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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-24

self under the care of a famous oculist in the hope of regaining his sight. Ned Newcomb, the stalwart, steadfast friend, conducted Noel to comfortable eat in the car, and then placed the quiet patient wife by the side of her afflicted h lsband some minutes before it was time for the train to start. Then Ned took the seat directly behind Noel and his wife. and beside him sat Edith, who was choking with grief.
 Noel Edwards, himself, tried to be cheerful and to inspire his dear ones with hope. He was sensible of Edith's
 To be continued.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-24
WASHINGTON EMPRESS

For Newburgh. Philadelphia Baltimore and Washingt, with Pullman Sleeping Cars, 10. .4a pun Boston, 3:10 m. Worcester, 3:10 am. Putnam 3:10 m Wimantic 31O am Hartford, 3:10 m; return, 9:30 a. m. New Britain, s;10 m; return, 9:4s I, m. Danbnry, 1042 p m; return, 200 m. Fishkill on Hudson. lo:4a p m; return 1a:ao a m.
 A. c. KENDALL, Genl Pass Agent, Boston. C Fl. PL4ATT, Surt., Hartford,
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 mean?" unused the book-keeper, biting his lower lip till the blood almost came. "Can it be that he suspects? But no! If I thought he did, Grlmsby would know me no more after this night. Impossible There was nothing deeper than one oi the commonplace condolences of his profession in the remark. presume he will possibly say the same thing to hun. dred men, ill the hope of being able thereby to make some one betray him. self. But this bird is too old to be caught by MT. Sawyer's chaff.
 There was a harder look than usual upon Tom Eckert's face, and close reader of character could see that his mind was not at ease, as he stood on the street corner under the pretense of wait ing for some one, but in reality so occu. pied with his own thoughts that he was undecided what direction to take. While in this mood he suddenly discovered a par of keen, bright eyes observing him intently from an adjacent doorway, and it gave him real start.
 The eyes were those of a newsboy, ouI little friend Sam Sharp, who had taken shelter from the cold, cutting blast ot the January afternoon in the doorway, and who had come to regard MT. Eckert as a mysterious parsonage ever since that morning early, when he had seen him emerge from the mine slope alone, and without light. Sam knew that people didn't visit mines in that way as gener. al thing, and he was So impressed with Mr. Eckert's strange conduct that he re, garded him with awe ever since, and could not help staring at him whenever they met. The large, frank, unfinchina eyes of the boy made MT. Eckert feel rn. easy, but he resisted the feeling, and sneered at his own weakness. Then pulling himself together, he was about to hurry down the street to n favorite ga. loon, at which he expected to revive his Tagging spirits with |. glass of whiskey,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-24
CHAPTER XIV. A BLIND MANS HOPES.

HEN the detective passed on, Eckert's eyes, as if actuated by some strange fas. cinatlon, followed him for q short dis. tance.
 "I wonder what he could possibly
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1889-05-24

! WuS o pesAAAuA
 parting at the rail-
 way station, be- tween Noel Edwards and his daughter Edith, when the blind man, acting upon the advice of his friend was about to leave on the train for Phila- delphia to place him.
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CHAPTER XV. LOVE AND SORROW.

T was 8 pain1
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20
Purifies the Blood

"when bought Hoods sarsaparilla I made
agood investment OF one dollar in medicine
for the first time. II has driven of rheuma.
tism and Improved my appetite so much that
my boarding mistress says l must keep Il
locked up or she will be obliged to raise my
board with every other boarder that takes
Hoods Sarsaparilla." THOMAS BuRRELL,
90 Hillary Street, Brooklyn. N. Y.
~ nnd Hoods Sarsaparllla the best remedy
forlmpurc blood ever used" NJ. II. BAXTER,
ticket agent, p & r. Rd.. Bound Brook, n. J..
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. 81; six for s5. Prepared
by Q. l. HOOD a Co. Apothecarios. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses Ono Dollar
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THE SUICIDAL FEWER.

