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The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1891-04-30

When nature falters and requires
help, recruit her enfeebled energies
with j. IL. McLean's Strengthening
Cordial and Blood Purifier; 81 per
bottle.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1891-04-30

Blossom Il Blossom are carrying the
following brands of cigars: Aleicia,
Psncina, Estampico and Pansy Bios
ON.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1891-04-30

Bear in mind that you can obtain
all kinds of job work at the Central
Nevadan Office. Bill heads, letter
heads, etc.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1891-04-30

Fine mutton, Spring lamb, mountain
trout; fruits and vegetables at the
Railroad Mea. Market.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1891-04-30

Fresh ranch eggs, thee dozen fol
81; glt-edged butter, G5 cents roll,
at the Railroad Meat Market.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1891-04-30
Authorized Agents.

C.. w.CRANE, 3ls Pine Street, Room 81, san
Francisco, California -, r.
T.. p. FISHER, Room 81, Merchants Ex-
change, San Francisco, Cal. c..
CEo M, MOTT, Nos AZ and "A street, sacra
mento, is our only agent N that city. ..ua..
GEO. p HOWELL q cp, ~ op'u'e e'io''
ew York CITY, New York. r..Ao
ruas MILLER 4 CO., No. 2 Trionne
Building, Chicago. Illinois. -. A.. .,,,.ct
The above agents authorized 70 coheo.
moneys due the NEyApAs, take orders lot lor
a.a,,;s,ny. solicit subscribers and attend TO any
-s,hs, t,.ness for US that may be connected with
his ofhee
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1891-04-30

Spring is here+and so. are Sprin,
goods, at Blossom & Blossom S.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1891-04-30

For first class bed go to U. Mayo's
Gem Lodging House.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1891-04-30
Weak Women

Owe to themselves duty to take Hoods sar-
saparilla, in view of the great relief 1t has
given those who suffer from ailments pecu-
liar to the sex. BY purifying the blood, regu-
lating important organs, strengthening the
neryes and .oning the whole system, It re-
stores the debilitated to health.
After 10 Years.
"For Is years my mother has been troubled
with milk leg She went to different parts OF
California, as persons said the climate might
help her, but 1t was Of no avail, and l, being
druggist, thought would get her to try
Hoods sarsaparllla. Before she had taken
half bottle she said she was improving, 80
she continued until she took half q dozen
bottles, and now she is perfectly we'll For
nearly fifteen years she was unable to walk
around, but now she canwalk as well as ever"
I. +. BLAKE, San Francisco, with G. +. Rich
ards & Co., Wholesale Druggists.
Like q New Creature.
"I have been for years trying to get help
for that terrible general debility and weakness
so common to women. Within year have
taken ten or twelve bottles Of Hoods sarsa-
parilla and am now feeling like new crea-
ture." MRS. F. B. Ross, Marlin, Texas.
Hoods Sarsaparilla
Sold by druggists. 81; six for g. Prepared
only by c. |. HOOD d CO., Apothecares.
Lowell, Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1891-04-30
WI Chamberlain & Co
ORE BUYERS & SAMPLERS,

Highest Market Price Paid for
Ores. Returns promptly, made
within Forty-eight Hours a ter Ore
reaches our works. Conisgnments
Solicited.
Office, 1915 10th Street. Works,
3Sth & Wazee.
p. o. Box, 1910. Denver. Tele-
phone No. $50.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1891-04-30

No. 962.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE,
Eureka, Nevada, December 9th, ls90.j
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1891-04-30
No. 963.
APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
Eureka, Nevada, December 9th, 1890.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1891-04-30
FRONT STREET BATTLE MOUNTAIN EEv.

THIS OLD AND POPULAR RESORT HAS
been newly furnished and renpened to satisfy
the wants of the convivial bile. The bar is
stocked with the
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10
Gin Drama tn aiefcrnnsen.

