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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-18

changing color and delicate designs. Tha
lighter and more fluffy materials are used In
profusion for dancing and reception gowns
The newest material Is mousselne de soie,
with soft Almy finish.
The new silk waists are In two varieties
those that end at the waist and those that
flow out over the hips In q variety OF patterns,
all Of them, however, having more or less
method in their arrangement. They are
among the most sensible articles Of dress
ever invented for ladys comfort, especially
In travelling, for If only small baggage ia
carried, q lady can always look nicely dressed
at chance entertainment, the theatre, or din
ner. She has only To slip of the waist to her
travelling dress and don fancy silk waist.
and she finds herself ready for almost any
emergency. One that saw which would be bs-
coming to nearly any lady was OF green ta1eta
silk, made with full waist ending in broad
belt upon which one row Of white Lace
insertion, rufle about six inches Wide with
white lace insertion set In about an inch from
edge Of ruf1e, and falling down across the
breast over the shoulders and across the
back, high, full sleeves finished at the bottom
by one row Of insertion, high standing collar
Of the silk trimmed with plain band OF tho
Lace.
The waist illustrated Is Of black or gray
taffeta silk figured, a full waist ending In
broad belt. Over the shoulders are double
capes Of the silk, one few inches shorter
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-18
WORK Is A BLESSING.

What great blessing is work! ~ do not
know what should do" said one who was
hardly pressed, III had not my work; but
that is 80 absorbing that trouble and care
are forgotten while l am ut work; and l
daily thank God that am compelled to do
it, Many others could say the same. "Flnd
thv work and do it." might appear cold COM
fort in the time OF sorrow but it is good ad-
vice, nevertheless. Let none give up work
because the winter is here; steadfast workers
are needed all the more because OF that
ILondon Sunday-School Times.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-18
p-osnects ora Pour Maple Sugar Crop.

Reports from the northern and western
sections Of New Hampshire and from parts
of Vermont indicate that the msPle-sugar
crop this year will be practical failure.
The absence of frost In the ground and the
scarcity and high wag,s- OF help are said to
be the causes. Some OF the best orchards
will not be tapped
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-18

than the other, and both having black lace
guimpe insertion set in about one inch from
the edge Of the capes. High standing collar
Of the silk, trimmed with one row Of the in
sertion, high full sleeves with one row OF
insertion at the bottom. This waist Is very
effective and beautiful for middle-aged
lady, and is suitably made up In gayer colors
for younger faces.
There is no prettier costume for child Of
ten years, than brown dress, tan colored
stockings. tan shoes and brown hat and
gloves.
For the thicker dresses for children's wear
very pretty combinations Of cashmere and
white lace are shown.
Chamois Is again introduced for vests and
cuffs, and has a very pretty as well as odd
effect when combined with brown. To make
any costume look complete the hat, shoes.
gloves and parasol should match. Even In
cheap material costume Of this kind will be
much more effective than odd colors put to
eether, J. FLORENCE WILSON.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-18
a New Weather bureau Division.

Secretary Morton has a1'!ei now dtvi.
sion to the Weather Bureau. tc 10 devoted
10 the subject OF ''mctcoroiogY in .;s relation
TO agricultural! soils" Pfoio~or Milton
Whitney, OF Maryland, was arpo;nted Chiei
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-18
ST. Louis q Growing Town.

According to an estimate based on the mum.
ber of names in the new city directory to be
issued in few days, the population OF st.
Louis is placed at nearly 600, 900. Accord.
ing to the census OF 1899 ct. Louis then had
q population OF 451 no.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-18
NEW FASHIONS.
LATEST IDEAS FOR GROWN AND
LITTLE WOMEN.
Beautiful Creations In Bonnets =
Changes in Children's Hats
A Child's Gingham Dress
Silk Waists.