One Successful and One Unsuccessful
Attempt at Suicide in Little Rock.
Special Dispatch to The Appeal
LITTLE Rock, Ark, March 1o.-John
Miller, a saloon keeper, suicided here early
Yesterday morning by shooting himself
through the heart. No cause is assigned
Tor the act; He was one OF the oldest
German citizens Of Little Rock.
Rosa Lynch, an abandoned woman,
sought the Arkansas River to heal her
wounds OF jealousy, but was prevented
from committing an act that wonld have
ended her reckless career by the watch
man OF the Arkansas bridge.
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The Scramble In Arlkansn

special Dispatch to The Appeal
LITTLE Rock, Ark, March l9.-The Re,
publican State Central Committee has de-
cided to recommend Charles G. Waters, o.
this city, for his old place OF United State.
District Attorney for the Eastern District
Of Arkansas, and Oscar NJ. spellman, Of
Jefferson County, for United States Mar
shall for the same district. These two
changes the Republicans are especially de.
sirous OF being made before the April term
OF court. For the postoflices in which
vacanies exist because OF Powell Clayton's
opposition TO the combinations of Demo-
Gratis nominated, the following Republicans
have been recommended: j. NJ. Kinser,
Hope, Ark; ]. +, George, Dardanele,
Ark; w. w. Broshers. Russellville, Ark,
and Y. +. Grayson, Prescott, Ark.
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/ "IIood's sarsaparIlla takes less time and
quantity to show Its effect than any othcrprcp-
aratlon." Mrs. @. A. HUBpARD, n. Chill, NY.
"My wife had very poor health for long
time, suffering from indigestion, poor appe.
tito, and constant headache. She tried every
thing we could hear Of, but found no relief till
she tried Hoods sarsaparllla- She Is now
taking the third bottle, and never felt better
In her life. We feel Il our duty to recommend
IL TO every one we know" GEORGE SoMER-
WILLIE, Moreland, Cook County, Ill.
Hoods SarsapariIIa
Sold by all druggists. ~, six for IS. Prepared
by @. l. HOOD a CO.. Apothecaries, Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20

FOR SALE---Choce building lots on Washington be-
tween Manassas and Dunlap, either side
of street One corner lot
FOR SALE-Bulding lot on Adams, IooXI5o Very
desirable for residence and very cheap
FOR SALE-Several nice lots on Jefferson extended,
which we are offering at very close figures.
Neighborhood being handsomely i'm
proved.
FOR SALE-Two good bargains in vacant property on
Vance. Choice locations
FOR SALE-Beautlul building lot on Linden
FOR SALE-I48H 1857 southwest corner Exchange
and Third This at a bargain.
FOR SALE-Resdences and vacant properyin all parts
of city and suburbs
ALLEN & FINLEY, 10 Madison Street
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20

We, the undersigned Banks ana panker, win
pay all Prizes drawn In The Louisiana state Iot.
lerlcS which may be presented nj our counters.
y. M WALMSLkl, President La. Natl Bank
a, BALDWIN, President N, .. National BANK.
CARL koHN, President Union National Bang
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ADDRESS REGISTERED LETTERS ID
NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANS.
New Orleans, Ia

"REMFMBEg, that the payment oi rnsn IL
Guaranteed by Four National Hanks Of New
Orleans and The Tickets nrc signed by the pr,,sl.
dent 81 an Institution whose chartered rights arc
recognized IN the highest Courts thcninrc. bewar5
OF all limitations ~ anonymous schc nck"
ONE DOLLAR l. the pricr OF the smallest part
or fraction ~ Ticket tssued b. u in any nfuw,
ing Anything IN our name Offered iIt les than
a Dollar " Hwindlo
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20

DoN'r FORGET that the West Memphis
ferry makes q special trip at 1880 o clock
for the great sale by i. W. Roystcr 4 Co,
who are issuing free tickets over and back.
Eoti and typf fhpu
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aaolimnn A CnarchIII.

Wholesale and retail dealers In fancy gro
cerics, No. 3ll Main street, have one OF
the incest and most complete stocks TO be
found In the city, which they olicr at tho
lowest prices. Give them call.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-03-20

TnE well known strengthening properties
Of iron combined with other tonics aud a
most perfect ncryinc, are found In Cartcr's
Iron Pills which strengthen the nerves aud
body, and improve the blood aud COM
plCNiou,
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Wr,Inr.dn,. ,Inrrh %. Isss,

