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The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-11-20
SHERIFF'S SALE.
ORDER OF SHLE End DECREE
OF FORECLOSU2E END
SELE.
EDWARD P1R1DiS.
Pldiatit,


ABEL 8. COTTER.
DefeRdGRt
Under and by virtue OF an Order OF sale ana
Decree of Foreclosure and Sale, issued out of
the District Court of the Fourth Judicial Dis
trict of the State of Idaho, county of Custer, on
the eleventh day of October. A. D., 1891, in the
above entitled action, wherein Edward Paradis
the above named plaintiff. obtained judgment
and decree of force iosure and sale against Abel
s. Cotter. defendant on the eleventh day OF
October. A. D.. 1894, for the sum OF One Thous-
and. Five Hundred and Twenty Six and 2O-lOO
(Si526 20-l00) Dollars. lawful money OF the
United States. besides interest. costs and
counsels fees, One Hundred and Fifty (Si5OOO)
Dollars. which SAID decree was on the eleventh
day of October, A. D., 1894. recorded in judg-
ment docket book of said Court, on page 81,
am commanded to sell all those certain lots.
pieces or parcels of land situate, lying and
being in Houston precinct, county of Custer
State of Idaho, and bounded and described, as
follows
Being the South 4 of the Southeast Il of Sec.
Twenty -one: and the Northeast 4 and the
North 4 OF the Southeast 4 Section Twenty
eight land the Northwest 4 of Northwest 4 and
the South y of Northwest i and southwest u
Section Twenty seven, Township Z. North OF
range Twenty -four East; containing six hun
bred acres, together with all the improvements
thereon: consisting of a dwelling house stables
barn corrals. fences, bitches and water rights
being two thousand inches of water then How
ing and thereafter to flow in certain water
ditch known rs the Carbonate Ditch. beginning
about 4 mile ABOVE the NarrowS. on Big LoSi
river ard running on the North side of Biz
! Lost river; together with all and singular the
| appurtenanceS thereunto belonging or in any
| wise appertaining thereto.
| Public notice is hereby given that. on Tues
day, the 2zth day of November, II. D.
1904, at 2 O'Clock, p. m, of that day, II
! front of the Court House door of the county o
Custer will, in obedience to said order of salt
and decree of foreclosure and sale. sell th'
above described property, or so much thcreo
| as may be necessary to satisfy said Judgment
with interest and costs. etc. to the highest an'
best bidder, for lawful money of the Unite'
States M. S. HICKS, Sheriff
Dated at Challis, Oct. 25, 1894.
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-11-20
Up. 10, North Range % East, L

AS the State of Idaho has a
to select lands under
its grants for the period OF GO
days after the filing OF the town
ship plats, no person viii be al
lowed to file during said period,
excepting, however, those claim
ing settlement prior to the sur
vey of said township.
w. ii. BRODHEAD,
Register.
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Township PIats.

Z. 5. LAND OFFICE, HALEY,
Idaho, Oct. 8, 1894.
Notice is hereby given that
the following Township plats
have been received at this office
and will be officially filed on
November 8th, 1894, on and after
which day we will be prepared
to receive applications for the
entry of lands in such townships
to-wit
The silver messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1890-1912, 1894-11-20
TE NEWS.


