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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-03

Mrs. Greene-Horehound is getting
cheaper, is it not?
Mr.. Greene-Not that 7 am aware OF.
Airs. Greene-Why, yes. it IS just
see that sign in the druggists window,
"Horehound drops 8 cents. 10y ankee
Blade.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-03

The greatest naval review Of modern
times was by Queen Victoria in 1861, at
the beginning Of the Crimean war. The
fleet extended in an unbrollen line for
five miles aud comprised 800 men-of-
war with twice that number of store
and supply ships. The fleet was manned
bv 10000 seamen.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-03

IL has been computed that in single
cubic foot of the ether which fills all
space there are locked up 10000 foot
tons Of energy which has hitherto es-
capped notice. To unlock this boundless
store and subdue il 20 the serviceof man
is task that awaits the electrician Of
tho fninre.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-03

A vine at Hampton Court, which was
planted in 1868, is believed to be the
largest I'm the world. It's branches ex-
'tend over q space Of . 300 feet. It usu-
ally bears upward Of 1000 punches Of
Erapes annually.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-03

IL is an old belief Of native Hawaiians
that the spirits Of their warrior chiefs
inhabit after death the bodies Of their
favorite horses. There is a fine white
stallion in Honolulu in which, it is pop
alarly believed. lives the spirit Of Bold,
who led q rebellion in Tahiti years ago.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-03

trt arA N ANA HAlLtOAu = STAND
throughout by the interlnckinQ Swltuh and
lock signal system.
'HILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON aao ~ l.
liMOhk RAILROAD. l2.ui a. m, September
rraiua win Leave Wilmington aa follows
Pnilndolphia, express, ] 56, 2 81. 4 20 10,7 a,
us s BY Sr5 "a siS q NJ 81 III &C. s 81 M
Accommodation. o. 8 90, & %, 40 49, IL 80 am.
3l %, i0 20, Is, iV.gpm
Chester, express, 1 Do. 4 20. 81 30. z A.,
~ 1908, n 20. u 81. q VI, 81 646 q,
'l2p m.
Ss's York. IS. 2 S. Z y. 81, 66,s5o, 1917,
uQb ~! y o. a m, s2 ~ 81. 8o5, % 10. BIZ
E aton without shenre. 10 ioam, 55opm
Florida and The south. lvia Atlantic Coast
New Orleans, Richmond and Danville FIX.
80, -iesIor. YIN Laniolin. sso. Sos am
Newark CsnSsr ana nssrnsdiAte atAtlonn
asitimors ana washington. ASSN I'll.
y l5. n % IA, Y %, y 90, II Oh, 08, 49, Is,
~ 3, e 50, Al. 20 p m. ~ ~ night
8.ltlnore ana intslmediaDe stations. q II.
60. Q3 p M, and " - night
baltimore lnc Bay ianei 13p no.
trains Tor Delaware Division leave To-
New Castle, IS, u l2a N. 2 60. 20. 8 90, Q 80.
? 81 = IA. 20 l8 oiFht
i.ewel. B AZ a pa ~ ma.
rs, % 0i . on. ~ M. ll On night.
Darlington no'uar and Tey 1tttionf. -
m HARRINGTON and way stations. bl m
For Rch0hoth and intermediate stations,
s i5 q ID. Returning, leave Rehoboth ~ y IN.
nEpces COR IN uulng, % u
Cxpac6a tor Cape Charles. Old Point Com
fort aud Norfolk, n OBJ a m. le on night.
leave eniisdeinhin, hrp-h street for WI
11fnStnu. rFurnra ~, -. ID 10, 10 y il u
; 80. %, q ~, G s., 90 Al ie, ~ 50 p m. II %
lc5ommodeiion. s.7 Is. 70 IS, = m. 20. SIC.
Z OBJ. f9l. q -. Q IS. lOOj n 36 p.
sunday irsins-Losvo Wlimlngton for
nhiislelphia. express, IS. 2bi, 40. $50 $40
l9ll, % o. y - N. 1i5 o5, ca, 70, 81, o.
~, " D m Accommodation. 7 10 af a n
-.las,s,. ssessse. i IS, Z slss0.s1o, loO6ln
81 ! N 49, 6d, IN, y = M, Accomnlo-
atlor 7ol. sos n. u 10. g. io6. 3 20. J2',
Sew York, express, lbs. a55,4o.7p. s g.
" AZ, 10 l1, D 81 "a, ~ 10, 81 oo nt. - 10
IS "a, 2 oh. 10 30 p ~.
3osion, without change, 3 t5p u.
New Orleans Richmond and Danviiie
Vesf Onrs,sr,gi. l.amokin, sc5sm.6DD 10
500 lgstis. ~ q b, ~ ui algni.
Gaze lharies. od Point Comfort and Nor
SiidlesoTS. Clayton. Dover, wyoming. Sc,
'l hsrrinssl., Bridgoviile, 7eafori. 's.irs
For Florida and the santh via Atlantic
'oast Lioel " a "a. i2 o an
gt ia5a 81 tfs 7ti.fN5oi p ~
Baitnqs,sad intermediate s,atioua ooi
f1.. faiai-lp1ia. BROAD stre-s av wn
lsis4u, 5 IS / IS, 7,o, sas. ME, uop IA.
sss -, estioa, 9 IS 10 sSam. lsas.2o6sr
90 iartaai iatorms.ian. ..ss,easer- ,re
.Afftea.9tl lt1ni gee ~ rts
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-03

