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Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
Hssr 80 $4,000.

WNovA, Mimi, Dec. o.-F. P. Ma
zurie, a laborcr OF Winona, has fallen
heir to $50 he is the sou Of James
" Mamie, OF Dittiugcr, Pa. who was
buried az phiisdelphia last week and
over vaess grave children and step
children qualTeled. Tho estate Is
valued a. $500. 900. There are two
brothers. a sister and four half-sistcrs
y. p hazurie was driven away from
home because ne joined the union
army. The win has been before the
courts three times.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
DESIRE a LEGISLATURE.

The Iodfaa National Congress RESOLVES
That Isdts shsaid Have Its Own Lsgls-
lattvs Uody.
BoMsAY. Dee. 80-The Indian ma
tional congress. which Is in session at
Naepur, the capital Of the ccstral prov
inees Of India, has adopted n resolution
declaring i. necessary that there shall
b established q Legislature IN India to
which the Indian people shall elect
representatives The resolution says
that. aside from climatic conditions.
the starvation among the masses of tho
inhabitants Of India is largely due to
the fact that they have no parlia-
mentary representation The rcsolu-
ton also says it is imperative that re-
ductions be made in the expenditures
for the Indian army.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

esevssynIH. Trx.. Dee sa.-RnmoYs
fron tie Mexican aide ei the Rio
or<ate are 10 the effect that s.cso
AexSosn government troops statsensd
&C Aser have revoites. killed their com
uaaadiEg o.icers ana are OF TO is.a
0ar-s's band.
Rscsat skirus'sasS
LAHIpo. Tex. Dee. S, News has
tust been received Of . ysevat sxirnssh
between Asxirsn ,soeps ard the 6sa-
dits- A gaag Of sasd,.s rIn oeT.ny
niaety two crossed the RIO 0rsade into
Aesieo and The same day hss an en-
counter st Las Tertii.as w.ta teey
Of trcers At thes tins supposed 10
be eonposed CT twenty-five men. but Il
was sfserward found theirs were only
thirteen. tho ether twelve beln. oss on
. scout Tho troops rcntea the
bandits, killiag three and wound.
ing number. while they
sustained ioSs OF two dead and three
wounded. The following morning one
of tho eetachneats which we're in prr-
suit of the bandits attacked them =.
Elvsgre, 8 leagues distant from
vallscillo. aud daring the short
hght that occurred snecsecsd in
killing enc OF the bandits and
capturing two car hincs and four horscs.
Trssdny night the gang was seing
closely pursued by four sections OF
troops. and despite the e6ort 70 cut
them cn from the river they sacceeacd
in crossing the Rio Qraude. nesr Los
Lsiedas, into Texas
IN Suppress the Eovslati saists.
San ASroxlo, Tex.. Dec. 50. e.--Gen.
Stanley, in command Of this depart.
mont has recsived Instructions TO use
all the troops Of his ecnimnnd, IL nee
cssary, 70 suppress the alherents ci
Cara. who are collecting in Starr and
Duvcl eountieon the herdera Tive
troops of cava:ry have already left
here and two more will 20 Saturday,
being delayed uahl then By lack 0,
transportation facilitates
Not . Sahjset for Riaienis.
Garza's proposed invasion and res
toratiou OF the consti ituten Of ts57 now
excites less riaicnle thsn IL did in Sep.
tember. when hrst promulgated. He
has shown himself . capable leade,
and while avoiding pursuers ON both
sides Of the river he has Increased the
number Of his forces to such an cxtsp,
as to excite alarm On both sides sf the
river.
cssas's eynosthizsrG
According TO the claims made By
Capt John G. Burke Of the United
States Third cavalry. who ought 10 bs
thoroughly informed on the situation
the whole Mexican population o.
the border states are sympathiz
ers, IL not actual followers. il
the revolutionary movement. The dis
eovery that Cara has established re
cruiting stations il several Of the from
tier counties comal:cates the affair
and greatly increases tie rsspsnsihilit,
of the United States government sir
permitting the violation Of the ecu
trality Laws
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
SHOT BY a DiseharxeA Patient.

