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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-26
The ImbOden Case,

Fort WORTH, Tex. Feb 21.-The day in
the Imboden forgery case was spent in a
rigid cross examination of the denfendant
which developed the defense as to all the
charges Oh which Imboden was indeed,
He denies them one and all and deLit 6
that he eyer USED any acid to alter the not, s
in controversy. Imboden stood tie cross
examination without breaking down. The
argument of the case will bee in Monday.
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The Cash Case.

DALLAS, Feb. 2l.-The attorneys for W.
c. Cash, the slayer of Ed Young, yesterday
filed writ of habeas corpus to take their
client out of jail on bond. The writ will be
up for hearing on March 2.
A Mckinney pleaded guilty to the charge
of sending obscene mater through the
mails and was fined 500 and cost In de-
fault of payment he was sent to prison.
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Memorial Services.

Fort WORTH, Tex, Feb. 2l.-The memo
rial services under the auspices of the &. A,
r., were held a the opera house TINS after
noon. There was larger attendance.
Among the speakers wee Thomas ] Hur-
ley. Judge n. b. Moore, Judge l. NJ. Cooper
and Wilson Gregg, Esq.
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W AsHINaIoE NOTES

Representative w1cknsm, OF OHIO, chair
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-26

CHICAGO, Feb. 2l.--Relorts from Southern
Illinois say the drouth is az last broken aud
that par OF the state deiugsd bg one of tho
heaviest rain etorms IN many months Al
The streapls are Bank full
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1891-02-26

EE1oEs7oy, Tex Feb. 21.- Robbers en-
tercl the store Of J. II. Eel last night,
blew open his safe and secured SjJJ. 5her.
if CLANCY. 81 BonE@Ea, vas autographed Sc
bring up his dogs. no clew.
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State Prohibition and Federal License.

Dies MONIES, Feb. 2l.-A petition has been
filed with the clerk of the federal court
which is intended to test the question
whether the state prohibition and nation i
lie nse are not in conflict. The clerk Of he
United Seates court granted an application
transferring the injunction suit pending iii
the district court OF Munaska county to the
United States court The case will be dock
eted for hearing at the next term of The
federal court.
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FOR JUST 25 CENTS
I WILL GIVE YOU

An Adze-Eys Hammer, a IIntchet, Hand
saw, Carpenters Square, Spirit Level, Wise,
n Monkey Wrench, long handle Ralc. Hse,
Smoothing Iron, IA qt. Dish Pan, 10 qt.
Tin Bucket, Gqt. Coffee Pot, l gal. MEASURE,
Brass Hoop Cedsr Bucket. Solid Bras
Winter, large high-footej Class Lamp, large
G ass Pitcher, SGT Of Tumblers, l set Of
Goblets, large Glass Rose Bowl, Glass Cns.cr,
big assortment of China Plates, Cups and
Saucers, a big assortment Of Yeliowwars,
Linen Table Covers, Childs Zephyr Caps,
Mems Wool Caps, Mems "a. i;"yet DHsas,i Has
Hi H III. Trays, Saddle BiaKesats, ~ys. Stone
Granite Fiat Dish, non-brcakab,e Lamp
Chimney, Dinner Bell, AMI hundreds 'f
nice and large pieces Of W. oden, Tin, Giss,,
Croekery aud Hardware, many Of wh'sh
we're formerly sold for so aud IS een's.
am also constantly adding TO my aud
10 cent counters they ure now exceedingly
attractive. Customers for these counters
frequently come fiom other counties. ln
fact, / often sell these good, to travelling
gentlemen fr.m all parts of the cou.,ry.-
These gentlemen who see great deal. Anu
know all about prices. know these BARGAIN
goods are cheap. Here is the place to gel
your full moneys worth.
Don't Forget that I Keep Alss Full
| Line of
STAPLE and FANCY GROCERIES,
CROCkERY and QUEENSWARE,
TIN and HOLLOWWARE,
WOODEN and HARDWARE,
JUG aud JARwARE and FLOWER POTs
OILS and PAINTS, and WINDOW GLASS
IEATuzD.- onoss- -PiNlkA .lsfsS =-
BOOTS aud SHOES,
and in fact, most generous line Of Gener
Merchandise, which am selling rs ohea
aud perhaps cheaper than the cheapest
s. NJ. RICE, JR., +. U.
Feb u u
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Take Notice, Teachers

