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Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-05-12
NOTICB.
U. S. LAND oYricr. EUREKA. NEv,

U. S. LAND OFncx. EUREKA. NEv,
February 26. 1894.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
IN following-named settler has filt d notice
Of his intention to maks final proof in support
of his claim. and that said proof will be maie
before John McKernan, United States Circuit
Court Commissioner at Eureka. Nevada. on
Wednesday. April Is, 1894. viz: James White,
H. L. No. 2i5 for lots aud 8. of sec 9. town.
ship "a N. r. So E., and the Il. of NE. and
NE. OF Sc. / OF sec. !, township "a NJ, h. 50
E., NJ ID. NJ. He names tn following witnesses
to prove his continuous residence upon and cul-
tiyation of said land, viz: Reinhold sadler. OF
Eureka, Nevada; John N. Hill. of Eureka. Ne
vada; ii. A. Knight, of Eureka, Nevada; WAL
ter 8. Long, of Eureka, Nevada.
Any person who desires to protest against
the allowance of such proof. or who knows Of
any substantial reason. under the law and the
regulations OF the Interior Department, why
such proof should not be allowed. will be given
an opportunity at the sbove mentioned time
and place to- cross-examine the witnesses OF
said claimant, and to offer evidence in rebut-
tai of that submitted by claimant.
mh3-6w+ ID. ii. HALL, Register.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1894-05-12
THE new YORK
" WGGkly Herald
FOR 1884
Will Be Without Question Americas
Leading Family Paper.

The reputation that the Weekly Herald has
enjoyed for many years of being the best home
newspaper in the land will be materially added
to during the year OF 1894. No pains or eI-
pense will be spared to make II in every de-
psrtment the most reliable. interesting and In
structive of all weekly newspaper publications.
1t will be improved in many ways.
A number Of new festurss and departments
will be added. The latest development in all
fields of contemporaneous human interest will
be ably discussed from week to week by accom-
plished writer's.
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WHAT
THEY THINK Or r

The premium map offered 4, =.
observation-disclosures to its ,A..s
bers, old and new, is now to B. s,.-,
in thousands of homes in the p,r;s.
Northwes. rha, no premium -
offered has given such universal s,,;.,
faction, is evidenced by the fol,ow,..
testimonials, which are a few ,r,..s
the large number received from ,A,.s
who have received the map Th.s.
letters are exact copies Of the o,;,s
nails on file in this Office. IN. ).
natures only being omitted, =, 4.
PosT- INTELLrGENcER does no, fr~, :.
liberty to publish in full the name, j
those who have so kindly expressed
their appreciation OF the man
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Bosroy Maui Inn. ~. Isaa.

Post-Inteiligencer Co., Seattle, Wash
Gents: | received some time since yoas
excellent map of the United States and
the world map on the reverse side, AMI
am pleased with it. IL forms handsome
and valuable addition to my once. and
cannot fail To be satisfactory to any ons
who invests the small sum asked for IA,
map. Yours truly. X. l.
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wxsr FrRsp.L., Wash.

Post-Intelligencer, Seattle. Wash
Slrs: l received one Of your premiuu
maps the other day and ir 10 q fine map in
every respect and deserves praise. You9
truly, ]. NJ
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NORM YAKIMA. Wash, Feb S. 1882
Post intslli gencer, Seattle. Wash.
Gents: Enclosed please find stamps fof
balance due on subscription and map.
Much Pleased with map. Think IL iss
nne premium Yoors respectfully, 8. 8.
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TTHk IsH RATHs.

