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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1897-02-17
Land Notice.
10 w HON In NAY &c NcERN !:

STATE LAND OFFICE,
} rson City, New, Jan % ts 8.
No'iee her by Civ that he State of Nevada
und-r the Act of Congress approved ] me 16, 1885,
l2l stats l87) has filed in the United stat Ian
ONCE at Carson q y. Nevada, List No 2l2 Il lands
select under said Act, An has appi,ed for pat
eat said Ian a; that part Of laid list IL open
the public for inspection, and c'py thereof, BY
descriptive subdivision has been posted in con
ven.ent place in said United States Land ONCE r
the In spection of all persons Interested and the
public generally.
Within the next sixty days following the date OF
this Notice protects or contests against the clain
Of said state of Nevads to any tract sub division
described IN the list, on tire ground that the same
q more valuable for miuer than agricultural pur
poses, viii be reserved and noted by the Register
aud Receiver Of the United States Lsnd Once 1t
Carson ity. evads for report to the General
Land Once at Washington, u, @.
The following sre the Subdivisions described T.
wit:
NV of s. W. \ Sec. AZ. t. ResEM.D
d. M.-40 acres.
A.C PRATT,
State aud Register the sta = of Nevada
Date OF frat Ins rtio January 9th 1898.
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Are you up in spellings Then try
to spell the WORKS III ti.> little SEN
Ience; 1t Is agreeable to witness
the unparalleled ecstacy OF two ped
dlers endeavoring to gauge the SYM
metry OF two PEELED pears. Read 1t
over to your friends and see hoA
many can spell every word corr ect1
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Notice of Appointment.

N''tce 10 her by given thai the undersigned rs
brfu IN appninted snd gu lifted by the Distric
rr 4 the Forth Jndi'ial Di-tr I Of the Sta
v, a in sud = ths G, u"ty Of Lincoln ma ad-
mi Il rat'r Of q es ste Jbarl Nelson. late #
"a 4 on ~ deceased
person. wing cl inns against said estate ar,
gu red { Il e he sam ter Iayment with me a.
9th :" IT iorhe Within SIXTY days fr N thu
r-t uubl cation of Ills note
10 FRANK
Publ" 4 minis'ratnr.
"a Publication ID cpmber 2. 1897
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Teachers Examinations.

ic is herehv give, thst a. xmi alton OF
Ii ant. for ttIchtr's ctrtlfc les VIII b. held 1T
''urt honse at Pic be Nevada ., re 10th .
aud 18th day # Jan 1898, by the o unit
b 'oi Hoard Event. RS
All persons DESTROYS ( securing gu Oh certificate.
cas- ootif than darsi Ine before tn da
III h nc ex mina ions will begin
F McNsmee,
'x-o1'cin unity school SUPER
T. MA NJ Fl LncDln Count
dated Dec. 23th 1897
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NOTICE.
To WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
STATE LAND OFFIUE
OARS IN CITY NOV an 1877 .

STATE LAND OFFICE
CARSON CITY, NOV. 80 1897
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE STATE
OF Nevada under the Act Of Congress Apr we'd
June Is. 1880 III Stats. 2s7 has Aled In the Unit.
ed State Land office at Carson City, Nevada List
NJ. 200 OF land selected under said Act, and has
applied for patent for said land that a pat of
said list is open to the pubic for inspection and
copy thereof, by descripture subdivisions, has
been posted in q conveient place in said United
stes Land ONCE for the inspection of all pers5 ms
interested and the public generally.
Within the six days following the date Of this
notice protests contests against tie claim Of said
State II Nevada to any tract or subdivision des-
cribed in the list, on toe ground that the same 8
more valuable for mineral than Agricultural pur
poses, will be received and noted by the Register
aud Receiver Of the United States Land Once at
Carson City, Nevada Tor report to the General
Land Office at WASHINGTON, D. Y.
the following the sub divisions described, to
wit:
8. Z. \ ofN. W. h and N. E. \ Of 8. W. Il, Sec.
IS, t. 3. r. SO Z. M, D. B. & NJ, 50 acres.
AZ PRATT,
State Land Register of the State Of Nevada
Date of hrs. insert. n Dec 8. 1897
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PANACA p JI ITS.

