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Notice of Sale of School Bona

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT OIL
- Saturday, Sevrmber The Isl. Iss0 .. usI
nous o. 5o.ciock ?. M, aE the once Of vi
tre1sur~r of WngtGom eoHaty, WeSh., Ia u.
city CT Wharc N. in said county and state. ~
III. De Ensc d, together with the toard oil direI
toss of -caooi district mum bers tseaEy-lu al
81 WIS CON county, Washington, will on.
and coas der bids for the purchase OF tas foI
lowing scnoo! ~ d., issaed by the board Of O.
eetors fsaid d strlct, va. bonds Of Ssid dt|
tFiet 10 The anoun- of soty tEolsand y an
$4,000, cons sting OF Gig ~ bones OF I'VE aEn1
dfeo 1oi srs s<51of sch. AL OF said bonds Y
run twenty years. and Interest usyabls stnlI
aa1ua iy; rroy Del, that the district reserve
the rigBs 20 redeem any or al OF said bond
after the expiration OF ten years from dxe 9,
ksas- Principal and interest payable . IN
Hanover Nafiaua bank OF New YORK w
Bidders are regu stsd 20 submit sealed sIdsoa
prices and rat OF st az waica hey w
purc h2se said bon5s. said BIDS 20 Be d ca vi
the undersigned. 81 his oftice Aforesaid, . q
before the time above rsmsi for said sale.
MORRIS MeCARIfs
Treasurer Whascom County, Washington
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TS THE PROBATE COURT or ~
l. County. State of Washing tDn-
IL the matter Ct the estate of James Daifont "
Ceased; order % show cause on sale u -
Alice Dalton, the ssninistra'rix Of the esss19
James Dalton. deceased. having hsed nef
tion IN this court day yer.tea praying ~ ID
order o. this court for the sale OF ceftAn. ~
estate oi which the said dec assf clsa 49, ~
for the purposes therein set forth; ana "a
pearing 70 the court from said p@sino5. 80 ~
personal estate of the said decess.1 ~
hands OF said administering IS not su1sir.a,. ~
Pay tie ela ms AGAINST the sad essa's "a IA ~
expenses or the administration Thereon. 49, -
II = necessary 10 sell al or por1cl OF sno ".
estate Of said deceased TO pay tue s&lu 49, = -
and expenses OF the administration; 80
Fearing 10 the court THAI said pstLioh c ,srS
TO- s10 Is IN a. cordauce vtta ne reg !. I. -
or law II sach case made and proEiceds 10y
oersi oy the oo4rE that all persons tnlrlus.es. ~
TIE estate Of sne said deceased appear ue'9 o..
PROBATE courl ON Monday, the 17tn Gay y - -.
Der. lSy0. a. the hour % II o'clock IN tns -.
noon OF said day, et the courtroom OF sno ~
Date copr, IN the city OF Seattle, ID sara . ~
county, then aud there 70 show Gauss, -
they have. why an Order of tnH eoarl 49,
not De granted 10 sald adminlstratlE sAs -, y
ing and empowering her 70 sell the said - ~ =
tate OF said deceased, or so much Thereon /. ~
De necessary 10 pay the Aforesaid eiAims
expenses Of adm Glstratiou. .-as
IL Is further ordered theE copy OF 70 80 -
70 snow esuse &c published AZ lessl io9a a.
essslye weeks before the said 18th day o. ~ 80 =
Der, 1880, IN The ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS hoIuS n
SD newspaper printed aud pasi lLss-sss,en
Sad county OF King. and of general eifea's
therein.
Done in open court this 18th dsy OF ssPss
Der, 1880.
RICHARD OSBORN.
Judge OF said Probate spu.s
Slate OF Washington. County Of King, =. =. Z
Richard Osborn. ex-orfleo clerk OF the pIuv...ss
eeErt OF said KiHg county. DO hereby e 49,
TIA toe foreFoiBg = inhl, tine fhu -. "
copy OF an original order 10 show CAUSE -. -
OF SAID court o. the 18th cay o. -pssssss~
is9o in tue matter OF tne estate OF James JAN
deceased.
RICHARD OSBORN,
Ex-ofi clio CLERK OF said Pr bats eoas-
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UE1ERNARy4g.

n REES & NUGESF, VETERINARY PHYSI-
u Glars and Surgeons: honorary graduates Ont.
Vet College; Office anu infrmary s. Quincy Cab
Stables cor. West and University st,ee,S Tsle-
phone Az
nR A. ]. MCINTOSH. GRADUATE OF on
Dtario veterinary college, Toronto Office
and infrmsry g. Montana stables. Fifth and
Washington streets Once telephone, 20; res
ideuce. IS.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.

