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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-19
AN OLD lore LETTER.



The flying years, the silent years,
swept o er this safely hidden page,
Till Time, that deep.sunk mystery clears,
Gives me the dateless heritage.
Where beat the heart, where burnt the
brain, .
That all this pain and passion felt
On leaves de!aCe,l by mould and stain,
The secret Of u life is spelt.
Why rashly lift why rudely rend,
The softening veil that Death and Time,
Consprug Life with Art to blend,
Have hung between her soul and mine
Enough to know, enough 10 feel
That one immortal bliss cndures;
The love these ardent words reveal
May haply mirror mine-oT yours.
--SGftnsr'S npgoeiRe.
Children Cry for Pitchers CastoriS
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-19

The hard frost is doing an unusual
amount of damage to water service pipes
around the city. 1t IS had enough while
the present frost lasts, but its worst
features will appear when tile thaw sets in.
AT the Water Department office half
dozen men are kept busy all the time on
call for reported leaks and watching for
them around the streets.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-19

have been a great sufferer from cstarrh
for over ten years; Ind II very had, could
hardly breathe. Some nights could Tot sleep
and had 10 walk the floor. purchased Ely IS
Cream Balm and am using II freely, i Is work
Ing a cure surely. have advised several
fttcnds TO usa II, aud with happy results in
every case. II is the medicine above ali others
for cntnrrh and Il IL worth its weight In gold.
thank God | HAYS iotnd II rRlue1y can use
for it. 1t Is curing my doafness,-B D. ". Spetry,
Ia; ttord, Conn.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-19

The best salve in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum. fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains,
corns ard all skin oruptions. and posi-
lively cures piles, or nor pay required 1t
is guaranteed TO give perfect satisfaction, or
money refunded. For sale by Beatou
Smith, corner Seventh and Pine streets.
Goods delivered free.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-19

Special CorresrunlenroU1 @aaetTe and JournnI
LaugEL, Jan. 12,-Announcemen was
made yesterday OF the sale of the good
will and fixtures Of the Laurel House,
James ;. Melvin's hotel in this place, to
at Leipsic. The price paid is said to be
$500, and the i.rw proprietor will take
Charge EebruNrY LIST.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-19

PuERLo, Col, Jan. l2.-Considerablc cx-
element among miners and mine proprie.
tors has been caused over the gold camp
at Ophir, about 10 miles distant in the
Greenhorn mountains. An ASSAY from
of a, oH t% aS fn Us ~ 9n' zee,
from the surface The first discovery was
made in August, but it has been kept quiet
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-19

Sheep pay if properly taken care of-not
10 per cent, but 200 per cent, and money
invested in them is more secure than in
bank. You should remember that sheep
require careful attention, and to he made
proof against disease, occasionally feed
Them Stoncbraker's Horse and Cattle
Powders
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-19
nv SLY REYNARD,s w4KE.
a Hunt TO be Given by the Delaware Tur
Club To-day.

NTWU HW-WtIys
At a special meeting of the Delaware
Turf Club Tuesday evening week, it was
decided to give fox hunt on Thursday,
January 18Th. The fox is to be liberated
at the Wawaset Driving Park, Eighth and
WooIlawn avenue, at II o'clock, in the
morning. If the weather is unpropitious
on that day postponement of the hunt
will be announced. A number of expert
hofSemcn will ride in Sly Reynard's wake
and fully 100 hounds are expected to lead
the chase. The hunt will he one of the
finest ever given in this locality.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-19
4 B0Y'S SAD FATE.
lie is Rspudiated by HIS Father and
Goes to Prison for Life, for Murder.