F'NTNOfN - - ~
f. y. Walker our genial merchant
took trip to the County seat We'd
nesduy.
The lane between here and Bull
lionville has been in better condI
ton this winter than any for years
past.
The Home Dramatic Company
will give an entertainment Saturday
evening at the School House present
ing for the first time in this section
the play entitled. Clouds.
The ladies of Panaca will give
dance on Monday evening the 22nd
and set a supper at a. 0. Lees. The
proceeds of the dance will be used
to purchase books for the young
Ladies Library.
r. G. Lewis. the principal of the
Panaca School failed to show up this
week and in consequence no school
was held in the Grammer Depart
ment. We understand that the
Gra,nmer Department will be closed
for the rest of the term.
Quite number of our enthusiastic
young men, imbubed with the fever
that is at present making many a
man look Klondike, concluded to
have one nearer to home; went out
the other day to prospect between
here and Glover Valley and at last
report have carload of ore in sight
ready to ship.
Our Social Hall will soon assume
the looks of a building. The rock is
all on the ground aud work was com
menced Wednesday morning. The
Hall will be SO x 10 inside, stage
will be erected. 1t is expected to be
ready by the 4th of fully, and when
finished will be the handsomest
building in the county.
~
A New York woman who says her
marital life has been unfruitful add
vertisedin the papers for baby.
Such innocent, trusting faith as that
in the virtue of printers ink should
be rewarded. Yes, by jove, with
twins.
Reflections of a Bachelor.
In place ola mans mind a woman
has thing that she guesses with.
A man can be led but not driven.
A woman can be driven, but not led.
Take motherhood away from fem
ininity and you have left a fancy pet
ticoat.
The average man would rather see
a girl have the nosebleed than to see
ner cry.
A girl usually thinks she is old
enough to wear low necked dress
about two years before mother let's
her, and mother generally thinks
she is young enough to wear it about
four years after her daughter wants
to.-New Yorh Press.
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LOCAL AND OTHERWISE.

Next Tuesday will be Washington
Birthday.
Now is the time to trim the trees
and bushes.
The tax levy for Ormsby county is
s2.65 this year.
The cattle men are beginning to ride
the ranges.
Frank Walker was up from Pan
AGA on wednesday.
Elko County has levied tax of
$1.95 the lowest in the State.
st. Valentines day passed very
quietly here, but few being sent
Marshall, Joe and Andy Delmue
were in from Spring Valley during
the week.
There. are some Is cases of an ep-
idemic similar in characture to Fry
thema amoung the children here.
Jesse Peaslee left for DeLamar on
Tuesday with load of freight for
the Nesbitt Bros.
Swiss Bob made his regular APP
pearance on Monday with some fine
beef for China Dick.
Drunks have been quite numerous
the last week, few of them found
sleeping quarters in the County Jail.
7. j. Osborne left for Salt Lake
and Carson City on Saturday. He
will return about the and of March.
J.C. Leonard, Dentist, who is at
present in DeLamar. Nevada, will
be here about the Oath to attend to
the wants of those afflicted with
molar complaints.
Rev. W. T. Snead will hold SER
vices at the Court House on next
Thursday evening Feb "a. Doors
open at 7:15 and services will be-
gin ut s o'clock.
W. j. Dooley came up from De-
Lamar on Wednesday and proceed
ed South in company with Escalanta
Bob Clark. Mr.. Dooley goes on a
mining venture and Mr.. Clark to
purchase cattle.
A paper in certain town publish
ed notice of the marriage of Will
liam Williams and Miss Willie Will
let and its mean contemporary, who
stole the item, added to it, ''for fur
Their particulars see small Bills"
Rumor has it that the B.&Q. in
tend to build south from Richfeld,
Utah. connecting with the Rio
Grande there and go to the coast,
using the San Juanine Valley Rail
road for their terminal
James Hulse met with a painful
accident Tuesday night. While ham
mering a nut to loosen it piece
Clipped off and struck him in the
eye. Although painful the eyesight
will not be effected.
Messrs Lund and Judd came in
Tuesday from st. George and left
Thursday for Deer Lodge. They
speak quite favorable for the build
ing of the railroad and seem quite
positive that some so miles will be
built south from Milford this year.
District Attorney McNamee with
his son, Luke came up from Della
mar on Monday. He left on Tues
day with him for San Francisco.
where he is taking him to have an
operation performed for the benefit
of his eye sight.
Eagle Valley was represented at
at the party on Monday night by the
Misses Francis Hammond, Amy
Lytle, Nellie Hammond, Messrs Joe
Hollinger, Will Hammond and
Henry Hammond.
Jake johnson, Deputy Sheriff
came up from DeLamar Monday
evening having in chargeRobt Bond,
who is bound over to appear bsior,
the Grand Jury in the sum of 81, 00(
for an attempt of murder on Rufus
Pippin.
Geo. Nesbitt came in from Della
mar on Sunday and on Monday nc
eompunied by Geo. s. Sawyer lcf
by privrte conveyance for Milford
going BY way of Deer Dodge MIR
Sawyer goes to Carson to attend the
Sleeper case before the Supreme
Court and Mr. Nesbitt<will go to Cali
fornia before he returns.
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seavty.Is Flood Deep.

