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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-31

II order TO fight flies successfully COW
has 70 make a good many flank movements
buffalo Exprcss-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-31

JA0sox thinks that half loaf 10 better
than no vacation.-Boston Herald.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-31

Docs and men both have summer pants
but . dog has . lit sometimes. - Richmond
Recorder.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-31

ANT one can take Carriers Little Liver
Pills they are 80 very small Notroubie Il
swallow. No pain or gripping after taxing
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-31

-Caller-"Doesn't Il worry you 70
mink Of your daughter on the ocean,"
oId issdy--"Lsnd sskeA Dol she can
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1891-07-31

Best. easiest 10 use ard cheapest Piso'l
Remedy for Catarrh. BY druggists- sc.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10
'9en Der SDrt9e,
6. 9. d, Or. s.,
Office 2l5 Gummit. ct
coka(=0 ad6ri6ten aus Der
a(ten 9eimat6.
@eferrei@.

@ien. Die Dlterrei1il6en S1rift>
leser nollen am Z. WoDember bic Nrz
belt einitsllen. Dieielbsn boffer, bnr@
bteien Strife pelentli1 CUR Inter
itubnus Der Seser Denti9laubs bei3us
tra9en, inbem eine Mense Grbeit BON
Selterrei9 bortbin perI1idt tnerbe1
6irfte. - @rmorbet woroel bon 5einem
friberen Sreuno uno Gefretar Npiie'
lit bieler Gage Der Neoafteur ser
sSranceA In RariS, SEER Titarb. Durh
Elm 8erbdltniB, baS Titarb nit Der
@eliebtetl bes apiiie ansefnipft bate,
Daren aus ben betoen Srennoen. Jeinbe
%9eDOrben. Gin einem Sonntag NbenD
fiirali6 lauerte Npiiie Dem Gttqr6 auf
Dem 8Drienplate alf unb bra9te Inn
nit leinem i9peren, acknowledgement
Nesenf6irm t6btlt6e 8erletun9en BET,
all oeren Sol9en Gitarb ftarb.
Dnr. 3wei Sgseiier 8ersleute,
Der 26 Sabre alte Sobarn 9itiefp un6
Der 10 Sabre alte Nnton SmatoI6,
welde semeiniam Elm .3innler bspobns
ten, batten oas S6idlal, baB ibnen
falt. our 9letben Seit ibre @eliebten,
5uei Wfa6den aus Dur, untreu fpllrs
ben. Dies sin9 ben 8uri@en 70 gu
bergen, bab fte 9emeinlam III ben Nens
tetd ipran9en unb 6ariu ertranten.
Gags oarauf 500 man Die aei6en Der
beioeu iungen 2erte, Die fi6 feit un1s
l6lungen bielten, aus benz Walier.
Bra9. 0is our StutSe lit eS
ai6t ~9ellnser, ben ODER bic l1rbeber bes
@ilenbabn=A ttentat8 BEL Nei6enberg Az
eutbeden, obglei6 Die uriprungli6e
Brdmie fir Grsreifung beS gb6ters
BON 5000 @nl6er auf $4,000 @ulben
erb6bt lift. Die 0iterrei6ijde Bolts
5eitung" erinnert an Elm 8orfommuiB,
tpelde8 pieaei9t In einem 3ulammens
lause NIT Der 8ombens@ rplofion BET
Noientbal itebt. G8 banoelt itd I'm
etnen por Der Sailerreiie 9ei6riebenen
8rief, uel@er. ans 4ra9 oatirt, bic
Warnnns entbielt, baB Der Saiier ni6t
mad Rrag 9ebeu m6se. Der Brtei
J mar IN ese9ii6er Sprade absefaBt,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10
s. aalteper & @obn,
aSbpfeiale= r,tS @etail 9rmssiteu

