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Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31
LOCAL BUSINESS MENTION.
Some Interesting Items For Al
 Classes of Readers.

Cloush's apples fifteen pounds for Sl, at $. C. Wynkoop's. jy20tt
 Call for the PAT cigar at the Gontezuma Saloon. If
 The Milk Shake" i. in town. at The Mountain City Drug Store, 10 cents. tf
 "Stargo," Orange Blossom" and Mercantile Cigars can be bought only at Aitken's Cigar Store. ii
 Fine Imported Cigars just receiv- ed at Ford's. These cigars are ex ccllent. If
 Imported cigars I2f cents each, at the Keystone Saloon. Charles Rice, proprietor. If
 Try one of the Champion" Ci- gars at Aitk8n's. 4 new brand and daisy. If
 Fresh Candies received each week at Aitken's. Finest assortment in town. If
 For nice Buggy, Phaton, Spring Wagon, or anything i'll that line, call on Brecht < Throne. If
 Dr. Henley's celery, beef aud iron bitters at the Keystone Saloon. The best tonic and neryine known. If
 will not be responsible for any bills contracted except on written order. Wm. Dulin. If
 Carpets, Rugs, Mating, oil Cloth and Lineolum, A choice stock just received at the store of The Bash ford-Burmister Company. If
 If there is better cigar sold ia Prescott for a bit than the Par, at the Aontezuma, have never found it. So said Lieut.. Palmer, formerly of Whipple. If
 "Our" Milk Shakes combine oool- ness and courtesy-no insult to the palate-pleasing like ripe fruit. Location The Mountain City Drug Store. If
 Anthony & Kuhn beer on draught at the Montezuma, , cts. per glas. Schooners l2i cts. If
 Protect your family and your old ascwith New York Life new sct eumulation policy. If
 Wash your plants, and fires thsA from insects. with Whale Oil-Soap from the Mountain City Drug Store
 The only place in Prescott that you can buy the genuine Douglas shoe is at Geo. s. Porter's, oa the cast side of the plaza. If
 If you want & nice buggy or horseback ride this fine weather, fs to Sloan's Plaza Livery Stabls4 where good saddle animals, and Ans buggies and buggy horses gre to be had reasonable. mltf
 Wall Paper and Border. The largest and best assortment at bot tom prices in the northwest. Call and see them .t Tha Tash -ord-Bur- mister "a. vf
 Q ! C and . q thirteen firms in towu se,liDE trul,s. cigars, tobacco, confectionery, stationery notions, ----I-C -'--.- ---I-C sU lciAng vsH hat they sell 9 great dc1i cheaper than the other fellow -CEasrNUrs We'll, well. ' believe } will 19t3 toRp's. He feils a- cheap as any of hem, and --zures ycur life iu ne MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LITE ASSOCIATION for about one-half what it costs you in the old line companies FAcrs. if
 S13,0O0,00O paid in death claims, S5O0,000 paid every 50 days $500, 900 in the reserve fund. The rates are one-half what they are in old line companies. While in good health take policy in the Mutual Reverve Fund Life Association. Don't put ot nat you can do today, what you .snnot do tomorrow. Apply to.
 G. W. Fosp.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31
SU M MONS. In the District Court, of the Fourth Judicial District, Territory et Arisons, County of isva- pAi.
 F. l.. woodman. Plaintiff,
 Verens

