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The Lamar register., 1899-05-24
ApNINIsrEAToE 5 NolIcE.

Esrtrr - FassK rHuaHrEeni BEcEssEr,.
.pHE UNDERSIGNED. haFile i-acp appoius-
E+asE Tboruherrt late Il t6s county Of
srqss i tliif-f atssift Bisi o. tltras i! hare
81 ltsss nBttr5 Thar slta Will auIseur before the
aii.ry 1 asrt = sugd county at the court
a,ts5e n Lamar Ia sold County, AZ
ib. MBy terFn f-9a- ah tho second Monday tH
Some rsnt. az which tizsr oil Isrsuus hHytur
,tn4s ug,siaHs said estate arr notited atd rt-
4Hasaji ~ 5tiaad fuf tlss purpsse ~ llayins the
ssHss adiosted ~ HerseRs iA'ichtet 70 sitid ~
tate are Te48pest,el e make immediate pay meHt
~ flie uHl!ersigIrlf
naft,i 4 Lamar 'ids l0th day d May. 4. y.
LIZZIE THORNfERRY,
AduiuistratrlN.
j K NaFETfTN Atty,
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nsst,ss n-i.u g.ra - saransr.

Wtfa taN pEry rr.ief steamer
Eere F-ea Cn u nu1i tri5 10 ne
,ar noFSh 9 pH taEe parry o, SIX
zHiegs NEo aEg s ,as are.lc ui-
sesness u rs ~ af tsa7a and
stlra Is vs 1tss Eans nay De-
su1g ar @ le ans pa tAe
bfsiG ms'sra THIS hlcuns zip Is
fais 20 D. a- ar ursaa.tlaa % 90
fi.t ever 4sferstr1 ar1 o. arrees
raag crsa sew arfl GO diversion o.
s1et per-cas says tne ara urqry
ta tsAte Ea3 -gs esnnEs EtTsa,sra
asa faFa hlraHE
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Th-T Nrvsr s,,e,

tlls. Is, -''s ~. 5'rarai sperlea Of FISH. rep-
Il, ,t.l-ais Nh '1zeais which never sleep dar-
M . !. stay IN this world. Among
fTg. : BOW positiyely known that
4 a so!mop and gahlnsh never sleep
a. Also tha, there are several
IN. oi the fsh family that never
nn,,t ',,''e saaT ser minutes during
q gIss Lh''se are dozens Of species
b. "a TnieA never lndnlge in sInIn-
ls,,st -4a rom three to 1--WE species of
rsys, 81 : =, which the nutsraIlsts haze
- osen able 70 catch mapping.
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~ y7u sHd tr1a fEldrrEraa ~ fgtE
Aas 81 sss feat in. psins gu,ler rho
sh.tditf- f,fss's. adlsiitatiUa. hfiiousnes
airs ht,acfc aad fel dnI heuyy sai
s'qsTis oGs iee- q t1fp.d srsi euiT.,i 'tsai
fssWitEe iEtll E8fis fii4sfe VIII rare
you pnawpliy lieeszgt't sud r-,rri lrol.t-
b Is ssusariass the cucrcsl lipu anl ta,rs
AZ tise bis darts p open sni ftr5 uar
araiiF. TllsF src SOD pills. !. il. MycEf.
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90 rasn ran cEnroay.
s.,seis Daoses on@ uao'issa ~ns
- rat, Ysar. Ola

