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NoRTHFORD.

Northford, May 20.-Mrs. Henderson Ives. who sustained d stroke of paralysis about two weeks ago, died lon Saturday, aged about sjxty-six years. Funeral services were held at her late residence this after noon, Rev. ]. s. D. Pardee. rector of St. Andrews church officiating.
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Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
 Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. loo. 25c. If O O. c. fail, druggists refund money.
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IN AND ABOUT THE COURTS
MATTERS WERE LIGHT IN 4LL z BRANcHEs YEsTERDAY.
The Spite Fence Cnse-NJOti0n for Tenn porary Injunction Filed in the Su- perfor Court-Common Pleas Cases Assigned-Matters in the City Court:

In the celebrated "spite fence case' of the National Folding Box and Pa per company against Caroline G. Her man there was filed in the superior court yesterday a motion for tenn porary injunction to compel Mrs. Her man to take down the fence which ob- structs the light to about twelve win dows in the plaintiffs factory on Con- gress avenue.
 The case has been on the docket for some months and has aroused a. good
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 COMMON PLEAS ARGUMENTS. The assignments for trial of cases in the common pleas court are as follows
 Jury Cases.
 Tuesday, May 21-Solomon Lear vs. Charles E, Miley; Louise M. Andrews vs. Frank s. Platt, administrator. Wednesday, May 22-Catherine Sulli- van vs. Joseph B. Morse, administra- tor; Howe & Stetson vs. Theodore Schottlander ct ux.; Ellen Shanley vs. Nicholas Sasso; Louis Levine vs. Ed ward H. Trainor; Hayden A. Whiting vs, the Fair Haven and Westville Rail- road company; Carl A. Mears ct ux. vs. the New York, New Haven and Hart ford Railroad company
 Court Cases. Tuesday, May 21-Mrs. r. c. Singer hoff vs. William J. Mayer; A. McC, Mathewson vs. David c. Sanford, Sey- mour c. Loomis vs. Elihu B. Frost ct al. n
 Wednesday, May 22-The town of New Haven vs Thomas J. Donnelly ct al; Catherine Boylan vs. Parick J. Shay; Marie Bernfield vs. Abraham Notkin Heaton w. Storrs vs. Edith c. Scripture.
 Thursday, May 23-Philip Cohn vs William l.. Parmelee; James McLaX vs. James Ferguson; William 1T. H. Hewitt vs Patrick Lee ct ux. Bessie Hamilton vs Catherine s. Tobarius.
 Friday, May 24-Cllfford Gilbert, trus- tee, vs. James R. Meigs
 Tuesday, May 2S-John B. Beegan vs. John H. Pigott.
 Thursday, June 6--David w. Boyd vs. Joseph N. Booth. ~
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legged. The case is to be tried in Springfield, Mass.
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deal of interest, If it was permitted to remain as originally brought it would not reach trial till next fall. The, pres ent motion is intended to bring the case to a speedy trial with view of having the fence torn down.. It is possible that the motion will be decided within a week or two and that this spicy case wll' be settled once and for all before the court season closes.
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TO CURE A COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets. 25c.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-12-21

The Salt Lake Tribune In speaking
OF the proposed route of the Los An.
geles and San Pedro railroad through
Nevada, says:
"The line proposed will be almost
. direct line from the point Of sntrancs
into Nevada to Los Angeles and in I'd.
dition to securing the business of Ely
1t would pass in close proximity to
such well-known districts - Deep
Greek, Dolly Warden, Spruce Mount
ain, Kinsley. Cherry Creek, Aurum,
Queen Springs. Muncy Creek, Duck
Creek, Warm Swings, Ward, Taylor.
Saw Mill Canyon. Troy, Broom. and
many other camps, the mines ol
which are only waiting the advent ol
Of . railroad to become heavy pro-
ducers. and ths tonnage Of which
would alone warrant the building q
Yoad."
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-12-21

Two Presidents Of the United Stats
we're elected by the Whig party during
the twenty-five years of its existsnce
% an organization. These we're Will
lam Henry Harrison and Zachary
Taylor. Both died in Office. The Re-
publican party, which succeeded the
Wing party. has elected in Al years
six Presidents-Lincoln, Grant,
Hayes, Garfield. and Mckinley.
Three Of these-Lincoln, Garfield, and
McKinley-were sssassinated. Thin
is . startling and tragic record. The
Democratic party has been In exist
ence ITO years. During half that per-
iod in the nation. Il elected nine
Presidents Of the United States
Messn. jefferson, Madison, Monros,
Jackson, Van Buren,, Polk, Pierce.
Buchanan and Cleveland. Five a
these namely, Jefferson, Madison,
Monroe, Jackson and Cleveland.
served two terms each. OF the entire
nine Democratic Presidents elected In
ITO years not one died in Office. II is
worthy Of note also that the only ex-
President living ID . Democrst.-Bos-
ton Republic.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-12-21
. be Senate Committee on 18th.