The stock OF paid notes for five years
N The Bank Of England is about l7,7i5,-
400 in number, and they fill 1890
boxes, which, if placed side by side,
would reach % miles.
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-03
Io oalebraLa q. seysaly-segond AnniveI

y" N'I'''7I'' II 0"F0HIl -It0VIIu . IIIII''I
sarv.
The Wilmington Female Bible Society
VIII celebrate its seveniy-sseond snni-
versaiy in fGface NJ. J.. Church on sun
day evening. Services viii begin as $50
O'Clock The sermon viii 3 preached by
the pastor, DR., Dobbins.
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II ALTlMORE a. "a
- 9Hi0 RAIL Ok
ROAD schedule in ffe
effect July 3, 1893 %<NtNSs ~
Trains leave Della ~ "A. IN
ware Avenue Depot. <TsT ~ sAW~NN
Express traina. g. IS # ~.
New ork. wees IA Ne JDsfEE
days s5 %, 81 81, s. 20, NAl>llIlHbillAZsW
~ od N, sl224. NJ S5.s,<5<fT
AZ, 30 ~, - pm. ASnlN2,,s5#
sundays, SO o. s. b. 7xW
ssllg 20 2 m, slz2i, y 40, W.
50 81 81 8g, 81 % pm
-, boston. - ~ m daily, with Pullman butts
sieVpiink vars running through to Boston vita
o ro Sn,hke VIA foughkeepsie b idee, landiI
pt53tteenIg.fr n y N station. Boston.
Z, a llsAA,p, ELPHiA, TWELFTH AND MAR
Nh IA i, t' si y. n week days, 81 o. sIU ,o0a
NV soe n., ~ ~, 30 ~, ~ 49, sll 0o m. SUI lays
20 vo' y ~ siooo m, V 40. % 30, 81 90. j
Pr DELPHlA. TWENTY FOo RITZ
~ a., 600 g, "a 81, ~. IS q. 81 g &c. &c
tos; sq5, B IS IS, q 81 sg5. loco al O. N
, 40 "a -l. LaDl LPHlA. Sundays So %, 30. IA
~ o. ~, ~ 81, III q M; sl2 20, 90, &c AZ. so
fvo, oVn 10 oe, -, 81 30 e1. 10 %, Si 90 IN.
~. { hester. week days, s3 o. 900, 1856, 81 81. a
AVA x ~, %, 4 %, O5 IS as, q, " 30, oM.
&C Chester sundays, g Qa,g@ ~. s. 90. 800.
o2s By; q, co. ill cop M.
40 Atlantic City, week days. 81 % m; II "A.
! w." hi' Nun9alA %, a M. W ~ m
Baltimore and Washington, week days.
", aG, 1917 am; l2 10, y 05, 05, 4 b,
isg. a m' nsis, IL %. so. h5i. e g. iIsi2
Bs,l.Imore and Way stations, OF a m. so5
Newark, Del, week days, "a s, 7o2. -
m' w ID. 05, "A 81, % DO, Z 35, IS p, 10 IS,
p m. sundays, q 40, Z az. d AZ. M. Il2 IS,
A3i, iU5d. 80, d II, % i6, n 10 p m.