NonlCE OF ST0t KHoLDER5' MEETING
~ The annual n sting OF tae stecs ao,,iers q.
the Mag CoantF Investment CONTRARY VII! be
neio ct the Office of the company, IN Seattl e on
AoL0ay, OctoSer =. ls9G TIE object OF the
nisetiag Is o elect a boa d OF trus sez Tor the
snshi year and 10 transact su n otaer BUSH
,less As IIisy properly lie brought before IL FL
1r1LL. pfeslaenf. = 3. snIth seer etary.
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Notice to Bridge. Builders.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BlH
~ accom- PANEL by plans and specineat0A
will % recs red py the board OF coun.sMone1
of King county, at the office of the au1il0r q
sad coupty. until Monday. Oc,oDer 6ih, ~
lao. az IL o'clock a. m. for the building ~
trSstie on tae county ROAD Immediately sonA
Duvamtsh bridge.
sad trestle viii be approximately 1.s2] -
long and of sufficient height to be aboye ID
watsr st al seasons OF the year. and 70 % W Y.
teen fees vide IN the clear; BIDS 70 stAs "
prizes per inear foot OF tres lie; work 20 ne cnE
plsted on or before November 18th, lc3a, a2a =
the satisfaction OF the board; bids 10 9 seepw
panied by certified check for $50. % o 'E
ieiteC 20 the county by he succ ssIGi oioQs -.
case OF his fst.urg 10 enter into conirscl Hhsn
I'VE dsys after award.
Board reserve the right 10 reject eny o
bios w r. FORREST, County A1ci&
Dated 81 Seattle. SEPTEMBER -6sh. lesa
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NOTICE TO CosrgACroRs


CEALED BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY J.
- Friediapder. architect, 307 Columbls street,
for the construction Of 2-s.ory residences, 10 be
erected 60 Fair haven. All bids 20 receive con-
siieration mus5 be in by Wednesday, October 5,
al II m, accompanied by Terrified cheek In
the sum o 800, made payable u J. Eriecisnder
The right IS reserved to reject any or Gil bids.
Dds WANlED FOB TIE BUILDING OF A
ID wharf st U'salady Plans and speeifca-
lions ST the Office Of Anderson & Faegre, sole
sgents Utsalsdy Towuslte improvement Co.
scheuerman block, seattle
NOTICE TO CoNTRACToRs-VICT
~ Port Crescent q Chshsiis Railroad Com
panF, once o. the Cnief Engineer, foft Cres-
cent WASH, October l, ISG9 sealed proposals
will be receives az this ofi.e until octorer l0.
1880 for clearing the righi-oi-wsy on me first
section of the Victoria. Port Crescent s. Cneha-
lis railrosd from Port Crsseel II westward Inc
right 20 reject any and sll bids Is reserved. A.
5. GOING. Chief Eng neer
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The New Histrions.

Puck.
Tough Character (entering theatret-Do
yer pass der profesh?
Manager-Yes; bat 1 don't know you.
Tough Character-Hain't my looks huff
ter IDENTIFY me? I'm one O. der new pug
ilistic stars.
Manager tquakingt-Pass in
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II r. HAMMOND & CO. (sUCC EssORS TO
H. Anderson * Faegre,, commission nner-
chants and wholesale dealers In nay, grain, feed
and produce: storage solicited. Commercial
DOCK, foot Madison street, seattle, Wash
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-Four doses Of Moore's Revealed Remedy will
make you feel better. II /; don't you can get
u.25 ofany druggist
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sIFyOGRlpHERx

