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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-07
Wooden Storehouse Burned at Proyi.
dence. X. I.

PROVIDENCE, K /, March A three
story building osIoUgi1g to A. d Vese Of
OF Woonsocket, situAed in Blscktsone,
Mass,. was totally destroyed by An ipeendi-
sry FIRE early this morniDg. The building
vas used as a store house. Jeremiah Clark
of Lowell, Mass. l,se. about 5000 on
second hard machinery; j. Kelly & Son
$500 on carrir ges etc, probably uninsured
Loss On the building about $500, unii
sured.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-07
To Inspect the Small Point Boring.

Bath. March 5 Colonel Wormel'dorf,
the Pennsy lvAnia minins expert. arrived in
the city last Eight and today he vent to
small Point to inspect the work going on
there sad to examine the strata through
-bi b the drill has passed. They expec'
to fl I'D cosl any time.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-07
DR.WILLIAhS BLOOD SYRUP

Jsa BLOOD SPECIFIC AND TONIC.
Nor tbsn twenty well defined cases OF La
Grippe in this city have been cured oy Us ase
within the past two weeks. We guarsn,tses s,ns
that no person making daily use OF this b'ooo
syrup. will have LIS G-ppe at al. Az ,,,r hos
stated oublicly, THAT ONE OUNCE OF
PREVEN ION Is
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-07

FAIR WEATHER
With Slightly Warmer Temperature for
Monday.

WAsaIseros. March 6.-For New Eng.
land Fsi, Monday, north Winds; slightly
warmer IN Western portions. Signals are
displayed from Ne.pcr:, to Nsrragansess
sec lion and from Woods Holi section to
EAstport.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-07
NATIONS CAPITAL.
Secretary Blaine Very Much
Improved.
i Reception TO be rendered Hon
ThOmsS B. Reed.
Mr.. Bland Confident of Passing Free
Coinage Bill at an Early Date.

WAsHISGroS. March 6.--SecretAry
Blsine snil continues TO improve. He eI-
poets to resume his duties at the department
Of state in day or two.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-07
A Revolt in South Africa.

LISBON, March 6.-The mail from South
Africa brings the news Of . revolt in the
zAmbesi Bsrue district sgsinst Capt G,u-
veia, Who it Is fumorsd, has been killed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-07
Tie London Election.

LONDON, March s.-In the srienrial cleo
tons for members Of the London county
council, Saturday, out Of 27 modefatei
elected, 10 vsfe unopposed.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-07
A New Presidential Candidate at Buenos
AyYps.

EuEsos ArREs, March AT . conven-
tion Of the National and Civics parties,
General Mitres withdrawal from the cand:-
dacy for President Vas accepted and resc-
Iurion adopted to support seaspens Doe
for President.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-07
a DARING ROBBERY
OF ths GuiIiord, ConD., Ticket
Office.
The Thief Gets Away With SeYanty.aVs
Dollars,
But Is Finally Captured-H is Thought
10 he an Escaped Convict.

