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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1895-08-01

ancc alluded, ho had tended Gregson
through u sharp attack of delirum tro-
mems, he had caught some Of the wild
words Of the poor wretch's delirlum and
stored them In his memory for future
use, feeling pretty sure the sick mans
phantasIes were based on actual events
ANYHOW, his own case was desperate,
and he would fire u shot with the chance
of hitting a mark,
"ls your life blamcless Jacob Greg.
scn?" he asked, "Man, have you for
gotten the rotten bridge of Newton
lock? Do you never hear the screams
of the poor girl you flung into the dark
waters? Do you never"
Hold" cried Grcgson, quivering
with terror, I'm mercy hold can
not bear It. You will drive me mad"
"Ahl' Dedd gave sigh of intense
satisfaction. ~ think this little bit Of
an exchange Of confidence will cement
our friendship. We have both past
to conceal So, like wise men, we will
help each other. Is 1t so, my friend9"
But You will not come between me
and the glrl?H Gregson asked, with
white lips.
mot !, That games been played
out between her and me, and she won
hands down No, only want to stay
in the place long enough to mature a
few little mining spcculations-inno-
cent little schemes which may pan out
pretty profitable"
That's no business Of mine" Greg
son said, generously, "You may swim
die the whole blooming population for
what | care So let's shake hands an
start fair
with pleasure
And whatlay are you on now, ronyP'
I'm Rev. Archibald Dodd, Hopkin-
site minister. Do YOU twiQ. JakeT
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short, squat man, broad shoulders,
stoops, lobe Of left ear gone, owns up
to forty-two," the corporal replied, with
military accuracy.
Jacob was greatly disturbed.
HAS he a slight halt In the left footp
Has he habit Of shifting with the nos
tril?"he asked.
"That's him toa 7. Have you ever
met him2"
81? No. That is, yes Tell you
what, II he's the man mean, I'd rather
meet him alone first. We've an old ac'
count to settle, and" .
"Why not put your hat on an stroll
up the road? He won't be long"
"The very thing. III do It,"
When Mr.. Gregson found himself
half-a-mile away from the house he
burst intoa string Of excavations, which
acted as safety-valve to his pcnt-up
feelings; then, being relieved, he lit
big cigar and sat on fallen tree to
await Dodd's coming.
Ills meditations were soon broken by
the cheerful tramp Of horses hoofs.
In nm instant he was erect, and, with
his hand, gazing ut distant, yet ap-
preaching hgure-an ungainly rider,
bobbiue about like a sack OF meal in
the saddle.
'lt's him. Gregson muttered, with
an oath as he drew behind the shelter
Of a pine.
Just as the luckless horseman APP
preached the tree, Gregson with q
dramatic sweep of his hand, rushed
forward and yelled at the top OF his
voice:
Stop
The result was disastrous. The
horse, which was moving at rapid
canter, stopped, plunged, and the IN.
happy rider was pitched like u bolt
from caterpult over his head. his
huge, squat figure striking the earth
with dull thud while the lively steed
kicked mp It's heels in delighted free
dom and galloped off to 0retown.
"The lubberly fool" Gregson
praoned, aghast at his friends cques-
trian somcrsault, but humanely help
ing Dodd to his feet, who stood gaz-
ing with blanched face at his unwonted
appearance. -,
"Heavensl Gregson, Is 1t your he
suffered at last, in faltering tones
"Yes, Mr.. Tony Savage, it's inc, sure
enough So I've run you to earth
at last, have |? Yah! you white-liv
cred eur, You trcacherous rogue that
hasn't even pluck to be honest Will
brother thieves"
II can explain"
"Of course you can. Words run slic
enough from your oily tongue"
II meant no harm, Jacob--at 'eas'
none to YOU
"Oh, no; OF courso you didn't. Yor
acted all rlong for my good, like {
guardian angel, didn't yer? But you
an I've got an account to settle. Whcr
lay on that bed Of sickness in Lon
don you wormcd my secret about The
girl out of me an then you skippc'
across the herring'pond to take advan
tagc Of It. knew where you'd gon'
the moment missed you, an, as sool
us the cursed fever left me, pulled VI
sticks an followed yer"
lie paused for reply. None came
LET me-" he said mocklngly, "Nlr
johnson, Thompson, Robinson, llobb
Or Dodd, or whichever of your aliase
you are sailing under, Tony Savage
ask whit you are doing In this out-of
the-way region, so far from the pleas
ant slums OF White Chapel?"
But an inspiration had flashed acros
Dodd's fertile brain. When, durinl
that illness to which his old acquaint
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CHAPTER XIV.
Mr.. popD's FRIEND.

