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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-11

= LpHlNA BELLE Qlilh.
fpopers containing accounts OF the fun
sral. After the news OF her husbands
Heath Mrs. Quick married Hiram Buck
wood.
About a year before her death her
former husband. Quick, appeared In
Blnghamton. He was well supplied
with money and II waa learned that
Quick was married In the west and had
wife and three children living In
Kansas City. Il was also learned that
be had acquired considerable property.
partly by his own efforts and partly
through an inheritance left him by
an uncle.
Knowing her fathers second mar
rlage was illegal. Mrs. Twltchell began
10 collect proof Of her right TO Inherit
his property as his only legal heir. The
marriage certificate had been destroyed
~ her father In a 10 OF anger. but news
paper clippings giving accounts Of the
marriage were found. also letters writ
ten by her father 10 her mother. In
which reference was made TO his daugh-
! -. LORNA. These proofs Mrs. Twitch-
ell kept Ia a trunk.
a strange man appeared In the neigh
| horhood OF her home about New Years
day and inquired for LORNA Belle
Quick. Mrs. Twltchell had not been
known by this name since childhood.
and was always addressed as Belle.
Mrs. Twltchell returned home one even
ing to find the man poeping under the
loor. On another occasion she discov-
cred him mounted upon fence In the
rear Of the house peerlng into room.
While her nurse was away the unknown
woman entered Mrs Twitohell's room
and said: "TheEe Is no one In the
,oast, IN the store underneath or the
next( house. You have letters from
vouf father to your mother want
lnem.r
"YOh can't have them" replied Mrs.
rwitchell,
Il must and viii have them" ex-
claimed the woman.
She then went into another room
where the trunk containing the papers
LAS stored. Mrs. Twltchell found her
binding before the trunk with the pa
H. In her hands. She grabbed the
ssrs and secured three Of them. The
II
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-11

NWNNAAH
An actin 3 u he had some sand.
lie todiles OF T. Sunday school.
An sings about de Promise land. ~
De women think he's ies' de stun,
Cause he's always sayin' Please
An cause De never tears his clothes,
A Kitchen on. an climbin' trees.
An den de- way doy rigs him up
Dey make him out a regular guy
Sc ought hear de gang jcs' shout
when dat derc kll goes prancin' by
An don't he think he's 10 de swim;
An links he's I'm &C. wild de- girls.
Cause dcy rigs him IN q SASH
An lets his hair hang down la curls'
But YOU jes bet he's an a hlun.
tot him go de- udlor night
An offered him q ireofor-all;
An dat Md wouldn't even light
I told him ] could DO 'im up.
An knock him out wild one han tied.
An what yc think dc buffer done?
BE yelled out NAV" an den DE-
oricll
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-11

AIR. Won der Abe win hustle TO have
der Prouns" at home next June during
Republican convention week.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-11
ORR WIT AND HUMOR.
RECENT PRODUCTIONS OF THE
FUNNY WRITERS.

ORIGINAL and selected Paragraphs for
our Lean Reader, A hitch ." tho
pr,ma-Ihe Village Topper lloi'Hm
aud Jeisam.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-11

ERES a boy lives
down by me,
An he's dc darn
dest sort O.
chap
Never chewed, an
never sweared.
An never played
game OF crap
on sunday stead
Of gOin to
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1896-03-11
rhea lie Refused 70 Elsssa ss H.

