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Bugle Notes

Private Frank Ryan of Company Il.
F"rrih infantry. j. placed "a the reserve
li~t. Ilt Iravc~ today TOR New York City.
Artiiccr Dill ~ Company III. Fourth In
i"uiiy. II ENJOYING himself ia Corpus
CHRIST WI v ton day~' leave w absence.
Nln -aN- q -rr-caul d"e~ nod chop
wood! puc wi~ ~,rn to-day hard w u. "
4. company " thr Fourth.
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Fifth Grade. Girls.

NunlaN uir language teacher told ~
the Sior, e Lincoln and W. ~ we're
clad ~ hcar ihr >t"ry WIZ hi> life.
a badly from \friH came tn The
>rhonl Monday. She told ~ stories ol
The people w that country. III" showed
~ some things that he had brought
from Africa. She had 4 beautiful pirc,
" cloth that some If the natives had
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infantry stationed IL Fort Crockett. a.
lrlvr here between now Ind February
=; for San Franri>c, Whcn'r The, viii
Sail March :. Ia ~ transferred to the
Fifteenth infantry now stationed a.
Irking. China.
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After four days inspecting the first
sqadron Of the Third United States Cav
alry. stationed AZ Fort Brown. Brigadier
General Jamrs Parker of the second bri
gade Of the United States Cavalry, left
Brownsville Friday afternoon for Fort Sam
Houston. General Parker found the local
cavalry and equipment IN satisfactory con-
ditinn.
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Wed'ed-

i,"N - I"'lrr> NJ the Twelfth rn,al
q, ANIL Miss Ruth Thlrkrr nf Snn 10
n't" we've united Nv marriage ~ thi>
rIf, This afternoon Tho r-irmun, vl>
performed iu the nurt room Of IN,
county court house ana .~Iu>ti,. WI M.
Peace III IA kirh rniriaicd ouh i FEW
fricnd> W ,hc couple were present.
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BEFORE putting a roast II beef ~ ~
oven lw sure tina, the oven is very hot
~ hot that il viii >rar the meat IuTkiN
else the Juices will be drawn out II 'hc
meat.
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Return 10 Fort Brown.

Lieutenant aud Mrs. H. II. brennan Of
the Fourth Infantry have returned 10 Fort
Brown after an absence Of about Two
months. Lieutenant brennan has been on
a map making detail in the upper valley.
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HiQh Fourth Grade. Girls.

We had a written lesson III arithmetic
Tuesday and are going 10 have one
Friday.
We have had spelling matches for
four days.
We had a spelling. test Wednesday.
IIidla Nav Gibson 4 girl of our class
will leave Us next week for 4 Antonio.
Monda, 4 lady from Africa came 10
visit the school and made Il talk IN
which She to,,l NJ about the habits Of
the natives and showed ~ some curious
things mad. there.
W. are going e. learn The Chill
drcn : Hour"
We copied \ story If Abraham Lin
Coln from Il magazine.
We are also going 10 write u story
about George Washington
MNI;N GRAY SEABTRY. Reporter.
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Chambers Hart Nupiials Today.
fSr..inl ~ The II, raid

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The Baptist Woman Missionary society
VIII meet KY. thc FIRST Baptist Ch1rrh NJ
= $50 o'rlork Monday afternoon. There
vIll W. " pr"-ram. Y" W. followed ~ 4 80
rIal hour uud refreshments.
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Hiuh Fourth Grade, Boys.

