbe iih
bic 9r0Bte SrDmnt9teit unb NnbGugli6feit
al Die Stride auf'S Belte nit Der ausqe>
oebnteiten 2ebensfreloe oertrGgt, farm man
nlr9enos oeutltGer beobad)ten als Al Wiinz
den IN Der Vronlet6nemsSeit. 9leuBerit
ttren9glGubtge, mir perl6nlid befQnnt qez
iDoroene &at9oltten iob i6 am unmittelz
barren 8orabeno oes groBen &irbenfeites
i'm SDeater am @drtnerpldb. Qlf Der Opr>
tieen in ibrer 9lrt uniibertroffenen Operetc
ter1biibne tDllroe nGlnlt6O ffen6ab's uSh6z
ne 0elena" beim gro6ten Nn1tano 10 aus
geSetdnet gegeben, baB oas ltngebeler iiber>
tliute 0aus BON eineln 2adfrompf in ben
anoereu fiel. Die retSenoen Wtelooien tpur1
~ WV ~tJSIAStI OOHt VDUl ltIU UUu DGII
Soliiten auf's 8ollfommenlte sur @eltuna
gebra6t; unb nit unrpiberltebli9er &omtf
9aben ft6 Die altgrie6il6en 6elben uno
l6elOinnen bcs Stides in Qlusipra6e lnb
@'ebaDren als Nltbapern pom ~retnlten Wal>
ler ooer ptelmebr Ster. 0ielelben Itrena=
gldubl9e1 &atboltten trafen mir am Nbelo
bes Telttages ielbit i'm 1telibenstbeater, mo-,
ebe1faIs Dor oihteitbeleBtem 6arle, baS
aIte quite S0pfer' l6e 2uitipiel vJtoienmiusr
nno Tinfe" bis CUR un6epeutenDlten Stole
btnunter 10 tpeit meiiterbaft aufgefibrt
ipuroe, oaB Die !3ul6auer aus itirlntj6er
6eiterfeit unO toieloem Subel gar Mot
berauSfamen. 9p6 bieie beioen G6eater1
porltelungen tparen, ipie iid tpeiter unten
aetgen miro, nur Elm f~leil1er She'll Der nit
Dem 9rOBten fat6oliiden &irbcufclte in
Wtnlden pertnIpften peltli4el Sereniiz
gulgen.
Am 8ormittag bes SelttageS berrl6te
aber cine mirflid gebo6ene reIigi0ie Stint7
mung. Dopon aeugte ibon Die uerb6ltniBs
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-07-15
Ed8It6e unb ~m61entIi6c
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Offices SIDE oF.watpinatOu.at Ctr. uuo gtfts xusuus.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-23
AN UGLY DISCOVERY.
A Report that should He Read.

"A recent analyxation In Philadelphia by Z
celebrated chemist OF ten popular brands o
sarsaparilla discloses the astonishing fact
that these ten samples Of blood purifiers ('|
contained in the aggregate sfrteca different
minerals. eleven of which were active poi
sons lodide of Potash was discovered in
every sample, mercury was found In all buI
two, while arsenic existed in six OF the ten
brands. Not one brand was the pure article. y
A reporter took the above clipping to Z. W.
Joy, the manufacturer Of Joys Vegetable Sar-
saparilla. Mr.. Joy exhibited no surprise. lie
said druggists knew It. He said he long ago
saw the crying need for a safe and absolutely
pure vegetable preparation OF sarsaparilla.
hence his was named joys Vegetable Sarsapa-
rlla, because IL contained nothing but pure
syrup OF sarsaparilla, combined with the pure
juices OF California's vegetable alternatives.
Unlike potash sarsapArillas, It does not force
impurities through the skin, but stimulates
the various secretive organs, Thereby correct
Ing functional arrangements and eliminating
all impurities through the natural channels
--sas Frssslses kssntasr
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-23

THE colony of Victoria, in Aus
tralia, owns its railroads, its post
offices, its telegraph lines and its
express franchise. 1t works all
these at profit to the state. Its
profits from railroads last year were
SIC, 100000 and from its postal SER
vice, telegraph and express business
81, 10000. Its surplus on last year :
transactions Of railroans, postoflices.
telegraph and express offices was
S34, 400, 600. Victoria has debt OF
Sl65, 5,000,000; but as nearly all OF
this was contracted in building rail-
roads, water works, ETC., which pay
a handsome profit, the colony is not
worrying over it's Indebtedness. 1t
is about the size OF Kansas and has
the same population.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-23
LIE NERpI,I rNANIMOrS.

w. d. Suit, Druggist, Bippus, Ind.
teStifies: 81 can recommend Electric
Bitters as the very best remedy
Every bottle sold has given relief In
every case. Onema took six bottles,
and was cured of rheumatism of l6
years standing" Abraham Hare,
druggist, Belleville, Ohio, affirms:
''The best selling medicine | have
ever handled in my 20 years experl-
ence, is Electric Bitters.n Thousands
of Others have added their testimo-
ny, so that the verdict is unanimous
that Electric Bitters do cure all dis
eases of the Liver, Kidneys or Blood.
Only half dollar bottle at Daniel
j. Fry's drugstore.
Evening capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1888-1893, 1889-10-23

The girls of Alaska are ready fol
society as soon as they reach theil
teens.
1t is estimated that there are nc
fewer than $4,000 sightless beggars
III France.
There is mule in Cambridge, o.,
that is AZ years old and is still a
good worker.
The newest Paris bangle bracelets
Of silver are ornamented with small
filigree men.
Bibles cannot be- printed in Mad
rid fast enough TO meet the demand
for them in Spain.
The London police are now order
ed to wear India rubber or noisless
boots at night always.
Frederick Gebbhard is now known
in London rs the Financial adviser"
of Mrs. Langtry.
a little girl seven years old, living
nine miles southeast of Smith Gem
tire, Kan, has p,owed twelve acres of
ground for fall wheat with three
horse riding plow,