Das &etaiI @ei@dft, iotpis bic &e.
ceptur Obiser Girma finb Die bebeutenb.
fen in San Nntonio, tpopon Sober
tagtdgli9 fi@ gu tiberaeusen Gelegeus
belt bat. @s berrf6t In Der Npotbete
geraoe3u Elm pbdnomena!er @erfebr;
man erbdIt bier 4les frti9-bat III
allen Oepartements, iamentIi9 aud in
benz Der patantmebisinen = bic sr6Bte
Nuswabl unb bic &eeeptur lit ben be.
fen unb gepihenbafteften 96noen an.
bertraut. Oas Wboleiale Gei9dft
nimmt bon Sabr gu Sabr einen gr6Bes
rem umfang On, benn NpotEeier in ber
Staot unb auf Dem 2anbe baben bic
g%rfabrung gema6t, baB fe bier Dor.
tbeilbaft tau!eu uno auf bas promps
teffe bebient ner6en. Sie 5irma Ralts
e3er itebt nit ben eriten 9duiern ber
Ser. Staater In 8erbinhung unb imz
portirt biele Mrtifel brett In bebeutens
ben Quantitdten. Nuf Nufrase tperben
preisliften Oeriaabt. Wir t6nnet ellen
uaieren betrefenbeu 2eiern ratben. nit
obiser renOmmirten Girma gei9aftIi1
an5utntipfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10

@atbcart fat bic ri9tise 3eit ers
ratben, " rtef er. rDort fommt unler
Wann, Serr San9oon."
v@irfli@? $50 benn?"
Oort an @artentbor !"
,So1en mir unfebren?"
y@eben mir lieber langlam an linn
poritber."
v5olten mir nibt lieber 9er:u Gatbs
cart ein 3ei6en seben, baB Der Mfenid
fommt? ?"
nl1m feinen PreiS. @r miirbe es
inns nidt oanfer. Siir1ten sic nidt,
baB ct oen Manrl ui9t bemerft, I'M
belieutmilten er ulls 10 5eitlib auf Die
Guide 9el6i6t bat"
Sn Sic fem 9lu9enblide f6ritt Sangs
BON an ibneu ppriiber. Wie er ber5tz
fam, faBte er Doriion init finlterer
Mieue felt ius Guse uno CAB 10 ser
Dune @ele9enbeit, ibn unbemerft 5t
beoba1ten.
5obalo er poriber ma uno auBer
90rweite, ia9te ite; nDas 1T Der
Wann. ST ITS obne 6rase." l1no
lie laste baS nit einem Gone, ser
fetneu 3meifel SulieB. Damn fiiste fie
bin3u: n@r bat sic pteoer ertaunt
uno i6eint lie nit miB9iinitigen ausen
gu betra9ten."
Dorilon er5ablte Der ju1sen Dame
ietu 3ulammentreffen nit inn gu ser
Belt, no ct 6rdulein @uitace 9erettet
bate, llno i6lob ieinen 8ert6t nit oen
@orter +: sd metne, fein Wann fanr
etnea lolde 8elddmul1g burd cine Dame
9leidmiitbig ertragen Dor ben Qn9en
zines anoeren Mannes, ~belonbers penn
er Ii6 friiber letner Sreunbi9aft nit
ibr eebraitet bat"
alS iie am Grbe Der 5traBe ange,
fommen iparen, laste Srdulein 8els
fnap: punier @ei6aft lit gu @nOe.
Sd muB jebt na6 6aule 3lriid."
sd bofe, sic ipolen mid nit Oies
fer 8emerflng ni6t mesl9iden, lons
bern i'd barf Sic bis an SIR 5aus be.
gleiten? ,"
Dante Sbuen, nit Gersniigen!"
laste Die Dame. Sim 6aule ansefoms
men, fanben sic @atbcart nit unses
bulb auf Tie parten.
SD babe menigltenS lGon felt 3eblt
Mtnuten bier auf sic setpartet," ia9te
er barl9.
Ole Dame NOR perlebt bon feinem
Zone uno e%nt9e9nete: rDas lit IN Der
Gbat beOauerli6 fir 9te.A
Gatbcart aber fubr. obne ben Cur
fasrnus 81 bea6ten, fort Stun, iit'S
oerielbe Mtaun?"
rSa."
n8irfli6 berlelbe Mann ?" lpieoere
bolte er gang aulebenb.
nSbne Srase. SD miiroe i'm inter
6unoert %beraussefannt 1aben. @r bat
ia 10 Elm auffateuoes aeuBere."
@atbcart ldien ungemein befriebi9t.
r8a8 briu9t uns III unlerer Inter
lubung uu9emein pormdrts, iagte er.
p9aben sic etma8 9iehes erfabreu ?"
fraqte oas lunse Mtdb9en.
rgtellA e~nt9egnete ct in einem Zone,
melder Sn feiuer neiteren Sra9e ers
mltbi9te, uno fiigte raid bin3u: LIMB
test, 9err Du0lep, mlB i'd nit Sbneu
lpre1en. Gommen Sie nit"
Doriion bielt iid aur 10 tanse anf,
nm bon BEN Sr6ulein b0fli9 Mblbieo
81 rebuten, mo folste Dem alien De.
teftip.
(Sortietuns fOIst).
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10
a1otDm llr1o al einelt @iener Saufs
mann, @mil Sohn, aeri6tet.
S6weia.