SOie Gdesarsp, Der berporraseuoe
ipnnil6e 0ramatifer. III auf ben @es
banfen gefommeti, Oem Yublitum elm
neues Drama in elmer bisber nod ni6t
ba9ewelensn @eiie Su bieten. SIM
pDrisen Sabre Lies er am Cope be
8egns9 Z beater i'll SnlobOlio elm Stiid
auiiiibren, ipel6es bieB: ,GrolUs eines
Dramas, bnruuf iolste Der 5lueite
3beil, betitelt: Ser erfe gItt zines
Dramas. Sie Sanbluns oes vSros
fOss~ lit in turSen @Orten fulsence:
Donna mariana, cine eole unb i66ue
Odme aus Seuilla, pirb in Der 0o9s
seitsna6t pDn ibrem Srdutisam Toius
an einen @olen be SerrOue9ra oertduft.
9tus bieier 8ereinigung iprUBt ein
&nabe, 2iOnel, Der, sum iunsen Manue
bernnaereift, ben 9errdtber Ieiner Muts
ter, &oias, ermprbet. Inter Der 2aIt
Der IniduIbisuns bes Satermorbes
entfliebt er nab Slnnoern. Ei6ter Sos
pobl mie Die 8eu6lferuu9 balten i'm
fir einen @ntsrm6roer, benn @iemnno
iit Oas @ebeimniB ieiner @eburt be-
fannt.
Sm rGriten Gift" idreitet bic panb.
lung in folgenoer g9eiie fort: Die
Scene 1T elm Sdlub in Der Stdbe pon
Barcelona, mo Donna Mariana, bic
rn9liidli6e Wtutter 2ipueIs uuo @ittme
3oias' @oitIreunbi6dft fan6, ba iie aui
elmer Reiie erfranfte. Die 3odter oes
S6lUbberru Don gllparo, Seatrir, Elm
i96nes unb ebles Mdb6en, ld6t Der
uHsliidliden, fruufen 5rau ale SCrg,
falt an9eOeiben. 2ionel, Der ei9entti6e
Selb oeS Dramas, Der, felt er ieinen
Stabl in bic 8ruit bes nerru6ten &piaS
seIentt, in 5lanbern sefdmpft nnS Sta
lien burdirrt bat, erIdeint unb uerlau9t
&unbe iiber feline unsliidli9e Dtutter,
i'm banssn 9peifel bariiber, pb iie it6er
6aupt nod lebe.
Die un9lifli6e Mutter mlG IN Na'
men8aterm6rber, init benz bic Y, tl9reH
SObn perfOlst, bon ibm nebm,. )
9iDnel Itebt Die @6re ieiner Mta.ter
b6ber tuie iein 2ebens9liid uno er be.
fdmpft in finblider 2iebe ben Gnt.
idluB. Donna Mariana befist go.
pierre, aus oenen unjiueifelbaft berpurs
sebt, baB iie BON RpiaS in Der Sods
Seitsna6t an ben Marquis uun 3orres
ne9rn perfauft tuuroe, unS baB Der
Marquis Der 8ater 2ipnels isi. Sieie
Bapiere, fpel9e 2iOnef BON bem Dor.
tuurfe uno ben 5Ulsen bes Ilu6mirbis
gen 8erbre9ens bes 8atermoroes' ers
I6ien t6nnen, iibersibt Donna Mariana
on 8eatrir, bamit iie bieie mad ibrem
(Wtarianas } 9obe befannt made uno
babur6 ben 8epeis erbrin9e, oas
9ienel nur einen ebrloien S6urfen err
mOrbet babe. Mariana ftirbt uub
8entrir min ibren lebten 8illen er.
fiilen, bod 9ionel bemddti9t fib Der
8ldtter, bic feline llni6ulb fiin6en uno
fuirft iie in's Seuer; fieber min er nod
ferner als 8nterm6roer gelten, als baB
bas glnOenfen ieiner Wlutter aud MIR
i'm @erin9iten beileft perbe. 60 enhet
Der m@rIte Aft zines Dramas. Sm
nd6iten Sabre pirb ber y;weite", i'm
ilbernd6iten Sabre enoli6 Der brittle
9Itt" folsen Niemanb tpeiB, fule oas
9anSe Drama beiBen pirb; ebenlos
luenis abut mau Die 26iung.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10