Fred DcBarlcleben has been away
from s.hool for about a week and cam
back Tuesday. Prentice Newman is sick.
Some Of The boys liked the peace god
that Mrs. Cleveland exhibited the other
day. Some liked the knife in the Loop
ard skin scabbard, while others liked
The music and story about Ashimbia.
We have Just written a composition
about Liu.oln and We are going IN learn
10 study about Geroge Washington.
WORTHAM DAVENPORT Reporter.
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SOCIAL NOTES

Mrs. 4. Wayne Wood Friday evening en-
tertained al a luncheon and card party in
honor Of Miss Irene Browne. Decorations
were in red and white. roses and orange
blossoms bearing a prominent place in the
scheme. Ia addition 10 the prizes for score
Mrs Wood awarded ap me for each table.
the table prizes being cut for. The first
prize was n silver and cut glass flower
holder and was won By Miss Maria Fer
nandez: the second. an embroidered towel,
was won BY Mr.. Schneider 81 Austin. The
honor guest was presented . handsome en-
broidercd combing jacket. The table prizs~
were won by Mr.. G.. G. Wagner. Mr..
Blanche Loew. MrS. Il. J.. Cain. Ms Una
Young. Mis- Browne. Ms Magdalena Fer
napdcz and Mis- Mayme Browne.
The guest were Mi Browne. the honor
enest: Me-dame- Jamc- A. Browne. Joe
CeIaya .Jr., fillmore Order. ID. J.. Spero. G..
q. Wagner. Martin Be-tciro. r.. X. Raphael.
blanche Loew. T.. l.. Cam: Ml~-c- Maylnc
BROWNE. Maria Erowuc. INA Youug. Sara
yoang. Amelia Young. Maria Samaun. Ruth
Craig. Jmiia Browne. Gertrude Arnold. Err
Hc-frnF fgWfE- Petra ' n. tFtfrr. Adelaide
I'ute@nat. Maria Fernando, Magdulrna
Fernando.
The FRIDAY Bridge club wa- entertained
~ Mr.. y. q. George. lu addition ~ thr
clnb member. Mr.. Ccur.r entertained N
number 81 other friend. The home wa-
decorated. and the tullir- and refreshments
planned 10 Washington birthday -cn-"u
ide,. The fir~t club prllc Wa won hy Mr..
l.. =. order. and proved y hHnd-"mr auto
mobile vel; the -crond prize. . MT of
Mcxican drawn work d"ilc-. wa- won DIV
Mr.. !. Il. Canalc-. Tho guest prize. also
an automobile vel. wa~ won by Mr.. r. r
Mol.r.
The euc-f- were Md m.- q NJ. Chan"y.
T. \. Kinder. n. ". Kent. ~. T.. Nolcr. :.
Il. tanalc-. J.. n. Grilrr- ~ O Work. Els
CLANCY. Ralph Sclmclliu.. 9. l. lick. rs
y. Mcpa,ttt. ". ~. ri. Howard. N. y.
Walker. HERR M"nrnr. A. CtllAa aud Mi
IIcrlinda taualr-.
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HigI Sixth.

we have started cur Unit i States
mister, and W. like IL Yer, much Nr>
fcr,lay ono oi our classmates. I"c I;lf
rcla. WAS hurt. iut i back again.
RUTH DEtTIIo. Rep inter-.
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fROwNsvrLLE DAILY HERALD

made. She gave a piece Of it To Miss
Barbour. We were all glad 10 hear
about Africa.
EVANGELINA TIJERINA. Reporter.
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Captain and Mr.. William A.. Kent and
daughter have returned IL Brownsville from
a three months visit in Galveston aud
other points. Captain Kent commands
Company a.. Fourth Infantry.
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Twenty acknowledgement
From Galveston to Frisco

fEy Nss -einfrd rrrs-l
GALVESTON. Tex. Feb. ~. Prep
arali,uS were being mn1c TO-DAY w l:tn
men from Twenty third United States
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@umpers matt rpliae 2nnanOe.