8eru. Man bere6net, baB pers
gangenen Sommer all SEN perl6ieoenen
@%iienbabnenz, Strabenz, &aralz llno
anberen Sautell i'm Sberlano minOez
ltel1S 5000 italieuil9e Qrbetter beI6dfz
tigt maren. Oesba(b geben nerI6iez
bene @emeinoen nit Dem 9eoanfen lin,
etne an9emeliene Steuer BON ca. 1 ST.
per Mtouat oenielben an5ule9ett.
Sd9er Solepb Senbon in Gourfaipre
l6oB auf Der S0be Derriere Chateau
einett prdbtisen 0febbod BON Is Bfuub.
@enarlnter Singer beS Nimroo 56blt
rabe5u 80 Sabre.
8aieltano. Das 8rennbol3 lit
in Saiellano elm iebr tGeurer grtifel.
Srosoem bic @esenb lebr ipaloreitb 1T,
bat Bel elmer 0ffentli6en Steiseruns lit
@aloeuburg bas &lafter 8u9enbol3 Y
ST. unO SannenholS SO ST. gegolten.
ct. @allen. Die Stidereiinouz
itrie l9etnt allmdlig etpas belleren
8%erbaltnilien ent9e9en 9eben gu ipoleu.
Die 8eiteluu9en ridden auf ben Wtns
ter in 3ufriebenltellenber 3abl Elm Eno
an Nrbeit ipeni9itens i6eint fir oie
na9iten Monate fein Mansel gu fem.
@raubiinb Der Gburer &oe
Notwithstanding 81. Domenig iiu0
felt Gr0Huuns Ser Saso bis bato ni6t
pent9er ais 131 @emlen eingeltefert
morben. Gbriltian 2er6t am @eiBeu=
Itein unb Isiter aus S6arutls erbeute>
ten I'M @nsabin As Stiid i'm Dertbe
BON ca. 1000 Srcs. unb S6ser 3tuSli
Don S9arans bate bis 26. September
~ Stiid erlest. 6err Domeni9 lie
Terte bas @ilbpret tlameutli6 lla6 Sen
Stabten Der beuti9en S1mei3, aber
aud nod Dem Guslanbe.
Sototburn. Oils lestbin 8il9of
6aa8, bon ether Prielterpeibe III Often
fommerb, init Dem Gilenba6n3us mad
solotburn fubr, fits man in etnigetl
DOrfern beS @au, 10 in @ansen, Sd
genoorf II. +. f., nit alleu @loden 5u
lGuten an, I'm bic Dur9fabrt bes Gtrs
benfiriten auf vrepublifantl9e" Wetle
gu perberrli9en. Da ober baS @eldute
init aaet @loder 5u ser ungemobnten
3eit allsemeiu ais Seueralarm3ei6er
aufsefaBt mirb, 10 elite man In Sen
gfa9barbDrferu gu ben Seuerlpriten,
Tim ben beorobten gfa9barn 9ilfe gu
letitenl
3art9. Das Sauptquartier Der
6etlsarmee III Der 6eutf9en 96met3
i1reibt, eS uerbe ii6 nt6t an Die ee@
n1einbsrdtbli6e S%erorbnun9 BON @ests
ton iber abbaltung tbrer geriantm>
lunsen febren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10
Werbamsmtkpouer 8uiamnnenbrpd5.