"Missusl Missusl" Corporal Whitfora
shouted one sunshiny morning, as he
was polishing his face, soldier-fashion'
with soap and water, over big tub Ia
his back yard. "Missusl There's some
one a-hammerin' away at the front door
cant you hear 'un?"
''Some drafted book agent, Oh reckon, "
remarked the angry dame, as she put
aside her irons and hurried to answer
the summons.
But the good woman had no sooner
drawn back the door, withmouth al
ready open to give the intruder On I'M
patient reception, than she gave little
shrek Of establishment that startled
the corporal In the back kitchen.
why Jacob Gregsonl' she gaspcd,
when breath would come.
Yes, 1t was he.
"Your dearly beloved cousin sure
enough" the irrepresslble visitor
CIRCULATED, selling her handand wiring
ing 1t effusivcly. "Do you take me for
aspook, I'ess?"
"Oi'm welly added wi wonder at
seem yer"
"Thcn III invite myself in, rs you
don't seem to have wits enough left to
be polite"
AYE, COON In, do"
"Ah, this Is comfortable. Well,
where's the gallant corporal an how's
Elsic?" he cried, as he flung himself
without ceremony into IN armchair.
"IIc's clcanin' hissclf he be-" Then
running out she broke the extraordi-
nary tidings Of the new arrival to her
husband.
"Who dost thou think be a-settin +
our housc-room?"
ELSIE come bacl,?"
mo, indeed. There, thou'lt never
guess. 1t be none other than Jacob
Gregson."
"Then all ] can say,' remarked the
corporal slowly, as he dried bis face on
the huckaback towel, sis that another
scoundrcl Is added to the criminal pop.
ulation Of this understanding coun.
try"
"0h, hush, Oh dunnot loikc TO treat
moi own ilcsh-an'-blood thatta way
isoides, he looks well-fettlcd, an Oi
shouldn't wonder but he be COON to pay
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MUSICAL stockings are among the
latest freaks Of fashion. They are not
audibly musical, however, merely
visibly so. Their openwork bands,
running perpendicularly up the ankles,
are patterned in the notes and bars Of
the musical clef. OF course different
tunes are used for different occasions.
Upon fnll-dress hosiery grand opera
arias are appropriately inscribed,
Lighter compositions appear upon these
dedicated to functions less important,
and for everyday stockings quite every
day ditties are used. Stockings to be
worn upon Sunday alone are an inter-
esting phase Of the fashion. These are,
Of course, embellished with hymn
tunes and other sacred music.
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An Englishman and q German In
Chicago are partners In new and
novel business whicl, they advertise as
a Watchdog Exchange. They will sell
dogs trained for watching, or the dogs
may be engaged by the month, week
or night. The German partner has the
experience, having been employed as 2
keeper in similar business In Berlin,
where there are several Of these ex-
changes doing q good business.
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ITO BIZ CONTINUED

Mrs. I. S. Hawkin, Chattanooga,
Tenn, says, "Shiloh's Vitalizer
SAVED MY LIFE. | consider 1t the
best remedy for debilitated system
l ever used" For Dyspepsia, Liver
or Kidney trouble it excels. Price rs
cents Sold by Gulick, the druggist
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THE city council Of Joliet, Ill.,, has
adopted resolution declaring that
latter careful investigation Of the