r ESsONS By NAIL IN GEAHAM's Ok PIT
l. mans shorthand c. E. Dean, slS Fourth
street, Seattle. Wash.
w AsaINGI0N TYPEWRITER HEADQUAR-
w tere-~b crfband and typswFitlaZ- .
ROCKWELL building. Front snd ColGa65s streets
BENNINGTON TYPEWRITER HEADQUAR-
IAters; machines aad supplies. Room S42,
Seattle block corner Third and Cherry streets
ART.
DEMOVAL-MISS C. NJ PAUL WOULD An
HI nounee 70 her old and new pstrcns mat
she has taken parlors at so James street toppo-
site the fes'er ressGencei whore sEle " Il con-
time 70 tske 0.aers FOR embroidery, stampIag
aid piakIng. materials Tor fancy work, ea41-
poiSe waissA
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4 TINT
SEA i
49, -. 80 a,..,..,er -.
. s,.ss-s s.a
'an'eo vi. q mere :. me ia's o. emu
wor1 'or TIE tTsf iLsertons eens WORD f0
.or.nrs
1 ., 81 pa.--I w., sncn
-. 60.
49,. = ... .s.,. Ss = " 'ns 800,
1890 s.. y 80 . o. - y ~. S l-
ecfefussnens WIZ ce receiseo Up 10 tina nous.
~. ,s.,e-..~.,, .6~.-., .h,.
Office;
q TT1r IPav.ciea
a n " q.
Amyasd- aorse. Eoomsr.
n. n "a. =. o. ".
LIE. =. DIooAAg- .shssL
ISL $500 psys. - n;
Dressmsker. OLA w.
upr, w.rrrn-rr~<rr
- : go
AmiED .-7s5, a. sa fph 6ESEE -; housE-
80 s 'sA.S- Apply iiVs ie-is' ave-
- ---- ----
vryAyTyp Goon GTpv rGp Tlu0p
WoIk II DnsneI snop. 81 InIrd street
VYyASTED-GfRI, To no UoTrsrWoRK
w Aurly a. 2If7 Third street
uTANTgD-A GIRL ABLE 70 Do HOUSE
w work; good wages aud comfortable home
for . strong, willing girl Apply Lei Main
street ----
"ANTED-GfRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work 2ols Third street
--
w bousework. Inquire a. go Nsnfn street
- r,,. ------
w know Mrs MarseIi of the Dsy Enrsery
Intelligence Office. mas moved 70 Lila Third
street Please cal.
w ANTED-A COMPETENT WOMAN FOB
w cooking and general bousework. LII
Jackson street
yIANTED TWO GIRLS FOR PRESSING, ONE
w man for dr. wing wagon and man for city
tolicitor. Apply Puget sound steam Dyeing
ard.
-----------------------------
yIvANTED-GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
w work. Apply I'll Einia street
W. ASTEp-GooD Girl. TO DO GEyFPAI.
w homework aud cooking. Call Ms Pres
tons Taylor street doors north of Jackson
street
"ASTED-GIELS TO FILL GOOD sITUA-
w tons. Apply 10 Mrs. VI. J. Peck's ladies'
intelligence bureau, zoe second street.
WANIED-THE LADIES AND GIRLS TO
w mud he Day Nursery Intelligence ONCE
w 800 49, 49, ,.. 1oohS, .aAh s sas
wages NJ MIS- N. , clark employ mens once,
~. Onlon streel. finIamer olocE
HELP WAF7HD-MALS
WANTED-A STRONG BOY AS PORTER.
w Eureka Baths. loot OF Cherry street
WAETED-A YOUNG NAN TO Do SOME
W Bookkeeping ana colIeclnD Tor com mis-
sion house. Address ~ b. \, Observation-Disclosures.
1-.rTpn ,povrp. wIIU rScpy nv
N ANiLD-ihoSEh' Win LADNDh1 EA-
wages L. x. Fost-Inteliisencer
"ANIED-A L CITY SOLICITOR; WILL
w pay good salary. Room 3, Occidental
block; oren until p. m.
~-1yo r7,,--r ~ - &C. -,y,, =, ,--r 80,
NJ ANiED-A rifsoi-tLAsoo Sch sASI 1ihL'
v'eompslent COOK ana houseKeepef; IN q
snaH family; permanent situation II safisfac-
IofE ABBY al Z.ooz inlrd street
WASuEp-sIAiE, spLUiAL AND local
Loan & Building Company, the Oldest and larg.
est institution OF the kind on the coast 500 coo
assets, $4,000 held in trust under the laws OF
Warrington for the protection OF stockholders;
per cent money to loan on real estate security:
exclusive territory and lb.rsl compensation TO
good active tents. A ID. Hart. assistant man.
streets ---
W =, ILL - -. "AL a
ds,ac.sya rnda, ~, - s.r,s,c,;o,.e go go. -.
for nar,icuIars' Wssbington Detec.ive l.sncr
Lnx.sy Wssbington Io.s Ase"S''
~--- -, ------s 80, - =
yIyANTiD - CASH ROYS CHESTER
w Clearv
-y.rrrn rrS nov. At .uppYcV
w nisfric. Teieg,snn Comnsrvis 60
80 1-P 49,
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ocULTsrs AND zrRrsrs.


