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Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-08-16
GALE OF VALUABLE LAND.

BY virtue of the authority given to
me a Executor in the will of John
Compton. | will AT his late residence. on
Friday. August both. le9G. offer for sale.
tie Christopher and Scott tract con-
tanning l49 acres. the tract containing
- acres described inftle will. the home
Tract containing $50 acres.
And on saturday August Both. 1890.
OF the Samuel Martin tract. | vii also
offer for sale. the Faursttc ami I.1iair
>on tract containing $50 arre~. atd tie
samuel Martin tract containing alJ
Acres.
Terms Of sale: One-thirl cash and
balance AZ . and II nen;Il- with inter
e>t iE"a day q sale. and title retained
nnul purchase money i paid in tail.
Sale II II H.. each day.
Ili. SJTh day Of july. $500
;. J. CRAWFORD.
Tx=t- 80
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-08-16

nam la> -.
Progressive Farmer A c'w PEAR
New Berne GOT her head caught in
hole y, . tree and coud not gel il
us.'. .s.lv Mas ICED t" >'ay wuh-
on iossi ~ wafer until to"nd II
days after. =
l.aei.i Alyncate We are glad
10 learn dat Hev. =. Y Crawford
Ia accepted lie l.rotrssor>Fip at
I,l.itv COLLEGE. \. ito which be
wa~,receut.. eiec ed He will fill
tho ro~iii"n in q snanne1 creduable
10 himself and highly st stact'ry 10
Ire church..
Raleigh News and Observer: Mr..
Kirhv smith and bis attorney, Mr.
W. T. Dor'ch. Jr, rassei through
f}ecitv ve.,eflay AMI spent part Of
f}c Ia, here. They are maxim" ex-
ien~i.c Preparations tor the %prose"n-
t..n Of the damage suit against the
!. Jnavrr-itv. The case vii cone up
III IT,. nl., term Of WAYNE Superior
Cont.
N.lnngtoa Star : Rev. sam I.
,;uaeS autographed yesterday that he
$ ~, { muerce his meetings here
~ 4hlf,d@y, TIE 25tn "t Sentem
her Tie meetings VIII continue
/. not less than ten days, and possibl.
Two weeks. No definite range
mrGl has yet been ~ ode fer the s'tt
: iur The tabernacle. but the commit
tee III charge will have everything
/ :Gepaael III due season.
5 Wilmington Messenger The Raj
cioh Christina 1oc0cute will hav'
: al editor for the Western Confer
n ence if j, becomes the organ OF tina
u body. II DR.. Reid is properly sus
tanned bv the two bodies he Ca
9 greatly improve an already goo
Z and efficient paper. 10 fact, by er
y 'argiug and increasing his editoris
force he can make 1t equal to an
I Southern Methodist paper.
! Mrs. Sarah Wheeler, relic, of Re,
James Wheeler, Of the North Care
lima Conference NJ. + Church. die
- at Bialen Springs, \. c.. Oh the II
II july, 1890, nearly 80 years OF az
She was "a native Of Baden count,
), was a very deYoutly religious "
~ man and member OF the Methods
- +. Church. to which she nelonge
!. for more than fifty years Her hu
band lived to be past his seventie'
bo year. Shielded il great peace at
rapture Of soul.
he Durham Sun: Messrs. w. Duk
All Sous & Co, have decided to bu,
their new storage house on the we
be side Of their present factory, al
IN hence the old dwelling house OF NJ
Ch w. Duke is to give place to n
q new building it will be 100
OF 900 feet, making a tota! frontage
lis the factory on the railroad OF 81
feet, filling up the entire bloc
9 This new wing will make the Dui
re factory one OF the largest bu,idin
,e in the State as well as one Of Il
e.! most imposing. It will be five 5,
ries, and located % the upper ST,
l.. of the present building, 1t will
nr more convenient to steam aud I
he power OF their large engine. T
SIX Nes,rs. W. Duke, Sons e Co, COZ
Ter pose one OF the most progtessi
CT, firms in North Carolina.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-08-16

In OrauEe County there is but
enc newspaper pub.ished-,he Or
.t>GE COUNTY OB>ERyEI-and it
III .uid he taken by every family in
h ,ouuty. There is also bu, one
Book Store. Do You SEE
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-08-16
Nothing Succeeds I1iIx>