etymology Of the word Joliet, and It's
origin, It Is ordained that the only otii-
cial, correct and proper pronunciation
and spelling Of the name of this city
shall be Joliet, the accent on the
first syllable, with the % in such first
syllable pronounced In Its long sound,
as In the words so, mo and 'foe;" and
that ut shall be the duty Of the officers
Of our public schools to prepare and en-
force such rules as will be best calcu-
lated to secure the proper
training Of the young" Prisoners 60
ing down to the pen will no longer
have the pleasant reflection that they
may be jolly yet.
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IT Is nova rule Of the white house that
NO bird shall be allowed to MARBLE or
even live within the walls Of the execu.
tive mansion. Mrs. Hayes made this rule
years ago, and 1t has been obeyed as a
sacred precedent. When Mrs. Cleve-
land first came to the white house to
live after her marriage she had pet
canary which she had brought with
her. But the rule against birds was
explained to her and she gave the bird
away and kept the rule.
A SUFFER- county (Cal.) man has o
"cat RANCH" upon which he annually
raises thousands Of Maltese pussies for
the fur market. The next thing In
order will be dog industry Of some
kind to dispose Of the constantly In
creasing supply Of superauous ours that
a~a numhering the whola country.
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..ncaIly. tim; Is extraordinary. What
nerve you western girls must be en-
doycd with
Are there no. thousands Of girls in
New York sorl.ing for LIVELIHOOD"
Hundreds Of thousands, but they
are under the protection Of their
friends"
II am sorry | troubled you" Elsie
said, rising.
"Do not be impatient WIZ, bless
my soul, do you suppose that N go
ing to allow an innocent child like you
to walk out into the pitfalls of this
cruel place--what do you take ne for?"
III you cannot give me work to do,
nor tell me where 1t is to be got, shall
accept no other aid from you"
Mr.. Grail stared at her harder than
ever.
II think, he said, "you had better
return to your lodgings, and VIII IN
quirc among my lady friends what II
best to be done. You may rely on hesr'
ing from me by noon tomorrow at thH
latest. Even your activity can brook
so brief a delay, hope.
"0h, yes, sir" Elsie said, giving nina
look out OF those lustrous eyes OF hers
that set the matter-of-fact old mans
heart aglow.
Now, in accordance with instructions
from Mr.. Grail, which our heroine re.
eeived in due course she found hefscli
waiting with oil humility on grand
society lady," one Mrs. Clarence 'rind-
lay, in her Fifth avenue mansion a sup
plant for the position OF nursery gov
erness'
A gorgeous footman opened inc door
such radiant beng as poor risies
bachwoods experience had never I'M
agined.
wei, what is it' ne aoruptiy asked
u called on MRS. Grindlay Dy tne aa'
vice OF Mr. Grail. In iac.' she aaaeo'
Tor she thought IL wouid pay W W d
little conndential' am seeking 'no
position OF nursery goVerness mere
"Oh' please SIT down
Elsie placed herself uncomfortably In
one OF the antique nan cia'Is' "noSe
heraialc designs as1on'sncu VIC unso
phisticated child, that had been taught
to believe that the citizens Of this free
and enlightened land were above such
fripperies.
In q few moments there was the frOu
frou Of silk dress heard, and stout,
handsome woman, superbly dressed
ablaze in diamonds and gold, though it
was barely yet midday, and accompa.
MED by two young ladies', equally bediz-
ened, made her appearance.
The gorgeous footman whispered o
few words in his mistress ear.
"Oh," she said, and looking Elsie
critically over from head to foot, you
are the young person Mr.. Grail has en-
gagged for me ns nursery governess-
yes--I think you will do. Thompson,
you can show her to the schoolroom."
And without waiting for an answer,
she swept into a room, followed by her
fair satellites.
Elsie's first glance at a nursery In q
Fifth avenue mansion was u reyela-
ton she never, through veal or woe,
forgot
Three girls and boy, varying in age
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STATE OF KANSAS, | ss
Dickinson County
&c. II. Pattison, treasurer Of Dickinson
county, Kansas, do solemnly swear that the
above statement is true and correct accord
Ing to the records OF this Office.
O. II. PATTIS0N,
Treasurer.
By ". A. MATTEsoS,
Deputy.
Subscribed and sworn to before meth 24th
day OF July, A. D. 1895.
F.E. NorroRr,
lssAL.l County Clerk.
+. II. DISGKE, Deputy.
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THERE are {, 1894, 7O2 illiterates In this
country. Great as are our free schools
they have not been able to keep up
with the immigration from other coun-
A,Iaa
The Lamar register., 1895-10-26
FREAK OF 4 MAoMAN.
~ R.rrio-a~- Va. Hea-e sod K--p- tn
raitrs at ftas.

