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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-04-04
The ReeseviIle Tragedy.

The Columbus Republican has this
to say of the Mullen murder and sui
eide of which mention was made last
week:
According to 'reIiable reports that
come to The Republican from Reese
vile, James Mullen had been jealous
of his wife without cause almost since
their marriage, an insane jealousy. A
certain set Of lowlived brutes, in wan
tolicussedness.k knowing Mullen's weak
ness, we're in the habit of telling him
groundless stories of his wIfe's lnfdel-
ity merely to hear him rave. In
consequence several men who only
knew Mrs Mullen as a respectable
woman, had been threatened by Null
len until they considered there was
danger to be expected, and the out
come was not a surprise
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-04-04
The utterly indefensible character

THE utterly indefensible character
of the Democratic attempt to unseat
Representative Joy, of st Louis, in
favor of his defeated Democratic OPP
ponent is shown by the refusal of
several of the Missouri Democratic
representatives to be parties to such
an outrage. There is no pretense
that Mr.. Joy did not receive an hon
est majority of the votes cast in his
district
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-04-04
RECENT DISCOVERIES.

Although many new and important discov-
cries have recently been made in various
sciences, there is probably none of greater
importance to the people than the one recent
Iy made by DIR. SE0GP, which is attracting
the attention of physicians and all classes of
people throughout the world
We refer to the discovery as to the cause of
chronic diseases of the stomach, liver, kid
BtyS and internal organs.
The doctor has traced the cause to certain
nerves that have control of these organs, and
Ey prescribing DR.. Shops RESTORATIVE,
Il preparation he prepares to act upon these
special nerves, the cause is removed and with
it the disease.
His New Book explaining this discovery,
sent free to any address together with sam
pies for 2 ct. stamp TO pay postage.
DIR. SHOOP. Racine, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-04-04
AN HONEST APPEAL.

So many advertisers are in the field that
DR.. SHOOP. of Racine, Wis, has decided to
samples of his remedy together with new
Medical Book for 2 cts. to pay postage, that
the people may have an opportunity Of fully
cry of the cause of chronic disease. and his
method of curing stomach, liver, kidney and
diseases Of the internal organs by the use of
his Restorative Nerve Tonic which acts upon
the nerves that govern these organs.
DIR. SHOOP, Racine, Wis.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-04-04
BUSINESS NOTES.

-Sourkraut, fine, at Emmerling's.
Genuine melchers, the best Hol-
land herring, at Emmerling's.
For birthday presents - dolls
wigs, ladies' and gents hair watch
chain, made up in the best and dur
able styles at Tercinski's hair store,
800 Main street. 26w6
CRUSHED Java coffee cheaper
than at any store at Emmerling's.
AT the furniture store of Bonner
Bros, on the west side, can be found
excellent opportunities for genuine
bargains in spring goods All in need
of furniture should avail themselves
of these special offerings, which are
sure to astonish the trade. Our re-
pairing and upholstering department
is in charge of an expert, and special
attention will be paid to this part of
the business. bonner Bros.
"a 2O9-211 w. Main St.
The best sourkraut and finest
dill pickles at Emmerling's Grocery
store, opposite Buchheit's block.
DO you wish to invest in real estate {?
We have farms and city property for
sale.
We have money to loan.
We have abstract of titles to all pro-
perty in Jefferson county
We do general law business.
Special and prompt attention given to
all matters placed in our hands
SKINNER 81 THAUER,
Successors to Hall 81 Skinner.
Our cabbage does not come from
the Rocky" mountains, but it is as
solid as rock
THE EMMERLING GROCERY HOUSE.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-04-04
F. s. Hyer. county superintendent

F. S. Hyer, county uperintendent
of schools, makes the announcement
that summer school for teachers will
be held at Jefferson for a term of six
weeks beginning Monday, July 9, 1894.
Instructions will be given in all
branches required for first grade
certificate. Prof. West, of Lake Mills,
and Prof. Peterson, of Jefferson, will
assist the superintendent.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-04-04
The Observation-Disclosures

