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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-12
TOO MUCH FIRE WATER.
An Indian Sent TO the Happy Hunt
ing Gronnds-AstOnishing Te-
nacity Of Life.

A little after dark last evening, three
drunken Indians We're vending their
way from Chinatown, where they had
been gambling for whisky, to their
campoodies east of the round-house.
Arriving at the track, one of them
known as Quin River Tom, who APP
peared to be the drunkest of the three.
said he wanted to ride on the cars, and
got on the track as the yard engine was
backing up ct lively rate. One of
his companions pulled him away as
the engine approached, but he broke
loose from him and fell right on the
rail and was instantly run over. One
of his legs was completely severed from
the body at the groin, and the other
was cnt off above the ankle. The flesh
was torn from the lower part of the
abdomen, exposing the entrails, and his
scalp was cut In two or three places.
Notwithstanding the extent of his in
juries the miserable wretch lived about
three hours, and occasionally talked
with Naches and other Indians up to
the time of his death. The wind was
blowing stiff breeze directly along the
track, and it is thought that the dust
staunched the wounds and prevented
BIN from bleeding to death instantly.
Judge Davis held an inquest on the
remains to-day, and the jury found
the following verdict:
WINNEMUccA, May IL, 1875.
We, the jury, in the case of the death
of an Indian known as Quin River
Tom, aged about twenty niue years,
find that he was run over by the
switch engine. through carelessness on
his part
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-12
AN ANGRY CHIEF.

Naches, the Puite Chief, is angry to.
day. Quin River Tom, one of his best
friends, was killed last night through
the influence of whisky, sold him by
Cinnamon. He says he and other
sober members of his tribe are aware
that Chinese are continually selling
whisky to Piutes, bat they cannot pre-
vent it. Naches reasons like a pale
face, even though ho is angry. He
says whisky is causing great trouble in
his tribe, not only in Winnemucea,
but In Reno, Virginia, and other towns.
He has had trusty Indians on the
watch, who, in many instances, have
seen the Chiaess sell the whisky; but
Indian evidence is not taken against
Chinaman, and the law will not pun
ish them for doing SO. He and other
sober members of his tribe see the in
justice of this, aud henceforth they
propose to punish the Chinese them
selves when they have proof of their
guilt. He says Tom has friends along
the railroad and in Virginia City who
will have revenge for his death.
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NOTICE 30 LEM
HOLDERS.
DISTRICT COURT, FOURTH JUDICIAL
DISrAICT OF NEVADA

DISrAICT OF NEVADA
n. LEVY s. Co., Plaintiff, VS.. The BADGER
MILL AND MINING COMPANY, Defendant.
TEND ALL PERSONS CLAIMING OR
a holding leins under the provisions Of an
Act Of the Legislature of the State OF Nevada,
entitled, . An Act to secure leins to mechan-
les ana others, and 10 repeal ali other Acts in
relation thereto" Approved March 2, 1915, on
the following Geser.bt d real estate, situate in
humboldt county, state of Nevada, to wit:
A certain five stamp quartz mill, situate on
Bartlett Creek, III said county, about one milo
below Snaps store in Naryyille, hn wn as
the Badger mill, also the land on which said
mill is situated r. sufficient for the use and en-
juyment Of said mill.
NHEREAs, the plaintiffs have commenced
an action IN said Court against the defendant
to forecluse lein held By them against the
above described property, under tine provisions
of said Act.
You are hereby notified to be ana appear be-
fore the istlies Court Of the Fourch Judicial
District Of the State of Nevada at the Court
house, ct Winnemucea, in said county, at the
room of said Court on the FIFTH day of
JUNE, A. ID. 1876, at eleven o'clock A. NJ. of
said q (the Same being u day of regular
term of said Coultl then and there to exhibit
the proof of YOUR said leins,
GRASS x HARDING,
Attorneys for Plaintiffs.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-12

ACCIDENTALLY SHoT. - Newton S,
Hawk, u young mau who has been at
work on Guihrie'S ranch since his arrl-
val from the States three or fouv months
ago. was accidentally shot in the leg
While hunting cattle yesterday, j. ",
Outline, who came IN from the ranch
last evening etter doctor. informs Ms
that the accident occurred while Hawk
was riding along with his revolver
cooked, trying to get shot Ut = coyote.
1t WAS discharged accidentally, the ball
entering his leg below the knee and
lodging in the flesh. Tie wound Is
painful but not necessarily dangerous.
DR.. Hanson left last evening TO dress
the wound and exirac, the bullet, which
causes the young man much pain.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-12
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

PERSONAL. Ex- Senator Cole, OF Cali
fornia, vas n passenger on the western
bonnd train last evening. ;. Il. ID. H.
Haskell, To@usite Agent, passed
through las. evening homewafd bound
$50. Lieutenant Governors ewett Adams,
who has Dean on rn extended tour
through Southeastern Nevada and
Utah. was a passenger on yesterday
train. He says hs saw Brigham on his
way 10 St. George, in Southern Utah,
10 dedicate a Mormon temple, snd that
the old patriarch appeared vigorous
aud healthy. Judge Leonard left
for Carson last evening. also Rev. q.
Il. Allen, who has been up the read
preaching afd lectariug. The latter
Informed US that ha intended to preach
here the next Sunday there is a vacancy
III Mr. Hintle's pnlpii. . Distuc, At
torney Gross rctarned from Paradise
Valley last evening -. FL Rinkel, who
has been sploreing on the Comstock
for the last week, arrived at home to-
day.
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BULLION TAX.

MvoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ tax on proceeds of mines for the quarter
ending March 81, 1876. is now due and
payable to ne at my Office in the Court house
OF the county of Humboldt and that the laws
for its COLLECTION Will be strictly enforced
JAMES BUCKNER. County Assessor
BY S. BUcKNER. Deputy, Assessor.
Winnemucca, May 8, 1876, my8-4w
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-12

TEMPERANCE LECrURg.-M Miss L. o.
Smith lectpred on temy srance in the
school house last evening, and her lee
ture was so well received that she has
been prevailed upon to deliver another
tonight, at the sohool-houss at 8
o'clock. sharp.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-12

Agent for the celebrated SINGER SEWING
MACHINES, which will be sold on REASONABLE
terms. aul0 If
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-12

Orders from the Country Promptly FILLED
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-12

WAR OF RACES. An emigrant and
Chinaman had discussion with fists
at Hattle Mountain yesterday, and a
good threshing convinced the Mongo-
Ian of the superiority Of the CaGcas
SIAN,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-12

CHINAMAN ARRESTED. - A celestial
was arrested to-day for selling whisky
to Indians. Naches took an active
cart in securing his arrest.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-12

SILVER CHANGE, Yesterday a gentle
man boarded the cars at Rye Patch and
handed the conductor twenty dollar
piece from which to take his fare to
Winnemucea. The conductor took
from his pocket three five dollar pieces
which, with IA check, he handed to the
passenger. An observing lady, proba-
bly, bound Centennialwarfis, who saw
the transaction, said I" My dear sir,
viii you obiiee me by exchanging one
of those gold pieces for silver?" Yes,
madam, replied the gentleman, who
is something Of "a gallant, with the
greatest pleasure. The lady dived
into the mysterious depths OF 4 satchel
and brought out handful OF dimes,
which she carefully counted aud SGT up
in piles of ten each, aud than handed
them to the gentleman, who says, that
during q residence of twenty years on
the Pacific coast be never before was the
possessor of so much "obicken feed, =
and has not seen so many ten cent
pieces since lie has been in the State
Of Nevada
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-12
DISSOLUTION OF PARTNER
SHIP.

YEyHE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE
4 existing between the undersigned, under
the firm name of PURDlN X WooD, doing a
mercantile business in Winnomucca, Nevada,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent, c..
w, PURDIN having sold AL his interest in Real
Estate. Stocks Ct Merchandise and Book Ac-
counts to h. W. WooD, who will Pay all liabili-
ties and Collect all debts due the late firm of
Purdip Wood. G, w. PURDIN,
r. W. MOOD.
Winnemucea, May 8, 1876.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-12
Signed:
THE SULPHUR REGION.
The Capacity Of Mcworthy's Retorts
New Refining Works in
Course of Erection.

An observer writes as follows from
the Rabbit HOLE sulphur region:
1t has been erroniously stated that
the McWorthy retorts are turning out
ten tons of refined sulphur per day. |
desire to correct the wrong impression
which this might create, by stating that
| have discovered by personal obser-
walton. that their fall running capacity
does not exceed four tons every "a
hours.
Clark &Co. have new refining works
in course Of erection. Mr. Clark pro-
poses introducing a new process for
the refining of crude sulphur, bv which
be expects to refine five tons daily at
less expense than by the present meth
cd. His theory seems good, but
whether it will prove o practical sue
cess is problem yet unsolved. This
company expect to have their works
IN running order by the LIST of June, at
which time the result will probably be
determined.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-12
San FRANCISCO STOCK REPORT.
Last Evenings Board.