4 &ufE-. TUESDAYS AND Fg DAYS To
u 5; hes sosrEl p&anx~ steam asa asassse AAshss
aest ally tce5EFp1s stteuaARt IA cry sen segasa
a. ether AvnfE dav 205f sxAs liz t'cluEaeiS
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ENrrHrRrsE. Wash. Feh

ENTERPRISE, WASH, Feb. IA ia,
Seattle Post-Inselligencer, Seattle wa
Have received the wall man. Am -.
ceptionally well pleased with il. I,
cellent Accept tnanka Yours tyrl.
n.
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BALTIMORE, Nd, May Il, fsaa
Post-Intelligencer Co, Seattle. Wash
Gentlemen: The map received AMI !.
very much appreciated. Very truly j
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NORTH WELLINGTON, B c., June 2, 1891
Editor Post-Intsliigencer.S Seattle. Wash,
Dear Sir: l have received your pr0
MUM nap In good order and am highly
pleased With ii. I consider that I have
got your valuable paper free, - | valae
the map more than the price of subscrtp
ton. Isurs very respectfully. ID. ].
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Ir.xt w..h. F.h a

LUHsI, Wash, Feb. T. 1Se2
The Post Iete ligencer, Seattle. WASH
Dear Sirs: received your premium mag
in good condition. Many thanks for Is
Respectfully yours. M
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LAN.Lkf, WASH, March Oh. lSSS<
Post-Intelligencer Publishing Co, Sc.
attic, Wash.-Gents: | would say that
am delighted with the map. 1t came 10
good order and is daisy. A. b
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Matorr Wa.h N.-ch a. ,...

MALoTr. W ash. March 30 lN0
Post-Inteliigencer Co., Seattle. Wash
Gents: have received the map and an
we'll pleased with it. Think IL well vorss
IS, which IL would cost to 20 to stors
and buy it. Long may the Post IntsIi,.
gencer live and prosper. remain your,
very respectfully, SsH
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DTyING AVID CLEANING.

GAN FRANCISCO STEAM DYEING AND
- Cleaning WORKS. rear So second street oppo-
site Baitey block. Having maize some extensive
improvements IN oar dye house nov IN q
position 10 turn out woFk equal 70 that OF any
astern dye W0rss Pants cleaned and pressed.
TAs par, suits cleaned and pressed. - so. htsh
class cleaning and dyeng In al ITS branches: dry
cleaning. tailoring and repairing doae or short
notice. goods called tor and delivered Works
open nom IN 10 y 81. saturdays. p
SFATrLk CLEANING AND DYkISa
- WORKS Cfnees, 5l2 Bailey building r. - Box
lSaa. Work CA 81 for and Delivered
IA ANDERSON, DYER AND CT EASER oy
w ladies' A1i seats GothlnF p lthsai lameA
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MrAnow. Wa.h.. FEB. .. tses.

Poss-Intelligencer Co., Seattle, Wash y
sirs; The map Is better than we expected,
so We are sell satisfied with e. RespeeS
fully, F.5.
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Fay. Idaho. Feb. q,

The 9eattle Post-Inteliigencsr CO., s.
Attic, Wash.-Sirs: l received the douhis
wall map q short time ago, and In good
condition. Am more than pleased with
IL. Ii Is worth double the prics You'd
truly. H.
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oNrAnro. Canada. Anril 4 nee.

Post-Intelligencer. Seattle, Was
Gentlemen: The premium map rsceiyss
in good order, and it gives perfect satiaisc.
ton. am yours truly. Nh
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KoxIeIAH. r. C. Nav 70 ,soa

koxreLAH, b. O., May "a fSg2
Editor Post-Intelligencer. Seattle Wash.
Dear Sir; l have received the man Il
the world, etc, and am pleased to s,sss
that I am thoroughly satisfied with Il
Yours truly, VS.
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Tar ALLfS & CALVERT PAINTING Ca,
lFiateTS publishers. bookbiaGsFs and biaax
Book a<srs, a1o kr1us street. Sullivan aui}:tnE
T. ASTHOSlS RlND BY. BLANK BOOK
nssnufae;1Tsrs asainston strees eoruey
1SElE1srS4Al rooHAs aua Terry block. SsSit1A
&Esh
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EAST Sr. CLoup, Mimi, May Is, iso2
Post Intelligencer. Seattle. wash.-
Gents: The map received in good order.
and We think IL il q fine map. You should
certainly DO aole to dispose Of . larrs
number Of them. Yours truly, v.Q
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TrrEWkIrrxa EArHESrs.