The reason RADAM'S MICRORE
KILLER is the most wonderful nell
cine. is tecause it has never failed IL
any instance. no matter What the dis
case, from LEPROSY to the simplest
disease known to the human system.
The scientific men OF to-day claim
and prove that every disease is caused
by Microbes. and RADAM'S MICROBE
KILLER eNterminate> the Microbes
and drives them otf II the system. and
when that is done You cannot have al
ache or pain. No matter what the dis
ease, whether Il simple case Of Malarial
Fever or i combination Of diseases. WE
cure them all at the same time. as ",
treat AL diseases con>titutfnally.
Asthma. Consumption. Catalrh. Bron-
rhitis. rheumatism, Kidney AMI Live:
Diseases. ChillS and Fever. Female
Troubles in all its forms and. in tact
every disease known 10 the human SIS
tenn.
BEWARE OF FRAUDULENT IN
ITATIONS.
See that orr Trade-Mark (salne IA,
abOve) appears on each Jug.
Send for book "!li>tnry otthe Nicrobt
Killer" given away by
w. 4. HAYES.
Druggist. Hillsboro.
or d. MCCAULEY,
Chapel I'LL.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-08-16

Nashville, Tenn.
Gentlemen-I take pleasure in
teStifyihC 10 the remarkable bene6.
have received from the use of
ltadams Microbe Killer. | have
heen much troubled with chills and
h'ght sweats Tor ,nontbs, and after
tTstnga great many remedies Ia no
ava'l, bought a jug Of Microbe Killer
and was completely cured in ten
Gays Respectfully
J J SMITH.
fFan.f RI, Ky. March Il, 1890.
FOR sale by W. A. HAYES, Sole
! Agent.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-08-16

A joint campaign .: tie Fifth
Congressional District las been
agreed on between Mes>ts. Wi
Iiams, Democrat, and Brewer, Re
nuulican.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-08-16

Inc capital has been subscribed
ior Inc erection OF a canning .stab.
ilshment and ice factory at Win~,or,
i3e plant Is TO cost between $50, 600
AM $4,000.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-08-16

!. The Ion: desaye,i o~xe,uE..u ~.
~ .I!iam kctnullrr, t"r tn. m,,.i,r
OF Title Ziegler in March 1885,, ia-
taken place. |. was tue first ex,ga
tIou under the rew >s>teru Il &c
lticity as PROVIDED b, Tie
OF New York. The accounts + HE
execution III al ns details are iniet-
esting hut too lengthy tor cur col.
umns.
At 6:43 "Wednesday mo,nin..
Angus; !, tie currsn, WAS ,us.,,l
on, all preparali"us having h.-,, ar
ranged lu an Instant the.c was q
sudden ~convulsion OF the criminals
body, aud tie t~ilchMys II The
muscles Of the lace gave i, the ap
peaiance of pain but 10 cfN c>.ared
Tie lips Of the man, Al tie ex, ira
ton ut the tenth second The electric
curlen " as switched 1T aud kvmm-
Ter examined. |. was iound he y A.
not dead and Ali Order Wa> gwen 10
turn .n the current again. There
as delay but SION two thousand
volts ae,e rent through the body
II was > slckeniny scene. The pay
s.clars, however, declared tina
. kemmler suffered no IAN.
Why does business continue I,
increase at the BOOK Store! BE
z cause The I.eople have found GU
' they can get just what they want i
: the itue OF Stationery, School Books
Z Blank Books, Bibles, PocAet L ok:
Iuks, &c.l
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-08-16

