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Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-02-01
NEW THIS WEEK.
SUMMONS.
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TIKI

Tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Estate Of Nevada, Lyon county.
Annie Bishop plaintif VS.. Henry Bishop de.
fendant.
Action brought in the Distric: Court OF the
State Of Nevada, Lyon County, ana the com ON
Clerk of said District Court, on the 23d day OF
January, 1890.
The state of Nevada sends greeting to Henry
Bishop, defendant. You are hereby required
the above named plaintiff in the District Court
of the State of Nevada, Lyon County, and an
swer complaint filed therein within ten days
exclusive of the day of servicel after the ser.
county, or if served out of said county, but
within the district, twenty days, in all other
cases forty days, or judgement by default will
be taken against you according to the prayer OF
said complaint.
The said action is brought to obtain a decree
dissolving the bonds of matrimony now exist
ing between said plaintiff and you said de-
PENDANT, and that the custody. control and pos,
session of the minor child, the issue of said
marriage be awarded to said plaintiff; The
grounds on which said Judgment and decree
are claimed are that you, said defendant, have
for more than two years last past Wilfu.ly de-
serted and abandoned said plaintiff, and have
during all of said time wilfnlly failed and neg
saries of life, having the ability so to do. and
which could have been done with ordinary in
dustry. All of which will more fully appear
in the complaint, e certified copy of which you
And you are hereby notified that II you fail
to answer the complaint the said plaintiff will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in
said complaint.
lsr.1 District Court of the State of Neva
d. Lyon County. this 23d day OF Jan
w WALTER J. HARRIS. Clerk.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-02-01
STATE OF NEVADA, |
COUNTY OF LYON.

STATE OF NEN AOA,
COUNTY OF LYON
I. w. J. Harris, County Clerk OF Lyon County
State Of Nevada, do hereby certify. that the
foregoing Is a full true and correct copy of the
original. which now remains of record In my
Office at Dayton in said county.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand. and ain xed the Seal of
Lyon County, this 9Th day OF JAM,
1890 W. J. HARRIS,
County Clerk.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-02-01

MARTIN IRONS, the once powerful labor
leader in Missouri, who sent word to Gener-
al Manager Hoxie that he didn't have time
to see him, is now-dirty and half-clothed-
running shabby little fruit stand in ST.
Louis. Hoxie hasn't time to inquire about
his health.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-02-01

Titles to known mines does not pass with
a patent issued under the laws regulating
the disposal Of agricultural lands.
Where mineral deposits are discovered on
agricultural lands after patent has issued
to an agricultural claimant, they pass with
the patent,
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-02-01
ANNUAL MEETING.

EUREKA-CoMo GOLD AND SILVER MIN
Ling Company. Location of principal place
Of business, stockton, California Location of
works, Como Mining District. Lyon county.
State of Nevada. The regular annual meeting
of the Stockholders of the Eureka-ComO Gold
and silver Mining Company will be held at the
office of c. HURD, 343 Center Street. Stockton,
California, on
Monday, the Third Dag OF Feb, 1890.
at o'clock P. NJ, for the purpose OF electing a
Board of Directors to serve for the ensuing
year, and the transaction of such other bust.
ness as may come before the meeting.
NJ. d. BAKER, Secretary.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-02-01

Board by the Day, Week or Month
at Popular Prices.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-02-01

and the finest mixed and fancy drinks will al
ways be forthcoming upon order. A fine club
room is at the disposal of parties who wish to
indulge in a social game of cards.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1890-02-01

Imake it a practice to keep none but first
class wet goods in stock. Drop in when on
your way to Carson or Virginia and have a
smile" V. & I. trains stop at my door
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24

The Importance of the farmer as
POLITICAL factor is becoming more
noticeable in every campaign. The
man who tl.ls the soil and furnish
es the country With is living is opt
ting a WIDE swath in politics. lie
holds prominent piace in the at
fairs of the Dakotas, Iowa, Michi-
gan and Minnesota. In the latter
State the Farmers Alliance has lust
completed its nominations. Il is in
teresting 70 note that one of the
leading candidates for the guber-
national nomination, l"ratius Don
nelly, was Acaton, and the editor of
A MINNEAPOLIS agricultural paper
chosen in his stead. Mr.. Donnel-
ly is ! ripe scholar, 4 fine lawyer.
a shrewl politician and has been a
congressman ana + hcutcnant-gov.
ernor. lie posed IS Ill inacren3-
ent ana sought the nomination
The farmers you'd not have him
because ne was not one OF them.
There seems to be a growing in
clination, where the farmers have
organized themselves Is a political
body, to draw the lines closely and
to keep all favors, at least the big
prizes, to themselves. The wisdom
or folly OF this plan practical tes;
alone can satisfactorily demonstrate.
- Chicago Post.
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24
AdministyatriL's Notice.