" u buy this piece Of ma.
PAT. A. 1tr barley GROSSLY -
Manager. sror, ~
ice President.
I.SON. Ae'f nrra,
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carload ore, from the DRAGON Iron
mine 9 carloads ore daily.
The elect of the recent decision OF
the register aud receiver OF the land
ofiloe, 10 the effect that the locations
made on the ~. Cfittendon ressrva.
ton prior TO tho said reservation being
thrown opon % entry are void, has re-
suited IN greatly stimulating business
In North Tintlc district, and NUMEROUS
fclocatiOns ave been made on proper
tiet, both within aud without the lnes
OF the reservation.
The Miner was on Wednesday
shown some flne samples OF ore taken
from the north and south dflft, from
the 220 Lowell Of the YANKEES Girl, both
OF wnich are Ia n goOd grade OF ship
pirg ore. The policy OF the company,
however, will be 10 thoroughly pros
puct ana develop their nne property
before commanding regular ore ship
msuts, and 10 this sud Manager I. A.
Valley advises US that they will nj
once let n contract 10 sluk 100 or 100
feet deeper.
WORK IL being pushed on tho con-
situation OF the new wagon road 10 the
Humbug mine, and extensive opera.
lions In the ninu are necessarily fe-
tafdo1 until its completion. Develop
menls during the psst week have
ouly tondsd 20 increase tho mngnitude
Of the discovery, and that the Hum.
bug IL one Of tho BONANZA mines OF
Unite w NJ longer a matter Of tho
slightest doubt. We are auvised thst
cash offer OF $4,000 was made Tor
tho property MONDAY, but was re-
fuigd.
The buildings Of the South swan.
seas new hoisting plant are being
pushed NJ rapidly rs possible and the
boilers will be under cover In lots than
ten days.
]. X. Cronk and Geo. Ellison went
down TO Goshen Sunday, 20 make an
examination Of n saltpotTe claim about
Ave miles southeast Of that town ownod
b. tho latter gentleman. Mr. CrOnk
brought In samples 10 the Minor ofiier,
wbion assays show high value In
snltpciic. Hand Hampca were cent
some time ago 10 the California Pow
der Works, AMI their roque't Tor a 90.
pound LOT 10 90 Hont At once, together
witt request Tor information % 20
initiate, transportation faoiiitios, etc.,
would indicate there 10 something In
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Personal Paragraphs.

Mark Hopkins OF coalvillo is at tho
Cullen.
l.. o. Uhrlaub Of shoshonc, Idaho IL a
guest nj tho Walker.
NJ. NJ. Rogers Of Cleveland, o., regis.
tered u; tho knulsiord today.
w. II. Smith Of Albany, ore, Ia
stopping at the Cullen.
DR.. @. Cuton and NJ. y. Macdonald arc
San franciscans a. the 1cmplo on.
Mr.. and Mrs. Horny Gund together
with Emma aud Louise Gund, all Of La
Crosse, Wis, arc Temploson guests.
Clyde s. Ford of wheeling, W. Va, Ia
at tho Knul-ford.
Mrs. Janet farmer Powers aud friend,
OF brooklyn, n. y. arv located ut the
Cullen.
A. q. Giles Is down from Pocatello
and at the Walker.
J. A. Monro aud wife Of Omaha aud
Mr.. and Mrs. james Green, tnpld and
child, j. l.. Green and Miss Green OF ~.
Louis, are among tho Knutsford guests.
s. Green, Mrs. Alameda Green and
Miss. Media Mitchell OF Mt, Carroll, III,
arc a. the TcmploIon.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. O. Crum Of Helonu
arc Gallon Guests.
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n 'sriute IN the Humtug mine vor NJ
Eureka. They have owned the NINE
tor some time and have usi recently
struck rich ore.
The Cedar Valley mining sud mill
Ing company Ia steadily and persisteni-