Cisan blood means a clean skin.
No beauty without Ii. Cascaret,
Candy CatLartic clean your blood
and keep 1t clean, by stirring up the
lazy liver and driving all impurities
from the body. Begin to-day 10
Danish pimples, boils, blotehes, black
heads and that sickly bilious COM
plexion by taking Casearets, beauty
for ten cents. All druggists, salts
faction guaranteed, 1Oc, rs, 6Jc
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School Money.

| have appartioned to the various
School Funds of the County, the sum
2270.0O, County School Funds, the
distribution to each District being as
follows:
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Az Ant tD-SLV RAJ FAITH VI MEN 'IK We
w men TO travel for responsible es'ablis hed
Sc in Nevada. salary $3.50, payable SIS weel "
d expenses POsiti IN permanent References
n'lo-'d self-Ad dressed mped envelope The
a-ional. Star Huilding Chicago
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
Take Cascarets Candy Cathartic 10
or 25c. IfC. G. 9. fails to cure.
druggists refund money.
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$6337,Sl $2270.0O
f. II. McNamee
County School Supt.

Value of Property in Nevada.
The assessed value of real estate
and personal droperty in N, vada is
as follows:
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NOTICE
To Holders of Certificates Agains
the General County Fund.

tiee il b. reby given that here is now IN
utty TT asury tue SUN 4 O80 20, for the
up'ion Of Certificates OF Indeb edness ARains
b d neral Fund II ipeoln COunt,, Nevada, Aui
h 4 sealed pr pJ>Als for he sIrr4n Ter of ~
rifle .t,s iii be r., eived by me until the mex
= sular tutttin1 Of h Boa q Of County Columns
sloners. tow q March ls9s provided ia the Law
e the redemption Of such certihcates in statue
OF 1897 at page ~.
N. P. D00LEY,
County Treasurer Of Line, In County, Nevada
reasurer's Ufhce. Ii coln Co. New.
Phoebe. = brusry 10 1898
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Probate Notice.

the District Court Of the Fourth Judicial Dis
ltrct of the state of Nevada in aud for the County
of Lincoln.
IN the Matter OF the Estate OF Archibald Mcneil
Deceased.
petition having been filed in the above entitled
matter by Anthony ". Lewis, Dave Mcneil and
Andrew Mcneil for the probate of the last will OF
said deceased and for the issuance of letters tes-
amentary thereon to them.
Notice is hereby given that ling on said
petit ion will be had before said Court at the Coura
Room thereof on MonCay the 18th day Of September
d. 1897 at 10 o'clock A. NJ. or so soon thereafter
as the same eau be heard
h. GOODRICH
Clerk of raid Court
Dated Aug 27lS97
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Notice of Appointment.