rffy year. old
y,pss.irala assemblies arc tae
= y ,'e--grF.usire q the saesai sa-
ats i AneFiea Ihs e.
~ Years nla. and ~ DOOR.
=, & s5.ar sSeopt uith ne pa
g. y sr,fsy hy. 6 ald alNey has
y. ~ aae ,hag ie4sa g saia-
4 has afsays 9sea
e.5g t-aa Is tistA. esd one q -
us Has aaseA - t@e
,laa ei sRfity i2s rse'aiasst
zs iE gsate istlsa.i5as
E.- ,.rs % caieaiai tas ~sFa
co. FE,utsd 90 tae ass-
-agia -+a Ok sid w.iA ta2
- tststs II iAs ausra y cisp*s
~. asuaaasy fug ~ peiFe g
,s Tl- scat d ne ssflF -
usatf 70 afegt so wals-.
1--1l fzt 9, fs5 @ tsee p
.r.r saa7F9lr .aeH ssW 1Aia
Ae u0N Htalset
les ssasi $1,000 -
4 fh slwss
Ea-F n ~
gs-1 araa n gsrsssh. g ai iAst
~ 81 slaN eqqiia =.
n . Es sssg0 q 81 rfrtiri
aur ~ hts bsa iat
,-.t-- a- sre ywa rafali =
3 ~ ne htlt Ts9as
ga ef;s Afs
Mu Aigsaaase
50 aEs Ce7yse aefsiA
% ar Fas. 1iHs S PeAses
ara Hm Fsanf ia
~. aazL HVaz aai isieAsTa
IN ts.e1r- Hsavy bsiataz cq1r. H.
E H ravas RsuH pecz Wls's-, J
fT EE ara f14H caeEaitaes.
1lzleE
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~ A.l.-E,r.n.l. .l.nl.I.

Hua1 HoW da yaa Dad oat that
EgdGer saa Dppusd 70 Sxpansion! +!
ioax ~ pi4ylus poker with hiH-
So Yes a. zosa aa be Eus into
she gara Ne E5t MS 30 increase taa
atr wal. what Of thai7" WAY,
that naEes hin "A aute-cEp1 {.
aoeEng tsF
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DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF i NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
Is. LAxp orgIeI, LANAn. 90.

Z. S. LAND oPFIcE, LANAR. Cor.o.
Aprll g, fs9a.
NOTICE is hereby given that Iuseph T. Me-
A Iutosh. of Lamar. Colo. has fled not ice ~
ltis irtentiou to make praof on his feseyf lau,i
clam No les Tor the lot ~ Sec. x II VIZ - s.
Ling. l1 " 6tl p. n. IN Colorado b.,fors, ~,
Reristgr and Rerotver at Lamar, Colo .,li,
Aeinssday, the 7th day of sHc isa
tts ,ifilss the following witnesses tt,l.rove
complete tirsrafien and reeiaInatiSr 81 SAID
Iand5 A. II Miller, Iolln levan Flcrn s. Hover
and 7. Z. Hover, all of Lamar. GoIeraeIo
in't5f W, 4. MERRILL. Register.
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NOTICE roR punLIcArIoN.
UsIIlp 80 80 or.leE. J

USITtp SrATEs LArp ot41cF +
LsaAH. Coio.. Mas .. 1859.
lT0TfCE is hereby given that the s1llouiax-
~ nNlDcd settler has flau notice Of Ills in
prttion 10 make tiral proof n support 81 his
claim. and that naid proof viii be made htfor.
kssister and Receiver AZ Lamar. Colorado on
Ilsnrspay. lnnc sth, 1859. yizf Perry Mr-
Miilen. Ii. T. No. ie5t. for tile SNS See Is
Twp. - 5. iie. q W 18th p. NJ. IL Colorado.
He ilafaes tte following sifrossss io prove his
ssenfiuaions residence uptn and cultivation or
<Hid iaua, viz 4. ). Horer. Thomas HAIL.
harlee Han and carl " burke. all q Lamar,
Colorado.
usiF ". 4 MEsGrIf Register
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gggFs - fhe ro9gf'E dt neglected lys
f,egIti i e,4ralitsaus of titC stgpHeh are can
~. e1fsg. 3t ati8n. hears aisHaa and eiu.
i,.i1y. Ro,i1I pYpgssrsia Cuge prcVegts
MI this by 0Gaasirg . quipa r1gFe ~ all
ssi.s % dyspeEsia. l. Il. Aycr&
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~ guu hsta ui'es, cfRE tteyn. No ua
undere1a as horfi 1ir nferatsaus thst sim
MS rvp64e the areBlts hf ihe diaaAsE
s atfhuat asst lFhlus tac itaslse itsrlE
Es4ra gpar euaHisuas in psHiita witch
Hsrel Saive, il ha- ueVrf fsiieti q c1ra
ashefa. q wisl s4at fai . easeyan II
Minors
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- oll - - tIr.