8aibington, IL. April. ga,
nrrel B%oirpers, Der 9r1iioent Der
S%ooerntion Der amerifanilden 4r.
better, erflarte gcitern Dor eiuenl
0ailsfomitee, bob es nid)t nobr lei,
bob in ben IeeteIt aebn SSobren ole
Observation-Disclosures in ben Ser.
5taotcn Inn is Grosent geitiegen
lcien, mohrenb Die 20bne nidt in
oemielben 8crb1ltnis erboht NOR.
ben ieien. Die Qobne, arbeitsltm-
Den uno Notwithstanding bGtten
in ben letter. u Sabrcn I'M Canoe
cine iin%eeabnte 8erbeiieriutg gu Der.
3cidnen, ME lie feline anOere Ges
riobe irgero zines @oItes III Der
@eididte Der WteuidBeit 81 Der.
sei1nen babe.
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amerifas arShtes sandsput.

Bottom. II. April. 0as groB.
tc Eaufboot in Der gun6esnlarilIe,
oas 81 nelGes iocben fertigae.
itcat puroe, lit gcitern Dem Som.
l~1anoaHten Der Marineperit in
G~borIeiton Iberontuortet moroat.
Gas netie lt.9oot bat cine. @elomts
Idllge BON 10 Sub tmD bat an.
il . Oes rurioen Bugs oes bis1eri.
zen Iouhboote Elm ibiBes Sddiis.
big, mo6urd feline @eidpinoiafeit
nod erbobt miro. IS lit mit bier
9~orpe0otitben nusgeriiitet. Seds
iDeitere @oote oerielben alaIie fol-.
len biz gum i. Slli fprtiogeite[lt
%iuer0en.
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fSlnk. nnb Safen.gerbeiierannen.

8oibington IL. @pril. 9ns
Sous %beluiaigte geitern nit 210 ge.
gen 1873 Stimmen $40, 100000 fin
5lub. tino 4dfea 8erbefieritngen uno
&eetlierungen. Der 5ilbrer Der
&epublifaner, Wnnn, modte oen
geriudl Die 8erpilligung alf Die
@alite berob5ui6neiocn erlitt aber
nit 200 eeeen t49 Stimnten cine
46lebnnn9. Inter Den 9eiuiligun.
gen beiinoen lih $1750,000 fir ben
W3iiiouri uno $8,000,000 fir Den
Wtiiiiiiippi. Sic Borloee gebt jest
an ben Sennt.
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Wsarftberidte

RinOSicb -3lliubr 1000.
9eei Stiere. Morft 10 b0bcr.
@ltc bis ieitc 9,25.
MittelmdBige s.50-9.35.
Gurn.gefitterte 9eeucs.
3icmIid quito bis i6mere 7.5C
$50.
@ittelmaBige $50 20.
8iemIid cute bis idpere 1926
$50.
aiibe, @iarft 10 bober.
@ute his bette ailbc 7.OO-7.75
3iemlid CUTE 625 100.
MiitelndBiae l.50-c25.
Sellers, Ntarft 10 bObcr.
@ute bis bette Seifers 7.25-
S.25.
Gtos.seflfr. aiibe So. 75-7.7G.
@ras.geiiitt. Sellers Sc 5-6.7F
Stoders uno Seekers. Morft felt
@lltc 6ccoers 7,S5--S.50
Mittelmdsinc 7.30-7.S5.
@cmolnaidle 6.50-730.
Cute bis bclte Stoders SITS
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5rauen CUFFS Oerein!
NnertrnnenOe 3ciIcn bes benhdeH
aOnials fir bic tGtige
Witbilfc.