." he Senate Committee on 18th.
Il mian Canals Dec. IL authorized
favorable report on Senator Morgan'i
bill providing for the acquisition from
Nicsragus and Costa Rics Of the right
Of way via the Nicsraguan route. Sen
ator Morgan later presented this repor,
to the Senate accompanying the return
Of the bill with report on the subject
Of the canal across the isthmus.s Ac
ton on the bill providing for the con-
struction Of the canal was deferred.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-12-21

A German doctor advises the adop-
ton Of a hard bed and that children
should be trained from the beginning to
sleep upon no other kind. It is certain
ly true that ~ . rule the hard bed con-
duces to the most refreshing kind Of
sleep, the feather bed. 20 dearly loved
by our grandmothers. being enervating
in the extreme and encouraging weak
ness Of mind In the matter Of getting
ND In the morning.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-12-21

Lovelock Tribune: Some little ex.
citsmsns is caused around town by the
rumor that the railroad wonld claim its
right-of. way Of full two hundred feet
through Lovelock on each side Of the
track. II is said that the government
gave the land for . rishs-of.way and
that the railroad had no right to dispose
OF any part Of Il for town lots. Even u
the railroad should have to take shs title
back IL would probably give lease for
. long series Of years. and the financial
result would be about the same.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-12-21
rns Hears Of . Mouse.

A tiny mouse who lived near the
house Of q magician begged him to
save her from the cat Of whom she
lived In deadly terror.
So the magician changed the mouse
into q cat and she went away delight
ed
In a few days she came back again
in terror. "Oh. save me. save me now
from the dog" she begged.
And the magician changed her to q
dog.
A few days more. and back she came
this time In deadly fear Of tiger.
Nonsense" said the magician. you
have only the heart Of . mouse. and
afraid .ou win always Be. It is the
heart that tellsr'
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-Py rnunder, pur now you meanY'
SAYS der man ash he shtands COP.

-Py rnunder, Dur now you meanT
SAYS der man ash he shtandB COP.
81 mean I like my pay In advance"
I says.
"But Why in advanced Do you pellet
I vhas some deadbeats7 I haf some
work done py more ash ono tousand
cobblers, und no one eafer asks for his
pay In advance. It vhas some insults
on my honor. und you shall beg my
pardon"
II vhas cash In advance"
"Oh, you vhas? vhell ! vhas In ad-
vance, too, und don't let NO doonder
headed cobbler insult mer
Und he knocks me aroundt und kicks
my bench oafer, und my wife she vhas
30 scared she almost haf some flts. I
vhas 20 sore can hardly work
aroundt, but when ! goes py der win.
dow to take down dot sign q womans
comes along und says:
Zone moment please Vhas dis der
poet cobblerT o
'Hs vhas." I says, but he goes oudt
Of peesness."
"Ah. dot vhas too badt. I can pring
you more ash six pairs Of shoes to
mend. und won't you please shpeak
some poetry to met You look like .
good natured man, und I pellet you
vhas willing to oblige me-"
Und 20 I sits down und says:
IA widow whose husband vAas dead
Climbs oop after cherries % red,
But she loses her grip
Und makes bad alp
Und comes down kerplunk on her head"
How did you hear aboudt mer says
dot womans, NIT danger In her eye.
II don't hear nottings. It vhas just
poetry" says.
''Cobbler. you vhas q bold, badt |
man." she yells. ''und II I Wasn't some
helpless womans I should horsewhip |
you'll Neher In all my life shall you |
f1x some shoes for me, und II you look
oudt at me ash / pass py 1t vhill be six
months NIT der workhouse."
She goes oudt. und dot fat policemans
comes in, und pefore I can say any
poetry to him he grabs me und yells:
$50 you vhas some poets. eh, und like
to raise q row among der peoplesl
Maybe you haf made oop some verses
on me like
"a copper whose mama Il vhas Jack.
Mt stomach ash big % q hack.
Der asthma came on
To dat son OF q gun
Und laid him oudt Dat On his baekr'
Und dot policemans rush at me NIT
his club, und, py golly, when I awoke
some more vhas a dead mans on der
door Of my shop! Und when dot coal
mans comes In und hears all abouds II
be says:
"A cobbler who cobblsd avhay
Und patched oop . shoe eafery day.
He turned oudt poet,
Und der vhay he did 20 Il
hafn't got words for to say"
n. QUAD.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-12-21