AUSTEN. Tex. Dec. S0.-pr. W. ].
Eccncs. superintendent OF the state
luua.ic asylum. was shot and almost
instantly killed by Henry Purnell. who
has recently been discharged from tins
Institution. He had been under treat
meat fer lunacy and was discharged.
the supposition being thai he had been
cured. Purncii used a shotgun, and
fired on the doctor without . word Of
warning.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Lvs-ss. Dec. 3o-A sensational Ar
ticlc. supposed 70 be from the pen Of
Laboucherc. appears in Truth. II dis
cusscs the future CT Canada and advo-
Gates annexation 20 the United States
II is the manifest destiny Of the aomin-
ion. il says, 10 either become ne W
United States or else to bec,me . por-
ton of the great republic. tie meas
nftrh b0F
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
Fer . Sirens Easebnii Circuit,

! MILWAUKEE. Dec SO. "A proposition
will be laid before the directors Of the
Milwaukee baseball club 1t meeting
to bc held this evening inviting the
Milwaukee club to join amovemen. 70,
the organization Of the strongest base.
ball circuit in the country outside OF
the big league ASSOCIATION circuit. 1t
Il proposed to form a circuit 10 consist
Of Milwaukee, Indianapolis. Columbus
and Toledo In the west, and Buffalo
Rochester. Syracuse aad Toronto in
the east
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

CyrY or MExgco. Dee 3o.-The coffee
crop is reported abundan. in thc state
OF Vera Cruz. and especially in the
Cordovs and Jaiara districts Buyers
from New York. New Orleans and Chi
'csgo have arrived To look after the new
crop aud in consequences of the spirited
sompesition the planters are holding ofs
for = price of twenty-five to tweuty-six
cents per pound
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Dxs Messxs. L., Dec. Sa Dir See
retary Rswson. . pioneer Of this see
ton. died at the residence Of his son
Tuesday. aged - years A remarkable
eolneisens vas telegram from ohie
announcing sas death sf HE brother
Tuesasy. ssed 81 They cane sf . dis-
tsgaissed line sf ssceSsora
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

the sez CT o. -Fath<r~ ross<-. - 10
WA nmilssrly known. 49, the sldsss
c.Axrexxtsoaai misisser N the World
a. ministerial ~ofk severed period
OF seventy one years, uEns rzosths and
twelve days. as sho~n both hy fessxa
azS A Anssrs1aa st-tls-les
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

WAsHrxaroN. Dec 3o.--Miss Rachel
Sherman. daughter Of the late Gen.
William r. sherman. was married to
Or. Paul Thorndike. a. nooo. The
ceremony took place at the residence
Of the brides uncic. Senator John
Sherman. and the officiating clergy
man was Ecv. Father Sherman, broth.
or Of the bride.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
Operator A.saui.ea and ResbsS.

WAupAcA, Wis, Dec. so Tuesday
night at about i:so o'clock Night OPP
orator Scherwan. Of the Wisconsin
Central station was slurgcd ty two
men and robbed o: SO and some
tickets They ssked Scherwsn 10
open the safe aud he told them he did
not know how. They thea Knocked
him down. In .hc safe was about "a.
ooe, which his bravery saved for the
cou,Nanv
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
TAKING HER OWN TINE
s1ILLVaIIIsC 10 HEAR FRox nOsIr
gr ssiasss uarrsssa Saia 10 As Grew
ssG 1Dpskfsss - the D~say-Ias
fespsrzsisns Cos Fszs.s.s
Ma &c so-

