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Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-06-08

Beware Of Ointments for Catarrh That
Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derange the whole
system when entering it through the mu-
cous surfaces. Such articles should never
be used except on prescriptions from re-
putable physicians, as the damage they will
do is ten fold to the good you can possibly
manufactured by F. ]. Cheney & Co., To.
ledo, O., contains no mercury, aud is taken
internally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system. In
buying Halls Catarrh Cure be sure you get
the genuine. 1t is taken internally, and
made in Toledo, Ohio, by F. j. Cheney e.
Co. Testimonials free.
eY- Sold by Druggists. price 75c. per bottle.
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-06-08

RAIN has no respect for the baseball play.
err. 1t falls upon the just and the unjust;
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-06-08
IT'S RATHER TOO MUCH FOR you

IT is a silly Fly that goes wool gathering
on the bald head. Galveston News
Warren sheaf. [volume] (Warren, Marshall County, Minn.) 1880-current, 1893-06-08

IT is a sign that the trees have come to
stay another season as soon as they begin
to leave,-Roctiester Democrat.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11

Japanese people nrp very supHrti-
tiou. and have iunumerablU signs
and tokens by which to regulate ihcir
conduct They never sweep the
rooms 81 house Immediately after
one 81 tho inmates has set out upon a
journey az this would sweep out all
tho lack with him. At q marriage
ceremony neither bride nor BRIDE
groom Wears any clothing pl n purple
color lest their marriage to
DO ioo-cned ~ purple is tho
color most liable to indo, They
have some curious ideas in regard 20
the finger nails which are CIT only
~ certain times II woman steps
over 90 cgg shelf she win 20 mad
u over q razor it will become dull;
II over whetstoac il will DO broken
u man should set h!s hn'r on IRE
he will 90 mad Tho Japanese havo
nHmbcrIeaa other gnperstitions Of .
similar character.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11
sCRApPY SELECTIONS.

Two tons 81 rcis were caught IL
Williamsport Md. in one nigu, II.
Gently
Sign on East Vine street, Philaicl.
phin: Try one u our germ.pr,,t clam
stews
a black pearl necklace worn ~ LAZY
Leicester 1t . recent entertainment ID
said 70 BE- worth $4,000 There II
only single row 81 the gems
a hen, the property ~ a. u Nelson
Of AsheviIle, y, u. laid an egg few
days ago on the she'll a .plainly
pictured United States flag. minus
the stars
! portable sun dial Is not an nncom.
mon objc i in Spanish shops, and il ii
still in current use 10 Spain At Eurgos
no less than three different kinds arc
offered for sale NJ prices varying from
nine t. seventeen cents
There Is curious group 81 rocks
near Milan which form tho oft-de.
scribcd Natures City. An irregular
mass ~ rocks some 200 feet hiyh RI.
semble citadel Below are five a..
prcseiOus, Of which one Il 4 gigantic
amphitheater and the second i nrcrop.
oils, third parade and the fourth a
regularly laid out city quarters with
public monuments gates streets. etc.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11
AL ~ THE FAMILY.

a fourtacn-ycar-old buckley, Wash.
girl committed suicide few DAVIS ayo
because her parents compelled her u
attend school.
a Pike county Ga, man. aged
eighty nine years, was married IL 4
woman last week who was his Junior
by fifty years.
George W. Jackson, eighteen years
old, Of Hancock county, Indiana. com.
mittcd snicidc because i sixteen. W ar.
old girl refused to marry him
a big patron Of the shoe market Is
Allen Milton Browning Of Huntingdon
w. Va. He has led Six brides 10 tie
altar and Is the father Of sixty.scyen
children
John Chcsscr, eighty-Avc years old.
and Miss Sarah McFadden, ageI forty
two years, were married lately The
groom has been three times q widowcr
while the bride Is an incurablc cripple
In the family Of Philip 6. Drumel 81
Philadelphia five generations are rep.
resented Mr. Drumel is ntnety.fonr
years old, and was drummer bow
under Napoleon, being present at tho
burning OF Moscow.
At Manchester Eng, a tombstone
has the following:
Here lies ,f0nn Hill
a man Of Skin.
His age was i've times ten.
He meier did good,
Nor ever would
Had he lived as long again.
a South Georgia schoolma'n has in.
troduced a new feature in her school.
When one Of the girls misses a word.
the boy who spells IL gets permission
to kiss her. AS result the girls are
becoming very poor spoilers and tho
boys are improving.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11
BABY's RECORD FOR AN HOUR.
A GoOd-Natured Uncle Keeps Tab on
Young Hopeful's Performances.