pise &h a. Hhlrh Uirfrhco - hcfr mane = a.
trustee. VII uu
"Wednesday, March 90, 1853,
IN front II the Courthouse dOuf Ncmphls Tenn.
frli u public suction 10 The highest bidder iuf
cash. the following pafcrls 90 land
Onu situate iu Che tity ui Memphis being plri ~
Dot ~ un tho northwest uufurf ~ hucl 1ni sixth
ttfrUis fnutrF II, iCCt uu Keel sirgti aud az toct
ou SIKH itru,L upon which u bulli double tcnc'
msut huuw.
The other parcel 4 situate On rfooiloyc avenue,
near tho Ciiy II Ncmuhit hcing lot No. - No
laid down uu ttn Charles Jones subdivision ~ the
len Wright turt beginning at stake on the c1si
line ui ifurdluyU atvnuS tIg northwest curncf ~
lot No - Hul the southwest rufugf 81 aid ~ ~
thence north with ihr eat line ~ hrrrlloyu ave.
nua 4 chains Hni u llnts thruco east ~ rant
angles With nrcpdloic aycnuc chain. and q links
io q stake thence south and parallel Win hrri-
love avenue Z chains aud % links ~ takci
thence wet chains aud O. liuks 10 the beginning
containing arfCa go,
sald ale will b. made Coz cash. sui Zee from All
riahl and equity oi udcmption The Ute = ~.
ileyed % be- good, but ! viii sel ani CONVEY uuly
a. Trustee. y W Sill hhlhls AfusNNe
MciCalf Walker AuUfucia
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Grand Monthly Drawing
AT the ACADEMY of Music New Orleans,
TUESDAY. APRIL 10. 1850.
Capital Prize, 100000.
100000 Tickets NJ $40 Each Halves, SO.
Qunriors' 80 Tonth ~. Iwcn.
tieths, ~

S,iSi FrWcs amounting to., ...,,,...- ~ ,O5i 400
rE-Iickcs dulwng capital Prizes aro not GA.
Titled to Terminal prinE
For cum RATS OF any further information do
sifvd. write lcgihly lp the undersigned clearly stat
ing your nsiduno with State. county. strst an
number More rapid return mail delivery will b.
nssurvd hy your enclosing an envelope bearing
your iull ndlrcsS
scud POSTAL NOTES, ENppss Money orders
or New York Exchange In ordinary letter currency
by ENprcs lat our oXpcnsrl ndirv..cd
N. 4. DAuPUIN.
New Orleans, Ia
or ". A. DAUpIuN.
Washington, ~. q.
or nt No. West Court 81, Memphis, Team.
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I Is the best blood purifier before the public.
It eradlcatcs every impurlty, and cures scrof.
ula, Salt Rheum, Bolls, Pimpfes, all Humors,
Dyspepsia, BilIousness, Sick Headache, Indl,
gcstion, General Debility, Catarrh, Rheuma-
tism, Kidney and Liver Complaints. It over
comes that extreme tired feeling, and builds
up the system.
floods sarsaparIlla was God,send to me,
for II cured me OF dyspepsia and liver com.
plant with which I had suffered 20 years."
j. b. HoRNBEcK, South Fallsburg, N. Y.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

Is prepared from sarsaparilla, DandelIon,
Mandrake, Dock. Pipsissowa, Juniper Der.
ries, and other well-known and valuable vere-
table remedies. The combination, proportion
and preparation are peculiar to Hoods sarsa-
parilla, giving curative power not possessed
by other medicines. 1t effects remarkable
cures where others fail.
i consider Hoods Sarsaparilla tho best
medicine ever used. 1t gives me an appetite
and refreshing sleep, and keeps the cold out"
j.. 5. FoGG, LOG Spruce Street, Portland. Me.
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Trustees Sale.

rnirf nni BY virtue NJ trust decd. executed ~
me uu the aih Day " u.iulUf ssi, 10 ufuri On t1e
Registers ulrr 20 shelly county, iu huuk No. iin,
pigc ~ a. vhlrh UiUrrncc g. hcfc made J. az
arIf mn
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LACE curtains cleaned and beautifully
finished at Memphis Steam Laundry, PA
Second street Branch office 361 Main.
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sENArE pRnoEKnsNfls.