r. l.. woodman, Plaintiff,
 Vrrsns
 Della wootmAn. Defendant.
 Summons No. sais
 Action broesht In the District conrt, of the Foarth Jad aisl .rsst Q and }ps ssf of YRsatAi ssslifsst ef tgegEs-
 The Ter .ss ef Ar.sess ~n4s ssrs>..sE is Della wc Aa
 Yoa ar hsss stsnsss .lasz sss se.1e.ss.A ie as'- ,.,r In as ae.H brs ssaasass tea fs si.s s.,,y.. Il, .,sl ,ssssa. se ss bas't sssss. v ths f12 s.e1s a sass 'sf iiss Count sFasasl a lse ssE7 an answer tl,e sorplsins hsa wsth tiss ciefk "t thls ooart d Prescott ia ssla eoaEty, tA e"ty ot whlca esaal,laint Aocumss.ns~s uais safs.n,easl, wishln ten lsys sexciEslse of tho day of ssftatel Sfss the ssrssss ulson yoa of tils sananofas. m sssysi in this esanGy; hat lf served eat of iA' cseniy aad withia thls district. thea within tsaaty dayss where personal -ervice of . oops et tho a,nFaons aE.s ceEssisint ls ussis sut "f the Ierrit.afg. 0r ssFttes by qualification ss made ss iFosisissi hy lsw. vifhia twenty days after ti's sssalsti0n iharslf iE all atilsr thists d.Sa- And ysa Ase harel5 nssiAssi that II you faai ." srsssr RHi answeF ths complaint ss sbove rs- aulfs4 tl.e plaintiff wiii take !aassa=ns i,s d.'' fAals against goa Ani costs ssi disasufsrmenis ia sl,ls behalf exsscsssissi.
 tsscea uniaT ny hand sad the sssi 0f said eoaFs. ss rro~noii. this iIsh dsy of August. p isS-
 I M waTx- Clerk.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31
Extraordinary ExE xaysas.

Tho white ant is possessed of ths most sxtzNnstfnnry egg laying prs- psnaties @ any buown creature; 2he ofssn prodpnes SC. 4oo eggs h . apeh dSy. FStn the ttme the whfSs snt begins to Lay uutil the egg lay. Ag aesnn n ever--usrally reckoned V eaSornp0gists as an exact lunar rsUth-s1s produces 2 800 poo eggs. b pdent c fecupdity the white ant egtk66 d other creatmes.-St tScA Repibltc.
 The running team is doing good work practicing for the race at the Albuuuerque fair.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31

Senator Justin s. Merrill, of Yer m ont, has written for the Septem- Der number of The North American Review an article entitled "Erratic National Tariff Platforms of tho Democracy" in which he reviews tho history of that party in its atti- tude to the tariff.
 An article by tho Hon. W. L. Wilson. which is to appear in The North American Review for Sep tember, will attract attention as much from the official prominence of Congressman Wilson at the Chi cago Convention as from the theme, which is ''The Tariff Plank at Chi cago."
 "East Lynne" was produced at the opera house on Saturday night to ylo- sr.aiapce. The performance ...... -.r- .-rna tla.f lue
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31
Water Notice.

Water consumers are hereby noti- fed to use water as spsringly ss pos sible st all hours, and to use none after s o'clock P. N. Parties found using water after the above hour will have the water shut of en- tirely. jyl9tf
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31
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AN
CONNECTIONS.

0ON ~ Ist| itt'ANos ALBUQUERQUE A. f. & & Y. h h- Tor sli t-,.flts ssras and asIuth. ..- PRfssl's orr JUNCTION Prs~estt 4 Arisssnz rsnfrai rsiiuay for Tori Mltipt..e Aad ' rses'', pAlesft)N- iaiiforntR routhrfn fnnNs1 h'f Isss Ansvles, SAn Disxo and eti'sf Southern sAi'- faruiA frniDts- .s.s. egsi kyR-ssoa,A~ra Pacific foe rza frAns'isco sser.a,e1so ard Northern t'aiifeTniA points
 Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars No change ls snasie hy sleepiRw-cer Ias-tr%grfs FIT t.stwe4f f-aN EllAAt' 'lSt'O and kAAsAeht htia T. ar SAN DIisio and i1ss ANGELES anu V fiA'1s- 60.
 The Grand Canyon of the Colorado. Hsrse.f..ra isseo-~sshle to toHrists, can cas.ls t.s rtashss. y tkis iina. rsA Pcsah eif!nsf ai,a ssse risie ffsssis ttenr. of bat twentf f-shF iiiss Ig,I. CANYON ls tho giRANDfrt eIsd .aosi wIlNDkisf uL of SAfU Ugk's WoIhs
 Stop Of st Flagstaff.
 And hunt sis.s. bar and wild tarkey; In tt.e snaSusheeaf pine foncsis of tue Ban frAncheo mOansasnf. or visit the ansirt fusns "f u''
 Cave and cliff Dwellers. II. & YANsYIIK. W. A. BiSshiS.
 Gen. ASsEt. Gen. fare. Ag V T. n GAhfts NE1FFst teIs-tnisnaients
 ALrsfSt ErQEE- A- A-
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31
SUMMONS.

fn tise District coart, sf the fearth Josiicisi District T~sriiery of Ariasns sitting In Assd for the CoRhfy of ksSzt<i.
 AloAso ksniriek, Plzintif.
Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1892-08-31
> r,ice to wator Consumers.