y list weeks News, is
slowly. News.
-nSstte Independent says:
e returned from Long
b his cattle Monday
Upon arriving at the
q his cattle were be-
found the report to
it 81 head had been
|kinsh a small corral under
If darkness and shot
j.. .hy such a deed should
committed, Mr.. Pence
o understand. lie has
on IN friends amongst the
HQNe of that valley, and
r cattle men have had
(nsib.ole with the settlers,
IN shown nothing but
lent, until the perpet-
his crime that is a dis
laho. Doubtless the
|,n ng citizens of Long
epreciate the act as
.qny people could; and
Id spare no effort to
community of an ele-
saaFs has dared to trample
laws, thereby working
not only to the man
tile they slaughtered,
people of that entire
Iotel
3 wagon road system
is nearly completed, "
Hunter, of Boise, sec
d. the commission, who is
ne to meet Paul CASTOR
ID w. III. Payne, original
|.a ~nu n for the Shoshone di-
| al have been over three
and find it a far better
than had been antici-
The contracts for this
be er 440 miles. involving
lditure Of S135, 900. 1t IS
mod that the viewers, who
FSI4t out shortly to examine
IF k, will recommend al
iation to extend the
ron DAD system into all parts
state. Those portions
tied this year make &C
some valuable sections
country, hitherto only
by trails. The senti
the people of Idaho is
Z in favor of good roads.
iaston says the SloShone
/, extending from the
Of the st. Marie's 40 miles
oshone county, will b
led by December first
man Review.
Ii newspapers slung no mut
the campaign. The stunt
rs took it off their hands
Democrat.
/ Monk and wife, fror
Agency, are in to.wr
g at the Internationa
onk has turned over til
of the agency to the ne
Col. j. A. Andrews, VIII
l there several week
-Lemhi Republic.
election in this county W;
free. untrammeled EXPIRE
political opinion. If
cen, the Populists won
shown as strong a vote,
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PIrTSRuRGH. pa. March 2-Butter. Elc!n cream.
cry s9a5Oc; Ohio fancy creamery aie4jc: mncy
country roll .Dat1c; low grades and cooking ion
iSc. Cheese. Ohio new II '%al9y &c; New York now
l2lIalGi &c: swiss cheese Ohio tubs, Ike; WIscon.
Sin swiss, ljal5Ac; lllnburscr. new. l3c. Fps
strictly fresh Pennsylvania and Ohio In cases
lIalSc. Poultry. large live chickens hinGNc no -
pair; do small, iOatc; ducks 5Ua5Cc; geese 81 CSa
10: live turkeys sa9c; dressed chickens. drawn
l2al3c: turkeys i2Al3c; ducks l2Algc; geese gnInr
Potatoes. iuticy BurOanks CARROTS oil track, 5S6
DC; less do SjajSc: other kinds ijAjOc; jersey
sweets 81 5Oa3 ~; Baltimore sweets 81 Ijan II
Cabbage, per 100 head. g o0A,Oo, Onions, yellow
globe. 81 J!al e. per barrel Turnips wurnlc
tops 4)Rj0c Celery. i0aJOc RusabagnS. 81 biS
10. Carrots, 81 51al 60. rarsnips. 81 50al -
New YoRK March Flour. receipts la,Ooo
barrels: exports 1000 barrels; sales Is 0l6 6ar.
refs; market active. Wheat. exports "3I,OOO buSn.
els; sales i.49J,OD0 bushels Of futures and IS,O00
bushels of SPOT; spot market tlrlncr; ungFndr,I
red Gjc options active and lower; No. . red
March 6lJsai?ISa6liSc April Csc; May 6:';s6iGEa
6ic; June G5Itaijls a6jlsc; July 66l .uG7a6Gi;S.
august C7IzaG5 4a6i &c; September Isl, a65GGSJ1c
December Ils4c Corn. receipts 5c0j bushels;
exports 500 bushels; sales G9O,O00 hushcis OF
futures aud 1000 bushels OF spot; market iIsrn
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March I!ikr. April &c: May allSaLi. "a ~ g.
| Oats, receipts IgUD In iheis; exports 90 bush
el'; sales 1900 bushels NJ futures and 500
| bushels VI apgt market siCnlyi 40. . WHITE We
March 81 Ok .RH iCi Nav al1c HITTER quiet.
western dIirf Bale; do creanicy; ihn!'c c; Highs
ar; state dairy ira!c; do creamery lGnlgr
| ,.hcCU lrn; largo yill!tG EEg weak. state aud
| lrnnSylyanli lie, lla% llrr. Hons duh Hide,
| quiet. Cut meats cn'y. Lard steady: western
klCan 81 Is; May s7ai lall0w dull but steady,
liOslu dull. TntpCntlur QuICl. kicu uuiCt. No
la,srs stcady. Sugar hrn.
ClurAGu, March Wheat went IN with II
rush aud down with u thud today, finishing 40
lower Tor May niirr q bulge OF &c, lhu early
advance Wn.tuc tn better cables, the prO'pccIs
ut n cold wave aud good DIylns while free sell.
Ing Rud the dlscOllragiiR export outlook was IT..
spnn,lulc f0r u lC decline Inter
May corn closed 90 higher.
May nnls unchanged.
Provisions lower all around,
wmglT"CHsh So. spriuF SIC; No. 3Sprlpp
Hajst,c; No rcd 67&c: March - .R,SA All e;
May j'I.ailaGji.C; July ~ INf.5 4aGll4c
C0RggCasl 50 2, SITE March u ,lsJlllt, &C;
Nav nj, gngTt .tGGi 2; July ~ gngil11 &C..
OAts.Gnsh No. :. &c; March - &C; May .gl II
SOn!gl .c; July gSl sa?SAh. -
lHE-NO. ., ltc.
FLANSErD--sl -.
TINuTnY SEEp-Sih
MRS, I'onr -Ca'li SIl G7i- Nay Sll Giall S,t;a
II 7ll5; luly sll sOull sIf.All 81
LAgn-Cish SION March $780, May Sc va
sioTr = li5iim-C,lsh SO O7li May 81 C7,S Jnly
81 40 lJaG O7'a; Shoulders ~ .jtG5Vi short
clear u 7inf llle,
WuIsKY-sI Is.
.DuTrER-Quct creamcTIcs lSa9l}:c; diaries
liaG0c
EGGs-Quct; strictly fresh lGc,
BALTIMORE. Mn, March Flour dull; re-.
CuipIs llOjJ bushels. Wheat irregular and
CnSy; spot aud February ag!5niEi O.; My Gu
G3}fC receipts 900 bushcl. Corn irmer; Feb.
ruRry inEnWiIC: April iinilsc; May illtni.c;
receipts i6.Gig bushels; shipments 1892 bush.
els. Oats lfmrr No. 2whlt0 western JInS5 g.
Rye quiet but firm No. :. 5inlSc. Hay steady;
g0pd 10 choice timothy 81 iJaldOO Batter dull
mud unsettled; fancy creamery 2inGic. Eggs
steady; fresh ltaitc, Cheese unchanged Others
Unchanged,
pnILtnrrrmTA. Pa. March 2-rlour dull.
Wheat firm aud higher; No, Z red SO: No. :.
rCnuuSylynnin red Csc; March 6OnfO v; May III lsc
June Gii,c. Com htm Hnd higher March and
April i.f,c; May i.G; lUnG!, I!'+c, Oats lrm
March !Htsc: April Afic; May jIr, June Sc
llay wcnk liuitcr Quieian easy; fancy western
crrumcrr 2jc Pennsylvania prints @6C: iObbng
g7nlJc. EsI;y Gtinvr; western lie. Cheese steady
ind unchanged,
CIscisSArI. o.. March Flour steady and
quiet Wheat IN better supply; No. red Il. u
Sc: receipt, $500 bushels: shipments lJUJ
ltyc quiet: No ., nc, Port; dull At ST. % Lard
lnl at 81 D. liulE meats weak NJ 81 -. Bacon
In inlr demand ut s. GlEaI -. Whisky quiet ut
81 Is Butter dull. Sugar stcRdy. Eggs lover
nj l3c Cheese In moderate dcnnni.
ToLrno, o., March Wheat active md lower;
No. . cash mud March isc; May GOc; july Gl7 10.
Corn dnli ard steady No cash and March aGc.
seed steady; prime cash aud March s. Il; April
s. M
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CEREB Rim E,
tHAMMoND,l
In tho Treatment OF
L0C0M0TOR ATAXIA,

