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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-04-01

lime carbonates. Soldiers from Fort
Lowell have penetrated this cave
more than one mile, and they report
that the end was not met. How far
the cave extends is query.
National Democrats of the
manufacturers Of oil cloths have asked
for reduction Of duty on the ma
terials they use, and have shown that
if the materials they have to buy were
cheaper they could not only sell
cheaper in this country, but could
employ $500 people in making oil
cloths for export. The reply of the
Mckinley tariff hill is to leave the
duties on red lead and litharge and
increase the duty on linseed oil.
Shoshone, Idaho, Journal:-Sho-
shone is in need of a Touring mill.
AS matters now are ranchers must
transport their grain SO miles to be
made into flour, or sell it at reduced
price and buy flour at an advanced
price. A Touring mill would do we'll
here after we have our bridge across
Snake river, and the immense
amounts of grain raised in the Goose
Creek valley would be brought here
to be made into -four and sent out to
different parts of the country.
The Carson Appeal says: CALF
Low, the depot newsboy at Ogden, q
little deformed man known to every
overland traveller since the Pacific
railroads were built. died Thursday.
He was born in London thirty nine
years ago." The stentorian voice of
the little hunch-back as he vocifer-
ated: 81 have a Chicago paper; [
have st. Louis paper; 1 have San
Francisco paper" etc., will be remem-
bered by thousands who have passed
through Ogden within the past few
years.
The teachers and pupils of our pub
lie schools are getting together fund
for the purchase of flag for the
school building, and we learn that
nearly enough for the purpose has
been collected. This is laudable
enterprise, the projectors of which
should receive ample encouragement
financially, from patrons as we'll as
others interested in our schools. Th @
only difficulty we see now is to obtain
flag with the proper number of
stars, for although there are forty
two States now, more are coming and
it is probable that two more will be
added to the Union before the next
Fourth of July.
At meeting Of the Board of Coun-
ty Commissioners held Monday, Sep
TENDER 2, 1889, the District Attorney
was ordered "to draw up an ordinance
in compliance with the petition of the
citizens OF Elko." This was, we be-
lieve, in reference to cattle running at
large In our streets and damaging
trees planted by our citizens. Why
has this ordinance never been drawn,
published and put in force? An ordi-
nance to be effective must be pub
lished, and il the District Attorney
ever drew up the said ordinance it was
not published, no one knows anything
about it and there ia nothing to pre-
vent cattle from trespassing as here
tofore.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-04-01
Wanted.

A middle aged lady to wait on table
at the Palisade Hotel, Palisado, Ne
vada. For further particulars ad-
dress,
e.. M. BAUM,
Palisade,
Nevada.
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SALMAGUNDI.