nR SILL SCS, SURGEON Eo{ r-yr r.~-
y nose ard tarost. Haller bal ding. y. "a iasye
Octo De- lsE Tor \ I'VE months sou- srprr,s. 80
nospl's.s o. Ne" York and gwrope
DR EiBBE-oCULIsr AND AURTsr .N.n
- pay sie-sn ios diseases OF the rhrost Ka
Iloyel % da4ief block. corner Columbia snd
second streets. roozas AID ) Ai1
GEo. A. REICH. VI. n. orr-y4Sw .rz,ryr
- azt physician for diseases OF ia ,nr.s.
oHee, rcoa "a. bostoE h.ocx
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Ass4YHrs Axp cnrnrs,.

HAIRDRESSIS SHAMPOOIyG. Yrc ~
H latest European sryie; also narseun !.
lc-s. 5fS Colun oia street. Atkins bifex
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E,oE SALE-FURSITUEE or BROOM no
L. tel; ioEg lease: house and furniture new:
business frsf-clEss. location. most substantial
heavy sacrifice 20 quigk buyer: owner mus
leave Immediately; investigate. Fusselrlaa. 723
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GCHO0L or PRACTICAL CIvIr, MEcHly
- teal, Mining. Engineering. SurveFtnl.
Draugntinz, Architecture, Asssying snd Sss}I
CATION. 1903 second street, Port and, o., "a
-. Market ST.. san Francisco. Cal zssA5x1riI
lssI A. WANDER NAILLEN. PreG send al
circular
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EDUCATIONAL
ACADEMY or THE HOLY ViNFI|

aEaTILE, WASH.
Boarding and day scnool 70. zsra n.
tenth year viii begin August - 1851 ~
ouZh instruction "A the Eagsisn hrsnef~s
drawing, pa-nrng. elocEtion, lasgrag1 ~
music Including piano. organ, mansfoi1 ~.
and ETHER. Typewrlagg. ssenogFapay. &C. 4
the business department. For iurfn1 inin /
nation address SISTER SUPERIOR i
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DOOTH q HANFORD ABSTRACT CO. ING
- Moons s1s ana So seattle block.
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Thirty
tone, 2
ar fou
niture, |
|ron,1d
nerchaj
hshA
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E,oR SALE -2S-ROoM LoDGiNG-HoUsE
II furnished: to be Sid al once. Apply al
house, 4l2lz South Third street Reason FOL
selling. owner going 70 Earopo.
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U,oR REST-oS EASY TERMS, HEW HOTEL
II al Ssdro: three stories high, 70 Rooms asAE
three lines of railroad. se1ro Laad ana In
Jrovemenr Co., 81 ana 81 sssrc-Boyd BLOCK, ee-
srt.e
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-04-16

Several editions Of the Bible have
queer names given them on account Of
curious typographical errors. The fol
lowing arc the verses whore the Pc
culiar mistakes occurred in the several
we'll known editions:
n BREEcHEs BIBLE.
4.Then the eies Of them both were
opened, and they knew that they were
naked, and they scwed fig9o tree leaves
together and made themselves
Breeches." Gen. ill.,, I. Printed In
1860.
THE o BIBLE.
$50 that thou shalt not nede to be
afraid for any Bugges by niohte. nor
for the arrow that fyeth by day." Ps.
xci., 5. Printed in 1861.
THE TREAcLE BIBLE.
Is there no treacle at Gilead? Is
there no physician there?" Jer. viii.
%. Printed in 1868.
THE RosIN BIBLE.
~ls there no rOsin In GileAd? Is there
no physician thsre?" Jer. viii, %.
Printed in 1908.
THE PLAcE-NAKERs' BIBLE.
Blessed are the plAce-makers: for
they shall be called the children Of
God" Nat. ", 3. Printed In 1852.
THE VINEGAR BIBLE.
The Parable OF the Vinegar In
stead of THE Parable Of the Vine
yard appears in the chapter heading
Of Luke xx. In IN Oxford edition Of
the authorized version which was pub
lished in It'll.
80 S&FMH#EH - HN&&
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A Djsaxrooablo Month.