- lie IHOI IAN SOOuSu ReLl-
edv is used the better it is liked We
know of no other remedy that always
gives satisfaction. 1t is good when you
first catch cold. 1t is good when your
cough is seated and your lungs are sore.
1t is good in any kind of cough. We
have sold twenty dozen of it and
every bottle has given satisfaction -Sted-
man & Friedman, druggists, Minnesota
Lake, Mimi so cent bottles for sale by
John Molzahn, druggist.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-04-04

e. B. Budlong. an old Waterloo
boy, has been appointed postmaster at
Clinton. He is son of S. w. Budlong,
deceased, who at one time represented
this district in the senate of this state.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1894-04-04

List ofletters remaining in the post
office at WATERFOWL, April 4:
Allen, Harry Britton, Warren
VIM. H. ROHR, z. M
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25

lobe no,iou rClis ueoerft neaeu uosle auiite, en- 'tsrre
@ran pda 20 gteters Giitnab. Stuooet ialot sieblttislg.
den Srueu b~erreeos ia fun tibet, % iaa iaS ben li9s rO'
Zig. Go9ct bar ben iaIidIo iaaet, % ner idl ben faa,
hpiifroe @utten III be baeeuior itaaeubc 9dmtroter. Sar
laosbe i9ieu meo ben fsrite 8orii0tiob.b os Ia Ell shgIe
ntpaa eaouiuoen % itisc 0rner, ian ben falct I'll Screen
.uaO ct tuugt Gnirp, Der oioneoe ON, at M bar enoeiIs Ii'
men iommeu.
"Surrnl Der iaIot Iuni gtei par bet mig, Der tuuoe f9loe
6isitornen", Igres @utten. 5rem ipraus ban % be andre,
'oa apiiteue %trGticoes.
gen bpab al |erocu bar MI oettep @lnoen bar oae'
reoe foritunlmct. 3bi pua 9prben laa Der JONI be bapoe
ocntet, tngen bgo Orr, men en- gammel Siiuoppie euer S9i
nec nc9et 9pru j. inIo al Suler eicr 9uslen 90 Sa9lene,
oer oar 9aot iuo os ieieuuem ben. Iofen bleo lsitet op |
@raneu tsien % iai, bpUr ben fsr bar iiiaet. % SrnejGse'
rem meo 5slse %ioripnnot, iaa mart iom he funoe, ben beneite
Del bien. Oct ~opflarebeS ienere, at en- Wsano bar paa
yei til Suarnen meo bette &orn, men off ct 9Grluoe anoets
teos rneo bet iamne, % bapbe oa fat often OPP @rnneu, at
life Sreaturer ituIoe uaa ben.
5agtsn paa Srnen SusubsrSo opsaoes, % ben leoer
fornlooeutlis ben Sag ioas / fin @rOtte ~aIerbebte Bel.
~9aaeuoe. A.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25
Gu 2nftipetltn9 Deo 8uf=
falo.

Gn merfelis 9nitipeilins piits fig ben
16be Gu9uit ON 6ormiobasen for De.
boerne i Buffalo, q. .. Oct bar 8per
9oronto mec beus Saun os lille 8 ipo
for Spen. 2Orunto er sc Mil fra
Buffalo, men 9irteipireue funoe talles
msb ben itsrite 2etbeo. 9aftipeilinsen
omfatteoe belle 2uftninsen fra Ontario
Sgen, % CHARLOTTE, en- Soritao til &o=
DIETER, blep 9ienfienbt Tom en- irem,
itaaenoe Del al 8illeoet oft for 20.
rOnto. @n Sjuloamper funoe lees paa
&eiie i &etnins fra Charlotte til 90.
ronto Sap. 20 msrfe @~ienitanoe
fanotes tiliibit at bore 9ampere al
SEEM gort Central 9inien, i 5art mel,
lem 9eipiiton % Toronto. Gn Sell,
baab bar ceiaa ipnlis, men ~ioripano
pluoielis. SansiOmt bespnbts Suit.
1peiltn9en al lotroe bort I'll Sfufelle
for be 1uiinosr, iom ~bstraotebe ben fra
Suienes % 9ontorbp9ninsernes Gage.
Gn Sfpbante bar Narias til 9uitipei,
linsens 5oripiuoeu. Gu narmere In.
berigselie al 8prtst piite, at Quftipei.
lin9sn life iremtalote ben r~inseite 5or.
breislie, Spens Selisssnbso os lloie.
enoe bar sien9iuet iuIoitanbia FORFEIT.
Oct auilnaes. at minOIt 10000 Wenncs
FER iaa bet imutte Sua
Senne SuitipeiIiuB IL, bpao mon
taloer en- 9uftipeilius at 3oie 9lasie.
Get oil llse, at SiQebet piier Iia lanai
opsr ben pirielise Spnsfrsbs % life
penet Op % nep. ipm 3iIialoet er nleo
9nftipeilinser at isrits % anbsn Slasis,
men ttllpnelnScnee Zig ct iuloFanoiat
Ganofnb lnn't bcr'r pno Simlen. I
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25
Spiieparer % Spertro.

