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Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-11-20
IMPOUNDED.

+ have at the Public Pound, two horses,
one a bay colt, about two years old,
branded X on the right shoulder. Also
roam horse-an original-about years
old, with horseshoe brand crossed by a
horizontal line on the left hip. The above
described animals will be sold at anction
to the highest bidder, at neon, on Friday
next, if not called for before, TO pay for
Pound charges.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-11-20

Horse, cart and harness for sale
Apply to Geo. Hank. oS
ADVICE TO MOTHERS. Wins
lows Soothing Syrup should always
be used for children teething. 1t
sooth,s the child, softens the gums,
allays the pain, cures wind collie
md is the best remedy for diarrh9a
twenty five cents a bottle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1891-11-20
THE ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
The Two Popular Hotels, the St.
Charles and Muller House,
Are now being run under one man
agement.
And known as the ST. Charles.

Keep out OF the grain en- the
Winnie Ranch. No shooting al
lowed on the premises. Mrs. Z.
G.. Winnie. m12 I'm
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-26

DIVERSIFIED farming is the hope
of the Texas farmer. II pays to put
brains into farming. 1t is one thing
to farm with the mouth and another
to farm with the head, except when
the head is all mouth and then farm
ing won't pay. Diversity of crops
wisely calculated so as to secure q
favorable market will pay and pay
large returns in Texas. The LIGHT
was damned by the Alliance Mercury
some moons ago for announcing this
truism, but 1t does not matter, it is
none the less true.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-26
ROUGH ON TOOTHACHE. Instant
relief 15c. ROUGH ON CORNS. ] liquid,
15c, Salye lOc.
MERIT WINS.

We desire to say to our citizens, that for
years we have been selling DIR. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption, DIR.
Kings New Life Pills. Bucklen'S Arnica
Salve= and Electric Bitters, and have
never handled remedies that sell as well,
or that have given such universal salts
faction. We do not hesitate to guarantee
them every time, and we stand ready to
refund the purchase price, if satisfactory
results do not follow their use. These
remedies have won their great popularity
purely on their merits. DreiSs, ThOmp-
son & Co., druggists. S-l2-1m
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-26
BILL POSTING.

In all it's branches, done by first-class
workmen. Bill boards for /, and 3 sheets
and plenty of boards for any size stands of
bills. All work honestly and prompt
none. Refers by permission to LIGHT
office, the Washington theatre and Grand
Opera house managers.
RIVERS & Co., Bill Posters.
Leave orders at the LIGHT Office or the
Washington theatre. 9-3tf
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-26
Printing,

When you need letter, note or bill
heads, statements, cards, drafts, re-
ceipts or any thing else under this
head, call on or write US for samples
and estimates.
MAVERICK PRINTING HOUSE,
9-2-lm San Antonio.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-26
THE NEW HARDWARE STORE,

Alb E. Houston street, Thomas B.
Wren, proprietor; everything fresh
from manufactures; call and obtain
prices before buying elsewhere; low
est figures on all goods; prompt at
tention to all orders. Telephone No.
800. 8 "a Inn
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-26
NOTICE. TO The PUBLIC.

LIGHT lat present. are H. c. Schumacher
Fred Small and d. c. Bitter. Otherwise
you will see that you get a properly re-
ceipted bill from the undersigned.
T. b. JOHNSON, Manager,
SO IT, San Antonio LIGHT.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-26
SPECIAL BARGAIN,

800 acres on Medina river, short distance
from San Antonio; improved; all can be
cutivated: fine soil; never failing water
Apply to So ct
JOHN T. HAMBIETON 81 Co.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-26
nMENIIE pRnpERrY

Another reduction in price of choice
corners on Avenues G. and d. City
property at village prices.
9-5 If REAGAN Houston, Assignee.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-09-26
"a cHANcE EoR auILpERS.

For Sale: Thirty four shares pal
up stock in the International Build
ing and Loan Association.
9-4-tf II. B. JOHNSON.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-12
The Teachers Dream.