Sur NIT einem @efibl auiri9ttsen gebauerns nebmen
BON Meniaen, bic an 1ntbdtistett unb Gtarre Der
Nieren letben nnb es unterlaHen, redtseitise S9ritte
CUR Wieberberfteauns BON beren Gbdtisteft gu tbun.
Dtefe 1nterIahunssihnbe TIT eine b6@ff perbdnsnisz
ppue, ba bic poufdnbise 3erf6runs Der betreffenben
Srsane ielbft erfplsen n1nb, trenn ni4t CUR re4ten
3eit Mittel sebrau4t rerfen, I'M tbre abfpnbernbe
3bdttsfeit pieber berbetsufnbren unb babur& bic
acknowledgement bes betrefenben Organs iel6ff su
e%tabltren. Spftetter'8 WiaSenbttters erneuert betbes
urb beust BEN idlieBlthen, perbdnsntbppaen 36rrers
aeb6rt, bic unreinisteiten aug benz bnrdb fe Btnbur9
~itrbmenben 8lut gu faetben, rnreintstetten, pelde
bic Nneae Der @aferiu4t, bes &beumatismus, Der
f9inerle traftis se6lf ipirb, iubal6 lie ,u %psrIasen
rber ibr Werf nur balb gu perridten brpbt. Die i'm
9anbel p~Drtommenben selpbbnlihen Sttmulan5mittel
srfhaen oieisu Bred ntat. 0ean nebms itatt tbrer bas
~ftppiuns unb 8iIipftdt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10

seg- Die beaen California &oibs unb
MeiBsW eine bel 6. RunteI.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10

Sin Mann, Der 40 Sabre Mtebiain praFtiairt
bat, foate SalS bon 8uder n%nierl1eiben f6n-
men Ief, mas er iast.
SpIebr, o.. Sanuer 10. 1881.
Germ SIS. Gben-e1 6 60. Meine per-
reni-S5 bin felt 40 Sabren metf in Der aI-
s~eneinen dr5tliden @raris geipefen, urb m51te
fasen, bab in al rteiner @raris unb @rfabruns
i'd ME Elm Hrdparat aeieten babe, bas ib nit
10 biet gertrauen in grfols bsri6reiben %tonnte,
als s aIP8 8atarrb &mr. fabrisirt bon
Sbnen. 9abe fe gar piele glale serfdrieben.
unb SSbre @irfung III punberbou, nnb m6dte
gum SdIub faseu, baS i'd nod einen SAL bon
Ratarrb 81 fn6en babe, ben fe niGt tariren
piroe. tpsnu man fe ben Nnpeiiungen eemas
einndbme.
Sa @abrbeit 6er Sbrise,
6. 6. @oru1 , Or. s.,
Office 2l5 Summit. Ctr.
SIR pollen e~inbunbert Dollars fir iebeu
gau bon aatarrb seben, Der ridt nit GAR
aatarrb III sebeilt tueroen fam. Sinner,
lid senpmner.
s. S. @beneb & 6 o., @isentb., SoIebo,
.. n 8erfauft bon apotbefern, 75 Gents.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10

@r Wsnn Sic cine lei4t gebeuoe
unb bauerbafte WdbsM af6ine tpaniGen,
10 netben Sic but@ cine Wheeler 6
Wilson befriebigt peroen. gu baben
BEL grps, 408 Mpe. E.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10
Sic bette @~elesembeit, 5an1 @eimafts.
ttdtttt ausAebtl6et 31 tperDeu.