Notice is hereby given that David Mcneil and
ndrew Mcneil have thi' day been pointed by
ne District Cour' OF the +, urth Ju1icial district
Il tue state OF Nevada in and for the Comfy Of
incaln, "a the EXECUTORS of the last will aud test.
m mt OF A'chibad Nc Neill deceased. and that all
persons HAVING claims against said deceased must
file the same ri the Clerk OF SAID Court within
Sixty days from the first publica ion hereof.
Dav d Men Ill
and
Andrew MoNeil
DATED Nov nth 1897 lxeruiors
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Dicks


j !: ! :. :: 8: !: !:
Furnishes the BEST BOARD to
be had in town. r -.
A private dining room, with en-.
trance from Main St., has just been
W added for the convenience OF ladies
and other guests.
MAIN STREET. DrLAMAR.
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A New York woman who says her
marital life has been unfruitful ad-
vertisedin the papers for a baby.
Such innocent, trusting faith as that
in the virtue of printers ink should
be rewarded. Yes, by jove, with
twins
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-11-05
FoNTAINE Fox BoBBIT'

GOOD FIGHTERS. Among those pa
pers which have made gallant fight
for democracy and from whose store
houses of wisdom and learning the Gil
max has copied many contributions to
campaign literatdre. are here grateful
ly recorded: The Stanford Semi-Week-
ly INTERIOR JOURNAL, Louisville
Dispatch, Winchester Democrat. Win
chester Sun, Mt. Sterling Sentinel
Democrat. Paris Kentuckian, George
town Times, Shelbyville News, Leba-
non Falcon, Elizabethtown News, Glas-
gov Times and others. They have
held aloft the banner of democracy in
every instance against violent opposi-
tion from their adversaries. When
the value of the country press is Justly
estimated, and it receives its merited
reward, we shall not always be turning
to the big dailies for either informa-
tion or inspiration, On the tripods of
the papers mentioned above are men
able to COPE with the best journalist in
the South. who can not be lured from
the peace and quiet of an inland home
for all the pomp and power of the met
ropolitan journal. Richmond Climax,
which also did its full quota towards
the grand result.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-11-05
POLITICS

A fool republican Ia Ohio has named
his sou Prosperity.
In 1896 divided democracy lost New
York State 10y PCS, 400. In 1897 united
democracy was successful by majority
of 10000. Great Is harmony. From
harmony, heavenly harmony. this uni
versal fame began. Louisville Post.
Receipts of the federal government
for October were s2i 1891, llj, and ex-
penditures S33.70l jl2. Excess of ex-
penditures over receipts for the four
months Of the present fiscal year is
| SIS ,0y9,0l0. The fiscal year begins the
LIST Of July each year. So much for the
| Diucley bill.
Mr.. WattcrsOn throws up the sponge
and sadly says in his paper OF yester-
day: The vote confirms the position
OF the convention that nominated Mr.
Shackelford for clerk of the court OF
appeals and repudates the position OF
the convention which nominated Mr..
| Hindman. IL fixes the relation of the
democratic organization in Kentucky
TO the National organization OF the
democratic party, at least through the
next State and National elections. 1t
is SO decisive In character "a TO leave
nothing To conjecture, and the Courier.
Journal has neither the wish nor the
purpose 10 challenge IL. We may re.
greet the verdict against us, but we ac-
ccpt IT, We shall make no further ef.
fort 10 direct the party course or coun.
sells, or to share In any OF the responsi.
bilities of party leadership, having
done our best, according to our con
science and belief, To divert our politi.
cal associates from a policy aud pro-
cedure, the end Of which no man can
now foresee, the results Of which We
very much fear, both as To the welfare
OF the country Snd the party.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-11-05
RELIGIOUS.

