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K,cbI a yiciou. Youpr.t.r.

Charles Kiehl. sixteen years old, was yes
terday sentenced TO the Reform School for
Boys by Judge Afford. of the Criminal
Court. His mother complained that he was
incorrigible. She and her husband are not
living together. The son testified that his
father, when he went away from home some
ans ribs in and knock her teeth down her
throat If she gets gay" The boy also told
the court that his mother had threatened
to strike him with a club. Ssh would have
had my consent to do it," commented Judge
Afford. Young Kiehl, when arrested by
Deputy Sheriff McNulty. said that If he was
sent TO the he would serve out
his time and when he returned he would
treat his mother just as his father had ad-
yised him.
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nccIa mation Conte.t.

The preliminary contest IN defamation
at the Girls Classical School took place
contestants. The judges included Rev. ].
Cumming Smith. Miss Knox. principal OF
the Troy Seminary, who Is Mrs. Sewall's
guest, Miss Keyes. OF Butler College, and
Mrs. Grace Julian Clark. The contestants
included Violet Barbour Bertha Balls, Efie
Bolllnger. Marguerite Bowen. Isabel Haas,
lone Hayward. Julia Kern, Violet Kittner,
Martha Landers. Josephine Rawson. Ruby
Runyon. Mary Sherfey, Mary Tuley. Edith
Wilson. The final contest Will take place
at the Propylaeum on Friday evening,
Max oH
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A judgment for 500. recovered by james
N. Marsh. editor OF the Columbus Times,
against the Pullman Palace Car Company.
was reversed yesterday by the Appellate
Court He took his wife and son 10 Nash
vile and purchased a ticket which entitled
his family TO an entire section of the
sleeping car. The return ticket given him
provided for accommodations for himself
and wife only and as his son was asleep at
the time Mr.. Marsh rode home In the day
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ONE GOOD FIRE ESCAPE.
That at the Orphan Asylum In About
the Only One.

Inspector McAbee and his two deputies
are daily devoting themselves to the inspec-
ton OF buildings and fire escapes In this
city. The only building they have found
which Is fully provided with fire escapes
and which il properly arranged for egress
In the event OF fire Is the indianapolis Or
phan Asylum. On FIVE other buildings
eleven fire esc1pe~ have ben nut up az the
result Of b work hy the statA
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THREE In FAMILY ILL.
Another of the Crewett Household
Has Smallpox.

Another case OF smallpox developed yes
terday in the Crewett family on Sahm street.
near Fort Wayne avenue. when Mrs. Miles.
the mother OF Mrs. Crewett, was taken down
with "a severe attack of the disease. This is
the third case in the Crewett house within
the last three weeks, and the Board OF
Health is now expecting the malady 10 run
through the entire family, which oonsi9ts
OF six colored people.
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coach and then sued for damages s.he
court held that the contract entitled hin to
a place for two persons only and II he sur
rendered his place TO his son the ompany
could not be held responsible.
a Judgment for $2.2l9 against the Masonic
Aid Association by Charles F. Bodurtha, OF
Peru, was also reversed. The Judgment was
dripkar
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Harry Lemon. by his next friend, Charles
NJ. Lemon. Is suing the Indianapolis Union
Railway Company In the Superior Court.
He is demanding damages in the sum OF
S25.00. The plaintiff is nine years of age.
During February last he fell under the
wheels OF a train on the Belt Railroad and
his arms were crushed. One of them had
TO be amputated. The accident happened at
the Elliott-street crossing. where the boy,
IL is alleged, stumbled and fell under the
cars. 1t is charged that the crossing was
not kept in proper condition.
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Yesterday morning the Supreme Court lis
tened for two hours to an oral argument in
the case of the Eel River Railroad Company
and the Wabash Railroad Company against
the State. The two railroad companies had
clared the franchises of the Eel River Com
pany forfeited. 1t is alleged that the rail-
roads failed to live up to their contracts
with the people of Logansport, who sub
scribed for a large amount of stock. Attor-
ney General Taylor and M. Winfield. of Lo-
gansport. spoke on behalf of the State and
In the argument
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For Procuring HIS Arrest.