NEw HAvsS, March 3 "A short, stout
man with plump smooth face ard wear
ing light cheekered trousers, dark under
coat and vest and light coiored overcoat,
rushed of the 80 New York bound train
AZ Guilford tonish. out into the depot.
1 He ran straight 10 the ticket ttice and
/ covered the ticket agent With pistol.
"ou, with every cent or down you 20"
he Kissed and the agent obeyed. The fel-
low got SIS. Herushed out OF the depot,
hired double team Of Ralph 4 Rsdheld,
with driver and disappeared IN the dark
uess.
The horses are black and q bay, and the
vehicle a corning wagon. The desription
1f the fellow tsliies with Richard J. Dro-
nan, alias Frsrk Harding, who escaped
fIom the Massachusetts state prison yester-
day. There isa 800 reward offered for
his capture by the warden of the Maasa-
cbusetts prison. His picture is at the local
police office.
He is = fuil-faced, stout shouidered man,
and described 1--WE feet six 80 years old,
blue eyes, sandy brown hair. $50 pounds
Give and buy, and the words, True love-
oruoiax and monogrsms II. ID. and ii. c.
on right forearm. Coat Of arms on left
forearm. Bracelet around each wrist. All
IN blue lndis ink.
He WAS captured at S o'clock in East
Haven by Deputy Sheriff Carney OF Bran
ford. Tie refused TO give his name.
Later.
Arthur W. Laphsm, who " held up"
Ticket Agent Daley Of Guilford Depot
Saturday night, spent Sunday at police
headquarters in this city. He insists he
has given his right name and that New
York city is his home, The police are
now conviuced that he is not Drohan, the
e'csped Massachusetts state prison bird.
Boston police sent full descri ption OF Dro
han. which does not tally withILspham.
The prisoner is well dressed and talks
very intelligenily He is evidently Of good
family, = novice in crime. He says his pa
rents are desl ard he has no relatives
other than brother in San Francisco. He
volunteered the statement tonight that he
once played in Hallen & Ilart's Later
On" company, and later in "Silver King"
That was over year ago, he says. Since
that time he has been clerk in a New York
store.
lie pronounces his esospsde OF Saturday
night as foolhatdy, and says tho want Of
money led him TO do it, l,'nhsm regis
tered At Aldrich House Mondsy last. and
remained there until Thursday. At the
hotel he ssId he was from Savannah, Ga.
Some of the police officials are OF the opir-
ion that the fellow is an sllround crook
lie will be taken Is Gullford IN the morn
ing for sfisl.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-07

Bosros, March For New England
U It'll Tuesday, fair slight changes Ct tenn
perxture, west ard northwest winds.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-07
Later.

At O'Clock this m 3rnipg there was no
change in Mr.. Springef's condition and be
was resting quietly.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-03-07
FREE SILVER COINAGE.
Bland Thinks He Has Strength Enough
to Garry 1t in the House.

WAsHGsGroS, March Is --Despstche.
are being sent out today to absent congress
men, urging their attendance here nexl
Monday to vote on the silver resolution
Both silver and snti-silver men in the
House are strAinlng every nerve to secure
full showing. The Democratic opponent,
Of free silver. including Messrs Andrew,
Williams and 0'Neil of Massachusetts and
Tracy ard Warner of New York, are en-
deayoring to induce the Republicans to as.
sist them in their fight. 1t has been dis
covered that many of the Democrats who
were supposed 10 be favorable to post oDe-
ment, today declare themselves as not yei
ready to cast q vote which would seem hoe
lille to silver. According to Blsnd's car
vas thus far made, he claims that he has
votes enough and to spare 70 secure the
adoption If the rule fixing the twenty sec
ond Of March for the consideration of his
bill.
A Reception TO be rendered Mr.. Reed.
WASHINGTON. March 9 A reception
will be gwen Ex-Spesker Reed Tues lay
evening at the National Rifles armory by
all the s,ste Republican associations.
Plumbs successor, Senator Perkins, is to
preside. Julius Burrows, S. Z. Paine and
others are to speak.
The official announcement says THE
vindication Of ex Speaker Reed and his
parliamentary practice by the United States
Supreme court will probably form the basis
Of the congratulstory addresses, and it is
expected that Mr. Reeds response will be
an authoritative exposition Of his ideas Of
the quorum question
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-02-20
ADVERSE CLAIMS.

Adverse claimants must file separ-
ale and distinct claim against each
application which II Is alleged con
fiicls With the premises owned by
such adverse claimant.
Tie papers IN an sdverse claim,
once filed, cannot he Withdrawn, but
become part OF the record.
When an adverse claim has been
filed 1t cann0t be amended so a To
ewbrace larger portion Of the premi.
f6s thyr hat Described ID tho original
And adverse claim must be made
out In proper form and filed In the
proper local Office during the period
Of publication Of the application 10 be
olfewLIv4.
II In the duty OF the adverse claim
aul to- commence suit III proper form
within tue Required time, and If he
intrn Ststhe nncerai nlediuIn OF the
United States mail he miist abide the
consequences, should delay ensue.
through misfortune or accident.
Should the failure to commence suit
be the fosalt OF tue corrupt or dishon-
e5t action OF bis attorneys, The lite
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-02-20