IA an anusuai ilrd g rAiaanss el'l7
sad tropAle dug Hp In an1sarT hy 2
rIaw rsan. the prize picec @as eaie
& tie utRth sFHiaEg bsaEiag the
frt ana aarne q KinE ot;9s4r q
Ylshs nia Many ather speeimeus q
,sat eoa.urys alsntnss were foana'
att Ia gair state Of preservation.
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nnmnarn,Iysi, E..v.

Edlth They say Jack Ricketts, IS
drinking terribly ever since Penelope
refused him. lsn,s that awful! Ethel
oh. / dun't know. Just think how
much harder he would have drank 4
she had married him.
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II -dBER CULTURE FINAL PROOF NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
US. LAsD osilen. I;Axss. ceE.o. l..I

L. 5. Lkxp OFFICE. I.ANsE GnHo-
May ~ 1879.
z-oTfCtF IA hereby given that William " nep-
~ natf has iiled notice Of intention t. mike
EuHl preof before the Register and Receiver at
flsir office in I.ausnr colorado, Thursday. tho
Iiih daf 81 June, f-4a. on tim ler rulture aprlt-
cat len 80. stss, Tor tie N.k Of section No, =.
a. ColnrHsi3.
He naueT as witncssGs: George Pollard, J.
H. Tfnrlef. Jacob hism and George h. PEARL
mf3siii Wa NERnRI.. Rsssster.
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NOTICE FOR rdaLscArloN.

Z. $. LAhp orrIcH. I.AmAs t'o1.t. {
May G. lsag. S.
MOfICE 4 hereby eiyen that the fsII.l 5s
ton T. make linal pfaof in support ef his
and thai said prpef viii be made befnrstE
ister and Becelverat Lamar, Cald on A4
June ~. 1850, viz Carl Levig, II r.
". in Colorado.
He names the following witnrss
hls eentiuuous residence UPON an
of, sad Land. viz: W. /. Brunfts 81
son, ari Anderson and II. NJ. ~
trsnasla, Colorado. <.
milo il w. A. BIERI,ft 4
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a. va. Right

The master was asking questions
sNoW. boys he said how many
months have tnenty-sisht days1" "Au
ot ,hsm replied a sharp lad at once
Tla-Blts
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Pneumonia. "a gapVc. cuhghs, colds,
crUar agi wbu5ria cough reatily yield
% one Hiiuuto CnUEh Cure Uss this
or ia6 updcstai1ur's J If Myefi-
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Don't think sou can cure that shGQt z
attacx * Ilysr.epaia by dieting, 0r that y
wsll enfs itseli kodol Dyspepsta Sure
viii c,sre it. il 4'iIges;s what yeueg1t aia
restores he digeatiya organs TO- health.
u III. Myers
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DESERT LASD FIsAL PROOF = NOTICE
FOR PUBLICATION.
r.s-LAsn osgIes. LAs.n. eaa.