to-day.
March has gone, and we do not
regret it.
1t might be proper to remark,
"Write it April now"
Regular meeting Elko Lodge No.
Is, F. & A. NJ, at their Hall tonight.
Hiram Stoker and William Moody
left on this mornings train for Cali
fornia.
The weather is pleasant once more.
for which the people are, or should
be, grateful.
The estate of Robert Browning
amounted to $4,000, all earned by
writing poetry.
Snow glasses, eye protectors, COM
passes, specs, eye glasses and a full
assortment of optical goods at
Muller's. 3m
The people along the banks of the
Lower Mississippi have been warned
to prepare for the most disastrous
hood.ever known.
Truckee voted the third tax for a
new schooi-house last Thursday, two
houses having burned. The vote
stood Ill ayes to 16 noes.
A special fruit train of thirteen cars
passed through at 8 o'clock this
morning on quick time, not even halt
ing to say, "Good Morning"
Persia has granted to Russian
-financiers the refusal of all conces-
sions granted for the construction of
arailway in that country during the
coming five years.
Several prominent farmers of Walla
Walla, Wash, have received threaten
ing letters that they will be killed un-
less they stop buying land and re-
duce their rates Of interest.
Carson Appeal: 1.-The Eureka Senti-
mel says man in that county died of
intussusception Of the bowels. The
person who was guilty of introducing
the above disease in Eureka should be
hung at once.
Record-Union:-The Governor of
Cracow has issued decree forbid
ding paupers to emigrate to America.
Let the Governor Of Cracow receive
our thanks. Such favors as these
are thoroughly appreciated in this
country.
A private letter from Bellevue, Ida
no, dated March 18th, says tho snow
is still 80 deep in that vicinity that it
'is difficult to travel, and tho hills are
not yet bare. 1t seems the Winter
was worse there, if possible, than it
was here.
Caprivi, the new German Chancel-
lor, on entering the abandoned resi-
dence of Bismarck, is reported to
have said: 81 shall not probably re-
main long here; it will be impossible
to sacrifice my honest opinions to the
caprice of the Crown"
Placerville Argus:--Therei is another
scandal afoat concerning the manage
ment Of San Quentin. San Quentin
without q scandal would be like q
barber shop without Police Gazette.
IL McComb is not incompetent he GER
tainly is hoodoo and should DO let
out because he is unlucky.
Sacramento Bee:-There is at pres
ent in the California State Treasury
q larger amount of money than has
been there for years, if not tho largest
that has been in the vaults in the his
tory Of the State. The amount Of
money alone is s4,300,OOO, to say moth
ing of the hundreds of thousands in
bonds, checks, etc.
The Tucson, Arizona, Citizen says:
Nnor 4,.;x 4
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-04-01
COUNTY HOSPITAL REPORT
For March, 1890.

INMATES MARCH 1sT:
Peter Munson, Geo. Bowen,
Morton Groton, Geo. Dexter,
VIM. Wilson, Gusta Nelson.
ADMITTED.
Age.
March 20-John @. Hickman. .33
March 31-Jessie Rudesell. SO
DISCHARGED.
March 3-Gusta Nelson.
March 5-Geo. Dexter.
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Dental Notice.

Dental Notice.
@. HAMILTON, DENTIST,
Will remain afew days at the Depot
Hotel, Room 40.
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Hides and Peltries.

I will pay the highest price in cash
for all kinds of Furs, Deer Skins, Hides
and Sheep Pelts. Those having any
thing Of the kind to sell will do well
to give me q call.
J. ALEXANDER.
EllSo, Dec. 20, 1889.
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-szLs .lr--.s lave been almost ruin
81 = -ens o: rats To get
=: d. ZEN 3 novel s1pedleEt aas come
ma E --= farmer finds a barrow IN
ra.1 ..-- 1i'g 10 : hundred rats re-
sd Ers.y exit save T. IS carefully
s,ogce i, Tai. z Is placed COM
Ken .,5- s~zz-ss,s.s- Opposite the spout
= 1o.eI : hole il which IS inserted a
1=e Of gas pipe about one foot long.
O7sr The s7ol; IS placed another piece
o.! u.1e. which is run into the opening
leading : o The blrrow. A fire ID then
built in the kettle and q couple of hand
t-a o.. sulphur thrown on the Goals.
The top being closed, the fumes are
driven into the burrow by a hand bel
lows. the nozzle Of which is inserted in
the top pipe. Some Of these burrows are
hit7 yards in length; the fumes sc
through all its passages, and in five
minutes every young or old rodent /;
dead.-Chicago Herald.
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TIMES CHANGES.

