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THE RAVEN is ARTeuL.
Some stories That Are Told iiias,ss,iss
bsis Ctcssra~sa.

some Stories That Are Told tiiasisatinE
isis Ctc,ssa-s.-
Many stories are told OF the clever.
ncss OF the raven. bird that really
seems TO have reasoning powers. says
the Philadelphia Times. One of these
tells how rave. by skilifai strata
scm got young hare for Its dinner.
but tn. mother hare drove 1, away.
Then the raven slowly r-irra,-Si. en-
couFaEins the mother TO follow him
and even pretending that he Was
afraid of her. In this fashion he led
her TO n considerable distance from the
young one. and then suddenly. before
the hare had time 10 realize the mean.
inE OF the trick. he rose In the air. glru
swiftly back. caught the young hare Ia
his hcak and bore II away. A similar
plan Was adopted by some ravens that
wished TO steal food from dog. They
icased him until he grew so angry that
he chased them from the spot. bat ;hs
aF'fui birds turned sharply around.
easily reached the dlsh before hita saa
carried OF the choices, bits in tEi.
',mph. As to the ravens power OF
speech. tho following story. which Is
given on the authority Of Capt. Brown.
who vouchcs for its truth. will show
ho~ ap;iy II can talk: A gentleman
while travelling through a wood In the
south cf England uss startled by hear
Ing shpu; of Fair play. scniismsa:
fair piayl" uttered in loud tones. Tno
cry being presently repeated. the tras.
cicr thought u must proceed from
some ons In distress and at once be-
gan to search for him. lie soon dis.
covered ;wo ravens tetoely attacking
a third. lie was so struck with the ap.
peal of the oppressed sha, he promptly
rescued him. Il turned out that the
victim was a tame raven belonging to
a house in the ncishborhood. and the
cry tha, 1t had used so opportgaciy
was one of many tina, II had been
taught TO utter.
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crime punishable by death for black
to deal in Illicit liquor. many a poor
kafiir Is strung up for getting mixed
up In the making Of native "moonsh!ne
whisky" The public gallows stand in
the garden OF the city Jail and the
state artillery attends all executions.
There is no official executioner. the
execution ceremony being performed
by prisoners OF good behavior, who thus
earn their liberty and are put across
the border. There Is a custom at these
Pretoria executions for the officiating
black to wear a pair OF white gloves.
and. after the fatal drop. these gloves
are thrown into the pit below. to sig
Nifty that the hands OF the person su-
perintending the affair are clean OF all
blood.
The greatest drawback about Pre-
toria. as Is the case with the rest of
the Transvaal. Is Its railway connec-
ton. South African railways are the
slowest In the world. The Boer Is not
a fast travelling man. and he will rot
allow others TO travel fast while with
In his gates. To travel 220 miles II
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Fat Ia Tesf.

Doth in the northern and western Is.
lands of Scotland the natives have
some peculiar customs Unfamiliar to
the dwciicrs of tho main land. One OF
these. known as the marriage test
IL prac,iced In the island Of 81 kiida-
where the population barely exceeds a
hundred. The desire among the Is
ianders to increase this number docs
not seem TO be exceptionally strong.
and every man before he IL deemed
suitable for a husband has TO perform
an evolution with no little bodily risk.
The st. Kiidans are. of course. adcp,
rock climbers. and the aspirant for
matrimony is therefore subjected TO
the test of balancing himself on one leg
on narrow ledge ovcrhangins pTcci-
pice. bending his body at the same
time In order to hold the foo, OF his
other leg in his hands. II found lack
ing in courage the maiden vithdraws
her be,rothai. and should the man fall
over the ledge II is presumed that. In
his case he will be disqualified.
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stsaiea

