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70 Jamos ID Putnam ........,....".....
1h g. RiS,s s1d to hsnhS 5sD 2; MsrI
'3tn & John af bshSsS saS 70 Mary sgT'GiaGs Ts
10th 81, aoO W, a2I77o; Jeremiah Mnford.
Jr. and ano. exrs, to Charles Meyer. 800. 1e,boo
20,h st. ~ W. 25I92; Gertrude Leslie to
Edw Q johnson ct al, exrs to Julia
22d st. q W iaI Sc 10Th av iGsIase; id. i''O''
ward CJohnson ct al to Julia Grandin
oath st, ST., i4i and i4a VI. a557xo9712as1
gs9; Catherine Dellamors to Eliza
am s., 5, saI 9 idth Az, 2lotss9 Fred.
erick rfaf TO Robert Stewart ........,. 1
Hssasrt sSi 70 rrc%R S'R Pfs Pa soA"9,S' HoooF!
Edwin q Bruns to Lizzie + scsnnsll. .,.o, 10000
s1th, st. 5os W. 25x"S.s; Edward sinnott
5ad = =, iIsS Lexington ~, ia.6i
Ilno.hi John Il Keslns to Ida Dobln:....;.
10 10 Alexander E MasSn & on "oo'to D"o $1,000
6sth ri, II 8. 700 e columbus ay. 2oxloO5:
Rosa stratton to Jacob Rothschild.
siade to Win 4 CLARK ,...,....,....1.:,. 10000
s11h st, ~ z, lsk1o22 Rose putzcl to
s7h lrsdn'S st. N S.'itlSF 81 loo Riverside Drive OK
100 y WIN Hall TO Augusta seGor, 500
zoos Geo Fisher to Nathan NJ Mark:
92d st. cor Central Park West i25x
1oosi Hyman and Henry Som to Edward ,o
ana henfy lilrsn ana anO. ................. lOO
oath 81, =, 27h e Hd ay, lux KOS;
oath st. II $, 2S5 sd Av, ~. zoos, with
gore ON II SIMON Adler to Michael
Krshin and RnO. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 100
9Ntl II. ), l25 = Columbus av, 2bK1OO11;
David Eisner and ano TO Ellen I Martin. eIch
1Olst ~, 5, % Lex ngton ay, 2OoNlOO.ll;
the Peoples Trust Co. exr &c, to Samuel
1uId st. s, lSO q West End av. 2ONHS.7I
2ONg77; Peter Wagner to Louise Weber 100
1921 st.as, 100 WDst End av, 2oS irreR;
Peter Wagner to Louise Weber. .......,.. 100
1O6th IT, 5, 125 ID ay, 5OE lOO.l1; Ches-
ter Arthur and ano to Louis Le6e. ......
1l3th 81, =. loo " Nth av, 25NlOO1l WIN
Bellinger to Frank II Keeler, ........,
IAN st. lO3 W. 3l6xlOol 1; Thomas
Mclaughlin to Gibson PutIel .........,...
IL 7th st. g. 2S5 9th av, 25IlOo.11; 117th
st. n :, $50 9Th av. 25N1Ou | |; Kaufman
Iandell Co Chas NJ Roscnthal ............ 5000
to Emanuel Mcntinc ',.'..'..i''. ''.. .o. s2,6oo
1924 ST. =, 3Ol.S 9th av 384x9Dl1;
James Putnam to VIM Roscn ,weig. ..... 36,I5O
13nth ST. $40 f. 2<711oO; tiottl Ib Hauser
to Ella d Hauser ....... ....................
14sth st. s s, a2h eth av. 5ox90l1;
Melissa Pell to James Thomsc n ........
last ST, sSl +, 26ISN: Katharine Ferbcr
to Jacob and William ferber. ........... 1900
1SUth st, X 8, 10 MApes av. 25Il33; Caro-
lyn Cohpfeld ct al to Charles BjorRe-
2.5b
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OFFICE OF THE
EMPIRE STEEL MD IRON COMPANY,