aoiicrlib geutites &onilldt.
Naditebenoer Brief ertl6rt iid)
bon ielbit:
San 5rnnriseo, Sal, 30. 0l1r5 10.
SeDr oceBrte 5roR @et6ihmdnnl
Sore freunoIifc 3eilcn bonn 81.
.. @its. babe id ioebcu erbnlteu.
Die feds aiiten nit Saden fir bic
ungliidliden @e~fnneenen in Sibi.
rien limb ieGr millfommcn. Ss5n Den
GeiongeuerIagern berridt bitterItc
aot nno Mongel all oaenL mas
olm geben %notiuenoi9 lit. Mm 20.
9lpril .. 5. gebt cine grobe SelI-
6ung nit 2iebcsgoben nod Sibi-
rien. Sollten bis oobin Sire Ga.
den einaetroffen iein, mas i) on-
nebme, 10 iperoe id) iie Der Seuoung
onihliebcti. Sic an meme aorciIe
0urd) GrpreB obgeion0ten Gigorren
unO 9obot perDe i'd ieI6itreoeno
an Die 6iIfsaftion IN Iieutiiit tpei-
ier6eforoern. Ger nGGite Gompfer
gebt ON s. II. M. ab.
Sbr Serem bat in Der Eat
.@roBes gelciitet mo id oorf Gle
ipobl bitten. alien bobbcrSigen 0a-
men meiuen innigiten Darlt ob5ll.
itntten.
Ter tief un6 oelitid) empfpnoeue
g~liiiruf aus Sbrer Sober bot mid
W%olrbait gcpadt. Gin ieSeS @ort
lit wobr ln0 fontirlt ans eincm Ser
5ert, oos fir ods groBe 9eio Der
Weni1beit Elm 8~erltGn0nis bat.
SSo, miiroen dGe Gtomnles9enoiien
in aIeider @ciie mic Sic mo Sbr
gerein oas &ilfsmert anpaden, 10
fonnte oiel geideben unO man6es
Nlenldenleben gerettet meroen. aoi.
len Sic ms unentipe9t meiterorbei-
ten III Der 8ciie rpie 6tsber. Ian-
dies miro bod erreift, lpenn aud
nltr iuenige 0as 9ilisperf i'm @an-
sc balteu.
Sn nlfridtiger @odi6dbung per
Gleibe id Sbr gan3 ergebener
8. a%aufmaun.
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gerbnner giiduf in 9nris.

@oris, IL. april. Niigr. @iuii.
.jp, Der Biidof BON @eroun, lit icst
bier eingetroffen. Gr fltbr aus Der
5toot nnf DEM 6llBbrett einer 2ofo.
motiue oos ein5lge gefor0erungS.
mittel, tueld)es fiir Jpn oIs 3iuiliiter
nod dtt baben NOR. &eilpeiie giaa
er aud 5t Sub. @ie er iogt. mare
or gerltp nod bort oebIieben ober Die
Milit1rbeDoroen batfen teitte ,3ipili-
lten mebr bort 6obeu molen.
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EinOerC6Ur miro
photographer!
Sas rrite aon5ert oes aiuberdOrs
finoct am SOnnta9, ben Z.
Wai Itatt.

Der Dentihe ainbernor piro IN
ielncr Rrcbe Somstne nnfutittag i'm
Wuiifpercin photographer mer0en.
Der Gbor bat icit Den lesten @ohen
prodltig ltu0iert mo miro iein critics
Ston5ert an Sonntog nodmittng Den
= @ini I'M @iniif1eim gebeu. Girl.
Gent Steele miro bel Der @eIegcnbeit
EN- Brogromm 5lir Altsfhbrlng brin.
gen, oas hi nlebr ais elmer 8e5icbune
boflntereiinnt meroen miro. @r
ipiro formlif 5eigen, ipie er Den @e-
longsunterridt nit Den ain0ern be.
golnteu mo melde 6ortidritte lie
I'M 2aufc oeS 9irterS geluod)t bo.
ben, &ir batten leeten 5omstng
@elfge1beit, Die 81 itagcnOen Sic0er
al borau nno inuren ent5ildt iiber
6as, mas Der Gbor beutc idlon leiltet.
|. Ger @eniiAte @bor oes Omaha Dtit.
: fpcreins miro bel Dem aon5erte
L 'hpirfcn nno 5uiontmen NIT Dem
S ioerdlor oen groBeu Gbor olls
ll Dine iuigcti, Der felt Dem eritelt
I'D ijerfet in Omaha Hift fHebr ge.
cor lpltroe. 0as aor5ert bcS Sim
0euhOrs miro dlio etn 0eutiAcs @r.
ejgiis lper0en.
ie EIteru Der Mit9lie0er 6es
auioerdors iinb beionOers eriudt,
nm 5anlstag oae ainoer 8llr 8robe
it ier0en. oc cin 9ito Der liebli1en
sttr0eridnr nufgenomulen weroen
ioat.
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Columbus, 81, ~. ApriI-Gr.
Gbas. i. @iaion Superintendent
6es itadtlifen SrrenbnuieS, purOc
aeitern totIih DerIebt, ais Elm 9abn.
5ue an elmer areu5uns 1T iein
Automobil bineiniubr. 5rl. Gliio.
beth S%ommerpile, BON @oipital
fir 2nneenibminoiiidtige, bic iidj
NIT ibm befano, muroe ouf Der Stel.
le getotet.
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annitpn,s edmieaerpater perIett.

