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SPECIAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

follaw lng repatsaie persons. each 81 whom IS q
legal vefer and Householder n said district. are
hereby design ated ~ acs as ~ tCcs 81 said Gee
sicn ii said district. towft. J. N. Phillips. J. J.
scan anG ". I. Rhodes; and fho number of
delegates 20 watch said district - entitled,
under TIE call for said convention. Is two
pgSrkEcr No IA
Primary Electioa District. No Ia. shall en-
erace the precinct o. Haenna. and ihe pol ing
place SHALL De Adelaide, and tie t0llowtug ~
pusabse persons. each OF whoa IS tegsl voter
and householder in said district. are hereby
designated 10 act IS judges Of said election IN
s.1d district. tc-wit- Lamar CAeaGie. Thomas
Elliott and W r. Oliver: and tie nEmoer OF 3el-
egates 10 which said district Is entitled, under
TIE cal for said convention. IS two
That the qualifications required for voters az
said primary election, in addition to tsose re-
auiFed By law, shall he AS follows. to-wii:
Membership in the Republican psrty. or n
declaration on oata that he VIII vote the Re
publican ticket a. The forthcoming general cleo
ton.
said election, in each and al OF the shove
mentioned districts. will Be held in pursuance
of and ga iecs to tae provisions Of chapter nine
of the laws of the state of Washington. set Of
March =, ls9o. under the title Of primary cleo
ton law.
This call and notice is made ard published
BY virtue Of q resolution duly adopted ey the
Washington. on the f4ta day of August. 1894,
which said committee is the managing CON-
mittee OF said party. and is the body authorized
BY the rules aud customs OF said party to pass
said resolution and make this call
Dated this l4th dsy OF August, lSe4.
JOHN AkrHrR. Chairman.
II. c GORDON, Secretary.
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pacific NAVIGATION Co

Seattle and whatcom Route-state OF wssh.
ington leaves Seattle Ia ly except saIurdav A
10 p IN. Seattle and La Conner Roufe--FkIa
haven leaves Seattle daily except sunday st
a. m Tacoma aud Seattle Raule--State OF WuAs
ington leaves Seattle Tuesdays and ThuudAys
~ p m.
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Ely ON TIE -FLYEa-

FLY ON TIE -rLrEa-
sEATTLE To TACOMA
Fear roaad triFs dARy. exeeps saran~
10 Oas aeas Aaa swsasy- ave aia.s..
TIE STEAMER ~SLYFx-
FsxalAs daily srips seattle Tacoma rss..
IsSs -
rASfSa KFrscr
TUESDAY. NAY 4
wfMx CAM
Leave sssttie-Ts4S Hasa N 9.ss a..
Leave Iaeema-ssSo - m, 100 asa s.oe
SUNDAY SsSe u
Leave seattle 90 IL. 1900 sf0on
Leave fAcoraa-e: 80 a M, so rsor
LAa1ins ~ y. 2. whart Tacoma aaa 60
eta DOCK. fees % Nariaa ssress S~atrI.
snndasa excursion rasss o. sseAmsr y...~.
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HOOPS CANAL ROUTE
II The New steamer
DELLA
leaves Coleman Dock. foot Of Marion street
Iues1sy. Thgrsasy ans sAtardsy alta m Tor
hinksi0n, PORT 0su0le, UEseas L4uGIue sea
t%eks DsNsttos lalitwaup Fals. Hacass1ofs
I aaon City and way ports. Leaves Union civ
Wednesday, Friday and sunday al IA IA
~. GooDHUE. AgsGL.
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YEsLER DOCK
VICTORIA ROUTE

VICTORIA ROUTE
STEAMER ROSAIIE.
Arlington Dock.
leaves for Victoria aud Port Townsend dails
except SUNDAY, at IL 30 p. m returning. leaves
Victoria g IN. Steamer Idaho leaves ior P0a
Townsend and way ports daily. except snndsE
az a m; sunday, direct, at A. M, returnink
direct, leaves Port Townsend alta =. 10. Phone IA
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For san Francisco via Pert Townsend ana N.
toria. ~ a m. passengers received on hosrs :
a nj August J, q. II. l6, ~, y, 81
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CALL ROE THE REPUBEICAS
COUNTY CONTENTION