SEW YORK. y. l.. June goth. 1899.
The Board Of Director o. EmIlr, steel and Iron
Co, has th,S d4y urcIarrd a dlyidend from it, net
earnings at the rate IT per cont per mum, to the
holders uf ts prefer od stock of record june gHth
payable July I-t. Ih, transfer books viii ulv, at
Z p vi. Juno Is aud open July ~. Dividend checks
Will be mailed GLEN WRIGHT, Secretary.
TITLE GTARiNTrE AND TRUST co.
lac BROADWAY NEW YORk. June 20. 1890.
QUARTERLY pI.IpEND OF TWO AND A
HALF FI.t CENT Las tulr day been declared by
the Board OF Trustee. p.5aU" JuiF l. Is'o, TO
OF record On the r,o~ w OF the tran 'er
hook- at 8 y, NJ. on June a.. Tho hooks will be
'p'"'' ~ ~ " EipWARb o. STANLEY. Treasurer.
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Proposals.

DROPOSAIS FOR SUPPLIES -Roaled pro po sails for
i furnishing fresh and salt meats, cows milk COM
densed milk and coal at the several dspartments Of
the Manhattan State Hospital at Wards Island,
Blackwsll,s Island New York city, and the Farm al
Central slip l.. l.. foI period of six months from
July l. lS8a, may be sent hy mail, or delivered in
person. up to 80 clock +. NJ, Wednesday June 2S,
lspr 10 Henry Howlanl. President Of the Board
of MInEgers Manhattan state Hospital, No. MAdl-
ave, New York City. Atwh.ch tine and place the
Board of Managers will receive and open all propo-
sails.
No bids shall he considered except from parties
who actual dealers in the commodities for which
they submit proposals., Ea h bid must be accon.
panied 10y crrhed check Tor 10 per cent Of the full
amount, A. guarantee tnat a contract Will 10 en-.
tered ipto II swards-- bond ~ some approved
surety COMPANY for Al cast ~ cent OF the gross
will be- required after Award for the faithful
performance Uf the contract
Full may he Ohained at the once Of
the Board of Managers. No MADISON ave, New York
City.
The Board Of Managers reserves the right to reject
any and all bids II may deem for the best inter
ests of the state. HENRY T.. ROWLAND,
President Board uf ManRgepa
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at'atrhes and arurlry.

UrEEKLY PAYMENTS. Fine diamonds watchssI
w no trash. Watch supply Co., Three hAAA1A
lane. room 81. Goods guArADI~-SA
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,nd M.t, ] Riortnrron 70 1allI,n q Mof.

Ittt q yIb .....-...s. ......s
1soth At. q Q, old line. rs Mapes av. old
line: Chas and Meta Bjorkegren TO Idl.
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3fltdicaI.