Chicasn. Oct. aI-Arule,i with a Win
chester rifie sna rcvolvez. 4 rnadu1nU
dsfied the pSlis-e fov hours to-day at No
- Woodland park IN one ~ the mo~i
arl-lJ-.ratif residenc,, districts OF The
city Ba=Titsiaed and locked in 80
ond5S ron commanding a complete
view ~ the fark, the lunstic spilnierea
doors shattered window paneS and
tore hates in the plaster Of the room
with ballets from bis rife. while b.
Saouis-d i.-iiance 70 the police and others
who bad bssa attracted 70 the sc.ne
The insane inan was u. s Merwin Of
tic firm % Rogers. Brown & Co, pig
iron dealers Affer seventeen bours os
effort the police by strategy. surprised
and uveECame the inadmAn. Although
be hAd fired li0 shots from his rihs
and revolver. McTwin injured no one,
but number o. people had narrow es
cap---
Afrer every other attempt 10 capture
the insane man before he should KIN
some one " iujure hlmself had faIle5
sulphur was burned in the furnace All
the registers were el0s.sd excepting the
one In the room occupied by Merwin.
In an hour after the sulphur IRE was
started Aferyvin, partially overcome by.
the fumes, Laid down on his bed aT.d
was secured with bus feeble resistance.
The Lamar register., 1895-10-26
n. rna,.-. . r..s sA,s.

Restnn. Mass. Oct. ln-TEs Aa-.
ship indiana made ksr uslrial ~ !
yesterday over thc EuyeEEuszl ~
cpur.e. thirty one knots e4ssnart -.
Cape Aau and rsturn anh ssgs,s :
average Sped of 1851 knots gsr -
Whlch. II nos ascrsasssf hy ~ - 4
townnes. VII sntiiie the CrausA u
hnildsrS. to a tsauus q x51sc ~
ship vas required 70 show 4 s7-s. 4
IS knots and for rrsry GnArrsr ~
ah.ove that Flegairgsnsat i esnist I
Sss,oo Al the end % hsT rza, q
ipdtana bad Shown hsrSf s5 !. n
fiusssz xes<ri % her class asaat n
EsreEuDsct bard l. safss1-t
The Lamar register., 1895-10-26
Nos. wsraa,. reeve.

Druvcr. Oct. 7i.-The shk,i 1ly "a
hicyvie RACES rssuiis-d 10 nts mn !.
Wnfsd's rs-oursis ~ faii9Ws
Obe haif raile. cenpetiilga safs Z
e n sIurpt'y. es.s II Brsaa -
made * y G. RaA in i1o :; pssl
AuSuss II. 1871
one ulile. exhasitson. fiace5 si.s
q ". Murphy. Ia - B,s1n =
tcrr ana professional rccQrss. az
z. J. nzxto IN fs.z 10
One nsile. sxhshitsen. parsst slis
p. ]. Tterksx. iss ~ Bussks ,.
Hade hy J. u. Clark is 27ai. N,sss
y 1884,
one-haH rzsile. passd cia~ =.
Bird. eel. BrsakN rsSQri rstts y
Johnsea tn osSi s-s Nsvemt.f ! =
one-haif asiie. aeainst tifn<. <zt7
n stone. E w SwanbcplsA
DtcSsnn ard n = Coalosz
Rr-aks reoocd made % caiaAa1
vcy. o'Counor and iIhssS- !. =
November -. isS,t
The Lamar register., 1895-10-26
kun On II. p.I.s.lssr.

TacsnaA. Wash. Oct sa-Tse !
National Bank az Pnyaiiup Ess1 I
"a is d..gsosiaers lass nlg6i ~
n tirst time such : thsas -
lone In the history of oaakas
money WAS seat out In a hass5 -
s'elock p. m IN eaarEc uf a -
Sank's attorney and two aflssi =
ruar,iS. Before nida.Eht - -
The action was taken aaaaliss =
emp; was made 10 alaks =, -.
$500 owed 70 the preseai EiR y y
reasnrer before paying 0ihss n
IrS
The Lamar register., 1895-10-26
ENGLAND's POSITION.
nApe elEAa To vEMEzUELA
Tn. soata Amsrlesn. ms.f u2rE rso7sH--
rnsil.h rr-s. oann-st on th- slru.-
tlen.