RFFICB or WATER COLLECTOR.
 PREsoorr, AUe., 27 1892
 Al parties who owe water rents for , y are requested to call at this oui0v and settle the same on or be- fore August 30th. Those who wish to discontinue the use of the city water should notify me on or about the first of every month, se water rents for fraction of month will be as much as for a whole.
 R. N. FRRDlRIcKs,
 Water Collector.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30
rHE cuRLgw MOUNTAINS.


The Curlew mountains are fine In winter;
They arc not embedded Ia leo OF snow:
The cuckoo calls from the greenwood's center.
The thrush and the corucrake sing below.
The hounds are hunting, the rocks resoundings
They follow the fawn that lies before:
The torrent comes down from the mountain
bounding,
Salmon are leaping beside the shore.
think OF my mountain late and early.
Where blossoms are golden and glad aud gay.
Where the wheat springs high and the yellow
barley,
And birds are piping on every spray.
Tho tips OF the rushes arc heavy with honey.
There's butter aud cream from the silken
kline;
No northern snow on It's slopes so sunny
WIN trouble its coasts or It's harbOrs nno
Where the bee has his home and Is wisely
working.
And women eat honey from day 10 day:
3ut deep In my bosom a caro- Is lurking.
The love OF my heart Ia far away.
Your fair. thin forehead. tho wide worlds
wonder,
Your tresses that hang In n golden sheaf.
dave torn the strings OF my heart asunder
And covered my head with q cloud OF grief.
am "a a man that Is even dying
For lack OF the jewel his eyes would see.
ia, will you not visit mo where am lying
And take Gods blessing and comfort meg
boston Pilot.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

The vagaries and the discordanees in
luman belief and practice constitute an
interesting chapter in human history. The
conflicts In opinion are doubtless some
what like the agitations OF the ocean
uature's means Of maintaining conserva
.ism, and for the prevention of stagnation
md corruption.
One Of the rarest things In the world Is
Two people whose opinion-whose creed
md whose praotices-concide In all feat
ures. 10 Is much easier TO lind two faces
md two figures identical In appearance.
Diversity and contrariety seem 10 be well
established laws and conditions in the
human family There Is no standard or
ype to which The Caucasian especially
onforms In all particulars. A. ana y. may
igree precisely la everything elise, yet they
nay differ widely in religious matters. C.
nd ID. may fraternize fully on ninety-nine
ioints yet go to war or TO law about an.
Their. We have seen Miss T.. turn up her
lose In horror and disgust at what Miss II
bought was In perfect good taste and IN
he height Of fashion. Detroit Free Press.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

The Hindoo Is a CONTENDER OF bearils,
nd one-half Of hishead is devoid Of hair,
only leaving long lock which grows
rom the back Of the head. This is a relic
the belief that has taught them che
nggl oi death used THIS cue to drag them
D heaven.
Women are great patrons OF the barber,
Or the Brahminical law Is very explicit
this score, and provides that widows
lust keep their heads shaved. This rule
most rigidly enforced, and the unfortu.
ate widow has TO make herself as ugly rs
ossble, and gracefully submits TO an op.
ration which deprives her of her greatest
rnnment. for Brahmin women have
llendid heads Of hair and their coiiIure
rs IL of 10 exceptional advantage. Il Is
az up ia coil. The rich partially cover
ais huge knot with u thin platter OF
eaten gold. while the poor entwine in il
he gorgeous flowers Of the marigold.-
AN Francisco Chronicle.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30
Floating in the water.