"a nj rantenbauie bel
8armberji9en SdUeitern in Bra9 brad
on eiuem SOnntus pl6sli6 5euer aus.
9n in bieiem Spitale iib cine srpBe
9tn5abl unbeil6nrer 9ntienten, jumeiit
2ungentrnnfer, befinbet, riei oieie iit
idnea perbreitenpe 9ta6ridt in Der
StuOt sroBe geiOrsniiie beruUr. glb.
tbeilungen Der Brager 5euernebr unh
Der SOrorte eilten auf bic Srnnb.
itGtte. gllS elmer Der @riien tuar
Stattbalter @rai 3bun Sur STEELE.
9as 5euer mar in einem S9uppen,
Delfer sum Spital sebbrt uuo iueldeI
on bic &runteniile srenjt, uusse,
brUden. 3uslei6 besann ss in Del
@Obnuus oes 8loitersdrtners Su bren.
men. g9ie iit berausItslIte, bot Der
@drtner ielbit bus Seuer selest. 9ie.
Ter, Elm getuifer 9iunp, mar Dor eiuem
Sabre in ben 9ienit bes SlOfers ge.
treten 3wii6en ibm unS einem
i'm Sluiter bsoieniteten NtGoden, Der
breiunbSwauji9idbrisen Sophie gtos
uaf, entiinno balb elm intimes
SerhdltniB. 9lm SOnutas lieB bic
Oberin ben 8lOiter9drtuer gu iih ruien
unb erfldrte ibm, es nioeriprehe ben
Oroensre9eln, bnB i'm SlOiter bernrtist
8ejiebunsen uuterbalten iperpen. Der
9drtner uerlieB bierauf bns &lufer,
besab ii6 i'll Elm @aitbaus, mo er meb,
rere Slider Bier trant, unb nls er pon
bort Suriidtebrte, ieste er ben S6uppeu
uno feline eigeue @obuung in 8rano.
6ierauf luo er einen ie9sliufiaen &e-
pDlper uno begub ii9 in bic &lOiters
tiihe. 9Drt ieuerte er aui feline @es
liebte brei Sdiiie ab, pbue iie eood
;u uerlesen. SOoaun riftete er bic
8niie ee9en iib ielbit, uerwuuoete iid
inbeB nur leitt. Die anpeienosn gfUn.
nen uno 9ienItmdO6su lieien entiebi
auseinnuoer. Sluf Spei Seitsn branutt
bas SlOfer. Die 9ler;te batten ppIlaui
su tbun, nm bic 8rnnfen Su bergen.
Den 2luitrensuu9en Der 6sueripebr ae.
lang es idlieBlib, in elmer Stunoe ben
8rnno Su l0ihen uno Su perbnberu,
baB aud bas Spital pon ben SSlammen
ersrifen lpuroe. Der S6aben lit Siem,
lid beosuteHo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10
ltntcr pier SSntsen.