alereoe ira be 9loite 3ioer bar Der
hos be heite 5olfei flag paret cit pis
2ilbelell8beo til at tiaasse oisie Maos
os 0ritfeuarer mere eller minore mars
felise G9enifaber p9 Sirtninaer. Saaz
leoes metlte man - p9 mersr ba for.
gpri9t enonu - at Manoler beIfpttebe
mob at bliue b~erufet; Saften al @ro,
nnt9blet betragtebes iom en- Slaas Gls
i~foosorif, % Nsbber Ituloe bore ct optt
Wtiobel til at "fortbnbe 8lobet". q
bet samle 8om troebe man, at ben, Tom
iplIte Ssniefisb, bleu imuf; Siurtefigb
bar oerimpo li9e til bet lite Garhurs
oreoe Gienitaub for Mistro, ba man
mente, at man bleo buabe ipgelia %
bum peb at ipiie bet. 3erimob por /
samle Gage Spinetiso msset anIeet for
fine 9ooc G9enitaber; aIerebe ben rps
nlerlfe Salenus. Tom lepebe / bet anoet
Narbnnoreoe efter 8riitus, betraateoe
Spinefiso ION ct pirtiomt Mibbel mob
epilepli eaer ben falbenbe Gpse.
Guonu iaa lan9t ben i Tiben lom |
forrlse Garbunorebe blomireoe Der en-
Nansce opertroiite Opfattelier al Mpt,
ten euer al Sfaoen Of at fprtGre pisIe
Slass Sisb. Steste 9uer bar iaale.
oes meset efteritrabte. forbi man meute,
at be pirteoe b~erolisenoe o. "trs-
itenoe." Iraberne bar boa al en- an.
ben Wfenins, ibst be trpeoe, at man
blsp mere %mootaselis for Sober, uaar
man ipiite 9uer.
5aarebaler ifuloe bore / 8efiooelie
al nO9le iarlis suoe GsenIfaber, ioet
be itnloe iiprfe Sutommelien Ga aisre
ben Yaasialcenoe slab og furupist.
Der bar i fprrise Iarbunoreoe en- iranIt
Waribal, Tom bplot at at lepe 9pbt, Ga
iom albris unolob at ierpere oenne bel.
slprcioe &et for fine 8ieIer. I
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25
NIbtott NcaoemD.