A statistician asserts that when 35C
years shall have passed the density Of
the earth's population will be so great
that each person WIN have only two.
thirds Of an acre. which space will
have to suffice for all purposes-agri.
culture. roads, houses. parks. railways,
etc. He estimates the present popula.
tion Of the earth at 1.600. .000. 900 and
says that in 2250 It win be 62.073, ,000'
900.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-12-21

SHE GRABS BOTH HANDS n NJ RAm.
holler. und when she goes oudt she says
her husband shall come In und make
me wish vhas dodo NIT eight wings
to ny away on. My wife cries, und I
shwears. und maype I took dot sign
down II a feller don't come In nnd
shmile und laugh und say:
Il goes py dis shop more ash one
hoonered times und don't know you
vhas some poets. Shust excuse me.
Hou shall fx my heel und gif me some
poetry. Please make Il like Shake
speare- und let It come easy. I vhas
oudt NIT der boys last night und vhas
q ieetle nervous dis morning, und I
don't like some sudden Jars. Now soft
ly begin"
Und 80 I says:
mans NIT . shmils und q grin
One day py . cobblef goes In.
lou may az oop dot heel
says der man no speel.
bus der cobhlsf waits fos hin tn"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-12-21

Running the gantlet ~ . military
punishment was. It IL said. originated
by Gustavus Adolphus to punish
thieves in his army. 1t was borrowed
by the English from the Germans, who
copied 1t from Gustavus. and. being en-
ployed in the British regiments IN
America. was readily taken up by the
Indians OF this country.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-12-21
A Useful MotAer-ia.law.

"After all. q mother-in-law ID = pretty
good thing to have sometimes"
what wonderful experience have
you been having latelyT
my wife was afraid to discharge
our cook, and she wouldn't 60 for me-
SO we sent for Brides mother and
turned her loose in the kitchen. They
smashed some Of the furniture. but the
cooks gone"
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-12-21
LODGE DIRECTORY.

Euseka Lodge No. ~. !. D. o. =.
HrETrs EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING At
M 7:So at r. 4 A. II. and l. o. o. F. Hail.
All so;ourning brothers are cordially invited
10 visit JOHN BOTTINI, N. @.
JOHN GaKaovIcH. Secretary.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-12-21
WARMInc!

All persons are prohibite from hunting
and shooting or in any maner trespassing
upon the Fish Creek an( Fenstermaker
ranches in Fish Creek vally.
Any one found so trespssing upon said
property viii be prosecutsdto the full sx-
tent Of the law.
FORD LIVE STOCK COMPANY.
Eureka, New, Aug. 8, 1N.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-12-21

EUReKA LODGE MO. 10, r. Il A. =.
TIME STATED ooMMUNIoATIoNs OF KU.
rsks Lodge No. 10, !. 4. H.. will b
held q Masonic Hall on the Saturday g or b..
fore the full Of the moon in each month.
A. HINTZE, W. n.
q. .MoCHARLEs. Secretary.
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-12-21
She 2Seeklp Sentinel.
HANS TRIES POETRY.
Ne GETS UP A FEW JIN0LES TO
INCREASE BuslAEss.