n, METEOROLOGICAL society, Meeting April /. 1898:
"a case was presented OF io,ouo,o, niarid
(which has been treated With hynoIrr,nIc IN.
'1GCllonA Of CEREllRlSE Six yefrs sgn tho
"patlent, u man nscd forty, hal bg,,in ~ ,iIlcr
with donbe vision. This, after several months
"Oi treatment, had disappeared. md lar a time
"bc had been quite we'll. Thu lvnlrhi synntonS
"oi lOc0mOiOr atnNln then ritue on. coninlptC
'l0SS OF kncu'Jerks; sharp palms IN tGe legs /;
"AtnXic galt well marked: INABILITY Ia stand
with the CyC, closed; dlGlculty in cvnrunting
"tbe bladder nni bowCls: sCrtiiu nnwnr Inst; d
'Gcnsc OF construction around the waist, Treat.
"moit was begun about ion WcckS nro, mud
"coniNcd Ol n daily hypoicrn,Ic injection OF
"CEREhlilSE tliammonll i've drops TomhlnGd
with 4 like amount OF wnlcr. ImpfnyrnIeut
"yOTy marked: scCtlIal iuncIIuna norjrciIy re-.
"Storcd; complete control over bladder aud
"bowelS, and sharp palms had dISappCNrcd: gen.
"ernl health improved; nblO 10 nm m mud
down stairs, Rnh could stand s,cnIy with his
"cyeS closed No other treatment GnniOyrd.
Improvement gradual and steady"
EPILTPSv.
Dose, fivs Drops Price e drnchmSl. So 80.
Where local druggists arc no, mpp,Icd with
tho extracts they will be mailed, togsthgr with
all existing literature on tho subject on receipt
ofpricc, by
THE COLUMBIA CHEMICAL, co,
Washington, d. c,
Agents for wheeling, Losna Drug Company
fclll.s
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New YORH. March 2.-Iuslness in the ,lrr
goods district Is fairly under way: the imnrov,;.
mcut noted yesterday IS maintained. Mail or.
ders are more numerous and In many cnsrS fOr
larger lots than heretofore contemplated, There
is no prcssnrc 10 sell printing cloths for which.
md printed goods are doing little better,
Gnghams and woven wash goods are rather
more active Dress goods are In improved dc.
Inauu, with an upward tendency for STYLES that
nrc attractive and bcarlug the uames OF popuiar
manufacturers.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features OF tho Money and Stot
Markets,