Next to trcading water, floating on Che
ack is the easiest thing to do in water
This consists in lying fat on the back.
cad thrown well back the lungs inflated.
ead. The majority OF people able TO sus
ain themselves in the water prefer TO float
a horizontal position rather than in d
perpendicular manner. Both positions arr
much better, in fact much safer. than the
ttitude that we assume in swimming.
ave found IL so. One day ia a rough suii
WIS nearly strnngled with sudden swan
CIV of water, and had / not been able q,
loat the result might have been disas
rous.-Harper's Young People.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

bi ON Rough Watera Thousand Years Az
The idea contained IN the expression
pouring oil on troubled waters has beer
raced az far back as pliny ca. ID. $3.50
Who speaks in his Natural History"
he results Of pouring oil on a stormy sea
ar. David N. Stone. Of the New Yor
iournnl Of Commerce, found an Interest
ng account Of the phenomenon in Bede'
Ecclesiastical History" written in Lati
more than LOO years ago-from 40 {,
81 A. ID.
Thevenerable Bede is speaking OF Bish
p Aidan, who was permitted TO wor.
MIRACLES. He says: "a priest called VT
Utta) was sent into Kent to fetch Fan
lede, King Edwine's daughter. who wa.
o be married to King Oswirra. He wa,
o go by land but return by water. Befor
e departed Vita visited the bishop an,
lesought his prayers for n prosperou,
Quincy. The bishop blessed him, and pre-
letting for his return n great tempest an,
contrary wind that should rise suddenly
ave him pot Of oil, saying;
Remember that you cast into the Sc,
his oyle that give you, and anon, th,
Winds being laied, comfortable fayei
Weather shall ensue ON the sea, which shall
end you againe with as pleasant a passag,
you have wished
1.-THE tempest came as predicted, th,
ailors essayed to cast 'ancar' In vain, th'
water began to fill the ship, and nothing
Iut present death was looked for At th,
rear approach Of death came the thought
the bishop and the pot Of oil Taking
Z in his hand the priest cast the oil int,
he sea, when, as II by magic, IL becam,
.uiet and calm, and the ship was de
ivered -
Evening journal., 1892-08-30
CHAPTER Il.


From this intense consciousness O.
eng the object of severe and universe
observation, the wearer Of tho scarle
itter was at length relieved by discern
y on the outskirts of the crowd a ii.
re which irIesistibly took possession
or thoughts. An Indian. in his natl,
arb. was standing there; but the r.
len were not so infrequent visitors
ne English settlements that oneof thei
would have attracted any notice fro.
lester Prynne at such a time. much lu
would he have excluded all other objec
nd ideas from her mind. BY the |,
ian's side and evidently sustaining
umpanionship with him stood viii
nan, clad in strange disarray Of q
lied and savage costume
lie was small in stature, with IL,
owed visage. which rs yet could har
be termed aged. There was a I,
larkable intelligence in his features. a.
a person who had so cultivated D
entail part that it could not fail
old the physical to itself. and becon
anifest by unmistakable tokens a
.ough. by a seemingly careless
.ngement Of his heterogeneous ga
had endeavored 10 conceal or ali.
.e peculiarly. it was sufficiently q,
ent TO Hester Pryune that one Of q
ans shoulders rose 'on
.her. Again. at the first instant o
srceiving that thin visage. and th'
lght deformity of the figure. she presse.
or infant to her bosom with so convni
we force that the poor babe utterc
lother cry Of pain. But the mothc
ID not seem to hear it.
At his arrival in the market place
nd some time before she saw him. th
ranger had bent his eyes on Heste
rynne. 1t was carelessly at first. lik
a man chiefly accustomed to look Il
card and TO whom external matters ar
{ little value and import unless the
ear relation TO something within hi
mind. Very soon, however, his loo
became keen and penetrating. A writl
ing horror twisted itself across his fei
lures, like a snake gliding swiftly owe
them and making one little pause. wit
al its wreathed intervolutions in ope
sight. His face darkened with SON
powerful emotion, which neverthelc.
he so instantaneously controlled by o
effort Of his will that save at a sing
moment its expression might hay
passed for calInness. After brirf spa'
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

Many persons do not know and many
nay be interested in learning that for 100
fears pigeon English has 1een the recog-
nized language Of trade and commerce for
lbout 50O.0O0,OO0 Asiatics and Africans In
al their dealings with foreigners Of all
other nationalities. The English, Amer
leans, French, Italians, Russians, Germans
md Dutch must all use pigeon English in
order TO transact business with the natives.
Pigeon English is more nearly a univer-
sal language than any other In the world,
and II our alphabet could be made
"fonetik" would likely soon become a
special language for all nations, especially
u aided by the iO00O0,0O0 speaking regular
English and It's dialects What Is VolapuS
alongside Of pigeon Englishi-Minneapolis
Vrihitua
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