rsor Department czpDos redress The
wrong.
An zdserze claimant should 81
F,rzh IN desail fhe fze4 upon which be
t.sses H. adverse claim. A statement
N general terms. en- bo1ying coDelu-
ssonz g AZ. zIzEo1k stating the fzcss
specially. viii not lie considered in
eyI5eDce.
Al adverse claimant should shoz q
e0molEznee xi.h The Local Avs Ia re-
eosdinx b. claim and il regard % ex-
uenditares. and shall lie copy d
he original notice Of bis location,
and sbsH me nature or the extent Of
the connies alleged.
An allegation d parties 70 suit That
hey compose the company y suffl-
Gent. and they are not required 70
u-ose that they are the original locz-
Irs Or the Identical parties who pre-
senfsd The adverse claim.
AGRICULTURAL OF MINERAL LANDS
where ihe and i II lille. i suy.
value for agricultural purposes but =
essential for The development Of niIn-
ing elaIfBs. if should be disposed Of
under the Mining Al.
Where lands containing valuable
mineral deposits have beeb included
~ al agricultural entry. I'D entry
ziil De ezueelIed a. any time PRIOR ~
issue 81 patent. upon satisfactory esi-
dsnes Of the existence o. suc.- .aln-
able depOsIfs-
Where valuable mineral deposits
are discovered upon iraci after the
same has been entered a. agricultural.
but before patent has been issued. the
parties claiming the mine may make
application for patent for same. and
the agricultural entry viii be can
called 10 thai portion Of tho and en-
I.zce1 " said mining claim.
Where rsiBeral deposits are discoy-
cred - AGRICULTURAL lands after the
patent has been issued 70 an agricBl-
tuTaI claim AIT. they pass with the
pztsuf.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS scrip eannoi be
received II payment for claims.
ALIENS.
A foreigner may make a mining To-
cation and DISPOSE Of u. provided he
hscome- citizen before di-r0siaz OF
the mine. Proof that tbs party was
not citizen before d.sposing Of bis
claim must be affirInatiYely shown.
Locators and intermediate owners,
other than applicants, will not be
presumed aliens. in The absence Of
allegation or objection prior to the
Issuance Of patent.
The portion of mining claim sold
To an alien cannot he patented while
snrh owner is an alien; but on his
declaration 10 become a cilizsn his
right date back TO bis purchase. and
be may tbereupOn secure an United
States patent for bis claim.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-02-20
MINING LAWS.
rroR TEE INFORMATION OF
- ALL
Owners and LOCATOR
OF MINES.
AselIcATloHs fss PATENTS.
the lAwIH REGARD TO kLItHs.
ArpLIoA~fox YoE PATExT.

ApPLIcA<foS FoE PATgzT-
Where papers have once been fi-d
wslh The Register and Receiver they
become pzrt 81 the record, and an
nesshsF be Withdrawn nor returned,
bus mus be transmitted 20 the zen
eeai Once.
An application viii be rsjeetezi
when fEs description q the premises
IL er.oneous or insufficient
Application fsr = patent vii be re-
jeczed because
FIr1-Tbs notice vas published
without the knowledge Of the Regis
ter.
es-eond-The Tsoftr7 ~4- nod Iub-
ii.Bssd IA ; newsps .er G~sigDs'-zd a.
psbIi.bsd nez 80 the claim
Third rhs .szO.f u Ale xas fSan1
deE~e1Iye. and
RSurt---A pres s11s Application bad
been made for The same premises.
wh5s-h Wzs w..i irzsn psuding q sUit
in Courf, cos.-.snced BY the adverse
claimant.
An sOplicztion for patsns ~ill ne
rejected when the survey dos not
sccstrzfe : define the boundaries Of
O elslH
Vbs ne claim Vas MOI located IL
AZ nlanee 18th lns.
Nhe-e several parties OsEn separate
and distinct portions OF q claim. APP
pIicatlon for patent may be made by
either for that portion Of the claim
o<peJ by him; Lul where several
parties o@Ts nndivis interests In a
mining eBaill al -honlc Join ID an
sppliezfIon fpr > pztent
4 p-r~on or Association may pur-
chase - many placer claims as the
l0.zsi las admits. AMI embrace them
all in on. sp; licn on for . patent.
Two or more l0dss cannot be en-
b. -. "a one aspiration for patent.
except g.. I,iacsT claims cfnbraeing
twe % more IoIes s. Ilhiu their bound
aries.
Papers swort, - before any person
puTporfiug To art - drpuiy for the
ltsgisier and Ksyeiver cannot pc re-
rorsIs.,i ~ = si.ienee.
IL al patent. Tor mining claims
situated anhIu the interior boIndar
les oi a fown site clause j. iprerLsd
sxeepsin< AID excluding all town
property nights upon the snrfaee. and
all b"n-es, bnIlalin -. structures, lots,
blos-k-, streets, aileys. or other mnni-
ciIal Improvements not belonging u
The gfanaer herein, and all rights
necessary or proper tothe occupation.
possession ortDJoyfaent Of the same
Publication Of notice must be made
only IN one newspaper for the period
of sixty Jay.
SotIee iuisst iJs published ten con
sectiti 20 weeks In weekly newspapers,
end In daily papers sixty days must
elapse between the first and last in.
sertiOns.
Where tie Register designates the
daily assae OF newspaper for the
publication Of notices OF mining ap.
plication Tor > patent 1t Is not In com.
pliance with the Law 10 change To the
weekly edition Of the same paper
~llbent authority Of tho Register.
The existence Of a salt spring on q
tract Of land witbdraws It from the
operations of the homestead and pre-
snpfion laws A hearing for the
purpose ,of proyiDg the agricultural
character ~ such land Is not allowed
Land containing valuable deposits ol
slate may be entered under the mining
acts
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-02-20
50 ~
APPLICATION FgR 4 PATENT
To the Ruby Silver Lode and hii'
Site.
rs LASD OFFICE
EgEKka- 500, AaE9;..- sx -g4