Goes to Prison Tor Lis, Tor Murder.
MERRILL Wis, Jan. Fudge Barden
has pronounced sentence on Hans Ander-
son, the li.years-old boy, who murdered
old man llumerfclt, recently. The lad
goes to state prison for life.
The father was requested to be present
at the preliminary examination. but re-
fused, saying he did not care what was
done with the hoy.
The little fellow has no adequate concep-
ton of the enormity of his crime, and ex-
hibited no fear when the punishment was
announced, Only ut the mention of his
mothers name did he exhibit amy signs Of
sorrow.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-19

Deputy Coroner Fox gave a certificate of
death from asphyXiati0n in the case of
EsGu S. Perkins, who was suffocnted by
gas at the Central Hotel yesterday week.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-19

number one cough cure. Mr.. James H..
barnet, 243 Cedar street, buffalo, y. y, WI ites
thus. II mn using tr. Bulls Cough Syrup in
my family and deem II humber one lneli-
cine for coughs and colds, and my house shall
nnYpr he without Ii.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-19

Piles permanently cured no pain. DR.
Reed, IN o"sth 18th Street, thfladelphia.
Send for circular.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-19

The New-Century Club will take formal
possession of It's new club house on Della.
ware avenue on Tuesday, January 3lst.
Thomas Hindlemar. aged II years, was
run over at Second and Iatnall streets on
Thursday by a wagon and painfully in
jured. DIR. BlocksOm attended him.
Letters testamentary were granted Thurs
day, on tine estate of Annie NJ. Hyatt Of
Mill Creek hundred by Register of Wills
j. wilkins CooCh TO Jacob Is, Hyatt.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-19

LoSpoN, Jan. l2.-Thc Rev. Lorenzo
White, a. well-known English Congrega-
tional minister, died suddenly yesterday
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1893-01-19

OIhcers Tor next year were elected as
follows; DIR. Henry Ridgely of Dover,
President; j. w. Kerr Of Denton, Md,
Nice-president; Wesley Webb, Secretary
and Treasurer, presidents for the
counties: Delaware-Dr. j. j. Black. New
Castle; A. A. Siaymaker Kent; Charles
Wright, Sussex. Maryland-I. r. Lushy,
Cecil; J. S. Harris, Kent; Samuel +. Earle
Queen Anne's; u. l., Banning, Talbot; w.
I. Kelley, Caroline; Richard Gullci, Dor
chester; b, 5. Morris, Wicomico; Charles
NJ. Peters, Worcester; Mrs. l.. L. Waters.
Somerset; a. J. McMath, Accomac, and
Captain Orris A. Browne, Northampton.
Dover was selected for the place uf meet
Ing next year.
, 1893-05-23
Gin fdones DoIfsfeit,
2~Ib9ehoIten Don ehemali9en S~ewobnern
Griers.