ly developing liz properties located
J. esr Milford, ana tOdey i've ~ mplee
Of ore from the mine we're sent 10 the
hssayer for investigation. The owners
are confident that they have good
thing.
Provo Valley Timer: A. a. Gal.
houu, one OF the owners Of the Gold
Queen mine at Monticello, came III last
saturday aud put up nj the MAXWELL.
He leit the frst VI the week for the
mines with two heavy loads OF ms
chsnefy. He expects to have their
stamp mill In operation In afew weeks.
Payson Header: A principal topic q
conversation among n lew. "a recent
reported gold strike ON the West noun.
tain. As yet II Ia an unknown propo.
sition, but II II 10 be hoped the NM
may turn out better than the one that
created the great excitement some
three months ago. People stlll believe
that ore exists over there, aud We be-
lieye, a. do many Others, that inielli-
lent prospecting will reward some ono
with n rich strike.
Mr.. J. J. Miilroy recently OF Chica.
20, hiss taken upon himself the work Of
getting up n map which will prove in-
dlspeusnble 10 Utah mine owners ana
stock brokers. In u will he marked
out the respective mining districts OF
the State, together with the locations
Of certain properties, and on the mar.
gin Of the map, II Is Intended 10 give
suoh data ns IL essential 10 a descflp-
tlon OF each district. The work viii
1ll \ long felt want In the State OF
Utah and will advertise our mineral
foinufcea gfealy as IL Ia the gentle
mans Intention 10 Introduce the maps
all through the U li1ed states.
American Folk World, The Star
mine, under the lease OF Chadwick q
VIM, IL beginning 10 loom up In all
liz glory, Tho second car Of orc for
this season Ia nov being hAuled
went To the "a yon Thursday
Miner & Co., who gay they have
struck n prospect that IL proving 10 be
bonanz'. 10 IA some Of the l.. n.
Smith claims. ....... The Joint Irrigation
committee met NJ the city nall Tuesday
and decided 10 go up the canyon Tues-
day next In company with Surveyor
McA Ulster aud his helper Of Salt Lake.
They will survey ground nj MIX Maid
anu Silver Lake aud calculate aud
prepare estimates OF the probable cost
81 oil
take three or four days to yet through.
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morrow at Q p. m. IN Judge Rliohle'e
court 10 receive their lneiructlons and
supplies preparatory 10 commencing
their work.
Marriage licenses were issuod TO
Eilas L.. Whrdle OF South Jordan ana
Emeline Ornil Of Draper; Solomon
Hancock OF Pay'on nnd Mfs. Melinda
J. Rawsou OF Ogden, Utah.
Auditor Fisher and hia deputies
worked agaiust time ytsieiday. The
county warrant were Issued Saturday
at . .. m. and by 7p. m. last evening
oil warrants we're signed. Mr.. Fisher
accompanied the X. Of Z. bnnd to
Denver.
The following iurora were TO lay Inn
psueled 10 try the oese OF James A.
Luke, charged with perjury: William
Everett, Charles Gllm0r, Brigham IL.
Little, w. n. Foster, q. Parker Nor
ton, Philip J. Stone, William Koyting,
N, +. Johnson. 4. II. Lewis 10 attor-
ney Tor tho defense.
MI. Reese, Of the State land office,
hAa returned from bis Green River
rip hither he went with Mt Ferron.
The gentlemen separated IN the
southern part OF the STATE. Mr.. Fer.
fon's arrival 10 hourly expected. Mt.
Reese said 70 n NEWS reporter this
morning be bored " give the result VI
their LAHORE In thu land eastward 10 the
public at an early date.
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Police Court Items.