The days o! Jane are r5ch ayi rs-A
Sat n TIE schools he dream GAYS.
The bright san wo-@-s 10 Outdoor
plays
TIE tees raJoire in su}trv Rir.
Bat thought cruNs saEElsh and
the child
Grows restless meath ihe s,cr'er
mild:
The tesche: weEries OF her care.
The droVsy breath Of june had
famed
4. teacher. tired 81 her voice:
SIZE iurei the iaDor OF her cuuTrc-
Yet EFHry wcfe her hea-i and hand.
Bat in O4e Du1@rf vtSrpus TEre
Had quicEengJ hoaTt and licL;cuei
Carc-
ODe nomeni-!eErs IN bright dream.
iEbd.
She Sax = SPEAKER. who hszsr
70 thrill ihe ihr,'uE N acgxsHts bod
bra'e- lott! vere the truths tie
tod.
Thno0ch al ihes- hearts his spirit
Inn.
for gordresS hroc-, hive he gdea =
i~fIsabCs!E uaN EUI wicked Octt4$
tie AS bsf pBpEl-Eruvu a Dan.
IT. dreams she sAv = lBdy mid.
With little Childrea hy her .r5a.
The mother syuke IaR dst,c uia4
Eer h-noS; IN viftop Up6rtlrd
Nrfh itIsi look 49, The i,Ilt birds:
The mother SPOKE ;ha vp-r va IS
TIE teacher taught her Ehta a chld.
TEo uIrn WoUld lend q ti.iri asfrhr.
Th,y PROMISE Office, gold Hr3 fame
II be viii sfE5u an baif<t hare
No. SD tbe uublP tapr: away
il VS. Dai tAus thEi ! vas taught"
How pfs'8d she 3e.L The mEa TN
hruEti
Vas 4 1ay 10 hA-s IN chilAanr5'e aay
1!OGfEEI O. DaDCs:Dn
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-12
Lihrty.

Oh. liberty, lkon ar; the Col o. my
idol-tr.l Thou Art The oaly deaf! tina;
bates the beaded knee. In thy vast
and unSai!ed temple, beaeaih the
rooaeS dome, staF--Smmsd and
luminous with suns. thy worShireoS
s;s:.i crest They 90 not boa or
crinye, ~ crawl, or bend their heads
II the earth. Tie dust has never
fH0sGe the impress 81 their lips Up
a. thy sacred alters mothers do 10;
sacrifice iSeir babes nor men their
rlSaS Inou asked no; from men
except the Things thai coci mrn hat,
the whip, the chain, the dungeon key
TSou hast no kings, no poPtS 70
pr eSiS 10 siaaa Ueiwt%u their fellow
L n and IheA Thou hast 20 monks
TO nuns, Sho IL the name Of dut! mus:
uer BOY Thou csresf rot fo- form
or oumbled prayers Al thy Szcrrd
sAr.ue hypocrisy DOS moi bow. Fear
DIES not crouch, virtue DOES L..
t1enb!e, ~sureHiIiion's feeble isPerS
do not burn: Uai reasoG holds alUii
hex inexuuEuiShsbse IurSA, while %
the eve broa6cainc broN OF science
falls hs ever coannG rloraias OF the
better day.-tl-serso.L
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-12
4 Qnecn's

Queen MsreRret's ris-s 20 the hos
pltais among the sgIferers fro,n the
recent explosion al Eosle, vers
lcckvi iorwEri 10 ui,h great delight
especially by the children.
And o tell IRE il there Is any
thing you would like, and i wiIlsa
If j can set II Tor yop," she sid IS
she STOPPED wet a little cot shers
two battered and bruised little VIC
tins we're lying.
SjEnorh,- lispea The younger. Il
should like q dolly"
"Yon shall each bSve e doll. Il rer-
feet bsauty.~ she saii, and bs5ure N
other day Il magnificent DOLL lsy in
each little cot ;eD6erls uuf@sd B.,
Very pale faced and bruised little
ruDikrrk
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-12
FerPcrcd With a shotgun.