GALL FOR REPU BLICAN COUNTY con-
- venton-To the Republican voters of King
county:
A general representative convention Of the
Republican party OF King county. Washington,
Is hereby called to meet AZ Armory hall Ia the
city OF Seattle. on TUESDAY. the fourth day of
September, 1894 a. IL o'clock a. m, for the rur-
pose OF nominating one prosecuting attorney.
oDs county CLERK, one county sheriff. one county
treasurer, one county suditor, one county su-
perintendent OF schools. one county ssSessor,
one county surveyor, one county coroner and
one county wrcckmaster. Nominations viii
also be made by the convention for the follow
Ing of1ees. delegates from each respective dis
trict only voting thereon One county commits
slouer for district No Two, one county ommis-
sioneE for district No. Three, one state senator
state senator for senatorial district No Twenty
I'VE. one state senator for senatorial district No
Twenty-six. one state senator for senatorial dis
trict No Iwensy-seven. one state senator for
senatorial district No Tventy-eight, one state
senator for senatorial district No. fweaty- nine.
two representatives for the Thirty ghth repre-
sentative district. two representatives. for the
Thirty-ninth repre- sentative district. two repre-
sentatives for this Fortieth representative dis
triet two representatives for the Forty- hrst rep
ressatative district, two Representatives for the
Forty-seeond representative district and three
representatives for the Forty-third representa-
tive district two justices az the peace for seat
tie prcc net aud two constable for SestsIe pre-
cinet The convention will also elect elghty-
three delegates to the state Republican conyen-
ton 10 DO held at the city OF Spokane on the
10th day of September. 1894. and county CON-
mittee for the ensuing term.
said county convention viii consist OF three
hundred and eighty-one (Ssl delegates, who
shall be elected by the repu bltcsn voters in the
several subdivisions of the county as follows;
Delegates
That part of the First ward in the city Of
Seattle lying west of south second street :.
That part of the First ward of the city OF Seat
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pACIFIc COAST STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Dispatch steamers from Seattle as follows.
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Tickets nav 10 obtained az the ofos AZ a..
company, at Ocean dock, Seattle -
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CKAoIr RIVER ROUTE
STEAMER CLAN MCDONALD

Leaves Lilly. Bogardus & Co. = dock fooi sprssx
street Seattle. tuesdays, Thursdays and Satardsu
ON tide for kdmonds, stanwood. skRgit ciu
Everett. Florence ML Vernon TulAlip. Fir, Avoa
returning alternate deyA
LILLY, BoGARDus a CO. Agsnsk
Telephone ia
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From san Francisco, for Victoria ana Pa.
Sound ports, 81 3 q m, August s. S Is Is ~
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GoonALI. PERKINS a Co
General Agents. Ssn Rsapeisea
J. II. JOHNSON, r. : supG, seattle
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gfvsrsssensafs s-ser tas heal ., Lost
fcun<. Fer sale, Fer Rest sn6 Situations
Wanted viii bs inserted sttss rate q eszs
~csd esch insertion. PayEenf always - al
vsree 80 a1ysrtissrnsEfs reserved foT issa tEar
.tesufs.
xOTTCE-Ths business ofses % me FosT-is-
.rIGgeESckE r. epsn znfii y p n CSsts'aed
s6ysfslsexnenzs viii be received - - t1ia tina
1e~~ysisernesss viii be rsoeive1 e. brsach
IF ees Of ths PesT.gsrgELfskscEk 81:
TACOMA ErREAU--ftis facisc svsnzs
1hounss sernmsns. Manager
PORT TowseEND-grsseh a sprfnvsr
BEiIIxGHAM BAY BrREAr-Ssw what
ron. corner Holly and Canoe stsscsx o. II.
culver. Manager
The following letters await advertisers 81 tais
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axRRTzsEs

wgTs4HT- EEsT-At ths E9sef Baf1sr psrscrs.
seattle, Wednesday,. August -. t.9t. NJ. = -
Lana Nrfxht aE3 N4ss Nellie Fest nofa q
Port Gsnbls. Rev. lcha p isMra8 o1set&stsz
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HOOP CANAL ROUTE