Ahe Features OF tho Money anu Stock
Markets.
NEW YoRE. March MONEY on call easy ut
per cent; las; loan per cent; closed Mt per
cent Prime mercantile paper 3ajts per cent,
Sterling exchange hrmer at 81 SiIai IS, Silver
certificates 59l.ajgtEc. The total sales OF stocks
today were 1850 shares.
The conditions OF yesterday were reversed on
the stock exchange to-day. The selling move.
lncnt wns materially assisted by the announce.
mcnt that n million and quarter OF gold had
been engaged for shipment tomorrow. and 10 n
degree by the passage of the sciguiOraGc bill by
the house OF representatives ycStcrlny for the
bears affected to regard the progress OF this
measure rs iuimcal 10 the stability Of spGCula.
tive values. 4 slight rally occurred shortly after
II O'clock which was followed by decline
The market moved up In the afternoon, some Of
the shorts began to cover and the decline brought
in come buyers for the long account which Ind
the effect OF causing temporary advance. hut
at 1850 O'Clock the upward movement received n
check md from TINT time TO the close prices
moved downward, the lowest figures OF tho dav
being touched IN the final dcnllugS. Compared
with yesterdays last sales. the closing prices
show ii decline ranging from i 10 u. per cent,
Railway bonds were firm throughout the day.
Government bonds firm.
StRte,bOndS more active.
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Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Ry.
c. .. BEEWsTEl: Receiver.