Sarah Langston alias Nell Humph.
ri,s, woman OF about 10 YEAR,, was
found guilty Of drunkenness In the
police court today and fined SIS.
George Russell y violator OF the bicy-
Gle ordinance, was assessed In the sum
u $50 for mis- inifingeme mt OF the law.
Joseph Ca,trell had hearing ON the
charge OF vagtanoy, with the result
that he was admonishvd by the court
10 act like \ man, and then die.
charged.
John Ray, who appears TO have
penohant for wiie.heallng, was iound
guilty OF sbusiug hie totteT-halt Hnd
sentenced 10 100 days In tho city jail.
The hearing OF J. w. Peironnet,
who IN charged with Nh assault with
intent 10 commit murder, has been
continued until Sept. II ut 9 O'Clock.
Frank Bonzen will DO tried at 10
o'clock tomorrow for disturbance o
the peace, % will alsd w. u. KIM
brough for cruelty 10 animals aud II.
w. Smith for assault and battery.
The case Of Antoine Lyons, a lad
against whom stood charge OF petit
larceny, was dismissed on motion Of
the prosecution.
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a PnoaIsINa PROPERTY.
The irayday Company nj riniie Has
n bonanza In sight.

II location and present Indications
count fot anything, and they certainly
no IN mining mattor, Police Justice
Wonget hnd associates, constituting
the official directory Of the MAyday
Mlning and Milling company, will
some day have a mine which will be
worth something.
The property OF the MAyday com.
pAuy Lies In the Tiniic dislric. lust
over the hill south from Eureka aud In
tho very hoart OF bunch OF properties
that are now Into splendid ore. The
mines with which the Mnyday are eur.
rounded are the Uncle Sam nnu the
Godlva on the east, and the now much
talked OF Humbug on the west.
Through this hill on which these
properties hfo located, 10 known TO run
n ledge OF ore carrying big values In
gAlena and silver. The existence OF
this ledge IL demonstrated from the
fact that II has already been encoun.
tered In tho Godiva and Hum6uR
mines, both Of which lie on either slide
Of tho Mayday property.
The latter company has Just recently
commenced development work on its
property anu IA now In about 10 feet
with iln tunnel. IL IA expected that
tbs ledge will DO tapped At n distance OIL
400 feet from tho commencement point,
and ne the substance through which
the miners will have 10 dig TO reach II
is very hard, and only small force Of
men are nj work, the hidden treasured
may not DO opened up for ten month";
10 come. At the ond OF this time
however, the company thinks It viii
be- able 10 show something which will
DO Just ~ great ne that struck In th,
other mlues immediately adjacent
thereto. Mesars. Wenger. Hunt, Nun
lenbTouch, L,tsen ana Peory form tn,
directorate Of the company which ha
been Incorporated under The laws o
tue new SlAtr.
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DAILY WEATHER vANE.

Weather reports showing observa.
tiouG al am. todhyi
Salt Lake Clly-BAT1metor, 2e.01;
temperature, 60; minimum, o.; vino;
southeast, o miiol per hour; clear.
Baker City-Bntometer, 29.b2; tom.
peraiure 6Oi minimum, 6s; wind,
southeast, lighli rain, .OS inoho'i
cloudy.
Chsyenne-BArometer, 5000; tom.
pefaturs, 81; minimum, 81; wind,
south, mlles poi hsuf; rain, 20
innhea; cloudy.
Helena Barometer, 5000; lompora.
iuTe, bs; minimum, %; wind, south,
l2 miles Per hour; cloudy.
Winnemucch-B Barometer, "a. 90; tenn,
porAtuie, ~; minimum, q; vino,
east, light rain, 90 inch; clcRr.
Idaho FAllt-Barometer, 20 90; TEN.
roratufe, w; minimum, 80; WIND,
south, 22 miles an hour; cloudy.
General and local forecast for 30
houia ending ! pm, Sept. las
For Utah, ehowors this afternoon
and probably tonight; TuoadAy, partly
cloudy stationary temperature.
ball Lake CITY anu vicinity, pre-.
ably shoWpri cooler.
}. II, SMITH,
Observer, Weather bureau.
TodAy's temperature 10 shown In the
lac simile thetmomclrr given below:
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Press Publishing Company.

Articles OF Incorporation Of h
Pfess Publishing company have beon
filed with Secretary Hammond. The
company 10 incorporated fof nny
years, with q capital stock Of $4,000,
divided Into 100 shares ut tho nominal
value OF 800 each. The purpose OF the
company l. to do n general publishing
aud printing business with the prinol.
pal place Of business At Ogden city.
Tho inoorporators with the officers
are M followt; N. q. Flyghre, pTusi.
dent; II. III. Whipple, vice prelideit;
Charles Maighan, secretary Il. Il.
Thomas, treasurer and business man.
aget; W. II. White, managing editor,
and 4. Healy and Adam Patterson,
Ogden City, Utah. The annual meet.
ing 10 10 DO held the first Monday In
June, 1897.
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THE GREEN BAG.

The b ard Of county com missioners
viii meet TUESDAY next ut 2p. ~, as
Monday will DO Labor Day.
Friends Of Miss Richards. daughter
OF State Auditor Richards, win DO
pleased 10 learn OF tue Improvement
noted Ia her condition.
Carl o. Norsttom was today cent IN
by Judge Hilts To the county Jail Tor
sixty days on the charge Of dislufbing
the peace.
Judge Street this afternoon oyerrul, d
n demurrer In the case Of J. II. Smith
J. u. Hansen; complaint Ia tustain,d
and ten days granted In which TO
amend.
In tue case OF Albert Swiger', und
guilty " burglary as previously chfoni.
cled IN the columns OF the NEWS, next
Saturday was dxed rs tho day sentence
would be passed.
John Lnil was taken 10 Bingham
this morning by Deputy SheSifi Gibbs,
10 stand trial before Justics ITumbuli
on q charge Of assault committed me
time last June.
This registration agents will meet 10.
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STATE NEWS.

