davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13
al ADlITNIsTRATOR's NOTICE.

IA
E.tase of Abraham CoIgheuouT, late Of North
ampcon township. decd
Letters % administration on the above estate
having been granted % Ihe undensigned BY the
proper aufhorlry. notiee j. hereby given . AL
persons indebted ~ szid estate - make lmT1edi-
ate payment and those having clails against
the safae siil present them duly authenticated
Tor settlement on saturday. sept s9-h. lssi.
Il late slienee Of deceased Al accounts % be
presented there.
HIRAM B1TTSER.
J. 9 Lqwry, 1s,5- Aeztnistra,or-
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13
Lost His Pension.

\ travelling medicine company went into
Clearfeld county not long ago and stocked
the county with its cureal. Then the CON-
pany set about to get certificates Of its heal
ing powers. One man, who received 3 for
his interest in testifying TO the merits Of the
medicine, had his picture printed IN book
of testimonials over his signature, and with
a story saying that he was sound and well
man from the use Of the medicine.
Some kind neighbor found the picture and
certificate as printed, and, being of public
spirit. sent it 70 the pension commander AZ
Washington in the hope Of saving the gov
ernmentsome money In a few days the
man who had certified TO his excellent phys
ical health received notification from ;he
pension office that his name, which had pre-
viously been good for a quarterly stipend,
bad beer dropped from the rolls.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13
Dwelling House.

.arge barn and laree wash house, implement
house. eic. 0u the fam Altogether it IS IA very
desirable it-m.
No. "A certain ti.1bcr tract situate iu Jeder-
son township IN said county. adjoining lands Of
?. Erugl's heirs. Isaiah Crize and w. h. Barkley.
containing 10 acres more or les.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13
Terms

On No. l. = Of the purchase money after pay
meni % debts % remain len on thc premises.
interest . - paid % the widow during her life,
and az her death the principal sum o. De- paid %
the heirs sl40 cash on cont rmaIiul rf sale, and
balance in s equal annual payments without in
terest. ON No o. aiier payment ot debts 10
remain a lien as on 80 I "a casn on co1lrunz-
riou Of sale and balance In one year
WILLIAM P. HAY.
DELILAH NAIr.
Administration.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13
Saturday, Sept. 23d, 1893,

a. O'Clock P r.. the following described real
estate of samuel = f1rney. being his homesteat
situate % Br0therssaliey township. iu said c0un-
~ adiu!uiug lands oi Augustus O.. kimuel,
Alexander 1Iusser and Others, containing
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13
sells cheap. sens Heap.

Do yon know you can secure the best bar
gains in fall weight Of clothing, fall hats,
underware and furnishings at
KNFrpER & FERSEEs.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13

Remember the usual big reduction in
monuments and head stones at W. +. Shat
fer's Marble and Granite Works. during
Sept. and October, A large supply of fur
nished work that must be sold at prices that
will astonish you. Now IS the time TO let
your orders. Respectfully.
W. + SHAFFER,
Somerset, Pa.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13

Notice l. hereby riyeu that ] viii meet 70 at
tend io the dulies under thr above appointment
81 iny Oflee ia Sonerset Borough. on "Wednesday
september -lth. A L.. l-.fl AZ one O'Clock r. M
wAeu ans u here ali partiss Interested can atfeud
GkU. X. slNLL.
Auditor
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13
Ia 20 nse ~ Cutters Z

Do you use Meat Cutters?
g" Sausage and Lard Presses2
" Butcher Saws?
" Butcher knives2
f" Butcher Steels@
Il you use anything in the Hardware line
/ call at J. B. HOlaerbaums Hardware Store
save money and get the best goods.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13
Borough Bonds for Sale.
somerset Borough. BY is proper officers, Of
fers for sale lis Water Works Bonds,