Time Table No - 10 take cTcr. 1911 l. N.
Sunday. November u 1896.
Leave Whceling-tS:Jl tg:D. zil:Da H., ta1::a1l.
"3:lj tiaD. 800 D. m.
Leave leninsuia-iS:O6, 1851, GlliGG m, t2.2s.
S5.2i ii:,ai. zy:pi y. H.
Leave MarILn,s ferry-fs:l!, t9:j7. lil:52a a. IN.
t!:;i!, c'i:27 ti;I1. fg.la
Arrive Terminal JuncIion-'S:lT, fiO:yI, 2ll:lj
H. m. t!:;.S, "i:j... fi:G. sl:IS p. III.
Leave Terminal Juncllou-t7:9!. 300. IL IN,
'l::il. a. H.. ti:a!. ti:Gj ti:li. 1913 p. IN.
:i;Oi. tl:iO. tj:ig fs:j! D. III.
Leave Penlnsnln-tI:3I, !J:!iLm., 'l2:jl, li:ll.
tl:l7. it's ts:5S =. in. ..- =.
Arrive WhecIinS-t7HO, ;g:al n IN. Ul2:5z,
2i:l7, ties. tl:$l. f1:ti .. hi.
eDRIly. tDally excep; sunday, isundayy o,lY
All trains VIII run on I;aNe-n Time
J.E IA uSSlG. SUPERINTENDENT
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Wheeling 6 Elm Grove Railroad.

On md after SATURDAY,. October |. lsl!, irl!uI
will run us follows. city time:
LEAVE WiEELISG-1d:O a. IN. 700 a. nj, sol
a. IL, 400 t. IL. 1000 a. m ll:09 a. in., g'0Jm
100 p, III. 2:01 p. IN. 800 D. IN, 800 u IL, j:U
p n. G:or IL. 200 p. III, SOD p. n. 80 ,.
IN. ll:(0 p. H. =
LEAVE Elm GRovE-7j:O)a n. 1;0l l. IN. SOL
100 p. H.. 100 n in. S;Ol D. m. 400 .. IN. j.j
r. m: 600 y. N, 200 p, N, s:0l p, L., s:lj D.
In. 10 l0p. N.
"Dh!ly, except SundaT.
SuSpAv-Chnrch tratnI lcavG Elm Gro7l /.
e:i3 q. II. uld Wheeling AZ l!:lf p. N. So
II. I WEISGLRBkR
/. ocl General MaGly,..
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PEOPLE with delicate stomachs find
Ayers sarsaparIIla agreeable to the
taste. and, therefore, prefer i: as 4
b!ood-puriticr TO any other. This is one
reason for its great popularity as a
spring and family medicine. Sale, Ger.
tain and palatable.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-03

Simply npply "SwAYSEs 0ISrNEXr" No In.
tcrnal medicine required. Cures letter, eczema.
Itch. all Cruptions on the face. hands. nose &c
leaving the skin clear. white nnd healthy lis
great healing and curative powcrS are uOtseCSrI
by no other remedy. Ask your druggist for
SwAYSE's OISTIE%T. TTUsSW
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THE TEACHER.
Bo''on 7tcehsra' Bd:ror RooE
Ifnto mn ap,i,,I I,,,t.t..

lesson IterhsfA' Bd:rnr HOOK
Unto m artist implorlny snake;
,,Lhiut mo figure with your soul oil IRE;
=, lhnl hhhll cmOody llght anil 40 inspire, a.,
10 larger deeds thnt the whOio wOr ID VIII wake
T,n,h's MihI 81 bnglc mkCn ,,,,,,
-, saw lhc artist, touched By impulse HIGHER
Than even tho StnrI II tCyNfSnt movement mako
WI w prayer; thea IN the canvas drew
AItnmr 81 children. with u Presence ialr
Into the face sublime! on, light Of ages,
where
Where other shall wosoc the symbol true
FAVE III tic splcnhOr that thUu nlunC dUst wear
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Downer-l am glad it is good form not
to wear watch with a dress snit.
Upper-Why? Downcr - Because |
never have my watch and dress sui. at
the snlf1e timu.-Lifc.
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When Baby wss sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was Child, she cried for Castoria,
When she became Miss, she chung to Cas;oria
When she had Children, she gave them Castoria
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NlCtnls.

NEW YORK. March Pig iron heavy: Amer.
icnn sill 50nlj o. Copper quiet: lake We, Lend
steady domestic s. 10. Tin lower; straishts
Sis ..
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RAILROADS
uS Pennsylvania Stations.
VEIgnnSylVdnid LngG.
Ss48 Trains Run By Central Tine.