Som icb0nlten @etter ~begin1tigt, far6
9eltern in Sg6en'S @rope bas CONNER
&olfSfeit beS Srterer l1nabbGngigen Sru=
berbunbeS itatt. Sin nit GROCER Sor9faIt
3uiammengelebter, t6eiltpetle btitorti6er
Seit3ug, Oer lib 0ur6 Deric9iebene StraBen
Der ytor0ieite betpegte. erre9te ii6eraa groz
Bes Sntereiie, Der Bug mar aus folgen>
ben @ruppen 5uiammengeleBt:
[. @jruppe: transport DeS b%erii6mten
v9ubmita1s" (0omitein) CUR 3ctt oer @rz
bauung bcr y8orta Nigra" 2lnfangs bes
eriten Sa6r6unbertS. Ocrielbe liegt Dor
Dem 8ortale bes Srierer Comes, u1b ba
fein iol6er Stein i'm 9an5en 3beinlarbe
auf3uftnoen lit, miro ct fdli&li3 vEeufelsz
1tetn" %9enannt; = angefubrt bon 9ttc.
&ronenblrger.
II. @ruppe: v9ie alten 9eutic6en in
&rtegSaISriiitung" = uno mic tie lagen
auf 8GrenbGuten 1nb INNER nocb Gins
t%ranten, = angefiibrt BON Wficb. GIoiicn.
perio6e inter &onitantin benz @roBen uno
1ciner W1tter, Der &aiierin 6elena; q
9ttrt1S 8arius, = Gonitantin uno 6elena
6argeiteut burb BERNHARD 8oeleu unO
Satin.
". @ruppe: Mwe3ieIuns Nbt6eilung
preuBti6er ulanen (8uffalo 8tu'S) in
DoQer Yara6euntform gu Bfer6e, iotpie
Mraber, Sitrfen, Sapaneien unb @sfimos.
V. 0ruppe: yGon Der Sagb beimfeb7
renbe SGger" nit erlegtem 8tlO, 9efiibrt
BON Sobn SintIer unb Sobn 8runboff.
0teie lebtere @ruppe ipie ale por9er7
%9enannten 5ei6neten ith burcb bic biitoriibe
Treue Ser Goitiime iomobl pte ourcb Die
mGcbttgen 0eitalten Der Gertrcter aus.
Den "3tpeiten She'll 6es btitorti6en Se1tz
auges btlbeten Scene11 aus Dem 8olf5leben
bon Srier unb nmgegen6 in fo(gen6er
&%eibenfol9e:
u Sine gan9bare Mfabln1iible SIT @agen,
beglettet bon MltQerburi6en 81 Bferbe..
p @tne lGnoIibe Spinnltube gu @agen.
3 Cine 9rei3erpartbie = abpe6ielnb
hrei9en6.
a Die @ai4frauen an Ser Moiel - gu
@agen.
s. Sin @in3erfei.
g. 6etmte6r pom Sel6e; Srauen, Wfdn7
net unb &tnber.
y Der BfannenfliGer nit &arren, GieI,
Stege, Sra1t, &tnoer uno &egel.
3 Seniterfider unO 8agenibmierfrG@
11er.
81 S9urnltetnfeger uno Ofeni9pdr3ez
6Gnbler.
100 8eienbin6er un6 8feifenfrGmer.
III &orbmadber unb BnrSeuanbGn6ler.
12) Sedtenbe 6anOperfSburi9en.
49, r9er S6inOerbannes", GGuberz
bauptmann am 0unoSrltden.
Die ebemaligen 8etpobner Ser alten So
meritabt, bon Der Q(niic6t aus9ebenO, baB
9etbetlte Sreuoe 0oppelte SreuOe iet, batten
neri3ie6ene anbere Or9aniiatianen e~tngela7
ben uno mar ultterbielt iic6 auf Dem Teit=
plat auf'S 2lngcneDmlte.
9aS Gomtte, ipeIcbeS ben Seit5ug arranz
gtrte, beitanO aus foIgenbcn 8erlonen:
Sic &rOnenburger, 8rdi.; Sic Setter,
Sefr.; Wtatb. 8oeler, Sbabm.:; Sobn
8agner, Sobn @etB, 8m. M2eerfcI6, 8ez
ter AItenbofen, GaSpar Gremer, 6rik8run=
boil @barleS 9eppe, @rtit. S9u6, go.
ROntius.
, 1893-05-23
Rletne Udbrthten.

= Sam @ilion, Elm farbiger @erbrec6er
aus Gbtcago, erbtelt geitern ourb ben Boz
tighten 9rafe in Nurpra ei1en S6uB in
Die redbte 8ruIt. Die @unbe lit ~lebensgez
f0brli6. QSillon moute ii9 in Der 9ez
natnten Stabt Der 8erbaftung eut3ieben,
porauf Der 8eamte BON ieiner @affe @ez
brau6 macbte.
= @btptn 9teSbit beontra9te beltte i'm
&reiS9eric6t einen @inbaltsbcfebl gegen Die
Sutnots @entrdl@8abn, neil Oielelbe in
Der gtGbe ietneS @runbitiideS an Maibtng>
ton %QlDenue, Spii6en Der so. unb 81. Str,
ibre@eietie erb0bte uno letn @igentbum oaz
burcb ar9eblih enttpertbet pirb.
- Gin Wtonn Namens 89ilipp $. Geit
1anf geltcrn gfa6mittag tobt Gil 8o6en,
nacbbem er in 8rec6ele's @irtbi6aft, No,
143 Wtt6ig0n Qlpenue, Elm @l0s 8ier gez
trunfen bate. Sn Ser Toibe bes Ser
1tprbenen fano man cine uuf $1100 un6
cine auf 500 Iautenbe 0ntpeilung. Gtpas
9lG6eres lit nicbt iiber i'm betannt.
Ser Tarbtge Sobn 9etpis ipurbe g~eitern
bon 8oli5titen Der 9esplaineSitr. Station
p~er6aftet. ST. itebt unter Ser Nntlage, Sic
10id6rigen S06ter bon @eo. g8ilfins bon
SEQ. 48 sc. Mtapitr. unb Sreb @onnerS, SEQ,
sol 6ultonitr. tpobn6aft, gum Steblen Oerz
Ieitet uno tie Der8etpalttgt 81 baben. Sein
Gerb0r pur6e a1f BEN l. Sum- bericboben
unb feline 8ir9ibaft auf $4,000 feitgeleBt,
= DAB Sic 0eutiben ibren 8fingit=
montag SIT feiern Oerlte5en, 8ei9te ficb wie1
Ser geitern in 2ofe Gietp. Der &orner
MGnnercbor brabte ndmli6 ieinem iicb I'm
BEN &eretn iebr Derbient gemacbtbabenoen
Mit9lieoe g. S. Sect Elm StGnoben 3ur
Seier leines 81. @eburtstageS. 9ie 3ett
Dergin9 i6neu, ba peri6ieoene 0ieber DOr>
9etragen uno GeOen gebalten purOen. DAB
fir BEN tnneren Meni3en geior9t tpur0e,
brGubt pobl ntcbt ertpdbnt SIT tper6en.
, 1893-05-23
Die Ribterfr race.