pAkLsxK TYEE - fsEvER, VISIBLE WRIT
81 TX ssTe@1 -tfxH sneuss s1fexs ssx8 s~s4 snr
eas@sssSses AZ acg Estsua &Gszs@as apa Sou. 4
kAszA as ~. a&-.sy a4SCN
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MONEY TO LOAN
-OS-
On fsrsf-eiass business or
res dencs properties.
CARRAHER 6 MEACHAM
ia Cherry Street.

kfs<stsseynsnts usesr tzs hsat % Lsoss Fesnf
Yer Est<. Fer Rent and efsasssexs Wsntsf vii ~
- sfted ns ths rass 81 wvrs seea inssFtisaL
1kynsext assaFs VA advance No aavsftas~nSsass
tscssSe1 Esf isss tssea - % IA
ECTTCE-Ths hasfaszs efsne 81 the posr-rs.
syEIranEcKa Is ctsn sBta IL o n. tlasssss1
<EseFssss7nsuts stls - reee4sed 20 this t1Ene
Advertisements ptFl ~ yeees~s9 at branch Offices
She Fear TsTxLGso1sess 81.
TACOMA BUREAU - Ills Pacific Aveass.
fh@asss saBsngss dsAAx-r
PORT TowSsE< D. srssea 4 Springs.
aEfdIxgHAM BAY RrHBAu-sew what
core, covnsr Hassy ami Gsnos streets. o. w. Cel-
rsT. EasAxsr
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nRaSs CUTTING sCHOOI.-NHAM fiDN
~ Sc'eBtinC TAILOR SYSTEM cuts entirely seamless
dfeSsrs reriect VITA seams - pouthitt building.
u ~sCond- Take elevator
Af0ESES TABOR SYSTEM DEAFIS PEA
VI fectIy; breach dartlass. kuts seamless
Princess coats, iscssts. exc only measures. ws
ena3ieaEs tor world S23 Third 81 eet
gas. A. KINGS nRESSNAkING PARLuRS
Va arr located IA lAe GottstelR block. prices -
ard up-
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LsTs j. Wash. Feb. 9. 1907
Post-fntellieeneer, Seattle, Wash
Dear slrs: Map received in good sha2s.
We. pleased with it and also the papsr.
Yours respectfully. y. NJ.
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ABERDEEN. Wash, Feb. IA. 1897
PostIntelligencsr Co., Seattle, Wash
Premium map received and gives perfect
satisfaction- Yours respectfully. A. NJ
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For information concerning this
map call at the publication office u
address
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Editor Post Intclligencer. Seattle. Wash
Dear Sir: ! received your premium ms
which gives as great Satisfaction. Nv wif6
thinks Ii is worth moro than the pspel
and map both cost. She 10 much dsliehie3
with it. Yours very respectfully. RR
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ESsTsErRs AND CONTRADICTORY

49, F&ANLEss - hkGES5E APASY-ES-
~ gincets ard ceGfrAct8rk or bid rs OF sss-F
sSFssseoes wAScf naidsnS p4s1rivi8s dTeisi e
ace stees saeNei sSEavsttng, plans Snt spscsaca
tens Furnished ca Application correspondence ~
i'ett~1 ostcs s@u-a.S ~sssgls Satla1A. baas
out}Sigs. SEA tla IS a.
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PAroUsx CIrY, Wash, May q. 1904
Post-Intelligencer, Seattle. Wash. -
Gents; l received the map of the world
sent BY you in good order and am we'd
pleased with it. II IL both useful and
ornamental and should ind . place IL
every household. Please accept NJ
thanks. Yours respectfully. Nm
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PrsHAsrrr, Wash. April 4 lsoa

Po,t-Int.lIissnc.r CO $50 asss,psl. Vs.
Gentlemen: Your map arrived on the id
Of April, and after sixty miles travel py
stage from Ellsnsburg to this place, cams
in excellent condition. am well pleased
with the map. - well a. astonishsd at the
price Tor which You give the map to your
subscribers. Most respectfully. Nm
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Loor,sror wan r.h : -