9ie ein3ige 9anbeIs ; Mtabemie i'm
Staate Seras, melGe man als cine
MntaIt erfter RlaHe bsaei9neu fam, 1T
obne 5rage bas biefse "Alamo City
Business College. Sbren Nnipru9 auf
cine fol9 bObe unb befonbere Stenung
lam bieie Matalt auf lire ipltematli9e
@intbeilung Der oerf9ieoenen Departe.
ments, bic ole inter Der 2eitung er.
fabrener uno tii6tiger 2ebrer Iiegen,
bafreu. @ei6 illufrirte &ataIoge ipers
ben auf Munf@ fberal bin frei pers
fanbt. %. s. udman n, 9irettor.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10

~ NIe Nrten bon dbsMal6iuen
merber inter lei6ten Nb3abIunes . 8es
b"inguugen Dertauft bel Grips, 4OS
Nbe, e.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-11-10
4. =. Goaius @sanmfacturiua

Co., go. /, 3, 5 unb Z Of. Soufon.
Strlbe, bat bic erbbte NusDabl in
Winb., pferbefrafte, 9ompf. unb
Ganb. 8umpen aIer @rt un6 borStg'
lidHer 3onfruftion; WoGer &6bren
aler Nrt nebf 3ubeb6r i'm @rpBs unb
Rleinbanbel. 9p6rauliihe &ammer
uub M;nbmibleu aner Gr6Ben gum
Yumpeu unb Mablen Iiuo bort gu ba.
ben ober tperben auf 8efelung beiorst.
@rpBe Musmobl N allen Artitetn unb
bilige Preife BET ec~oiesenfer Wus
fibrung.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-11-06
FOREIGN FANClES.

IN London over n million dollars of
dog taxes have been received during the
past twelve months. The police take
care to keep down the dog population
To the list of taxed animals.
TIE medical adviser of friendly So
eiaty in Bath advcrtiscs that he Will I'M
dnrta!lc the medical treatment of all
and sundry at the economic rate Of two
cents weekly Tor adults and half price
for children.
IT was reported at the Cooperative
congress at Lincoln, Eng, recently,
that 1.5J4 societies had t,117.Oj3 mem
bcrs, share capital OF $GI 800, 100, and
Investment of over $31 ,250 600. The
sales for the year. of over $315, 200, 900,
showed n profit of more than $50, O0O,-
900.
In Vienna has been opened 4 postage
stamp museum, where more THAI one
hundred Thousand stamps may be seen
arranged il three largo rooras. Among
the rarc specimens arc the stamps used
in the balloon and pigeon dispatches OF
the Franco-Gcrmnn war of 1901.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-11-06
LITERARY oLEaNrNGS.

SERv1A's boy king writes verses.
RUDYARD KIPILNG's age Is definitely
Gxed by the statement that he was
born in Bombay in Christmas week,
1865.
BLowfTz, the Paris correspondent of
The London Times, sends all his dis
patches in French and they are trans
Elted in the Times Office.
MR. FREEMAN, even ut this stage,
has begun q history of Sicily. Mr.. Ed
mond dc. Goncourt, although seventy,
has begun twelve monographs on Jap
Sneso artists.
LORD TENNYsoN and William Black
are both warm friends of Mary Ander-
son Navarro Many of the best lit
erary people of England have been
specially cordial to her.
WALTER JERRoLD, son of the famous
humorist, has written new Life Of
Faraday,' containing much original
and authentic information about the
great scientific maui
MARX LOWELL. PUTNAM, sister of
James Russell Lowell, is the only sur
viving member of the poets generation
in the Lowell family. Her cighty-tirst
birthday occurs in December.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-11-06
SUNDRY SMlLES..

PENELOPE (sighing)-"Ah! the men
urc not what they used to be-" Tom
Elrry-''Ed like to know why not?"
Prnclopc-''Thcy used to, be boys, you
know"
FENDERsoN-"1Iad Il great TINE last
night. Was 1t q donkey party, you
know" lsa3s--"NVcrc you? And who
were tho othcrG?'--Bojton Transcript.
Sill" LEARNED -'.Travcl is
great educator" remarked Amy.
>-Thats So" replica S'uc. ':Why could
not fHrt bit before l made the tour of
the watering places. N. Y. Sun.
SOMETHING WAS MGSsING.-'sYou SHY
atc chicken soup isn't good? Why, /
told the cook how to make It, Perhaps
she didn't catch the idea" Boartlcr-
No: think it was the chicken she
Didn't catch. "-Town Topics.
NERVOUS GUEST ton ninth floor of
summer hoteN-"Ah! porter, in case Of
Gre, is it easy for me to get out?" Por-
trr-"Oh! yes, sir. Take that flight Of
"t.sirS at the end OF the hall" Nervous
&rcSt-"Whcre do they lead TOP" Por-
ter--"[Nbc roof, sir"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-11-06
CULTiVATlNG BEAUTY.