a rNiyEKsITY OF THE CITY OF New YORK.
il DISEASES OF MEN OLD DR. GRiSDIE has
been longer established and has had experience
1aT 0thsd nd M e Soop
and mouth, ulcers. painful swelIinss. kidney and
undeveloped organs. weak back, lost vitality arc
sBsedy $ BR Rs Msn about 2srt to
mont removed Sufferers, do not waste time visiting
less 'ailful PhEscis&s kemsRHef yT oLp Dr. GRIN
West 18th St. between 18th and Tth Advice free
Medicine 81. Hours. to .; sundays. o to 8.
OLD DIR. GREY, 4b years "a Specialist in
diseases of men only. Quickest permanent cure
guaranteed in all the diseases peculiar to blood
weakness. nervous debility, errors of youth, bad
dreams "nGeyri%P"d az 4rTHns "a imFGdments to mar %
est established and the longest in practice Of any
specialist III the city. Once over o. yoars at 20
East 9Th ST., near Union square Hours to y; Sun
days. to 3. scientific treatment; advice free Medi-
cine only so cents. No charge unless cured.
A.-QUICKEST PERMAN NENT
CIREin diseases of men; dangerous cases solicited:
treatment should call. Tho leading specialist. Dr.
BonsChur l4l West 2lst St. " to g. to o. Sundays.
10 To !.
A DIR CONRAD sSANITARICM.- M.-Scicntinc. skill
~. ful treatment of all diseases Of women private
rooms, every convenience aud appliance consultA
tons. u A NJ. touP N. Call write for booklet,
l27 West 47th at. date III. Tel. 1920 3sth.
nOCTOR MRS. HOFFMAN, treats female irregu.
~ larItc>; single. married, 80 years experience
Ill-'th aN., near 4Sth ~,
MRS. GElsr, female specialist, confidential, sue
vi crssful treatment, boards ladies'; strictly pr.
yAtc, no sign. 3a7 East goth ST.
= TREE PIILS.-LAiics; functional irregularities
. rvmedIcd; anxiety AllavCd. Apothecaries 81
mailed FISHER. 10 West 23d.
1OrH ST, 22s WEsT.-Dr Grove cures Irregular.
Ic ties at once without pain or medicine: fee $40.
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Recorded NIortEages.
Beach av, W 3, 1858 147th st: Michael
and Elizabeth Reedy TO Harlem Savings

D4SH and Eiaabeth zf Reed Recdy to Harlem en- SAVINGS
BdS"h n"Ih A. W ;. Isa.4 iii,h ST. Michael 'E'oo
and EEliiiaSeth Reedy to Harlem savings
Bank / yr yr,.,''. ,''..,-...,..,,,,,.....- 1000
ksd&y sanEs Iass banE aa
Broadway. $40; John and chas Bau. 1000
d"GineY cSrs &c, to Bond and Mortgage
Broslway. 3 cor 18Th st; Thomas Nc. -''''
BIoodEaW rap 7stb st Herert Donpan '''o
TO Metropolitan life ins Go. yr.,,...e... 81 500
lnHn kr ,9 yrs mar M'oo"h ana aho' ei'' 1s.soo
Rrn,L 40 :, ~ cor iesth al Urrbert A shin.
0s tS Az osSn yT shrsIrr n 'ip a5oo
c,nEn P,rk wsi, cor 5th st, John ., 600
CLrTsti" 81 20; louis Lese to Eliz Mol.
Ier : yrs . ,..,..,.."........, 10000
fT3 P51sN. M . aoo !o"'9 iVs' " 'l" 1900
Anerian s Mortgage Co. II ''S ieSe 70 1000
c9qrtlandt Sv, o'; es. e5 18th st sophia ''
este. l. "a 800
@Rs .s..bGi 'I.p TO Ernest 1000
p$iaHc'ey .t.,s $, 20 " sheriff st; Hymnssn .
Grr,nWich st ~ Hstnrirh Sc6nms her --'''
Ho.in T1y A. ~ SI y hannah Norrans,crn to ''"o'
J,i".no 1i az. vs. at . id Anderson av; Ada.
yq E ,toS to %% Ko;,sE S,aEh 10 smr 1000
,"n ~ yr 0"'o' '''''" w ''. '''p $500
Wcst Oh ,t"r rraad; Joseph J gleason TO
IipG"ln 81 W g 5oS 4 West Farms to 'o'
West chester road: Joseph J tiloasUn to
7 ri.s r. l. lev ara spa Zoo
"iIs .E si road from, West Farms LOW
w" T. WI Ghe,1sg; hester Joseph Gleason to ,oo
Manuattan ay ws.l7.5 n i65tN st, Estella
MAIN 'Gr ny |" n"S M ns1ki Rr,.sr,re road, 'ooo
"h1trcn of our Lady OF Mer'y t, tho Emi.
N H,t ~ RI iys road i''''
JanI Charles KesrT = yrs ..,.,. 5000
~ 2 T%T4 ,rty at r6S Tsp'TS ne of ,nds ls
"f W"sr. rayldr and sHepard Knspp' &e;
ia ID D Bsti'rtS the trustees OF Coium.
!r,,nm to Fi4n. Ii CdzIens, 3 yrs 1900
f%r n C,i Mowlr ir'SSt Trs ST. Joseph 1000
yr. f%'t mccoy 10 henry u lFCNof ana ano 475oo
fsf9m fSus It, s r%ha S MnIFn ST. Joseph 1000
up,om - TIT tt s tteorT and o'o'
VA r'es "a S,n Us" w:.rSns:or ,v io'oo'
NJ, hseiJ whclAn to Lewis d nowes, due
vi '. AZ W.. n2- - w.stchrstcrny. Mere. '
th MTTIisy to AnGreS MsS"r, 4 were Mefe 2as7
and p rvs ots cHon o'y 10 abraham ,soo
W,slip.t"n nj *. Gl, II Olsen 10 Abraham ~
ana Az nnp A. .t 81 TO linton o'ooo
,nr Sfl9h @n rr.E J@1'S 81 Me'h"n t" Mil y 600
I'd q; ,', ysi,h 4 ) Martin Afurch'o; ooo
2d nI u" ,lp ~" nth a. j"hn and Ma,
I'd ave ac" BnlenSa"h TO Peter
DociyCr saloon lease d.msuI " W 1e5o
Sd n oRn "a sssyo. st tT"Tse sohrank
S,i It., 5os f, Theydore Meyer to Michael
IN hGrSS .6th st Emil and Louisa ooo
sthaT aHGe, ba3iei HorShcimcr 10 Bern -'ooo
hcimcr schiniG. ieasShoid demond...l. d." 1000
1Isn sy IToma' lhrdtord to Annie 5000
'Vrn u.s. S.' = 70 he GermHn SaxfnS, HanT'
",' w 'i'' 10000
t y &C. G,%a aSh 81 III. rgT%tHa r1 H Improve
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NEW YORK CESTKhL AND HUDSON
RIVER RAILROAD COMPANY.