Glbion acaoemp CT en- al be 9lolie
stoler / S,aien 8iscpniiu. Oct li9'
ger | Mlioten ni Totunet Glbion | Gane
Gountp, oltiaa Iise ueS SpbiiOen ni BET
bcfieubte tore soibtouuns Settlemeri.
3snue StOle bar / Ii6ens 9g6 uoret'
tet meset goSt, babe blunot anterifa'
nerue % blanot be gurite. Ser oar bet
@uuerrsr anute 0eliOn TT lin nooans
nelie, % Der 9rnbaereoe ban | 1865.
5orbenuerenoe @uperner Nlpa Noams
al Colorado er o9ian en- al albion aeas
oemp's @rabuenter. Sr. s. 3. Gmern,
fom / lang 9ib bar itaaet | SpioIeH Tor
Statens 9ormalsS tole | Giper Sails,
8is., % iOm III er ben repubiifanlte
Sanoioat for Stats superintendent al
4nblic Suitructiou / 8isconiin, sraor'
erebe liseleoes / fin 3io ueb Glbton
9lcaOsmp % bar ct Vars 3io 9rOfesiOr
Der.
SuOr ies traoote mine garneifo, fnnbe
iss bper Dag bsre 9poen al oenne Stos
les 8lotte. Sra 1866-1869 bar ie9
29rsr Der, os Vi baube oa melem 60
og 20 norife @leuer, foruben omtrent
bubbelt iaa mango andre.
Sfolen lisser 8 @it / Noro fra
Sernbanetatiouen gogsrtolr, %altiua iaa
at iiee ube paa 2anbet, os bpab Der
iiar sisr GlbiOn til ct iaa ubmarfet
Steo for llnsoommsr, er ben Sjenbs'
sieruins, sat Der albris bar paret iolst
en- 3ranbe af beruieupe 9ritte pan
bette Stec. 3~iiciplinen eaur berfor
fri for mango af be 5riitelier, iUm be er
ubiat for / be itcrre Sper % paa Stc<
Der, bpor Der ialses beruienoe 9riite.
gnn @runo of inore Stribi9beoer
bar Nlbion Ncnoemp besonrre pRret
luttet be iioite Nar; men bet oil globe
mango at %erfare, at al Crib MI ct BIZ
lagt, os Stolsn ital after nabres i
Mibten al SftOber b. q. SfUlens nbe
8eitprer bliuer Our oelbetIenOte os bDit.
a9teoe 9anosmano Yrofesior 9eter
Ssnoridier.
Trof. Senoridi Jon bar ieto grabueret
oco 8elOit College, bar Ituoeret i iltrt
4ar peo europaiTfe llniueriiteter, bar i
ca. Is Gar GrOfe8Ior pco 8eluit Col
lege. Sra 1885 til 1892 reoigereoe
ban "Stanoinnoer" / Chicago. Sc
fleite, Tom l9ier bette, peo, bppr 6pit
Brof. SenoridiUn er anIeet, taaoe iom
Sfolemaro % iOm WenreIf lie, 'an oct er
oper l6oigt for mig at goa nnrmerc
ino pau bette @rre. Set maa bore
tilitrrtteli9t at napne, at Grpf. 8eter
Senortdion er en- af be me1t funbIfabss
rj9e % %erfarre SfolemGno / ben ifans
~oinapii's @ruppe / Gmerita.
ut albion gcaoemp unoer bans Sc
belie pil bliue en- goo Sfole tiger ii9
ielo. Den &rile, 9anbet bar %aiennems
gaaet, rammeoe Grpf. Seroridion
bddrot, og bet pil 9lRbe bans mange
8enner at %erfare, at ban MI bar iunoet
ct pas ienoe @irfefelt for fine riae Gu
ner. On fort Tio bill pi ie BAN pirf,
iom tit sautle &alb, pmelpet al en-
Stare al lGrelpiten lluabum. Gorels
ore ian meo iterite 9rbsbeb betro fine
Senner % 3etre til BAN. Silpttel
Get 9amle glbipu gtcabemp leOe!
Sab bet enbnu bliue Alma Mater iii
mango giace spnner ps 3ptre!
&asmus 9. Inoerjpn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25

.Suspenren., im fnos afbhoet bef r en- mobgne bsiurmet Nnfme efr nost
Hanenoe gPuod iom "New Home" Spnaffren meo 2ue9rHie al ale benues aooe o9
uceIuhele af aae bns bnarise esenla%r Ter T til Nafneas 9oe g9enfaber fpt
mango ne 8crtsornssr iom npbpenS9Os maa sire ben til en- MafhHe al tprfe Sasfs
On af be fgnte 5proas ps imt er tmet efr New Home alaNhneh e oen at ben
atur ct Positive Feed, hst brh lite bebspes nosen Sar eler spring for a ha gaidnn
til at arbdbe Gn auoeu bebg SoHeortg, iom mart bill bhue paa1tsHret al enbper
Tom benptr Ssmatnet III feed, og er iaahoes toutrnret att ben fan bGres pi GntS
po Sialp a en- fmpel Suorantns uMu ai onms Serpule mO the feed dog Zen
same NRaaos atr sues bsas Sla9s YRonfue pa, tb SGlp at Strner, im faftoDt
the feed dog tilt the feed bar, bar ao msofGt Granddaughter tHt bencm bet life bhO
foutaFt ueo NBnhgbeo ouoe the feedd dog erenr mnte Sr eur Ba9foen al Naale
plabn er ooaa pueh the feed be utapn 8b ben iprbeorbe gtnnee G Der ugsn
'5me for a nosu all Be Granddaughter nI mor9He Seo at psne Struen ion for
bhor the feed push rod mo the cam, % time oehh t til b9rs eer oenhrf fan The
feed rssuers uon at brnge andre Dele uo al i'm 9abS
Ser r brust me8sn Embu oeO &onfruthOnen al "SuaoeunrnT 90 tmu RateraIe al
beofe Slags er bsoeu uurubt 8onfrutupreu er frpeL % StpfGus r ha % ont
bp99ei8t hpaaens Os a hbrs auaHtt; gatReu ubebn beior ttp g nGnen tpORt
9u r fcrpnet mO gear movement iom SorbHoeNe mo N fmpei Cpfnbele Iabcr
Sfptln GOA en- Salounbrs; bar itugs Ell positive fournodon drop feed.
NunIebarreu r ruo,. mo Geaulab.2eGt (adjustabe bearng) pallet mD 6Ut
boHfet sbG mere. erb ohnmtIs SGoOarbeb, % bpWpeb Naaebaren bHuer ihnuo til
IGuare lib at nueoe uocn Ole uon at nMa Naar Sf0tarH 8aar fcbt Haoku o.
st1mm 9sHrn r SpntuuOen Hap, boItt 0Br at ben uors fan brpHe2 gatHn
trGber fig hp bnabe gUre % ueore 4raaO % abebr antomati uoen Sennn til let eu
'pRrt grbdbe.
"SuDcuneu" bru9et oobbtt Irnao % nur lock stitch Zen Br Eraao fgmS Hc
fra SppIn uben at rGbes seuem ct eQr Fee Suuer 6r BEN uaOrgaakBet. SttGu
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25