On Tuesday. Jan. u. a special vcS,l-
baled train o: Pullman palace cars.
compartment. dEawins-room. library.
observation and dining cars will start
from Chicago. going TO the City OF
Mexico and TO other prominent cities
OF the republic and back to Chicago
again. making tho tour OF all
Mexico complete. The party will be
strictly limited and absolutely aFst
class. Tickets include all expense,
everywhere. The tour IL under the
personal eseoF; and direction OF Mr.
Reaa Campbell. general manager o:
Tho American Tourist Association.
For maps. books Of the tour. tickets
cie.. cali on agents Of tho Chicago.
Milwaukee q 81. Paul Ry.
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gives 1, an appearance possessed by no
other residence in Missoufi-pcfhaps
in the ~orid-sor In the world there Is
no other woman like Ella Ewing. She
is as modes; as she Ia tall. and 1, was
only after the mos, tempting offers
ths, she ever consented TO eshibi; her
self for a consideration. She has been
the main attraction at several circus
side shows. bu, has Invariably been
accompanied by her parents. They
arc people o: average sise and canno;
account, for their daughters remark
able development She Is no~ a, her
home. I, was while travelling with a
circus that shc earned the money which
paid for the house which IL now the
wonder Of Scotland county. Mo.
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LIFE IN THE BOER CAPITAL,

Though Pretoria. the capital OF the
South Africa republic. is town of less
than 10000 inhabitants. 1t Is at present
one OF the most important places on
the map of Africa. The town was
named in honor OF the first president
OF the Transvaal. Pretorlus. who led
the migrating Dutchmen In their great
trek from Cape Colony sixty years ago.
In 1883 the parliament house of the
republic at Pretoria was little
thatched barn. but on the site OF that
barn now stands one Of the handsom-
est and costliest buildings In South A.
rica. In this connection there seems
to be general idea that Pretoria is a
raw and unpleasing frontier town. with
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LUTHER As A HvMoa,sr.
M. o..,.,i,y 1..p<s.a the asa-.-y s'
00ss seaL

III SSoAs
Zeal timed with hunor IL what
made t.uthcr so effective. says Samuel
n. C,p,hrrs In the Atlantic Magazine.
lie struck heavy blows at the Idols msn
aaorcd. Tut he was such a genial.
~hoicsouicd icpnociast that those who
were mos, shocked at him eoaidn't
help but like him-bctwccn times. He
would give smashing blow al the
idols and then a warm hand.erasp and
a hearty God bless you TO the Idol
ater. and then idoia,cr and ieoneelass
would be down on the floor together.
trying to sec IL there were pieces OF
the idol worth saving. II was all so
shocking. and yet SO unafIectedly rcii-
eious and so surprisingly the riga,
thing to do. that the upsho, OF u all
vas that people went away saying that
pr. Martin wasn't such a bad fellow
after all. La,hcr's Table Talk pcnc-
tra,cd circles which we're we'll protect
cd against his theological trcaiiscs.
Men were conscious of a good humot
even In his invcctivc: for he usually
gave them time to see the kindly twin
klc In his eye before he knocked them
down. In order 10 engage karistadt
In a controversy he drew out iorin
from his pocket and cried heartily:
Take u! Attack me boidiyI- Karl
stadt took IL. pu, II in his purse and
gave II 10 Luther. Luther then drank
to his health. Then karistadt pledged
Luther. Then Luther said. The more
violent your attacks the more I shall
be delighted" Then they gave each
other their hands and parted. One can
aiuos, be reconciied to theological
controversy when IL Is conducted in =
manner so truly sportsmanlikc. Luther
had a way Of characicrizins a person
In a sentence that was much more ef-
fcstivc than his iabored vituyeration
lin which IL must he confessed he was
a MASTERY. Thus. speaking Of the at
,itude OF Erasmus. he said. Erasmus
stands looking at creation like a calf
at a new door" II was very unjust to
Erasmus. and yet the picture sticks In
the mind: for II Is such perfect char
acterization of the king OF mind that
We arc all acquainted with. which
looks at the marvels of creation with
the wide.eyed gaze of bovine youth
fulness. curious not TO know how that
door came there. but only 10 know
whether II leads to something TO eat.
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ue~sr- Of ois,@sais for Ca,srrh That
- C.utaia Nsfrusy.