UTIICE OF TIE IKI-AST- IFR.
NEW Iulh. juno 4, 1899.
the NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD COM
PASY will y" Iad by tn, New RI Central and Hud-
son River Railroad Company. lessee under the pro-
visions of the contract between tho two compRnesl
at this office tho first day OF Jly next Tho trans
fer books will BE- closed a. oclOck =. NJ. ON Thurs
day the 9th inst. and reopencd at o'clock A. n
July next Z. Y. W. ROSNITER. TreA7nror.
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VNHE CONN EKt IAL CAHI II COMPANY
L thdt kaS .buunet Syttenl,
NO. 253 BROADWAY, NEW YORK
Dividend No, 80.
A quarterly dlvidoud OF ono and three'quarter-
per cent on the capital stock of this company II
hereby declared payable on the LIST day OF July
1899, ont of net eanngs, t. all stockhodcr, Of rec
ord On JHHc 20, l~rI. The transfer books Will close
June 90 INST, Hud reuTru N july .. 1879,
HBy order of the Board OF Directors
T.. c. PLAfT, Treasurer.
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Sflfrt Hoara.

A PARTMENTS Furnished, unfurnished.>-Bache-
"A lor apartments; board; rooms; accommodations
private families where references exchanged; fur
nshed apartments sacrificed, owners leaving city,
MANHATTAN APARTMENT COMPANY 11S1
Broadway
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Observation-Disclosures ICE COMPANY.

ChicAeo III, juno I4tl 1899.
The Board Of Directors have this day declared a
semi annual dividend OF THREE rtk CEN1. OIL
the preferred stock ~ this Company. rsyHhl" July
ispn. aud also a q rartrrly dividend Of ~ PER
CENT On tic common stock, pay ab!o July lHt.
lsl,t. h. Stockholders ul record OF June %lst 1899.
The transfer books ~ De closcd At q ! NJ IN june
2lst and remain closcl Inul July Sd, 1922. Checks
will be maiIci to the 'tprEh0ld"ra by The Central
Trust Company Of New York. -
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1Wfllina Auusrs Gn 9et.