How has 1t happened that March has
come to be counted . spring month? Was
II for the benefit Of the newspaper para
graphers; to give them an opportunity to
write about the vernal zephyrs, the bloom
ing crocuses and v~iolets, while snow 10 ON
the ground and tho biting north wind
chilling our marrow? March certainly has
no place in spring except from . satiricai
point OF view, and it, satirical yossibl' tiles
have long been exhausted. Winter, as
everybody knows, begins astronomically
Dec. ~ and ends with the YER
nal equinox March 81. March has
lately been, in this latitude, one of
the coolest months, and 10 almost
invariably the most disagreeable month OF
the year. Il 10 universally detested. Even
those most enamonred Of life, who would
ordinarily erudge losing the smallest part
OF il, would be willing, I imagine, to re-
duce their year to eleven months in order
to rid themselves Of odious March. No.
body In thu northern states has, or can
have, . good word for this, from q raeteor-
illogical point Of view, totally depraved,
absolutely diabolic month. To speak Of it
even jestingly - in any way connected
with spring 10 On affront to the imasina-
tion.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-04-16

DO you ever play domino whist? II is
the latest game Of cards extant, and IL
rapidly superce ling poker, hearts and
other games involving . minimum Of
science with = maximum Of luck in the
home circle and quiet, and deoorous social
gatherings. Four people play the game,
and ono who 10 familiar with the technical
names Of cards informs rs that the person
who sits Ut the left OF the dealer Whatever
that is-begins by playing what is called q
seven spot Of some suit--spades. hearts,
clubs or diamonds. II the player
cannot show MP seven spot he
10 elected to put . check in tho
pot. though our informant says q nickel.
dime, or . two-bit piece 10 Just as good as
: check and cssts more. Then the next
person takes up the game and plays q
seven.spot-if he can-and after o seven
spot Is placed on the table, the other cards
In sequence are placed, eight-spots are
placed on tho right and slx spots on the
left Of the seven spot. Every time . per-
son can not play . card on one Of the four
piles in the center Of the table, down goss
. check to the bottom Of the pot. When
some one plays his last card tho game Is 1t
an end, and be takes . check for each card
held BY the other three players when the
game ceased.
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nn.asr ldfrlM r. pee1ou.

Before ) dis museum on WasAisgteA
ssresf. Boston. ths other Sunday evening,
vss . sign Astounding: .Scisneinc
Church. GrAnd Concert and Lecture on
Old Msids and Pftss Fighters. Collec-
tion, 10 cents" A steady stream Of men
vas passing the ticket ohace, sach Deposit
Ing his scollection- and receiving .
ticket IN return. Not far away Wa .
church 10 which was . service adver-
tissd with an equally striking title.
Thsrs was good singing, too, and free
admission. But the audience was . slim
one. The contrast suggested that the
devil can beat the church ~ . drawing
power Ia concerts and entertainments; 10
fact, in everything except pure religion.
the long ran there 10 nothing that keeps
mp . church like piety."-Boston ConOre.
0nlinnnlsaf
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new Snat ~ Ts-Day DfAsss fEen Perez
eGsns sg my 1sers ~.

- 1late q Ts-Day D11Deo - Rerssa-
$3.50 q INV Heers 40.
$500.
w. g W 1870 49, !:
~ 49, 49,, MsOsses 10y
ts@Ous 49, Heoato1' - 0.ay 49,
non. ~ noee sucn xou. ~ = ssss -
vaosy 49, nufl1ea Iolks ~ ny
le.suIe or ioF IisesnIn8 : agn9.
indeo sReecoe4 ossF many 1oa.0 ~
wMnous : ceeak, saif1ng soaden ingaspo.
sitions- o1 We seeekess . me nanos q
P~rovaoenoe. 1ss thess, g many o.ness %
the senssss 9eIe1y,. 49, unoOuosaaly
men g ereasef ihteliecsuai esiaoIe
thsn snsif srcoessors; no q coaia s.y
snas NJ. doa, guy ~. eCs.ess
seat, tnss II: niackoufn dig ~; Olsys.
Or snas ~: 0usiei MI. y. Csinonn !;
The ssyie, form ana mesnod nave altered
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Cosldn,t Bury Them All In style.