gin tuel9er oeuti9en pOer iiber6aupt
an iuel6er Biibne = 10 ibreibt oas
Stuttgarter ,Neue 9a9blatt" : befin.
bet iib nod i'm aftiuen 0ienituerbdlt.
niB elm Mit9lieb benz elm Engagement
urter bier &6nigen erbliibt 1T? Gin
ipldes 0titglieo, baben mir bier in
Stuttgart @s lit bies 9DuiIe Sdmiot.
Inter 5rieOri9, benz eriten S6nise uon
8iirttembers, bat bic i'm Sabre 1905
9ebOrne s80slinsin% Der @aiienbaus'
Tbeateridule, 2ouiie Sitter S6miot,
gum eritenmale bic Sretter betreten -
i'm December 1914 in elmer itunmeu
Tolle pUn Gberubini's vMeoea" -
na6 benz 80. October 1916 fam ibr
neuer Serr S6nis g8ilbelm, unter oeiIsn
8esieruns iie an Sepbelmann's Seite
baS @retden ipielte. na6bem iie nebsn
oem 9roBen @blnir in Siuoerrp(len ibre
2aufbnbn be9onnen bate. @el6 eire
tpeite Spanne .8eit big gum Suni 1864,
100 in ben @emdhern bes 3oienitein
bns ause 86nis @ilbelms brad 9amt
ipielte fie unter benz milben SSeptet
85nis Sarls ibre bumoruOlen tOmi-
ihen 9llten.
@ieber persinsen 27 Sabre, biz IN
jenem nod frii9 in allen $oerjen Ieben,
ben 6. OitUber, mo aud &5nie Sarl
beimsins. gtun bat Der uierte @6nie
bieies 9anbes g9ilhelm ii. Rem I6rpn
beitiegen uno finoet inter ben Wtitolie.
bern ieiner Sofbiihne nod immer ben
Ramen 2ouiie S9mibt einaei&rieben.
5reiIi9 fann 5rau S6mi6t es nidt
mebr ausflbren, mas iie nod immer
ii9 erisbnt: ols tnpfere 8irbel nod
einmal neben Reibarb's 2prle su tire.
ten. -. Gber ibr Ser3 iit nod INNER
friid uno seiuno, iuenn au1 i6r 86rs
per i9ipad uno sebredli6. g8enn ibr
@ebd6tniB nod ben lit, ueI&' reides
Bib Der Tbeatersei6i9te pom Sabre
1891 bis Suriid Su ibrem erIten Sluftre,
ten i'm Sabre 1914 mus iib Dor ibren
9eifti9en Gu9en eutrOEen! Sbre Sbeas
terluit, ibre Sdaffensfreube 1T ia nod
bic alte. aber bic 8eit bat bod enbli9
uHerbittli9 ibren Sribut perldnot, unb
10 itounen mir iie beute nod on offs ein
ebriuiiroises ueberbleibiei aus osm
gbeaterperiOual breier a6nise, unter
oeHen iie i-i9 unb frenois seluirtt bat.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10

uub bic Sitten iinb felt Der @infibruns
bes Glfo6ols uno bes 9nbofs wirtlia
milber aeuoroen. Sollte man oarnnS
fOGaern, oaB ber glIfobOf unO Der Ea6af
5aftoren ieien, Die Die NOral beben? ?
Splh' iibertriebsne 8ebnuptunseu iinb
mir elm @reuel. SD CLAUDE an ben
aeiunbeu Weni6euperitanb uuo fam in
ben sluseinanoerlesun9en EOIitOis ni6t
finoen, baB er ibm 8te9nuns setraseu
babe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10