There uas r shooting matinee YES
tHrdsy siitTnnon al Job Smiths ranch
near The faDe south o' town. Ops
Frank GlGvss demapdei from Smith
SlSS claimed 10 lee due for s.rrices
rendered last Winter. Hot p,orio
e5sord, 30 which Olsres called Smith
a so-Erd-sn Smith rsn is;a ihs
hcsse, returning gith n shotgun
loaicd SIt5 bird shot He fred Al
Oarcs aud brCucii has rlau TO r-nss
The charge lodScd in 0iayes' legs TIA.
low the krresS producing painful but
moi dangerous VouDds Siai,h uas
arrested aud releaa<d - iati-Ee
rEds Tn5gbe.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-12
The Fuurth a, Lamoil!e.

The ll5;h birthday q; American
Independents SAs property celebrated
at LInoil.s CruSs rlosd~ TciS isone
o: the p7eitiest spots in the county.
aad .nder The management o. Mr..
GhsAa : bouni IL be apupular place
FOR holding pubic gathe.incS.
Ga Saturday pcop,e from Elko,
Star Valley. SSu,h Fork. Larloii.e
and Eo.i Haiieck met =: the Cns
Roads 10 DO hoaor 10 the memOreS Q:
the uen aud Ncnen 81 III The xe.-
ciS-s IN tho roV rrnr~ncei with Il
Procession in Which Mss LulI RSbs-
son represented the GodGcSs ~
Liberty and Miss Katie Gheen took
the pdT;o! Nevada Taen fullcEei
the Horriolss 10 their s~roiss9ue make
ups .ud = right h"rr:S.e hooking Sc;
they were. The ~PcoocS>ion w&S undes
the command .. Joe Hayward IS
Grand Marshal. AEie-ihe pocSSIsa
the people Wy.e ca:hr:eA II the
dancing pavilion, yaa the tc.loSl&s
Programme VS. .vEG, ~:
Prssideai y the DSy-C L Noble
S-s, Red, Whi;r aud B!us"-Ihs
Glee Cub
KradiaS the Dnc'zr&;5oa Of indie
pen6eGce-!iNrC Ies2rn>-
Reading b4aio1aI ~ The La4o.Le
bsaEcr-C = Noble.
LioSr;y IrlulpI4aI-P- Il Ncpsc-
mo;L
Song i Y. SherNoc1-
lEdsS~aoeacr BeuJudGy Dzkia.
Flag u! WAsAips;l--E-1i MclS.,
aloiL
D.alosps-zlla Ghesn and Bsr;
Mcperao;L
Hi>io'y O: the Fes-W-W ", Baohs-
Toe lI,rIry exercises neia- CO.,
: clU6ei, the People sought their Ne.
Gllei iaUcA BASKETS a2J NJ, Gassps
d;n.H: roa, and b-Scva % lie iaoe'
Czu ;orihe ~IIernooa sports paac
iaE, ho7~ ra~inc nivi$iuzr Espi the
| Older o7e occupied. while The Young.
! >ters f~si0Ooizei the De--yco-ro4nd
Mr.. GAcea Was uai!r.n- IA ~:
/ edorts - MAKE every one cssafor;zhls
! and The sncreSS Of The cS4eJ-a;io2 /:
due 10 the Interest lie took 10 the
s~s.!zre ~ his quests The grove xE.
IN nice order anu everything Gbogi
TIE place sAo~ri that nothing had
Z been neglected that would AS6 - the
comfort and pleasure 81 has visitors
T.kia- al in al he oS,cbraNca O,
the 9Th o'July. lS@l. al he L.ac.l.s
/ CroSs Rods was = grand moses
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-12
nHrrER THAN PRE- COIN
AGE:

That purely Republican measur~
knoEn 1s the silver legislation of $50
is indeed rich In good thugs for Ne
vada- HoS BA Mckinley. Tom
Red and tina; other ina from eaS;
O, the N~.sNissippi cilIed Cannon mus,
ruo iaeir hands IN riee oTrr the Va!
they have assisted - tue lsoosinc
maa, Here Is ;..e Grst fruit III their
efforts To heip Iue rccs:
CIRsoS. tNEv-l July l.
~WS-6 vas rSc-.NeJ tpotn NSsHlLs-
tn 10 dar that the entire ,oscs a: the
Mat here S.Il I've retainei at a re
dGc,ion Of 10 per c~u,- IN wages TO he
replaced a, the oil standard Snen the
cbinaSc 81 Sihe. dollars IS resumcG.
NJ dissatisfaction is teit amouS the
employees, Is tLe moacy expended b,
the Government rs wages Is ~ ma
tesIal o-neit ~ the town
How long, y Lori, vii! the farce
continue: Hox hong, . Looi. vii
the people OF Nevada swallow any
KIND ~ =. LnSS AID Smile compl&csL.ii.
oo2
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-12
A GREAT COUNTRY.
-tori~> OF Fertility Nh!ch >cem TO He
Almost Incredible.