Grand Valley Minei: Efforts are
being madc TO locate col ny on lands
ON the Green river, IN GTend county,
near where tho RIO Ora dc Western
crosses the river ami, nj an cary day,
will probably be successful. A large
body OF land can bo watered there by
ditch from the Green river.
Psyaon Glohf; Attorney Joe Page
Is suffering with bBd case OF poison,
resulting from bis coming In contact
with some nolson ivy while up IN tho
eauyon.....M Willard HaymoTe, "a b y
about 10 yeaIa old, fell ami broke both
Of bis nrms Tuesday evening over by
the opera house. He was holding 10
the lulley on which Vcda had lust
made "a slide Tor llie" aud several
u.her boys were pulling Tim up the
wire, wher his han1s OIL pp0d from the
pulley aud he fell TO tho ground dis.
lance OF about eight feet with the
above result. DR.. Henry was called
aud set the broken bones.
wasaich Wave; Thomas Moulton
Of Buysville while tending his horses
Tuosday evening got pretty badly used
NJ. One OF them gave him 20 weriu
Kick on the lower law, fraciurinR tho
bone, knocking out aud bTeAking etv.
eIal OF his teeth, cutting an ugly l1ok.
Ing cash on hls chin aud bruising his
lower lip 10 that u win cause some Ole.
nguration. DIR. Arid was called who
aewod his chiD aud lip aud replaced
tho fractured iawbone. Tom my snys
Il IL the wort accident he ever met
with, and he should know something
about accidents ms he has bad quite a
number ~ then --,eTiAiniy NJ -nf 70.
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FRoM TuE risrIo MINER.
A mig strike In TIA. sunbeam -Good
ore Ia the Yankee 0irL

bik Ntfthe IN INC nuubenn-toou
ore Ia the Yankee oirL
\. T.. Ware reports that the boltom
OF the Blue Bird shalt Is full OF pyriles.
The new boiler for the Mammoth
mine has arrived and Is being put in
shape this week.
The Eureka I'm 10 loading conceE.
tTAtes and shipping TO Pueblo. We
undeht sud tho lot now going out em-
braces about twonty carloads.
L., N, Jenkins las new within on
the Goo. kappiea ground, anu 10 put.
ting II In place with 4 view 10 deeper
work.
V. T.. Strange, deputy u. y. survey.
or, came down Monday evening 20
make tue patent survey Of tho Paxman
miilsile Tor the Grand Central com.
pauy.
hudaon Smith came out from Salt
Lake TUESDAY to look after operations
At tho Brooklyn. lie reports every
thing Progressing In good shape In
North Tintic.
=. H.. Ware advises US that the shaft
In tho Blue Bird will reach tho 225
mark by the eud OF this week ana
that drifting Tor the vein will then DO
commenced. IL ~ expected, from the
surface showing, that II will DO neoes.
sary 10 DRIFT only a few feet until tue
orc channel 10 reached anu the Blue
Bird put on the iist OF shippors.
We arc pleased 10 DO able 10 report
positively big strike OF high grade ore
la The Sunbeam this week. Tue strike
waB made In the drlu from the 200
level and IA reported to be OF consider.
able magnitude. Manager Jones states
that no viii 10 Ablo 10 commence Tegu.
lar tbipments inside oi two weeks. In
The meantime tho work Of opening up
tnu lower workings OF the property Is
being pushed.
Shipments from the district for the
week am as follow: Ffom the But.
lion Beck mil 10 carloads Concentrated,
ffOm too Coutennisl.Eufeka ~ car.
loada ore, from the Eureka HIN mill 0
carloads concentrates, from the a jax
0 carloads orc, from the ulah 4 car.
lohda ore, from the Sioux min car.
| loads concentrates, from tue 5wansea 7
carloads ore, from the North Star B
carloads Gle, rom tho Morning Glory
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ran sIIornnInaE noNANzA.
Additional Particulars Regarding TIA
Recent Valuable strike.