u,HE eYamiua,ion Of applicants for GER
IL: tnr>.i., teach in the free pa"nS
| tbine' t.aeb;ne' snd the theory and rnysi"lOsy
ploms. applicants except tho.. h.u
nation o. 1 81 tr,anired by law to ,..ns ."ad'ns d.
Of the ,h,a a'o required to max. q, H.,
licens. .nree grsies a. tbe,s 81 I's'f one
in @ ea,r.ma grades les granted amer .bsi S xn b. n
A. A. L; WALKER,
NJ. ID. KELLY,
C. II. PEAKE'
April 3 '"' Board of Examiner
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March 2
Notice of Final Discharge

DY permission Of Hon. James ". Gee;
d PROBATE Judge for Union County,
will, OH the 18th day Of April, 1891, make
my fpsl return ss Administrator OF tho e';
ts,e Of II. c. Sondley, and arply for hnai
discharge a. said Administrators. -,
All persons indebted to saii estate vii,
make payment to me before raid date, and
oil persons having elsims against said estse
will prsesnt them before said date. fr"p
crly probated, or they will be forever barred
' R.V. GIST,
Adm'r X. &. Sondley.
| March II 10
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TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR, COMMENCING SEPT. 10, 1890.
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
UNION, ). c., April 9, 1891.
DE 1T ORDAINED by tho Town Council
ID of Union, in the State Of South Care
linn, now met md sitting. aud by the au-
thority Of the ,me:
SIC. ]. That tax of two (2) mills upon
every dollar Of the value OF all Real Estate,
Stock in trade, and personal property i'm the
town of Union, he rnd the same IL hereby
le'iei to meetihe ordinary e.peo'es Of tho
MuniciT al government Of said town fer the
fiscal year commencing SEPT. 10, 1890.
SEC. 2. That the sum of one dollar and
| fifty cents be fixed IS q c,mmu,sti.!t for
street aud road duty, and the said sum is
hereby required to lie Iaii by each and every
able bodied male person between The ages OF
eighteen and fity-fyc years, who reside
within tic INCORPORATE limi's Of sid town
SEC. 8. That the Town Treasurer do rro-
| ceef ut once, to collect the taxes herein
levied, and that he shall keep his b oks open
from the lst day Of May until the 1st day of
June next, US9lO, after which lime he shall
proceed. by distress or otherwise. .s pre-
| scribed by Inv, to collect such rs remain un
paid, wi h pcna'iy of twenty per cent.
SEC. 4. That the basis of values for taxa
ton Of Real Estate, Personal property and
Stock in trade, shall be taken from the book.
| Of the County Auditor for the year 1890, as
far as it relates to the town of Union.
Sac. S. J. crnsc fees shall be rs follows:
For each dealer in ferti izers from
to 20 tns................. ...... So 90
For each denltr in fertilizers from
20 10 40 tons......... 10 90
For each As. mt OF Sewing Machines s OO
For each Agen, of Fire Insurance
Comf anicS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
For each Agent Of Life Insurance
Companies ............. ..... 10 90
For each Livery and Sale St,ble.. - 10
For eocn Car. i,gc, Buggy or Horse
kert for hire, outside of Livery
Stable ........... ................. 10 90
For each two-horSc dray per
annum m......... OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 90
For each onc-ho'sc dray Ter
0nnum Observation-Disclosures, D 90
For erch Bill ard Room OH Main
otreet ............. ................. 20 on
Fer each Billiard Room en- back or
Side Street. ct........................ Is 90
For each Ten-Pin A'l-y ......... 80 o.
For each Circus per day.......... ~ 90
For each Side Show ...... ......... 10 90
For each Lecture, Musical Enter
tainment, Play or Show, for re-
word or gain, per day........... 5 90
For each Auctioneer Icr day...... 90
Done and ratified und,r the Corporata Seal
of said town Of Union on the 9th day of
April, 1891.
II. W. TIxsLEv, W. I. GRAHAM,
Clerk. lnteudant.
April 10 Is St
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Correspondence OF ths Union TINES.
News from North Paoolet.