Almost incredible.
hare heard - big stories nS nc!c
Siaon'S tatrr story right hen At home
writes Fill Arp in ilcuc and farm II
wa> IN the judges room L night lei
We we've all talking abon; wha; a great
county WAS Gilmcr for apples ADD Irish
Potatoes AMI cahbaccs- Judge Under
vc.d dCNlarcI that yuu might take Il
sr-Ou; from any poor. n~o-acrnunt apple
i-rc down here and stick il III the
ground in Giimcr and i; would grow
AMI bsar fine apples And ten. Ham
>clI saii he had been TO ~rc The famous
apply tree Na old man CIul-SlIS p!4-S.
aha2t = mil, ufT the D-hl1l"-G road,
and he foam i; sixty feet ai;h aud >!Niy
feet h0rsG. and hc stngA up beside II
and ;-ici 20 span il with hi long arms
and couldn't rcach ra0rc ia@a half way
round. he luoA~i ~ Ju&-c Urdr-wU>d
tn= \ mol Of confirmation and ~; II.
"Eha; J. >r~cNactly -. s-..l III JUDI
-. have >ccH that tree. II vaiac from =
SNSG that was planted - o4j Nucna-
iraily. e ha!i-hrscl lu.:-" WHO came
from North Carolina a'.ouI u.ty wears
a-N~ TAu> fortified. Gca. !~!aD-yl CON
timed bis remarks ~ ~vIn- that the
average annual crop u iE.> tr,c u.s.
five hundred bushels a2& me apples
- - what j. known - tac h.ac.: =. PIE
-.ary wc-c such = vc-y dr. ~.
Jul-c Underwood cleared H. I,-0 ;
aod LID. ".ADa. general. G,a't yuu re
1s-1olr cha: .aar-Irazirr'> lane. un
laughing ,,aI c-Sr.s-U here :hcrc - -
a~P!r ircc n yyy-y IagN corner az n2;h
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1891-07-12
Death 81 civilian Meadows

Tne Virginia papers q he Sra and
.'h br!ac The Sai reVs O: the SeEia
n! William Meadows one q The hsS;
kaoSE AMI most highly rrs.=-tS3
ci;izens @! Storey c>uaIr. Nj
Nna3uEs ukS bpra n WrrlEich
coaat! Q! Kent Ea-Iaad. II ISIS -
e~mjsrais3 10 America settling II 81
Louis Ehere lie sizysd Il sh,ri tine
and thea c-oss-i the plans 70 Sli
Lake RenAl2.aE there a ys--. be
then moved 10 P~lHcs.rillG CD and
fr7n there 10 Virginia C;y II IS57
Whs:r be has Scce rvS lei
Though AZ Earlsh2Ea By birth
he ass 8 ihnas4Sh American by
adoption. and took = lively iuierts; II
he ra!itics Of TIE coauiry ally.aE
hia$l: W.Ia the bsasc=-X;ic vBrfy.
lie died Al; orclnsE \. n Frday.
July 2l7sI- IL taz 59.a ysa. O. his
ars, He b=loaSei - Nevada Loi-r
No :, 10. O. =. OF Virginia CITY.
and held 2iuAcy i the eoGoUUeui
rank OF The Ords- Ep5 a Sa,h5o policy
IL the New York Mutual Lie Iusu--
aoco CDnpauy.
In his haSa=ss transactions he wzs
the ~oGi Il honor; y ms family ths
devoted hasa17i Lad !Hihe;; and 10
his friends u trne - the 1esjls fS
the pole. HIS friends, aaa they ar,
Legion, scattered 81 over the FacIS>
Cast Wl sheIEeauias tears 81 so.ryE
whea they -eai q his death
An aged V.5av.iAu sos Eni two
married daughters are lett 10 Dou-a
MS loss Nay his GOOD deeds and NJ
right life gain for hun a welcome &C.
trance INTO the hEv,n q s;,rnEl resi-.
The lS0ErE~DtN- tenders rs sin.
cercsi 9TapEihie to he sn-roWiu-
family ard points iAem t.. consoiA-
iion 10 Him Uao pcIes even h spaT-
rows t@L!.
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Z old-Tme Geography.