Notice is hereby given ,hat l"ttrrs O
administration on the estate Of 'rhuna'
e. I,ar;lo. deceased. were granted 10 III,
! undersigned by the Probate Cour. "f Do.'
lingcr county, Missouri, IN the 9th day
Of July, 1870.
All persons having claims against sal /
estate are required to exhibit them to ne
for anowanc" within one year after th"
date of said lrttrrs or they NAV hc pre-.
clut"d irnm any benefit ui sai': estate
and if such claims he not exhibited
within two years from The tilne Of the
publication of this notice thoy will be
'Urcvcr barred.
MARY G. |IAHrLE,
viO nlop Administrative
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24

The Federal Elections law
is the resort Of desperate men
who are facing the danger Of
defeat, and that very soon after
they were extraordinarily sue
cessful. 1t is true that Mr..
Harrison in his inaugural men,
toned the necessity Of compel
ling fair elections in the south.
That has been the porfunctory
duty of all Republican Presi-
dents since the war ended. There
81 no reason to believe, however,
that Mr.. Hrrison meant any
thing more than his party had
meant fora dozen years. The
leaders had a dim consciousness
That they ought to have the full
vote of the negroes, but they
must have realized the reason
why they did not receive it, and
there was never any real
thought Of again turning over
the South to force and bayonets.
Since then. however, the Repub-
fcans have been trightend. Iowa,
Ohm and Rhode Islani went
De@ocstic, and the,s were enor-
nous Democratic gains in the
municipal elections in other
States, especially in Wisconsin
ard Indiana. 1t was in this
fright that the Election Bill was
engendered. 1t is intended to
give to Quay, dudley, Swane,
Mizell and their kind a statutory
p1OseCtion for stealing a sntll.
cieBt number of Southern dis
tIicts to make up for Northern
districts that tho party is sure
10 lose. 1t Is probable, however,
especially II the Election Bill
passes, that the Democratic
pace in the North viii DE too
fast fcr even the most nimblc
Republican coryuplionis, --Ex
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24
Albert o. Allen,
Hte ephen Chapman,
AC Sherwood.

The funeral services will he held
from the Methodist Church. Snuth,
at I j. III. tu-nurInw. Business
will hc suspended, ana :i.c whole
people viii unite IN pa, in" lhc'r
last respects Ia the ncm"ry of Mr..
Walker.
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24
1t is Il Northern .a1asNrC

II the Southern Republicans
were Clamoring for the Federal
election law the party would
have some excuse for putting
it through. That the Northern
Republicans should pass it os-
tensibly to protect their parti-
sans in the South while those
partisans We're hotly protecting
against it as wholly Nnnecessa-
ry and certain in lis effects to
injure them exposes the fraud
ulent ohayactev oi tie whole
proceedings. Here is the Val
ley Tifginian, Stanton, much
the ablest Rsrnh|,ran paper in
the State. tttitttl by "N-r"rle-
sentative toat, which slong
ly opposes the Davenport
Rewel. Lodge bill, basing its op-
position upon the ground that
it cannot benefit the party. and
will certainly lead to blood
shed and riot,in which The color
ed people will be the chief suffer
ers. Even should the bill fail
to pass the Senate, the issue in
the coming campaign is sure TO
be made on that measure. Tariff
and all other questions are
sure to be overshallowed by the
far more important one Of the
attempt Of the Republican Lead
ers to place in the LANDS OF the
Federal judiciary the question
of determining who may or who
may not be the peoples repre-
sentative in the popular branch
of the national legislature. Re
public.
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24
FINAL SETTLEMENT

NOTICE is NcFeby given to at
persons interested IN the estate Of John II
Twclfman, deceased, that the undersigned
administrator intends TO make final setlemen
Of said estate at the next term of Probate
court, in and for the county Of Bolnger and
state Of Missouri to be pegun and holden in
the court house in said county ON the second
Monday in August, 1890.
HENRY !. VANDEVIN,
100 Admnistrator
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24
FINAL SETTLEMENT.