WAsalxerox. Dec. 81 - President
Aons& Of ch2L Is letting the DAYS
lip by wttaous aay expression of cen
sliiasasA Each azy OF eela7 IS being
'hssked sxsssss hiu By President Hsr-
issn- The Setay Of the next taree or
-sosr days aay De accounted for by taa
tadhculsy - selecting sar eabiass Bat
there is ps deposition On the part Of
fres5aeas Harrison 10 let tais exeusa-
bis dslxy BE- tortured into proerasti-
aatscn. amounting to IA igaoring of
Ne Cnited States demands
WIN ssbots - CitinzssaA
Ga fast. IL 10 we'll known taat presi-
1sos narrisoa viii SUBMIT ths xlti-
nssua IN case Presi2ieat Ments allows
nasy more valuable asys 70 clip
~. There 10 ne doubt - 20 the
ssns ef thss ultinatum- IL win not he
eoseheA in the usual endearing phrases
% diplomacy, bat viii &c formal and
dnai notification from the president
Of the United States 10 tho president OF
Chill that as Ch.li has failed To
apologize our administration viii advise
congress 10 eompel IA apology. This is
- the present statGs is viewed in army
and navy circles, and il is the sequence
of coming eveats which welrinforInec
officers aud men at tae elrbs aad ether
sentezs Of opinion agree spon-
a Message "a Congress.
President Harrison intends laying the
mater before congress some time next
week u Is said. zEd Is having copied
al the correspondents bearing upon
the present ditscuity. Congress will
meet Tuesday. and il Is probable
that the full tex. of ell the correspond
ence will speedily follow. The eorre-
spendcncs VIII DC p-insed IS an execu-
tive document and referred TO the for
eign Affairs committee OF the two
houSeA The purpose Of this Is 10 se-
quaint the public with all that has
taken place sincc the assault was first
comnitted and to prepare congress for
any further information.
Activity IN Naval Preparations.
Tho warlike doings OF the navy de-
par.ment are manifest In several new
directions There = - tremendous
ameun. of activity in ordnance matters
1T can be positively stssed that there is
not . single gun, steel. powder or ehell
firm in the country having contracts
with the bureau that has not received
Especially urgent instructions from the
navy department to hurry up theiF
contracts within the last fortnight
The great pressure on the two armor
plate firms has already been noted in
these dispatches Their represents
stivss have been called 20 Washington
by kilograms A conference win be
held to-day with the view to stiu fur
ther expeditinx the work on the armor
fplats for the Monterey and New York.
The New Cabinet Friendly.
EovALrAsAIso, Dec. $50. - The old
cabinet has resigned Presiden,
lMontt viii probably select Luis
iPericrs for minister of tho navy. The
ssiecti0ns for ministers Of war and
Justice have not yet been made The
new cabinet, SO - as IL is known, is
regarded favorshiy in every way. II
win most likely maintain friendly re-
1ations with the United States
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

ttkAAD HoFffr AtfpsttkE Befarr &c NWst.
Tors. Ask druggist ior Woop's frosrsoniSr.
IL he cner. some worthless meciciae IA place
of this. leave his 6iShcaert store ias;ios< price
in letter. aud We viii send By return mail
Price. one package. 81; SIX s.. One vii please.
six will cure. Pamphlet IN pistn sraled en-
velope. 2stsmrs. Address The asod Chen
icai Co.. lNi VI oodw ard-avn-. Detroit. Aeo.
sold In Grand Rapids Sy l. X. Wi.ssa.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
ANOTHER GREAT CANAL.
rroPossd Waterway Ia Connect the Lake
with the Hudson.

WASHINGTON. Dee. 3o.-Eepresenta-
tive Chipman tMich.)S Will bring be-
fore congress bill to provide for the
construction OF ship canal around
the American side of Niagara falls.
and also of similar waterway across
the stnte of New York. from q point
near Buffalo. to the Hudson river. SO
that vessels from the lakes may have
free access to tidcwater. The project
ed canal is to be $50 feet wide. with an
average depth Of 20 feet, and will
cost from $50. 600. 900 to $50. .ooo. Geo. Mr.
Chipman thinks such q canal would
soon pay for itself.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

ST. Lorts Dee. % While ,iliss ms
ehinery Ia the Lselede electric ~orks.
Ely Harrison. IS years old. was caught
on shaft used In driving aa immense
ny-wheei snA vas violently sehrowa
against the ceiling. adistanee Of 10 feet
His hesd wss canpietely crushed ssd
his brains scattered in every direction.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

NAYsvTLrr. Ky. Dec 80. - Alfred
Cole. whose ags IS said % be IFS years,
died =. bis home AZ Spring5aie from
the effects o. Ia grippe Cole WAS per-
soaaliy seauaintea with simon Ken
too. Keatacky's noted pioneer. and
d;stinetly remembered tho inausura-
tior OF President Washington 10 1850
Coles mother died when she was iis
ysars cid
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
HfaTAC BCUNDER.-

1eur Htiisd snd Two <atsity Wounded n
. wreck Near chiliiecehs. 40.
CHYLLIcorRE. Mo. Dec so. by .
mistake in train orders disastrous
collision occurred between two freight
trains on the Hannibal Il ST. Joseph
railroad miles cast of here At
so'clock 5 Tuesday morning. resulting
in the death Of four Of tho trsinmen
and the fatal wonndiug Of two otherA
Eleven cars of cattle were wrecked.
The wreck caught 6re and .ae poor
animals were slowly roasted 70 death.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

MrxrHss. Tenn. Dec. 30 AT a meet
ing Of prominent ex.eonfedera.cs %
shis city Tuesday afternoon resoiu-
sion was adopted appointing . com
mist.e Of Ave 20 present 10 the next
general : assembly = bill spprcpriating
she SUN ef 81. 600 annually ss pension
for the use Of Mrs jefferson DaviA
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
Death os stephen 5. Cobb.