sx-E = A.s..r ! E- SIX
=. $50. hons. Ia,
ie"'S
a,'''
80
="
80
tl'c'ei '''.."
> ht'ted, q ,ilhs'ot"' "a EeIisS'-
to act a : cre'ofT Inc mceti3G
"a. c,nf4>cl 81 ,pr.c .. the Ie~,
Coan., 49,,
:. -
"'> o"'N'o'''
manner Speeches were ma'' ~
John Webb. Jr, Swan Kirkland,
i.oudo, \ Whf1ea. Wtl-on Cail
y Al ua.,,o.an.
"e'i' 's'
ana others. All ol 'he epeahe's an.
uonnced Their det~ermInatltn to q
pore the e.ee,so, OF White me,ftn
oa;.. Who uare M, ~vflY;n, - xo,e
'0''''
poin'tnci's 70 ono 'NIt thSs a''
c~onfctent 10 fiji. 1Ary cTSuedtai
some OF their race "u9hl 81
been Annotated ~torrhecp.rs and
,,.,,.u nn>,S ,.l..rs e., ADD he
-.
; "'"''o0'
: 3Ho.'ca'' VIC ""!'" h's i@o'"-
t mend a tolored nan Tor one o. tie
positions named lpniou y. tt''-
ted, u school t,ar'irf at 'h'pet Ili!I.
. was nominated Tor tie il@'~e Il
!. Representatives,, - J. !. beriv.
tpr The senate. ijei"W We iua!i>E
the resolutions adopted ~ tue "ass
; meeting
II WHEREAS, we the c'ie'ti Ike
1'no'i"a'lo 81 VrAi'2e 1"o''y' N'r'h
Carolina, 'e.th1 tie "eea u reform
10 oar l"e;" '"f.a.I9; az
'h'''HA7' &c nave S'iie'.u '""S
AMI patiently gross ''lii,'.'e ny the
white iter"'1lsans ~ tEe county
I al DISTRICT III am. ~ 'he SPOTS
s, hey h&ve ~; ASKED appoint
ilrn' II any c''i"f~"i itf>"h ron
i, orA"@c to"aif III - years, an1
when iie c"lnred fe"i'ie nave re
1A@>tc1 an "pn'lI'''he"t, lhey iav.
9 "ten re~f ea't'I'H tufiei a"ay VIII
j. promises OF the'r WISHES tfeatet
~ Win utter contempt
NIEkEAS, We II mass meetln.
assembled on this The 9th day 0
August, 1879, do ind IL nertSsar'
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-08-16
NJ o L | G. +

Having this day qualified as the Ad-
ministrator of j. W. Anderson. de-
ceased, hereby give notice to All per
sons indebted to said estate to make
payment. and those holding claims
against said estate to present the same
to the undersigned properly anthrnti-
Gated on or before the 18th day of July,
1891. or this notice will be plead III bar
OF their recovery.
This the 18th day ofJuly, 1890.
j. II. ANDERSON,
Administrator.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-08-16

Itch, Mango, aud Scratches on hu-
'nan or an'ma's cured in 80 minutes
10y oo'ford's Sanitary Lotion.
This never tails. Sold by O. Hooker.
Druggist, IIl.lsooro.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-08-16
REMARKABLE RESCUE.

Mrs. Michael Curtain, Plarnfie!d,
liz, makes the statement that she
caught cold, which settled on her
lungs she was treated for a month
by her family physician, but grew
worse. He told her she was a hone
tess cictIn Of consumption and that
no medicine could cure her. Her
druggist suggested DR.. Kings New
Discovery Tor Consumption she
bought a bottle aul to her delight
touud herself benefited from first
dose. she continued it's use and
after taking ten bottles. found her,
ser sound and well. now does Ter
cwn hDusework and is as we'll as she
eve was. Free trial bottles Of this
Great Discovery at w. A. Hayes
Drugstore, large bottles soc. and 81.
There are many books that cannn,
be kept in stock, so | have made ar
rauceGnent, With one OF the larces,
book houses in America to supply
me with any book YOU may want,
aud YOU will yet them a, their price
Very truly,
n. w. BROWN.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-08-16
w Q o It II O ~
Patent
WIRE TOBACCO HANGERS
.t'tE TIE BEST SIMPLEST AND
CHEAPEST WIRE U,NG-
EPSJN HE MARKET.
CURE THE .LEANES ONLY.

We claim that these hanger, are
cheaper than ANY other Are ,ietaclabft,
and any number can be used per stick !:
insure Il uniform barn Of tobacco more
tobacco can be cured per barn: tobacco
brings better prices: does not brui-e !:
stalk l. not cured, saving fuel and time.
Any. barn can be used. sample >cn
with pamphlet for ) cents postage. In
qulre Tor them III ON storekctQer or
agent. 1t they do not keep them send
To HIS
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-08-16
N Q +

IN
Having qualified - E~xecufrix ami
Execute. Of the lat will and testament
OF the late Robert Faucet. W. request
any person indebted - The estate II
make immediate payment To -. anal
those having claims against The e.ta;.
to present them 10 u properly anthem
ticated on or before the 2fi day et
June. 1891. or this notice Viii be plead
ii bar Of their recovery.
This I'D lay OF June, 1880.
VI. T. FAUCETT.
E~xecutrix.
/. \. FAUCk1r.
Executor.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-08-16
Ed w wards ~ i5rOughton,
RALEIGH. Y. &.