A Good Natured Uncle Keeps Tab on
Young Hopeful's Performances.
The good natured bachelor OF the
family. and uncle OF the child. was
left in charge OF the baby while every
he made list Of what the baby did in
an hour and gave the result to Jenness
Mitler's Monthly as follows: /. yelled
fifteen minutes without taking breath,
:, pulled enough hair from his uncle's
head and whiskers to stuff a sofa pill
lows 8. further decorated the wall
paper as high as he could reach with
the poker; z. broke a glass vase BIZ
sitting down on it; swallowed six
buttons and good part OF a skein Of
thread; 4. emptied the contents OF
his mothers work basket into the fire.
place; Z. tried putting the cats head
into a cup and was badly scratched
in the attempt; s. knocked the head
of fine wax doll belonging to his
sister by trying to drive tack into a
toy wagon with il; Z, fell of the edge
OF a sofa and brought down two cost
ly vases which were ruined; 10
bAOhC wv pAuEo VI +thaS WIN q 9tlCh
his uncle let him have; IL, fell into a
eoal-scuttlc and spoiled his white
dress: set fire to the carpet while
uncle was cut OF the room hunting up
something to amuse him; Is. crawled
under the sofa. and would not come
out unless uncle gave him the Jam
pot, IA. got twisted among the legs
OF chair which had 10 be broken 10
get him out; H. poured jug Of milk
into his mothers slippers; H. finally
when he saw his mother coming he
ran to the door ana tumbled Oft the
steps making his nose bleed and
tearing hole foot square in his
dress. And still the youngsters I'M
Gle thinks that the boy will make
something yet
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11
ALL FoRMALrTlEs OBSERVED.
a Beautiful scheme wen Carried out
That Failed.

A Beautiful scheme Well Carried Out
That Failed.
Detective Witte tells funny story
OF case that happened while he was
in Chicago says the Cincinnati ON
merciaL A country marshal came
into town to arrest a man wanted
within his jurisdiction for embezzle-
ment He called at the police head.
quarters stated his case but spurned
all proffers of assistan from the de
tectiyes saying that he didn't want
any detectives to ring In on his
cases and he guessed they couldn't
give him any printers anyhow A
friend OF his was to point out through
the glass door OF the attorney Office
the man wanted. and Mr. Marshal
was to 60 ia and arrest him.
The scheme worked beautifully
The marshal greeted his man with
the self-satished feeling with which
a cat plays with its captive mouse
before making meal OF it. and al
lowed that his prospective prisoner
wasn't expecting him He then de-
liberately took out the warrant and
tCtbd ~ Win many HOuEISH. linen
folding it. he said.
you are my prisoner sir; come
with me
Well ] guess not !" said the man.
the look OF surprise on his face turn.
ing to broad grin OF mirth.
why. a.a-aint you Smith who Is
wanted up in MossvilIe for embezzle-
ment?' asked the marshal. reddening.
No sir; I'm his attorney replied
the supposed prisoner Mr. Smith
is the gentleman who got up and went
out while you were reading the war
rant to me-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11