Members sworn Ia ard Committees Ap-
poiRted--Adjourne Tisl AIuaday.
OLYMPIA, Nee. The Senate WAS called
TO oraer at u m., I1euteaenf-ti ioyernor
LAughton ia the cbair The foll.oan was
dispensed with until he credentials we're
acted upoa. Acting Secretary Barton read
the proceedings OF The previous meeting.
kinnear, OF King. chairman of the COM
mittee on credentials. handed their report
10 the acting seere' AIRY. who read OIL the
names 81 the duly elected members of the
Senate. Upon call o. the roll sll we're
found TO be present except GilgoiI of King
kneelsnd oi kitsap, and Snow of Yakima.
on motion 81 Ossngs oi Thnrstou. Sex
reTRry q. {. White was asked to swear In
the members. The chair appointed Luce
OF Frenklin, and Long 81 Lewis. to escort
Mr.. White to the chair. Icing thus IN
stalled, be called upon the senator's 10
arise. They doing SO, he solemnly admin
istered the oath. which they all took with
raised hands. Secretary White then ad-
ministered the oath to Lieutenant-Cfov-
ernor Laughton.
Fairweather. Of Lincoln, thon moved
that committee OF five. ON organization.
be appointed by the chair. The motion
was carried. The chair then appointed
Fairweather of Lincoln, Luce Of Frank
lin, Hyde Of Spokane, Gsltoil Of King and
Wilson of Kitiitas as such committee
kinnear. Of King, moved that commit
tee Of three, On rules. be appointed by the
chair. The motion was carried and the
chair appointed kinnear OF King. kneeland
OF Kitsap and Thompson Of waiia WAliA
as such committee,
kneeland, Of kitsap entering aud TAX
ing his seat At this ~soment, the oath OF
Office was on motion administered by the
chair.
Houghion, OF Stevens moved to adjourn
until tomorrow at Il m. Preston, OF
Waila Walla offered an amendment that
adjournment be taken until 1 p. IN. on
Monday lext. a vote was then taken and
the motion was carried
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wns.TLINo nxnInIrIoN.
Jimmy Faulkner Defeats Eyton--chs
iaaged by Pete Schumacher.

Jimmy Faulkner Defeats Eyton-- chaI-
iaaged by Pete Schumacher.
TAcoMA. Nov. flames Faulkner and
Charles Eyton met al Alpha operahouse
tonight tn a wrestling match for the light
weight championship Of the world, best
three in five Of five different styles. catch
as-catch-ean, Greco Roman. eollar.Arsa-
elbow, side bold and Cumberland. Fauik.
ner weighed is2 pounds. and Eyton weighed
l23. Time was called at SIS. Hartman
was second Tor Faulkner and Mcdonald
second Tor Eytoa. VIII Dilon vas stake
holder and timekeepef aud Ton. clsary
referee
The tirst bout. eatch-as-eatch-ean was
won By Faulkner: tirne seven minutes.
The second boat. siae-h0ld, was won by
kgt0n time, three minutes
he third hont collar.and.aIbow was
won by Faulkner in nine msnutes TIE
fourth boat. Cumberland, vaa wnn hy
Egton tifne. Eve minutes. Each having
tHo fails. the eth and deciding boat. sgYmro.
Roman stylc. Vas won by Faulkner in lgs<
minutes. thereby winning tie match. h
was Toe best eKhibltipn ever seen IL tie
city. The large aus4ience was perfectly
satisfied. Peter Schasn aeher senR q fe4e-
gram from Portland. Challenging the wia-
ner - wresfie eateb-as cafeii-ren for 800
side Fauikmsr EeCeysteA lt
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wALLA wArrA NEWS.
Report ef the PenItensiayy cvmnaisslon.
erM-Flunr by a Eows

Report es the PenItensiary cvmnfissEon.
ers-FlunE by a Eew.
wALLA WAILA, Nov. THE penitenfiary
commissioners are preparing their report
20 the governor and legislature, in whirh
will be shown the wisdom OF their policy In
using convicts 10 make brick, those In the
new peniientiary baiiding alons saving the
territory $1,000. This years work has re-
suited Ia a net profit of nearly 5000. ~
the appropriation made lo4 the jute mill
was not available for brick making. the
saalntenance fund was drawn on TO keep
the brick machine going. Ike number of
convicts has nearly doubled Nnca the peni-
tentiary here has been occupied, there being
now nearly 80. There were tess than 100
when Il vas brought here. When the re.
port Of the commissioner u ready It will
show very good management Of the instl-
tuition. and the present board should be
proud Of their reconI
Mr. J. v. Creighton has resigned his po-
alton as traffic manager Of the Hr1nt road.
the Office he occupied being aholished lie
leaves bis position voluntarily for The puY-
pose Of entering into business for himself.
Af. W Y. Wamsisy has been made gem
srai freight and fraEEc manager Of the ore.
goH & Washington Territory railroad
The daughter of Mg RaebeT. q eigay-
maker. came near being gorsd 70 death on
Wednesday hy = egw while shs wAs return.
ing home Fhe animal hooked the poor
ehilH aBa tirew her Distance of tnenty
feet IN fle air. aud upon her failing 70 the
FFuai rushed ep0n her Aeain, ara wonid
1gaallsss have kiIe4 hsa bat Tor The inter.
fsl .ts0n Of number os brave iAaias. who
EsTs the animal Of asltlI Marshal Resanson
arrived Tbs ehlla wzs not nueh iniarsd,
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CnloneI Feizhan Elected speaker-Olher
0n8cers -Aalourned TIiI Monday.