ETA JANE, April 6.-Nearly every body is
complaining with Guilds. Til. "grunr" is
heard on all sides. With some people it is
nothing but bait. ThesSAce never well,
and at The same tiQs< ssor miss a good
meals 'ictua's yls1hey can get it. These
eases ought TO DC treaed with Alternative
do,es Of "hickory OIL"
good deal Of corn will be painted this w..t.
Much of the land will fail to get its u.u
amount OF preparation before planting. Our
people will Plnnt rs early MS they possibly
ran-tspscislly, upland corn. rS.
Our Farmers Alliance, by unanimous
vote, resolved to reduce the acreage Of tboir
cotton. crop Of Year, at least 20 rer cent.
below that Of last year. and increase their
sora CROP md they hope their brethren
throughout the Southern States will adopt
the same resolution and carry it out in toto
The high price Of COR, and the low price Of
c"tt"n at this particular season is no doubt
. "b!cssing in disguise"
Rev. D. ID. Bailey preached at Abiptdon
Creek yesterday +, ON the text, ..Yo mus,
be born again" The speaker show wed con.
clusively that the moralist's position is unite
nso!s and impracticable. The plan of re-
demptien has no subst tute. Gsd himself
was ITS architect and our duty in the prem
i'es Is both simple aud easy to obey HIS will
W uS 'uS SOSpel Is all We
baye TO do. lie assured his hearers Tint no
one ever went to church a, earnestly NJ. 4 id
Nioodemus and went away disappointed.
Our Sunday Scho,l REQ ~ganized Yesterday
by re. clecting its form"r oTcrs. We rr:-
pose TO form te 'clers' class, the ostensib'o
object OF which is to have them etudy and
rec to the lessons together, and give their
pupils the advsninge of th~ir experience,
and 40 far as practicable remove the difficult
tits 50 often met with by the scholars in
learning their lessons. A missionary com.
mittec will visit and invite oil those (youne
aud o,d) who are not attending to come into
and take part In the exercises Of the school.
Miss Dora Whtlock, Of Joncsville. and
Mr.. Willie s. Wofford, Of Wilkinsrille, have
answered our grammatical question in
Parsing "it.' Here it il: "It' i, a simple
personal pronoun, singular number, neuter
gender, subject Of the verb "rains." Its
used indefinitely without reference 10 any
particular antecrdent.
In answer 10 our question of few weeks
ago: the Oldest city in the world now stand.
ing is "DaTnsus." 1t is mentioned in
Genesi, XIV chapter, 18th verse } sephu.
,ays it was founded by Uz, a grandson of
Shem.
kelton Wheel Why didn't You let your
question stand rs it was, even if it was n
misPrint' We intended to answer it by
saving the p'ank open edgewiso. As ycu
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THg Gnrr.-Chicngo, March 27.-Thc
dsa,hs reported from pneumoR's and kin
dred ailments for the weeL~will be about
sOO--probably the largest number ever re,
corded in this ci'y. DR., J. d. Hammond
said to-day "The epidemic Of grip is as
had as season Of cholera, so far as tho
number Of PEOPLE affected is concerned
TEL 10 the State.
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Notice of Final Discharge,