term OF the supreme court for the
county begun on the first Tuesday of
February 1851, John Cloudy OF Cor
NTH was put on trial for and con-
victed OF the crime OF larceny and
sentenced 10 two years in the county
Jail ana that the prisoner was then
and there committed TO the custody
OF the sheriff of the county. As the
clerk finished reading l heard a
movement behind me. and turned TO
see the Toziers aud Cloudy attempt
ing to leave the room The Judge
also noticed the movement and said
TO the sheriff. who was present mere
" as a spectator the custom OF hay-
ing an officer attend probate court not
having arisen at that time; Stop
those people and take them into Gus
tody for perjury and forgery. Then
turning TO me he said: Mr. Sy-
monds your evidence is ample aud
conclusive. and disallow this instru-
ment and / congratulate you on your
successful exposure OF high crime.
q Fred swas Overjoyed. and conse-
quently rewarded me in very salts
factory manner soon had all the
practice | could attend 10.
The Toziers and Goudy were subse.
quently t led and convicted OF per-
jury and forgery. Mrs. Tozier con.
fessed after the conviction that hay-
ing knack with pen, and good at
imitation. she had frequently Initiated
Mr. Balls handwriting Just for
amusement the idea OF the forgery
originated with her husband and
Goudy and was finally asseuted to by
her; and had they known law enough
to have left oil the seal ana selected Il
date when Goudy was really ut home.
il would probably have been success.
ful. Portland Transcript.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11

A certain journalistic gentleman %
this city Is very fond for reasons OF
ease Of talking on hIs literary tlro-
works TO typewriter and thus say.
ing himself much o. the slavery ghich
attends the usual career 81 letters 4
few days ago he WAS sent 70 Boston
On an important mission ANA en-
gagged the services % blue eyed
miss TO net as his umanuensIS
II viii haye 70 bring mamma
along said thn fair typo writcr
Oh certainly said tho gallant
young man.
When tho job was Ioue hs received
the following bill.
RAcy Grueu. f.,q % Miss ptud.uu.,
DR.
70 services nf typewriter seven hours,
~ s2 ger hour SLt
10 services ~ rhapsrghn ,evaa h94ra,
~ " per hour .......aa.. .s.. !
Total ........-. ....s. Est
The next time this young gentle.
man goes 10 Boston hc viii writo his
copy" with . pen Or the stub o. o
pencil
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11
sins Of tI,c FatI,ors.

An Englishman had fancy for
short names made up chiefly OF VOW
els He lived in Portugal, and gave
to his six daughters the names OF
Ava Eva. Iva, Ova. iva and Viva.
Foor Ova used to be fearfully teased
by som Etonian cousins and had her
name De lined in all sorts Of dreadful
ways. 0 her great modification. She
was a a egg when they were dis
pleased with her. or an added egg
when she Numbered and sometimes
n freckled egg"
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11
COMING HOME.

Carelcssly he said 'Good-by"
Clldly touched her hand TO his,
EIeeoCd not her gentle sigh
Guessed not anything amiss.
''Ah. he loves Iue not, :" she thought,
Signing low with eyes grown dim;
So the months went by but brought
Never news from him.
He is coming home, they said.
Aud her heart leaped as She heard;
Quick her cheek flushed rosy red
AT the soul-suryiving word
Then. rs morning light is killed
By the dim returning rain,
Suddenly ner heart was stilled
b. the old, old pain.
''Hc Will meet me as before
In the same cold careless way,
Touch my hand with his no more,
Have no loving word to say
But he took her hand again,
sl-la X long and closely pressed;
Daring, / have tried in vain
Not 10 love you best
--PhiladelDIia Inuuirar
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11
HE WENT 10 THE BAD.


beginning Life AN oxford student lie
Winds up As u Tramp.
A friend of mine we'll born and
we'll bred. was at Eaton and thence
proceeded TO Oxford. To please his
father he read for Il degree. and took
it after many days. Becoming a stu
dent OF an inn Of court he learned the
laws affecting dog licenses tho rule
Of the road and tine regulations im-
posed by the Thames conseryancy.
He also acquired fund of really eX-
cellent legal anecIo.e. But all this
was mere temporlzing; the day which
saw him an emigraut could not long
be deferred.
The sceue Is changed. lie became
a Manitoba farmer knowing nothing
OF agriculture. In the novelty 81
the life lay ~ attraction lilo had
forgotten that when the novelty wore
Oh il would become m0Rotonous,
This soon happened and then he took
to sport The farm in time was cold.
and his debts were paid by 8 check
from home. Again is the scene
changed When / met him he was
hGSPtAN - NAtahg eAVtU ~ q 'AAsA'
room city. II paid him in a sense
but in another sense he was ruined.
There is nothing So insidious nor 50
inconvinclblo as drink. | last saw
him besotted almost uurecognizable
confirmed tramp keeping himself
from starvation by an occasional job
OF splitting rails Or the like And
this | repeat IS sketch from lie. r.
MncmLllun's
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11
PoLLY.s polNos.
Ghostiy Opposition to au AstronomleaI,y
Inclined Coupla