-
osammer, taoa art sadly changed 'ram vaa'
thou vert % old
when tug days we're Ike = l1Fcrs smiles al
bright ard never cold,
When thu hour g.a-s % existence had silI E1.d
ca sands Y un.
Ana our thoughts aa1 2sp.rsiioas Eere a. glofi
Gus ~ iay s1n.
Tho our souls we're restless areansrs IL ol'
tcaemerts u fiay,
Yet our dreams we're far more truia'll in4a ~
science u to-day.
and these huge preter'.ous volumes Mat non
plzzle us a. meE-
what are they 10 'he Wild r0maach mat MAJ
us happg taea'
But he ver1an, spots non are rltAsret Hhs''
:si-.ss danced q gore,
ma The books We loved 20 mach o: Old dsigE'
us now 10 more,
Md weird and uallag y9icss seen 70 NaL 90
In the Wind,
rs II mourning for The destiny Of hag.esa b.
man Mind.
Ikn9e that these are i1!e dreams tasT eols
without our sill;
And we'll I know that most o. ~ sts 5l.g ta4
GreH siHl:
Our ven phiiosophie mask ~ p-ss.o- l. si
torn,
Ana over ded Illusions, Ike eLltrsl- re 81
mourn.
The llaca and labuugns that shsfs II -
dow paus
IRE dropping Ike . Asassss p.gz@ de1sat-
the z.H4 and rzlI,
AID the G''.l CLEANS o: s11sa.le "a, zalt'
along the grass
Reveal ne o4H.as d = g'svs a. r. zay1
gas@
The 7er7 pe'-ls oftae rec are 'az.r2 eas =
mr.
LlSsdr lsa7es 10 gn o>sz Il o-e RATS .s@
and gone.
aud al iaa, once ha1 s~aafast Va q tzls ro1
Gf11s w1fIl cfo.-s
L. silent IKE The s5ag a.'cs AID fading aA'
the a9ser2
Yes, Sumner ~ are altered much from via
ne Tefe u old.
Our sky i Tor iegs sunny non our aim1epasf'
more cold.
what matter q We falh would leave the 01-..
without regret,
and need Along and happy sleep 10 teach 15 z
forget
Thomas s Tracy. in Brooklyn Rage
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-05-10
STREET CAR HORSES
rhsy Get MIeh Better care th.ih ~n' ~
WI Drive Ehsm.

-,,,t La 81 sie 7r0l snd mss ~
The -lu1Eeue1s Ef 5 horse iAf " S
line Al srrrsss tomlalT or sh
4-7-s-vet5s. L.es IN the lar31i Hle lVs>eS
Il 1; zcrs nqcrellL ilalcia AVN
"a, "a, ,ls trrses lial 5 w 20 hen
.ra.L rlsra k~~A-VA> ''eH'E "a
-s1 % BE lad ~ aia -la ''''eaS " Nv
.,t mi EAllHl lU- lut> 9N 80
sl-t msA. lnt rsn 1u lA" n pan s'-'N'
rAs 73mrlrary r rvsnaaot' w"
"a nar nm eld Ncylu' nV'A'9 'A'-
r-1n sl.uuas r1e ~ %
ass means Il naul ASH sun''
-is ,s.l.as Sgugs nvss a'Sh
q. 1 "a gr Isa llmira0 10aNes ara
200 l4-s vslarlafy surgeon esa"r
si~a-st Among me ampeo rs '.N
,yrs-ln 81 vgrS -oJrung a.,er eAn
4, HAS ,as gu curing -le'n Niiv'
lr- A. sl.s 1ua, yllc s nnli% m
-lrz.1s seeing la Ia ion ses seN
= u,cur yla m-sr has a StN horse q"
l7-5 4 feI- ulrs va-u4ois laAi
-rs vl1 -l-as . ilzsn 2ursss ! week "a
f.-sr -l G>sasss
-la sss1cs 1l aruiE ur ne lorses
l s@s1.sS las improved ronsaa
- -l- ~ Lcl -2e losses or tae
s--lz -11 sickness 4l1 dean
e lc-s - a q ca smaller lnli
r ~ ze41 le conI1ons "
VIZ IL - 1J- severe aaa
1 before Ze c-E vas 50
~ ~ 80 streets - ccuWuel VIA
~ II .r-s- vehicles. The pave
u #za- acs sad 70 &c mIcn
EL-H. = a. c-Ss tl2a they used 20
- x-sr 1-s a-razies we're Allowed &c
lrr w.sz~ xii q paving they pleas
=. su- r1s1, RACKS, and pGa On arr
- IL. s 4 winter a. naca l.
zzr LEASED 90 give a better tootholL
= ss --s vdrk Of lcok
n real -a ne horses Is sot
ma ~ c1z MA l1E TIRE Doctor III
-v- q, ~ Il1s, And -egl4ai
11s7 @ v-1 a. c1s appliances
rs c .l--- tr Sex e 1.-;e'
l1-na - 1c-1- EcCl11n 10
~ ce n ne hospital 1t oH'
M Ez1lz -5 several E-1--e-
ss -1 -s-.1r tsctc-- many o
-ls mn-a-s hare specialists 90 .1oI
=- -1s -1rssS L.=cs : az -=1s; On
1rr8s il1 III IN New Eg-1 Besides
Arc s~cIc-l.a L. = retained 81 che Q
ma ~ companies % loo
lr ,14 ~ horses IEe'
lie Ia, 1,-sz .~.--ogrdss horse OPP
a-t zUss threat ard l-a
:azz-N- I. 81
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nousEHoLp eAEvlTlEs.