A suit for damages was brought yester-
day by Philip Bridges against Joseph Gold
berger and wife, who, the plaintiff says,
procured his arrest ~ the charge of pass
ing counterfeit money. He was given a
preliminary hearing before United States
Commissioner Moores and was acquitted,
he says. He demands damages in the sum
of $S,oOO.
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The United States grand jury is expected
to make its report this morning at 10 o'clock
The examination of witnesses and the pre-
~sentation of cases was completed yesterday
and during the afternoon the indictments
were being filled out n signed. With the
exception of one day, the work allotted TO
each day has been completed and the jury
is finishing up at the time contemplated.
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BREACH OF PROMISE INCLUDED.
j.. C.. Eberhart's Liabilities I'm O Petit
ton for Bankruptcy.

Jefferson G. Eberhart, jr., of FNenns post
office, a farmer and stock trader, yester-
day filed a petition for bankruptcy. He
gives his liabilities as being S.109.H, of
which 81, 659 is a Judgment for breach Of
promise secured against him by Mary j.
Hendricks, in Shelby county. in 1881, and
renewed as a civil debt in 1896. His assets
are $3.50, all OF which he claims to be ex-
empt.
Herman Cohen, of Muncie, also filed a
petition and gave his liabilities at $10-9i6.51
and his assets at $3.50. ali of which Is claimed
to be exempt He states hat the debts were
incurred when he was in business under
the name OF the Indiana Suspender Com
pany.
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weeks g from her home. In Franklin. to
take medical Treatment She leaves two chill
dren. Mrs. Clifford Shopbell. of this city,
and Louis Dunlap, of Franklin. The funeral
will be held at Franklin at $50 tomorrow
m0rninc-
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Named the .Hclen Gouid.s

The White river steamer. which wao
launched April %. has been named the Hell
en- ould. The new boat has been ioafe0
down TO the Washington-street bridge. and
Waiter s. yiele, the surveyor OF customs
for the port OF Evansville. will come 20 In
dianapolis to-day TO inspect and register her.
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John clegg, who was released from the In
sane Hospital Sunday and who threatened
to kin his wife. was In Police Court yes
terday morning and fined s. and costs and
sent to the ~workhouse for sixty days on .
charge OF drawing deadly weapons.
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Death OF Mrs. w. =. Duu,.u.

Mrs. Belle Dunlap. wife OF w. L. Dunlap.
died yesterday morning at 8 o'clock at the
home Of her sisters. the Misses Reeves. zss1
North Meridian street. she came here I'VE
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THE WHIST TOURNAMENT.
Woman's Club Stands mt the Bottom
of the List.

The end OF the week leaves the clubs en-
gagged in playing for the Indiana whist
championship standing as follows:
Dt.x.d 2 oct DE- q
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THE COURT RECORD.
Supreme Court.

1859. Hatfield VS.. Cummings, receiver.
Wabash c. c.. Affirmed. Bowling, J.. =
/. When a complaint is held, On appeal. TO
be sufficient it will bo conclusive upon all
subsequent proceedings where 1t Is ques-
toned. 2. The mere fact that a complaint
was changed after reversal in the Supreme
Court without leave will not OF itself be
sufficient 10 sustain a motion in arrest OF
judgment. 3. Where an exception to con-
illusions of law are in the f~ollowing LAM
guage: ITO which conclusions Of law all
of the defendants except" 1t cannot avaii
defendants unless it is well taken as TO
all Of them, nor unless all the conclusions
are erroneous. A. A special finding canno
be set aside if there is any evidence tend
ing to sustain it.
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Criminal Court.
Fremont Afford. Judge.