Ms Rhymes, However, FaahsA 70
Please . single Csstsnsr, saa Once
More the Little German Cobsiss
Caae - Grief.
rcupv.isht, 1907. By O 3. Lswia1
Ons day yhen don't haf some work
10 10 und yhas singing II Like to Be
Some Angels' dot coal man comes IN
und says:
.Hans. you vhas a good feller, but
Won don't know some peesness In Amer
ica. shall put you oop to good thing.
und II you don't make feefty dollars
week you vhas no good. Can you make
cop some poetryr
II can," I says.
svheIl. dot vhas bully. I shall put
you oop some sings Of Der Cobbler
Poet Poetry made While you get some
repairs. und no extra charge Why.
Hans. customers vhill fall oafer each
other to get into your shop. und der
money vhill come rolling In SO fast you
can't count It."
l don't know aboudt some poetry In
q cobbler shop, but dot coal man vhas
= frendt OF mine und a good peesness
man, und pellet he vhas X. o. He
paints me some signs, und I put 'em
oop by der window, und In two min
utes q man comes in NIT a shoe und
says:
'vhell. vhell. but like a poet. You
may put a patch on dot shoe und make
me oop some poetry While I wait"
Und took dot shoe und says:
"Dere vhas an old man NIT q nose,
Und 1t vhas red ssh . ross.
Und one day vhen he cosgh
Dot nose IL falls on
Und broke some afs Of his toes"
I pelief dot man vhill hit me on der
back und laugh when he hears dot
poetry. but he don't do so. He grabs
dot shoe avhay und says:
"Cobbler. vhas in dis town dwendy-
sefen years, und dis vhas der FIRST time
anybody insults me. You vhas no
shentlemans, sir. You vhas a big loafer
instead. und / take my work to a
dago. I like to kick you ten times. und
I tell you to look oudt for me-"
He goes oudt, und don't know how
phC 'hao, ohA PoOty qoCCh WOAnunD
NIT red hair comes in und says:
"Cobbler, read your sign und come
In to say dot shall pring you in more
ash two dollars worth Of work tomor-
row. SO you vhas some poets, eh?
vhell. dot vhas shplendid. l wrote
some poetry myself. und SO we vhas
like twins. Let me hear you make
some poetry"
Und SO says:
"A womans whose hair It vhas red.
She says she wish she vhas dead,
Und she goes oudt BY . tree,
Und from life she gets free
By standing too long on her head"
"Cobbler." says dot womans ash she
shumps oop, "vhas dot me you make
some poetry aboudtT
"Oh. no! 1t vhas a womans In Gin
cinnati," says.
II pellet you vhas some liars, sirl My
hair vhas red. und you like to make
fun Of me. vhill now shpeak some
poetry to your
Und she grabs both hands In my hair
und pulls me aroundt .und makes me
Eureka weekly sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1887-1902, 1901-12-21

ReArIFIC LODGE MO. 2. X. OFF.
Hrrrn EVERY TUESDAY EVENING At
N IL Cattle Hall In the Smith = Richard
6uiidina, st I o'clock. from October i:t %
Msrch Sist, and at 7:s0 o'clock from April is'
TO Gsptsmbsr S0th.
All Brother knights In good standing are
fratern ally invited 70 attend.
r. IN OBEReTEG. O. O.
Attsst: n. B. BAnrLKrr. K. 3. &S.
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ALPHA LODGE NO. I. A. 0. U. W
rrrrrs SECOND AND FOURTH Fri
mi dsy evening In each month u ftn,an
Hall. a.
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~ youN,s uMAPrKB. IN. s.
mn STATED ooNvooATIoxs OF p
Jehn's chapter. No. 8. =. Z. A.s VIZ es
SeiA Il Vesoaie Hall On the beevrday ~
s1sessline the pale Of ne n9er T. = 80
J. q. JusY. SECRETARY.
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8ermnaG0dt.

Samuel 8osers, Elm jun9er Monu
bon bier. Der ieit eini9er 3eit in Den
Goofing Sile & Serra Gotta @orfs in
Cincinnati gearbsitet, fam am 6reita0
auf i9redli9e g9eiIe um's Geben. Gr
reiniste einen Sreibriemen uno iebte
|iD babel auf einen anoern, Der oboe=
tuorfen mar. 9ur6 oas @eluibt yfo=
gers iuaro Der lebtere an9e3ogen uno
fam in Gang, noour6 Der junee Mann
in oas 8etriebe fam uno I0reflib ber=
umgeI6leuoert uuroe. Qll5 man Die
Maihinerie gum Steben brobts, mar
Gosers toot. beinabe jeoer &no1en in
ieinen Seibe mar Qebro6en. Die Gel=
DE lpuroe bon Cincinnati na0 6ier
gebra6t, no Die gltern oes 8erunolif=
ten tpobnen unb tuaro am sonntaa un=
ter allgemeiner 5hellnabue aui Dem
neuen 5rieDbof beiseieBt.
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BriefttNe.

Sir bic am 4. Mai enbenoe WD1e
blieben folsenoe nibt reflamirte Briefe
auf Der bieiigen pofoffiee:
Ibos. s. SobnioR. Gimer Nofsaer
alite Wierfei GiDoe @p9ers.
6. W. 0edrDDrff. 81. m.
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Strcif in 2NiDOaIe.