London, oct sl.--Ia view ef 'hs uasay
reports Ia egrcnlatsoa rrgartiag 5hs st'I
;uds OF C;rcas Britain towards Neasrae-
IA. the following oflciai ann0unccfnrsi
was made to-dayg
ia coasca0snos OF ysn~sneia uog q
serfnz an apoloxy o. rrparaiieR fe- iee
Urban lnesdenE TIE Marquis - s7ll~'
bury has iakrn strps % inform her a.
to what reptrati1n t;reai Brii1ln -
lulres But A. the rclat.0as between ihe
two countries have bccn broken on tos
ysars. the f,Sramuu ration Was nct rriii
through he dlrpci diplomatic channel
As the document has ooS rezcae.i -
des1iuafiOa. Il = nos csltsidsrea ussif-
able 20 give details of IL contents. bui
N i cnnched Ia forefbie teEEas, aad
u.5lnts out that Gr-at Britain VII 10
r-sr4tft Nqt,rrns-la 20 sxersssp the h1Hna'
srI.. marked by sba courses ut The rivers
t'uyuni and Amacura. bat = NilsiaS that
tn. dus~tiun q f1r other dssputrd isTfl.
tory should he submitted % artsstfAisoa-
Iyandou. ucI -i--Tae dispute b.
tween Nenezneiz and Great Bfitala,
which has resulted IN the sead-nE q an
ultimatam 10 the south American ~
FlIIfHltG. - lAlEll - -
London press to-day.
The WESTMINSTER GaEette tbs after.
poou savs. s-rhe NlcaraEuan incident
turre-d cut ts b. = ridscziatisly small
aSfalr. and IN a short ttsBe ne shau
have made the ssmr discovery In TIE
YeneEuala matter. Great Britain and
the United States arr uct giving 70 De
set by the ears by pack q Nesssu-
elanS
sPrpSsirnt Clsveland knows wc bare
no iut..utian q land grabbing In south
America. and the Monroe doctrine has
10 better friend than the old euuStry.
Oflr gsasgnial minister. who married an
Amerlcan. las given tokens % hls
frientishlp 10 the Unstsd Ssafs< and its
pctfsic. and b. : no, likely 10 - out
af as Way % set the marquis Of saiia-
bury 70 tread On csusin Ionaihans
corxS.
IN due tlfns ss,crriary oiney vii Nc
doubt ten the VrneEnelans that they
cannet extssgt the Unitc,i States 10 ~
roase a quarrel when they deliberately
presume. On their limited resources, 10
atterup; 70 b'nr great power
The STANDARD tCouserxstiv-i says.
The Neoexueisu ultinatutn ts unlikely
20 Had 70 auubtful oomplieafioLN The
rgnvention o. is5o has bscn repEztrSlly
inering=i by the VeneEusiaas n en-
crssachlaE ny.on sog indssputably Brit
lsh Thsse EalE1E and hiSh-hAnd-d
acts might have been overlooked had
not the oggragsss by the NeursuelAn
authorities reached iensths no onerr
endurahle II such An arxresSton ss
the rrban affair Is 10 be ignored. We
might a. well abandon British Guiana
We shall be surprised II the rsSI-oasible
diplomats Of the Unired States persist
IN maintaining that the Monrr>e doctrine
has any bearing IN the present case.-
The Daily Telegraph says 1T j. DIT.
ncuii 20 sc bow N0nroiszn = zpplica-
BILE 10 the Venezuelan aTair, II the
venezreizns Invaded BRUSH Guiana
they mnst either BE- punished directly
by US or they must be forced by their
assumed prptectors 10 the United
Stas... ~ raa......r lr.a.r.a q tlos.aI Inrua
The Lamar register., 1895-10-26
rsan.yi,.n,. ce.l ,,ln.r..

Johnstown. Pa, Oct 2I.-The mining
situation In the mountain region ex-
tending from this city 10 Altoona is not
nearly 50 serious rs reported From
authentic sources IL Is learned that
about 10000 men are out, and at least
1000 are working on the Crescent
and Clearneid division the men are
working AZ Spangler. Barnsboro and
Hastings Al Frugallty about 200 men
are out. In the ClearfieId region only
one mine Is idle. which has 200 men
1t IS the general opinion among railroad
men and operators that by tomorrow
Or Wednesday the men win either be
all out or they viii be az work
The Lamar register., 1895-10-26
o-.i als.... w.s-

Ls4vsnwoTih. kaD-. Os-s ei-nss
siiners employed a, Norfh LratHs1
sal shaft qcit work tbs nsocs4ss !
Faslfet the Hosne- Riverside siss
he purTn-r cf indas5nx ths -
pleycsi taere 70 quit. fse Nafse 4
snworfh e0uap9ny Is paylns n
scntx = tnu for mine-run eatl AZ
Home company sesrnty eesiS
Nalknut IS to force ih> tietneEr'z
sgmpzny 10 pSy eighty esats
Meeting viii be held feni-zi -
seneral strike seems alnso-t ess'HA
.ha Home Riverside p~oSie ar y
so@-d TO aocede 10 the deaanas =
The Lamar register., 1895-10-26

Dave Hayes went into q Chinese
laundry In Little Falls, n. Y, to get his
vashee. and because he had lost bis
tickee he didn't get It. A fight ensued
and Dave. who was hit in the ear with
fat-iron. now declares that America
is 10 place for washee men who won't
give up bundles without checks.
The Lamar register., 1895-10-26
THg AssEssMgNr Roll.
Most Of the caan,ie. OF Colorado sso~
Drerrase.