Furnished.
COTTAGE AT MOOSEHEAD LAKE, MAINE
~ Cottage camp, on lake shore. opposite moun-
tains; new. large. furnished; six sleeping rooms;
spring water; private wharf trout tanks: best fish,
ing and shooting; daily mail: $3.50 for season, in
Guiding ice and fuel; - per day for less than
son. Address
F. s. SNYDER.
b5 Blackstone st, Boston, Mas.
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OCD ST. POI wEsT.-splendid cool square room;
~ private house; excellent bath; every comfort;
others; moderate.
DOTH ST, IL EAST-Front and rear room, with
~ private bath; also other rooms; breakfast OPP
tonal; referenoes
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EHst Side.

-11s EAST 18TH ST.-Pleasant large and small
"A. front rooms: good table board reduced rates
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FURNISHED Rooms s Apartments to II

10TH ST. 80 wEST.-Large newly renovated
rooms; private bath; other cool rooms; break
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| ST, 22s WEST.-Dr Grove cures Irregular.
es at once without pain or me Cdicine. fee SO.
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22D ST.. lac WEST Quincy House. Broad.
cS way-6oc.- roc. daily; $3.50. -. So weeklyi
fran naln nfa oil ed
The oasis., 1899-09-09
prison.

Phoenix Herald. The Williams News says that gi adirg an the Santa Fe and Grand Canon railroad is out, practically speaking. twenty miles Many ties have been unl0aded, with the mill holding many more Cars for delivery because the company has no place to put them, as the delay of having the order filled for bolts and angle bars has made it impossible to get any track down. consequently all available space is now flied with ties Five hundred tons 0f railroad steel were purchased this week for the Santa Fe aud Grand Canon railroad and track laying will immediately commence.
 Globe Belt: A project is under way for the organization of bank in Globe to be known as the Bank of Gila County. Its capital will be S25,0 of which S23, 1000 is already subscribed. The names of J. N. Porter, F. W Westmeyer and s. A. Parnell as the largest subscribers are an insurance of the solidity and success of the enter prise It is being promoted by Adolph Jacobs. It is surprising that such an institution has not been started here long ago, as there are few better fields for bank than Globe. It Is safe to predict that 1t will have s5O,00O in deposits inside of three months, and the chances for gilt edge investments ln Gila county are good.
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Graham Bulletin: Last week the cltlzens Of SUlomOnville subscribed something over S300 to be used in turning the San Simon waters back into the original channel, it having during receut years cut many small, channels in the direction of Solomon vile. These small channels all led into large channel which has been made just east of the Schwerrin place between the town and the depot through which the water reached some portions of the residence part of the town on the west side.
 Prescott Courier: An Indian known as Frog brought in the scalp of d lion to the clerk of the board of superyls ors yesterday. He Killed the animal near Cottonwood. this county. It is a curiosity in it's way. The Indian ran hls knife around the lions neck aud pulled the skin from half the neck aud the skin right over the head in some way he dried the scalp SD that it presents the full read and neck of the lion as well rounded out as if stuffed; but, there is no stutfing, simply the dried and hollow skin of neck and head which sits up on desk like bust, looking quite natural.
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A rsI>ONA NH~-=.
cuiied from Excnanges. |