Gintuniten 5fDdnjt9 uftbemittelten 1rH'
gen 9euten aus Der 8iti6er @esenh
ba8 Stuoium rer 9be0logie erm09lidi
werben iOa. = Su Sfin9ers6eim iinh
bic S6wiesermutter unO Der iieben
Sabre oIte SOhn bes Mebsers Srit
SddOle in Miblbauien 6ur6 ben
Jiaud, iuel6er bonn Jfduderfamin ir
ibr S9laiSimmer einsebrunsen mar,
erItidt. - Sn feierli6er Beiie fano bit
@iniueibuns Der Suei &ilom. BON De,
Stabt Sennbeim entiernten ueuerbau'
ten Soioten=2lnfalt ftatt. = 9urbge
brannt 1T in 8falsburs Der Brieftrd9el
9ielenidueiber uon bier nit Bpitia6eu
in 8ertbe pon 2700 Marf.
Sdmeia.
Bel Ntibleborn uurbe i'm 2ieIen
ipinfel Der 9ei6nam oes felt eini9ei
9eit permibten Sean 9tieberer, SeIiina.
teur DOu Serisau, aus bem see seJu.
gen. - Benis ober gut, lpirb es pom
biesidbri9en gfieoerurnen 8ur9peelet
beiBeu. Die i96nen Serbittase baben
quaIitatip nod na69ebeiiert. Sanr
alio BON elmer aotten 3raIbenleie ni6i
9eipruden ueroen, 70 mar bod bic Ir.
belt ni6t gang umiouIt. = Die epanses
Iiide &ir9eucOmmtiiiUn bat Serrr
8farrer @Uttirieb Seer in 8eti9wan.
ben in Gnerfennuns ie:ner 25idbr. Dor.
Siigli6en 8irtiamfeit eine fa[lisrapbiid
iebr bIbi9 ousseitattete llriunbe iber.
rei6en laiien. = gluf r8ers" unb
yWounien" BEL 2ieItal paren @nbS
Sttpber nod reiie 6imbeeren ju finben.
Sn ben @6rten BON 2ieital uno MuttenS
blibteu nod @robeeren unb reiie Srifdte
wuroen fat tdsli6 9epflidt. - Der
9urnuerein9ieital bat iiinsit ieineSerb1t'
turnfabrt iiber NuBbOf, 8interiinaen,
Ma9oen unb &beinfelben ausgefiibrt.-
+ Sn 8ern eugene gaeutOmm UNI
6rau5 Stdmpfi, Ntitbeiiser Der 8u9s
bruderei StdmpiIi, Sad, S9eim & so.
= + Sn MelS 8e5irfss Ger. -Brdi iibent
unb g. Ratb @ufap @pob. - 9as @rs
9ebuiB Der @einlele i'm 8beintbal 1T bo
unb bort etuas beiier, ais man eriuar'
tet bate. bic Quantit6t tpirb ungeiGbr
Der lebtidbrigen 9lei9fommen; baseseu
fsirb Die Qualitdt IN ben 9uten Qageu
eine before iein ais pergan9eneS Sabr.
= Die slnsebOrisen Oes Dor tueniser
Sahren beritorbeHen Or. Otto 8e[er,
Directors Der Seilantaft ct. BirminS'
berg, boben benz 8erItprbenen auf BEN
SrieobOfe Oes 0prfes gfdfers Elm
prd6tises @rabmal ieben laiien, baa
aus oem NteIier bes Serrn 2puis
8etbli in 8iri9 bernorsesangsn 1T. -
+ Sn @aIleni itabt an ben Solseu einei
8luttur;es Sr. Director s. 3r6ser
8efser Der Gementfabrif uno Mar'
mprbriide. # Sn &intbofen Bel 8d'
sitptl Sr. @roBratb GtuBbaum # Sr
Garsau Der lansidbrise Director be,
aar9auiiden 8nnf, ipdtere Irdibsut
be5 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Der 8unf in
8aben, Sr. Slnbreas 8elti. Sieben'
mann. = Guf 4ntra9 bes Serrn Or.
Sii9liitalIer bei9luB bic @emeinbe So
men bic @infibruns elmer biirserli9er
5OrtbilOuussidule. : Sn Carmen
ItOrf fiel S6ubmaber Stapfer bon Ell.
mem Baum auf Die Strabe uno erlae
ben erbnltenen @erleBun9en. : + 9r
@egenitetten SDerlebrer 8enbelin gtds
eelin. # Sn Riesba6 Der tetunntt
8numeiiter RabbOGS BON Der 5irmd
8aur & Na5bOl5. : + Su Sberbure
9itlaus 8altber i'm r6Oi". = + Sr
llrienbu6 Bfarrer Soimunn. Il Sr
SurabOrf uuf ieinem 8eiiBtbum Su,
r5elsess" Der seWeiene 9oufmuun s.
S. Rdrli.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10

- 8elebrte Offenbeit.
Jirit: vNlio' mun murrt pirfllh iiber
meineu 9IufwanO unb luiuidt, oaB i1
@riparniie einfiibre2" GOiutnnt: ,6nl
ten gu SnaOeu, 9ur6laudt. ia; ld
babe bic &iibnbeit 9ebabt, untsrtbdnieit
oieie alssmetne 9pltsitimme @uer
9urdluudt ju Sbren Su brinssn"
Sarit: rSdOn, mein 9ieber, iebr
i66n. 9u wUllen mir NAL slei6 nit
ben @riparniien anfausen, sic tbHneu
pieber sur 2inis itbertreteH".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10

0tabnme ge, @attin beS
coreanii9sn @eiaubten in MaibiHstOH,
Bat bic eusliihe Sprade prattii4 ers
sTut rHo ipri&t fie sfIauiis.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-12-10