! EliiNDurD. is AZ m. IL 81 u I'M UnIIv
yhicago, D Al a M, l2 10. " 81. ~ rs D tn.dai
40 ylnelnneu and st. Louis. sis is p m
aiqge5iy accommodation, z o. am, so6. 3.
LandenborR accommodation, week dag
hn m, % and 4 40 p m. sunday
rains leave Market street station.
4. TOT New York, week daya. 81 20, IS 90, 81
w Phllsdslphia, week days. sss, $50. VIA
sundays 8 % m; p Z. 3 50, 9't5P m = = :
az. e9 an, 2bi. 100 p M. Sunday, 8 20 nj
For Landenoere and " nations week
lays 3d., 10 81 q IN; 50 bbs Sundays
80 am; q b5, B 90 p m.
Chicago and pitisburg. rs o0a m. daily ex-
sept Sunday; sl2 o. $3.50 p M daily.
Cincinnati and 81. Louis, sll 80 m. daily
Lave PHILADELPHIA. TWENTY.
FOURTH AND CHE-rNUT' SITS, FOB
llNlLMlNHpON, week days. 81 0o, du0 %
fa lb. 40, 1000, sli O. a mi. y noon. 81 %. 90
300, 1908, "a n. f31. rs 20, $50, 50 az. 30 ~ -
= 20, i8 40. no 10 and m 80 % m.
sundays, "a 90, 800 l8 rs, 8 90, 1000, 81 ~ I
m, ~ noon, 00 3 00, 81 "a. 4 q 81 OF. 80 0 80
, no. 80 40. 40 no and n 20 D m.
LNANE TWELFTH AND MARKET SITS
s3 IS, S. sil 26 mss SO, 50 A. 81 % IS 20 D IN
iaily.
Telephone No 1913.
Rates TO Western points lower than via AM
other line. q. q. SClLL. Genl Pass. Agent.
]. " onNtii General Na1ager
L l IL - - l. u
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tfrna-A MAMA RAILROAD - STAND
ARD haliway Of AmerIca-Proto ted
throughout by the interlockino switch and
lock Signal system.
PHILADELPHIA, WlLMING1ON ann ~ l.
ntMORE RAILROAD. u .0i a. m, September
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Rates to Western points lower than via any
lther line. q. %. SCULL. Genl Pass. Agent.
!. ~ onnfIi General Na0aoer
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1893-11-03

- ALTIMORE a.
- OHIO RAIL
ROAD schedule in
effect July 3, 1893
Trains leave Della
ware Avenue Depot.
East Bound.
Express traina.
New York. week
days 50 90, 81 81, ESQ,
JIG od "a N, SIP "a.
~ Az, 50 rs. 81 80 ID fn.
Sundays, SO %. IS b.
$40 6 q m, sl22i, le ig.
50 ,iS, 81 80. 81 con M,
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Parse, mael.. n.yor,,. u,p..-