The American Bible Society Will
meet at the Christian church Sunday
night
Rev. II. B. Mahony will preach at
Preachersville Saturday and Sunday at
ii A. NJ.
Miss Frances Willard has been re-
elected president of the w. c. I. u,
at Buffalo.
Owing TO his wife's illness Bev' ASH
ley Johnson, of kimberlin Heights
Tenn, will not be here 10 preach al
the Christian church tonight.
The new 1900 Methodist church al
Paris was dedicated Sunday, Rev. G..
G. Kelley, Of Birmingham, officiating
All the churches in town closed in hon
or of the event.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-11-05
MATRIMONIAL.

A couple was married in den OF
lions at Boston yesterday AS an adver-
tisement for the zoo.
Frank Allen, twice a widower and 60
years old, eloped from Cairo, ILL.,, to
st. Louis with Miss Josie Price, aged
Il, and was married.
Here's chance for some impecunious
youth: The Princess Tonomaroanu,
daughter of Paul, king oil the Maoris,
offers her income To any respecta-
able white man who will marry her.
She is ugly as sin though.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-11-05

CRAB ORCHARD, Nov. 3.-The proud
emblem of democracy, and his aide de
camp Bobbitt have piled the dry au-
tumn leaves as high as Mount Chin
borazo on the rocking carcasses of cor
ruptlon and extravaganza Who aided
us and who is beneath the rubbish; Me-
Kinley's Dingley tariff bill. Bradley's
wholesale pardoning power, his corrupt
subordinates and Davison's post-oflice
appointments and Dawson's poor-houss
vote Now let some Democratic Eros
tratus fire the whole pile, and make a
grand holocaust of them and he will be
far more illustrious than he who burnt
the temple of Diana at Ephesus. Lei
everybody come TO Stanford Monday
county court day and hear all about il
In the courthouse at the ringing of the
bell at o'clock.
FONTAINE Fox BOBBITT.
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HUSTONVILLG.

There will be preaching at the Pres
byterian church next Sabbath.
WIN. +. Cabbell. wife and baby, of
Lebanon, were expected Thursday on "A
visit Ia relatives.
Horace Bohon, at Kids Store, cap
tured bclled buzzard Wednesday. \
small bell inscribed -. 4. Langson,
England. lSS2,' secured 10y leather
strap and buckle, was taken from its
neck. The strap was imbedded in the
feathers at base OF neck and worn till
the bell was held IN place by slim
tenure, which threatened early loss.
No fake in this item, being literally
true.
When counting ballots at one OF the
polls ballot minus the log cabin vas
encountered. 4 republican official
earnestly charged that the clerk had
mutilated the ballot in tearing the
sheet from the stub and had detailed
search instituted. Later similar mutt
latious developed when crestfalleu
partisan observed: "Oh yes That's
cheaper than excursion trains and
! trips
Notice that Thompsie would visit u,
Wednesday insured him an impromptu
ovation, when line Of cavalry met
him at the outskirts of the city and
mounting him on "A thoroughbred, AT
/ imposing cavalcade escorted him eX
ultantly and triumphantly through the
principal thoroughfares. Messrs. Ow
ems and North CHANGING to be present
were included in the procession ant
were cordially welcomed to their shar,
of West End congratulations.
John Price, OF the Casey border, who
was shot few days after last election
aud barely escaped translation, donneC
his feathers and war paint "Wednesday
afternoon and invaded our city with a
war whoop and swoop towards Johr
Grubbs, when he was promptly pulled
Invested of his gun and deccntly tileC
away in the cooler. S25, ten days il
Jail and municipal embroideries will
doubtless contribute something to tn,
young mans disgust with Bitter Creel
Irregularities.
Our neighbor, b. B. King, is not s,
chippy AS prior TO Wednesday. Benz
confidence that he would be promoted
is not adequately expressed by certain
ty. Ben was dead sure. Twitted b!
his democratic neighbors, who inquir
ed as to his health, said his eyes wer,
sore from prolonged lamplight calcula
tions as to immensely of his majority
again that he was exultant in visions o
handwritings on the wall which h,
translated as assurances of victory
Ben was off in the Interpretation. Bel
shazzar's vision wac there in othe
terms, as he now knows.
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MT. VERNON.