when scissors bind draw the iaasi
BLADES over vour hair o. the palm o.
your hand Il i bettes thar oil an al
not stain Afterwards
The easiss, Eay 70 clean the ---
desp.sed u-sh.pc. IS 70 poEr !
boil.ng Ea,sr .1-o Il cover 1gttT al
.es in On the hack q tie stsTs- By 7
tire he 5s1as .s T1sh1 shs ei-
vii Elvs .oosezs,i AL The s--zpn All
-Es ke,-e -aF - EASILY EzsLe-
-H4ar s-1-e- s-c1l1 -1s = hang
nrl-s a.. r.--e3 o-E E-eF
= .1LT i q scsa SIS All
- Leaned VIA q .K-P s1z1z 1
WI -s1cE-1f=vL -- EIssr e va
--s e 5~l-re---= Z ne Z
u.ss-cc-L o. B EL-E AE 1
El:aI
-~aLru1 EasE-TLEs M lr'1
- svss1 MT s1ls-1E b rI-tg- tt mai
-. .Jrraar siI rvFs c-'-
t e 1aE-rr Irvras, fun sn.l-1 E;
MIA / srr mus 81 IN RHHc III
tgurl c-fr -r1D lIfHg-nt prns -lu :
sn,ua iLis Il 1 nm EnHI ms r1
uusa ls rf~- ig5 N 1nfT WI 1Er m
arr7Iut rHuuT -Sust,r 3arIlL
-I.rm E'n-Anl -vh au3x al -s u
vl1sr I'll snst mn nm r-DEH11 ies ne
r..ss II sra, agrs att 1 aup u su-G,
ant ru-s.f nuIs 10 u4Is chen ST ! aut
WIN -irss naa 1hf wh11ss Int ST. a
wa snrs,snas LINT shH pff GHl vi
II ~unuH~-a~tsa NJ main passH lire An-
suii. nu uu1 puf r.i1ts' En1 f. WI
Ltn rlssul.~G IH Garaful mt n nlrs :
1Hr lnue ~ & World
-3iai,e6 Orange Pudding -lruui 81
nlnrs4 ~ staie srnngs caHt II rbL'
nyer il d uIntn milling milt -uI -ni
~rnus nj -vm n7angps wit, sugar ant and
L u, win tire tuu,t d siz oranges su-s,
n 5astf mali . rnunL if tho oranges e.
VIEW snuri anu 81 wa. beaten sgrs
seI, al unra.neG rnur ntr 3 oeer ~
IHi1 unvarau with uuf-pasFs anL Sssi
zrl~-r-fvf n iu~- nlInu,ea nHi ull4
-r-r n ON carhtultv anu vulit nut ssv
powdered Rura- ruloEr n7a- ia. mn
Orange Juul Farmer
-wra~f a~r rasiuuH E-uuz q sHs7
unwua-H v'nlG1 GlaGI HAM @a III
al nunll.lr mnrf %, iea s1U- EnI Ia
5fin~Hf1rt triunl0uf RI ut lG1 -
dur4 commencing 10 V-l Ia v-1L
vlprE u I ~nun. uIsv II H. lls h1tu- Eui
v--naUv lAurHb EuL llBI1 L+ w. "a 7-'
IN, r1ttlnr II ra~fz--r WI s IL
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aAs BIG A FOOL AS THOMPsONS COLT,