STORY is told of certain Person
u ack who had lgmu of which he
was especially fond. aud which so
aecnrntely expressed his sentiments
'hat ne made use Of ii on Al possible
occasions one Of thess was IN,
funeral of his NEST prominent deacon
who, though active in the affairs CT
the church. had, n the business world.
n -eputation fec sharpness and close
Dsss that war not wholly enviable.
The services ss~re drawing 10 a close.
Farson black rose slowly from nj.
chair and, in = voice of sepulchral ssd-
ness said;
'friends Before removing the re-
mains OF our dearly beloved brother
from this house to the house app'in ted
or all tn. liyin', let us join in singin'
the two hundred and seventy-iourth
hymn
,Believin', we rejoice
Iosee the curse removed -
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deriul snake Ugh, that he recently
witnessed lie was going through a
strip Of woodland on the way TO his
wheat field when hi- ATTENTION was al
traeted by a, peculiar noise rear bis
pathway.
Looking n The direction whence the
sound pro eeded he observed biaek-
snake aud n rattl-snake twiaed to-
grther n deadly combat The b,a -
snake was woand ahout its venom Us
enemy endeA 'orius 10 squeeze the life
out OF h.m. The judge became al
eager spectator of the novel combat
Ever and anon the rztileSnalze would
bite the blac<snake. Taen rcmarks-
bic til ng would uccur.
The b IA ksnasc. as soon as bitten.
wou upcol himself dart for a small
bush and bic on one OF the leavr-.
He would oisten IL In his mouth.
press out the juice, apply it to the bet
ten place assa then return TO his cue n. v
again Sis was repeated severzi
times, unsn finally the blAelsna xe
- ueezed the life out OF the rattler.
Judge bowman saws he never kills
biaeksnases lie says 1t is thor m r.
sion, and one they creatly enjoy. to
destroy all the v-Eomous snakes they
can fnd Th- judge has n p.s black
snake that stays in his barn aad Z ssp s
away AL the rats and mice.
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defense and conquest, but food, strength

defense and conquest, but food, strength
and life
of all the varieties none exceed those
of Australia and the neigh boring isl
ands in interest or workmanship. In
the Australian exhibit the spears are
arranged IN u fan shaped pattern upon
the walls, and beneath them are
grouped specimens of that unique
weapon, the boomerang. With these
implements Of war there are num-
Der of striking portraits, giving one
very comprehensive idea of the aborigi-
mes. Some of the spears are ten ct
in length They are made of the hard
woods of that country. of which there
are many varieties. The natives ideal
of deadiiness-andn not without reason
was the teeth of shark. The spears.
in conformity to this idea, have hat
tened heads, along which have been
arrapged two rows Of pointed spikes,
as nearly resembling sharks teeth as
possible
The spikes are glued to the wood
with a tenacious gum obtained from a
tree called black bow" The tree
has short, rough trunk, with clus-
ter of fern-like leaves at The TOP, from
the center of which springs peculiar
blossom spike. Ihe gum of the black
boy" is used by the aborigines for
many purposes, or was formerly, be-
fore the forests were SO wantonly de-
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spear glanced and struck her in the
throat" an explanation that was re
ceived with some incrcdulitv.
The boomerangs are thin pieces of
wood-some OF them worn and poll
ished from long use. They are used
both in hunting and in battle. and In
the hands of an expert thrower can
infiict dangerous and fatal injuries
They are slightly curved and about
twenty-four inches in length Boom
erang or kyle thu owing used to be one
of the most Interesting entertainments
provided English ana AmerI an tour
istS Owing to ats peculiar form. the
boomerang when thrown strikes the
object at which it is med, then cir
cles and returns and falls at the feet
of the thrower. or behind him. This
Is merely as it is ordinarily used. The
artist can use II with d skill that sur
passes that of the tyro as much us the
crack shot of rifle corps surpasses
the feats of militia marksman Sew
erai exhibitions were given in honor
OF Lady Broome and the governor,
which were described as something
almost beyond belief. The boomeran :
was thrown into the air with such
force that it disappeared for few
seconds, then reappeared, circling. de
scending; posing and rising and agair
descending until II dropped upon the
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

the women ac9uir d as we'll Us the
men VS. almost phenomenal And
they use them indis' riminately, upon
an impulse, without nom. nt's warn
ing. Lady Broome. hose husband
was governor of West Australia some
years ago, relates two characteristic
in ridents
ly kind to the natives WAS walking
along a trail with several armed ma
tives following him. One of them was
q powerful fellow, an expert in throw
ing his spear, and he came immediate
" behind the Englishman Suddenly
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sorrow la IN. Ns.r sassr,