NoTICE is hereby given to al
persons Interested in the estate of Ehhabc 4
Vandoser, deceased, that the unders,pu.
ed administrator intends to make final settle.
mcnt OF said estate at the mex, term of Pro.
bate court, in and for the county Of Bolingc,
and state OF Missouri to he begun and hol.
den in the court house IN said county on The
second Monday in August, 1890
Il. b. DRUM,
1910 Administrator
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

a DNl M IL IL Ch > NA LIZ.
Notice is hereby given that pursuant TO.
and by virtue Of an order Of sale for the pay
ment of debts made by the Probate Court of
the county Of Bollinger Of the state of Mis-
souri, at The May term, 1890, I, Jacob
Welkcr, administrator in the estate of Leonard
Welker, teoca scd, will on ,he
Twelfth day of August, 1890.
A. the west front door OF the courthouse of
the county Of Bolhnser. state aforesaid and
during the session OF the Probate Court of
said county, between the hours Of ten O'Clock
in The forenoon and five O'Clock in TIT after
noon of that day, expose topublic vendne or
"utc'y, to the highest bidder, the following
described real estate, or 50 much thereof as
will he sufficient to satisfy said debt due and
oNing hy said estate, to-wit
All of the southeast qualtcr and part Of
toe southeast quarter Of the northeast quar-
tcr Of section thiy-two (52} and the sou,A-
west 1u"rtc! OF the northwest quarter Of
section 'hirty-tnee (SsN in township ihigty-
two ('2) range ten (lo( cas-, containing two
hundred and twenty cisct acres (22Sj more
or less.
TfRNs or sAlF--CaSh TO be paid down
JACOB WEI.kER,
LOG Admin n,trator
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24
FINAL SETTLEMENT,
NOTICE is hereby riveL to all

1VI7 ID '0fNOJ St7HH 70 HTI
persons interested in the estate OF parce Nj.
Hampton, deceased, that the undersigned ad.
minstrapr intends to make final settlement
of said estate at the next term of Probate
court, in all Tor the county Of Bollinger and
state Of Missouri 10 be begun and holden in
the court house in said county on the second
Monday in August, 1890
HEZIk[AV ESTS,
1916 Administrator.
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24
'.ssR! ssE.lEb STATESMAN.
lr""e,ai A&y prra>ioRa OG Regret
;r,tcss 1'13ar, Cpt%a a.i:azG
SNN,s.ec'M NNiAnfss.