mTiais Of the eLcaie~nIh cen
fury has beSa brouch, 70 ll:ht in
Germany. Il \ geography edited
by GO;;iieb E2ie-te!ier. Meter -
Frieiland hSh school for the en-
lJchIeau1er; ~ the s;sirats under
him. II g aUibo- iu<:IEeS bis NO.k
by cOP!oUs r~v'ereacNS 10 the Iniis-
penAnLiiy % lis subject 70 the SuaS;
Alexander IN his iorcSsn campaacrS
and 20 Joshua in his ~SA0a fu- tie
P,NAIS>i ard lie then b-cirs ~
izr;iac geographical infornN;SNo by
ipeN>> ~ n<zea 10 sappn>i.iso@s
QUesNOaS:
0-WIlh what shall we conp11e
iL- aSa ShV does not kGos ceo-rA-
pay: A.-Nllh i L=Il ajIho-; =
cia?.<r. zi;a : blind n6. Uao EAls<
eve: II dsrkosSS ~i;A a SHY cSn~.
with a stupid COX.
c--wAo juiroiuNi the -xp ioio
EHp;: A.-K2- SsAne;rS
=. II uh@i keci Of a carnage Cid
he rides Ali a golden ozrris-e
Oily What zscIzs dill Sa;aE ~ -
! uis5sad The L,ri Jesus lnto jj&GIr:
h--S! u.,&Es - = @aSr
o-WHo supports this oa:ui5a!
A-HusO Gnouu~ Z y~rE !sGroei
TN.
O-whai did Ss,sa show -, Jooi
- the r+r> = ~ Jae krs3u2s
+ G: thr WORLD and ;se.- cieEy.
! lew Y7E~ further ;a@ lss-nci
seclo. iura> 20 the details .! Iae
s2e0os il question sri ASS
o--Wh5eA WIZ rsxivcs Is a2@s
from leather SsezsS A-Seo-
Q.-Wa!s A-Es4u~ II = cz--
med u leather s7sks
O--Whal 60 tie ro=rea o. Ray-
oDae pei ins:e-i =: -:-au-s: A
Prs
Q-wha' : the oplor = ihe U-a;
il lily: -Car@.ae -
o--Wa&i as ssSs%as called Il
Italy 4 Ba2G.;$
C--Whai 90 they - WIKI P~cFlss
* ;ae0 ~ lae:' 3oosy.
Q--HoW are TIE $asvLS q: Grcra
bC!IS As ut--aw that tvo
women n Ibsr ~ L en- bzri,y
pass sAcA o;te-.
II r7asti0-oiG~-=s-E tha h1-r5,
reSto: eoEDvrziei issliy-o5e kinds
q t-9. which ) 1a;lsss caused CO,
s5ls--bsv Ioslale All di@l-se> -m.@E
ihe pupils. - 1oei ~ The names @.
iae sisN;"eI;a r~s7ia-! J-sTs V~rs
cA~2!"'ei 70 satza-e srs1 80 adl!i
Ge1aN2 iS9-LA A:iv' H. 4-s$I-2'
@@e excuses - 1
t-hoH o,rS H'a~1Ea look OF rst
map Aide fall c!oUa rr
S-"ns = ne E-rai S-1lsciy q
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The anniversary - our ln5";,aa5=ra4
Gas r~e.eoraiei ~ Ds-il ,.-; Fai..
IN i nEansr appropriate - I.r= -
Jason. Dlr,Ec The 6.y. lac-s ea-s 3
auAn=r ~ Interesting il-~a rz zr5
otAe: festivities Rh.ca u=.U;ls5 r,.s
attention. q! TIE large S-,@I iaa;
had as-ela,s=i AMI. evf1.aC. v--1 f..
Uho delighted il 'nrr.a- Ire
~f-aJ.>'5, irfnas themselves = 80
cosaDoIiaas { nm rol.a %. :. D.=.-
HE! where tie ball AIS 80 :LEs
piarA. Apps q reisrt-- t~ias!suz
EEVpENT arrived az ile s-al,s AL.
touli 4 large and Uorry tbr,u- .
eat Dancing was kept ~ E.,l
li&D when il Vas HaBo-u.e3 i1ut ~
prize SALT was aazi IN o-as-. @.r
siL. sH>ePi these VAy we're sI:z-s
Inst line, i",s their @rtG Z. aa
lodges ore appointed - ErE-5 ft,r
F'iars-a h.Euuiu! h.Ugus; 8, "a
best lH3y walter and 4 free ;-frt D.
tie lest rEEtlelEn waliser. Anags
ten caUfj= rrrilc rsi..i I15 49,
revolving a-oEn3 i5tc bah Err,g- s-
nsBates The music ceasei Urs- TIE
31ic-sir~iareI taSt n - May Arm
sira1r, ut Sisr VALLEY. vas eai;ge5 -
i1e bouquet Dat they ve-e u:ba.= 80
us.11e Is - the ~csuteuHu. Aa7ts.c-
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Advertised Letters