Awaits ihoss sr-s disregard fyr-TfsG' Z
etsa-sler n an zrn- II yoz ftrl Esiia-'
rcEsuu q The nss~. n yoar si.ser ss.-''
halls ysiigwlse. toagze ccst-sl - =
,rozhiea with eeustipaisou. SIX asssaf's
szsioaai dixzin--~. Ho-ir,feFs- s'snta
~tn rzHi.h th--r nrpseassSt srnp.a1'
.h0elt Be n.rll early and rsrsi-ssatiI. -
ar feirxe4 -irhaai palm g gEsFis<- iai
scakssca BE- Il - ta~y are tgrs,ss sriaca I
lrnt pargztirs. nier-,son Efo~. saHrs -
h1i- usea sasi ne sys,.rn inFiso-A,ed- 20,
insar~- s--lrni,.ssaa Of The fos1 seasi's1
The blood kidney sompiasnts, aH.-sfii =
matisn afs overcome By ia s<2rraiHs =
uaEh rsEsas4y.
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AN OLD Lonoon HOUSE
Beneath shs 0ssesA v,ser rAsr. ~.
the Oaoskea Wsu

Beneath tie ossasA Ysser TAsr. ~
the Oasshsa well
An old-ssshioned, two-stor,.a =.
mont in Farrin9don road IN ns
wss built in l79A II servea
1922. as q parish watch houso ~
meath the ground floor. as also vrss
No l6. nows the Fons Clericorr~
the Clerken we'll cited bv r..
stephen the Canterbury mo,l
the account that he presirea - :,
life OF his master. Thomas a pacS]
SAYS the London Daily News Ia
Of tho little realistic touches -
duced by Ralph Aggas Into hl, II
OF circa 1850 we SEQ the water -
,ng forth into an open c,.,.
''curhcd abou, squsrc with NJ
stone placed against an outer =,
of St MAry's Beneiictiue nunn..
which Jordan Briset founded ne,,
500 years ago. endowing IT with "a,
teen acrcs OF land. and al
plcassuncc lay on the slope Wi.
Inclined ~a,tward down to the F.',y
left bank Tho well itself forrnes /.
Of tho several feeders which 4.
gave 20 that stream It's style o, \,
river Of Wells. as Il lowed thr,-
valley whose once rural ehs-ue,
Is yet marked by the street pa-
around /, became known 4, N
Clerks well from tho meeting "a
Of the fraternity of parish clsrk,
,nac; mysteries and scriptural ~,
strype. writing in 1920. dess-ii.
tho approach to the well as ).
Through li;:lc house which
the watch house; you 20 dos,
good many steps to it, In II.
they set up q pump. distant io.- q
from the spring. in Ray street 4,
thrown into Farringdon road. n.1i
The steps ,ha. led up 70 Fox terry
and opposite 20 Mutton lii
James parish church replace, I.
aunncry. the railway has Aoollss
Mutton hill Coppics row and 81,
yard gardens arc altogether chars
and for the pumps site we must |.
look 70 No 10 in. Harrington roal
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A pv.iila=-nou.. tn laa,,