Denver. Oct. 2i.- Reports have new
bs-eu received fram al the county -
SCISSORS Ia the state. showing the as
sessed valuation or Colorado At the pse~
ent time. The estimate made by Sta-s
Auditor Parks that ihefe weuld BE- ?
decrease this year Of about S6,ooo,os
has eesu usore ;han verified, the exaei
decrease being S7.5s6.5io,a1. Thirty
four counties show an Increase IN theis
valuation. while twenty-five are the NJ
verse. Arapahoe heads the hxs aipha
be,lcaily and wiih the heaviest deerease
Its loss being much more than uue-hali
the total loss for the state. In 1921 tia
assessed vaIusiion for the county Wa
s.. .sts0. 10. while this year the assess
or's figures amount to but sl,i45, go
The detailed figures for the entire staiS
are as follows:
The Lamar register., 1895-10-26

Sir Henry Irving began his American
tour in Montreal and he did not have
fun house. The distinguished aetor
knows. however. what welcome Bos-
ton gives Sir knights
The Lamar register., 1895-10-26

II Mrs. Lease on her lecture tour and
John ]. ingalls, on hjr campaigning trtr
ever ran afoul OF each other the recent
hot spell in Chicago will not be
marker to the rise in the temperature oi
Kansas
The Lamar register., 1895-10-26
FioHT DECLARED orr.
rb- rlesseA athirsf~ ctah .sa a..
srs.f rits.lsaraon.

hrNA hAAs@ttAAiNUAs
Hot Springs. ARK. Oct n .-Tss =.
between Csrhetf aud FItnsl7sraar. :
DECLARED OF by the Flashia Assss.
Club at conference this nio~visr :
tween Managers ~ Cosbesf - =.
simmons The club asked thar Il, =
test b. p-rSsponed until Navsnll.. i
Brady Rcqnss~rsd. but Iullzu -
not. TIE coEtest Was iesszres ;
Brady then said his tass say. ~ :,
beit wo0id meet any rBAn IN ,hs ~
Fitzslmm0srs preferred. On 49,
itth. the mzn ~ he rsuea uithls -
ty-fpur huurs Nentit- annGuazst =
b. wonid match Maher sssia~ -
hest and find ~stncoBe to saks 81 ~,
agains; O-pannell. the c.su;eas ts,s--
Maher and corh%tf 70 b. for gisas /,
side,
The Lamar register., 1895-10-26

Alice Brown of Syracuse. y. Y. bold
iy challenges any lady bieyelist In the
world for a road race Alice wears
bloomers and is one Of the hot seoreh-
ers that you read about
The Lamar register., 1895-10-26

A Denver professor has discovered
the bones Of what he believes TO be the
missing link between monksydorn and
mankind. Il may. however. prove to be
nothing but another Holmes victim
The Lamar register., 1895-10-26

The Grand Lodge OF the independent,
Order of Odd Fellows. while IN session
in Atlantic city. n. J., concluded to bar
out saloon-keepers. bArtenders and pro
fessional gamblers This Is move fol-
the benefit OF civilization.
The Lamar register., 1895-10-26

Considerable exeifenasat EEs.s.
the Lebanon district Of sYriA.
the conascss which have lak.a "a
tween the Druses and
which men have been killed
sides Finally the MnsIial-s = "A
1000 zrrued men near sslea
Inteutgon OF attacking ihe -
latter thercupon appealed = ~ "a
HgSsnists In HauraB. who afe
20 send 5000 men to TIE s -,
the Druses The Val q lAN
trying 10 prevent connie-
The Lamar register., 1895-10-26

The Atlanta boardinEhonse keepe'
now has an excellent opportunity TO get
even for the fence rails that were
burned and the hen roOsts that were
raided In the eOs-
The Lamar register., 1895-10-26

The emperor of China continues his
studies of English: but II is feared that
he began q little too late In life to reap
any practical benefit from his aequatnt,
ance with modern civilization
The Lamar register., 1895-10-26

A Maine dispatch says that Tom Reed
has been quite profeient as an ANA
teur photographer. He certainly has
given the in,eryiswers some nne mega
ttyes lately.