AZ rlrrrsrT viii surslT ticsiruT the srnss ef
smell aui essnristeiy dsranEe the Whole sysism
1hru sa,sfirF ], shrussa The murusss surfaces
sgfh sttIflss shauii never br used except on
pfyseripsia7s irutn rvrassbic Physicians, ssihs
damage they will do is ;safold 10 the sod Jpa
Faa rspss;bsy derive from them Halls Caiarra
Csrv manufactured bF y J. ChSHey Go.
Toiesio. q. eoa;ains no fucrcurJ. au1 ts tassn
tsigraaiir. aestr< direcsiy uppa the blood sai
t5vfags surSasvs 81 the sJsssra4 In bsytnz
VzIi-s Clzszrrs Cur bc sure ygu set thc senutnc
II il taken is;er=allS ard made ir p.csl1. uatn
IN y q y-ksreT a 60 Trssinlpriais frcs sold
b Druggists rfice &c t-cT tntilss
Ii.iIIs l1sssify l'IIts sfp the best
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s,,.nsr A,,r.,r Of . n,.n,..,.

Miss Ella Ewing. famed as the Mis-
souri, siantess, whose height is s fee,
3 inches. has just had bull, remark.
able house near Garvin, in Scotland
county. II Is a two-s;ory frame struc-
ture Of Unconventional pattern and would
not attract more than ordinary atten-
tion were IL not for the fact that the
doors were all ten feet high with win
doys and ceiling to correspond. 1nis
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One Of the greatest problems which
the English oaicer in South Africa has
to face is that OF duly giving his men
their daily bread. II is no easy thing
to feed 10000 hungry Tommy At
kinses when these same gentlemen are
engaged with the enemy a good dis.
tance from the base of supplies. The
accompanying Illustration will. there
fore. give a good idea OF how the Brit
ish soldier IL supplied with the stan
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A 0axR6 naS.

From the Atlanta Constitution: One
of the quccrcs, marriage notices Of the
season appeared In a Georgia ncwspa-
per recently. II was as follows: "on
the evening Of the isth inst. Miss Mol
lie Bussard was united in marriage to
Nr. John Hawk. the Rev. Jonathan
Grow oficiatins. assisted by Rers.
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OF life during active campaigning. The
commissariat department is provided
with a large number Of oblong, lightly
built steel ovens. and these. with the
usual corps OF cooks. accompany the
camp during every advance. When a
position is taken up. the ovens are
laid down and a trench bull, in front
Of them. They are then covered with
red-hot Goals and frewood. and in thi,
primitive way is baked tho bread Of
the soldier boys.
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A n.,sais 4. G.iis,a

All music lovers ~ili bc Interested Ia
tho -sa" Of Joaa ~. smy;h Co. shown
in another par; OF this paper. in which
they offer an elegant guitar for l.,ss.
Tho siEm !s thoroughly reliable. &c,
their catalogue OF everything to eaS
wear and use.
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THE CHRISTMAS ISSUE

OF the Lake Shore Boo, Of Trains Is
something entirely out OF the ordinary
In tho way of railroad literature and
Will be Of interest to all. Copy will be
sent to any address on receipt Of 2-cent
stamp.-F. NJ. Byron. G. W. A., Chi
cago; A. J. Smith. G. p. A., Cleve-
land,
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Track Tank. for Freight Engines.

The use OF track tanks by which To-
comotives OF high speed passenger
trains may take water without stop
ping Is almost universal on the larger
Eastern roads. where fast expresses arc
the rule. The b. & o. II. r. has q
number between Washington and Phil
adelphia and intends to equip the en-
tire Main Line in the future. This de-
cislon was recently arrived at through
the use OF passenger locomotives.
equipped with water scoops, on fast
freight trains. 1t was found that much
time was saved, danger from stopping,
being reduced to q minimum and cost
OF running lessened. The extra stops
for water take much time and the wear
and tear on equipment Is no small
matter. II the experiment on this part
OF the road proves successful, track
tanks will be Installed on every dIvi-
sion between Baltimore and Chicago.
As starter. the 80 new Vauclain COM
Eound engines recently ordered will be
lifted with water scoops.
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Tho Health and risa,urs Resort.