Solicit Ill kinds Of Printing ana Bind
ing. from th,- smallest card or Label to
the largest volume. Iiry make the
best
I.EDGERo. RECORDS.
DAY BOOKS,
- b. had. AMI are -olc agents Tor North
Carolina - kI>nA Kp- f~.EIELfK AND
IIAND4 AIM itf-r ~ also for BEos-
FIAT DPt>fSG SPniNG-, both
OF which are tie latest and he-t invcu-
tiol.<fDf large iet'get-, Records. *.
Their handbook tor Magistrates and
County Officers. the North Guroltnn
NdRu1l u LAW AND FoEMs-Price bv-
mail s2.0D-i- the latest AMI best out.
They keep Nae largest aiu! most rnli-
abb stock oi BLANKS 70 be found III
the state.
Address.
EDWARDS i BKOJGHTON.
I~alHTE1., MD BINDERS.
Raleigh. y. q.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-08-16
BLOOD POISON CURED

| was troubled t.r Yeas with a
biood Poison IN its Very worst form
| Was treated ty The ,e.v best ply
~>icsan>.ot Louisville. Ky, and Evans
vie, lid, bu: tLey JAILED TO heuetit
ue IN any Way. \ few BOTTLES 81
>S.lts Specific Is. :. s. cured me
>onc.i and well. This va, over tour
years ago, aud there has been 10 re
tutu q tue disease siuce, or any
symptoms Of il have recommend.
Ell il TO others tor blood poison. and
IN every case they were pcr:naueut
!, cured"
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-08-16

SWIFT SrECIPlC Co,
Atlanta, Ga.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-08-16

Treatise on Blood and Skin Dis.
eases mailed free.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1890-08-16

Undertaking in All Is branches.
4 large stock of COFFIN~. GASES.
CASkErS AMI FtNERNLStFiI!ffN
constantly on hant'.
All UNDERTAKING inl;u~tel/ to
our care slrAl! hav. our prnn4pt tali
careful attelu ION. ~ilc,l>". ilpl>c M
Driver and Fpu.esa! Directors -,il; q
free Of charge.
PRICES NOW l. OWL THAN
EVER BEFORE.
Call aud examine our Stock.
Very respectfully yours.
G.. :. COOLEY K son.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22

The q'tean u Italy has asF4ys w.
nasssnnasely fond Of pearls u Assisss
oua wh0so name II Marquette NJ
she has taafls a fashi1a ihas 3 sss,u.
ing enough 10 please any Ron a. Nc
likely to- DO followed 0nlY By Iona
whoac husbands nru EaglisA 4akan
American snill.ohRlrea % hsr Was-
ding aay her husband gsEs Ne Il Us
bridal gtit u row ~ tho Gnsss pessAs
bE found In Italy. hAvieg tesa u
formed ui her panchant TO- Inst Fr-
lttutar gUu. When the hr4s asss
vCrsaFy Of her wedding day arisa. II
asked whnt Rho wished i0r 4 gsli I'D
shC said. another stsiRE ~ EsifAs
and thr second year sbn @asNesas at
same way. After that hr asked aafa
more. hut always gsvu tho saas ~
~ alfc Inns q son who u 4uiis , 81
boy shg has bsnn married fa6fa rear
than IL Is gallant TO count ord @
necklace 81 pearls Cuunss BY ibis iias
enough strings 20 quits coseg ny
throat with d collar 81 gems as4 aag
down far over the Coraagn ui e1srs
tho lower strings aro much icniw
than tho origintl one % clasp "
throat. but King iiuinb1rs alsays gi'ss
exactly the same number Of peart q
each anniversary. mad 20 she hss@
late 10 wait two years before addias
now string. Many auperstltipus ro$ss
arc afraid Of pearls az q wedding ~
aud say itmeans tears; and sheN ~
D. no doubt that the lovely Qpsea "
shed many. for her husband o. "A
years has been treadtng vcry cs0ssl
~ the footsteps uf his father, Nbo ~ y
10 his whole realm e ~ \
Iialnntuomo" The Gallant MES
World.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
A Story of the Day.