Rev. j. $. Farrer preached here Sun
day.
The Aid Society will give a candy
party after the contest Friday eve
ming.
Little Hobert Fields, the infant son
o. Mr.. VIM. Fields, is quite ill with
dipthera.
Mrs. Lee Houk, of Indiana, has re-
turned home after a pleasant visit 10
relatives here. Miss Bessie and MIR.
Jas. Houk accompanied her.
The w. G. L. L. contest at the court
house will be an interesting affair. The
public is cordially invited to attend.
Admission free. The medal is beau.
tiful one. OF silver.
On the day OF the election three men
were shot at the Crooked Creek pre-
cinct. One Mr.. Henry Langford il
dead, while Chess Payne and John
Lawrence are in critical condition.
Mr.. II. II. Baker is moving TO his
farm in the country. Miss Rhoda Luns.
ford, of Stanford, was the guest of rel.
atives here. Miss Berda and Eva Mar.
tin gladdened their many friends here
by visit Saturday.
Saturday proved "A very cool day foI
the rally, nevertheless the crowC
evinced considerable enthusiasm, with
the log cabin the lead The bard dis
coursed beautiful music before the
court house, then joined the parade in
"A handsomely decorated band wagon
Mr.. w. a. Morrow spoke to the enthu
siastic throng. The crowd was small
compared to the one last year.
The election passed off quietly here
All parties worked liked bees. but not
with the boisterousness that character
lied some places in the county. Il. G
Williams was elected county Judge 10y
a large majority; the other officers
were republicans, being Judge Colyer
county attorney: Mr.. Henry CatrOn
sheriff; Mr.. Dick Miller, clerk; Mr.
George Griffin. jailer. OF the towr
officers Mr.. w. Il. Mcclure was chos
en- marshal and Air. G. $. Franklin, po
lice Judge.
Semi-weekly interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1881-1905, 1897-11-05

This is the autobiography of Mr.. Sui
livan as writ" by himself and shows
of what material some so-called states
men are made He sent it to Mr.. Clar-
ence Coleman, of Middleburg, for pub
LEGATION along with his picture, in the
CONFECTIONERY.
James Il. Sullivan was Borne Dee
Cember the 1852 in Adaire county
Ky his Father moved to Russell coun-
ty Ky when he was three years old |
have Bin A Democrat all my life | was
not Bit BY the mad dog of free silver
have stood BY the old ship of Stat all
moust lone had Rather fight under
the old flag that was histed BY Jeffson
In 1901 with Defect Starring me in the
face then to help win A victory under
false colors head BY such men as till
man e. Blackburn or w. j. Bryan the
haire Braine Gass Bag of, Bablon of
Neb.
oct. the % 1897
Mr.. coleman you will have Excuse
me fore not wrighting Befor Now was
Not ut home at the time you rote |
send in closed A tim tipe Picture of
my self all so Short sketch of my self
Please correct my Bad Spelling.
Jas p Sullivan
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An unknown assassin called Capt. Il
b. Hooblen, Of Vanceburg, to the door
of his home and threw a bottle of muri'
attic acid in his face. He was horribly
burned and died few hours later.
Because Miss Ethel Tucker would
not marry him, Bonnie Rosenfield, al
Seymour, Ind, killed himself at her
feet.
Charles p. Weaver becomes mayor
of Louisville ON Tuesday next.