a.--As,annrus.as~evrssSe 7 r appPpe-s d eyer sSs,d i-'a SUI aSAya i
You see, it was like this Thompson was an early setlet, and n
and one colt, He lived on the bank Of some big straam-a.1
reckon. Well, whenever that tarnal colt Of his'n was thirsty hssI
inp down to the water and drinking, like a sensible critter would \
foo, colt do but swim to the other side, wade out shake himself n
walk down and take a drink"
Now, some folks are just like that colt, When they get bacu|
mated. they lust let it run on, until first thing they know tey N
through a long, tedious spell of sickness. A few doses Of D. Pd
Medical Discovery. taken in time, would prevent all that. Then,
eousl TO il for Bliousness, Impure Blood, Scrofula, or even Cmsvu1
is really nothing more nor less than scrofula of the Lungs nj
Medical Discovery" has cured thousands of cases of this most FATAL
But it must be taken before the disease is too far advanced in oMs
tive. Ii taken in time, and given a fair trial, 1t Will cure, or m@g
will be refunded.
For Weak Lungs, Splitting Of Blood, shortness Of Breath
Asthma, Severe Coughs and kindred affections, it is an efide. h
WORLDS DIspESsARY MEDICAL ASSOCIATION, Manuhaua
Main Street. Buffalo, N. Y.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-05-10

The Burlington Route, c, B SO R. X,
viii sell On Tuesdays, April Ed May
apth, Home Seekers Excursion tickets AZ
Ea{f Ratss 70 points in the Farming heslohs
OF the West. Northwest and southwest
Limit thirty DAYS For folder elylng ae.
tails concerning tickets, Tac1- mN0N~
t-ains, and for descriptive land iclurI ca;
on YOUR ticket agent. or address P. $
Eusrts, GEM Pass. and Ticket Agent, Chi
cage, L.
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An Enpljsbman is like a bear if any

An Enrlishman is like a bear If any
one steps on his lawn. This story IS
told Of Tennyson: Several ladies, anx-
ious 10 be seen, paid a pilgrimage to hin
county seat. Tennyson was seated on
the from, steps smoking an old pipe
when they appeared in the distance.
The old poet watched them crossing his
lawn. and his brow lowered. as this
Lord Tennyson? Well, we're so sorry
to intrude. We wish to apologize fol-
entering in this unceremonious fash
ion" Then why don't you go?' SAID
Tennyson, CURLY, surrounding himself
with a cloud o. tobacco smoke.
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4 FINE DOG TEAM.
n Covers One Hundred and Ten Miles !
TN,uty Hours.

II Covers One Hundred and Ton Miles in
Twonty Hours.
One Of the most picturesque events
which has occurred at Tower in q long
time was the unexpected and unheralded
arrival Of a magnificent dog team from
Fort st. Francis, Can. The dogs were
four in number, Of unusual size and
beauty, and harncssed and blanketed in
a fashion marvellous to behold. Their
blankets were embroid cred with minute
and varied designs In fancy colored
bead work. Thoy wore high collars, q
la Russian style, from which dangled
and tinkled little bells. Two OF the
dogs we're white, one Of a yellow tinge,
and the leader black. The %toboggan
was about ten feet long. Over its frame
was tightly stretched a tanned moose
skin, the surface of which was olab-
0ratcly decorated and painted. The
box upon the ~toboggan was somewhat
canoe shape, and the whole thing so de-
signed that II they should get into the
water in crossing a lake they could set
the dogs to swimming nand padding
along so as to escape. The trailer who
brought the team through is a quarter
breed, named Richard Lyons. His. pas
scnger wal n man named Mosher. The
occasion OF the trip, by which ITO miles
was covered in twenty hours Of actual
travel, with one nights camp in thu
bush intervening, was that Mosher hat
rcccived'w word that his brother down il
Michigan was badly hurt and %seriousl..
sick, having recently lost an arm
through an accident. The Indian salt
that the way they made such good tim
was by their taking turns at running q
q dog trot behind or before the toboggal
about every five miles, of course usinI
snow shoes. Thirty miles OF the tri
was over a smooth pathway OF froze,
lakes. The rest was through tho brus'
4. by a trail known to the Indian. -pulut
Mimi News.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-05-10