STEAMER RAINIER
hsbsit Ane fsforalshsd isayss as-eAssS go
o6asf AsdRss6aF Aad friday a. q a.
klRxsiee, 0st Gamble Eaagof ssAoecs. -
wasp As~stte. HoeaaDoft Talon Cily aa4 isi<
ns1aAts kesaa srriElRE in paisn City stsR&
Leaves Uotoa City = m Tuss6sy Esaff1e
A&e s&AafaAy. arriving Ia ssatns at q o. M
- Il LIBBY. ksas&
SAh }CAk lsLANDS 80 sTEANER Ltpsa|
= 4hUAfs0N. Carrying unifs1 states g.
i-AFss etty D4eE, foot Main stfssL Aease
"slnssday sud friday - .. n. for P0fs lev
ssnes san Juan fs.snds aud sew haseann
h9kfh SOUND Ttaz CARD s0uIH Botth
" r shtsls.. goo All ~ : IS bate0sn SO -
~ - iosue'4 80 an ~ Roche IT,. Il ~ =
~ tfidsY H'r. 20 sm ~ Fgiday H'Felg99 j
II hoehe H'r..l1 - pm lLv p Towasd. 80 y.
AZ y = hslcen 600 NIalAr sehtlie...... s.@ =.
n nom s3n, Managing Osnef. = a
AssasAe, Azsss FAaas "a
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nrArn. In rrsrnAEs

COTELA It-gh3 faneras services over The re-
nsine o. Judge Eisnm Alexander Soe@t&r1
w4t - held ct sEs sexsdseee, Ne. - Lake
evsr1e. e fzsg osesacx tEsa eftsvnooz- Icte--
sasr9 ~ Lac View cssnsE@rg.
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nUsrsKss CHANCES.


Ls9E sALE-t1.aoo FOB HALF IS-ERESI II
Il notwithstanding Ptsnt. ruaning = fu4A
9sE rsy8nE ara uS1ta8v above al ex-eassss
reaF city. HAAs room = So sseoad street
LOB gALE-CIsAE, FRUIT AND CANDY
II sIsn4. good Location Eo- sz1sla EroeegTs US
Address E&rxssG. FOst-Ia.els1seaeer-
I.OR EAIE-SEwLY FU2Sf-HED ICE
e-ean aad sunca psriors. good lceat o..
OBJECT, parties leaving city. Address A 2 -
Fost-EHtelIsgsaes-.
LOB sALE-oSE OF The FINEST HOG
II 2as chicken rn1ehss IN King eaur.ys IL
acres. niles south Of city. Call Or address Z.
. Mezra. sozsh Psrx. near Brothers sesoo8-
LOB SALE Or EEST-BlLLIARD HALL;
Il four tables. almost new in . good town.
Apply c. Guitar. E1nzoEds. NASH
LsOR sALE-EIRsT-CLAss PRINTING oUT-
Il AZ with seli estsb ed weekly paper in
good iocssloBs price s3d terms reaso1anie. APP
ply 70 L I. Durzln. Pacific National Bank
baii1ing, Tacoma
Eog sALE-A FINE SALOON. INQUIRE
AZ III ssler aveaae.
L'OR SALE--A FIRST-CLAsS SALOON AND
II rsstaarant. daily receipts $3.50. VII be sold
eheap. part cash. balance or tiEaes owner going
East Hail. room 3. SIS second street
Tor sALE-RgTAIL DRUG BUSINESS:
IL c4ssn stock, good fixtures. best location IN
city; chance OF lifetime Address II. A. X
T. o BOX %
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u r. STEAMBOAT AND TRANSPoRrATfoS
ID. COMPANY. es
STEAMER ISLAND BELLE
{. u. brognnelc, Master,
leaves City Dock, foot OF Main street sv..
Monday, Wednesday and Friday stSn IA -
Port Townsend. Anacortes, Samish Fairh.vs-
ana Whatoom. goiag through % Blaine on So
urday.
CITY Dock Co, Agents. Jos. KINDAII
Telephone SA General Nanapar
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lvKRETT AND sNoHoaIsH Roura
CgT RATE TO EVERETT.