1hostiy Opposition 10 hu AsironomieaIiy
Inclined Couple.
There WAS recently an exciting
ghost hunt in the West End, but tbs
residents Of that eminently respect.
able neighborhood arc not proclaim.
ing that fact from the house. tops nor
pouring the details into the greedv
ear OF the Globe Democrat repo rter
Everybody had retired but old mnp
Wollypod's eldest daughter and her
best young man They were sitting
up 10 look az Mars then in opposi.
tion, and TO draw up parallels ID.
tween that planet and Miss Wolly.
pod paternal ancestor.
% II we but had wings and could
fly to that far away world. lisped tho
young lady as She tried to pick out
Mars miniature moons by the aid Of
an opera glass
You make me weary " croaked
harsh voice that seemed % come from
tins top Of uelghboring shade tree
"Wbut's thal2 gaspod the young
lady Is She swallowed her gum and
elUag with cunyulsiys shuddsr Ia
the coat collar OF her companion
Twas bit the wiad 90 the car
rafting over tho stony street replied
the young man who has read poetry.
Wind nothing rctorted the proud
beauty; but the young man assured
har that she need fear nothing While
he was present
lOu are So brave aud noble
Algy she gurgled. az she laid her
lair youEg head upon his summer
pul.-nlrt front
"break away BREAK away Tho
voice again and nearag. clearer
deRJlier than before.
Algy tne brave and nob.a Ia.
voluntarily retired Il couple 81 hun.
drcd feet bciOre be ran over the
luwn.moWer aud came to Il full ston
Inc young lady sat uowH upon tho
grass aud screamed Aigy mastsred
UP courage ana returned pact waY.
Hi. reputation wa, III stake aud he
resolved 20 make bold play Tor il.
lie tropt alop nearer Had Ia trem0.
ling aecvels begged The young Indy
not p bs Gtyuin IN nc was taero Or
tAereaDOuiA Thea hc struck j tragic
pose ana spouiud
go thou angel IRON heaven or
goblin damued lhuu eomsss 10 such
questionable shape
i matter With my sbhpr crooned
tic voice O sepu.rhra, tyHe4 aad Tho
young man aed toaards tho house
but hn quickly pausoi o bis msI
career Walking 80 aud anwa tho
front porch was majestic figure clad
III parrsl white. no ecd down tho
garden walk aal hld among lan trees
The white Hgurp went ga i still! huas
~ him. ana the young lady went and
alarmed tho ucighhorhund A ais.
embodied ,pirt wa. chasing Algyi
Tho ncishh9rs cnma nyor Bnd 10
stlcn, awa Watched toe whlto figure
dodglog 10 ana out among the trees
a voice overhead uttered str5ng paths
in al l.am Thy iathrrs ghost tone
81 voice
AZ lust tho white. robbed agurc mado
4 sudden rush caught A,cy tho
brave and noble b. tho collar and
dragged him forth from his loaiY
sauctuary Tho lttls hnud oi nd.
snntnrors became uauIr stricken aal
TED the place. Tho old man Molly
pod gathered his uightgowu about
him and made some remarks 70 his
miserable captive that would not look
we'll 70 great family newspaper
Aat az the front gate slammed after
Airy tho stray parrot came wRddllng
down from mis- perch In the sycamore
tree and broadly intimatod that Polly
possessed robust appetite Tor crack.
cr4
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11