fpIoes. Gen bar en- tgt 2trrJ iom
T%esntusen piier, buiItet 9iper COB
&laos peb 9gIsts Soaroteriug,
uoen OF sipe ben ct fIunlict uO.
ieenoe. Ten bar oerneit en- ali.
tpmatiit SpoIe Giuoer (bobbin
winderl Der er iaa filter o9 paa.
Iioelis / fin &trteu, at en- onarlis
punoet Spole ptl bore en- umulig.
beo. Malfinboueoet er i9Itet til
8oroet peo SiRlp At Snr0iler, %
lisger tile pcenpua bette, iom paa
be Heite andre MaIttner men er
i9ntet ueo | 8oroet, o9 er innleoes
iRont meo bette. Sen bar faa
9nioninsspuntter, bppraf ipIger,
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25
SnooOcr, bctbo!

Jnrmete, ION ieser al iurbeors fine aalr, buroe
rene la9operl The Queen and Crescent Route har
eA NSllion aeres az tlrme tlialss ira g.. 90 til $50
u. aers tpaa Iette Sstinlslier) ; o. maaneoIiae baIp
Fare VFtnrhontT, iaa 3 tan aaa % is for gosr }elu,
2n,asn SItsaIo. 9neen, iOles gSlssr. uomarisSs
% Gplptninltr -. ". NsdIsr, RON ssasrr
Vat. III aeaHs Ctr. Chicago. gu, eher III u. t.
Rtnearfon, o. y. a., Cincinnati o. s2so5a
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25

Ir al tsfe Han9. Sbt9bjutt % aue De blante 3ae 9Rafusn er mutt poIeci
o9 nfdeLpteterbe bporusb be four ct net % imu8uRt uOesnbe 3rGmateralct CT
enen Black Walnut eMr antique Oak, ehr Gnfe meb French Walnut Panels, %
Irgt forhnt mb Nickel Trimmings 9prbene or lGWoe of petprut 9rr orrnCrat
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25

flor &G9t er Der lagt paa, at enbper Tel
blep / paSicnoe 6orboIo o9 al ppcreusitcus
mcnoe Stprte, uoen at Ntaitiuen oerOeb cr
bIcpen hoerten tur9ere eller mere ubaauoterllg
"SuSoennen" fer 0Obt no, % CT elegant
iaapel meo SeniDu til TrGnrbeioet iom til
Noitinoelens. Maitinens 6ooitgtie er net, let
baancterli9t % i 8eitOoelie at enbper tlenot
Sorbeorln9 paa bette Smrnaoe, Set nupeuotc
3rG er of beoie gcitniienbeo og imnl
fororbetoet. 2aterin8en o. uoimptniugel
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25

at ben er let at fmBre % let at bnbe ru. &ae be 3elg Der tr u6te for Sma c
farte al fneie Staal bGrOebe % iaa bel tipasfba OF gaunen fan aHdoe mel
ben fprNe Surt8beN, uoru a man bsbpoer at tcrpgtS at ben rh tomrne uoroel
WaItnens 6ortnnlQbeo oil, im bet frengaar tnt pGe tnbhienoe Tor Qnhpg, %
Decorah-posten., 1894-09-25