A laborer was going along the road
mounted on his donkey, which was good
ized animal, when he came to "A turnpike
ate.
How much doyo charge for my donkey
o walk throughW he asked the piieman
"rwopence," was the reply.
"And how much do you charge for carry
ny parcel through the gatep
Nothing
"Whoal whoar' cried Joslin; and quietly
lismountng, he deliberately slipped his
lead under the donkey, seized his forelegs
With his hands, lifted him Off the ground,
arried him through the gate and set him
Town on the other side.
Gee mp, Neddym he cried, getting on
.he donkeys back; and of they went, well
ontent.-"Autobiography Of an English
iamekeeper."
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

The Raliimorr ana hi railroad mo rec
a nofiulpr cvrurs'or 10 itav idge. N N on
T milv res r. on Tho Chesapeake B ~ nl
II urslpv. September J. Ia add't. n TO tn
~ 1eure incident 10 { ride 70 ~ tim o. an
q , Hn the Cheeaueaks Raw on IN rH alta
It ,mer Columbia. visito's enjoy M Ba
r. dg, such pleasant nfsfimes rs b. atm
oath ng. fishing. sailin , grabbing and IRE
nc rts on the ner and ground
Natl NAL songs hv 100 VI Il more uirls in IN
costume. Special train viii leave Deiawai
avenue station, Wilmington. at T. 80 a. IN
Market efrcnf. : % %. M. ri in~ 80
Ridge at l1.f5 a. m Returni' lail rail- trai
will leave ay iidrp az $50 p. q. irving
Wilmington 81 el5 y. M air viii leav
Ncwarf af 10 n. m. Singerly. g. a. NJ, and
iavre de Grace ~ sN0 n. m.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

No matter how irregular the fold may
be made in the DE Joinville type Of knot
ting the scarf the head of the scarfpin
must irrevocably fall In the center Of the
fabric Otherwise it is out of balance seen
within the lapel framery Of the coat, and
the entire scheme of costume thus becomes
one sided.
The idea, moreover, betrays a striving
tor desire to be different from the regula-
tion vogue, and the difference does not
have the merit Of aiding the ensemble, but
is a farfetched attempt at best.--Cl0thier
and Furnisher.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

A Snowman in describing the wonderful
sagacity and elegant manners Of an ele.
plant in his collection assured the specta-
tors that among other habits OF cleanli-
ness he invariably picked his teeth with
his tusks after meals.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

California mineralogists believe that
hat there is excellent chance of CalS-rnia
eing great diamond producing region
some time. Melvin Atwood, one Of the
iscoverers Of the Comstock lode and a
oted mineralogist. believes that there l.
reat probability Of finding IN California
ne or even more Of the volcanic pipes con
aiming diamonds like that at Kimberly.
nltfontein and other famous diamond
istricts.-New York Sun.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

Pennel Peters. Of Al south Van Bu
zen street, Is the proud possessor Of some
very old money It is in the form Of
currency and represents sums OF from
i've TO fifty cents The printing and
stamping Is on but one side of the GER
tidcaie. Each note is signed by John
Hagamy, treasurer uf Wilmington, Del
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

The gigantic old Parliamentary oak"
in Clipstone park, London, is believed to
he 800 years old. The tallest oak on the
British isles Is called the Dukes Walking
Stick. II is higher than the spire Of West
minister abbey.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

The increase Of population in France
during the last five years has amounted TO
only one-half Of I per cent. The popuia-
tion of the great cities is increasing aud
that Of the rural districts decreasing.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

The business Of preparing shrimp for
the Chinese market is assuming important
proportions in California The shrimp are
taken in huge nets and boiled in great irOn
vats
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

Il has been decided 70 run another cxcur
on 10 COLCHESTER Beach next sunday. Nh
lightful trip bv rail and water Srecial
ain will leave = W. g. Is. Station. In VIII
ington, q S.45 a. m. Balloon uscens ions
nvity railroad. pony races. lunch da ~
latinr. bathing. Grabbing and phOnogrpp f
onceris. Returning leave IOlchester at p
M 81 for the round trip.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