Yin She'll Der Wrbeiter in ben Gopal
@laD Worts in Miooale, liGnlib Die
2erte, pel6e Die llngebrannten 3iegel
gum Srsnnen aufieben, haben AM 6rei=
tag Nbeno Die Nrbeit nieoer9ele9t, neil
man ibnen feline Sesabluns fir ueber=
5eit erlaubt. Ser Superintendent, 81.
SeiB. t9eilte uns nit, ooB oas 9uf=
leBen zines 3iegelofens iiberal als Sa=
9esarbelt betrahtet uno als 5Olde be-
5ablt weroe. Man6mal erioroere es
alleroin9S ueber5eit. Die Nrbeit ferti9
su ltelen, iebr oft aber polenoen
Die Arbeiter lire 9uf9abe au9 in me=
niger ols 10 5tunoen unp 1aben aub
in oieiem Galte Nniprud anf 8e3ab=
lung fir einen Sag. ae.4
Seit WOntag BADEN nun audi Die
iibrigen 9lrbeiter, ca. so Npann. Die
Nrbeit nieOereelegt. Oerr 5eib, Der
superintendent, 9ina an Wontae nad
Atrpn, I'm Den @ieentbiimern Die Sadj=
la9e por5uiegen, oO6 oieie tuei9ern li9,
eine 2Obnauibelieruno 81 beniqigen,
oa I6on bti ben ieBi9en G0bnen nidts
ber0tellt Deroe.
Sin She'll Der 2eute tpdre 5ereit, Die
Nrbeit luieoer aubunebmen, miro aber
onr9 0robun9en Der ytdoelsfiiDrer Der
Strelter Oaran Derbinoert.
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@eitorbem.

gtm 8. Wsai in llbriaspille Grau
Margaret Sempleton i'm Mlier BON Is
Sabren. Gie Geriforbene binterldBt
5 perbeiratbete 36bter.
gm 8. Mai in 5usearamas Saeob
VI. Barr i'm gllter bon 68 ssabren. Ser
Werliorbene mar aus Meden1eim,
9eutIdlano. aebiirtis uno fam i'm Sab=
re 1848 nah ben Ser. 5taaten. SIN
Sabre 1858 perebelihte er li6 init
Gatbarina 6abmaa. Die ihm Dor unae-
fdbr 2 Mpnaten i'm 5oee boran9lng
uno oeren 9inidsio obne 3meiiel aud
iein gnoe beihleuniate. Sur cine
5odter. SSrdulein Nnna. iiberlebi Die
QlnaeidieOenen.
Mm IL. Mai in 5uscarapos 8. s.
Woob, Elm 0eteran oes 8iireerfrieses.
all ben Golsen zines 5dlasanfales i'm
Utter bon 70 Sabren. Der Yeritorbe-
he binterldBt orei ainoer, Sipei S0bne
uno cine 5o9tsr.
glm s. lPai in Stem gbilaoelpbia
SRI. Marp Stiffler. Die Wufieberin oes
Sltieit Sdulbauies. i'm Utter bon Sc
Sabren. Sie geritorbene lit ieit Slpei
Sabren on 8aiieriu6t uno an einem
Der5lbel, bod gins lie nod ibrer arbsit
na6 uno trotnete nad Dem @iien ;br
GaIbirr, als lie pl0Bli6 suiamlnenbrad
uno tpot 5ll Soben ianf.
9lm Is. A'ai in Gasersoile Sobn
gnoeres i'm Nlter bon IA Sabren, 3
Monaten uno 2 Sa9en. Ser gerl ltor=
bene NOR aus Dem 6e,mberq Canton
gern, S6lpei5. gebiirtig. Sm Sabre
l849 perebelicbte er lib nit glj5abetb
Sbenf uno i'm Sabre 1851 fam er nit
ieiuer Samilie mad Den Ser. Staaten
uno lieb li6 in Iuburn Sp. in Oieiem
@ountD neoer, no er ieitber ltets se-
mobnt Bat. ST mar elmer Der beoeu=
tenolten Gieb= unO gIeroeSiibter in oie=
fem gDuntD uno melt iiber Die Grensen
oelielben bsfannt uno beliebt. gr biu=
terldbt cine Wittne uno 7 Giuoer :
@owaro. Sobn 49,, Srieori9, 8rau
WarD Zimmerman, Grau Jtpla 5hanf,
6rau gliIabetb Zimmerman uno 6rau
@mma Moier. -Gas 8egrdbniB finost
moraen (6reitas) Sormittas Tim 10
ubr ltatt.
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- giebcles fir $3.50 uno auflpdrtg
bel .. q. SaplDr q 8 OF ii. 3
Seber lit feines Slides Ghmjeb,
aber Die neiifen Derifeben ni1ts bon
oer1 0anoiuert.
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