Z. , IAhn VfFIlE, IlANtTI. tfIf1.
Apfil p. lsi<..
NTorlCF Is herpby rivPn that Edna L Could.
~ ~ Lamar. Colorado. bus filed notice of IN
Srhticn 70 make pTo.'f On her desert ianil claim
p y. RBe o. v d. and Lett q, 5 and 3 ard sFt.
NWii Sec. .. fugs - $. ~ Rag. G ". 6ff y. u.
IN Colorado. before tho Resisier or Receiver AZ
Lamar Colorado. on Thursday, tho lst day of
Jaba. isoA
sao tslFnf~ The following witnesses TO prfire
the rotnplstr ira iEation aud reclamation of4nfa
land. tohu y ilfsuis and Merrill Narkhnnf of
Lamar. talo. and !. ). AicMurtss and .lal.il
Wilcox. oi Holly. Colo
ass-ma1 VA NERHu.I-. Register.
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BY allowing the aecumulations IA the
bowels TO romain, the entire y stem is
poisoned. DeNNitf's Little Early tsisers
regulate the bowels, Try the,A and you
YiIl slnays use then. /. II. Myers.
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DESERT LAND fiNAI4 PROOF NoTIcE9oR
PUBLICATION
u. s. LAsD orFicr, L4Msr. Colo.
May IL f-.r

J :
NOTICE Il hereby given that Leo ~ HnteAins,
~ ~ I.a1nnf. Coiorado has filed notice ~
inieutinu 10 make nraof Of lfr desert-land
rlaifu Ne, I9e Tor 81 h src. =, Twps rs. Rg- u
" ath p. y. IN Colorado, befofethe kegister and
nacaivrr at lamar. Cole. un Friday. the 23rd
dnY of June. isea.
Shc tsmfs the following Witnesses IN rrove
tf con flsse irriratiun and feciHHafisn - said
lhndi l.. ~ Markham. JoscIli ). McMuftrz, ; !.
Harlcm and Charles Frucfrr- i'll oi Holly. uio.
militia ". A. MllsltLL, Resisfer.
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DESERT LAND FINAL FaooF NOTICE
FoR PUBLICATION.
LAxn ofrlea Al LAuAr. coio..

TsANW w a NIlfI. y MO-,
May io.Is1p.
notice. Il hereby gfyep that Lee Sheldon. OF
~ Lamar. tuio;. has fllci nutico. q intunylon
10 make fifsff on his daserf-laHt claim No. ~
fnr the sN = sst,r- nad SEk SEX Sec. : IA In,
= $. RE-. u ". stli' M. q Colorado, hefore
Register and Receive lnf Lqmnr, Colo. ON
Tiiursiins. the 2and ,las 1fJune. Iesa.
lie nsrfies the following Witnesses to prove tho
coraplcic irrieatiou and reclamation of snid
t,ssh and John Wrinrs. ali tf Lamar ( oia.
Hit7-iz1 MA. MEaHn-I.. Register.
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Kansas City Weekly gournalV i'UV
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Chicago Weekly Inter-ocean l. "
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Ne~ York Weekly Tribune liu
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li makes no dfTereuc1 how bad the
Vauni @ y7u use DcNltt's Witch Hazel
SalTei li Wil quickly hesl aud leave no
suar l. H. 5lyere-
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rms rse.tasat,. charact.rl..ic geely.

Not long ago President Mckinley
Was addressing great audience in
Philadelphia. AZ the close OF the affair
The people were closely crowded about
the cnf=@ace heid hack by the police
pntll af;er thr president should have
t't Some ore mindful or the presl-
eapts cenyeniencc. suggested that he
s7Ee b5 rear a0os No. will leave
" the frout deor never retraee NY
vas RE Characteristic reply Of
'Ao president
J ID EfiAge editor ard pronrietpr of
III pcmprtaL LaucslAet, n FL. says; Il
would r,t m witit7t One Minute Cough
Cure Inr ta hoy vhan froubisd uiih g
cuEuh nr elil u iha best rumety FOR
eso4p ! eas- uEcil~ j IT, Myers
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CONTEST SoTicR.
q. - 80. LAy.a. 60. J
Lamar, colorado,