Additional Particulars Regarding the
Recent Valuable strike.
The recent strike In the Shoebfldge
BonauEa al Silver CITY, IL an Interest.
ing one, and IL rapidly throwing the
property into prominence among the
payiug mime OF the State.
Tue discovery Yves made rather In.
ndvetlenlly, 20 TO speak, la n shat
which had been commenced but a few
days before by Joseph Cries, the lore
man. Olher ehRllB were being sunk on
the property at tho time anu
n was from one OF these that
much was expected. The QUO
which was expected 10 tap the vein
At a Depth OF about l26 ieet, however,
had just reached tho 9).ioul polnl
when Foreman Cries mado II known
that tho newly commenced shalt had
reached n two foot uOdy a ore nj n
depth OF twenty feet. The stun was
quickly sampled nnd raye ietuEna Of
slb ounces In silver, l0ji pas cent lead
and $40 Ia gold 10 tue ton. This
brought 10 light, shaking on tho other
shalt was discontinued Aud drifting
Ia the same was al ones commenced
Ia the direction OF the orc body.
Tho Shlonfidgo BONANZA which IL
nn old time producer. appears - DO
now on the roai to fame and its oper.
ntors 10 lortule. 10 was this property
that yielded ore which carried on ono
~ tho highest pt'zss NJ the WOrld's
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shoebridge Bonarzi wa. the only
stock dealt IN at iOday's call on
,ehangr, 900 shares finding a taker al
l25 cents. The listed stocks received
very shabby treatment, sJme OF them
being passed without even the rtc0g.
milton Of quotations. In the call Of
unlisted Stocks, Sunbeam, a Tintic
pfopotitlon, inside lie ntai appearance
and was greeted with n bid Of II cent?.
Several other stocks that have not teeu
called for some time, were brought out
and made the recipients of quotaiiD =.
The closing figures were ne follows,
LIFTED ETOCKH.
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Fora remedy for all forms OF Head.
aehe Electric Bltlers has proved to BIO
the very besL IL efieclS u permanent
cure and the most dreaded habitual
slch headaches yield to ih influences.
We urge all who are all iotsi to procure
q bottle, and give this remedy q fair
trial. la oaAes OF babituAl oonatipa.
ton Electric Bilters cures by giving
the needed tone to the bowels, aud few
cases long resist tho uRo OF this medi.
cine. Try II once. Only Fifty cents
Al "a. q. NJ. l. Drug Department.
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silver Agreement.

CHICAGO, Aus. ala special ffon
Dea Moines, lows, aays.
The fusion nRfeemsui entered int,
by the silver Democrats, Popullsts ana
silver Republicans NJ the OttumWs
convention haH boen carried oul in Tho
niue congressional conventions tbns
far heli, anu In the conventions for tbs
nomination OF county tickets.
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Mr.. q. Caillouetis, Druggist. Beavss.
Wills, H., sayG "To Or. King's New
with La Grippe aud tried all the ply
siclans for miles about, but OF DO avail
and was given up and told l could not
live. Having DR.. Kings New Dis
covery In my store sant for . bottle
nnd began Its use aud from the fIst
dose began 10 get bet,or,and after using
three bottles was up and about sgain.
II 10 worth its weight In gold. We
WON'T keep store or house without IT,"
Get a free trial at z. q. NJ. l. Drug
Department.
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,roCns Ann nARisEss.


NEw YonK. Aug "a stock market opo,..
Irregular under influence Of fcaiIflng ofsss,
sugar rose 10 Wa, Manhattan 4 10 sui
~ noon tho prices Tor leading ahlrfs We,
lli per ccnt above saturday tnal ururo.
The announcements q further rnld ifntisrt.
bringing tue hafcrgate up 10 III .hU0.Uri A..
FcthCr with the depOsitn. 100000 IN roif N
The sub Treasury hY Ll1afd fToros, atfonftteg
Ell the mars 81 and anarcs moved UPWARD ill.,
dustfiais aud granger were promiucnl IN NJ
dealings.
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rhs nSam,.sr.I.,y.a, u.,

BAN FRANCISCO, Aug. sl.-rh.
courier In the Examiuef-J Journal r,i,s
race reached For Steel, Wyo,, Al 40
this morning. Heavy rains In L.,
mic and Cheyenne give prosp1cl :,
heavy roada and slow time. The rrls.
from CIosion TO Rawlins, 2s miles va,
In four hours and one minute. Ths
loss on the schedule time 10 dats !.
six hours In a total distance Of .Iel
miles. 'N'