Vr.rs. xrxsDa- 4zxa=z = 10.
a-OTTcE rs HEgEBT GIVEN THAI
= ~ kzhT Hul Missing COMPANY. Mnoss
PssaoEss z1trsss > gaerrY Cree,
- fzlzr.F. ser1sa- hzvr fsis 1zF zt-c fnslf
- irzs50z for ) pzEez; - seFea aGnerea
= Il - llnezr ~ q tAe E1s1 sl.rez
E.ss~ NIne 81 rem a<1y11z s5sseF- "a liz
i--sszr1 IMo hzE1rs1 - Eel u @.--ns -
: = - seres fsr nlileIss. sitsstse ~ Elpf
ii Hs.frz I55.frsez- C1zaty q y Lille Plne
- Stsse q SsTzzz. zs1 ees xESfea y ths
- rdse. zud zrd e1ezzl pizi % DE IN this
o. - ~ ssEz- 20 81
bezIasl1z az - I. - - s,iyissI ios.
t5sga esraer- Nhsxce tAs l = Mineral sz9h =. q
--szs -. ! hss1rs y fslsg ) n > 49,
5ssss. 40 : rut11iss ooiofe1 s@41 v5Af- ;
De- ~. znz sAzrH s-0-zf O eh-. - e. !. =
~as-.- HI. he.rs : = de-. thence = =
- r. ain. = - Eees - pasz 10 = c.cuT-
- Ne . !. TIE o. -lDsl lozat1on eesuef. II
rs-.zc.i1z ~ Ur-f -iae IFS 9 ths 1llssf
Wra4fL mining cGsiZs y - is.t .nzIt %
~ Iawz Chsef eisim : 20 left ~ feei a
- - At B C u rocks = OF The ilBe
rsr.zt - fsssf = star on h lows tbiefclelm
= : fees . Ieff. gse-z = . ! = Sarsef o
- Z b 4rsS. = de- v - - feet t.enee
; - Dig = NIT / = isri = rS-i : =. =
3 ain. " 10 f~es 10 post so ; l. : saf-
x-rg " > A: Il SO feet lufsFssctee tn
sozrE 81 lIne 81 fhe eiIFs- nr1stE rz-li.
So fzy-z Ne 4 = e4rfef - = \. - szt-94
n,5alUx zIsias j. 10 right - feet. AZ = fset
-1,sft q tie lsrIzzIg inning cain ! ! tel t.
less- A. - re. ; -hzit On h1bY silver elsim
: ia fssf - rizhs. ~ AZ sesf 4n Cd shsff \
p let - rizbf: - - feet ~. corner sfiz-
~ uafaarz cain : - feet 20 leff. and the
rsss-7b end center p-5sf q /. . Virgins mining
eis9u1 /. Il 5eef 20 LEFT. Eheuee : = de-. -
mia. - - iesf % p1st Ao- L ; >arFe{
10 - = tie plzee Of heg snnings ~ leh feet
sosth nd eenfeY monument .contaiEing > =
sers-: Ie.- EXCLUSION, - zeges. Total ~
EYsiasion q ground belonging 70 The ST.
ser Nrzath mining claim Beginning - put
70 ~ ;. survey No - !. :. q de-. - mn.
2 - feet - po=f 70. , L. : Ssfyey No ~
A thence : = deg Is min., " ~ feet 70
pot NO I. :. Sufgey No ~ \. lLter-ect-
iux the sDath b5unLarF line # ihf SILVER
TTeafh mining ciain. theme :. Z, de-. l.
ma. - izz15 let aiDnz The sVafb BOUNDARY
line 81 silver Wreath CAIN 70 poet Hsarsed
No |: SW e0rner silver Mr-afh 81 > saF-
xev. sitnsfed Get rUrtk d hssb elf 81 rock
tf..I e :. q deg 8 min. " l4f.55 feet along
the uesG boaB9sf5 line II the sliser Wrath
elsifa 70 posE NJ. [. : Survey No. - A.
The yiass = beginning. eoutslBiHg f'-l1
acre. Oolrzz- expressed ffam ths true meri-
dian. WITH magnetic variation 81 j degrees
Eat.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-02-20

