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The Sunday morning news., 1891-05-24
WHEELMEN OF THE j. c. A. c.
They VIII Attend the Championship
Race at MilIburn.

They VIII Attend the Championship
Race at Millburn.
The wheeling division Of the Jersey
City Athletic Club met last evening and
completed arrangements to attend the
twenty five mile bicycle race for the
championship OF America, to be held at
Milburn, n. j., OH Decoration Day
About fifty of the mem bers of the club
outside the wheeling division will go on t
on tally-ho coach. while the mem bers
OF the division will run out on their
wheels
Ex-Champion Charles E. Kruge has
been entered by the club and viii wear
the club colors. MIR. Kruge is in fine
orm and the club boys feel positive that
h will carry their colors to the front at
the flush.
ARRANGEMENTS were also made to have
twenty five members of the division, af-
ter Witnessing the race, run to Elizabeth
and attend the meeting of the League of
American Wheelmen.
Four propositions were entered for
mem bership and win be acted upon at
the next meeting Of the division. The
division is in a fiourishing condition and
already has membership of thirty.
The organization Of the division
hds aroused unusual interest in the sport
and the prospects are that the division
will number fifty in a short time
The Sunday morning news., 1891-05-24
Veterans viii unite with them on both

Veterans will unite with them on both
occasions.
next Saturday, in which the Uniformed
Rank or the Knights of Pythias and Odd
Fellows will Join. In the evening the
post will hold Memorial services at the
County Court House.
The Legion will attend services at the
Park Reformed Church next Sunday
night
The Legion has mustered in sixty-six
and has thirteen applications This
is excellent work as it is only six months
The Sunday morning news., 1891-05-24
HELLGATB A HUMMER.
He Won the First Event at Gravesend
With Forty to One Against Him.

He Won the First Event at Gravesend
with Forty to One Against Him.
Eight thousand spectators saw the
races at Gravesend yesterday. The re-
Suits
First race. six furlongs, Hellgate, 1;
Spinalong, 2; Patrimony. colt. 5. Time,
| 1.6. Mccormick, Coxswain, Lady Long
fellow, colt, Vernon and Ermintrude.
colt also ran Betting, Heligate, 40 to |
straight; 10 to l place. Spinalong, to 5.
Second race, mile and a furloug:-Eon,
| |; Banquet, 2; Text. 3. Time 1855 Ia.
| Ilavinia Belle also ran. Betting, Eon,
even straight; no place betting; Banquet;
no place betting.
Third Race One mile Pessara l; Pick
nicker, 2; Portchester, 5. Time, I43,
Lizzie, DR.. Hashruck, Bermuda, Wood
cutter, Mr.. Sass and Rey del Rey also
ran. Betting--Passara, TO straight, 5
to place; Picknicker, 9 TO place.
| Fourth Race-Five and half furlongs--
ST. Florian. |; Nomad. 2; Victory, 3.
| Time, /. 09A His Highness, Rex, Happy
| John, Mount Vernon, Fred Lee, Altman,
Blizzard and Maria colt also ran. Bet
| ting-St Florian, 9 to 5 straight, to 2
| place; Nomad 4 to / place.
| Fifth race-kingfton, l; King Thomas,
2. No others ran. Time, 211N.
/ Sixth race, one mile and a sixteenth
Admiral |; Pearlset, 2; Kingsbridge, g..
| Time, 1.51M. Kern, Ramider, b. b. Mil
| lion, Vivid, Costa Rica, Salute, Gypsy
! Queen and Woodburn also ran. Betting,
Admiral, 8 to straight, to 5 place;
Pearlser, 6 to piece.
Seventh race-six furlongs- Merry
Monarch, i; Airplant 2; King Mac, s.
| Time, 1864 Bitten, Detroit, Nellie
James, Gambler and Piccadilly also ran.
| Betting Merry Monarch, 8 to /, straight
even on place; Airplanr 3 to /, place.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-05-24
RATLROADS.