Post. tnteliigenccr. Seattle WASH
i received your map and il n away b.
yond my expectations. think II d worth
fully ten times the money you ask for Il
and is the best map have ever seen pub.
iished. Yours with respect, JA
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sSsy.rCrTox
nASJo. GUITAR AND AANpoLTS-PRor.
ID j. = berry. sol Burke building. terms are
ruo4rraas: rapss r-a~ress guaranteed refs-enceA
orFrcE AVID SrozE FIXTURES.
M. Y. KELLOGG. s sss .s sss-
Prompt attention ssyea 10 pew WORK. alterations
Msa rrrnoN.-@
STORAGE.
/ STORAGE j. 9 R..da..a
sUNsMIrHs.
n DEsHsER suSsxrrH las FRONT
ARCHITECTS.
L,vERs kkIrn. ARCHITECTS BUrLEs
y % ex
-THE-
Hope kindergarten
AND PRIMARY SCHOOLS FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.
Held 10 The Log Cabin corner Of Temperance and
Republican streets, Nor.h seattle. from
10 IL q Also 71o Eleventh ST.,
from 1880 10 &:so p m.
Principal. Mss winterbosrne fFruesl Union
Graduate OF the Homs and Ccsonisi rrainlnx
College. London EngiAndl. who holds . Kins
County Teachers Certificate second grade
Pupils received .; any time.
Fees payable in advance for either sessicnL
e3 per month.
A small fee OF zsc per moath wilt be charged for
kindergarten aateralA use of gifts and Stationery
The methods of teaching based on
FRTBELs SYSTEM. which il now heinz unit
versaily adopted by the hest teachers Of isfsatA
LESSONS IN
LESSONS IN
French. Music
And German
-GyBN 81 ARRANGEMENT

hEFERBECEs-Rev. David C Garrett g.
iArk fectory: Mrs. l. s. J. Hunt. Yarrow Lake
~ sshiugtoa; Rev. waliacs Mating 400 Tut
tersity street an parents OF burner pupils
:. Fer further Information apply 10 the MISSES
7iS Eleventh street. C,ty
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MTTE IN s~~fsfs. wssneessv. Janas~v "a
Ha4 n Ne apf xrs tzxsssc@ l. Kate.
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& On ~ e IS.

Af&}@ BNu~ MASQ EEsuf sU-.
tgra@Fs es2 stree. Xsssas..A "a - ss..s ~
ga eFszNss sl8leiEa&
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rHs AVID rrsgExLs

49,
II DExrHs xsD FrsEExLS
SIS oe1p<sxfa sesstze nj tie r~s5s~ace = nsv rs.ns
- essxssss Eefs f11l sveeEe. Frstas.
*4mxxw ~. 1874 Mr.. EgHpsSsse. wt1Sw ~
~s7s4 Esfn tszfzE3< - s1ss late Moses ks.a. a
sFzss Asssssssr sszAHsa. sGsd - years
%&zf1sss Hss pc snsAsi asss ~ Bo1aeY A stsw.
II sd 49, % -ssn Prauefscn f5y tnferrnsst
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..DxfEx.~ ROOM IS klsNE q RosgS-
" serE bz4as.aE
ID @sslN AI-wg Will GFNE YoU a EW
t-ast tsIsz Stake "a sxcaAaEe So rsar esd stove
sF~eertes &~ssa Ms0Fa eatraer ssaszs IA
&ntRt-s-is Seas
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NOTICE OF ELECTION.