Tho Health and TIea,ure Resorts
Or Texas. Mexico. Arizona and Call
fornia are quickly and comfortably
reached via the Southern Pacific Com
pany's Sunset Route. Daily through
service from New Orleans to San
Francisco via Houston. San Antonio.
FL Paso and Los Angeles. Special
semi-weekly service. Sunset Limited
from New Orleans Mondays and
Thursdays. composed OF Buffet Smok-
ing Car. continuing Bath Room and
Barber Shop. Drawing Room compart-
ment Car. regular Pullman Slecpers.
and Dining Car tmeais n Ia cartel. all
o. the latest design and mos; luxuri-
ousiy appointed. Direct connections
made =, New Orleans from ail poIna
North and East. Detailed Informal
,Ion ehecrfuliy furnished by ". @.
N.Imycr. q. ". A.. So. Pac. Co. 23s
Clark ST.. Chicago: W. II. connor.
coml Ast.. Chamber Commerce Bldg.
Cincinnati. o.. ". J. Berg. Tray. Pass.
Ast. go Ellieou sqaare. Buffalo.
y. Y,
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two days Ii not a very &C.
maTkabic record from the
American standpoint. Yet
such a run Ia a thin. te
wonder at when Il occurs In
the Trnnsyaai. Hut II ID only
the mail trains that travel
at such a reckless speed.
since tho freight trains co.
ins the same distance do the
trip In fye days, Mos, poerA.
one Ii no, surprised TO md.
make their wills before so-
ins on a railway journey. for
the ordinary TTanssaai en-
ginc leaves the track aboa;
once an hour. In fact. among
railway men on the so,ori-
ous pcira railway there Ia .
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which ripple in little runnels down the
sides OF every roadway. nestles the
capital Of the South African republic.
II Is town OF trees and hedges and
flowers. 1t has wide avenues and good
buildings and can boast of the mod
ernity OF electric lights.
A common sight In the streets OF
Pretoria Is gang Of convicts engaged
IN roadmaking. The prisoners are al
ways guarded by white warder.
armed with a revolver. and Kafiir
constable bearing rifle. Some Of
these prisoners are white. but most OF
them are obstreperous blacks undergo
Ing punishment for their sins OF the
past. The white prisoners are we'll
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Elegant. clean. Convenient. Eocmy.

New equipment makes the Union pacinc
the most popular line running both east
and west from lscuycr. Nine hours saved
between Denver AMI san Francisco or the
Pacific northwest. and only one night TO
Chicago. st Paul or st. Louis. Ticket
Office. gu i5th street.
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clothed. wearing
good felt hats and
flannel shirts. They
are not forced. like
the KaMr prison
ers. to wear convict
dress marked with
n spi C u o u q
number. nor arc
their heads shaved
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imposing vC,idingg-. NO: poor GLADYS
fofept herself and lid the cSke walk 80.
Ing down the aisle"
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As oae approaches Pretoria across
the le~ and IA; and mono;oaoas Se,dt
welcome trees change tho character OF
the scenery. and in a picasaa, valley.
kep, green by springs Of clear water.
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ut,,, s,.r R,rc.,.,, y,,,u,,. with o,ber,

what wonderful time and money
saving device the telephone Ist'' Yes
for people who borrow the use Of IL
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''Dii the Rev. Mr.. Choker give you q
good sermon this morning. Mrs. JoncsT'
Perfectly grand. 1t ought to be drama
TIED
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"a man shows his character even IN
the vay he moves his chin" II think
be shows more character In the way he
doesn't move g."
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ninsh,.S ''sNha, ali he tell ysaT' "iIs
said he Was mad ell over because he
diin't think 60 write his fables Ia slang.
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A.. s.. r.,.s Ar.s.. r.e,.r...,