Following "a list % letters remain.
inG II Ire Post"fbcs a; Exc. Mop
day. JHly & 1891:
fTtTOSPfi. } : % Fish. II L
ieaaplA. Z J
fe-s'ns calling Ios Eay @: the rhcve
Asie-s sig pleass say ~~sGve-isd.-
Er-Ikp L BrLKEl. / N
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S,ory ofs Politician.

Weight l0poupds
CNISe!-Too!%y.
faby boy.
N..4na's darling.
ParAs h.Ge a42n.
Jimmy.
jim.
Jam@
JuAAy The kid
Young Mt. Jones'
James ZONES
Mir. James Jones
Clerk ~ Escirou Jones
G nuiiieernsn Jones
..as-uEa Juues.
ne Hoo. james VI. Jones
James Marlin Jones
Jones
jim Jo-as
J.Eumle Jones
St>entn Ward Jimmie
J.dlEais Tie buIn.
jim.
WhIskey Ja.
Old Soak.
C3Ia9.
CnooarIs o5@--Uniisnt;6od~-
d. uver San.
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,@ s"' E-asB ga.-E % ,s.,,- a.Ir 81.
-a- 'a +a -u!a lasiJ-ss. E.uTEe
90 = ~ s.s-r $50 w=rs l.rI liz .
%! " - Hua4.-F iIa Tna'u All. cuIl-
-''-s " iag"G E'ay. LghI a.. reE ua.r
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School SrrprJ-

Following is d rej,sri Il the Cer'rs,
Roy scho.l Tor tie zyDDth cl4.ar
Jgue 5Eh, 1921:
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BILLS ALLOW ED.

Ev!nHias Is lis. - the bills al.
iouti hy the BH.S - County Com.
uESScaea ST their REGULAR meeting
N Mu2Gay. July Il i>9l:
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ECCENT TiC FEMALES.