trHber fig ielp; ben Tan tre0eg
MDrte % or let at foritoa
y3aaIer er selfsetting, % tan
aItiaa life iGttes ieilaattg.
SeIUe Ninnleu er tort, men
Staftet lan9t % iolio. SOB
Seriipn, en- ret FoUihueret,
ielptrpoeuoc Stpttl og en- itGri.
pa5ienOe Rnal er af itgrIte &IQ'
ttgbeo for en- fBrite Slasit3
%S1maiine.
Geo bpert Sttna trelIe5
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-10

81 gsll the.:Leadingl:BowinE!, hsch'
constantly on hand
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-10
LAssIES Ora SAP LAoDlES.
The Curious O-J.:in OF Wo.nm.''s Right to
Prnposr in Leap Y"n".

The Curious O-I,:in OF Wo.in.,'S Right to
Pr"posc in Leap Y"a:.
Some one aS!;pd IN" tn" other day
the '':i:rin al ti:c privilege h.ir': rc-
""r""i :" w"in.:' To prop''a' "uriue
80 Ear. SAYS II writer il an ir.-.;>s
n'.,r. Not bci.." an fGit with tlir
,.ni:j"cl. | handed the question: ON to an
rn"r,:r'ir friend. who nn!"rtooI; to
ln:.: She matter up and let me know
to" ry:I,llt. This is what she discov-
erred:
i appears that in the year 1888 Il
>tn!"ic wa, published by the Scotch
r,Grii.:mrnt. 0'lainilig that during the
"ril'" 81 Her hiai~t Bl";sit Ma >,;>t i,'
Margaret" every maiden ami lady OF
hi.'': "ud low estate should have lib
rr' peak to the man she liked. If
liz :. cu:,rh to take her to be his wife
+hr ::h"ulA have the privilege of fiping
him an" hundred pounds, or less. ac
r"rl;nG to his estate, unless he could
nal" it appear that he was betrOthed
to another woman, in which case he
would b." free to refuse. After the
,l"hil, Of Margaret the women of Scot
ia'i became clamorous for their priv
i''T.'>. and to appease them another
act ri parliament allowed them to pro-
pos" every fourth year.
tn" reply to tive query as to why the
Hui. i. now restricted to seven yea RS
''i"..~ 30! 80 trippingly to the tongsc,
..ri '.'"bti"ss some other emerge"
SOL .'pn furnish the key to this little
JinG:I'.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1894-07-10
PRETTY FACES BEHIND Wells.

Mrorish Women Sometimes Let TIL ese
Screens Fall. H'. z -
Writing about Moorish women, Rich
arH iiar.irg Davis says: ''Therc is
something continually interesting in
tn" nu,iitd figures of the women.
The Ei;.itc you almost asha mel al the
uncovered faces of the American wum-
en- liz the town, and, in the la -; of any
evidence to the contrary, You begin to
believe every Moorish girl you meet is
- beautiful as her eyes would ma Ike il
appear that she is.
''rhoSr OF the girls whose faces saw
were distinctly handsome: they were
the women Benjamin Constant paint,
IN his pictures of Af%iers, and about
whom Pierre Lott goes into ecstasics
in his hook on Tausiers.
Til: robe or cloak, or whatever the
thing L. tl,cy affect. covers the head
like IL h'."l. and with one hand they
E"d one of the folds in front of the.
"a" - high rs their eyes. The only
'ini"S ! ever saw the faces of any of
..:1:!. Wtt'4 when occasionally Guided
o.-":-;.Incd and ran off with litth.
&"'>t'' called Isaac, the especial pro-
t"ctnr Of two American women, who
EARNED lin out {" me when they pre-
fer1'; :: a. 'tay i'll the hotel ..
lie Ut particularly beautiful youth,
and ! noticed that whenever he was
with lie the cloakS of the women
s':'ii 81 iG"..i,n of coming undone. and
til. Y would lower them for an instant
nnd loot; al Isaac. and then replace.
5!irm SnTrr.'ly upon the bridge of the
NO.. Then Isaac would turn toward
~" With shy, conscious smile. and
th".' blush violently. lsanc says the
youi'g Tn,'n of 1angiers can tell wheth-
rr 81 not II girl is pretty by lnn!ling at
i:"r ,>t.t.. 1t is true that their feet are
In4rr. hut it struck me as a somewhat
reckless, test for splect:rr bride"
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EROkE UP THE MEETING.
ibrvOnt Wish for Strawberry limo De-
mnrtIIzcs IL Church Service.