+ isn mistake to imagine that all
Spaniards IRE dark. In Spain tnero
nre certain families the creme dc IN
creme Of tho nobility who arc
marked by fair or rod hair They
arc the descendants Of the conquoring
Nisigoths VINO descended on tho
iborian peninsula ia tho fifth century
and aro proud 81 tho fair complexion
that marks their descent from the
strong old northern heroes.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11

In Germany smoking is forbidden
in certain aristocratic parks. An
Englishman was walking in one Of
these parks pulling cigar and ac-
companied by his valet Suddenly q
policeman halted them, and demanded
a fine OF ten marks for violating the
ordinance.
Here's twenty mark bill. - re-
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11

Mr. Wick wiro But my dear you
are so pretty TINT ! really cannot SEQ
how your beauty needs any addition
in the shape OF such expensive fnery
as you wish,
Mrs. Wickshirc-N | am not IL
] were as pretty as you pretend ! am
] would not have TO argue so long 70
get d now dress.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11

Jawlsins There's good deal Of
humor in Mother Nature. if one only
thinks of II.
Hogg How SO?
Jawkins- Why for instance, IL is
the thickest wit that produces the
thinnest joke. Truth.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11

piled Johnny Bull handing over the
money.
but cannot make change" re-
piled the minion of the law.
..All right replied the English
man. handing his valet cigar here
John. you smoke of the other ten
marks n-.-TeXas Siinngs
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11
IIIehIt Irrrgn1nr.

Secretary Nibbas pId you discover
any Irregularities ia tho ReI Tape
bureau2
Inspector Sharp les Four % the
employees woro hnrd 40 work.
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11

Ehe pmnishmcn, Fiued the crime.
Wife Don't you ever think OF tho
lovely day In May when you con.
tossed your love for mop
Husband What Is there 10 think
aboutp know confessed, and now
] nm serving out my punishment -
Texas Siftings
Blackfoot news. (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1891-1902, 1893-02-11
r.nri., nnilr E.nncrs.

No loss than 1000 daily and week
~ papers arc published ~ Paris alone.
Of these. however not more than
hity find their way regularly 10 Eng
land and scarcely more than TWO
dozen can be- said TO have u world
wide circulation.
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-18
ns.sty's Pls..s a.A Oss..s. /.

4
Hon. Daniel +. Beatty, the great Or
gan and Piano manufacturer, is building
and shipping more Organs and Pianos
than ever. In 1870 Mr.. Beatty lett home
= penniless plow bow, and by his indom-
table will he has worked his way up no
~ to sell 80 far, nearly l00, 900 Of Beatty's
Organs and Pianos since 1870. Nothing
seems to dishearten him; obstacles laid
10 his way, that would have wrecked any
ordinary man forever, he turns to an ad-
vertsement and comes out brighter than
ever. His instruments, as is we'll known,
are very popular and are to be found in
all parts Of the world. We are informed
that during the next ten years he intends
TO sell 200. 900 more Of bis make, thar
means business of f2O,OOO,OO0 IL we
average them at 500 each. ltis already
the largest business VI the kind in exist
ence--Send TO Daniel f. Beatty, WASH
ington, New Jersey, for Catalogue.
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-18

. DER, the tailor OF Flagstaff, will he
here about February 20th, s. T. Elliot,
q Go. merchant, tailors. and mems
fnrnishers OF Flagstaff, Arizona, keep in
stocks q fine selection OF goods and make
up stylish and perfect fitting garments.
Their cutter, Mr.. Dsrr, will be In town
abont February Goth with handsome
line OF samples. Don't order till you see
Derr. Prices guaranteed az low as any
house can sell; quality and workman
ship always considered. 3t.
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-18

Any one wanting stylish suit and q
perfect fit should wait till you see Mr..
Derr. He will have the most complete
and largest line Of samples carried by
any travelling man on the road Salts.
faction is guaranteed in every particular
and prices are as low az can be made by
any first class house, east or west,
quality and workmanship considered.
Don't be duped by travelling men selling
hand me down for q made-to.order
suit. 8 T. Elliott & Co. make up all
the clothes they sell. 81.
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-18
Mating a World Vide Reputation.