ar ,,rl.4,5raS a sasT caz - CscS
-, .6ssessJ rcraayn & ~ Ga LeS =
- 80 49, !, gl-s NsAnS& AL TAI =
80 n,ssan a0psl reneGsS Desf1sSS =
,,.t,sai T, "a nia9HeJ Nm&aa,G Z TX
wis m.nglt M Asasn1 kN&
rus rilo gsts y banned yca ads$
,ouni as nparNsG la7tzt7E A. NhS- -
mltf.f,e 3tusud DcaNtsss = aes sSs- -
an.ess no n-thilnalsQd sA1 x $3.50 -
AMI a,s ailv rsSgQcv1 2S
l0n, l~uarting vii & lcsN ~y-S
.ws -. M d sn i-e ,tssat ca13-E-
."',sa sno,lu4 Duo A 1bEGeG cal2Aa
~ no mucous s.rthsS
NaNili .tus lne Slmi~a&N cks S1y
a a fftslhess caused ~ S2-2rr1 t&'
a. Az avs 1ur,, ly AkIg aASNSSs-
LNr,a ~utt t0rc ~ierutas-~ L%H
u. ClBNss ~Gt EASAO
Naa Is -rggysgS, IL
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-05-10

There is one solace left me, at
least" remarked the old farmer. After
all my boys leave me and go up to the
city, after the pigs and cattle die, and
every thing else forsakes me, there is at
least one thing that will stick to the old
farm" "And that is-?" 1.-THE mort
gager'-Lawrence American.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-05-10

PRAY, my lord" queried a gentle
mar of a Judge, 'Awhat is the difference
between common law and equity?'
VERY little in the end,' responded his
lordship. cat common law you are more
quickly disposed of. The former is a bullet
which is instantaneonsly and charming
ly effective; the latter. an anglers hook,
which plays with the victim before it
kills him. Common law is prussic acid;
equity is ~laudanum."
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-05-10

A young man whose firm sent him
to Louisville to look after their inter-
ests after the recent cyclone there, re-
turned last week. In his expense ac'
count was an item that read like this;
Carriage, So" The young gentleman
felt embarrassed when q member of the
firm asked: "What did you do with
the carriage? Did you fetch it home
with You?"
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-05-10

This 3 often felt in every Joint and
muscle CT the body by turns, BY people
VITO, experiencing the earliest tWinges OF
rheumatism, neglect 70 arrest the malady,
a. t1eY may easily do, with Hostetter's
stomach BItters, a professionally authen-
heated remedy for the agonizIng complaint
Ea-o.ect that rheumatism unchecked often
ass = lifetime, or abruptly terminates il
when the uAlady attacks the heart. The
R.s-srs also remedies chills and fever,
dyspepsia and liver complaint.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-05-10

Auumber Of my lady customers have
tried Mothers Friend, and would not bt
without for many times its cost. They
recommend it to all who are to become
mothers. r A. PAYNE. Druggist, Green
vile. Ala. Write Bradfeld Reg. Co, Allan
q, Ga, for particulars. By all druggists.
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Alarming, but Not Dangerous