WEST SHORE RAILROAD--N. Y. c.. & H. r. r..
" X. Co.. lessee Treins leave West Forty
second strest station, New York. MS follows. and
twenty minut earlier the foot Of Jay street
New YORK. Hamilton. London, Letroit and chi.
-5.l5 sS5 D. M; Toronto. tpi5 M. ~ IS. IS IS
sIon Bridge, Niagara Falls. $50, 30 IL a. M F5.i5
S.l5 y. M; and alLS1 for Utica only. kingston
$3.50. l3 s0 Is aiisO a M $40 s5 Is and x is B.
m; Catskill and Albany $50 s1.i5 tlQ.l5 all 50 a.
Cornwall, Newburg. $50 *lls. a.25 tlO5. *ioaA
p M; Montreal and canada Eest, 715 a
s5,ls .. m. Elegant sleeping cars for Buffalo
Niagara Falls. Detroit, Chicago and st Louis
On al through trains, 9. s.-leaye BrookIyn
CITY r. X. r. station Rl1-29 M; siS3 p. m.
snally tpaily except Salprday All other trains
daily except sunday. For tickets. time table. par
ior aud sleeping car Accommodations or informs,
si2 ARsIy M ii,sss f9 81 ~asnng2n
Of atol street.; New YORK eity, Nos. ssi, ses sss
95z rroaq way No i4S bowely. No. ~ Park place.
No. 50 West 125th street. and West shore station,
52os ef xrsS Mssf ssfsst sn foet e 5sy
een<er Agent No 5yanaoroiit avenue, New York
The Sunday morning news., 1891-05-24
winner of tha nj. a. O. Games.

Winners at the Manhattan A. C.'s
games yesterdays mile walk, E. Lange;
ambrecht; mile run. e. Hiertsberg; 440
yards. novice, w. NJ CLARK; half mile
run, l. b. Crane; 100 yards hurdle, e. f.
Barnes; high jump, E. Edwards; 440
yards, G. McCampheil
The Sunday morning news., 1891-05-24

The young ladies' have summoned up
their courage at last, and no longer hold
the fence up, but take an active part in
the play.
Some Of the players have become 50 en-
The Sunday morning news., 1891-05-24

UlRlJ 6}gs1J
u. S. Dental
Association
5. ". Corner Montgomery and Warren Sts
Hereafter our Jersey Cisy pranoh viii be kept
OPEN UNTIL 8 ?. M,

The flowers that bloom in the Spring,
Tra-la-la,
Have something to do with the case
Spring is here. and no doubt many of
you have promised yourselves new Teeth
as soon as the weather was warm enough
to part safely with TIE old ones.
We do not think there is any question
as to our office being Headquarters In Jer-
sey City for pure. fresh Gas, as 1t has been
for the past twenty years.
We have the largest business, the great
est experience and the most complete
apparatus for manufacturing our own
GAS, pure and fresh. of any dental con-
Germ i'll the State. Try no experiments,
but come to headquarters.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-05-24
Diamond CLIPS.

New York won at Cincinnati yesterday.
The score was New York, z; Cincinnati. 2.
Yale defeated Princeton at New Haven.
The score was Yale. 4, Princeton, I. Yale
made all its runs ia the eighth inning on
errors.
The j. j. Kinkaid Baseball Club will
have stag party on Sunday next. June
7, to Seacaucus, N. j., where they will
meet and cross bats with the X NJ.
Cathoiic Association OF Bergen Point. A
good game is expected
The Sunday morning news., 1891-05-24

: Edward johnson, twelve years old, OF
no. 2S515 Seventh street, and Walter
Blake, eleven years old, of No. 3l6 Eighth
street, were arrested in the Boston Cloth-
ing house last night for taking pocket
book from the case.
Each accused the other and johnson
said he was sent to buy q tie. He an
peared quite innocent. Both were locked
up.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-05-24

Conductor John Dodwen, OF the New
ARK branch Of the Central, was seen on
Thursday evening with fresh and fraq-
rant carnation in the lapel of his coat and
ne wore 1t all the evening. There is some
tnihg attractive about bright red flower
on handsome mans plue uniform
which he has heretofore failed to appre'
ciate.
The Sunday morning news., 1891-05-24
s. UlF III ER RESORTS

is now ready for free distribution, and co
to the following offlces:
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
Frank Leslie's Popular Monthly for Oc-
tober.