Spring shows more varied and beautiful
costumes than it has for many seasons past
grace all forms, and many and varied ara
the shapes in hats and bonnets.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-18

Canadians Recrossing the Border.
A report has been prepared from the Gus
tom House returns at Montreal, showing
that S400 expatriated families, or AZ, 900 peo-
pie, returned from the United States t0
Canada last year. !
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1894-04-18
Revival of Business.

sprinc-like weather caused general re-
yiYal of business at all trade oantraa-
Mohave County miner., 1894-05-12
Quicksilcer discovered.


j. Goodin il back from the vicinity OF
the canyon OF the Hsssayampa, rlxry
miles northeast OF Phenix, bringing with
him some beautiful specimens Of rock
taken by himself and partners from .
ledge by them discovered near Ssnio
Domingo gulch, dozen miles from
Seymour. The ore hears all the appear
ance Of every rich cinnsbsr, yet At the
same time contains both gold aud lead.
BY the simplest of tests Mr.. Goodin has
extracted mercury from the ore and in
extrsor Iinary quantity. tie has about
twelve feet OF the ore, in strong ledge for
nation and undoubtedly has n BONANZA.
Samples can he SEEN In the Office Of the
Phenix Real Estate company.
II has long oeen known that the conn
try above Seymour on the east bank Of
the Hassayamp. contains cinnahar. hut
till this none of th. rock has been found
rich enough for reduction. Quicksilver
is now worth about ffty cents a pound,
and the G ,lifornia mines are said 10 be
about exhausted, and upon Aroma may
fall the task Of supplying the world with
this most essential minersl.--Gszette.
Mohave County miner., 1894-05-12

The following is said to be sure rem.
edy for pnsumonis, scarlet fever. sore
throat, infiammatory diseases: Take a
cupful OF corn meal and teaspoonful OF
salaratus; mix them well tos,her with
hot water. making = poultice; put be-.
tween Two thin cloths and apply as hot
a. possible to the affected part, changing
a. often as Il becomes cool. ihls re-
ce'pi has cur-d many Of the worst cases
known in from tso to iwen'y.ionr hours.
Mohave County miner., 1894-05-12
No Chance ia africa.

Charles Williams, acting United States
consul agent at Johannesburg, Africa,
gives the following noti'e through the
American press: For the benefit OF
those who contemplate coming to son'h
Africa, 1 would like to inform them
through the papers that South Africa
is no place for American workmen at
present. A large number Of those Al
ready here cannot find employment, st
xny price. I am CONSTANTLY receiving
inquiries for this information from your
p,rt Of the states, and think this is the
hest means OF answering them.
Mohave County miner., 1894-05-12
500 Reuavd, sI00.

The readers oi This paper will be pleased
10 ls ,fn that Their. is At least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to
cure an all its stages and that is Caarri,.
Halls Cat.rrh Care Is the only positive
cure now known to the medical fraternity
Catarrh being constitutional treaiin
Halls Ca,arrh Cure il taken internally,
scting directly upon the blood and mu
cous surfaces OF tn. system, thereby des-
roying the foundation OF the dise,s-,
and gisinx the patient strength by buili.
ing mp the constitution and assisting ma
ture in doing i,s work. The proprietors
have 40 much faith in its cur alive powers,
Tn they off, One Hanired ID hIsrs for
any ease that !, fails to cure. Send for
list OF testimonials.
Address, r. j CHENEY & CO., ToIe.
do. O.
- Sold by Druggists. 75c.
Mohave County miner., 1894-05-12

but rarely in large nugge,s. This show,
that sulpha,e Of iron 10 the natural sol.
vent Of gold. These larger grains and
nuggets result from ihe running together
or coalescing OF all the minute PARTICLES
contained IN mass Of iron pyri,es into
mass Of gold. BY water the sulphide
OF iron pyri'es is oxidixed into sulpha,e
and the gold 'edissoived. From this So
luton !, erys,aIlxrd into one mass as the
solution concentrates. In the case Of
large nuggets the gold is probably In
some way deposited constantly In the
same place IRON a similar s,lution bring
my gold for a long time"
la conclusion We may add that there
appears 10 he good deal to say IN favor
Vi both sides, abd ii seems probable u
Us that whilst a large amount Of the gold,
especially the grains and smaller nuggets
may be in the placer according to tile
mechanical theory as water. worn, water.
born pebbles, yet in the case Of the
larger nuggets, the sixe Of them, and
th-r remarkably pii,ed exterior. would
suggest either some chemical action has.
ing taken place in the placer itself, or
else In the pyri,es and gold Of the vein
before the nugse, was transported there
Tue matter is still AN open question =
ARTHUR LAKES, Lat Professor School o
Mines, Colo.
Mohave County miner., 1894-05-12
EXCURSION TRIPS