t. :. LAxD oFrIcI. LAyAp. coLn.
April - istp
A SUFFICIENT CONTEST affidavit having
n hasn alad "a thia oflce ~ q Enuas u. Hover
c,ssfaatnt against THINKER G nitaru eufrs Nsi- ~
niadc june >. t--6, fnf ) S sW And 81 nv NS
jialf5lisil eentssfae. Is Ninch Il isniiaesd that
sail Jncoh y. Eani-deli hs=. during thn PER- q
ffafu Jnne q l1fI. uE the rfgseuf tling failed
frs|ss tFss -gfsis. uuis Or cuttings, any part of
s.if traes That ths. satsc bias hot heeu irrlrat-
81 ur fahr-.l. lrst has hsru wholly nharscnet ~
sii cRff3 Eusn, aud tlerc are no tTscser sprouts
GROWING ssid lnpd saia pHrties are hereby
natiiiea 10 appear. res pnsid and oi7or cridenrr
tan4hiue said allegation At - o'clock q. M, On
Junr Il. 1tis, bcft,rc the ksgtstsyr ana hpSfitcr
az lia United Sfhtrs Land titice 20 Lamar. solu-
thr said cnntcrtaut LaftaEs % ufnper am
dnYtt iieA May 3, lai49, ssst forth facfH Nhich
show tint aftCT glfc daiscucf, r-crsufiai service
% shis notice rLnunt T. matte, il ir nrrely or
d1rlI sod Directed tifaf sueb nosjcr hu gtvcn hs
dye nna pTofer prbiieaiipf.-
shie-l1 n. tn11I LstsqNIf. HCcclter.
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1arr..t raiyrr,Ily u ih- warll.