Rome, the Eternal City, which in
these progressive times is rapidly out
growing the picturesqueness that for
merly endeared it 20 travellers, is SYM
pathetically described and admirably
illustrated, in its modern aspects, in an
article entitled "Roma-AmoI," oy
Henry Tyrrcll, opening the October
number of Frank Leslie's Popular
Monthly. "a Terrible Case," the new
serial story by that favorite novelist,
Eta w. Pierce, begins propitiously.
The Marquise Lama writes charningly
of tie historic Island of Mackinac; Isa-
bel McDougall, upon "Artists' Models";;
and George C. Hurlbut describes an
exciting subterranean erjourney, in
the marvellous abyss Of the Padirac, in
France. Other interesting illustrated
articles in this number are: "a Lady's
Ride up the Bolan Pass" by Mrs.
David Ker; "Decisive Battles as Fac
tors Of Progress" by w. /. Culver; an
Egyptian sketch, by Col. J. F. Mil
liken; Lawrence Alma Tadema, r.
Az: "Recollections of James Russell
Lowell";; and 1.-The Ivory Gates" (Hu-
man Teeth, by Charles Lotin Hildreth.
There are short stories by Lucy Hooper,
DR.. Parsons, and others, and number
of fine-art plates.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
Alliancenen Opposed to the Sub-Treasury.

At a recent meeting of Merriwether
Alliance, in Edgefield County, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted
lst. We owe our first allegiance to
the Democratic or white mans party
of South Carolina.
I'd. That we condemn Government
control or ownership of railroads.
4th. That we condemn the Third
party movement, because we believe
all these measures to be unw'ise, un-
democratic, anC tend to divide the
white people and Democratic party
5th. 1t smacks of socialism and is
downright paternalism; we opposed
the Haskell movement last year be-
cause it appealed to the negro and
alien, and perforce we must oppose
these new ideas.
9Th. That this being Governor Till
mans own township, We, the Merri-
wethcr Alliance, wish to emphasize
our continued confidence iG his ability,
integrity and democracy.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
Hannah.
There was a young woman named
Hannah,
Who put on great many airs.
She stepped on peel Of banana.
And now she's laid up for repairs.

O! woman, lovely woman, why will
you suffer so,
Why bear such pain and anguish, and
agony Of woe?
Why don't you seek the remedy-the
one that's all the go?
"All the co." because it makes the
pains go. AS an invigorating, restora-'
tive tonic, soothing cordial and brac-
ing nervine, for debilitated and feeble
women generally, DR.. Pierce's Favo-
rite Prescription has 10 equal. 1t i'm
proves digestion, invigorates the sys-
tenn, enriches the blood, dispeI aches
and pains, produces refreshing sleep,
dispels melancholy and nervousness,
and builds up both the flesh and
strength of those reduced below a
healthy standard. Don't be put Of
with some worthless compound, easily,
but dishonesty, recommended to be
''just as good" that the dealer may
make more profit. "Favorite Prescrip-
ton" is incompatible.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
Things Worth Remembering. d.
From Music and Drama.
r. iS x1yoII fo raYpoyrlar

From Music and Drama.]
1t is we'll to remember
That every promise is debt.
That the average man about town is
huge bore.
That it's no disgrace to be poor, but
mighty inconvenient.
That children hear more than grown
folks give them credit for.
That the man who smokes cigarettes
is not necessarily brainless.
That the poetry of girls feet usu-
ally do not mate with the prosaic hoofs
of her father.
That the girl of the period knows
more than her grandmother--for her
grandmother--is dead.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
WHERE THE WEALTH LIES.
Of Financial Institutions In New
York City and State.

The Financier has prepared a table
showing the tremendous amount OF
wealth gathered into the leading bank
ing institutions Of the empire State. 1t
has made q list of all financial institu-
tions whether, national, State or banks
of savings or trust companies, holding
a million or upward Of deposits. There
are 193 institutions of the list. Of this
number the city of New York has l03.
The remaining so are distributed as
follows:
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
FROM THE WAGON 70 TIE PULPIT
Sam Jones Became an Evangelist Because
OF and Old Gray Mare.
lAtlanta constitutional