There is no authority Of law for a
tunnel location 1000 by 1900 feet. A
proper location is the width OF the
tunnel for 5000 feet.
There is no provision of law or
patenting tunnel locations. but lodes
discovered In running tunnel may
be patented In like manner as other
lodes.
The right il granted 10 tunnel own
ers Of 1900 feet of each blind lode not
previously known 10 exist, which
NAV be discovered in thor tunnel
When lode is struck or discover
ed for the first time IN running tun-
mel. the tunnel owner have the OPP
ton OF recording their claim Of 1900
feet AL on one side Of the point Of
Intersection or discovery or partly
ON one side aud partly on the other.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-02-20
A Word TO workers.

If your avocations are mentally OF phis
ically laborious, ifthey subject you 70 - =.
ure in inclement weather, II they connne y. y.
TO the desk, and are Of u nature 70 in'0,,'
wear and tear of brain, and nervous s"s'-
you may occasionally require some reho' -,
ing tonic Hostetter's Stomach BiI'ers = ".
article for you, 1t stimulates the sailing e's ~
pics. lnvigorates the body and cheers % ~
mind. II enables the system 20 throw on Ives
debiltating effects Of undue istlgsuIs e,esticn
arouses the liver when inactive, when s1 ssdsn.
often is with people whose ps ,,so and encour.
ages henthfulrepose. Itsingredisn,.ss.asihss Nearly
endorsement of persons of every class o. I II
1ty. are most convincing Admirapas.
dapted to the medical wants OF "o'A
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-02-20
LOT B