Somerset Borough. BY ~ proper officers, Of
fers for sale lis Water Works Bonds,
TO The AMOUNT OF SIS. 800,
pavsRe twenty years afler date with option Of
Huuidatiug them a. an eariier date.
said Bonds to bear interest At the rate o. per
lst Of Oci0ber Of each year az the ofiCs Of the
Borough Treasurer.
The B1rough has no other Indebtedness and
this issue q Bonds is within the amount author
lied hy law. NO0der Of les tnau the par value
can De entertained.
Oilers must be sent In under seal, addressed %
the Burgess ard Town Council someEtt, Pa
and viii lie received until O'clocE p. ",
FRIDAY, SEPT. is, '93.
For further information address
WY. II. WELFLEY
Burgess,
somer,et. Pa
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13

OF Henry kayElau, Cf. IN and 10 all mat certain
tr0ct Of Land situate in Bruthcryslley township.
Somgrset county, Flul5y ylvauia, adjoining lands
o John AlIiather. Wesley lands. Joseph say
der aud Z l. Cook. containing eighty tr0I acres
more or les about ten 10 acres clear, having
thereon erected a tNo-sr0ry iog dwelling house,
tenant house and q bank 1GTu, with "a orchard
o. iriit bearing trees on tie premises, with the
aprurenancls
TAKEN iu execution aud TO be sold a. The puop-
cry uf Henry Raymar, a. the suit Of sJ,0Ian
BrluL
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13
MONDAY, SEPT. 25, 1898.

N0TIcE Is hereby given tOal the Justices ofths
Peace. the Coroner and C0ustaDles within the
,-id Uounty Of somerset that they be then and
mere u their proper persons with their rolls rec
orl-, mquisitiOus, examinations and other re-
membranes, % do those things which 70 their
ui1ce and in that behalf appertain 10 be done
and also they VINO ill prosecute against the pris-
ners HAT are OF shall 6s ia the ar 0f sorperset
county, tobe then and there % prosecute against
them a. shall BE- just
ISAIAH GOOD,
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13

al the right, tile, interest, claim and demand
Of A = Glagey. o. in aud 90 ell that certain lot
OF ground situate n the bOr0ugh o. Meyersdale.
county OF Somerset and state OF P6uusy wanna.
oceied on the west eide o. Railroad street. font
ing ttty feet on Railroad street and extending
back 10 Ridge alley adjoining lot No. so on the
north and 80 500 90 the south and Is numbered
or the plan Of Meysrsdlle borough, In ths Beachly
survey a. lot NJ. 3ll. having thereon erected q
tWo-siory fame dwelling house aud o-hcr huild-
ilgs, with The aupurteuauces
TAKEN ia execution and to be sold as the pop
erty u A 3 6uag-y, st the suit oi Daniel Gna-
gey
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13
EXECUTORy NOTICE

l. - i0''' -'OiiON
l-.la-e OF samuel J. Fyuck. late OF Paint town
ship, Somerset county. Pa, deceased.
Letter te-taIneuiary on the above estate hav-
ing been granted % the undersigned b. the prop
er authority, no-ice j. hereby given % all persons
Indebted % saiu estate, % maze immediate pay
me1t aud those having claims sgailst the same.
will present them duly authenticated for settle
meat on Tuesday, OCTOBER i7th, 1875, al his LAT
rezideuce.
POLLIE FYOCE.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13
Get Practical Business Education
HeTUhb eusINEsscobbEeE.

And thus secure AZ honorable aud prodtabI r.
situation Everyone d This years graduates piag-
ed m good position
Bookkeeping. Shorthand. TypeWriting Tele-
graph operating. ete talg1t b. acllal Busi ues-
rractiee. Positions Positively Guaranteed. Write
for free catalogue.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13
TREsPASs NOTICE.

NOTICE i hereby given that all persons from
and 81 er this dzie found hauling riding. walk
ing, fishing, hunting o. bgrrying on The farms. of
the following named persons In Quemahoning.
stouycreek and shade townships, vii be pro-e-
cute6 according 20 law.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13
DARN FOR SALE.