A RTHUR l. COON MAKER MEMS GA
IA mentS Gottsteia building
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CIrY FoRGE AND IRON woRKs-QuICK
Owork, low priceA Corner West and University
streets
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N AolfsALF STONES FOR RFNT-TWn
" ncnrs anA basement IF corner store. Eriuk e
NsAiuAn htntk. ~cutA ~ecnua street. Il eor are.
tfo"7 feet store ans south >eTuna street aoar
Afea :. sNe ieet Apriy tla south -essoad street
~ HCLnl&o LEA~F . VACANT Lnrs
~ enFnrT Jackson snH Scatta FhiFi streets ap-
Us k&N Sc4sh ~euand street
E'pk Ran TN fHE IDAHO BLOCH FIFTH
and ftss streets corner aEd tass,t" store aaa
bS-rnvni. The VefY cheiesst bnslarss location ia
town fine oFueuts< tag afv goods gents farul shing
sh'e 81 cisslA 80 store Arpty 1899 han street
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DATENTs. CAVEATS. WRITE For lad.
vice 10 lnsentors,N %. H. King IL Hinckiey
block
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III L. REY NDLDS FaRMEREY EXAMINER
IL. in L. =. patent office; patsnt business sps-
oistv; American and foreign pateaEs promptly
secured Room "a sullivan oiock
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rHp1orsEyr VALE.
WAETf - POSITION BY YouS9 MAN
~ net afFahf ST bard watS haf experiences in
tae grocery hgslssss; wages sbleei. Call
asidtess eoa Iisssa street
IL AETEn- POSITION ny FxFERT AZ
- eeuBtsBfs h<st references; would Invest small
sssnossist cssh 10 good business Box ssz. city.
HIATT WAITS PLACE TO
~ cook or house servant Address samuel care
Hamhse stare, la2 5reaud street
1IfIL KEEP BOOKS ofvE PHrvATF IN.
- M9nefinns or clerk good references Frank
Efvere TgT Seventh
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FOR ~ = r. W INV v ~ a. a y = - y.
Los sAtF ~FCENIFgRE oF sRopa
hcosr 81 Hrse'clsSs asd 10 good enad}ison. so
~s5st s. o Res lg&S
Auction SARE Al FfuNEkR PLACE To
y 8sr saturday. Ja8 -. osslccS y m
one sf7H g. P'ni~'. hsFnesa Aad srF'aS wagon
LoN SAB UrBlaHr PtA&o. caEAr SiS
Foag,h s-xoea
k'UN .4tAIH-s SkFE. MEDTTN SIZE
vees cheap tstnl ~. southeast csrnsr Of sec
Nhf s''i h~TFv streets
Eok ~Ats-k. sAgRfFEcr oNNHR
fsAN-nS cry anc set uas heGTeoFr farnigur%.
'ouf Fio<aa- Also ius rsaa POS ssr- aeA ou@ -
'gftass, A}fasess row address rvstt A. 60 sias saS
LOS sAGs Or ENCHANaE-A. r. a -ro,R
49, para casa tef psua er naFnjturs ~ e,sa
Asaress > ,s a. fo-9 tstr.tiseue~-
Lst8 SAtE- FURNITURE oF A Is Rtsua
}essias aosss. 81 essuRse1e ees nara ssr~es,
LOB skAE- RtRN4FUaR oF FGvE Rooms:
ehsAp. Paf,y ssR hasL 80 Nssger,
l'OR sALE - uEAp ~ FINE NFgGR
re~N Asaf8@s ? Ness. oFssita. wssn.
LoR sktE-se HEAp 90 cHoIes PARRY
ea"S y q Mss8ee - a. Eftna. MESH
Le3A sAi.E- AIL MINIS OF HorSEH0lp
ssof~ ne~ aag sscoea hasa FEsasrsc3 Mel.
$50 & Aa0es, eetaas sescad Aa3 Tniveyslts 81
L'oa ~Ate~-sl-o As~sg AFEA1 AFFGV
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-22
KANSAS PARAGRAPHS.