Sn i~ettler geitrtgen Sibung bel6aftigte
ftcb oer GountbratD ~Dor3ugSpeile nit Ser
Neiolutton bes Comm. Qaen, tpelcbe fol-
9enoermaben lautet:
8ei3loiien, boB ote QegiSlatur BON Dem
umitanoe in &enntniB geieBt tperbe, baB
pie @tnfinfte beS GountD Goot nic6t 6erart
1t11o, baB aus bcnielben Sic Mtebrausoabe,
tpelc9e pie Sc6affung neuer 9ticbteriteuen
NIT ltcb brtn8en milrbe, beitritten mer6en
Tonne, 0aB bic 3abI Ser Gidter bercits
9roBer lit, ais Die 3obl Der CUR gerfugun9
1te9enoen @ertdbtSrGume, uno oaB Is bic
Nniicbt oes GOuntpratbs let, 6aB Ser ber
9e9tslatlr borIiegcnbe 2lntrag nibt gum
0eieb crboben iperoen ioue.
Der betreftcnoe @eicBentpurf be3iebt iib
ouf Die %@rnennung BON 10 t~peiteren Ntcbz
tern, 9IetcbbeocutenO nit elmer Mebrausz
9abe bon $3.50, 000. Die &eiolulion fitbrte
8u elmer Ian9en 9ebatte; bocb e~rfoIole
Nerta9ung, ebe bic An9eIegenbett erleOigt
tp""
, 1893-05-23
To6esfGUe.


8iS beute Wtittag tpur6en auf BEN Sc
iun0beitsamt bic fOl9enben GooesfGle an
9emelbet:
Sannte Selientbol, IA
Sane Blace. ....... 80 S. 90. SIS.
8incent Beters, $50. II
Chaplin Str. .......- s. Me. IA g.
@uitap 6anien, $50. 239
gtoble Str. ....... 27 S. 8M. -.
SrieOrtb 8raunsfeIb,
SEQ. % Sobns ST. s. so. % g,
Otto &letnbammer, $50.
1913 8an 6orn Str.-S. or. -T,
Ilma S6mteber, 753
81. @eitern 2lue, $, m, 99.
0ouiia 8rodmtller, ct.
@ltiabetb 6Dlpitol 81 s. - so. s,
&oiia &eriten, SEQ. 40
8lad6atpt Str 10 S. = SO. s,
&atb. S6r0t, SEQ. 9706
atUe. s&"..,.......-S. 10 81, 9G.
pima 9tusfe, SEQ. 536
g. Glort Str 49,. IS, 90, 20 8,
G6as. &li6obn, Goot
County 6oipital -. 80 s. so. $.
&atbarine &robne, SEQ.
1862 @els Str. 80 s. 90. 3,
M~bonntrtauf 6as M6en6bIatt Ser SQinois
Sta1tS> 3ettung. 8rets | Sent.
, 1893-05-23
abeenblat ner auttnta staats- 8etheata, gtemtae, 20. u1at 1898.