Fancy an enormous house ra=s
out Into series o, immense rae.
all on one door. plazzas iweriy /,
deep. immense chambers liz 1
middle OF which stand the I'D
doors and windows wide opca 4
grounds hilcA wiih palms. ba,a-l
and AL sorts Of tropical tress 4
soac Of birds. the ohlrp Of ia.
everywhere aad a dazzling 80
lag down on tho Indian occ-s
iroa- A eofeu o. more dusky I'D
servants. barciooicd. drcssel
white. with h-izhi szshcs ~
their waists. ard bright isFhas,
their heads. are moving ab5z, ID
where. a. still a. cats. and uiil
end Of devotion 10 their litilc II
One Of taoa soeras TO have r1t
20 do ba; 10 look after nc. L. |
worked over my limited rSrLs/
flll he knows every shir; azl q
better than do myself Re l.
brushing my hs. for the t9cliis
this morning. The life Is lsrsra
Quantities o. delightful irgii
losngiac- places ~l;h lar-
chairs. a sunp;uous breAki1s;
.'iirda." as We call &, herrl AnE
ner-tahle, and no ead OF kind a
tion- an writing Ia ny FOc7
the day before Christians. -
wcro ra,hera hot August nos-sa
home Phillips Brooks Lsiisri
Century.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
GOOD CHANCE!'

0don 80 Typewriter for $40. IL cash with or
asr 10 received before Nov. LIST, 1898 The
fAnaous Odeli Typewriter IS used by Lawyers
Ministers, Doctors, Merchants, Editors and
Government Onicers. because OF its clean
print simplicity and manifold copies; No
teaeher required 1t will do your work IN one
hours practice. Order now AID take adyaat-
age OF this exec eptionllly
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
in from. of tho boy" who hsd

ground in front Of the 'ooy VINO "so
thrown it
The portraits OF natives which have
been sent with the collection py tho
chronological societies OF Anstrsna aIc
most interesting. They give one an
;,npression OF the aborigines before
they were vitiated aud enfecbled by
their admixture with the white race,
as seems al~ avs to occur. They were
OF immense height, six feet and hs
being a common stature,snd eight fcet
being not unusual. They were mu>-
culnr-not fnt--erect and physically
powerful but treachcrous ana cruel
Canuibaiism on occasion wss pr1etlcea.
the belize --.-..-g. - among other
savage races that in eating the hesa
of a valiant enemy his courage and e.
duranee were transmitted to'the cater.
Men were killed and eaten during
certain religious rite which was Kept
profoundly secret, aud upon the eve OF
a battle where the forces were equally
matched and the result matter OF
doubt
The favorite food OF the natives, with
the fruit OF the bunya- -bunya tree and
other fruits. was the iguana- Troll
lope describes il as n lizard with
huge body and very fat tail lie
saw one shnt which was ave feet IN
leagth ard weighed twenty pounds
The white pc pie. OF course. do no,
eat them, but the natives declare that
the flesh resembles that Of chickea
As these portrait sufficiently prove.
the aborigines have bushy, blaek
hair. dark skin and eyes, and the
thick noses and lips OF the ncgroid
races. peculiariti-s that are common
10 most of the natives CT New zealand,
and OF all the south Sea Islands -
we'll
The presiding genius Of the exhibit
IS the Hangar o-that chief OF mar
supials Of continent where even the
mice are constructed upon the most
Aae.eut surviving plan OF animal life
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
Goal nas,,inu.

Coal Dealer You soc the a
Goai suc;uates /, goos Up aae
Prrchas-r-Yas. but the "a
remains siAiloaAry AT seventies
ired pounds 10 the ton -IeIss
tngs.
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she inquired into the nature OF his
offense, she foand tina. he had
killef a woman who was uuarreling
with his wife. But did not mean 70
do it." he said. ~ only meant TO wound
her. ] aimed it a. her leg. and the
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

he asked permission to wa k in front,
and when it was given and he was
pressed for his reason he said. 4 am
afraid l will kill you; have such a
desire to throw my spear at your
back but the ranchman kept an eye
on him for the remainder OF the jour
ney."
On another occasion Lady Broom
found u parti' ularly amiable man
among the prisoners upon tie island
opposite nrrth. where cnnvic;s in that
pars of the c ntlnent are sent lie
was espe tally efficient when his serr-
ices were required By the sport, men OF
the party, among whom his good
nature made him favorite- " hen
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
How. rh.t