S1lI Nenn0r0, Gal. II. AprlI.-
Der 70i1briee Sdiegerpoter oes
@eueralmaiors Sreoerif 5llnIton,
Otto 8Innfart, muroe geitern bei
.eilIen AIltomobilunfoll 10 ldiuer per.
Let, ooB man fir fem 2eben Be-
iiirdtet. 6rau 5lnitorL Die iif)
bel ibreln @otten OIL Der inertia.
ridden @renae befinoet, lit bon Dem
llnfal benod|rihtigt uoroen.
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90tIidlcr gntumnfna.

Genuer, Solo, -. gpril. SSn
Ger @obe pom bier itieb Gin bon
eicr nod Boulder ge6cu0er 3lta OH
Gin a%utoinobil. 3mci Der sylioiien
0cs lettereli, SER mo 6roll M.
i. 9ranuan BON Boulder. mllrocn
Getotci ino Gin oritter 9dilass:e=
pltrOe totlid uerlett.
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@rieden per6ieten srnppenpnrdlsna

Sonoon, t2. 9lpril. @1lbomt.
li6e 8erliner 8epeiden meloen. Dob
Die gried)iidle Heeierung Den 9urf
aug iron8ofiider 3ruppeu bon aorfu
mad Salonifi ourd eriefliides @e.
biet niflt geitattct babe, neil onf
aorfit Die Cholera nitsgehrodeu iein
ion.
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@ettcrberidlt.

Sir Gmoba mo llmgegeno
|Shon uno fanler bcutr aben0 ulo
D~ouucrstaa.
Sir Nebrosfa: Sd]Dlt beilte obeno
.inlo Gonner8tag. Siihler beute
.obeno uno i'm oitlihen Geil 3onners
.iag Stride meitltd1c 8inoe.
Sir Soma. gllgemein idon unh
filbler Dclte abeno unD Gonnerstag.
@cftigc iilomcitlide bis meitlid)e 8in.
DC belite dben0.
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snnSesflptte hnt 5000 Mnnn.

@ai6inatorL t2. atrtf. SLOT
tenietretdr 1aniels gas geitern be.
tannt, Dab ser 8eitouo DER Aln0es.
fIotte gegenipdrtig insgeiomt 81.
oil Maim betrdat. Dies lit cine
Fobere 3abl. ols Die arieosmarine
ie a%ui8nlueiien bate, mlo 1864
Manu mebr ais am 4. 0fdr5 1918.
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S. ]. LEWIS
g9nnlore, Mebr.

aonoiOat fir repllblifonil1e SO.
mination flr 9iitritt 5uperoiior pes
Scbiten 0iitrift BON Gage @ottrtp.
@rim1rpa6l ant Is, apriI. Grit
fir 1lles cin. oos gum beiterp Der
aoDlimuit1t lit. Sbre lluteritiieuule
miro crbeten.
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shermnn iirnt in Sainpis.