A remedy Of great yalne for cats and
dogs is SWEEP oil. Put two tablespoonfuls
in their milk and they will rarely refuse TO
-
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

"Why, hello, old man. / thought you in
tended TO make your European Trip last a
YEAR," ~ dad. but my wife found a new
fashion Ia gowns IN Paris aud hurried home
TO he the first 10 wear it."-lndianRpolis
journal.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

The Baltimore and Chic r r.. announces a
popular excursion 20 ay Ridge, famous
lauuy resort ON TIE Chtshpcake Bay on
pleasure incident to tine ride TO Baltimore and
down the Chesapeake Bay on the pala ial
hshing. sailing, grabbing and free concerts on
the steamer and grounds National aungs By
/ q BALI imore girls IN full costume. Special
train from Philadelphia will leave Delaware
avenue station. Wilmington. al 100 a. m,
arriving at bay Ridge at ll.i5 q. m. Rotur .
ing tall rail- train viii leave Bay Ridge at $40
%. m, arriving at Wilmington AT Al5 D. m
Train will leave Newark at $40 A. n, and
navrc dc Grace at & 90 a. m.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

Life Insurance solicitors wanted for the
strongest, largest and best company In the
world. ANSON a. MAHER, General Agent
Equitable Bui dig.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

Jones who prides hi..solf on his French)--
"Dcsole, mon G err, not 10 be able to accept
hospitality, but tonight am dining en- VILE"
Brown tNho h 50 matter-Of-fact. and never
will understand Joncs's Ere CHI Dining on
veal, are Sou. We'll there's not much differ
oucn' NOu'll have IA Log a.
muttonr'-London Punch.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30
DO Not Foie.t

he heats leavi, & Foui th ST. ei " arr at ~
p m. Ret rms. arriving hach at o.. m Thi
rip is delightful
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

From Boston-"I unders' and you have made
great Improvements In your architecture in
the Wtstfn In the Hammock 90 improve
city we have more styles OF architecture in
one tuilding than you have in the whole OF
New Euf land Life.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

The place to buy your trunks and bass Is
at 407 cliploy street.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30
heap ours on TO LIANT CIT !

ia the kuyni Blue Line. 1iokets az re-
Fnhle low h &c OF ll.ta ior the round irlj.
o Safurdr' sunday, September and
good TO retur until Monday, september o.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

sapnrilla viii bear the closost insesiiratiOn
No matter where Il may be from. IL rs as ret
liable and worthy your condolences ~ # l.
came from your most respecied neighbor.
Hoods Pills cure Sick Headache.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

Cashier. al can't honor that check. madam
3 our husbands account II overdraWn."
WOman-"Huhi 'verdrnwn. Is itf sls-
pecied something was wrong when lac signed
this check without waiting for me TO get the
Mysteries. New York World.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30
IT 8 OF INTEREST.

Seeker. #" Ut estate matters are getting in
such an unsnt s.actory slate that / have
about made up my mind to take q friends ad
vice. and leglu partit on suit. Did ,Ou ever
have anytl inr 10 do with inef" ageman.
mo. but ! have learned ali about them.
Sc ker. And such suit virtually means a
division ~ The estate, DOESN'T III" sageman.
reclscly--between the lawyers and the
court "--Boeton Courier.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30

A-'This weather Is absolutely fearful"
B-"Ycs, there Ia a silver lining 10 every
cloud" al don't see H." You wO IA II you
were marri d. In THE hot weather I'm COM
solud by tho thought that there is no danger
q my wife limiting for scalskin sacquc.''-
Texas Siftings.
Evening journal., 1892-08-30
Autumn ln the MounlaIn..

The important fnounccmcni Ia made that
Deer Park will remain open until October IT,,
aud Oakland until Sep tuhCr END. thus
niiOrdiug an opportunity 10 spend September,
the most delightful MOI ih.in the Allerhciits.
Tho luxurinnt oliagc OF the M uutains Is
then in lts autumnnl glory. wild flowers
Yes ihulcd Limited Express trains OF the
Ba tmnre aud Ohio Railroad between he
net and West top at both resorts Pullman
parlor or sleeping cars on all trans.