DHvrna, Mo, July 20.~-The
gloom that fell upon Dexter ycster-
day h.lngs none the less heavily TO-
day, in TACT, it becomes deeper as
the people more fully realize the
great loss they have sustained by
the death of Hon. James p. Walker
The remains were taken II charge
ny the undertaken yesterday shortly
2tt>r .teatY occurred and rmbalmc1,
ar4 the body al this time is in 4
goo. state Of preservation and has
been viewed to-day by many sorrow
ing friends, Hhc following, mes
5, -c@ OF Gonlp'vnrp have been 70.
nryrd to-day:
WAsnlNGroN, d. G., July b.
, To Chas. e. Stokes: Telegram re-
cuivcd too late to select committee
and reach Dexter IN time for funer.
! 81 We ore III sad hocanac orr poor
, uajj:rrS ,,,it,en death, and extend
! profound sympathy 70 Ills bcreaycd
%lNol. a. NJ. DoCKERl.
l4,.HLEsroN, Mo-, July l9.-To
rAaS E. Stokes: Extend to Mrs.
J. J.. Walker the sympathles of the
ci,i&eis of Charleston, who recog-
: : 'aa 81 the death of her distinguish.
vo husband the loss of a progress
! I'VE md rising citizen and worthy
, man, 5. &. TErwILER.
PIEDMnNr, No, July 2O.-To
Chay, Y. Stokes; Ny heartfelt sym
patAF 20 Congressman Walkers
wife il hrr L"ur Of bereavement.
Myself auN Or. Petit will attend
the funeral. b. J. ALLEN.
NoTlAR l.Hrr, Mo, July l9.-To
Chas, =. Stokes; W. Arc all horri,
lied and sad.:vned at the terrible
ncws, Mr. Walker will be mourned
as good man and honest legisla.
tor. GEORGE II. CRUMB.
New MADRID, Mo-, July l9.-Mrs.
J. l. Walker: We tender you our
heartfelt sympathy in the loss Of 80
amiable, exemplary and distinguish
Ell q man as your distinguished huS-
band. DR., w. O'BANSAS,
l.. A. Lewis,
DR.. J. J. WILLIAMS.
MAIDEN, Mo, July 2o,--To Mrs,
Jas, ?. Walker: We have just learn
ed with protoUndrcyret OF the death
Of your beloved husband. Please
accept our humble and heartfelt
sympathy III your bereavement.
+. A. MAYS,
JEyF DAVIS,
RoBr. MOORE.
WEST PLAINS, Mo, July 2o.-'ro
Mrs. James p. Walker: Just heard
Of the death of your beloved hus-
band and my valued friend. Accept
my conscience. May God comfort
and bless you in your sad bereave-
men.. j. IL. WlLIINGHAM.
DoNIrnAy, Mo, July 2o,-To
Mrs. James y, Walker: desire to
express to YOU my heartfelt regrets
at the great loss sustained by the
death Of your husband and for the
loss OF a true Democratic represen-
tative Of the Fourteenth Congress
sional District. HERMAN BoRTn.
Chairman Democratic Central Com
mittee.
MILL SPRINGS, Mo-, July 2o.-To
Mrs. J. p. Walker: Please permit
us to share your bereavement in the
loss of your kind husband and our
true statesman and friend, whose
marvellous record will live after we
are gone,
w. A, Evans,
s. j. Z. Jones,
Chas. Rhodes,
Geo. Wheeler,
w A, Russell,
Ihos. Mansfield.
Jefferson City, NO., July 2o.--
10 Mr,. Jas. J.. Walker IL is with
profound sorrow that ! have read OF
Tho death of your husband and my
friend, Hon. JAS. y, Walker, coming
.ut ,,,yn,nu this nnununc.uuui
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24
Administrators Notice.

Notice is hereby given that
letter OF administration On the estate of
James G. WoodIin, deceased, were gra.t.
oil to the undersigned by tho Probat,
Court Of Bollinger county, Missouri, on
the llth day Of July, 1870.
All persons having claims against said
estate are required to exhibit tho sam. TO
the undersigned Tor allowance within
"nc war iIcM the dat Of said letters ar
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24

pcr>-r..,t -. a. ...3 "a ~ u ii.-....
dca,, .t-.'l .,aR'. 81 a'' .s.
to J'.:' ak, ',.G Ia s,an"w ,"r oar
comm"n ln.s. ior lose 4 kind and
devoted husband, | a valued friend,
and nn- common country i r!e't and
truSte,. gnt5li- servant.
.iamc> u So,.;ert.
We, is personal friends OF Hon.
James p. Walker, join Sir. Seibcr,
in the above expressions OF cond' :
lence.
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24
Ur;rr Of Publication.
state ui Missouri, County oI
Bcllinger, 81:

~ iii'~' - p''
IL the Circuit Corlt vt a.o. u.aid coun-
y. : ,''cMl"r term !'G0.
GiNi, action for divorce,
Carrie Hale, against Gro,!,e IIale
At this day comes the rlant,N herein
hS u". ,I>,ninny, before the undersigned
"!n"N ~ raid court in vacation, and files
H., position ard affidavit stating among
| "th,a ,i!ua. th,,t the ahu1y named A.ron-
! 'aH' IS {" rs, abSentcd .!nsnt nr all
>,ri.'"d zoe, i,iS usual ahr.l" in this
ita'" ..o tia' tho ordinary process; of law
canno, lr served upon tim.
Wh"icupon it is orderet by the Clerk
that sad Defendant be notified 3y publ
cation 'h't plaintiff has c"mrenccd q
suit against hin, IN this court the object
and general nature Of which is to obtain
Il div"rrc from defendant npon the
srounu tia, he offered plaintiff gncA cruel
trcatlt at as ~ render her lite intolcra-
bic and thai unless ,l,c sai! Gcorga Hale,
Ice ava apprarat this Cout at the next
tori Thereof, to be begun and holden 1T
tnoCourt ,,rdse IN the town of Ma 10
Hill, IA said county. on the 2ud Monday
Of September 1890 ncx', and. on or before
the 9Th day ol sad term, answer or plcad
TO thp peuim in sad cause, the same will
be tak"h as confessed. and Judgment will
h' r,odo,rd accordingly. Aud IL Is iu:-
the, ursCcd that u copy hereof be pub.
lisb"'i o"ccr'ilns 10 law in the Marble
Hill ltcss.
state oi Missouri, County Of Bollinyov,
IS.
!, WrA v Mpwau Cluk ur the Cir
cur Court ot Nol.wgr aoun,y aforesaid,
hrrbv r~lN ,ml ~, nhoyo s true
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24