EXCURSION TRIPS
FROM SAN FRANCISCO to other points In
California will be allowed purchasers OF
special Midwinter Fair tickets at the following
roundtrip rates;
TO STATIONS UNDER iO MILES FROM
SAN FRANCISCO. ONE AND oNE-THIRD
one-way fare.
TO STATIONS $50 MILES OR MORE FROM
SAN FRANCISCO. ONE AND ONE. FIFTH one
way fare.
For exact rates and full information. inquire
Of W. A. L. Tarr. A. &P. Ry. Agent at King.
man. Arizona, or address the undersigned
RICH'D GRAY. T. II. GOODMAN,
Gen. Trafiic Manager. Gen. Passenger Agt
SOUTHERN PAclfIC Co.,
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
Mohave County miner., 1894-05-12
The barons Of Pennsylvania who are

The barons Of Pennsylvania who are
Ioudest and 6ercest ia, heir demand for
"pro,ection to American labor" are re-.
sponsible for the crimes OF the savage
and mnrderous Hun, whom they have
i'm ported TO take the place OF striking
Americans. 1t is u crime against civili-
zarion and society to introdure 30 de-
graded IN element into the population OF
the country and the insatia,e greed OF
the defenders OF American labor against
the "pauper labor Of Europe" is respon'
sible for It all Memphis Commercial.
Mohave County miner., 1894-05-12

II King Solomon was alive he would
nov sav. 500 TO the travelling man. learn
hi. ways, and be wise" Mr.. G. W. Bat
tell. a Cincinnati travelling man represen-
ting the Queen City Printing Ink Co..
after suffering intensely for two or three
DAVIS with lsmeness Of the shoulder. re-
sulting from rheumatism, completely
cured II with two applications OF Cham
berlain's Pain Balm This remedy Is
oainin, a wide reputation for its prompt
cures OF rheumatism, lame back, spra'ns'
dwellings, and lameness. 5o cent "o'''es
are for sale by ;, w
Druggist.
Mohave County miner., 1894-05-12

The arc lamp is yet to he touched mp
to more perfectly uniform action; the
glow lamp il to be chespened; alternaf'
iny current motors are to be perfected
electro .metallurgy is to he fostered and
brought more generally into commercial
usefulness; conduit railways must be At
tanned orave batteries or gas batteries
of = permanent type are TO be designed;
long. distance transmission must come
and host OF other kindred tasks remain.
We are but on the threshold OF the
elec,r;cal age. Electrical Review.
Mohave County miner., 1894-05-12
First publication May 5th.l
Notice of New Regis
tratiOn of Voters in
MOhave County,
Arizona.

Notice Is hereby given that st the regular
April meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors Of
Mohsve county, Arizona, the follow ng order
was made aud duly entered on the records Of
said board, on the Sd day Of april 1894.
The Board upon motion orders
That a notice he published for four
months that new registration Of the
voters OF the county must he hid for the
ensuing election, ~ req iirei nv an At
No Z. OF the Session Laws OF 1899. Ter
ritory Of Arizona
Registering Officers and all concerned win
take notice aud be governed accordingly.
Registration will close twenty days before
the day OF election.
By order OF the Board OF Supervisors OF Mo-
have county. L. o. C0wAN,
Mohave County miner., 1894-05-12
HEALTH and ACCIDENT INSURANCE
FIDELITY MUTUAL AID ASSN.
San Francisco, Cal.
FOR FIVE CENTS Per DAY