4 uuhersity On Cairo IS said TO have
u go stRdsuts. more than attsnd any
other tgo universities ln the world
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bank a few yards 10 the left. Not one
they had apparently emptied their ar
quebuscs after MS in pursuit, for none
fired, although they called TO each
other: shoot him down-shoot him
down"
Acouple of men gslloped down stream
a little below me. and dismounling, be-
gan Ia load hurriedly, il being evidently
their intention 10 pick me of as drift
Ell past. For the moment gave my self
up for lost: but determining 10 make
last effort Ia save myself, made snatch
at the willows that overhuug the bank,
and brushed us with their wet and drip
ping leaves as we struggled underneath.
As | did this. loosed my hold of the
saddle. and the horses slid past me. and
| was dragged by the current right into
the bank. The willows were tough, and
! held on to them like leech. and the
troopers who Ind seen what was about
began To laugh at me, and adjured me
10 hold on tight as they would he ready
to shoot in moment. The fools. They
gave me the moments time | wanted,
and digging my foot into the soft bank.
laid hold of the stem of a willow and
with an effort reached the shore. |
rolled over AT fun length. and then lay
fiat On nv face. whilst the troopers
with many curses ran forward few
feet aud let off their arquebuses on the
of chance of bringing me down. They
aimed truly enough. and had ! moi lain
to earth a. I did. | should mfallibly
have been killed. for the bullets whiZzed
past. il seemed but n few inches above
me. let out yell as il was mortally
hurt. and then rising ran down stream
behind the willows as fast aS my
bruised leg would allow me. to see il |
could not get back one or both tie
horses. Ny stratagem had the desired
effect. for GA my cry OF 81 am dead
l am dead" two others Of the men
who had run up 10 let off their pieces
where | was supposed to I've. and they
all shouted: I'VE have him - he l.
down"
.,Morblrau, Not yet" could hardly
! refrain from chucklirc Ia myself. as |
bohhicd along the bank. and 10 my JOY
saw them in a little bay. about hun
dred pace, from me. moving slowly in
the shallow water. one behind the other,
towards the land. \ spur had been
thrown out here. evidently with the OBJ
icrt OF protecting the bank. and IL had
cast the main stream on the opposite
shore. and given the beasts chance Of
I landing.
felt my leg AT each step ! took; but
went on at round pace somehow. and
came up To Couronnc just as she was
stepping out Of the water. Catching
her hy the birdie. mounted. although
with some difficulty, and slipping my
| hand through the rrins of my own nag.
troited off under cover Of the trees.
! leaving VI. de Gomeron. who had doubt
less recovered hy this time. and his
men 10 make a target of the darkness.
| had come through somehow. but was
sick and sore nj heart as urged Cour-
onne from trot To a gallon. when
thought Of poor Nicholas lying dead by
the banks Of the Eure.
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Chapter f-D'Auriac. commanding out
post where scene Is laid, tells the story,
De Gomeron has been appointed by Gen.
de Rome TO examine into a charge made
against him. Nicholas. q sergeant, brings
IN two prisoners. a man and a woman. who
are from the kings camp at lie Fere.
DAurisc .angered by insulting manner Of dc
Gomeron toward the woman. strikes him.
duel follows. and during the comnotion
the prisoners escape DE Rome happens on
the disorcerly scene. and d'Auriac. upon
giving his parole not 10 attempt escape,
hears this remarka bic sentence: 'To-mOr-
row. You must die on the field. Win or
lose. ~ I catch you at the close Of the day.
] will hang you as hish az Hamau-"
Chapter Il-D'Auriac next morning takes
his place as usual on de Rone's staff. In
the course of his ride over the field he saves
the life OF Nicholas, the sergeant. who. q
victim OF de Gomenon's malice. Is found In
Imminent danger OF almost instant death.
Chapter llI-After the battle In which
King Henry utterly routs de Rone's forces.
fAuriac. lying severely wounded. sees
the forms OF a man and woman moving
under cover Of the night among the dead
and wounded. They md a golden collar
on de Leyys's corpse. and Babettte stabs
Mauginot (her partner TO gain possession
Of the prize. After this hideous scene
Henry with a reiinue among whom is the
hand of de Gomeron. rides over the field.
Chapter Iv-D'Auriac in the hospital OF
Ste. Genevieve discovers his unknown
friend Is the heiress Of Bidache. She Wis
iss him daily. and when he Is well enough
Is taken to her Normandy chateau. Here
he learns from Maitre Palm. the madame's
chaplain. that the king Is about TO force
upon the woman o very di.tasteful mar
rage with NJ. dfAyen. With Jacques. his
steward. d'Auriae leaves for the ayowed
purpose OF preventing their marriage.
Chapter N-D'Aursc's horse casts a
shoe. This causes a delay at village of
ley. where he comes upon Nicholas. his
old sergeant. who says de Gomeron is In
the neighborhood with the kings connie
sion. and that he (Nicholas) has evidence
OF treason brewing among de Gomeron and
certain associates against the King.
Chapter NI-Led by Nicholas. d'Auriac
goes by night 10 where de Gomeron Is sta
toned. Standing beside q broken pane
they hear something az the outline OF a plot
against the king. Burning with revenge,
Nicholas fres through the window at dc
Comeron. hut misses his mark.
CHAPTER NIl-The two men fly for their
lives. and think themselves almost bc !ond
pursuit when they come suddenly face to
race with two troopers. one OF whom
oAurise wounds slightly
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CHAPTER IN.
THE MASTER GENERAL.