State VS.. Joseph Cohen. alias Joseph Fish
er; grand larceny. Defendant pleads guilty to
petit larceny by agreement with State.
Fined 500 and sent to county Jail for nine
months.
State VS.. Charles Keihl; incorrigible. Com
mitted to Reform School for Boys.
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EngIish's Opera House
TUESDAY EVENING, May q

Advance sale of seats will begin Thur
day morning, May Is.
PRICES.........5Oc. 75c, 500, $50
Entire receipts for benefit of the ART
ASSOCIATION.
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Crop BuIletin.

is. Department Of Agriculture
Climste and Crop Bull tin of tlr
Weath, Bureau. Nevada Section, for
the week epdinE Monday. May 18Th.
The Seather during the past week
has been very cLangesble. ranging
from summer To winter conditions.
The first four days we're quite warn.
the temperature averaging about Fix
d, grees daily above normal, the last
three were unu ually COLI and wind.
with freez ny night temperatures and
frosty mornings. Tie precipitation
during the week was generally tno
light and scattered Tor much benefit
10 crops or ranges. Nuiwlthstandu NY
the u~ufayorable conditions which
have prevailed, the growing crops
have made good growth during the
week and only need warmer weather
for satisfactory adyancemsn 1t towards
maturity. Throughout the central
and western sections the planting nf
potatoes Is progressing. In some OF
the western districts the early planted
are showing above ground and luok-
ing well. Strawberries are bloonmg
IN Washoe county and the first crop
OF alfalfa ia being cut in Lincoln
county. Generally speaking. the
ranges are in fair condition. aud
STOCK is gaining slowly and doing
well.
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\ task Which ta> been undertaken
~ the mtereS: uf cumtaercv was be-
.gn lay the voyage az ale to- the
Arctic uceaI'. Ia test the Ar, tic eur
rents. The flor; to secure fac p
about the current ami uf tile exist
nee ni IL "ircuiar polar current vas
Iua guratrG hN the GrrgrapEi Il 81
cie;H 81 rhnla :. lphii. backed by IT..
United States GuverH meui. FIJI!
patent casks 81 It Pee lar make have
been constructed IL san FHrcIscu
nd will lie sent ont in the UuIr,rI
States :er Bear and
--l- ~ rh- whaluy ti'et They will
lie distributed III different pIrts Of
lie ucyan .Iud will he p cE Il up h.,
.essrl$ which pass theu later. IL l.
Ia - hope 1 ;n determine the cnrn"uis
II thr Arcsic aud the a., or. ~ an
o3eG currrur arouri the pole fro IL
he 'ilalti TO the Pacific
The London D,iIy News says that
I'r. +. Moreno. the commissioner al
he Argentine K .puhiir, now in En-
| ana III rrpi.ne :'luu wi Ia the ar Ultra
ion ove the boundary di- u g wi.h
'hilr. lia~ brought wifi hiu t" Lon.
tun 4 piece Of lie kin II the ny sier-
MS quldruped which IS sIrd tn * II
= the utter or Of tie Terri DRY ~
santa Jraz III Patagonia. .Ac ord
~ to riIr rel OTIS 0f the Indi ms. 1t is
: strange c%reHtur,, vi Il long c!aN-
md q '"rnt! M Appearance, i"prs
-iulr tO Kill because It has a b dy
uupen-'Hblr alike iu firearms aud
uis-IlrS. The pirce Of skin winch
Dr.. Moreno LIS full! c"I firms this
!rscTpIum. ihc animal Ia which
the skm belonged vas ab II, the ne
ia COW. The specimen viii shortly
ne sen. to the british Mu-,ur. but
LUPe- ac entertained that Il whole.
-Hm. with the ,krlrt, Il. will !siOre
/ ug me Uh'aIuel for the mus um
-iucr this = one Of The muiu uLjrcts
IF Harry ;ayemdish's expedition I"
Patagonia.
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\ Letter from Andrea.

a Leith, Scotland, Dispatch Of the
18th says: The Nor Segian shi Vik
ing. which arrived here yesterday
froa Soydisford. brought Il report Of
a letter written 10y Pmfes, or Andree
which was innnd IN a b title early III
April near Riotung on The northeast
coast Of Iceland. By a farmer named
Johan Magnussen. The letter, then
IN bottle, WIS ad iressed Ia the Polar
Expedition at Goeteberg and bore
Andres " stamp with the request
that it be placed III the neares post.
ofhes. MaInusssn. it is sai'I, gave
the letter IN a merchant. Syeinn Elm
aenD, al Thi>tilfjord, who mailed il
and it is expected 10 arrive Mt Its lies.
hnafi"D in tue coura ~ a lev days.
Al the same time the Viking brought
q letter to a prominent H., | .nder
nov in London. advising him II the
facts aud requesting him TO teIe
graph To the KrnR OF Swecisn and tu
the Polar Expedition ut Goeteber,,
which Was done.
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A zig tr Il. S-sr q ,r."n city.