Lordsburg Liberal; Lieut. Fred
 Bugbee passed through on the east bound train Saturday morning. He had been to Tucson, resigned his position on the railroad, and was on his way to Fort Riley, to join the For Jieth Infantry, of which regiment he mad been appointed lieutenant. Tn
 pest wishes of his many friends go
 with him.
 Lordsburg Liberal: Henry Katz- enc of the prominent business men of Clifton, and Miss Bertha Weiller of Switzerland, were married in Fl Paso Sunday, by Dr. O. J. Cohen, the Jew ish rabbi. Miss Weiller came across the ocean with relatives, arriving but a few days ago, to take part in this event. The newly married couple ar- rived in Lordsburg Sunday night and went up to Clifton Monday.
 Graham Bulletin: Mir. J. Wander vOrt, who has been in Solomonvile for Jwo week, looking after the business Of Mir Dalson, who has the contract to erect the new school house here, visited Nogales last Saturday where ne succeeded in securing a contract for the erection of new schoolhouSe in the Line City, for the sum of Sl3,- 422. The building will be one of the nandsomest in the territory. Mir. Vandervort is man of push and energy and we are glad to see him get this contract He will remain in Solomonville two weeks lnnger and then return tu NoEale, where he re sides.
 Phoenix Herald. A number of Japanese held the attention of Justice Johnstone this morning for awhile. 1 One of their number, Ukedi Taria, ! punched another of the party last | night, and when they all appeared in | court this morning they were more agreeable to one another than ever before, They asked the justice to fix { The matter up SD that their country man would not be compelled to go to Jail The fine was paid by contribu- tions from the Japs, the man who was punched chipping in his share, and the crowd left the court TO m as though all of them had escaped from urisOn.
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A Word to Mothers.

Mothers of children affected with croup or severe cold need not hesi- tate to administer Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It contains no opiate nor narcotic in aEy form and may be given as confidently to the babe as to an adult. The great success that has attended it's use in the treatment of colds and croup has won for it the ap- proval and praise it has received throughout the United States and in many foreign lands For sale by L. " Mix X Co.
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trainmen had repeatedly warned him
of the danger he was running. Had
he obeyed he would not now be hover
ing between life and death-Elko indie
pendent.
The DISPATCH prints the above hop
ing 1t will do some good. Wadsworth
boys have been jumping on and Of the
cars lately in spite Of the warnings Civ
en- them by officers of the law and rail-
way officials.
Wadsworth semi-weekly dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1899-1904, 1899-11-04

Some people who are accused Of biting
off than they can chew keep right
on chewing just the same.
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Last week a serious accident befell
Miss Pearl Norman at her fathers
ranch in Jake's Valley, White Pine
county. says the Eureka Sentinel.
She had been out about the place and
returned to the house feeling chilly.
She bent over the stove and a celluloid
comb she vas wearing exploded In her
hair, setting fire to it. She succeeded
in putting out the flames but her head
and saclp we're painfully burned.
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BRAVE MEN FALL

Victims to stomach, liver and kidney
troubles as well as women, and all ieel
the results OF loss of appetite, poisons
in the blood, backache, nervousness,
headache and tired, ~listless, rundown
feeling. But there's no need to feel
like that. Listen to j. w. Gardner,
Idaville, Ind. He says: Electric Bit
ters are just the thing for a mar when
he is all run down, and don't care
whether he lives or dies. 1t did more to
give me new strength and good appe-
tite than anything could take. l can
now eat anything and have a new lease
on life" Only so cents at C. w. Kin
ney & Co.'s Drug Store. Every bottle
guaranteed. 3
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Thai JOYFUL FEELING.

With the e%xhilarating sense Of renewed
health and strength and internal clean
illness, which follows the use Of Syrup OF
Figs is unknown to the few who have
not progressed beyond the old-time
medicines and the cheap substitutes
sometimes offered but never accepted by
the well informed. Buy the genuine.
Manufactured by the California Fig
Syrup Co, For sale by all Druggists.
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Willie Griffin's Disobedience May
Cost Him His Lie.