STEAMER MABEL
Leaves Central wharf tuesdays, Thursdays "A
Saturdays al a m. for Eimonds. Muklltso ~
erstt, Marysvilc, East Everett, Lowell and sne
homish. FARE To EVERETT. Dc; ROUKD
TRIP, 6oc. 10 sNoHoNIsH. SOC
GEO. J. WILLY, AxsuA
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For Alaska, August g, II. q. ~ msAn
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sTEA HERS.
IVEsT COAST STEAM NAVIGATION CO.
STEAMER FARALLOS
Dispatches steamers for san Francisco Auw N
aud fCyiniEhtiy thereafter
Passenger and frs!Eat rates the lowest
Tickets and freight rates can BE obtained by
applying 10 j O. CARRoII 49,,
Union Dock doos Of Union ssrsasj. saattia
1slepnone 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

rRUsHED MOCHA AND JAVA COFFEE. 10
Y per pound az Sevnaa's. 81 frons street
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EVERETT. SEATTLE. TACOMA, OLYMPIA
IL route-In effect Tuesday, August o.
CRICKET
Iv Everett -. S:4S ami Nv seattle if.N.r
Ar Seattle. Ii rs a IN AT Everett i. 2napm
Ly Evsrett... ,. 81 p inl Nv seattle -. s:Ann
Ar Seattle. 500 = M Ar Everett -. 7:Apn
SUNDAY.
Lv Everett -. 900 IN Lv Seattle. =. 5:00pn
Connecting with steamers Multaomah -
Aberdeen daily, except Monday, az 7.Msm
aud 90 p. m. Tor Tacoma, Olympia and shsl
ton. LANDING at CITY docs. foot OF Main ssress
Seattle. +. MCFARLAND. Master and Manssss
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\ OsT-~A CERTIFICATE oF PURCHASE
Il fTom sheriff klus casuty 81 Kate a e.
ktns sn&sfesk la real estate g. : SnEsef- ASA 5
shea iasf sss uaAsslfas4 e assigned - Sea
sew cestfncats a&k@1 A0Eus1 Z. A-sA ftuter
viii 20 rewarded - isavtaE al ss,taiesil-
Esmesr.
4 nsT THURSDAY, AT MADISON STREET
IL Eszs. zee pair &tAmen& earrings. f&nstsF
Stit Fsostse - Fswaa4 - lxkrsnx the saaas al
ssS FoNFsh street
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EVERETT RoUTE-sTMR GREYHOUND
DAILY Except sunday.
Leaves Seattle ass .. ID D, II 30 q. m. sd -
3. m Leaves Everett 9 =. IN, ?. N. and J ? =.
5anasys-lssyes Seattle llsS9 a. ~. LsSfa
Eyersit p. u.
FaFe~sinKis triF, 75cs round tFip MS CO
meets With roafn for Tacoma asd saohomtss.
Ian ifns- GNimap dock, lot IT 8aFlon sIfsf%
SEATTLE q TACOMA &AVfsATION Co.,.
claud rIoup. Pre-. h. ". 6OodAas. SEP
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NsNTKp~Ru REST.
lAANEkp~EO BENE FURNISHED Hot>E
" 80 Raj. q tsseas Csoss 81 ~ rssp2asEklS
E4fss. hsan a GeKwp1 hlsSE
AAANfAh 49, COTTAGE Win GARDEN,
" essss 100 &c sAklsrea AaaFeAs h -. fesz-
istss.lxSGosE
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A FINE LATE IMPROVED SINGER SEW
~ Lax machine. x1A >c1alzees' secoad-AAna
store. 1879 Front
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ron sxIE-RKII ESTATE