DY permission Of Hon. James NJ. Gee,
ID Probate Judge for Union County, WILL
on the lSsh day Of April, 1891, make my
final return ~ AdministrsiriI OF the es-
tate Of Thoma, McNally, deceased, AMI sp.
ply for Anal discharge - said Admin's'ra'
trix.
All persons indebted to said e'te.s ", MAKE
psyment to me on or before said date, and
ali persons having elaine against said es'He
will present them before sad date, properl!
probated, or they will be forever barred.
CATHhRINE NCNALLY,
Adm nistratrix.
March II l3 ~.
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.Ms Isircn IN YoRKvILLE.--Evangeli
itoh ha, lust closed series Of meetings
this place. Thore is considerable differ
encs Of opinion manifested as to whether hii
ure,encs here has been pro iuet;ve Of much
rood or not. Some Of his utterancos in th'
-aln;t have been characterized by some
srIj.,. r'm horses, Blood I,dHS d. to des.oras.
sn,.;as, Sweeney, RI RI Hpavins, Cure.
Save ss, ssol all Swollen tLroa.s one, Sting
TIE r Vn.oy Use Of one bos,,,a coughs, &c.
known yondrful Biemjshe Warrants
y Dmegis,, 'G,a M., ). NJ. GIBBS 'sre a. ever ever
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NEW YORK
RACKET,

In asking the patronage Of the people of Union and
surrounding country, wish of the :Iv,na
ges we propose to offer you.
We do business the cash basis buy for SPOT c. 81, and
Sell for cash Our business will be clear of every tont Of
credit gangreen, Chat abominae system which is bank
rupng our land)
BY paying spot cash for goods we get them ot rock
bottom prices, and New York buyer is aways ON tho
alert for bargains. Wherever
WIN md him. cash in han ready SCOOP in the cream
of the bargains at half their value So ycu will see that
merchants who buy goods the old way cannot compete with
our prices
We have only one price for goods. You will find
everything marked in plain figures You can see thai Won
are not paying than your neighbour fvc-vea,.od
child buy them just cheap the srewdcst shopper
in the country. -
BY selling for spot cash bad accounts and have.
six nine and twelve time as cheap as the man
who sells for SPOT cash Of he can't He certain
to make bad accounts matter how careful he NAV
be- and when he marks his goods he ms mark them high
enough to such losses Now you don't want to pay for
your nelgbors goods do you? Iii tell you how avoid
that, buy from the who sells SPOT CASH.
We propose in few days show you one of the largest
and cheapest stocks of Dry Goods Notions Shoes Hats &c.,
ever brought to Union. Here some of our prices
Paper OF Needless lc Fine Challics, &c. per Nd.
faper ms, lc Good CalcOcs per vi.
Ball OF Ihrcad lc. 1000 yards Of good Pant
Box Backing. lc. Jeans = TO- an, lie nrr v,l
Box OF Bluclng, lc Good Victoria Lawns. &c.
1000 yards of nice Dress per y; rd:
Lawns, &c. per yard. j. Silk Ribbon. &C. pcr ward.
And hundreds Of things too numerous mention; when
you want anything in the world first consult your pocket
books best interest and to the New York Racket
III HHDnXZ-n==He H--=zf
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MuRDIREss AND RoBBERs.-New Orleans,
April 2.-Judge Marr, tho presiding magis
trats over the section Of tho Criminal Court
in which. the grand jury is now serving,
yesterday expressed the private opinion that
nothing wouli ever be dsue to the lynchers
who caused tho killing Of the Italians.
ciose examina ion Of the record Of tho eleven
alleged as..s.ins discloses the fact that all
but four of the eleven s.sin were registered
voters, either by birth or naturalization.-
Tho four others, whom Consul Coris claims
As entitled to The election Of the Italian
Go,erpmeut, are Irabina, Bsgnstio. Mon>s:
terio end Comi,z. The first name is found
I, have been voter in the parish Of st.
Charles. Bsgnetio is proved to have been
n fugitive murderer from Palermo. and q
member Of the Esposito band of highway
men. Marehesi was vet 'eran of Garibaldi'
army, but fled from Palermo while charged
with numbering female. Irabina was alsI
6 robbsr in Sicily. or Comitz, nobody
seems I, know anything. He and Monas
terio were turied in the potter's field
Consul Corte il doing all he can to reach
= the facts of the affair, and he has re
eeiyed that eou' tesy at the hands of Gov
ernon Nichols and Mayor Shakespeare iha
his pssitisn warrants. The grand jury
holding daily sessions.
JuRY-FixERs INDICTED.
Now Orleans, April 2.-The grand jur
has found thrc, indictments in blank-tw
apains. Sclignan and Borscn for bribor
and three against o. Mally for conspiracy
bribe.-The State.
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The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF UNION.
Court of Common Pleas.