mnrtIIzcs Church Service.
III" atmosphere of the vestry WIS
"'''ir" ''"r;t t;"ally frigid. and the f,w
"."" pep" stopped around the st" I.
II" - : came in. Among them. 81 -
t.'r :. 'd"f"rd journal, was one r,nn
E"n leased. a well-known chara . T.
81 H. jay, who came from the 1..:.th
81 iceland and had Il rich brogue aud
:s'',.'r.'''. voice. lie was very ieaf,
~. ,','n II" spoke it was in n ton" ("
c.'' :"'nd with his defective hra" mr..
g. - tac,, 10 the stove. a!l I; az
h. :. '''mt the service had r,,n,.n. '..'.,
H!',' gently meditating' -" g.. So.
""";,,. of the weather, win; ~ D. ~;
;,'.''.rr'n was Offering NJ. - g g.
'..'a''. piping voice. One "';.'' :,...
$ :" ti'n at the stove. ar - =. "a
- .'.1'y remarked wit, ~ -.
".''' ~" hi, voice and hi:s r"'i il.
-, ..'.A II" glad when Il cnIn.
H." .r''"";"'rry festivals. :!I:."t 49,.
u, "'' ''rration drowned - g.. =
a. - n'"'riIE broke NJ H." u;
g :a",a 'irsrnf ,,'nr',hIpr g..
T.. 70. ;',r m;.i~ -. the rr3@';,", o..
.. = ""n."".Hu ,iulcly. this wees ut
n'%'nii" February. ~.
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AUDITORS OFFICE.
March. 81, 1894.
Z" the Honorable Board of County CommIs-
sloners of Elko County, Nevada:
GENTLEMEN: We herewith submit our Quar-.
tclly Report OF the Finances OF the County
for the quarter ending March 81, 1894. -
Respectfully submitted: = Mr.. .....
GEO. q. MEIGS,
-:@:1t1 Auditor.
NJ. H. MILLER, ..-. -. ,
Treasurer.
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Having leased the Stoker sheds y
Darn, ! am now prepared to aO90I
modate and feed seventy head
horses" Plenty OF corral room Tor y
number OF stock is also attached
E@~I also run drRy in connection VI
the above, and will attend promptly"
work hat line.
OF l3tt. II, q. yANDReILESS, fropns'I
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
U! 3. GOVERNMENT.

President. GROVER CLEVELAND
Vice-President...ADL L. STEVENSON
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CABINET.

See ty. Of state ..--...... WxIser Z. Gresham.
see'ty. of theTreasury.!. Jehn G. Carlisle.
Sec'ty. of WAR;. Daniel g. Lamont, N. ,
sec'ty. of the Navy. Hilary A. Herbert, Al,
Postmaster General. :. Wilson s. Bissell. NJ
,Sec'ty. of the Interior...... .Hoke Smith, G,
Attorney-General..... Richard Olney, Mas
SeeTty- Of Agricultural. Sterling Morton, NsI
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In America, as in France, the average
size of families has been steadily de-.
crcasing for the last half century. The
average is now 4.94, where in 1850 it
vas $50 .' 90.
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1 SUPREME COURT

! .'.'''% '"
Observation-Disclosures. Melville ". Fuilsf, nI
stephen j. Field, q,
John III. Harlan, EI|
Horace Gray, Ma n
Associatp Iusticc. Sam BlatctIford, MI
David J Brewer, Ki
-. ;. - ~. M
...George Shiras, PEN
Howell u jackson: Tel
u. ). ';sHa'OrS. : :::."m john h f 5 Sons
Rep. in Congress. ...... Francis G. Newlaps
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The shove balance stsnds TO the credit or the
various funds as per fre.sureI's IA :an...
Sheet, dated March -. 1894: 7. A-. f#Hs.
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JOLNT STATEMENT

1F AUDITOR AND TREASURER
OF ELKo COUNTY.
For the Quarter Ending March 81
1894.
sr,$ Eosn OF o. T E,ta 'ts...