The re 0 ! STRIFE 81 vet re, ore in
the state mi the uust impnrinut one
was nm 10 in tie copper mines NJ,
Brnnswick ui.ht he "rr lust IN the
mine nwmc ! by Jrn Ylrr ug on, lI,I,
Lntan, nnd Dn III key.
An cut DRIFT vns ruu - Ton tho
main tunnel 10 rrri brloS tho sur.
lace nnd the ledge whs , pred in idr
" " f""i. Ru' the imu ,rinprc Of
tile STRIFE lica ~ .l,r I ct tint tI,r
l'Hlgc ~ I 'pic | ut rIiB icvcI ~ n yu,,,I
ak fr't wi ir, we'll Ieii lcI and rprrics
ut lest 80 per cent cOtpcr II IL
10 mghi Int ir ere win ASSAY morr
'hm 30 per cent but this iiy,irr 10
c"uslde eel safr.
Tai is ono ~ tho created conner
pr"lciu - ~ the country. wood and
water arc IN the mine, white n sirr,
runway brings 'in ore TO tho did
bTNh WI 'k mi NlIrrc IIrn. ia pf,ui,
81 y 'wor and the prriuCr OF ih, .mri
W. WIZ V" q, hduh On the Car without
any t't her htull ~ Naturally ,Lp
""hrts u /" very IA .Gh ulaicLirnr
son News.
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Memorial. IDaV.

The programme OF cx.r ises iOr
Memorial Day ,ppeIrs III this issue.
The memories that cluster arOund
the raves ~ our dead shnul 5c
X pt gre = Il by the living. II is Tor thu
particular purpose that the OLA Fe :
" 81 Elkn ob 'erye the day. The
exercises this year will he ~ u or
than msuh interest tro u The ttcr
that the urHti ~ will be delivered b,
Roy. J. \. mitchell, 81 veteran ~ the
Union army, and from the particiru
ton Of the Rchekahs in the &c EN- III
i5s ~ the occasion.
All the Kindred snrieties and III.
public generally are invit d To uartl
cirite with tire . ~ Fell IVA in the
proper Observance ~ the day. su
frcightch wi h the memories ~ iho4p
who have lai | DOM The bar len4 IF
lie and sleep in the sil"n, city. L"i
their grave he s,rrwn vi II beautiful
flowers on Memoir u Day. Thu. we
viii show to the Aor.l that their vir
tues are not forgotten.
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WHAT IS.

Under our Republican party gov
ernment, a billt"nair-, II not All &C
tuL fact, is not an inn disability, but
thanks to tie inventor OF arithmetic.
a tnlliunaire Is. People often talk oi
4 trillion as a possible number. lii
fact Is. not a irillion % seconds Ina
elapsed since the CREATION Of Ala
nor will that nu nber have clap e,
until February lst in tII-. year 81 oul
Lor $751; for IA Il %triliion 81 SIC
opds the r are 3 ,6SI years, 81 days.
hour, i6 minutes and A sec,nds.
BY the same figuring a man wOnl
have to make u dollar a second f.,
more than 25,s25 years before b,
could be Chased as u millionaire. A.
the Republican rarty. with Its truss
protection system. Is not liA-ly Ia,
last that length OF time. tue chance,
are hat this terrest,a al sphere vii
never lie honored by the presence vi
IN ARE with a prefix VI thirteen
numerais.-Reno Journal.
Bro. Dennis should not yeI h
mental m~8chruery III figuring ouI
such schooibJ. Problems. II a mau
wants to h cume u millionaire, Iu uo-
s~tacles, such as the journal conjures
up, should be put in Il S path. Med
icai science may yet overcome Oh"
age and man may live for hurdrrds
OF thousands OF years. /! this sboulu
come to pass a mau Ebo died in his
25,S25th year would be nothIug but d
xiii. What then would becUme Of
the Journals figures:
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You Can't Get HrAtrd