KALAMAZOO. Mich. Dec 80
Stephen 5. Cobb. one of Michigan's S
best known men and leading capital
list here, died. aged Il, of typhoid
pneumonia. Mr.. Cobb was the frst
Michigan railroad commissioner and
accounted an autaority on railroad
matterk
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

WILD RIcg, y. D., Dec. sa--sir. and
Mrs Jsha Brunelt, we're found dead
in bed Tuesday uurEing. having been
asphyxiated BY .cAl-zas that escaped
from the store When hctp arrived
they had been dead some hours They
leave nine young children. some OF
whom are also sick from the effects OF
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

anA s.iy teash IL he sncsas ef er-
peEss is.carxea sa making tks ccliee-
tsoEs. waiSh uakcs . gso4 s,he~ins ts~
she o1>s sad sA~ collector ioroe-
re expense ot eell<etfae the .. ss1. sss
gathered - szeu1ses 10 ess.eos %
trrs less then ] = Ger cert
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
B,shep J.h. Losehlin psad.

NEW YOKK. Dec. 30.-Rt Rev. John
Loughlin. first bishop OF the Catholic
diocese Of Long Island, died Tuesday
afternoon in Broo:tlyn. The bishop
has been aili.g for over . year. but his
death was directly due TO an acute ut
tack Of gastritis, which began about
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

PonrLAxn. Me-. Dee 90 Daniel r.
Emery. OF Lac 6rm Fl YEmcry. Water
house q Co. droppess dead on State
street while on his way to his store
Tuesday morning. Mr.. Emery WAS
born in Portland in 1889. sni was the
eldest man in busjfess in The city.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

MnvAuass4 Des se--In ths Arse
iaseynasissa1 revs~ss district ~f VIE
consls. ~ which neasy Fnk h ssl,se-
sss. d~sine Ne ysar iset Ne solisetsoss
ansasss1 70 o. ss7 - There ere ds-
II snias ssileettsA aIktrsesa IN the uRis-
ed asatsa snz Is shss iist THE Alstsict
ssan1s tbsbssnib . e101nt .spiikte1
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
E ~ Two and a Half Minutes,

.fe Wood makes circuit OF the body every
two and halt minutes. delivering n1trlment
Ard taking back waste matter 10 tc Elfered
OFT by the liver and kidnees ana rem wed from
the body through the bowels ana ,hs urinary
secretion. Any stoppaxe or obstruction ct this
process usy produce various fcfus Of disease
Headache. Debility, ana bad blood with It's
multiplied evils tDoiis. botches rir,gles sores.
erupi. ons. assesses and the l!ne-l When Suca
ebstructiers exist As evidenced by the presence
OF complaints similar 30 those Just Mention d..
the best medicine to use - Burisck biood Bit
tsrs. which uniocks the secretioos. removing
all impure ana eyete matter through the pro-
per chaane.a By restoring healthy action Of
the stomach. liver. kidney and bowels. T. B. Is.
removes all Impurities OF the blood from n
comm on ptmpie 10 the worst sesoirieus sore.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

MoRkysTowS, Tenn, Dec. IA
broken rail on the East Tennessee.
virg' Ia & Georgia railroad track, 4
miles west of Bristol, wrecked the
west-bound passenger train No. and
d,tched two coaches Six passengers
were hurt. none. however. fatally.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
Death Of = CANDIDA. Juriss.