TicErr OFFICES At PENNSYLVANIA srATIoS o.
WATER Vt. fOor OF ELEVENTH ST., WHEELING,
AT MCLUHE HOUSE, WHEELING, ASp At TIg
PENNSYLVANIA STATION. rRIDGRroRr.
EnrTuvEsT SrsrEI-" Pas UlSrLy RoUTI."
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Cotton,

CIycwxArr. O.. March o.-Cot;on firm; mid.
dIinrs 1.!Gc
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OHIO RIVER RAILROAD CO.


On and after MONDAY. december 81. Passenger
Trains will run MS follows: 0Daily.' tDally Ex-
cent sunday. Central time.
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BOSTON WOOL TRADE.


uu Account "a lnb iHTlH-ohlO WOODS,
imeriran N'Ooi lnd Cotton Reporter.
Despite the fact that fair trade continues In
wool the movement In goods Is most unsail fac.
tory: in fact, the outlook is not us promising az
three weeks ago. while the tariff situation NJ
Washington Is assuming 4 more uud more scrl.
ouS attitude.
There has been m increased demand for XXX
Ohio WOODS aud sales acgregltinE over ;u1,pU
pounds have been made. The secured cost Of
these woods ranges from Il 10 iSC. For X Ohio
there has Dceu only II small demand at 2lc, the
outside price. or about Tic, scOurcd In fact. il
would probably he difficult 10 move Il large line
of y wool. unlcsS Il bu very choice. 1T that
ilgllrr unmcrchlutablc Ohio has sold al lie
and uuwashcd NJ Tic. Ohio line dcanrs and
No clothing woods Irc exceedingly dull, the
better grade being about the slOwest selling
wool IN the market Quotations. In the nbscuc.
of almost no sales at all, are nominal: there was
however iuw small lots one OF lU.OOJ pounds
OF Ohio dclAinc sold the past week at &c, which
Is cent below quotations.
The receipts Oi wool In Boston this week, last
week. aud for the corresponding week OF last
year have been Us follows:
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U0Ws0Tr. IOFfIQN IC'1I
This week. G,653 bales. LIZ bales. 1906 bales
Last week. g01G bales. l,lg7 bales lU.;,gI bales
Last year. T5S! bales. G,jSl bales. 1925 bales.
The total receipts since January have been
5OhlS bnlcs domestic and 1881 bales foreign.
against Il .UJ7 DaiCS domestic and - SO burs
foreign for the corresponding period OF 1898.
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The Cleveland, LoTaln ( Wheeling R.R.

TINE CARD,
Via. Elyr!a aud tho Lake Shore Route.
JASYARY II. 1891
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ARRIVE
From Pittsburgh, 1910 nm. and CSC y. m. daily
and l2:lO n. m. aud l2:ij p. III. cxCcp. sunday
mud 80 II. m. Sunday only
Washington accommodation. rs a IN, daily,
except Sunday.
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Time Table No u 10 take cTc:. i!:)l l. N.
Sunday, November ~ 1895
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-07-05
la.r oF THE GEORGIA SEASON

Atlanta CousuutiOa.-The scene Of
... Hrst genuine snake story OF the
SEASON. is laid near the city of Au
->a 4 young man was riding a BIZ
rs. when he discovered a large mos.
..-.u stretched across the marrow path
There was no way to avoid his snake
u. SD the young man, fixing himself
m.y Iu the saddle and tightening his
-rn oh Che handles Of his machine,
determined to ride over him mt fun
.p-.a When the rubber tire struck
u reptile the latter did not seem To-
enjoy being SO summariIy disturbed,
.ao doubled mp like Il streak of light
- ANA became eutmg.od In the
Na- of the wheel
ua. snake was longer than the
nE. and when entmgIed in H.,
a...I considerable portion Of -
body was tapping about with every
u.uuuon of the wheel ana at every
rn Gnpt striking the young man ON
aa shoulder This was too much, even
f temperance man, and the rider
list Iropped off on the other side, and
suakcshi quickly di-eumngled
himself from Spokcs ana crawled
.n uto the bushes by the roadside"
--m.n-ly none the worse from his cy.
r.n.uuce with the wheel.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-07-05
THE RIN FIR GOD.