Will pay you, according 70 the hazard ofyour
occupaton. IRON %. 90 to e25. OO week when
unable TO work through being accidentally hurt
win pay your famiiy, n You are aee'-
dentalIy killed, eos. 90 TO $4,000
VIII pay you ESQ. 90 a week. when you are
eek and unable 20 work. Win pay 900. 90 for
your funeral expenses u you lose hand and
FOO, OF both feet ar 10th hands, IT will pay you
Si3s. OOto $4,000.
IF INSURED. you cannot lose ALL YOuR
INCOME when you are SICK or DISABLED
by ACCIDENT.
ABSOLUTE PROTECTION to the member
upon paving $500 life membership fee and
dues a 81. 80 per month.
The FIDELITY MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION Is
Pre- emnently the argest and strongest Ae:
eident and Hea1th Associatton in the United
states.
1T HAS %, 900. 90 cash deposits with the
States Of California and Missouri. which, together
with an ample Reserve Fund and large assets.
make its certificate an absolute guarantee OF the
sodity Of It's protection TO its members.
Reliable Agents Wanted. Write
J. l.. u. kHETTERLEY,
Secretary and General Manager.
Gan Fvaneisro, Cal
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05
Old War Eagle to the Fore.
The Poorman Gets IL Richer
Than Ever In the Belle
Peck Level.


The Nuoagr miner paid visit 10 the
Poorinan mine yesterday and found the
mill running ~ steadily ~ the ore sup
ply would permit, bat the condition Of
The half nils Of road over which The
ore has 20 b. hauled, 10 80 bad that for
short time yet ore cannot be brought
down az rapidly ~ required. Cuts have
been made through snow drifts twenty
hye feet In depth 10 make road.
Tbs mill will rsyolusionizs the meth
cd Of working War Eagle ores, a. II
has demonstrated that pan amslgama-
iion Ia not necessary TO says the yslues
The ore is hrst, IN this mill, amslgs.
mated In the batteries aud then rnp
over sixteen feet Of copper plates, and
then over Frue ysDnsfs II bias been
found that tile pulp leaving ibs plates IL
scarcely worth running over The van.
npfs,
Here Ia an iIpslration Of results Of
one ton Of rich ore worked
Pulp In battery assaysd--gold 81 ,0z0 I;
,
silver, ss8s.
Pulp after leaving plates assaysd---
gold and silver combined o., 80.
Tailings ssssyed, sitter running Over
he sanasrs --goId, trace silver,
$i,70.
The cost Of running he mill twenty
-four hours Ia sbont S45,
When run at fall capacity iba cost per
ton viii be but very little, II any, IN *.
cess Of s2, including cost Of bsuiibg
from The mine. Twenty miners are
now employed and siopes are being
started 10 the oso tnnDsl every Gfy feet
for distance of 450 feet.
Only Two men are wofking ia ibe
Bells Peck tunnel, which Ia 34D fvsi
deeper than the Oso, for The reason that
the air ID very bad but gasoline on.
Tlne ane blower will be pat IN Nv soon
rs The engine can be taken np tho
mountain, and then 80 8pfaiss viii be
made 70 connect tbs two tunnels, which
VIII make tbs air good 10 The entire
NINE,
The point where the Oso vein Is cot
by ofossoul from ihs Bells Peck toD.
Del 10 aDopt 100 feet south Of What 10
known as tbs bommsfesmp shoot Of ofs
In The 0so Tunnel The vein has bseD
followed north only about twenty feet
ana Is almost IsbeousIy rich. Slabs D0w
ia tho couipa1y's Office, two lesl ip
length, are splendid cabinet specimens.
As The boWmsfUsmp shoot pitches south
they ars Dow noqoesnoDabiy On ibai
shoot With mors than 800 feet Of backs
aboys them A. soon as work can bs
vigorously prosecuted from ibis low Or
tupoel tbs mine viii show ~ even bot.
Ter than u did sysnty.foor ysats sgo,
when tho suffacs 90 tbs top of tbs
mountain Was ths boDaBzs VI idaho.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05
Bear it in Hind

The men Of ibs East Should keep
these facts ~ mind while their hearts
afs qDskios as tbs approach Of The Is-
dbsifisl srmisss
Fifsi viii silver fsmoBsiized, no
"1Ddusiiajs'' would bs marching 70 the
East ffom this region. There would be
work for slL
SECOND - With silver remoDslized,
there yosId be sneil cali for Eastern
goods made BY The Vest thst tbs Idle
factories u tbs Bast would rssnms and
The men iD tfoDbls tbsss would 6od
wOfk.
JbiS1--witb silver feinopstize1, The
AbyaBes 10 prices xenl1 make ~ Lest
two millions, obt ~ fbs cir millions 81
farms ~ ibs DDiied Bislss, need one
D0fs bifsd asB sseb, sD5 ibs msrei, n
lbs iadBsifiel armies aoIj6 suddenly
esass. 40 u ls, ibs g4ss viii not bHs6
this, and hence, While tbet may eos 70.
sllzg u ysi, their cities at4 10 danger n
g,s sD6 tiOs. sDd fbs 00ysfDmssf n
ibs United ststss is Io Defs Ds,D fbs6
u ever Hss bsfefs, Bot exeeDii0z fbs
dtta5fDd Teats bpfHssD Issi sBd Ise5,
Sslt J,sts 1ttDeDs>
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