Willie Griffin, the l3-year-old son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Griffin Of
Carlin. met with an accident Sunday
evening that has already cost him his
left foot and may cost him the other, If
not his life. From the information
given us, It seems that Willie made a
practice of jumping on and off the
cars while In motion in the Carlin yard.
He had been repeatedly warned Of the
danger by his father and others, but 1t
had no effect, Sunday evening about
$50, as the yard engine was switching
freight cars, Willie followed his favor
lite pastime and fell under the wheels
Of a moving car. His left foot was
caught by the wheels and every bone
crushed SO badly that the flesh chung
to the shoe when taken off. The
wheels passed wei the heel of the
right foot, crushing the bones and
breaking both bones Of the leg between
the ankle and knee. In addition to this
his skull Is crushed. His little brother
was with him at the time and remained
with him nearly an hour until he was
found by some of the yard men. Willie
was unconscious all this time, but
when the men who found him wanted
to carry him home he told them to
take him to Mr.. Rutledge's as his
father would severely punish him for his
disobedionce II he wa taken home. He
was taken to Mr.. Rutledge's and his
parents notified. DR.. Hood was sent
for and went down on a freight train
Sunday night. When he got there he
had the boy removed to his home and
made him as comfortable as possible.
Yesterday he amputated the left foot at
the ankle. The shock to the boys
system is SO great that 1t is doubtful If
he RECEIVERS from his injuries and the
effects Of the operation. He may yet
lose his right foot. as the heel is so
badly crushed that 1t is doubtful If It
can be saved.
We have given the particulars fully
In the hope that the boys OF Elko who
make a practice Of jumping on and
off moving trains, will read it and profit
by the misfortune and suffering that
have befallen Willie Griffin. If he lives
he must endure months of suffering
and be a hopeless cripple all his life.
When giving us the particulars this
morning DR.. Hood asked US to write
them up fully and remarked: "lf yol
could only write 1t up as saw It yes
terday the boys Of Elko would never
jump on and off moving trains again.
We have endeavored to carry out the
Dr's. wishes and hope the boys will
heed the lesson.
There is no. blame attaching to the
railroad company on account Of the
accident. The boys father and the
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Notice!

All bills due the Wadsworth Light &
Power Company will be paid at Wells,
Fargo & Cos. office after July 25th.
w. L. & P. Co.
Dated July 25. 1899.
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WORKING NIGHT AND DAY.

The busiest and mIghtiest little thing
that ever was made is DIR. Kings New
Life Pills. Every pill is a silver-coated
globule OF health, that changes weak
ness into strength, listlessness into
into emery, b~rain-fag into mental power.
They're wonderful in building mp the
health. Only 25c per box. Sold by c.
W. Kinney & Co.'s Drug Store. 3
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MILLIONS GIVEN AWAY.

1t is certainly gratifying to the public
to know Of one concern in the land who
are not afraid TO be generous TO the
needy and suffering. The proprietors of
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Consump-
ton, Coughs and Colds, have given
away over ten million trial bottles of
this great medicine and have the salts
faction OF knowing it las absolutely
cured thousands OF hopeless cases.
Asthma, Bronchitis, Hoarseness and all
diseases of the Throat, Chest and Lungs
are surely cured by il. Call on G. W.
Kinney & Co., Druggists. and get 3 free
trial bottle. Regular size Soc and 81.
Every bottle guaranteed or price re-
funded. 3
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Piano Lessons.

A reduction will be made for be-
ginners under | years Of age for the
first year. For information address:
PHILIP KRALL, Reno,
Registered as Professor Of Piano at
American College of Musicians, N.
Y. Ills
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RED HOT FROM THE GUN

Was the ball that hit G. B. Steadman,
of Newark, Mich, in the Civil War.
1t caused horrible Ulcers that no treat
ment helped for 20 years. The Buck
lens Arnica Salve cured him. Cures
Cuts, Bruises, Burns, Boils, Felons,
Corns, Skin Erup.ions. Best Pile cure
on earth 25c a box. Cure guaranteed.
Sold by G. w. Kinney & Co.'s Drug
Store.