Before Sam Jones went TO preaching
be ran public dray in Gainesville, his
native town. He was familiar figure
around the depot, and he at that time
hauled all the drummers trunks from
the depot to the hotel. Many veteran
drummers yet remember Sam as a.
drayman. His outfit was small ricke.
ty, rafting, ramshackling wagon and
an old sorrel horse, that was old and
experienced enough to have come down
from the revolutionary war. This horse
was character in his way, and some
people say he was the cause of Sans
reformation, He was as humble q
horse as one would wish to see. He
submitted to all Sans cuffs and rebuffs
without any protest other than mildly
backing his flea bitten ears. He bad an
air Of one who was always deeply en-
gagged in thoughts and looked upon the
frivolities of this life with supreme dis
dain. And then Sans horse was ex-
tremely unsociable in]!is temperament.
He never CARED to Nuke any new ac-
quaintannces, and seemed desirous Of
treading the wine press of sorrow alone.
For many days he went on in the same
quiet way, drawing Sans rickety old
dray with the sublimest fortitude. It
YVES never necessary for Sam to tie him
when he left him, for he lad such
insurmountable constitutional objec-
tons to locomotion there was little
danger Of him taking his departure.
SO Sam thought, and so it went for
many, many days.
Il
But things do not always remain the
same, alas!
One Gay Sans horse was seen, to the
most extreme surprise of the Cartersvil-
lians tearing down Main street followed
by the dray which was rolling about
from one side to the other. Down the
street be went like mad, and seems
wonderful to those who knew him
Intimately that he could acquire such
speed. Sam, who had left him fer some
purpose, stood watching his mad career
eagerly.
"He's decided to emigrate,n Sam re-
marked, as the horse continued his
wild hight.
Presently the horse swerved to the
right and the wagon struck ag&insta a
tree and with crash and came to a
standstill.
The spectators all went down TO sur
vey the wreck. 1t was complete one,
indeed. Sam stood and looked aIj it si-
lently for some moments in deep refec-l
ton. There was a patEos Il his voice
when he finally turned around and
said:
II guess I'll have to find some otter
way to make a living.",
In few weeks Sam lef. Gainesville
and went down near Columbus.
"The next I heard or saw of Sam,"
said the gentleman who told me the
story, she came back to Gainesville
and preached a sermon. went out to
hear him, and I never saw such a
complete change in man."
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
Neighbor, see you not the signal

Neighbor, seq you not the signal
In that loved ones cheek?
Heed you not that constant hacking,
While the form grows weak?
O, delay not, or this dear one
Soon deaths own will be,
You can save her by the use of
Pierce's G.. VI. d.
In other words, get the "Golden
Medical Discovery" and rescue this
member of your family from consump-
ton, which threatens her. 1t has
saved thousands. According to the
doctors it has wrought miracles, for
it has cured those whom they pro-
nounced incurable, except by MIRACLE.
1t is a truly wonderful remedy. For
all bronchial, throat and lung diseases,
weak lungs, splitting Of blood and kin
dred ailments, it is sovereign reme-
DIV.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24
How Fast Flies Go.
[ From the INDIANAPOLIS News. !

From the Indianapolis News
1t has been ascertained by careful
observer that a swarm of flies cannot
travel at any greater pace than eleven
miles an hour. So much the better for
cyclist, who has only to put on squirt
to get at any time clear away from this
irtolerable pest Of the highways in
warm weather.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24

Rheumatism is caused by a poison
Gus acid in the blood and yields to
Ayers Pills. Many cases which
seemed chronic and hopeless, have been
completely cured by this medicine. 1t
will cost but little to try what effect
the Pill may have in your case. We
predict success.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24

In this country gentlemen are at per
feet liberty to bow first to their lady
friends il they choose. Gentlemen
should always lift their hats to ladies
whom they know and to those whom
they do not know when accompanied
by common friends.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24

Boils, pinnples, and skin diseases OF
all kinds speedily disappear when the
blood is purified by the use of Ayers
Sarsapari,la. 1t mas no equal as tonic
Alternative, the result being immediate
and satisfactory. Ask your druggist
for it, and take no other.
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-09-24

Fifty-four of the 1913 on the list are
savings banks, and the entire list OF
these leading official banking institu-
tons carry over 81, 400, 100000.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-04-08