0nicers- adjourned TIiI Monday.
0EYgPlA, Nov. THE House was called
TO order at p. NJ. The ron was called and
a ggoram found present Secretary Bar
tor. Of the senate, announced that the
Senate had taken q roeezA until Monday at
T. ri. The minutes OF yesterday vert
"a and approved.
Subn, of Jefferson, offered = resolution
q the roles governing she House Of Rep
satives oi Washington for iss5-ss be
ed until otherwise ordered Carried
Il q. oi Th7Fstou. offered a resolution
30 nnmbeg Of officers and their sal
iamnatT movel 10 lay upon the
ser debate TIE resolution wes
~ Ktng, offered resolution that
9essa 10 the election II speaker,
sTeeant-st-arn toorkeepeF.
re pages and such osher
b. desired. Eddy. Of sno-
20 include enrolling
clesk. etc. Then
Clarke. moved 20
&c w0ra speaker GB4
4 original notion was
80 81 takeB The vote as
for ana 50 arasnyf
ned an9 fse sota
@ss - against The
Gn a8l r. ssBggess
3 & 10 ton was car
70 she ehs.r.
u ,lifNsr.
assd C0ek,
a O, lsfks
sesnlet,
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Increase ef rapuEa4loa ansE C.Eftfxatpd
ATeas-1lae Rarh Tn Mtnns

@As-H0@A% ~f KoE9ukaEa12 4E<t GEtttx&fesE
Areas-Ihe R8rh Tfn Mfnes-
bAsHFssEos, Sov. z.-fSoyerror Meles4e
q Dakota. IN his annnal repcrs. sayx The
gEeMth Of population has b~eu rapid and
s5a1se. ans L has naw reassnea $50 90. Is
against Aia.as0 N isSS The total ARA fasd
apoa during tie year was sesas0 se-ss.
ae area 81 land sold BY the Northern Pa
rsne railway from IT'S grant and hv ursvate
Owners Is estinatsd 70 equal as pr eest
q tne lands entered daring the year. The
report says: There has 1een during the
T@sE year gsrsstscas ceSzesion OF rxiswsy
aslAsaaEg as compared with ahs renarkaf,e
ssSsvl1y q isI. Upon the suhjscs of Aa,ri-
esait&ve TIE report says. IN part. Alnoxs
tlie sssEre area OF Dakota Is Susceptible az
euisl sas.oEl. and these portions nos aaartes
are aya1lanle fer grazing. s1cssk-raisssss.
ioF .~hlen bA&oEa possesses peculiar AsApT-
ARlss'is - Rapidly y-grow5ng inSiaStrv. The
increase "a value Of live stock IN the last
nine years has been IS per cent Dairy
ing Is becoming an important indGstrs.
and daring the past twe years giaree nu,a-
Der OF creameraes have been established
Turing the last few nenths. tue coys,-
nor says. the subject Of irrigation has al
tTaeged q great amount Of attention. at
TIE last session OF the territorial leeisI ats,rs
IA sct WAS passed authorizing the sinkins,
oS afsesian wells On petition OF q eerfail,
nsmber OF residents OF townships. and The,
work ot sinking wells is N progress In a
number Of counties
The tan mines ia the black Halls are At.
tracing great deal OF interest Within
the last year company Of foreien eantat.
ISIS has been organized, with heavy capital
e develop what ere known As tie Harney
PesG properties, located IN Henningson
and Custer counties. 1t is the opinion OF
experts, The governor says, that these
mines contain the largest and most vaias.
be aggregation OF TN veins ever brought 70
the attention Oi the world. The governor
speaks Of treatment Of Ire ores, ana saws
they require no roastsng. as Is the case VITA
fere3gr ores.
0ae Of be asrohlems which eonfronts the
people q uakots Ehe governor SAYS. Il
claean fuel supply The timber in the
III OK Hills Is weil-nieh exhausted. For
iii reason s COOS deal OF pros-
pecting for coal has been done
during the year Outeroppfnrs in
dieating deposits OF coal were discovered
IN the southern mills near Rel oangon
septemner last, ana shafts sunk in tie
vicinity Of RAPID Cits passed throueh the
formation. Extensive coal fields are knawn
T. exist in the vicinity OF Hoy City, and
some valna5.e mines have been opened near
the Wyoming line during the year. but tlack
OF railroad facilities has operated against
Development OF the coal industry.