On the 14th of December, lsol'
England was called upon to mourn
the death OF Albert, prince consort OF
Queen Victoria. The nations grief
was sincere. as he was heldin unlvers-
al esteem. The story of his be-
trothal to the queen OF Great Britain
is interesting. 1t is thought that the
match was arranged at an interview
between them in 1886, but It WAS
not until three years later that the
affair was settled. Albert became OF
age in 1899, and in Octo her OF that
year he visited England. ThegIuces
and accomplishments ot the prince
fairly won the heart Of the young
queen. On n certain occasion, at one
of the palace balls, the queen pre-
sented her bouquet To the prince at
the conclusion of II dance His close
uniform, buttoned up TO the throat,
did not permit him to place the bor-
quet where the persian-like compll-
ment would dictate. but he drew forth
penknife, ripped a hole in the
breast of his coat, and placed the
flowers there. On another occasion,
when he was thanking the queen for
the very kind and gracious reception
which he had met Wits in England,
she replied: III, indeed, your high
ness is so much pleased with this
country, perhaps you would not OBJ
iect to remaining in it and making
it your home. These details are
obtained from the prince consort's
memoirs, and while they may posi-
bly, not be strictly correct, they leave
nodoubt as to the affection that
existed between the royal couple.
The queen soon after these events
transpired called together the meu-
bers of the priyy council, and formal.
~ announced TO them her intention
OF marrying Prince Albert of SAKE
Coburg Gotha The wedding took
place Feb 10, 1910, and the pair
lived happily together until the
death oil the prince twenty.ore years
later.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
The Odd Ending Of His First
Case.

My first case in San francisco.
said Attorney James Il. Wilder % N
reporter yesterday, was the defense
OF young fellow charged with stsnl.
ing a watch belonging 10 a cntbolic
priest. wnsappointcd hy therourt
because the prisoner said b. had NO
money.
The jury returned n verdict ofpot
guilty, md rs the defendant was
leaving the courtroom called him
back, and just as a joke handed Him
my card and told him 10 bring me
around the first $50 he got.
Next day he wnlked into nv ogico
ana pIanked down two twentirs md
a ten, ''''
~ here did you get all that mon.
eyI demanded us soon ms / 81,
over my surprise enough to spgnt
:. sold the priests witch bs rc
pied, as he bowed himself out San
Francisco Examiner.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
The Length Of The nau

At London. England, and NJ.
mon PFussia the longest day bns1Gu
hours !, our, At Stockholm, Sweden. il Il
I ~ 4 hours in lengnth. At1ambnrg'
y uermany, and Dantzic, in Rruss,a
w. Sne longest day has 16 hours 4,
o. o., re.tersburg, Russia, and Tobolat
H. u oIle longest Is 10 hours md
t ~ shortest ) hours, AZ Torn "nu
>. 5nLIand, June II brings d day oenrl,,,
~, ~ hours long and Christmas on sJ lnsg,,
L,rnn . hours in length. AZ Wnv 5s
frn,Sg y ~ Norway, tie longest dny lasts
tn U,,n WY u to July 20, without in'
I Io,rlptl9n; and in spitzbergen t h.
Ions sH ~ uay is ~ months. Az NJ
less tbs s,le longest day is su.newhnt
Canada - - - hours, and ut M51trenl
: = io'-st. Louis Republic
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
Habits anc Disposition of Es-
kimo Dogs.

During the wonderful siedge jour
ney IRON Hudson bay to the Arctic
ocean Frederick Schwatka had album
dant opportunity tolearn the habits
and the disposition of Esquimaux
dogs. He started out with sixty of
them, using them to draw the
sledges, and only nineteen were alive
when he returned to Hudson bay.
The Others had died, mostly Of star.
walton. He says:
'They were through all this hor-
rible time perfect raspecters Oi their
human allies, and the little children
used To goamong them and play with
them by pelting them over the back
with their toy whips; and yet the
same dogs were starving, and should
one OF them die his comrades would
eat him. | noticed this particularly
as some sensational writer's have tried
10 make their readers believe that
the Eskimo dogs are liable to become
dangerous fellows. even To a power,
fully built man, when simply hungry,
and to be- worse than wild beasts
when rayenous. Any onslaught
OF Eskimo dogs is unknown among
the northern natives where Travelled.
1T was pitiable in the extreme To
see their sutlerings as they SO devoted.
~ helped us along, many Of them up
till the very minute they had to be
taken from the harness and abandon.
ed on the road. As they dropped
ont along the way We haruessed our.
selves in their places To the sledge.
traces. and ii WAS thus We were not
compelled 10 leave important parts
OF our lond.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
sARaARous pnAe-,s@
Some Practices OF Lawv..