baftun9 auf Dem neutralen 8oben Ser
i6tpei5eriiben gt6t6eilung pOr8unebnen
llno eigenmGdbti9 einen She'll Der Nusitele
lung Dem Eublifum su beri6lieBen. Gor>
lGlftg bat nun 0err Gerremon6 ieinerieitS
bic 9an3c Scbpci5crs Mbtbeilun9 9eibloiien.
, 1893-05-23

miu SentaatO oen Gbaraf=
ter elmer 6robfaot fennen ler=
men, 70 braudt er MIR Ole 2ln=
5ei9en elmer 9eleienen 6eitun9
fetbt9 5u ftuoiren, uno er miro
oas Seben uno Wefen Ger Staot
9enauer fennen ais &eute, Ole
lan9e Jahre in Dem plabe leben
nno tb oamit briiifen:
SD leie Refine NnSeigen.
9esbat6 bat Ger aufmerf=
fame Seler Oteies Slattes oen
Dortbeil, 9enou unterrtdtet
81 lein, no man beim 8eoarf an
Sommer~ An5ilgen
, 1893-05-23
Die
WeH> Ausfeunne
CHICAGO

perfpri6t ni6t MIR oas oro6te frieoIi6e
amerifanifde, i%onoern oas ero6te frieo=
ltde Grei9niB Ger melt Dor ShIu6 otefes
1aRrhunoerts gu peroen. mds fiihner, Dor
IItdts neutrality-suspicious. unternehmuness
9eif, uebune i'm pIanen uno Qusfiibren
GROCER Oin9e uuo Gelo thun fonnen, nm ole
ePtco9oer DEMONSTRATING gu Ger ero6s
artt9iten u1o' 9ldn3enoften Don alien bis=
bergen Deltdusfeltun9en gu MADDEN uno
een D0lferu Ger &roe einen Seorif pom Ger
Rohe DER tedniiben Seiftun9sfdbiefeit uno
Rurit gu 9eben, gu weI9er Qmerifa eeoieben
If, miro 9ef6ehen.
5ur Ole reee Gheilnahme, pel6e man bier=
%3ulanoe Ger 10 DEMONSTRATING erteeeenbrinet,
lift Ole 8ereitwilliefeit, nit wel6er ole 6efets
%9ebun9en faft aler Staaten beoeutenoe Sum-
men gu Dem 9roBen 6wed bepiui9t haben,
Elm htnrei6enoer Seweis. hit fetis po6=
ienoem 0nterede p~erfol9t oie oan3e cipiIiiirte
Welt Ole ein3elnen Sorti9ritte in Ger Gnt=
widelun9. ollie NIT Ger WeItausffenune in
Derbi1oung tehenoen Greient1e puroen Don
2%lnbe9inn IN DER uJQinois Staats3eituno"
nit DER 9ebnhrenosn Sorofa!t bebanoelt. Die
D~o6enaus9abe e11ttdlt fortIaufeno in iber=
fidtli6er form cine flare Oarftelluno aler
bea9tenswertRen Dorednee, weI6e fib bis
sum S6lub Ger Nustelune uno barber
hinaus gu einem erf60pfenoen 6efammtbilo
e~effalten meroen. Cine funoioe, fadoem6fe
S6iloerun9 DER meltausteluno in ihrem
&ntitehen, wie in ihrer Dollenoun9 miro fir
piele Gauienoe bier uro i'm alien Daterlanoe
bon Rohem merthe fem. mon Fam oes=
halb fiber fem, oaB man Derwanoten uno
5reunoen fein erwiinidteres 6eidenf wdb.
reno oieier 6eit fsnoen fam, ais, inoem man
etn announcement auf oas modenblatt Ger
nJuinots Stoats3eitune" fir fe beifeQt.
6eraoe otefe 2lus9abe eienet fi6 peeen
ihrer umfodenoen Seri6te pornebmlib sum
Derianot na6 Oeutfblano.
Oas Jahresabonnement auf oas Wod2en.
blatt Der n1atnois Staats5eitune" betrGet
fir oas
Snlan0 5000.
, 1893-05-23
Stdott1bes.
Qn unfere Sefer.