The undersigned offer a. private sale the farm
0f Tie late George ". Pile, adjoining Eonersss
Boruugi. on the -toyeslOWn road, c0nlaininE
lsl acres more r. les The farm = In an excel
leuE state Of cultivation. all new fences sBd well
Wa1ered j. un1erlald with vein Of good coal
and excellent hrr clay An elegant new barn -
also on the premises. For terEas and farther par-
tieular apply %
GEORGE G. PILE.
No. 54 Somerset St.
gohnst0wn, Pa
- CHARLES Z. PILE.
so7ersst, -
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13
a CHEAP VIsITTO THE WORLDS
FAIR.

From Pittsburgh to Chicago and Re
turn and Seven Nights Lodg-
ing for $40. so.
The Pittsburgh Pos IS fitting out excur-
sions e. the above low rate. Everything
first class. Tickets good for 60 days over
the Pittsburgh & Lake Erie Railroad.
For full particulars see a. The Post"
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13
EXECCT0Rs5 N0TiCE.

Estate Of John n. Gies-uor. deceased late Of
-touycreek township.
Letters testamcutary Oh the above estate hav-
llg been granted % the Undersigned bg fhc prop
er authOrly. notice is hereby gwen 20 al persons
indebted o. aid estate 20 make immediate paw
meEt and LloSe having claims against the sane
viii Dre-eI.r them duly authenticated f1r settle
meut On fuday, October 6th, 1885. a. the
house Of decd.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13
ASSlCNEE'S SALE

By virtue Of a deed Of voluntary assignment
and order of sale issued cur Of the C0uft u C1m-
non Pleas Of 5omer-eI county. Pa, and to me
directed. vii expose % public sale on the
prellisa,. On
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13

III. Kamer or OIL city wagon Is sold BY
J. B. HOIDERBsUN.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13

Daniel VIII. II T. Spalgiar,
David Spechf. Mary liens
james Lambert John :. Berkebiie
Albert Wright Ms Ah-am Lambert
Daniel Befketile ". Z. Berkebile
J. a Berkehle Joseph Z KOon.z,
joseph J. Lohr. Michael FoT.
?. K Speehr. Adam Be-Eehile.
Cyrus BerEeybile. DOMAIN ". Ee-keybile,
Jcshua Berkeybie, Joseph Fash.
II. /. Croyie, Mrs Elizabeth Meyers
Pearson Lohr. David Kimuel.
William Sioller Joan 4. Glove.
William Grove.
z4uf q 1SlE
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13

r.,-zrlrania day al the Worlds fair IS
,.l-- 10 Be pretty much every day this
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13

~ and Nsck IS the way Knepper &
-.--s new falls ties are going.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13

-, Berks county 80, 600 for children's
ra5l supplies.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13

p..5s- Of the HERsLD should not forget
L--TN. snyder, the druggist, can st their
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13

AD exchange says that the Act of March
81. is53 and thar OF April -. ls5s, provides
taaf any pers1a Ubo shah be founi intoxi-
eA'ei ia any street. highway. public house OF
public phases shall Be auei upon the view OF
or -pon proof alsie before any mayor, alder
maa or justice Of the reses g., 70 be levied
vito Tie proper costs upon the goods sad
ehs-.ies d The defendant, which SHALL b
paid 90 the treasurer Of the school district
There sueh conviction is had BY toe magis-
Lssie collecting the SANE"
Har1s's E,a.Ely Of sept 18th Is 70 the fore,
As usual, with = page Of Photographic repro
Fac,ious Of the most striking scenes in the
great cyclone regions shout Savannah and
cAsf.eston. Other timely subjects treated
n Iaeture and text are the late cruise Of the
SeE fork Naval Reserve, the approaching
-n-ernatiaaal Yacht Race. and the Worlds
sair as seen BY Thuistrup and Newell A
N5aaa boyle contributes one ofhis powerful
esiectiye stories. entitled The Greek Inter.
Fteier. with Illustrations by W H. Hyde
and TIE double page Is = strong drawing By
Bennington called the Advance Guard, ol
fae Military sscriioe" a thrilling incident
o. United States army Life in The Indian
oo0niFy.
The Somerset herald. [volume] (Somerset, Pa.) 1870-1936, 1893-09-13