An Interesting , sss.s er Of sbe Ss3see rAe-
asd y . 81 es.ss4risse,.

Aa Interesting , e,s-. n Of abe sssses ,sso-
aad y pets.ss4riassie
The Hargay. Or tgDeFlcag tiger CA
Is q little small r q ar the o@elo1 and
not quite 80 ~ Dd4 me. The Iees and
feet are sp0tfet N tfue letBsaTa fash
ION. Drt the sIs aidt pa, sides and b0es
ars pIentif1liy eav 5nlSltd sgfsh as1Elf.
irregular rc&6f l6s 0r else bic ylGex
bl0teJies, wbieh en me shoulders sse
heightened into ~ semf-eiseqsiaf bands
TIE Qf0nna G aOf Is bright fawHg
ats,ge aD0 iigisfr y si0se, = specimen
~ ne Afasrfel mpsean II naesy4l
history nse4saft swsntg1our inches s.
ienHtb NJ he's assI b6lsgs al. fe4S
inches, an1 kei11 1sf . tlso sl,0sld6v. f6a
snG Of,e-f@lf iof ies. ~ all si7s Amer.
ieas ffiMas NJ e6s ~ y, h0fsadag S.
~ %ieb1ias. the kiafeag 6ae ~
p,f0&1li@s neSfs 4 " ne domestic Dae
IL temper Aad 4l,sss IN soYth Afaes
iea, nifeTa Is a sofhmSafst. it "A
Dfstn taHsed 81 alipced fha fsetsofa
n = b<ssee i,ef sese ~ slse fsfs \ sss
t@faibaffM fe = M ~ mabsa, wien
eaagbt venne + n @sR Created 4 very
otytsie shlffsfsI ~ w viii efates bdsqf
etey. n IA Ge&ek ms 1Mlssy sn4 gsas1
t51s. aBd wls4r gef hor e sssstis
fiis sflTe n ~ ah4is ls444 Is NAkts
itself 4 FYeat . lisaf mrs Sl6t
iS,id and s6ds Ions specimen 6r tAs
Ess498ibo rIve H. Swh AussYi
sl,18t midd8g ssff - Bs ia fhe vege AZ
N eaftgiae 9T deas is,z fftm 4 sp5s
within thirty y. mis u tl.e htnsse
ms home ~ d "a ~ reaB 6et Is s tlse
he8vg, its9.ig;fz faesSs ~ seoE6cs
48iefiea. ffoB { 6e AliN ~ V4fs F
ia #teiety so iial~6m l4t5seA tb
8h9iN N csstt sd sgasl fioa Il
fsfa16a9 f,vts Nai H6f ssta5f0 ~
y ta9e floHf le ~ fqihs Of waess
s',ifsss. 4 very swords resort Ton fay
sst aW6Ilefs eiSfsli
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