aLMoND meal sprinlilcd in the bath
aailitcS the skin soft and white.
y HARMLESS lotion. for. removing
stccklcs is rs follows" Lemon Juice,
che ounce, powered borax, onc-hulf
Arachn; sugar, one-half drGchm.
AK. excellent lotion for noarting q
1"sy glow to the checks by calling the
c'"od t. the surface consists of tine
t'.re VI bcn&oin, one tablespoonful: rose
~htrr,. thrce ounces. Apply TO the
checks daily.
\ TONIC which is said to be very ell
d;tcious In nrrcating tho falling ont of
~" hair is Us follows: Bay rum, one
..":.rt; table salt, half Il tcacupfal: cas-
Tor oil, one drachn: tinaturc of can
snnralcs. ONO drachm.
\ nARMLEsG lotion for whitening and
sofacniny the complexion il. ia:te o..
follows: Ca8carilIa powder, two grains:
Luriatc Of ammonia, two Gpui,lN; emu!
SION of almonds, eight ounaca.. Appl;
With soft handkerchief -Dclincato
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Copyright, 1890.

Whzrh ae7U r0u haOe,
sickness, suffering and dc
spair, or health, strength,
and spirit2 You can take
your choice. All chronic
diseases peculiar to women
are permanently. cured by
Dir. Picrcc's Favorite Pre-
scription. 1t restores the
functions to healthy action.
1t removes the distractions
and suppressions which
cause trouble and misery.
For periodical pains, inter
nal Inflammation, liberation
and kindred ailments, it is
a positive remedy. The
system is invigorated, the
blood enriched, digestion
improved, melancholy and
nervousness dispelled. It's
a legitimate medicine, the
only enc that's guaranteed to
Sive satisfaction in the cure
of all female complaints. "
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1891-11-06
Bare Chance for Investment
A FINE RANCH WELL. STOCKED
1T 4 "a. GAIN

1 have for salt, the following described
property sit.uied in Independence Valley
Elko Coun Neyada. to-wi.:
1,4Oo acres of land, SEQ acres of which is
meadow. Cuts 4uO tons of I'D top, timothy
and alfalfa. All under good fence. Plenty
Of water aud Il clear title to same.
~ cows and heifers, graded Durhams.
Is calves and several yearIings.
IL Thoroughbred Short horn durham cows
with pedigree.
Thoroughbred kentucky Short Horn bull
with iedigree
broodmares; s OF them weigh l,4U, ponnds
3 Of them LOO to 100 pounds
l station sIr,al by u. Bl ,cAhawk, dam b
Rather mare, wei ht;l $50 pounds.
l3-yearoId stallion.
42-year-old fllies and f3-year-fny.
large work horses.
3yearlIng colts.
knowing machines
hay rake.
2plows.
narrow.
lightning hay press (new)
tn. csi.ing mmchime.
L single uIlvi!g ear. land haruless.?
speed wagon.
2schuttlcr wugons;.-2 and 4-h0rsc wagon
four-horse set of Concord team hacnrss
two-horsc buggy and harness.
Forks, hny-knife, slIov plows and othc
farming implements thrown IN. .-
Tnis is the best opportunity for sheepmel,
i'll the Stale. Fine rnIge, etc. AL. OF
| which will be sold on terms which rerde
this rare chunce Tor profitable investment
Ca,I ON or address,
F. f. CHAGNON,
TusraIora, 4.eyada.
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THINGS NOT TO DO.

noH'.r be tilnid about making yourself
agreeable.
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sr"i aihg the line Of propr,cty.
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SUMMARY.
Total Disbursements.s1s7M
$500 81

Bal in Treasury ...... 22aOI
The above amount stands, f. 4
credit of the several funds. nc y
Treasurer's Bal. Sheet, dated Oc,
1891, hereto attached.
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TREAsURER'x BALANCES SHEET

Cash in Treasury to credit of yari,
funcs, Oct. l, 1891, as follows.
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CREDITED TO AMERICANS.
One Explanation Of tho Latest German
Passport Decree.