The language of Girard has been crlp-
pied by the moving away 81 MT Vowel
Thirteen Republicans want to BE nom
mated for probate judge 10 montgomery
county.
The arteries of trade began to throb SO
at Wichita that the Beacon detailed a
man to feel the public pulse
Col Breckinridge visited Atchison at
one time which viii ia the minds of
many, account for his later conduct
Mcpherson now has only one milk man
and great many people speak very
pleasantly to him that didn't used to.
The TT. Scott Monitor may not be much
On news but just say ingalls, or poetry to
1T If you want to see its ssstrong holt"
There is a mind reader at Winfield.
but she wasn't needed To find out what
Bill Hackney thinks Of John Sherman's
letter
1t is suggested at Emporia that if
Ewing Herbert doesn't like high express
charges, he had better ship his hair oy
freight
The State university girls who made
Phi Beta Kappa, are just beginning to
find out that high standing ooesn' make
the selection of an Easter hat amy easier.
The supplies of the Delmonico hotel
at Leavenworth, consisting mostly Of
wines and liquors were sold IT auction
yesterday. The bidding was quite spir-
tied
So many Of the Methodist preachers
took their wives to conference at Par
sons that the resol utIOu IN favor of We
man suffrage was adopted without dis
senUng vote
The wind blew car the full length Of
q side track plump up against am engine
at Abilene the other day. This suggests
how trains on the great u orth and south
railroad VIII be rum
h
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-22

der five years ago Is as true and as touch
ing ats any that ever figured Ana song Of
story. Throughout both trials of his
case she was in attendance at every ses-
sion of the court and gave no outward
sign Of the sorrow that was Juggling at
her heartstrlngs. Husband and wife
never spoke in court. Sometimes their
glances met across the space that sepa-
rated them, and her lips parted in a smile
of encouragement to him. while her eyes
told the story Of wifely devotion that
was forbidden to her tongue.
In her love loyalty and devotion to
her husband and in her sublime faith in
his innocence Mrs. Coughlin was at once
the most beautiful, the most innocent
and the most piteous figure in the Cro-
min case. Sac is still quite an attractive
looking woman. though the years Of
mental suffering have left their traces
upon her. and she looks older than the
q years of her age that have passed.
Mrs. Coughlin is a native of PENN
sylvania, but was reared in Michigan.
where, ait Ishpeming. She was married to
Coughlin about 10 years ago. They have
one child, daughter, who was but an
infant at the time of her fathers arrest.
The little one was never told the truth
about his incarceration but was LED to
believe that he was employed al the
prison
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Dan ooUeHLlNs Brave WIFE.
She Was q Constant and Conspicuous At
tendant at Her Husbands Trial.

She Was q Constant and Conspicuous ATT
tendant at Her Husbands Trial
lit was pathetic sight at the close Of
the long Coughhn trial ia Chicago when
the defendant. after the verdict had de-
clared him guiltless of a crime for which
he had once been sentenced to imprisOn-
ment for life, turned with streaming
eyes from the jury, to whom he had been
expressing has gratitude and for the first
time in several years EN- braced his faith-
full and devoted wife. With a deeper i'm
terest In the result Of the trial than any
one else except the prisoner at the bar,
what wonder that the little woman who
had so bravery borne herself during the
four months through which the trial
dragged should break down and sob con-
vulsively when at last the strain was re-
Taxed and her darling hope fulfilled?
A modest and unObtrusive little wOm-
an is Maggie j. Coughlin, but fair to
look upon and brave beyond the aver
age of her sex. Her loyalty to her hus-
band since he was first accused of MUIR
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-22

It is too often said that poor man can
not be elected governor 81 Kansas, Tut
the rank and file of the Republican party
are going TO disprove THE by the nomina-
ton and triumphant election of one Of
their ablests best and most capable lead
ers, man who VIII be governor himself
and viii perform the duties faithfully
honestly, and with strict impartialitys
Ed Hoch
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DUBLIN. March 22.-Ien families Oh
Lord Dilion's Tough GlEnn estate. near
Castle Raagh. have been evicted. The
irish Times says that Ar. Thomas Sex
ton. M r.. for North Kerry has decided
to relinquish his seat in parliament
Governor Leweuing has appointed
Clarence Lawrence of Wichita. member
Of the state board Of pharmacy. 10 sue
coed Frank d. Holiday. who declined
t0 serve another term 81. W. Mehl of
Leavenw0rth has been reappuinted 4
self