DEXTER, Mo, July '",--lior.
James I. Walker, m"mh"' Of Con
grcss from this district, died here
1T ? o'clock this attemH.0. this
announcement vil! ho rs clap Of
thunder in 4 Gear Ky i, fls w,2'
friends throughout tha .l;atrio; and
State, and IL was not mach ls.S Il
shock to the citizens Ct Dexter, aN
1t VAS thought, until this morning,
that he might recover. Hvr that
reason the newspapers We" not IN
formed OF hia illness, - !. w@s
thought best not % Great" Any mn
easincss among h.> iris i:'iS IL tt'
counties which had not y>t na, .on-
ycntion>.
M Walkers phy":lt:. m.2maao
the family early this u.#a.rg tia.
lie could not recover, and ,, .rcW
worse tntil . o'ciprk tni, afternoon,
when he quietly passed Away. The
immediate cause of his death was
congestion OF the brain, and was the
result of over.work during the ex-
cessiye hot weather of the past few
weeks. He had been continually
'on the 90" for several week.. 10.
IN" direct to SE:asbiur;or from Rir-
ley County after tho convention
there, he rcmni,yd ,nt!, after tle
vote on the E, Icral election Li!l.
lie left Washington on the evening
Of the 10Th in,'. AID ,o.choI .aeYn
Saturday !noraing 'a'lovl.a. 4,
attended t." county coY-tn-1a., IT
Bloomfield that aay. and that nivh.
| went to Waync County and Spent
the following week i. :,":rror.
| ',n arrived L"r. a,-.. ..s
from I;ollnryr. j,.'' ..,j,irr.
ably worried, nnt G ra,, Mon.
day for New Maa,i3 ,;.s pcmiscu,
counties. lie cot a. fnr a, Now
Madrid, but was couYllIeI 10 r..
turn home. arrivina here Thursday
| morning. lie was taken down ryy.
er to oct up again.
The people of Dexter feel tia,
thev have sustained :: great mis-.
| fortune. and tho doc, fl.2. eorr,v, r,,,
| be seen on every ,ugutcM&nac.
Hon. Jas. j.. tya;,.4" u3. , ;,.
| tive of Tennessee. !l.c,.,a. Ms.
sour in 1861, AID -o this place in
1874, and was IL lis rry,,eih wear
The funeral will ta,.o place Monday
next at p. m.
THE NEWS AT wAsrIx,.yoy
The members Of the Missouri del.
cpation now at thr c,u;tal worn
startled tonight hv the news An.
nounciug the death OF Courro,sman
Walker at Dexter. A telegraph
message wa, received by Congress,
man Dockcrv FROM Editor Stokes Of
,:, =, ~, ~ ;, '
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24

hNNAilI' WINTER,
naS!Ea. boon and shoe Maker, Marble
,ini' mo ! am now plcparcd to do al
SINUS SINUS o' N''' Ii ny lins, ol the latest styles
.nu o''' v. Ihm'wuln, Al work g,,nian.
'eeV wv ..'d icNi den are cnv,cstlv
"l's'l Z. " rup IN Rock House.
W. " EOBEkr WINTER
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24

Jefferson Guy, Mo-, July 20.--
10 Mro. Jas. J.. Walker. IL i, with
profound sorrow that ! have read Of
'hc death OF your husband and my
friend, Hon. JAS. p, Walker, coming
without warning, ,his,announccmcn'
is doub'ly painful to myself IN
III. lla I. Walker way my s,rony
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24
state u, Missouri, County Of Boll,ngor,

l. Wr v Moran Cllk ur the Cir
cur Court o' Gnlwgm county aforesaid,
hnrbv rwuN ,'ml l'r nhoyo is D., true
oor' 4 ,l,o .ligapl g'do' o' ''ph'l,aiinu
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24