TORONTO. Ont. Dec. so. Hon. Sir
Adam w. Wilson. the recent CHIEF
justice Of the queens bench division
and president OF the high court OF
justice, was seized by paralytic stroke
Saturday and died Tuesday.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

MADISON, md. Dec. So,-afs-k ccf.
In. the famous Trimble county (Ky.l
strawberry and peach grower. died
Tuesday at his arm on Corn creek.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

sBunrrA, Miss Dec. so--Joha sims.
Beb's brother. was taken from the Jail
~ Du.ler, Ala, Monday ancrning and
hanged by mob. Sims protested that
he was inseeent and Aad dsne nothing
- deserve such horrible tate.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
Woods Phosphodinc:
THE GREAT ENG

Promptly and pcrnaaa- :
en.ly cures al forms OF
Nervous Weakness. Em-
issicns. Sreri1atorrhes.
impponcy. sad all effects
OF A bu>e or Excesses.
Been prescribed over -
years In thousands OF
y>es: is the oxty RgLfA-
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

SAVANNAH. Ga, Dec .Ss.-Boley q
Sens furniture factory. fhcs Savannah
steam lnundry aud q dozes small build
ines have been buruel. The total loss
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
Rahway Les.s SEQ .oeo by wire. -

RAxwAy. N. j., Dee. ao.-The most
disastrous FIRE here in years has oc-
CURED The Ere started ~ ise Main
street and burned 20 lie. The loss Is
coo. 900. partially insured.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

] MAassAkf- III. Dee - La rrippc
seesss ~ sc gathering renewed
ssfr>ugtS 10 tsis vicinity. Trssa sh>
city ssA x-rre.saiss eosntrv eenr re-
:rerss Of snn serless eases and all the
'sisets~s are keps gss.s day ard night
,Ther. are nsry deaths - nsay -
si~As esShas se-rx srSsred N . sieeie
ssay ssd Ne daily average being sscus
la.el The mortality hes s~sa pssssear
ssrsy severe srneas ed rsspis
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Enss. Ps.. Dee. - This win Of the
late william l.. Scott has k~.. s..=s az.
for probate IN the recorders ofses. n
is dated ~ isss The property 10 ~
,idsz sBsag the faasly. shs sniy bs.
guest sussiae bsssg tha life sss Of
tis.soo 70 Miss usvsrstieh. the samli,
hsssekeeper The estate 10 estimated
a "a eco oea
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

4 rDs ese~ss es~xv~ss&s prss<sse.
) csAspcs, O.. pec< - - News wss re-.
lssivea h~rs frcns esmpSes Tuesday ef
'sks Ssssh 81 Esx NaissY Potter -
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

svy Sa~s -
BexLIxsrss. 10 Dee - --Jsnss
reserses q ca. sesiers IN ehsas~srs
here. assigned, ~isa AsbAltses smeuAt
iss e sser.y elhxe /-r
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

Ss-seffssg yep cent 80
II % gee Dr.. fierres ecas-
sss rsedi-aes q ~hst Pre-
tead 70 - cot rrices :
They s;cnst cezns To ycu
IN that ~av.
To rre~ent f-sus and
imposition, DE esapsns
rsArasi~si nsas<saes Ar.
ed only Hussrh drug.
gfees duly sEskcaS-es q
ogsnb, and arsests q.
2sse fon<-est.hlgsked
pr1See -IT. rser~s gc,s
sn M~s:icnl Discovery tf~x
t1se Ixvg. blaed spS
Laaess, eino Per bessls
D.. f.srcss Fsvcrsse Pre-
srxiV<sea fH ~ernsrs
vesANuno ssd s<lr.rts,
o. - ~ b~>ts; ssd pv.
Hwess fisaasnt fsisesu
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31

tfw tAs fivw1, = ceBe - val
1hs esau4pe rhez5csn0 Hn - hnd eely 81
49, p~scss. has pstAsne -. - 4a&sE seAct
se4fzs>s ~. 0sevazsepl = e~srv 60
wA~rs sA<y fasi - b>1eBt - espe. Yca ha~p
ycsv nrnaY hark Yea - ely bw vntD
r~~svd B<ws-V q dituSpn. fwsse&um.
- SnsxtsssR sqGyt - >Gxp Velen
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
r,rh. rl,h M..eeA.eers

oApspKE. Ala. Dee - --Meager de-
tails hare been received hers Of .
bloody eucounter nsar here Monday
evening between United states Com
missioner charisen asd twelve Deputies
and . gang ef moonshiuers IL is
learned that Moonshsners Kirk and
Sprous~ were killed and UniteA states
Marshal Iaes SON usortaily wouBdsd.
Telegram-herald., 1891-12-31
|lLgD 70 GlRlA'S CAMP
nullsT lrOsG TIE REGULARS
The slatisaiss Lrssss SAID To- Have
strssx ssacktas~ssvsrsi Hsesat
sxismisas. vita tas
Uaazxss.

egevssYnIE. Trx. Dee 50 -HanoYs
fron tie Mexican sids 81 the RIx
Grade are 10 the effect that s.css
Arxtosn government troops ssatsease
et h.er have revoltes. killed their com
aiaadiEg o.icers and are OF TO ie.s
0ar-a's e4ni.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-04-04
A bingham Romance.