~ LGJu-hUin. Kan. woman aynid,
-U' E%l"us" ~ i."uI ung "a uurs, girl h,
iD~iatlur hcr children out. after the
munua- uf cu-;ir.
q Nrv aTuu 0EIirhl Irrrr r,vr his
Ty"r~.u"u-, si~t"ru d,-Inrs wiz, which
a. Uurnnas" Il w"dGIu~ irru,sca,l. She
" the money ind iuurricd another
fellow.
Al t%"li'"C vnfuTr was recently cx.
lr"I'"H frum II church in Racine. Wis.
HHr tad np1 & pleasant cn~unicnancc
"ntt' u'i""T IL her pew. md the clergy
mai Thought she was making faces a;
INN.
y ~Hr"1'r"ir'~T Atchisun Kan woman
k""lH u irwr "i soap ON a board near ,
cr""h STINT runs through the town for
t.' III" 81 trurUpS, and q number nf
them may hV Errn nj that place every
any washing themselves
AS extraordinary tenant Is Mira.
Ennn incAS, O! Vienna. who lived In
"a" ]"'nr tenement for forty ycnrs aud
ir"rr G"a~-Clod with her landlord. Shc
t''N r'Sscs'ion n; eighteen, and livca
io''c now az n woman II hty.Cirht
ycarS.
I"iR Sgtr'tcrs N O'Tailon. Mo, hnyr
become fnr1ous Ivy the new paint on
'30l' joint residence. They cnull uo,
ESTec on the colors, so they decided that
cheh shou'd have her favoriir color nn "A
portion Of the hOmsc, aud il,cu they
Grew lots for tho portions The houKc
- an artistic revelation.
Tur duke ~ Flo has nhnn, , ,I,,o,
sn'tN IN constant, upc, mud he un,rr
wears ihc same cl"thos twice the nnmc
w"cN. His trnwgcrs nro IN ahcl,ca,
marked Monday, rIcDlay nui az ou ,o
thc end ot the wcciG aud they o,c care,
mllN pressed hv his vale, nrfnr, lmIur
put Sn, :" ~ e. yet rid ~ Che rCnacs
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School Report.

Following is n report Of the Mound
Valley school, for the month ending
July ). 1891:
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copNTT HOSPITAL REPORT.

For Jnac. 1891.
TsxrTE sCSE lsT.
Ftias SErn+A dom Gibbons.
Beasis Cardiff.
apNgF-tr
1Sas .--irsaEo Bryga. Irn
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Following il :ha report Of the Lib,
g ~ District school. tor the month
eadin. june u, 1871.
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Jsa. Lrsato Bn,xH- 1sa
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SALARY FVNp-SNLLET.
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-17
Hints 70 illustrators.

Get in the habit of carrying small
sketch book, and of picking up character
istic jottings in the street, on the ferry, 1:
ater. Notice how men wear their hats, al
what angles they are tipped and how mucl
of the head or face is visible below the
brim. There is good deal that is ex
pressive and characteristic about hat il
the artist can only catch it.
Notice how different sorts of deople dis
pose of their hands and feet. Watch the
wrinkles in a mans coat when its wearel
walks, and make quick memoranda OF
them. When he is leaning forward see
where the line of the shoulder and arm will
come and how much of his neck is visible
above this line Get the pose of his head
when it Is thrown back, when he Is asleep
reading the paper or fumbling in his pocket
for car fare. II his arm is forward or back,
note where the wrinkles in his coat front.
back or sleeve will he.
Society men. laboring men, business
men and tramps will all have different
and characteristic attitudes, ways of dis.
posing of their hands and feet and wear,
ing their clothes The more you make
careful study of these things and are able
to express them, the more original an
artist you will become. Make studies OF
the hang of lady's drapery, the set of her
bonnet or hat, the lines of her hair, the
way in which she carries her muff, parcels,
bag or umbrella, how she gets on or off OF
a car, crosses gutter or rings doorbell.
Art Amateur
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1891-06-17


Marmalade is doubtless an excellent and
nutritious accompaniment to bread ard
butter at breakfast, II is reported to be
largely consumed-under the name OF
"squish"-by Oxford undergraduates when
in training for races But the pleasing
theory on which its patrons have hitherto
gone has been that none but the very
soundest oranges were used in its manu-
facture. Probably this is the case with
the best makers of the conserve; but q
rather lurid light has been thrown on the
subject by case heard at the Woolwich
police court.
An inspector stated that complaints were
made to him as to the condition of some
oranges exposed for sale at the local mar,
ket. On examining three boxes they were
found to contain "back pulpy sub
stance" which was quite unfit to eat. !"
The owner of the fruit made the horrifying
suggestion that it 'eould be chopped up
for marmalade," and at the hearing of the
case he defended himself on the the ground
that the oranges were merely Frosted"
Another witness mentioned the disquiet.
ing fact that while the "pulpy" oranges
cost twelve shiliings u box, those sold for
marmalade only fetched four shillings.
The defendant was let off with warn
ing, as there was no proof that he knew
the oranges to be as bad as they undoubt
eddy were. For the public the important
point is to discover what proportion VI
their matutinal marmalade is made up OF
the "black pulpy substance" aforesaid
London Telegraph,