AIso The following described u4,t Of land
Beginnsne a;a post msrseu Ruby Silver
Mil ste tast 70 ] 4. ;. Survey No. ~
y. which j. \. i Deg. ~ - ieel ron
p1~f Ne. : & =. survey No ~ !. 70 the
NV. corner knby Silver mining rialm- L
;. minsfsl aoBamsff b-sfr :. af@. -
min. ". fh nee =. = deg - - feet ~ pot
40. : n. D. survey No - y. intefse cfiug the
se-t pc 81 The IndefVnJsne- Hinirs claim
thence : / deg = uin - - feri a.a.fg the
western boundary Il the lido pend Tee -
poet No. L ;. ~HfY.y 40. ~ y. which -
also the = 4 corner ~ IudeseGasue- elafih =
thence : = Dr.. - min. Z. #f3 fssf along b.
no ia itJuhaafy lnt 81 Indrlrncsucr
claim 10 Bosf 20 L :. sary y W. . y !:
mi. pns; si;s o. tie icaf u large lr6es 81
r0cks. fhcnss '. =. DEF. - min. v -lZ.'h
feet - tyosi 10. ; & ;. survey 10 ~ =. ~
rs feet -, --rd a cisk tnnrirg rast; ihehce
;. = Dig. q min. 80 .eet 70 81 10. q
L. :. Survey M. . B. = iesi north e fhc
creek: thence =. = D. - Hiha y ~ -
feet II pust Au. = oafxey 10 ~ J.. =
iset saFta Of gee = nee Due Nr,t ~ ret
10 psst ~. -. survey ". - Is: ihrncs
due soufh = feet De- pet N0 [. : survey
10. - =. IT = fee esUs=ed cfsek: theme. y
\ d.. l.. 2sjaN - IA POSI- NJ. u l
Survey No. 10 4 i6rBee >. 81 deg. so
feet TO pss-f W. I :. Survey No No 81 Il.
the place oi brginif containing AZ acres.
Courses expre-sed -nlm the true meriGian.
with a magnetic tari on ~ l. drg. as.
Any any all prr=sne claiming a0Ee selJ
any portion Of said ..Hby Silver Lode or sur.
face ground. or Niii Site. are requsired To
file their adverse eiaim with the Register Of
the Uni edstater Laid Office ut Eureka. in the
State ~ Nevada. during the sixty days period
of publication hercpf. or they will be barred
by yirtne Of the provisions " The statute.
j. r DuSkLE. Register.
II +. berebv ordered That the foregoing No
ffa - IT, tah aA
for tho period Of en- consecTtiy weeks In the
White line Sews, newspaper published at
Ely. White Pine County. Nevada.
fauls-lOwl J +. DUNKLB, Register.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-02-20
cross LEDFKs.

Revised Statutes. Section 1886.
Where t@o or more lodges cross or
iniersect each other, priority OF title
shall govern. and snch prior location
-hall be entitled To AL mineral con-
tainea within the space 81 intersec-
ton. but the subsequent location
shall have the right OF way through
the space OF Intersection for the pur-
pose Of the convenient working OF the
mine. And where two or more veins
unite the oldest or prior locator shall
take the vein below the point Of
union, including all the space ofinter-
section.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1892-02-20

10000. t) year IL being made by John
X. Goodwin. Troy, NY at work FIR Us.
Reader. you may not make as much but
We can teach you quickly how 10 edu
from f5 10 go day At the start, an
more a. you go on. Both Hes,all 40
j IL any part Of America, You Car =
|nience Ut home, giving all your tinies.
spare moments only 10 the .ynik. All
new. Great pay SLhk for every woh
er. We start you, furnishing ryar
thing. EASILY, SPEEDILY loaned.
PARTICULARS FREE. Add - Al.
NSOs 4 co.. PORTLAND, MAIAk.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1892-10-11
PRICE 5 CENTS
his daughters chastising eye he drew a

his s daug he,s chastising eye he drew
You leave things to me-" commanded
Louisa NJ. You don't know anything
about business, pappy! We're only turning
his own blade against Paxton. He de-
serves to fail! He came here q year back
honeying round and never saying he was
looking for a place to locate ] was nice
to him. l used to talk to him free as air.
never susplcioning he was aiming to do my
own father up" Her voice cboked She
had paled under her coppery skin, and her
wet eyes were like violefs that trenble omen
in a swart March bank
Finally along toward summer the end
came Paxton assigned for the good of
his creditors. A lawyer from Bnrksyille
came to take charge of things and the
steamboat landing was deserted, rs men
gathered in Fields store to discuss the ham
pening. The river was sinking and traffic
was nearly suspended. Cows graZed on the
sun-burned pasturage of the lower hills.
Tan-coored hogs idled about the paveless
streets, and children of corresponding
tint of complexion played shrily on the per.
ilous river slope.
'Waal, he 'peared likely young
rooster"
"Yaas. Erthough I'm jest ez wilin' he
busted. Kntucky fer K'ntuckians. say.
I. I'm pertcctionis' every time don
keer nothin' bout the PLATFORM Fields
listening to this acute philosophy, suddenly
cut in, his broad face curiously sunken.
'Confound it. i say, far chance fer
everyone" He stopped to pad his brow
with punched red handkerchief, his views
shortened by two circumstances. He had