a. lanes Whitoomb Riley has purchas-
..s nsrmaneut dwelling place, the old
t..-,,.s-esd Of bis family.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
Wears on the Nerves.

One result of the financial stringency
and protracted excitement is more work
for physicians who make a specially of
nervous diseases One Of the forms of
nerve arrangement is known as brok-
ers' paralysis. The st. Louis Globe
Democrat SAYS it is simple exhaustion
and prostration of the nerve forces
through their having been subjected to
too great Il strain. The actor finds 1T
fashionable to have paresls, the result
of high living and late and irregular
hours. The business man who has
any interest whatever in stocks
reaches practically the same con
dition bv allowing his mind to be
too fully and continuously concentrated
on business affairs. If he could devote
the business hours of the day, the
hours during which the stock and com
mercial exchanges are open, to ms
business, and then drop all idea of care
and rct even some of the actor srelaNa-
ton, he would be all right. But some
how man does not seem to be con
stituted that way, and particularly not
the American man who Is gwen TO
stock operations. There are exceptions
to all rules, but the exception is very
rare to the rule that exists III TINS.
The business man who operates IN
stocks NAV make up his mind that they
are always with him-waking or sleep
inc. studying or dreaming. lie cannot
dismiss them from his mind fully.
The result is brokers' paralysis, which
comes of troubled sleep.-Troy Times.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
parliamcnt'S Troubles.

On October 20, 1896 Parliament met
met in the midst of the worst COM
mercia and financial crisis England had
ever known. "It was generally ex-
pected that Il strong effort would be
made to carry a law enacting that nine
pence should be shilling. Most of
the milled pieces were, therefore,
boarded"
Before the house rose that day reso-
luton was passed without division)
that the standard of money should not
be altered in tineness, weight or de-
nomination.
Two hundred years ago they made
better time than they do now. Mark
the result-two hundred years ago:
From the moment at which the Com
mons notified their fixed determination
not to raise the denomination of the
coin the milled money began to come
forth from thousand strong boxes and
private drawers. There was still pres
sure, but that pressure was less and less
felt from day to day. The nation,
though still suffering, was joyful and
grateful
The quotations are from Macaulay' S
tWentv-Second chapter
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31

How His Life Was Saved.

In Havana there was one evening a
great row in the streets, and man was
killed. Every one ran away except an
Englishman, who did not see why he
should run off, but stopped to do what
he could for the wounded man. The
city was then, as it often was, under
martial law, and in few minutes par
ty of soldiers came up, walked the En-
glishman off, he was tried then and
there by sort Of drum-head court
martial, and condemned to be shot next
morning at O'Clock.
He managed to get the news conveyed
to the English consul, and at 7:45 O'Clock
next morning the consul appeared in
his coach and-four, uniform. cooked hat
and sword, ali his orders on, etc. The
shooting party were drawn out, and the
prisoner was there, too. The consul
walked mp to the officer commanding
the party and demanded the life of his
countryman.
very sorry" said the officer, "but |
must carry out my ORDERS" and he
showed the warrant signed by the gov
ernor. WELL" said the consul, "at
least you'll allow me to shake hands
with him before he dies Cant re-
fuse that, )" was the reply. On which
the consul stepped up to the English
man, put his hand into his breast-coat
pocket, drew out Union Jack, unfold
ed it, threw it over the man, and then
said "There, now, fire if you dare -
The lieutenant was staggered, the mat
the Englshman was saved.-The Specta-
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
Increasing His Sales.