We uacr One huuufea L1oiizrs = y
-ay case OF CAtArrs thzi cannot ID y
EAll's Caizrrh Cns<.
FL. CHENEY Il CO, Proi4- ~
We, the undersigned. have $50
Cheney for the lssI Is years. a1a =
Perfectly honorable In ali bnsiaess va
and financially able TO carry CHI Al
ton made by Aeir arm
NEST & TKuAx, Wholesale lfeSs - y
o. WAIDiSs. KEENAN, & NAIVE VI
Druggists, Toledo, y. "A
HAil's Cstarrh Cure is taken
acting directly upon the elood -
surfaces Of the system Price 'Ss, n
Slid by all Druggist. fc-iimoniAs
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

and ir IN; cloth made from the fiber of
plants-and little later in the list of
progress from wool and silk. There
are the clumsy weapons preceding the
invention of gunpowder by many
ages. not so swift and sure, but still
capable of inflicting wounds and death
in the hands of savage enemy.
The ssmeness of invention and deco
ration impress me strongly; the rude
figures, the more satisfactory attempts
at conventionalization are strilinply
alike, whether it be the Egyptian, the
product of the Nile basin which
Draper terms the real cradle OF civili-
5ation-or his brother the Estec on the
oppo-ite side of the globe. or course
this similarity is apparent only To the
unframed eye; the student sees n
thousand differences. all of weight
and import, establishing his theories
by indisputable proofs
There are the arrows and spears and
war clubs of countless tribes-of Amer
lean Indians, of Asiatic and African.
South Sea Islanders and the people of
the arctic zone. They mean not only
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

IT is reported that over 500, 900 olive
trees have already been planted in thu
vicinity of Pomona. Cal Olive growing
is Increasing with great rspidity.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

Rev. Mr. Haidz~Ay. sbApszin o. "
OF Representatives, die4 Thur-tAy aa''
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

Patti ssys she never reis tired %,
self sing. One might almost thinA
an amateur.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
Every Patriotic Amsr'ea'

.hoald see the Wosld's fair- ~
Is now a small ob,sct only Aeo1'
mile via the Union Pacific
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
Second Hand Brewer
Body Type
For Sale Cheap.

We have one thousand pounds OF BREWER
body type in good condition, made OF extra
metal by BArnhart Bros. & Spindler,
mauufac urers of the famous superior
copper mixed type We viii sell IL In
fonts of 100 pounds or more, TO be deliv.
cred as soon as we get on our new, At the
low pr4ce of
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
Ihe lat Chance

Ouly /, few days more of the We,
Rates about l cont per mile va :
Pacific.
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
ANTIPODEAN RELICS.
WEAPONS IN AN
PSYCHOLOGICAL BUILDING
An Interesting Part Of the Great Worlds
Exposition Which Is Now Getting Its
Portion of visitors-CastinG the
Boomerang.
Words Fair Letter.l

ii T. ID h L A K L
ment of anthro-
pology and eth
nology is bewilder-
ing in its vastness
and the infinite
variety of its ex-
hibits- Here one
may stu d y tn e
crude beginning of
human industry
the firstimplements
roughly wrought
in stone and flint
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04

n sSe baby o. G.sst.e Ie~sA
Bs scr> .1s, sss th.s old -nf -'ssiifi7@ - )
srss1s~'s ssarwtss srxr- Tor cnilafes ! l'<l--
A XaaAiagton eolosed woman
LADY add teacher Of snE-sse- she -
a szADgarp
The Lamar register., 1893-11-04
\ NTUcXr SNAKE STORY

Rsmsrk.bis scene uitn-..sd by = kea-
tavky JudEe
Judge J T. Bs-man, who lives ncai
Tallsboraugh, gagc aneeburc. ny.
correspondent an account Of won
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1893-09-26
JOINT STATEMENT
OF AUDITOR AND TJ3EASUREIs
OF ELKO COUNTY.

To the Honorable Board of County Commls
sioners of Elko County, Nevada.
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-
tc1ly Report of the Finances Of the County
for the quarter ending June. 80, 1888.
respectfully BulQnitted:
GEO. Ii. MEIGS.
Auditor,
NJ. II. MILLER,