Because That Tired Feeling is not
the result Of eKertiOn. # is due Ia
tie unhealthy condition Of your
blood. This vital fluid should
give nourlshment to every organ.
neive aUd muscle. But il cannn,
do this unless it il rich and pure.
That Is wha, yon want to cure that
tired feeling pure. rich blood.
Hoods sarfaparIlla will help yon
got rested 1, will give on pure,
rich bioo', give you viz or and y,,,I.
NY and brace you up 81 tia, you
may ieel well all through tbs com.
Ing summer. II you have NJ ser
tried Holds Snrtapatiua, do SO
now. and c how it cnerg,zcs and
yitaIizes your wtn!o system.
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Legal ~AMIInuIIIra.

Punishment IN rfigy wns legally
practiced 10 France anJ with grea,
sOlemnity up till the time Of the first
revolution, says the Green Bag. II
the man condemnsS cecapei, a
dummy was put up in his cell md
the entire routine Of the law allowed
70 take It's course. The warrant was
read 70 II and on the day appointed IL
was conducted to the scafIoid 10 .he
presence OF all tie legal functim.arics
and with VII the circumstance OF the
law. Sometimes the same person
executed in eFRgy simultaneously
in several cit &c, bnt tllHi did not ~.
him from actual punishment
bouid BY 30 a,terwards caught.
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:. o.. q. W. Grand I, m,rr..

The \. o u. W. Grnnd I b 'gc in
session Mt Car on. has ,lccte the
folio Wing ,iliccrs Tor the cn ,ing
year:
pnsi CIR nd Master Worl mau. NJ
q t"ri; Grind Master kman.
Cnarlri Stewart: q aud Foreman.
K l. Bun ell; Grand Ovcrsecr, j J
Quinn; Grand Recorder. ! T. Gig.
noux; Grand Receiver. II l. Fuh:
Grand Guide. EP 4 Pync: Grand
itsidc Waterman. + G Fnl.ru:
Grand Outside WniChmm, John
rudy; Gruud trustee. l. BrHurm.
nrr' ine R"prrscn alive ~ l. Ia!
LOT, VI C,v,l aud J. ii Gilc.
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An indi 'iiunl giving the namc %;
Poole sometimes nnd Sometimes iIm.
name Of Dewitt drifted iu'u town
and II la I u dozen people are left to
lament his arrival. lie secured a
numbcr OF small auonnts from the
I'm @nspect,ng vicli ms preparatory tn
making Il good sIz Il raid oD some.
b ID! with II ch ok drawn On the Fist
National Bank ~ Denver where he
had no funds. lie was Il very smoo J.,
article and slippc Il rou, I'll the
clutches Of the law. hut LEFT To con.
u u" the good work iuftlicr on
wadsworth Dispatch.
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The course II sheep and LIMB val
ues lac been upward durmr the past
week and Snuth ST.. Joseph iia~ led
all ti'r MIS- nuri river markers and
kept pace with the l,i. eastern mar
kets. Yesterday the J. q. Colt lamb
az C"ln:Hin sol for 81 ~. ID: ab re
mn! OH, Missouri market and '",lay
Bnrkr and Colt lambs sol | for So i3
Prices are nov O. ia 40: higher than
Ia I week nn lambs rml IL io &c nu
she. K -.ciI,t- ia - he u Ii ~ i Vt
ia" drman ha4 zee IN & r,tly ~ .x
a. IS Of the sur ly. All rrrnris 20 la
show 'luni the rast is depleted uI
lamhS and dealers. fhrrrfurr, a-e cr.
pc"trmr the p rScIt values To bn
maintained '"r some time I" come.
The high prices prevailing in Souili
81. JnScIh uHv" he II more III ~ sat.
lsfIc'"r! t" shippers aud the ouil rnk
- Tor '"ntinucd liberal supplies. In
view 81 thus fac; the stock Yards are
drawing rlans for many uew and
60 mmudinu. sheep pens which will
HiIor South 81. Jose h The best T.,
cilitirs fDr hands ~ the wUu,ly tribe
III the west NJ present lambs are.
qun'ahIe at S6 /" q ~; warnings.
81 80 t. 81 10: ewes. al 10 Ia 81 10
Tia" market nu c ,tilc thus Tar IIa-
been very saiIsf. coy. prices ru'Inr
stead! and ,trong viii the clu,e -! the
clpse ~ h We K. Ri'eip's have
been bghi III the rnst and railr r
heavy II the nui. IL marNrts the re-
sult being that " better feeling IRE
vhis all % Il. Lnc9.I price. have
IA ed yer! rrrOr Z IT he eastern ruar.
H"lS and -p!lI shipments chow tl.al
S"nth 81. Joseph is tire highest ON
the river. iircript- continue t" fan
ieiu the wan : Il TIE pAc,crs md
all k ml- 81 butchers supplies hayc
h"cn 'xce,,Im@ly rcnrcc
q rrIn'i"m~ a- ~ f,Ilry: Native
steers 4 ~ 3" 81 -; TcXts and west
"Tncrs al tu Il 30; Ows uud lrifcrs
~ ~ " Il o.; gamers - - 10
~ -; huilS 'mi stag e. - 10 81 .u;
year. mg- ind ca.yrs Il ~ to- a. 3D.;
1t 'rk"rs AMI ( cdcrs. 81 - 10 - ~:
vcilE > . L" SO 10
Tho hos mnrurt has shown very
Ii tie change during tic past week,
prices beng no rrIati,rly the guuIa
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Death OF Nr-. D. =. MCDrTuott.