II IL the only cure Tor Swollen.
smaEtins. burning. Sweating Feet.
foo;-Easr. a powder TO be shaken ia,o
the shoes. At all Druggists and Shoe
Stores. &c. Sample sent FREE. Ad-
dress Allsa 3. Oims,sd. Leroy. n. Y.
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The telephone Is a great social factor"
That's so. We wouldn't have called on
those people next door at all " We hadn't
wanted to use their telephone"
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''tsn'; Arah@iia pid.tashiuned- she is
reatins Tesi riltisus with y string arpari
asT neck" pidsfashipustr That is the
latest craze.
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Willis Eagle and cicmcn, Dove" In
concluding the notice the editor missed
the opportunity Of his life by neglect
Ing TO say: We wish the say sirds
joy"
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know that my life was saved by Piso's
Cure for Consumption.-john A. Miller,
Au Sable, Michigan, April 81. 1875.
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FITS rerusaently CURED se ats ~ sf,ss
kssi dsys oi Dr. Mines Great Nerve R.stoter.
seud tot FREE SS.OO trial botti. snd t-.s,,ses
DR n ". kIISs Isd. ssI Arch 81. Philadelphia, Pa
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A CHRISTMAS PLANO

rcr ste Asx~ u-ssn ,s- 81 wbss x-sss rfpss.,
nArsr tssa Gee cf thsss hish-srsas irstfsssnt.
rua -sxine' Csplr saltil ysr uIsut tnwu. and tSs
TuG kNiGur-CANrnCII Nts ste CO..
rsnvpr Branch Ssrres r-uensrs Ccrratp sprirss.
Cfirpis Crsss- Central City. Issisiiies Tfnidsi.
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Runs e,ery Day In the Tear.

The Overland Limited via Union "a
cific for California and the Pacific north
west. Quickest time and finest equip.
mtnt. Ticket Office, eti 18th street.
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what Is the strenuous life, anywayT'
ut is killing Yourself working SO you
won't have TO work"
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mr. Feet Ach. and BurnS

pur Feet Ache and Burn
INTO your shoes Aliens Foot
nwder for the feet. 1t makes
Kew Shoes feel Easy. Cures
Sunions. Swollen. Hot and
Feet. At all Druggists and
Ses. 25c. Sample sent FREE.
Allen 8. Olmsted. Leroy. N. Y.
scnsItlye Rodney Jones Isl"
Snkcs IL as personal II you get
car when he IL getting on.
Won can't carry your umbrel-
{by and bandboN and hold your
Iirt me assist you by carrying
koX" mo. that's got my new
Sou carry the baby"
EE A COLD IN ONE DAY.
|.lys Bromo Quinine Tablets. All
Signd The money II It fails to cure.
3iTOve's signature on each box.
I,1k at the men and then you
{nWnyed by their tryin. to iiirt
III ! don't look at them !
hcthcr or not they are looking
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VII infoTln addicted - NS-yains. Iauisauun.
Cpluul, Cccsines Cf neyer.tsing. hs-unltss. hnue-
Cars- Nts ". II. Bahuiu. EoS iiI2. ChlcAsn. III
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tradition iha, In the early days tho
e~s, driver on that line performed the
remarkable feat of travelling III. whole
length Of the line and ran his train
OF the metals only tvcn;y-,hrec times.
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rs rssss ., pssTea'A
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1899-04-29

we do not show proper respect to Of
fcers The paper | use in writing
I captured in printing office on
the Gale de Real. l say captured"
as the old Major says that is bet
ter word than ''stole." | am per-
fectly we'll and heavier than | ever
was before. We do not hear much
about being mustered out, although
it was understood that enlisted reg
ulars would he let out when the war
was over. | think it il about over.
If so | propose to look about the
country some. There are rich gold
mines in the interior if reports and
specimens indicate anything. The
Chinese are the only people who go
far into the interior hnt they are
smart enough to keep what they
know to themselves. Will write
again soon. With regards to all.
Yours truly,
B + HANSON.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1899-04-29