81 Peter-fyhetcr: Martin Petersons
Scandlan Grove fader, Pehr Olson, har
atlidis den langt framskrdna aldern af
30 ar.-J. S. Anderson fran St. Peter har
blifvit anstald fasom posttjensteman a
1ernvagen mellan Winona och Tracy.
Svdfcor naellau tifVct och galyen.
Den for mord lifdomde Clifton Holden,
hvilken den dennes skulle Redwood
Falls undergo d0dsstraffet, blef af guver-
noren beviljad en- f5rlangd lifstid pa 80
dagar. Det pastas nemligen att nya be-
Wis for mannens frikannande kommit i
dagen. Malet har f6rut varit f6remal for
de h6gsta domstolarnes ompr6fning.
Redwood Falls sages invanarns vara boz
ia for att klandrs guvern0rens landings
satt.
DE nyG kongressiOneJa djstriI;-
ten. Sedan nu Minnesota berattigats till
sju congressman blef det nodigt att legis-
laturen foretog ny uppdelning af staten
och ar denna enligt af Senaten antaget
f6rslag som f0ljer: f0rsta distrlktet utg6-
res af Houson, Fillmore, Mower, Free.
born, Waseca, Steele, Dodge, Olmsted,
Winona och Wabasha counties; andra di.
striktet: Faribault, Martin, jackson, Noble,
Rock, Pipestone, Murray, Wattonwan,
Blue Earth, Nicollet, Brown, Redwood,
Lyon, Lincoln, Yellow Medicine, Lac qui
Parle, Chippewa och Cottonwood: tredie
distriktet: Goodhue, Dakota, Rice, Scott,
LIE Sueur, Sibley Carver, Mcleod, Rem
vile och Meeker; fjerde dlstr.: Ramsey.
Washington, Chisago, Isanti och Kanabec;
femte distr.: Hennepin county; sjette di-
striktet: Cook, Lake, St. Louis, Itasca,
Carlton, Aitkin, Crow Wing, Pine, Mile
Laos, Anoka, Sherburne, Wright, Wade
ma, Hubbard, Beltrami, Stearns, Benton,
Morrison, Case och Todd; sjunds distr.:
kittsoD, Marshall, Polk, Norman, Clay.
Wikin, Traverse, Big Stone, Swift, Kan.
diyohi, Stevens, Pope Douglas, Grant
Otter Tail och Becker.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-04-08

Litter stOrt. Staten Mexico sages
ANNA auordns en- afdelning pa verldsut-
stallningen SOM skali 0tverga ALA andra
lander, dock blygsamt nog med undantag
af F5renta Staternas utstallning. Det
maste vara markvardiga saker Mexico
amman rycka fram med.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-04-08
OAK TA-STATERNA.