Nue bteieni8en Q6omenten, weI6e
nicbt regeImGBt9 nit benz Qlbenbblatt
Ser Suinnis Staats5eitung bebiert per@
beu, iinO bOfli9it erlubt, uns nocbmals
ibre genaue Q(breiie per 8oitfarte mit8uz
t6eilen, ebenio b~ieienigen 8erlOnen, tpcl6e
ouf Die .3eitu11g gu abonniren beabiibtigen.
, 1893-05-23

Nbonnirtauf 6as M6en6bIatt Ser SQinois
Staats7 3ettung. Brets l Sent.
, 1893-05-23

8is beute Mittag pur6en auf benz g,
funobeitsamt bic fol9enben Go6esfGIe ar
9emelbet:
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-03-09
@n(9 ,EzEz--
R|5ad{F{9|sstt7aEo
HARVEST.
From New Eagland Magazine

From New England Magazine.
When under folds of snow the wheat. shoots
brood
AS prisoners on the broad fields OF the West,
Waiting their freedom at the springs behest,
What fears ana hopes to their dark cells in
trude?
Some piteous cry may pierce their solitude
From a child starving at its mothers breast;
A helpless nations prayer to sod addressed
The shouts of gamesters wagering mans 70 d
Then winters vigor make the young shafts
bold;
Spring quickens, aud the summers fierce sumo
shed
Their molten fire, that turns the green to gold
And yields ripe acres to be harvested
This is The gift of God; who dares wit hold
From empty mouths His life bestowing bread
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-03-09
Good Looks.

Good looks are more than skin deep, de-
pending upon healthy condition of all the
vital organs. If the Liver he inactive, you
have bilieus look, If your stomach be disor-
dered you have dyspeptic look, and If your
Kidneys be atfec ed you have pinched look.
secure good health and you will have good
looks. Electric Bitters is the great Alternative
and tonic and acts directly on these vital or
gans. Cures Pmples, Blotches. Boils, and
gives good complexion. Sold at j. f. Pierce's
Drugstore, 80 cents per bottle. ~
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-03-09
WOOD SONGS.
From Scribners.'l

j
Ask me not why-I only know.
1t were thy loss If l could snow
The cause as for a lesser thing.
Remember how we searched the spring,
But found no source--so clear the sky
Within Its earth bound depths did lie.
Give to thy joy its wings,
Unto thy heart its songs, nor try
With questionings
The throbbing throat that sings.
For in thy clear and steadfast eyes
Thine own self-wonder deepest lies,
Nor any words that lips can teach
Are sweeter ,han their wonder-s peech;
And when thou givest them to me,
Through dawns of tenderness | see,
AS in the water-sky,
The sun of certainty appear.
So-ask me why,
For then thou knowest, dear.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-03-09
Bucklen,s Arnica salve.

The best salve in the world for Cuts, Sores,
Bruises, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever Sores,
letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblains, Corns,
and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures
Piles, or no pay required. 1t is guaranteed
to give perfect satisfaction, or money refund
ed. Price 20 cents per box. For sale by j..
+. Pierce. 41-1y
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1893-03-09

luck ms promotion, But we all have our
troubles, haven't We, Mac?'
Nicer ,sky did not ans wer, III. Ia now,
/ believe, connected wi h some paper In
Texas.
Cottonwood report. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1893-1901, 1893-06-23