L'OR sALE-TRAcTs 4 TO y INCLUSIVE
az acres, Floods Acre Gardens. on west
shore OF Mercer island. !ast south 81 East Seat
tie: AID feet water front on Lake Wasniagton
land slssned and burned; this property lies in
northern part Of los :. section "a. township q
north, range east: see map: abstract furnished
showing eiear title and payment OF taxes; lib
ersl terns For particulars sriie TO F.W. Flood.
Lyuehburg. Va
The Irish standard. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn. ;) 1886-1920, 1894-09-01

and jewels hidden by. evil fairies. in the
old Pagan times. He will die terrible

and jewels hidden by. evil fairies in the
old Pagan times. He will die terrible
death, but the O'ByEnes will again take
their places among the princes of the
people. "a peasant of the neighborhood
once saw the treasure. He found the
shin bone of q hare lying on the grass.
He took it up; there was hole in it; he
lopked through the hole and saw the
gold heapsd up under the ground. He
hurried home to bring spade, but when
he got to the rath again he could not find
the spot where he had seen it."
There are those who will find only
foollshness and even worse than idle
words in "The Celtic T. light" >Let
them ;-our.fairies, though they fear holy
water, are most respectful to the priests;
they are honest believers aud hate the
higher criticisms Iu our country,
where, as the Countess de Mirabeau
says, eve love on. money and liberty"
it is hard to comprehend them. "Neyer
thelees, we of Celtic blood. will always
like them-for the lake is not burdensd
by it's swan, a steed by It's bride. or. a
man by the soul that is in him"
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Home Seekers Excursion Over the Alber
Lea Route. =

x1OI1lS oSSkS1S GAS0ASAOA SSSA sAA~ @9ssSs4A
LEA Route. -.
Will be run on Sept. Ii, Is, and.Oct 9.
from all points to Oklahoma, Northern
Texas and other territory for one for the
round trip, tickets good for twenty days.
These excursions will stop at all points
in this territory, whore as good farming
lands as there are in the world can be
had upon reasonable prices and terms.
These lands are suitable for growing
Grain, Fruit, Cotton and Stock; and the
climate is mild and healthful. Taken al
together no country on the American
continent offers to. day, as good induce
ments for those in want of comfortable
and prosperous homes, as Oklahoma and
Northern Texas. For full particulars,
descriptive pamphlets, ETC., call on any
agent Of M. & st. L. Ry., or address, the
Rock Island Colony & Land Co., 4O2
Manhatten Building, st. Paul, Mimi, or
A. B. Cults, Gen.l Pass. and Ticket
Agent, Minneapolis, MINI.
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A Protestant Minister. on Ireland

Rev. Mr. W Ark delivered lecture on
"Ireland" in Memphis, Tam, recently,
which has been widely published. Speak
ing of his feelings when he first beheld
the Irish coast, he said:
''The coast of Ireland! How the words
thrilled me Ino longer heard the rush
Of water, I no longer noted the rolling
and tossing of the ship; c=ased to think
Of the laboriug, groaning engines. l
thought only on the blessed, solid earth
on which my eyes were feasting. Yes
there could be no mistake; those were
the towering hills OF ireland. Thece she
stands like dear mother, stretching
forth her arms over the stormy deep, ill.,
viting her children to her breast; rising
UP from the ocean like beautiful god.
dess, she is the first to offer rest to
weather. beaten mariners, and to give
the traveller of the New World welcome.
Long live old Ireland! Green be her
fields; bright be her skies, and happiness
be the portion of her sons and daugh-
ters."
Alluding to Catholic and Protestant
Ireland, he said: my business is to state
|;facts-not to make them. OF course /
had ever been taught-in fact, had read
it in the Sunday school books, that .the
North of Ireland, which is supposed to
be Protestant, Is greatly superior to the
South of Ireland, which is supposed to
be Catholic. Now I have been through
Ireland from the extreme South to the
North, and aver upon the honor OF a
gentleman and Christian, that greater
fraud than the assumed superiority CT
the Protestant over the Catholic popula-
tion of Ireland was never palmed of up
on an innocent and unsuspecting public.
1t is pitiful when men attempt to coin
religious capital out of such material.
On the other hand, / saw more squaIor,
more abject misery, more poverty and
wretchedness in Glasgow and Edinburgh
than in the whole Of Ireland pat TO-
gether. Scotland is Protestant; Ireland
is Catholic: I say it is my duty to state
facts as see them, and not to allow re-
ligious prejudice to blind my eyes to the
truth. The sun of heaven shines on no
fairer spot than the South of Ireland
From Mallow, on the Biackwater, to
Cork on the Lee, it was pure and beauti
full as dream in the heart OF q sinless
maiden. I saw just two cities in Europe
which I should care to live in. One OF
these is Dundee, in Scotland, the other
Cork, in Ireland-with decided prefer
ence for Cork. Everywhere il Ireland 1
was treated like gentleman. Never for
an instant was I mistreated by human
being" v..
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North Dakota