En- H0rnsdlsh0IG skall under loppet
af sommaren uppf6ras Msyville, N. Da.
Legislaturen beviljade harfor $40, 900.
Et rtI:t fynd of klorsilfver har pa
traffsts IS mil norr ON Rapid City, 8. ID.
Stor r6relse RAIDER trakten Diver det rlka
fyndet.
Vdrteclcea. Isen Missouri doden
bsott ,pp I fsedags morse, utan att loror-
saka yidare Overwhelming. skrliyes Diet
fran Bismarck, N. Da.
Sdngda krOgar Den april sting
de sheriffsn tvenne krogar BismaI ok, N.
Da.. och lar samma Ode traffa sex andta
krogar staden.
President Vim. Brush vid uni
versitetet Mitchell, s. Da.. lemnar smart
sin post for att sasom F6renta Staternas
konsul afresa till Messins Italien.
Styrelsen for darhuset Jamestown.
N. Da.. hade mote fredags, hvarvid b.
+. Fancher valdes till president och G.
A. Lleber till sekreterare. Bada aro fran
Jamestown.
Col. McGW omnamnes sasom blif-
vande postmastare Fargo, N. Oa. Han
har | allmanhet republikanernas under.
stod och rekommenderas af ex. senator
Pierce.
ResiOnerade. Fran Pierre, s. d..
skritves den 2 dennes: Assistant Secret.
ary OF State IL Knutson har resigperat
fran sin befattning och har ii. B. Gillette
blifvit utsedd till hans eftertradare.
Iuttta,.erna Standing Rock agen.
turen, N. Da., sagas hafva f6rorat lusten
till andedansar sedan Sitting Bulls dod.
Indian-agenten Mclaughlin tror, att var
inga andedansar komma att ega rum.
Thomas WhjteacEer, en- framsta.
ende k6pman Deadwood, 8. d., ARE.
sterades / torsdags for 6fvertradelse af
jagtstadgan. Efter att hafva bekant sin
f6rseelse, d6mdes han till $500 boter.
Tdrarbetet har redan b5rjat trakten
af ClaremOnt, s. Da., hvarest man f8rli-
den vecka sag farmarne sysselsatta med
att pl6ja och sd. Jorden DR. basta skick.
sa att man har ALA skaI att vanta en- rik
sk6rd.
FOrR6reE med w. Riddle och q.
Smith, tvenne for 0fverfall Dickinson,
N. Da., arresterade yngllngar fran St.
Paul, kom upp ratten forlidin ousdag.
Smit blef frikand, medan Riddle alsdes
b6ta IS.
GUUe,1aOr Burke af N. Dakota franz
hardar fortfarande att negllgera skandi-
naverna. Da han utnamde kommissari-
erna for verldsutstallningen.b blefvo skan-
dinaverna uteslutns. Egentligen ingen-
ting att uudra Diver, ty det passar full
standigt stycke med den ringaktning
han t6rut visat skandinaverna.
FOrsatjning af sk0LJand Icke
mindre an IS sektioner skoiland Yank.
ton county, saldes f6rliden vecka a offent-
lig auktion. Medelpriset var $50 per
acre. En- half sektion saldes for S53 Or,
acre. medan en- AMMAN sektion 8. X. ce.
mentland betingade EFT pris af S75 per
acre. Afven saldes en- del skolland Cav
CO.. varierande pris fran IS till $50 Der
acre.
I betOdttagens tntresse. Jord-
brukskommissarien Ii. T. Helgesen
Grand Forks, N. Da., har tillkannasif-
Wit, att hvar och en- som 5nskar anstalla
f8rs0k med odlandet af hvitbetor, kin ia
fro sig tillsandt om han derom g5r bega.
ran. Herr Helgesen upprepar hvad som
ofta sagts, att jordmaLe en- | N. Dakota
fortraffl gt egnar sig for hvitbetodlingen
och att sockerindustrien kan blifva en-
vigtig f5rvarfsgren for staten.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-04-08
r6stades med SO roster mot Al; hvarpa
man nastan enhalIigt stanuade vid $780,
600 for utstallningen.


L6rdd0en.
SENATEN. Fragan ON anlaggandet af
en- publik park vid Mississippifodens kali
lor togs till omr6stning och lyckades det
att vinna nog roster for planens genomf6-
rande. Sasom f6rut antydts dr. meningen
att fGrma t6rbundsregeringen att ansla
6, 400 acres for Itasca parken och sedan
skulle f6rutom 1880 acres skolland och
$40 acres ''swampland" en- jordvidd inkG-
pas fran iernvagsbolag och enskilda, sa
att ytinnehallet blir 10, 73O acres. Senator
j. w. Petersons f0rslag ON regIering af
tillverkning och f6rsaljning af .sbaking
powder" N. m, m6tte starkt motstand,
men blef slutligen antaget. F6rslaget att
bemyndiga Brainerd att utstala obligatio-
ner antogs.
HUsET upptog aterigen tiden med Cur
riers jernvagsb.ll. Blllens motstsndare
lyckades pu sd grundligt nedg5ra den-
samma att det icke fnnes hopp om att
uppvacka den.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-05-19
A Mean Man.

"A man may use the wart on the
back Of his neck for collar button,
ride on the back coach TO save interest
on his money until the conductor gets
round, stop his watch at night to save
wear and tear, leave his and j with
out Il dot to save ink, pasture his
mothers grave to save corn, and roll
up his trousers to kncel at prayer in
church to save wear--but a man of
this sort s gentleman and scholar
compared with the fellow who can
and won't take his home paper, Or
who takes it few years and when
asked to pay for it puts it back in the
Office and has it marked refused"
Such Il fellow will charge his grand
mother for the air she brepthes, and
will rob his mothers hen-roost and
steal sheep. He is too moan to love
God, and the devil will even have no
respect for him. The same fellow
will so to church and sing louder than
any one-"Jesus loves me-" and knows
that he is the biggest tiop-lip liar on
earth Elk.