FLANAGAN, the Reno sheep man
and Senator, has heard, so it is re.
ported, that the woody aphis has
invaded Nevada. Flanagan is wide
awake whenever wool is mentioned,
and when the above news was
brought to him he grew pale and
demanded to know if this new wool
animal would in any manner COM
pete with his fiocks and herds, re-
marking, 30 it is said, that it was a
pity the facts could not have been
learned before the Legislature ad-
jou-ned so he and Ernst could have
jammed through bill prohibiting
the aphis from roaming the Nevada
hill. When it was explained to
Flanagan what the woody aphis
was he studied awhile and then
wondered if there was not some way
of gathering the wool from the
aphis. If they could not shear it,
he thought the aphis might be
skinued
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1899-04-29

THE Director of the Mint has
found out that there il not silver
money enough in the country and
says there is no law to make more.
He wants Congress to look into this
matter at the next session and see
what can be done about the matter.
In the East the idiotic idea prevails
that silver dollar is only worth
about 30 or go cents, but the people
who thus believe are anxious for
silver certificates, which are only a
piece of paper promising to pay in
silver dollars.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1899-04-29

GEORGE ERNST, Senator, has con-
tributed 800 to the Miners Home
fund, with promise OF perhaps
doubling the amount by the time
the subscription list is completed.
1t is said that Ernst has the guber-
Material bee in his bonnet, and the
800 contribution to the Miners
Home fund is probably "feeler" to
see how the Union will take his
candidacy after his career as an
opponent to unions while in the
State Senate. About the only union
Ernst has any nse for is one which
will protect his and Flannigan's
sheen.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1899-04-29

Quay, through the influence Of
his boodler friends, has escaped the
penitentiary, and Governor Stone,
of Pennsylvania, has appointed
him U. s. Senator. the honor the
Legislature of that State refused to
confer upon him. The U. S. SEN
ate has established the precedent 81
not recognizing appointments Of
this kind, where Legislature fails
to elect, but as Quay has establish
cd the record of first-class, ALA
round, high toned thief, the Repub-
lican Senate of to-day may seat
him.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1899-04-29

Sec. LONG and Senator Depew
are making a great fuss about Capt.
Coghlan's recitation of "Hoch, der
Kaisr." Coghlan is Captain of the
Raleigh, which has just returned
from Manila. If there is a thor
oughbred fearless American in the
U. S. Navy, we'll wager it is Cough
Ian. He is not afraid to tell things
about the Germans in Manila as he
saw them, grandfather Long not
withstanding. When Depew said
that Coughlan's stories were liable
to cause war the latter simply re-
marked that he was ready. Captain
Coughlan is all right.
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1899-04-29

am fae oeJ;eI Stony Brook Of the malaous
districts IN tbs State and was bothered with malaria for years times
so could nor AMI always Vey co1stPled we'll For
years had malaria bad the spring when engaged blowing
THAI could do hing bit shake must have taken about barrel
qnne pills dozens other remedies but obtained
etit Last fall, in peach time had most serious
attack OF hs then mTenced to take Rpans Tabules upon
friends advice he first box made all right and have
been withtf take !abue morning and night
and sometimes zen ee than usually exhausted take three
day. They have kept stomach sweet bowels regular and
have not had the e touch of malaria splitting headache since
commenced them know also that sleep better and wake
refreshed tfn formerly don't know how complaints
Rpans Tabues vii hell but do know they will the
condition and would not be without them any price
honestly consider them the cheapest-pced medicine the world
they also beneficial and the
twenyev Of and have worked hard all my life
most n both early and late and in all kinds OF weather
and have eoyed such good health have fall
fact neghbo have all remarked improved condition and have
said, Say, oF' wat doing look healthy 2"
MT bann ne
:' s s:s s s az. % 20 s