Chicago, ST., II. April. 8iC
foit n~oQitanoigcn GrecbniIie Der Qri.
mdrmablcn am Montag loiien erfen
ncn. 0ob Sellotor Sbrrmnn Der an.
erfamite 8r1iioentihofts anroiOot
Der Hepnblifaiier pom Sainois lit.
Sic Geu1ofrdten nontinierten 8ilion.
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0E.Nonarehmann &aIcntine aefor6er

@6icago, ST.. u. april. = go
IloarO s.. golentine, irilberer SION.
greb abgeoroncter bon g~iebroSfa, III
bier geitern ntorgen i'm 4lter bon 79
Sdbreu %geltorbeE Scr 8eritorbenG
batte Den gnracrtrieg mitgenladt.
fam mad 0emielben nod 4ebrnsfo
un0 pertrat Den Staot oreimal i'm
9ongreB 81 Der 3eit batte Ne4
brnsfo MIR eilen Gertreter i'm Ste.
observation-disclosures.
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gcrlanaen 66hercn Colin.

G%lcbelano, o., y. ApriI. -8it
g~(naeitclten Ser 6ieiiaen 5troBen.
6obu bcrlongen cine 2obnanfbei
icrung. Cir foroern pom I. Mai
d6 eiaen Struoenlobn pom 40C
fir aonoHftenrc mo @oaenleufer
@ior gIoubt, ooB es 5lt elmer 81.
Itigung foaunen miro, ooh 6cfilrd.
let man, oaB iidl iuf6lge Der gobn-
erbobmlg aud bic &c 9ioten erb0-
ben merDell.
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Ninmnnhrrrnnshi0 rin6fridtrt.

@oibinaton. Y. april. = 0os
Senatsfomitee iiIr gimpoiioerung
bat Die bonn Observation-Disclosures all.
gcnoumene @iumanoeunesbia, elm.
idlicBlih Der BiIolmeSprobe giinitig
einberittet. ~Se0enfoIls miro Die
&orlaae angenonmen iueroen.
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Wes edtrs Sodbicr

Sect oil 3opf unO in 5lolhen 81
boben. 2oiicn sic iid unbeoingt
cine Site oicies toitli6en 8r1ls
beimietOeil. @'aroutiert flint Monof(
aft. 8m. 5. Spo9ooa, 9ouS.8er-
iono, Douglas 222.
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0es NRnines.

Ser Geter 5einrid, Elm offer
8itrgrr bon 3es 0toineS, ober fell
einem Sabr in Moriboltomn nobn-
bait, lit be0enflid erfrnnft ltlo min.
iden mir inn CUTE geiierung.
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in Siio Gafotn, ifuloenirei; aebrne
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GentralberbanO

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pn0 1T Oesbalb Die Aapeieubeit al.
Ifr geleaaten orinGcno crtpiinidt.
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stor, b,fauntss sodbisr.

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@cb. 1850.
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.8.25.
5tof ailbe 5.75-7.OO.
5tof Sellers 6.75-7.75.
Stod Safer, 10000.
Seal 9Glber 7.00-t0.25.
guas, Stogs 5.50-7.50.
Sdiueine-3ufnbr $500; Marft
1915 bober.
QurffdnittspreiS 9.20-9.35.
So6iter 8reis 9.45.
sdnfc- 3ufubr 10000; @arft felt,
itorf.
CONNER t.45-1t.6 So.
@i06er S.00-9.00.
SGbrIinge 8.50-10.25.
Mutteri6afe 8.50-S.90.
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@bieaso Rarftberidlt.


&inOUie6-3uftttr 10000.
Wortt 10 boiler.
S0diter 8reis 1000.
SdpeiHe-3ufubr $4,000; Marft
5-10 b06er.
GnrdidnittspreiS 9.55-9.7 rs.
9ofiter Breis 9,85.
SdIafc s3ufnbr 10000; @orft fcIt.
Is bo9er.
9oditer FreiS t1.90.
aanias 6itb @arftbcridpt.
&inOuiebE 5000; Oearft
meiiteltS 10 hober.
&ohitcr Greis $50.
Stoders felt.
aiI9e mo 6eiierS fcrit. 10 BE-.
her.
aGlber get. 9eidtcr.
Sdiucine- 5000; 9torft
felt.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $3.50.
SGditer EreiS 9.55.
S6oic 3uiiibr 5000; Marft fell.
ct. Suiepb @arttberidDt.
&inODieb-3ufubr 900; Miarft felt.
10 bober.
NodGter 4reis 9.t5.
Sdiueinc- 3ufubr 800.
9iarft Fclt.
EfrhihnlttsprciS 9.25-9.45.
Nohiter Greis 9.l7h.
Sdmic-3uiuhr 1000; Mtorft ltorf.
&1diter Greis lilo.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-06-17
New Alaska Railroads