Ouo 3AApLnhAIAou Oh tne Autcsb 0SAAAae-A,
Passport Decree.
LONDON, Sept. 24.-The Nc,us cores
pondent at Paris advances a supposed
explanation OF the German passport
decree. The correspondent says:
"The ex-Empress Fredericl's visit to
Paris conceded with the sojourn OF
former American Minister, whose son
had been the guest Of the German Em-
peror at the autumn mannuvres. The
ex.Minister was almost daily in coni-
munication with the Emperor, who
asked him to try to ascertain the
reason the Parisians received the ex-
Empress so badly after displaying SO
much sympathy during the illness oil
her husband.
1.-THE ex-minister discovered and con-,
suited me about the discovery, that the
paper that started tho attacks on the ex-
empress was subsidized by Russia, in
the hope of securing loan in Paris. l
admitted that this might be partly the
reason, but held that the real reason was
the revulsion OF feeling against Emperor
Frederick for signing the passport de-
cree. Strangely enough the obvious
cause OF Partisan anger never occurred
to the German official until the minister
referred to represented itin long letter
to the emperor, who thereupon repealed
the passport regulations"
The bulk of the French newspapers
give churlish reception to the decree
commanding the relaxation Of Alsace-
Lorraine passport regulations. They
are OF the avowed opinion that Germany
was only forced to an act OF justice by
circumstances. The Chronicles Paris
correspondent, indeed, declares that
tho feeling that war is imminent Is
growing hourly in France, and that this
opinion is more or less openly express
ed at every embassy in Paris.
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PORTLAND, ORE, Sept. PA letter re-
ceivedt to-day by theAssociatedPr PressfFom
Juneau, Alaska, under date OF septem-
Der 18th, says; Intelligence has just
reached here from the Upper Yukon
that band OF hostile Chilcats attacked
a party OF two whites and five Indians
and several wero killed. 1t is thought
here that the party is Ewing Earlsclitf,
a prominent citizen and journalist Of
Missouri, Herbert Earlsclif, q young
Englishman and five Indians. All were
well armed. No particulars could be
learned from the Indians who brought
the newR.
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LONDON, Sept. 94-The Times Brussels
correspondent denies that the governor
ship of the Congo State has been offered
to German.
The bulk of tho French newspapers
give churlish reception to the decree
Commanding the relaxation Of Alsace-
Lorraine passport regulations: They
are OF the avowed opinion that Ger
many was only forced to an act OF
justice by circumstances. The CHRONICLES
Paris correspondent, indeed, declares
that the feeling that war is imminent
is growing hourly in France and that
this opinion is moro or less openly eS-
pressed at every emb0ssy in Paris.
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Iody composItOr Slot by uor Lover

TOPEKA, KAs., Sept. 24.-About three
o'clock this morning, as Miss Kate Hal
loran, a compositor on the Capitol, was
on her way home she was shot by Eli
iah Watt, a printer, who was lying in
wait far her. Watt immedialy fled,
running about square, and
then placing the revolver to his head
blew out hia brains dying instantly.
Several weeks ago Watt asked Miss
Halloran to marry him and she refused.
He tried to shoot her then, but friend
interfered. Miss Hulloran is probably
fatally wounded.
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Shot nIs pnurhtnr,s sedncer.

OMAHA, NER., Sept, 24.-Dr. B. II.
Berney, q prominent young physician,
was shot by John J, Willis, at the cor
ner Of Sixteenth and Farnum streets
this afternoon while hundreds Of peo-
pie were passing the locality. Willis is
an engineer and he claims that Berney
seduced his daughter. Only, one shot
was fired and the bullet struck DR..
Berney's watch, DETECTED Its course
and only made a skin wound Both
men were arrested.