Was admitted as state in 1889 but the
travelling public admits every day that
the beat line between Minneapolis, st.
Paul and Chicago is The North western
Line.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-02

There Is more Catarrh In this section Of
tho country than all other diseases put to-
getner, and until the last few years was
supposed to be incurable. For a great
many years doctors pronounced it local
disease and prescribed lscal remedies and
by constantly falling to cure with local
treatment. pronounced it incurable. Sci
ence has proven Catarrh to b, constitu-
tlonal disease, and, therefore, requires
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure, manufactured by +. J. Cheney &.Co.,
Toledo. Ohio, IS the only constitutional
Fcure in the market. 1t is taken internally
IN doses from ten drops TO a tsaspoonfIl.
It acts directlyon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system. They Offer one
hundred dollars for any caBe it falls to
cure Send fJr circul IRIS and testimonials.
Address T. ]. CHENEY Il CO, Toledo, o.
Sold by druggists, 75c.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-02
Did You Ever Think oflf?

After you get angry and stop your
paper, just poke your finger into
water, pull it out and look for the
hole, says the Oreville Mercury
'.4en you will know how sadly you
are missed A man who thinks q
paper cannot thrive without his sup
port ought to go off aud stay awhile
When he comes back hall his friends
will not know he hal gone aud the
other half will not care cent, while
the world at large kept no account CT
his movements. You will tiad things
you cannot endorse in every paper.
Even the Bible is rather plain and
hits some hard raps. Ii you were
to get mad and burn your Bible the
hundreds of presses will still go on
printing it, and when you stop your
paper and cali the editor names, Il g
paper will still be published, and
what Is more you vii read il on the
Slv
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-02

JOHN W. MAcKEY has succeeded in
effecting reconciliation between the
Prince and Princess Colonna. The
threatened divorce proceedings have
been stopped, and there has been a
complete readjustment OF the family
difficulties The princess will return
TO her husband in June or July witt.
her children, and the Prince mas
agreed to behave himself. The fnan-
piai affairs are sad to have been ar.
ranged upon satisfactory basis.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-02

Benjamin franklin in May, 1904,
left fund of $4,000 which he directed
should be put at interest ami left to
accumulate for century. That
fund reaches now nearly 500, 0o9,
which shows how easily any nah
with $4,000 or $40, 900 can p-C rich If
he can loan it at fair rates and wait
one hundred years 70, the returns.
Half of old Ben S money was to 90 to
some public purpose for the benefit
of the people OF Boston. Tae other
half should be put back on interest
With the half to be used, the trustees
of the fund propose to build and
equip an Industrial training school,
The Board OF Aldermen and three
ministers Of the oldest religious So
.cieties in Boston constitute the board
of trustees.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-02

sF Your patronage is always appre-
ciated' and no matter how small your pur-
ohnse, you may rest assured il will be
our constant aim TO give our customers the
best goods that can be obtained and at
reasonable prices.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-02
A Legal Puyzler.

Curious comments by q judge, eve n
90 the presence of the prisoner,
though extremely rare, arc not I'M
precedeptsd Mr.. Justice Maui once
addressed a phenomenon Of Innocence
in a smoee irocd in the following
words; Prisoner AZ the bar. your
counsel thinks y ii nocent, co nse
for prose- ution thinks you iRnorcr !;
aud l also fully believe that va e
innocent. But jury of your own
countrymen, in the exercise o. such
common sense as they possess. which
does not seem to be much, b We four d
you guilty, and it remains that shall
pass upon you the sentence of the
Jaw. That sentence IS that you be
kept in Imprisonment for one cay.
and as that day was yesterday, You
may now go about your business"
The unfortunate rustic. rala r
scared. went about his business, b
thought law was an uncompo ~
puzzling business. IL lnaon Tit3its.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1894-05-02

A SHORT time ago rica bachelor
died and left all his wealth to the
ladies who had refused to marry him.
He said it was to them he was indabt-
cd for the happy life he had led.