Not only the Government, but pri-
vate enterprise is now building rail-
roads in Alaska. The Copper River
and Northwestern has been prepar-
ing to extend it's lines into the in
terror. Now comes the news that a
private company has furnished the
capital to build II miles of railroad
from near Controller Bay to the Ber-
ing River coal fields.
By next October, it is expected,
coal or high grade will be sem by
rail to tidewater, whence it will be
shipped to Seattle and other ports
further south. Alaska too needs
coal, and fortunately the supply is
said to be almost inexhaustible.
Copper also, as we'll as gold, will
reach the worlds markets by these
new railroads.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-06-17
Death Of a Railroad King

James j. Hill. one of the great
railroad kings" died suddenly at
his home in st. Paul, MINI. He be-
gan as a poor boy, but leaves wealth
estimated at between 100 and $50
millions. He had much to do with
the wonderful development OF the
Northwestern States, which now
mourn him. North Dakota, by Gov.
Hanna's proclamation. suspended all
business for two hours, at the time
of the funeral. The proclamation
said that South Dakota had lost it's
best friend. Schools were closed in
st. Paul. Mr.. Hill and members of
his family controlled three great
lines of railroad-the GreatNorthern,
Northern Pacific and Burlington.
Unlike some of the railroad kings he
was more than a money-geIter; he
had broad and statesmanlike ideas
on national affairs.
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-06-17
TEN COMMANDMENTS
FOR BRIOEGROOMs

Here are the ten commandments
for the guidance of prospective BRIDE
lgrooms given by the Rev. Robert P.
McAlpine, of the Central Presbyter-
ian church, in a sermon at Buffalo,
N. Y.
/. Don't bank on mere beauty; it
is unreliable as the weather.
2. Don't marry for talent, popu-
larity, or wealth. Without love these
would be as insipid as an egg with
out salt.
8. Don't let sentiment rule you.
Like a flower, it is apt to fade be-
fore tomorrow.
4. Don't marry a woman whose
stock of common sense is no greater
than her dollars and cents. AS no
amount of the latter can buy the
least amount of the former, you
would likely soon be a hopeless in
solvent.
5. Don't propose to a young wo-
man whose tongue isn't silent during
the sermon. She has sermons in
store for you.
6. Don't marry a girl who thinks
more of a good time than a good
name. Your good time would very
probably never arrive.
Z. Don't choose a young woman
who is more concerned about how
she looks than how she acts. One is
what she appears to be, the other is
what she is.
8. Don't marry your opposite in
religion. Your religion is likely to
outlive your love.
9. Don't marry until your heart
and hand are as clean as those you
have won. Black and white mixed
makes both a dull gray.
10. Don't marry in haste. For
the sake of at least two lives, keep in
mind the modern key-words: Safety
first" and Preparedness"
The Eureka sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1902-current, 1916-06-17
Seventy One Ranch Sold

There was recently filed in the of
flee of the Elko County recorder a
deed closing one of the largest land
transactions that has been made in
the county for many years. The
deed is for the sale of the 71-ranch
near Halleck, which consists of about
$4,000 acres. and the price paid was
over $500, 900. The property was
sold to the Union Land and Cattle
Company. the principal owners of
which are the Hendersons, Hum
phries, Moffet and Clemens of Reno,
including some of the largest stock.
men of the State.