SOuIl vi iSoSs
Summons for Rel sf-Conplaint Served.
The British & America Mortgage Company,
CL,mited.) PiaintP,
A. Frank Smith, Lawrence Gardner, +. n.
Scher Z. =. Maeomson and A. N. Wood,
Defendants.
To tho D.fenkrncs:
To answer sSe comp.ioif Il sn his action,
Of which a cory is herewith served upon
you, ard to serve a copy vi your answer TO
the said complaint on tho subscriber at bis
Office at Union. s. c., wi hin twenty days
after the service hereof. exclusive OF the
day Of such service and II You fail to an
swer the complaint wi hin the time afore-
| said, the Plaintiff in This action will apply
| I the Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Ds,ed March ls. 4. d. 1891.
! ID. A.. OwNSEND,
| Pl.inti6's Att rney.
To Lawrence Gardner Take notice, ths
the summons herein, of which tbs above II
copy and the complaint were flee In the
off q of the Clerk Of Court Of Common
Pleas for said Csrnty on 18Th March, 1891
ID. A. TOWNSEND,
Pl,intif's Al ornsy.
March 18th, 1891.
March 27 IL W
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Hsr.h M ssrr 90 II Nsw Yos.
.i.s,i.,, ai:ssa, repaired sIs Iss. def. Of d. board Of
msIss %. Yesterday from M to-day and
r. am. ~ 10 oil since tn. seo". e grip. This
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Executors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that oil per
~ sons having claims against The estate
of Mrs T.. X. Hamilton, deceased, must
present them to the undersigned, properly
probatsd; and al. persons indebted to the
said Mrs T.. r.. Hamilton must make pay
ment to us PROMPTLY.
]. C. ShRTOR,
A. w. GILMORE,
Ex'rs E,t of Mrs, E. X. Hamilton
q "a At
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JuRY-FixERs INDICTED.

Shopping or School Bags 10, 16 and 20 os
ssch. st II. NJ. COHEN & BRO.
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NIARRIED.

SMlTH-IIANCOCK. Msrriei, IN the
19Ih Msrch. 1891, by Rev. d. +. Boyd, Mr..
John Smith and Miss Fannie Hancock.
WARD-FINCHER. Married, on the
26th March, 1891, A. New Hope Church, ny
Rev. D. p. Boyd. Mr.. Monroe Ward, to
Miss Addie Fincher; ell of Union.
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RICHMOND s DAN WILLIE RAILROAD CO.


COLUMBIA AND GREENvILLE DIVISION
Condensed schedule in effect March Sth :,
1891. Triius run on 18th VI Il an time.
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White Embroiderei Cbildrcn's Caps % aLd
40 cts. at II. NJ. COHEN & BRO.
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glad to know that they have not forgotten
that illustrious soldier, Gen. A. L. n'lt'
whose dust now lies in Hollywood cemetery
at Richm. nd, Va, without even rude
stsnc to mark his last resting lace. There
are thousands Of orphans in our country to-
day who would be glad to contribute some.
thing TO perpetuate the memory of General
Ambrose r. Hill. VoN.
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A of Boots and Shoes Mt cost, at
s. NJ. RICE, JR L. u.
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AN ORDINANCE,