some Practices OF Lau..
49, Enough for To.ss sss Fams
The New York Herald ~ as
lec'ins legal anecdotes from n ~
Ing lawyers of that city. man, ' !.
are very bright and iunoy y w
lowing are a few Of them, 's'
Many OF the good. ola.
legal anecdotes that hays ~. '.As'''
service ia their day aad ~ w ~
honorably retired LONG s,na aass Va
iayorltes Of mine. said M ~ gas
WINE they possess the rich ~ go
ages Tor me, ! have found n aa'o'
thing that they were new II seasfe
lenees, particularly 10 the ~. ~
iul element. ~ Ai9fe JOS
One OF the best Of thea Y,
stories relates 70 u LAWYER ~ sas
hands was placed a claim fo,eA1 sess
lie agreed 70 undertake. TN l 80,
contingent leo viz, a reles,iss !.
hall tho amount no would ..s aa
collecting. Tie promised n NJ 4,
onsly, but weeks passed ana n. wv
heard nothing. He hnallv s.
inquire what had been ~ -'sx 2
matter by the return mail " Nv, Y 4
Cd this reply II have ALREADY y, 60
hall Of the claim. II sou NH
lew months ! may 10 a6ls Il Y,
your half.n " Nas
This brings to my mind ano,b..
eedote relating TO a fes
man visits the 0ifiee Of al a,,a..lls ss's
gives Lin a claim 81 slD6 d eall..,
Your name ? asks tue dIseisi.
blackstone.
"EItlah Simpson" Is the pslr
Not tbs sOn Of ms GA trlsss II.
simpson ies Nell VA
know how glad I a,ta 70 meet n, ~
friends son. Give no yoar M
and be arlngs tho yoaag maa'. ~,
with the utmost efimloa. s9s,.s !.
hops you will come ana ~ ~ ~.
u Will Do u Ereat fOr me, / ss,ssa n.
!" have AN opportunity 81 rsap5.l,
with you about your fathsr.
A week lAter and Elllah esil,t-,
Ihe lawyer PUSHES forward s ~,
him, selzes both hands aaa -
them. repeating bis good aa,Ass ~
aad over and expressing ais esml
pleasure az hayiug had il u h.s s,s,,
10 serve Ligc's s0n.
Ehga you have this n8asY lss "a
augge % Slmpson
-aertatniy. certainly. Here d a,l
and BE- hands aa sngcl0aa e4rs'ss
sealrd 70 the Ypnag iell0a. whe ~
u epen and fnlls ,iya 81 bllis
'Nherus tho rsal7s asks E7lah
''uh, my my iep 10 Ssl. & ,ss :
PITY.
A. NlmpRun edges lnpard sae On
hr aaye u his fathers irss4
guesa I'm lacky 10 "a k.s Ii
nwtally glad sou dida't kssp q
grandfather. =
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
INCOMPLETE.

think the words that are sweetest,
Are the words that are never said;
And the moments that pass the fieetesk
Are the last ones with the dead.
The thoughts that are truest and hrayest
Are the ones THAI are never expressed
And the tender love thou crnyest,
For fear is never confessed.
know that the friends that are trusst
And those We see in our dreams;
Though We feel the one that is newest
Is very near what he seems.
The rose that is sweetest aud fairest
Is the bud that is killed BY the frost:
And the love that is dearest and rarest
Is the true love we just nave lost.
Idaho news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1887-1891, 1890-02-22
ACharming Duel Of PoIitanas,


Old Judge Fernald Of sapt, por
bara has the reputation Of heinz, a.
politest man in California. IIe novsr
loses an opportunity to dofI bis bot
or to offer some slight attention -
wayiaring men and women o. ~
day as he was about no TAKE n to-, 1,
for San Francisco he reached ~
rear steps Of the last car iust no th ''e
were approached by u young nr;nsi
after the cloth" said Tho a ip%SI'
ric judge, stepping back with n cn,,ut
ly bow. sourC-
Gray hairs have The prereronoo
returned the priest, with d snlonIli
wave of the hand. p'eiu'u
1.-The church always has the nroood
ence," retorted the Judge. taking ~
other backward step hat in h,n III
"The church follows in tho font
steps Of the fathers" replicd 'o ~
priest, bowling low and indiestino ~ ~
way 10 the steps. Tue
The duel Of politeness was notb.,t
through, neither yielding mn ina I'm
when the train pulled out. lenvina
both bowling and smiling on tlIss
platform. San Francisco Examine v,,V