In a cemetery near Detroit are the grayes
Of three husbands Of the same woman all
in . row. A suggestive feature Of the
group 10 the headstones. The frat de-
parted received o very handsome aud
costly stone, tho second exhibited a con-
siderable reduction ard the third IL a very
cheap affair. Three husbands were more
than the woman couad afford u bury in
style or else Ter affection for them rapidly
diminished.
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Hoods


Tor . 6rstclass SPRING msdicins my wits and l
Mini vsry highly Of Hoods sarsapartlls. We both
eook II laAt sprinG. tdid ~ . grsat deal Of rood
and ~ telt better through The hoe weather thAa
svr before. II cured my vita Of nck headache,
NON which she has suffered . great deal. ana ~
ssved me Of : dizzy, tired feeling. ! think evsry
or ought b take something 10 partly The blood b
tpss the hot weather comes on. and ~ shall MID
Moods 6srsapsr Ia this spr1nG.. J. q. IxAAcn
4aeA Granite ~. Co. Concord. n. n.
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She Proposed to Die, bat She Haa Z
Mental Reseryation.

It Is night on . lonely road. a guilty
couple are fleeing from the wrath Of m
injured husband. Their horses arc in
full gallop and the riders are almost
breathless.
I'VE shall be overtaksn,' gasped the
man.
1T is all over with u.s." signs the
woman
IF We are killed so much the bst-
ter"
aAh! yes, l long for DEATH"
@But mol he viii not kill ua..
why not2"
@He knows that life without you
4Ohi Agonyl"-
Would be more painful to me than
death by your side. Oh! that We could
die together"
$50 your husband will spare "a.
3Horrors!"
1You. because he loves you; mi be-
cause he hates me-"
They are silent for . time, still riding
~furiously onward.
You are quite sure" she asks sud-
denly. that there il no hopper"
mot the slightest"
mo possible place Of refugee
None
and We shall never sec each other
again."
"Never!"
@Then let us diep
Il ask nothing better" he cries.
Listen. At the turn of the road
Il know. There is . frightful preci-
pice.-
"Yes."
Faster! Fasterl"
yes
And let us plunge together
After one last kiss"
.TAke It'll"
Their lips meet.
Welcome, death" cries tho lover q
his horse plunges madly into the abyss.
But madam ID q shillful horse.
woman q graduate Of the best riding.
school in Paris). With . powerful and
adroit pull Of the reins she stops her
quivering steed ct the very edge 81 the
precipice and looks smilingly down
at . man who Is falling from rock to
rock and holding up his bleeding hands
toward her. When he II Lost IN the
darkness she carefully guides her horse
to the road and cantsrs back 70 meet
her husband.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-04-16

THE tercentenary Of tho death OF Chris
topher Plantin. the famous Dutch printer,
will be celebrated during the coming sum-
msr ct Amsterdam, Holland. Bookworms
from Ill parts Of the world will be invited
to attepd the festivities. Mr.. Vanden-
psersboom, the Dutch minister Of COM
mercs, and Of the greatest collectors
Of old books in Europe, will b ct the head
Of the AFFAIR.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-04-16
Beware Of Ointments fer Catarrh that
Contain Mercury,

AZ Mercury will surely destroy tho sense Of
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whom entering 1t through the mucus surfaces.
Such articles should mover b used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians. - the
damage they win do 10 teniold the good you
can possibly derive from them. Halls Catarrh
Curo. manufactured by F. J. Cheney 4 Co.,
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CAtarrh Cure Be sure you get the genuine 1t 10
taken internally and made In Toledo, Ohio, by
T. J. Cheney 4 Co.
A3rSold by Druggists. price 75c per bottle.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1890-04-16

Aeoais eassaDartlla - ths bss& blood pun aer
oecn9o - puAatc. II eradicates scrofuls ana III
humoEs. cures salt rhsum. boiis. pinpies, etc. The
severest easse d blood poisoning hass yielded 10 il
superior curative power.
This - 70 certify that ! hsvs ussd hoods Sara
psstna in my family tor some time pest and have
found It 70 b. . good blood pusiAer. Il has been Of
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ice Of IL Peacs. uoaeedale, n.