An Irishman, who was near Sabden
and who is a noted wit, went into pub
lie house the other day and called for a
glass of ale. The tumbler was not full
enough for Pats satisfaction, SO he
quietly asked the publican how many
barrels of ale he sold in week. ''Ten,"
replied the publican. 81 think" re-
piled Pat, ''if y ez stand me a pint |
could put yez on a plan to sell eleven
barrels a week" agreed" said the
landlord, handing him pint; "now how
am to do it ?" Pat taking a big drink
at his new pint Always fill your
glasses '-Spdre Moments.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
Odd Names of Girls.

woman spending the summer IN an
isolated farm house was much amused
nv the rather masculine sound of the
,,amcs Of her hosts six daughters. inns
,ras Tho explanation offered: "Well, you
see. me an my wife wanted TO name
The children after our brothers. sne
nod three an i two. We neither OF us
nod arv sisters. My wiie's pretty
sn , woman bout most everything,
hnt the way she twisted them names an
n'aan ,em for the girls did beat
MI We never he'd any BOYS.
Ther,'s Villa for my oldest brother
.R;ll Thomasine for Tom, Ihar,
,; na,'' Cor Charlie Josepha for Joe,
a nnd Roberta for Bob Well, when the
aoN ', nne came my father said we ought
~ nnme one after him, since we nag ~
twisted the uncles' names round. ! ten
vnn Nicodemus was a poser, ana we
S1 4u want to slight the old man.
T Nv, my wife hit on Nicola. mere
n.n''ss xounr Teller from New YORK
boardin' here, and he though. IN; nIi i mas
would be q good name. he sala !. was :
y r real name. and showed 1t 10 US III ~ y
haol be was readin'. think my Mile
World V have done it, for she rather llkeu
w.. Moa'S sound but my oldest daush.e,f
.ne son n',te SIRE about the young rel
low. thought he might DE makih Ta; .a.a,,
finn so we stuck to Nlcooa' ''''''s0
Io,rOUI
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
Queens New Counsel.

James Francis Oswald, new queens
counsel, is perhaps the hero of more
good stories than any man at the En-
glish bar. He was the junior, who, on
being told by Justice Kay That, cal
though he could teach him law, he
could not teach him manners" quietly
remarked: "That is so, my lud." An
encounter with Justice Chitty was hard
" SO successful. He had been address
ing the court at great length in bill of
sale case, and at last said: And now,
my lud, address myself to the furni-
ture.' "Iou have been dong that Tor
some time past" said Justice Chitty.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
A LIFE DRAMA
BY ALEXANDER SMITH.

'N'FNF'"Nbtsh II
me fierce, cNulting worlds. tho n,o,a.
TIL nu 1nurlish thistles scented brjnrs "se'
nc Wlhd-swept blucbells on the sunn,, hr
DOWN 10 The central fires, pi"es-
EN kl;,, nlike in love. Love is sea,
flillhg MI the abysses dim
VI lorlcst space. In whose deems roe,,,,.
suns ana their bright broods swim
ms mighty sea of love with woudrons taos
,r - s,y Just to sun and grain; ''
rs ,, lavillg at this moment Saturns sides
lis III my blood and brain
All innings have something more than bnrr.,
use; ''"h o"tlel
mere is scent upon the briar,
"a 'rSmuious SPLEEN dor in the autumn dews
'oiu hlorhs are iringcd with fire.
flowers '"'hca
IN music dies poor human speech.
ana INTO beauty bloom these hearts If ans
Nhen love is born in each ~
lac IS tranSfgured in the soft and tender
ilSnt OF love, as II volume dun
vi roiilhg smoke becomes II Wrcathcd snlenaor
In the declining sun 'i'N'N'''
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
DUMMY MONEY PACKAGE.
How Timid Denver Merchant Deceived
Himself.