Chamberlain Medicine Co, OF Des
Moines, is an Iowa manufacturing i'm
stitnte AMI one la which the residents OF
the state look upon with pride Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy has become
national in reputation and is known in
nearly every household in the state and
throughout The great west. Its merits
are beroming established in all parts of
America. For sale by
u. II. WATKINS,
Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-18

The two noted bicyclists, who are
making tour Of the world on their
wheels, have reached Phenix, and have
left there for Ell Paso. They will be
hers in few days, when the bicycle club
will give them grand reception. They
started out in 1890, aud have been
several foreign countries. --El
Paso Tribune.
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-18

Tho masquerade ball given by the O.
4. G. at Needles Tuesday night was GER
'ainIy the grandest social event Of the
season. Everything was done On mag
nidcent scale and WAS well mana yed by
sne committee Of arrangements. La
Aesa Hall was filed to over6owing
nom visitors from all over the country
petween Los Angeles and Albuquerque,
nearly every town between these two
points being well represented. Fully
I.ooO guests were accommodated at the
narvey eating house and it was three
oc'ock before the crowd finished supper.
ufeat credit is due the Needles people
- their untiring efforts in making their
soes's comfortable, and the event will
nns 10 remembered az the grsndest af-
MI 10 the annals Of Needles history.
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-18
Hotel arrivals.

The following Is list OF the guest
registered at the Hubbs House this week
J. II. Rohrer. Sc. Joseph, Mo.
l.. II. Trelnanm, Dallis, Texas
X. 7. Root, Denver,
Robt. Anderson, Needles.
Henry Schaefer, San Francisco.
Geo. w. Clark, San Francisco.
James II. Cantiveil, Needles.
Adolph SAddler.
John Birnett, city.
Jake COIN, Los Angeles.
w. 7. Little, San Francisco.
Thos, Lawthian, Denver.
w. II. Cox, Albuquerque.
Is. b. Slinson, White Hills.
L. d. Ward, Z. o. ID. mine.
N. 7. Block, Flagstaff.
Mrs. w. j. Parker and family, New.
berry
Steve Smith, Mineral Park.
J. G. Dexter, Rediands.
w. Whitaker, kingman.
j. IL. Hoskins, Jr, Flagstaff.
Chas. Cummings. White Hills.
J. w. Cook, Albuquerque.
I. Mcmahon, Stockton Hill.
NJ Bunker, Los Angeles
VIM. Stringf-ilow, Los Angeles
Mr.. }. X. Halsey, city.
K. Moore, Denver.
Ike Coz key, White Hills.
j. b. Mnrpny, San Francisco
Thos. Graham, San Francisco.
Austin Sule, Sin Francisco.
o. X Fay, G. 0. ID mine.
+. q Strong, Hartford, Conn.
Geo. &. Gain. berg, Albuquerque.
L. H. Mel inghlin. Minnesota mine.
u. w Clark, White Hiils.
q. w. Leopollt and wife, White Hills.
Mohave County miner., 1893-02-18

Our genial friend John Laffy, for some
time past has been acting rather qneerly
and his friends we're at loss to under-
stand the cause OF his strange behavior.
In the first place he rented hou.e on
Front Street and had it costly furnished,
and. being bachelor, the circumstance
naturally awakened suspicious in the
minds Of his many friends. In the sec
ond place, he became observation-disclosures
wise, but made no disclosures. His friend.
became alarmed. Sunday morning the
young man was seen with grip in his
hand and his overcoat en- his arm board
ing the east-bound passenger as she
pulled ont from the station---another link
in the chain. Monday he returned, but
he was MT alone. A charming young
lady was his companion. The couple
Immediately proceeded to the Probate
Judges Office and in brief space they
emerged therefrom as husband and wife.
The bride was Miss Rosa NJ. Morch, of
Usage City, Kansas, and the groom is too
well known to require words Of commen.
da,ior from u.s. Suffice to say his many
friends extend their hearty congratula
tions, and the MINER wishes them long
and prosperous voyage on the sea Of mat
rimony.