In the labyrinth of narrow streets.
crooked roads and blind alleys behind
the Palais de Justice, where the houses
are 80 crowded that they seem 10 climb
one over the other in their efforts TO
reach higher and higher in their search
for air. is small street called the Rue
des Deux Mondes. 1t had this advan.
tagc that il was wider thnn most Of tho
other roads in that part of Paris. and
opened out abruptly On to the river
face. very nearly opposite the upper
portion OF the Pont Neuf, then under
course of construction, but not TO be
finished for some years later. At the
conner of the street, and overlooking
the river. the Pont Neuf, the Passcur
aux Naches, with glimpse of the
Quai Malaquais and the mansions OF
the Faubourg st. German was house
of modern size. kept and owned 10y Q
Maitre Pantin. who WIS engaged NOM
inally in some legal business in tn.
courts of the city.
II was this house of Maiirc Pantin, Il
VIII be remembered, tina; had been rec
commended In me as a lodging by Palm.
who told me of the owners occupation.
ard when | demurred on account of my
religious convictions the lIuguenot
pointed out that | had To do things in
Paris which required a safe retreat, and
that he could vouch for the honesty and
discretion of Pantin. admitted that
his arguments were reasonable, and re-
solved 10 take advantage OF his recon-
incubation.
We rode into Paris by the 81. Ger.
mains gate, and I was Immediately
struck by the aspect of gloom that the
city wore. Most Of the shops were in
deed open, but there appeared to he 10
business doing, and. instead of men
hurryfng backward and forward, the
streets were filled with groups of peo-
pie evidently engaged in discussing
some affair of the utmost moment
Every third or fourth man wore black
scarf over his right arm, and the bells
of the churches were tolling dismally
for the dead. From 81. German DIES
Pres, from st. SEVERN. from the airy
spire of Ste Chapelle, they called out
mournftIlly. and above them all. drown.
ing the distant voices of St. GERMAN
TAuxerrois. 81. Jacques de la Boucherie,
st. Antoine and others less known to
fame pealed out the solemn notes of the
bourbon of Notre Dame.
Near the Pre-aux-clercs hundreds 81
long-robed students were assembled
and the windows of many of the grea.
houses, including the Logis de Nevcrs
were hung with black. 1t was strange
to see Paris, always so bright and gay
with this solemn air upon it. No notice
was taken of us as we rode on. tn.
knots CT people merely moving aside ii
let us pass, and answering Jacques
cheerful "good-day" with a silent incl
nation of the head or chill indiffer
ence.
FRO BE CONTINUED
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-02-16

In one of the suburbs west of Chicago is q
grocer who. although devout ehurchgoer
and faithful citizen, has the reputation of
figuring closer in his business dealing than
any other man in the village. His enemies
say that he once bit a coffee bean in two to
make weight, and that he stops his clock at
night to save wear and tear on the wheels.
The grocer lives above his store. and his
home Is connected with his place Of business
by pair OF stairs indoors. The grocer's son
takes the late watch in the store, and every
night at nine o clock the good man opens the
door at the top OF the steps and the follow
ing conversation takes place:
John. have YOU posted the booksT
YES, father"
"Have you set the scales Light"
yes, father
well, come up to prayers."-Chicago In
ter Ocean.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-02-16
When the World Will End.

Sir Robert Ball says the world will
come to an end when the waters Of the
sea break through thin spot, which
must exist somewhere. and come in con
tact with the raging fires within the
globe. This seems rational enough when
one recalls The explosion they had over
in the Indian ocean some years ago,
which sent tidal wave around the
globe and absolutely engulfed an is
lard or two.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-02-16

\ Boston refrigerating company has
fitted up plant for liquefying air at
the rate of 800 gallons per day aud a;
n cost of 20 cents gallon. The air will
he placed at this factory in steel tubes
or cylinders five inches thick for ship
ment. Each of these cylinders will he
arranged To release the contents very
little at time. and the material may
thus he used for refrigerating or cool
ing purposes as desired.
Owingsville outlook. [volume] (Owingsville, Ky.) 1879-192?, 1899-02-16
Deafness Cannot he Cured

Ly local applications, as they cannot reach
he diseased portion of the ear. There Is
Dnly one way to cure deafness, and that is
by constitutional remedies. Deafness is
aused by an intlamed condition OF the mu-
GUS lining Of the Eustachian Tube. When
his tube gets intiarned you have rumbling
iound or imperfect hearing. and when it is
,ntirely closed deafness is the result, and
unless the inflammation can be taken out
md tins tube restored to its normal con-
ditlon, hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out OF ten are caused by catarrh,
which is nothing but an intidmed condition
Jf the mucous surfaces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars for any
asc of Deafness tcaused by catarrhl that
annot be cured by Halls Catsrrh Cure.
send for circulars. free.
+. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.
Sold 10y Druggists. Use.
Halls Family Pills are the best.