HOW u Timid Denver Merchant Deceived
Himself.
| arrived in Denver lust before tho
ilrst bank suspension, and one of the
first calls | made was on a merchant
whose nervousness made it painful to
90 business With him, no matter how
large bill could be sold him. On this
particular occasion he seemed afflicted
with an excessively severe attack of his
chronic complaint, and he told me he
was too much worried about finance to
talk about giving orders. After a while
he became communicative and told me
he had succeeded in Withdrawing from
the bank that day over 81 900, which he
had put away in strong box in burg
lar-proof vault into which thieves could
not possibly break through and steal.
He proceededto tell me in addition that
he had made up Il dummy package repre-
sentlng the package of currency, which
he carefully labelled with the actual
contents of the valuable roll. The
dummy package, he explained, was in
the back of his ordinary cash drawer,
which he showed me. His explanation
OF tins peculiar precaution was that as
he had been seen by several people
who had helped start the run on the
bank, he was afraid his place might
be burglarized, and that if it was, the
dummy package would undoubtedly
be taken without being opened and
examined, and the thief would hurry
away without searching for further
booty. | smoked Il good cigar with the
merchant and tried to convince him
that his bank was all right and that he
had taken great deal of unnecessary
trouble. Later III the same day, how
ever, the bank had to suspend, and
when | saw my customer the next day
he chuckled over the success of his pre-
stationary measures. When | got him
down to talking business, he suddenly
remembered he owed our house a few
hundred dollars, and said if | would
wait he would go to the vault and get
the money. He came back in about ten
minutes looking as though lightning had
struck him. He carried in his hand
what presumed was his roll of bills,
and when he threw it on the counter
and rushed headlong to his cash drawer,
| began to doubt his sanity. But in a
minute his peace of mind was restored
and the explanation was obvious. He
had made up the real and dummy pack
ages SO much alike that he had deceived
himself, and had placed Il roll of brown
paper in the vault while the package
containing over $4,000 had been lying
loose in his cash drawer without any
protection against fire OF thieves.-S.
I0uis Globe Democrat
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31
Refreshing Bath.

: cooling or stimulating ac-
\ to the friction applied. t An an-
w W this subject gives the follow
s"cairtion for Il cool or summer
4 s' I;p into cool water; white soap
4 L;n needs cleaning; mop dry
1 IT. = sponge and then with Il soft
4 This sort of bath has Il whole
Lrtrt ON children and is partlcu-
In,nJ for Young mothers and
/ ' "'ho need to economic their
h The bath taken with the
If flesh brushes and
/ ,,vrls is a stimulant and
hr followed by rest or some
,n.ishment to counteract the
P,;|r results. There are 100000
e. ,hc body; these windows of
Iuniratory system are wide open
/ ytimuIating bath, and if it is
;nmt 70 90 from the bath to the
r. yrrv best results will be OBJ
I catnap of five or ten min
En- prevent an attack of cold and
f. body the sensation of accumu-
X rrr The sanitary value of the
hoth can hardly be exaggerated.
'taI statistics of the city prove that
rrnp!c escape the nine hundred
'nrty-ninc ills that Inconvenience
The upper exquisite
i've and die, but the under-crust
are never we'll.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1893-08-31

by Scott Alexander may be interesting
as showing the rich possibilities of the
future: Circumference of basin 400
miles; diameter, 1o7 miles; area, 1850
square miles, or $50, 710, 272,000 square
feet. Taking average thickness of eight
series of blanket beds at & feet equal
to IS feet, equals 16,S34093, o56, 900
cubic feet of reefs, or at Is cubic feet to
the ton, 1851 ,433. 100000 tons. At
so shilings per ton very low, value of
gold equal to 81 SIS, 196, 224 900. Taking
the population of Witwatersrand at 49,
600 souls this allows each $50, 454, 905 y
shillings and 6 pence.-SOuM Afriea.