sPEfssFIz asp Mass, ArriI %. 1894.
FEixsD Lac Fl bope to enter the
world again 1r lss, going from here TO
View York an Sen home, so yoa san
change sddre 3 of pa per to BonIder.
! have bad nard time; GsmiugIy
no end 10 my Hsfrring- sseIIs come on
every fsw dxj 4 / think when I get
home cbs Hs OF climate will help
build me up sErfng once MORE / will
always be bad b scripcs--s. Ny left leg
10 juG three i CITES short and qnite ssif.
cxonot walk excsps on crnrcbes, bat
in tim~ will p o5zbIy be able 10 use my
lex sgsin.
This 10 bea 1fsful country and Spring
ssId 10 very ossuiiful city. Iftbe cll-
mate was be ttr would like to live
here, provides IF course, had plenty
Of money.
I have been wsli taken care of by the
p>spis conDec Ell s1tb this hospital in
fact their kim n'ss and good care saved
my life, and ise time draws near to
leave dread si ~. There is funny
side. ho~sver alfesst it appears funny
to western o sI.. When | was 6rst
broggbt here, IL being known l was
from Colorado / vas looked on as q Gu
riosity and it 5zsF9nite a while before
they found / was somewhat civilized
sDd not much 1ifefent from those who
are fortunate ncagh to live In Gods
country, "a til BY y.asl this country. I 4
have often b +ers asked bow | could
stand II to live AMONG Indians and cow
boys
They do soD things here that would
LOOK fanny TO Jcahoap. I made a 1
lse ds5> ago amounting to
one dollar and Tor q discount of two /
pennies, in or Ter to secure my future
business A man siyiug here in Spring
BeIds engaged . tatehing chickens by
IN incubator. r,3zuIstes the time for
DatcbiDg that usssl not occnr on Snn-
lay, 70 the chi ks when breaking the
'beIIs, will not hsrfe to break the Sab
Dasb. This is n s.ctasi fact.
/ also hear tf khesf craze (started in
Boston. Of csDr ~ is to pot pantaIsts oD
be piano legs. Iiaybs sbenld say.)
souls, u. r. LzEcH.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05

When General Coxsy arrives ia
Washington and commences TO marshal
bis tattsrdsnaIioDs In front Of the cap
iioI 10 boot Congress into passing 4
financial measure which viii msks an
afiinsnt gentleman Of s7ery uoempIoye ed
man 10 tbs land, he ought TO be fully
prepared with the proper language to
be addressed 70 tbaf body. Fortunately
for hin, bis enterprise il not epierely
original. Others h4ve gons before bim
in sttsmpts TO bulIdozs Congress into
the fatteniDg Of their purses and the
Of their fortunes 10 gene
raj. II be has taste for presidents, b .
has but 70 examine the files Of some Of
the New York daily papers during the
months Of August, September and Oc-
tober last. In them be ~iil God deBuD-
eistions Of Congress which be would not
dare 70 use, and the ntterspce Of which
would soon land him in the disfr5ct Jail.
Following these presidents. be would
d. clare every Senator and member who
differed with him scoundrsi or fool.
If any should desire 10 present any ar
gnmsDt sssiost the passage Of his
scheme, he would deny their right 10
debate, and would threaten the ven
Ksancs Of The psopIs opon their heads
II they should delay obe6isnce 70 bis
demands. Further following these
same pfocedeDts, he need not present
any reasons wbo his measures should be
passed, excerpt that be has decided that
they ought 10 be passed. The beet spec
lmsDs Of bplldozing General Coxey will
fDJ IN the Nes YORK Times and Even
ing Post of bat period. Hs win 6Dd IN
one Of them q Communication advoczs-
Ing The Increment Of the mob upon
Washington sith yiss 10 the lynch
ing of rsealciirsnt Senators.
We DO not rscommeDS that fbis nee
financial leader adopt the methods Of
The gold ring. What ws have said is
rather for the purpose Of calling sttsD-
ton to The fact thst six mouths axo cop-
zress sss threatened by sild md ioceD-
diary writer's 10 the Interest Of ths gold
sisDdsfd. The property Of tbs cooDtry /
vas found 10 contain just ss vicious An
srebisss as can be found In the rsoks Of /
10 poverty. Tbs propsftisd Ansrebists
made their threats al long range. Gem
sfsl Coxsy and bis lisbteDaDfs would do
vEli 10 follow this portion Of their ex-
,mpi', " they are 70 follow any Of it,
Cincinnati Enquirer.
The DeLamar nugget. [volume] (DeLamar, Idaho) 1891-1900, 1894-05-05
A Loss Child Pound.

A family dos o iis Florida lost their
child, and fail OK TO Gnd it after two
days, pot IS c snt notiee IN ne0spa,
per and the peziirnorping they were
surprised to see an alligator on their
steps where he psd 1isgorged their Iosf
child alive, aid A3en die>s bimsgL
They sold the egalor hide Isr IS nd
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