9roeinS Bommeru.
Dos ieltene Jeit Der binmantenen
phseit beaiIig oaS @Ottbili @riebe'
np' p'fhe @bepaar in @ilbelmsburg bei
eroinnnDShOf. = Sn @Dsliu erbdn9te
d1 III Der 5prmerei oer Dtai6iuenia
rif pon g8iitiusbauien nnb 8i6nOw
Der bolelbIt aneeite[Ite 5Ormermeiiter
Onuaih.-SH Der 8emmiuer 9uders
fobrit bat ii6 in einem 8eiiel &Obleus
ornbaas nneeiammelt, uuo burH bns
Ginathmen besielben uerloren mehrere
NIT Der &einisun9 beS RefielS i'm Su.
neru beiielbeu beiddftiste Grbeiter oas
Rerpustieiu. Bon bieien iiub Der Grs
better 4dermann aus SberoUrla uno
Der guiieber 5huGB pOu bier, weIter
Sid, beruorrnssnb on bem &ettHnsswert
betheiliete, bereits peritUrben, Der Ir.
better 8eitpbol liest nod i6uer traut
batnisber, mdbrenb Der arbeiter @iers,
tpelG1er bel ben RettuHssarbeiten ebens
fails apbleni6ure einseathmet bate,
f;t auj benz 8ese Der 8eferuns be-
fiubet. = Der 9iidlermeiiter @ilbslm
8utelt in @reiienbers ift bel @Dbrts
burd1 eiaeue S6ulb auf Der Balm per
uuoliift, inbem er 81 unbe on bas
8abnasleiie beraueins, pom 8nse er'
fost, Iub babri t6btIiG UerIest iuuros.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-13
What They Did I'm vacation.

The pupils in Berlin girls school re-
ceived instructions from their teachers
to give an account of some incident dur
ing their holidays in the form of a let
ter. A ten-year-old child wrote: ''My
mother gave poor wanderer cup of
coffee. He asked me to obtain for him
some food and gave me his last ten
pfennige." Another wrote: "My hat
was so plain that 1 cut some flowers in
the garden to decorate it, and hid it
away. My mother has not seen it yet;
but I am very anxious about it," This
girl received caution as to her wrong
doing. ~
There is some humor in the following:
"My mother desired me to make pan
cake, and fetched some -four and
made it. 1t was so light that it broke
in two and fell upon the sanded floor. /
took it up and remodelled it. Ny
mother pronounced it gritty; but moth
ing further was said" Among num-.
Der of other letters was this: my
father told me to capture some large
yellow flies and take them to an apothe
cary, who would buy them. We caught
whole boxful and took them to an
apothecary, but he did not want any. I
incautiously opened the lid Of the box
and the flies flew all over the shop. >
Exchange.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-13

The National Weighing Machine COM
pany has, it is said, just bought the right
to use certain lock on the money.
pouches of their machines, for which
they will pay the inventor the sum of
$4,000. This is safety lock, and it's
purpose is to prevent robbery of the ma
chine by the employees who are en-
trusted with collecting the earnings Of
the silent money makers daily. There
are 20, 900 of these machines now in use
in the United States, and the company is
getting ready to put 10, 900 more on the
market. When penny is dropped in
and there remain until the collector calls
during the day.
The collector will be furnished with
seamless bag, the metal mouth of
which he will insert into an orifice in
the cash box. There is registering
lock in the mouth of this bag, the reg
istered number of which is recorded in
the company's Office before the collector
receives it. Inserting the bag properly,
he turns the key which he has just one
quarter turn. This releases a concealed
key in the bag, which is guided into a
keyhole in the cash box. A second quar-
ter turn unlocks the cash box, and the
money rolls into the collectors pouch
without his being able to touch it. A
third quarter turn withdraws the con-
cealed key, and the last turn releases the
pouch, with the contents of the cash box
intact.-Boston Transcript.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-13

Two sailing vessels recently lay in the
Mersey that had left Liverpool on the
same day last year, and after voyages of
nearly 10000 miles for each returned to
port at Liverpool almost side by side.
They left Oct. for Astoria, Ore, and
arrived there March or 2, having been
in company with each other for large
portion of the voyage. They weres in
sight for forty days. Both captains had
their wives on board, and during the
forty days of proximity one of the cap
tains and his wife enjoyed a Sunday
dinner on the other vessel, the compli-
ment being returned the following Sun
day by the other captain.
Both vessels left Astoria April s, but
this time one vessel sailed for Dunlirk
and the other for Havre. They left
these ports at nearly the same time, and
entered the Mersey within hailing dis
lance after voyage of 342 days.-Lon-
don Letter.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-13
THEY HAVE WEALTH AND YOUTH.