Death OF NT-. y. y. MCDrIUuDtt.
Mrs. John + McDernmft 81 Liz
noble Valley died ii on > o 81 ak
Tues lay afternoon 81 ce eiral hem.
)rrhace in iTce l. the worry aver
ser troubles ~ the last two NHr-.
y Ie Of her children was ~ucri,Ienialiy
.urued Ia Heath nb mtisu ycIr- agu
md hast wi ter. her daughter, Mrs.
w II Vines. sicl en- 81 End died tier
giving hir'h /" Il child. These
i'"mhles worried Mrs. McDcrmuii
tni constant brUni ng uver tlr ~
'Hu5e | the henurfhas from Ahich
Shp died.
MB. McDrrmOti was taken sick on
Mon day and Dr. Mcdowell was sent
for. When he reached her bedside.
the sands 81 life had neatly run ana
aid awaited nothing.
Tie deceased vas hietly respect d
IN Lam,i 10 VlIlr! aud by all who
Hne h,r. Tier sad death leaves Il
hu- band and fm chil rem di-rrn-n
la'". Mnp Col in hi mercy tighten
their sOrrOy =.
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Re verl careful nbuu' mcsmrriziny
ar hiI nO'iz np Yourself. III lie is
very EASILY Il me Tmuk not? To
40 it ju 4 took at y"nr : rch"c iun
i'll the mir or ~ The eye fnr Il lrns
time wItiI"nt wimkinE. il ION can
In u shot ii no Il mist spreads urrr
yonr vision and then yagur color
il"ai abon' y"u. Then you drop III
in. mc-mcric or dynamite gi"ou.
I ON winch yOu might never awaken
wi bout the help Of - by mott t or -
mesmrrist. Mmy pcrsm have
through insumnia been 'lti zen ~ the
"id device at staring ~ M ohje I'm.
til i"iceh inin II hypnotic sicrp. o..
ten il liHE happened tint they eve
" ,k' ny from ,Ucl sell iullmt, d
ri Imbpr. Take uocl Carc that YIN
do not lend yours'lf I" this dmr ger.
nus prarticc.-Cu cinnati Enuuircr.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-05-19
SoUru ST. Iosrrm. MAY 10. 1889.

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ton ~ the country than all other dis.
casrs put together. aud until the last
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nhlc. For great mnn; years 'i"r-
tors pronounced it Il local disease
nnd prescribed local remedies. aud by
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cOustit utiunal disease. and therefore
requ REQ constitutional treatment.
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is the nn'H constitutions cure nu the
market. 1t IL taken internally in
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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1899-05-19
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