Notice of Com, Timber Culture
Proof.
James H. Wann, TIC. No. S41.
LAND OFFICE AT LHwIsToN; IDAHO.
May q, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim; and that said
proof will be made before U. s: Land
Office at Lewiston, Idaho on July IL,
1893, viz,
James FL. Wanri
for the 81 sw4 & 81 SCI sec. Q 7 81
NR1 E B NJ.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon
and cultivation of said land Wig:
Andrew G, Gentry, Thomas J. Yam.
dell, Hiram Robbins, Wiley Howell
all of Cottonwood, Idaho.
G. NJ. DAY.
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has moved him like Annie Sorts
story; he has even ceased to
sneer at the existing order of
things, and remarked today that
a world could not be wholly bad
when such gentle sonls had once
lived in it, and kind women still
sheltered and cared for the hea-
then ones.n
ssPray read him the entire
manuscript" said Mr.. Bosworth,
'but suppress the names. .
aSurely the family are un-
known to all now" I answered,
"and | am afraid the mischief is
already DONE"
That night | had strange
dream, which repeated itself
again and again. ! dreamed of
Annie and the old doorstep, OF
her doll, the bees, the birds and
the summer sweeting, and of the
old man, her father, and above
the hum and the songs could
hear voice, always the voice of
the prisoner, saying, IT prefer
truth to fancy
Lam interpretations, or given.
to spiritualistic fancies; but the
dream followed me all the next
day. / could not shake it off,
and when at last | was at liberty
to visit fine prisoner / was not
surprised to hear him say that
he, too, had dreamed of the old
garden, and he wondered if it re-
manned the same.
NO" said; the family are
all dead now, and a portion of
the property has been added to
the grounds belonging to the
church. ;"
He turned upon me sharply
with-"Why was such sacrilege
permitted?n
"You forget / said, "that the
brothers are dead, and there are
none but distant relatives to
claim the estate"
"How remote?" he asked.
Third or fourth cousins 1
think.
"And they desired it sold?"
''Mr. Bosworth tells me it was
the only thing to be done under
the circumstances"
'Has he the matter in charger"
eyes; he was the bosom friend
of the eldest brother and might
have married the gentle Annie
if
The prisoner interrupted me
with an almost imperative:
Lady, will you please contin-
ue the reading?"
!. l obeyed, and for an hour no
sound was heard save my own
voice.
AS l folded the papers Mr..
David said, somewhat sharply
Lady, / have changed my
mind. / think ! should like to
live now-I must; will you ask
Mr.. Bosworth to come to me?"
ITO be Continued
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Notice for Presumption Proof.

Herm Henry Schmidt D. S. No. 43lI.
LAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IDAHO,
June II, 1893.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
1owing-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof
in support of his claim, and that said
proof viii be made before Clerk of
Dist. Court, at Mt. Idaho, Idaho, on
Aug! 5, 1893 viz,
Herm Henry Schmidt
for the Lot SW14 NW4. Sec 5 Lot l
& SCI NE14 Sec. eTp, 81 N. r. / E.
B. M.
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation of, said land viz:
Anton Boeckmann, Herman Fl. Nux-
oil, William Y, Nuxoll, Fred Drhbe
all of Cottonwood, Idaho.
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Notice for Homestead Proof.

Notice for Homestead Proof.
Wilhelm Dunte, H. f. No. POSI-.
LAND OFFIcE AT LEWISTON, IDAHO.
= June 2, 1898.
Z Notice is hereby given that tho fol-
lowing named sitter has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof in
support of his claim, and that said
proof will be made before u. S. Land
Office at Lewiston, Idaho, on July 20,
1898, viz:
WILHELM DUNTE
for the NEh, Sec. %, TIP. 80 N. R. 2
w. b. M,
He names the following witnesses
to prove bis continuous residence up
on and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Christ Mathison, Michael Steger,
John Mathison, Edward Nelson, all of
Mason, Idaho. i.
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Notice for Homestead Proof.
Peter Jansen. III. Z. No. 1925.

. pCbCI JdllStl. II. II. NO. 1870.
HAND OFFICE AT LEWISTON, IDAHO,
June 10, 1898.
Notice is hereby given that the fol-
lowing-named settler has filed notice
of his intention to make final proof
in support OF his claim, and that said
proof will be made before the Clerk
of the District Court at Mount Idaho
Idaho, on july "a, 1893, viz:
Peter Jansen,
for the N " NE14 SEX MEL sec. 81 &
sw4 Nw4 see % tip 31NR1wBM
He names the following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence up
on and cultivation of, said land, viz:
Axel Clausen, Frank Thyering,
Joseph Hatke, Warren F. Potter all
of Keuterville, Idaho.
21-26 G. NJ. Day, Register.