The death os Congressman James
P. Walker puts a new phase upon
what was becoming a very spirited
fight for the nomination in the
Fourteenth Missouri District. The
nominating convention will be held
in Poplar Bluff on Tuesday Of next
week. Owing to the keen rivalry
that had sprung up between Mr.
Walker and Mr.. Wear, there may
be new canaidatein the field bid.
ding tor the Walker delegates al.
ready chosen, but whoevcr Njr
Walkers successor may be, he cao.
no. we'll b" more faithful to hia cor.
stituents than Mr.. Wake, was.
After representing Lho dis.r',; with
fidelity during one u,' .orm and
the greater part ~ ro.'aw, nc was
a, 'Ag last a mart '0 .s'N Il,
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24

m lie ra..e u, ra,n nan.t,i. as he same
,I,.ra,> i. n, ,lii'r. hl'''''~> ~, '.a'''
! a, [ Irrt ari the seal ui sai'i oEri ipna'-
Marble Hill press., 1890-07-24

immediate cause of his death was
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-24
THE STATE PRESS

Srok1ns Fails Spokx<ssss II tranSpdFes shes
she vsxss Al NAsor. sssss senascr. Rinehsrs 81
seafxse. sazx seek uax noe promreed scselT b >
desire i, ses this eastern s<esioa ~ nc state Of
washingsou. He has hee-a poissfeaI oee--in
his bcuaes. and X has : coneresssnna1 buzz he
II sas;. good nafured old gen sfEnsn. - honest
- the dsy . LOG xud egn beIssver il seaffle.
. fscs thai his prsssns amhitson evincea
oiynpaa 7Fssrx<. Denocrazse newspaper 10
70 Be established ct Mensesann Oar friends.
the ene1y. are setting IN their WORK - educate
fhe people mp 10 free trade III over The ststs.
The Crnrs< az OTssnR has been p1reAased By
ssoneeEsnx in Washington in the future The
Democrats see shis and are preparing Sss IL
Frank r Baum has established the Sas ysas
Graphic .. Fridsy Hsrbof. IN the garden spot
OF Western Washington" and win pso5abIy
make the paper = success although. - Nr.
Baum says. the farmers are experiencing hard
timss owing to troyes Of deer entering The
fields and destroying crops and fruit sEsex
Walla walls Journal: The number Of convicts
in The wasia wsila peniteutiary has doubled in
the last two years. AZ The first OF this month
there were ZIG: first OF the same month TWO
years ago. there were so& Who say. write
ups" and immigration pamphlets don't payf
Olympia Trs5an>: A friend wanted Us to call
the Tribsae the Olympia Oset. because it vas
alssteratlve. We told him that while owls gen
orally locked wise shey dldn't amount to much
in the daytime. ard we did not propose to pub
Iish sleepy Newspaper.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-05-24
FAT MEMS COLUMN.

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Attractive 10 that woman. did yous" s.ies. l
did. when she came into the parlor / rose and
said that had this book, but saw that she did
not need anything 20 tell her how to make home
attractive and begged her pardon for coming.
and started 10 leave. She bought two copies. ~
Neu FORK Saa-
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pose win take those kisses you promised me
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course you dad. darling-great Scott. Pve got
you mixed up with my other sirL-Tsrre Hazfe
Express.
smith, notice that Robinson had IN article
in the paper this morning. Jones-Indeed. !
didn't see II. What was it, Smith-IIis spring
ovcrcoat- He was taking il to the tailor 20 be
pressed and cleaned Burlington Free Press.
Mira Fsnele-What IL Mrs.. Gxdabout's reputa-
ton rs 8 charitable woman based upon. From
Behind the Newspaper-Up0n her willingness
to attend TO other peoples business without
charge. Bosioniaa.
Bilious--I sleep in feathers, but believe its
unhealthy. Tu.lnutf-Whst's that? Look Of
the spring chicken; see how tough he is.-Bos-
toa Herald.
.How's Jones doing now?' .Oh. he's buckled
down 20 hard work" Takes . pretty strong
buckle to hold him. doesn't II ~ Czatter.