Caller turning pale)-What dreadful
noises are those, Mrs. Rambo? They
sound like explosions.
Mrs, Ramb0-I think that's whlt they
are, Mrs, baldwin, NJ. Rambo is try
ing " find out what ais the slidsnG
doors III tho back parlor' -chleaso rsib
unei
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,n,,~sflL has pr. PS-ces Goatea
MrAr5 ID ,s,,rgrv qrcveG Ia curing carVale
ns,s, .ar4rr0, brouc1A and taoS.
$3.50. al.sa Is NAH icut-ers n0w 81 !
t1f-lasn druggists u1ter 4 -esti'a s@dh
nj : 6,ugf5 rig er curing n every case Y
.iven a tar -rul, er money paid III i W. !.
~etQndcG. Consumption AWo.eA :
~robua 9t The lungs Il tassa u ume' =
- curel D. .his wcn3ert1 EeGcine-
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-05-10

-"We've got a better scheme now
than holding up a whole train" remark
ed a Western train robber to a friend.
what is it?' "We simply kidnap the
porter and hold him for ransom."-.N
Y. Sun.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-05-10
THE WHITE CAT.
Part Ho Played In q Romantic
Love Affair.

was crossing from the Law couftsn
my chambers in tne Temple Il vas The
week before long vacation, and ! M
looking forward 70 a veil earned rest
Constant attendance a. the courts had
made havoc n nay nerves and ! needed
~ replenish my oyertazed resources
was walking rapidly my hands In
my pockets, uy head bent towards the
ground, when ! suddenly became con.
scious oiahpuia ~ which had hitherto
paid no heed. At tbs same moment g
hand touched my arm, and a p~asset-bY
told me that "as my attention which
the shouts wcrn Intended % attract; and
turning ] "a" a cbaehman even hbN
{csliculhJng from bis box. WIN p
feeling 81 annoyance crossed me f'aa.
'Dd you call mef' asked, impa'
tlehhy'
y dldt SIR. Her IaIyshlp wishes ~
speak 70 ypH''
1hen was aware that a lat forefngef
was bhekoninH 10 me from the Interior
OF the b~rbuRhatn.
'Oht nay dear Mr. Oswald jones' said
her la43ahlp. lyon are oswald Jones,
~are"L5o'1 am deiIHh1eA % sec y'1i
ram ihafe1. f'A are H't l'oHIng wen,
'bme INSIDE Tor a moment "lsh "
speak 70 Y'A.
pbelIenly entered
an MI ''"a'N J"Ni5' bh" c"hlIh'
leni 'b'e Una Il ptuaily you pay i0I
success
began modestly ~ assure her lady.
ship that the prize was worth the pain
"No doubt, no dOubt-tO Al ambitiOu'
man But you should not OyefdO IL. iOt
are mover without Il headache, an
Suroi you have no appetite; In short
you're Il miserable creature.
! was beginning 70 protest, but he
ladyship cut me short.
mot q word now. ! have not llyet
Bixty years for nothing, and ! Say tina
you, u successful barrister, with a larg'
creature. Your mother was a dea
friend Of mine, and ! rcproach myscl
for having neglected my friends. No'
] feel myself bound 70 look after you
When do your holidays commence2"
"TO-morrOw Is the last day Of term.
''Then next Monday morning 80
must take yourself and baggage I
Waterloo, and come by the 1915 trai
90 Darlington. Some one shall mee
you, and you shall spend your y~acatio
with me
my dear Lady Pownceby," ! o.
claimed, appalled, at the thought
spending two months with this old lad.
81 could not .hink Of troubling you.
was thinking Of going 10 Branscoml
with a friend"
"You are not 10 90 to B~ranscombc; II
too fashionable, you would not re
there. ] will take no refusal; You mu
come. Won make you c%omfortabl
We are quiet, you know, but not du.
my niece is with me, and there are 80
oral good people In the n~oighborhoo
shail %cxneet You an Mondav mornip
don't d-,sanroiut md Nov On nom
,aLo.n IA ,n,a.a'a .d,,on .n1 h.no
Iasin =, a,nni bc,orc had 90 NO.,
~"" ~ "S
'0"''py''
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-05-10

Six medical experts examined a mar
as to his sanity, and were evenly di.
vided. After they had wrangled for a
week it was discovered that they had
examined the wrong person.
Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1890-05-10

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