"And Mabel, my dear, is it truei"
"Yes, mamma
TIE elderly malron fondly stroked
the bright golden hair OF her beauti-
ful daughter, aud a smile OF gratified
motherly pride played about her ips.
Time had dealth gently with the eid-
CT of these two women. In The few
threads OF silver that shown in the
sill lusterous and wuvy hair, in the
scarcely perceptible lines at the cor
ners OF her soft blue eyes, and in the
slight hollows that suggested rather
than indicated an impaired symmetry
10 the pure oval of her pale cheek,
might be seen evidences that the pass-
ing years had touched with loving
fingers ,he face of this gentle mother.
"Clarenee Dashaway has asked you
10 be his wifeln
"Yes, mamma"
Il need hardly tell you, Mabel, re-
joined her mother, that your father
and | will interpose no obstacles IN
the way of your happiness. II | had
been asked to name the young man TO
whom ! should prefer above all others
to intrust the future of my darling
child shonld have named Clarence
Dashaway. He is a noble, mgh-souled,
chivalrous gentleman, the native no.
blity of whose character mirrors itself
in the glance of his eye, TIE tones of
his voice, and IN every movement of
his manly figure. In winning the
love of Clarence Dashaway, You have
fulfilled every wish that fond mother
could cherish for her only daughter" "
"Yes, mamma" said Mabel, her
beautiful face aglow With love and
pride. 81 have got there this time
with both feeto
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1891-04-04
Four Gentlemen.

A few months after my marriage l
was sent through Lincoln county, New
Mexico, to survey some mineral land
for railroad company. My wife
wanted to 90 with me. 1t was camp
out expedition and case of roughing
it, and no mistake. | finally consent
ed and we set out with an ambulance,
cooking outfit, etc., across the plains,
$50 miles from any railroad and into
the heart of the wilderness.
One day terrific rain set in and
continued all the next night. In the
storm | lost my bearing and wandered
until s O'Clock at night. when saw
a light. | drove towards it and came
to small miners cabin. / got down,
knocked at the door aud was admit
ted | stated my case and asked for
shelter.
"Come right in stranger and well
come. was the answer.
| glanced around the room and saw
four roughly dressed miners. The
room had no floor and only m open
fire place over which the frugal meals
we're cooked. A few necessary arti-
eles completed the entire furniture of
the cabin. my wife is with me" |
said, "and is out in the wagon now"
Here, boys, bundle out o this and
help the stranger with his things. BE
lively now,n said the spokesman, pull
ing off his and squaring things about.
"They helped US with our goods,
got roaring fire to going, then form
ing a line lear the leader, said: Yer
kindly welcome, mum. We amt got
much to offer, but you can take the
ranch" And in spite OF all We could
say they took their rubber coverings
and blankats and filed out Of the
cabin and stayed out all night. Nor
would they take any compensation in
the mornings l.. Stock Exchange.
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WHITE PINE NEWS
Published every Saturday morning oy
w. l.. DAVIS.
Terms of subscription:

ne copy, one year. by mail. ...........s3 90 "0
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Tact.

A Carson lady remarked to another
at a social gathering the other evening:
"Just see that man drink punch,
that is his tenth glass, and it don't
seem to phase him at all. Wonder
who he isln
The lady addressed-"0h, he's my
husband, and he can drink enough
punch to float canal boat and never
feels it,
"Oh, how lovely. How | wish my
husband could do that. If he takes
one glass he's plum full and begins
at once to make ridiculous ass of
himself. Carson Appeal.
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JOB PRIN TIN G.

THE NEWS Office is supplied with every
facility for executing all kinds OF JOB
Printing in a neat manner and at living
rates. Any Job from lady's visiting
card 10 n full-sheet poster turned Out nj
abort notice Orders Solicited.
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He saved His Life.

A wealthy banker meets tramp in
an isolated place.
Tramp-Help a poor man with a
dollar-you will save a human life.
Banker (haughtily)- Your life is
not worth a dollar.
Tramp (swinging a club - But
yours is.
Tramp gets the dollar.--Texas Sift-
ings.