kamf SAUNA Na, n river god who
owned ii snriu. n, tnr. ..1rrar. off aur
garden Iot. yano. Ii smaI AratDeD Of
H. tine Youngest ANA brightest of INV
.I.lpapr-.. ,Iar.r-rf,-
WAS tna fgy ro, moi r,r NM stately
cook I'D riSl, tho ba-uatfprIp. ~ nfs
n,.au.r.I ,ro.,. ANA fu,,,a.uIgr. .r.l.,"
.~,cksIs Then Yauo WAS SEM TO do
tine suopu,ug and marl.euug
When rna pretty aon,.uafJ. Suaa.
hapnrurd 10 lose ANY or n,r relatives
y.l..r,. She did fragiIenrIy. ANA ALWAYS
bt n STRANGE. roIn,.,Ieu.r. ON tga eve of
some -rnal uIatsg9 .,,Igah Yauo
was brought an To make beds and wash
dishes Fine Gardener made him Hu
.H...,aIdH.H noud aud weed la1. rgr..-u
na-tus. III auytnu4 WAS lost Nauo
Iosl .t When n cum apprarcd minus
IN. handle NgUn WAS .uNarIaaIy Tho
,uIpat.
lie was = general ..apa-1ar i, wen
is drudge among guc servants, and
when called into my presence to an
swnr for some mi-demcauor which,
lu all probability. uc had NOT commit
ted, Die attempted NOT Jue slightest
excuse, but would faA prone ID his
igrt his getty, tlose-tropped head upon
jhe moor, ami mas Aaii"N -Pi''o pigeon
l'rd o'.'Se hli" iA @'.L " ''"'D'"-
manner may 'aI a'a.l Always i".l.'"
al lAo s.-i.n
] HahN i"il me niue rascal strongly
'a0l".'e" 'ii7 WEAKNESS ON my p''"
11'', ""1 s,',i' q N'''''lNs '''''' 'l' ,'.7
sih''lL' s".1'll- eyes ana - I''seu "-~
"1"" ~ 'A''ih li' r.. .'l -.."' Ni.'.'
'h'.f ana mercy '"' ne ''"ia S.."I,'Il
wan. Nnli me- got o"'>'l' OF ,Llo ,'''
"tI"te bursting lA.o 'A1 ol .0's.
strange 4"'' e''"-' ''''1.' '''' r Y. ,''.
'"I''",so l'.'s''",'l "-i.'" II .'ss ''
'Ioli '.-'''"'s> ol "'"'
Although lano.r incidental duties
were Lesion, he was originally engaged
ID amuse . Alah SAN aud sleep ON the
floor oL his mule room al hi-"O. =
Alan San was tAe one juvenile mem
Der of our small family, a iar haired
boy OF D, amos Sole defender ana
admIrer
Some weeks after our installation in
tuis quaint Satsuma home, ! was
strolunE about the spacious grounds
with Alan and Yau0 NJ my heels, When
II discovered In neglected corner
small and ancient shrine. III was OF
gray stone liehcucoFered, and about
flgrlts feet Hia.H lis SDpNDtI and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-07-05

Don't tinker at your Catarrh with un-
known medicines It's risky and dangerous
You NAV drive 10 10 the lungs Get tho
Remedy that has cured tstarrh Tor years
aud YEAR. Dr. Sages CafaTh Remedy
The makers guarantee it 10 cure, or benefit
iu the worst cases.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1894-07-05

ia the permanent cure Of Bilousuess, Jaun-
dice. Constipation, Indigestion Sour StOm-
ache. Diznues, Sick or Bilious Headaches,
and every liver, stomach, or bowel disorder,
they re- guaranteed r. give satisfaction, or
the money ~ returned