TO RAISE SUPPLIES FOR THE FISCAL
YEAR, COMMENCING SEPT. 10, 1890.
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Easy Work Tor almost
o knows anything
yer it.
Ugh this section
wounded by one
but made i,s
( Skull Shoals,
ar,l.
eff mcient n ma ,
selccto TO rc-
his county for
census, aud We
School Off ce, E
Wing him ihc in
jug Breaking
h's Chapel for The
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Itch on human aud horses and all suimals
cured ia 80 minute. ny woeffords Sanitary
Lo'ion. This never fails. Sod by j. ~
GIBBS SON, Druggists Union s. e.
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1rt Of this county.
!, Of Springwood, Va,
Il they have hal an old
winter. Snow continu.
IL since christmas. Some
three feet deep.
while the patriotic ladies OF
Ere done much to. preserve the
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-04-17

The general manager of the wealth
er department has made several grand
bluffs at US the past week, and by
gathering together black, heavy storm
clouds, caused the old-tlme, grizzled
weather prophets to crawl out of their
holes to predict "a very damp spell
of fallin' weather." Their prophe-
cies so far cometh not true. A few
distant peals of deep-voiced thunder
were heard yesterday, and the mete-
geological prognosticators again got
bold and confident and emphatically
averred that 1t was a forerunner of a
vigorous rain storm. Placer miners
earnestly hope it will prove thus, as
there is not yet water enough for "full
heads" and they are now necessarily
carrying on operations on a small
scale.
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THERE is n difference of opinion
here in regard to the action of the
County Commissioners in hiring Fl.
w. Dunton, at n salary of $500 per
year, az adviser OF the Board of Com.
mlssloneFs and county officers, hut
the majority are on the side of the
protesters. A protest was placed be-
fore the Board, signed by quite
number of citizens. The objection
was on the ground that it is creating
new Office, and that the District
Attorneys duties include that of ad-
wiser of county officers. The obiec-
ton is not for the reason that Mr..
Dunton was appointed. 1t would
have been the same had either of the
other two lawyers been appointed.
Some take the ground that questions
come up that must be acted upon at
once, and 1t is necessary that the
county have legal adviser at hand.
The Commissioners asked the opinion
of Attorney General Roberts in regard
to the power of the Board to make
such appointment. The Attorney
General said it was optional with them.
There are times when the Commits
stoners and other county officers need
legal advice, and before they could
get it from the District Attorney,
bat we think it would be better,
when such legal advice is wanted, to
go to any OF our attorneys, get it, and
pay the fee, and not create a special,
salaried Office. 1t would, without
doubt, cost the county much less for
the year. However, we do not care
to particularly censure the Commis-
sioners for their action, as they are
virtually working for the county for
nothing under the new salary law,
and Commissioners naturally get
enough "cussing" anyway, no mat
ter what they do. They can't please
everybody.
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Koch's Lymph In Idaho.

DR.. Watkins received small pack
age by express Tuesday, but it was
worth good deal of money. 1t
came directly from DIR. Koch's labo-
ratory in Berlin, and contained two
glass bulbs with one drop of pure
lymph in each, also the same num-
Der of bulbs of sterilized water. Sen-
ator Mcconnell procured it through G.
B. Billings of New York, Surgeon of
the United States Army. Accom-
panying the package are instructions
for applying the lymph and request
that the results of the experiments be
sent to DR.. Koch. DR.. Watkins has
two consumptive patients who have
consented to submit to the lymph
treatment, and as soon as the wealth
er is favorable he will perform the
operations. This is the third expert
ment of the kind to be made in the
Pacific Northwest. One is at Spo-
kane Falls, the other at Portland, and
of course the trial at Moscow will be
watched with interest. 1t will be
several weeks before definite results
are known.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1891-04-17

The tin fields of New South Wales
wsre not opened until 1872, but since
that date tin and tin ore to the value
of nearly s45,oOO,oO0 have been taken
from them and shipped from the col
ony. The ore has come mainly from
alluvial deposits, but huge stannifer-
Gus dikes intersecting the granite
country rock, which gives much prom
ise, have recently been discovered.