The Gorgeous Nuptials of Mr.. Duncan
and Miss Havemeyer at Newport.
Miss Blanche Havemeyer and Mr.. w.
Butler Duncan were married in the
midst of a roaring storm, on the worst
day of the middle October blizzard and
with both families in mourning. And
yet it was an extremely jolly wedding,
for the mourning was only nominal (for
the lady's aged grandfather and the
groom's aged grandmother and the
ceremony came off in the famous Have
meyer mansion at Newport, R. l.
Miss Blanche is the Oldest daughter of
the famous Theodore A. Havemeyer,
Austrian consul general at New York,
but known to all the world as chief and
organizer of the great sugar refining in
dustry. Nobody pretends to say how
rich he is, but among the presents was
his gift of a 100000 mansion in New
York to the bride, while such trifles as
diamond crosses, pearl necklaces, mas
sive sets of silver plate, gold watches
crusted with emerald and malachite,
rings, bracelets and costly pictures just
lay around in piles. The great Have
meyer drawing rooms were draped with
the famous Gobelin tapestries and green
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-13

"There is no new thing under the
sum-" Messrs, Robertson, of Long Acre,
in the course of their business of supply
ing artists with pigments, become pos
sessed from time to time of remains of
the great Egyptians, to be in due course
ground up by them and sold in tubes as
mummy" paint. The firm recently
lent piece of the beautifully woven and
preserved linen bandages in which a
high priest and keeper of the baths had
been preserved to be shown at some con-
versazione or lecture in the Midlands.
The texture and quality excited great
admiration among the audience, which
eliminated in something like astonish-
ment upon the declaration of manu-
facturer that this fabric, woven perhaps
by contemporary of Moses, contained
the same disposition of threads which he
had Independently invented and patented
only year ago.-Pall Mall Gazette.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-13

The two Shafer brothers, who live on
the east side of the Usage river and
some distance below Castle Rock, had
an adventure with blacksnake the
ether day. A dog had chased rabbit
in hollow log, and one of the brothers
reached in the hole little way, when
he was instantly bitten ON the hand.
Fearing that a snake had inflicted the
wound, the other brother fastened to
house and returned with bucket of
fresh milk and an AK, the former to be
used to counterfeit the poison and the
latter as means of investigating the in
terror of the log. After some work the
log was split open and a huge black
snake measuring over nine feet emerged.
The serpent was soon killed, and after
ward cut open. His stomach contained
five young turkeys and seven turkey
eggs. The brother who was bitten ex-
perienced no serious results from the
wound. jefferson City Tribune.
Los Angeles herald., 1891-11-13

S~hihS up LIS ICo-
idence in Smyrna The Turkish gov
eminent, after long negotiations, decided
it would not give up the exiles; England,
of course, sustained this action and Aus
tria had to submit Koszta visited the
United States, declared his intention to
become citizen, took out his ''first
papers" and in 1858 returned to SMYRNA
to settle his affairs there. On June 81,
1858, a band of Greek mercenaries, hired
by the Austrian consul, seized Koszta
and hurried him onto the Austrian man.
of-war Huzzar, lying in the harbor,
where he was put in irons.
Next day the American sloop-of-war,
the ST. Louis, Captain Ingraham com
manding, arrived in the harbor; the
facts were laid before Captain Ingraham
and he demanded the prisoner There
was great interchange of notes among
the various consuls. Six more Austrian
vessels arrived, but Captain Ingraham
cleared his decks for action, took position
in front of the Huzzar and notified her
commander that if she moved out of the
harbor war would begin. The Austrians
finally weakened. Koszta was delivered
to the French consul, Austria apologized
to Turkey for the kidnapping and the
prisoner was released.
Congress voted thanks and gold
medal to Captain Ingraham. New York
also voted him a medal and the work
ingmen of England made him hand
some present by penny subscription.
South Carolina presented him with
magnificent sword. He was in command
of the Richmond when South Carolina
seeded, but resigned at once and enter
ed the Confederate navy, where he won
high honors. He was born in Charleston
Dec. 6, 1903, and died in the same city.