Last Evenings Board.
200 Meadow Valley
800 Raymond d Ely IA
SIS Eureka 1l1a
800 Belmont
$40 Prussian q
los Leopard s.
100 Jefferson "a
500 Panther l u, ia
2l0 Northern Belle 80
200 Hussey 40c
90 CHA l
$50 Tybo III. III
100 Gen. Thomas IA, ~
200 Mansfield 25c
800 Coso +, on. SOC
1870 Golden Chariot 2s.'
% Advance 8
50 Challenge
so Dayton o.
3I5 New YORK l. u,
400 Woodville 2. IA
255 Kossnth Ia
2G0 Mint 25c
260 Andes "a
100 Wells Fargo soc
OOD ANiHbdld lVc, oC
$50 Cosmopolitan 20c
T7G5 North Con Virginia
so Amazon GA
30 South Justice
200 Leviathau 75c
COO Trojan soc
% Lady Washington 2X
400 Ophir 54A. 1914
60 Best Il Belcher 54s4
200 Justice %
G75 Mexican 31s4
800 California 7J4, 80
This Mornings Board.
SIS Ophir 81
5S5 Mexican 3l1I. BIZ
100 Gould d Curry III, III
675 Best IL Beic5er 54H, 54A
500 California 7934, 81
935 Savage ~, Is ~
200 Con. Virginia ~ 7lH
400 Chollar SO, 531a
zs5 Hale 4 Norcross 55, 56
20 Crown Poiut l51,
1910 yellow Jacket 2S14, 28ss
$3.50 Imperial AZ, ~.
$50 Alpha 40
loo Kentuck IL
555 Belcher 20, 20 b5
ID Confidence 10, 18s4
2l5 Sierra Nevada 1914
$40 Utah %, Z314
l6o Bullion Al
400 Exchedner IS
10 SIG. Belcher 70 Asst dlnqt
So Overfnan 63ss, 634
6l5 Justice %. 2G19
470 Union 1874. l23s
395 Lady Bryan Ia
$50 Julia $ 10, 8 b3
90 Caledonia So, 6H
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-12

MYTH REFERENCE TO THE ABOVE,
w the undersigned is thankful for past
fayors, and, by strict attention to business,
hopes to merit continuance of the same at
the old stand II. W. WOOD.
Winneniucca, May 8, 1876. my9-lm
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-12

FEYHE MAGNOLIA HAS BEEN FITTED
up in the most attractive style possible,
with view ~ the convenience and comfort
Of patrons. The proprietor desires to call the
attention of customers, friends and the public
to his superior stock of
Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
The READING ROOM Of this Saloon Is al
ways supplied with the latest Papers journ-
rails and Magazines, te24tf
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-05-12
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

FsNHE CO-pARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
4 existing between JOHN HARRISON and
FRANK MURAs, nnder the firm name OF
Harrison Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All persons indebted to the
firm will please make immediate settlement,
and all persons having claims against the
same Will please present the same for pay
ment,
FIR INK MORAS,
JOHN HARRISON.
Jersey City, Nevada. May l. 1876. I'm.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19
Sin @emibrecfen GDmmihdr.

Sr. Sirait, MitsIisb bts Rsprdisnianisnban-
leo fas Rinneicta im Gcnsrsb. bat stne S'u
sinsebra&t, wsl&e ben 3ped bat, stnen ecna'
miGar a~nsu1sasn, nit benz auftrass, bic BURG
5euI&mdsn unb anbere i&GDIi&e Snisttsu per-
uria&tsn gsrwafunssu an GslSfrii3tsu u. !. %.
,u untsrfa&en uub taribsr Sert&t su ~srtatten,
eamit bic gebSrbeu in bic Gage seisste psrbsn,
pirffame MabrsssIn sur gsrtilsuns Der SanS'
PLACE 81 srsretfsn.
Ter betreHenSe GcmmiGGr lou ScrlauFs FUR
ein Sabr aueehelt tpsrben nnb BIER tanleno
Dulars Salair smpfauseu, &eiietO1sn u. I. b.
nalirIi& srtra. SeGS tauienp DUlars irtresn
TN @aussn fir btelsn 3psd ansewisien.
Die getnsuus Des GcnsreHss fcmmt Sislen'
9prf6las etwas ausr ; Steasitt 3isten unteT'
psFsn bic bsul@rrden &c. ab, berOr Der Ss&s'
tauisnebr aarmann fcmmt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19

Dee Vfdn ber-6 urter-Ten se6 bal
sius aete @enouus 4sencmmeu. 'Bstaa ntIiG
rei4te etaatsiaasmetRer ,Yfduoer Sas Geiud
un Sesidtsuus stues ueuen -Wrsaae8 seseu
s. 1uvtsr ETA. |usnttaS friibsre 1Stted bes
@erd&ts ais anbepsSabet u~miufoesa. Die
&idkr Brin txub Sinous bswtaietea tieles
@efuS se.D ,sszlrtau'ia Der 8ssrinhans tbrss
GstStsdsea: Die sOn ourter seaen gfdnbsr
pHblistssn 8esauptunsen lsien na4t.srptelen,
bic Geu5Ssntli4nneaAas betrs FenhenA rf&uIbts-
uassa fed ntGt In ~&SatersTs bee ,TRbttnns
ssl&ebes, fs 'esretattn nt&t eanmal BEN
urbeses qua, 8Ortbe:t, fe letsn ~ehsr tpabr
rod ha &c bssfelbe tisea s~srninftiseu @ruub
sebabt, fts fir sabs aubalteu. Son bieism
StashSsuSt ,ausssbsnb. balten BE t@tGtsr bic
8cseesnse Wdnbrr's am etuen usasn grOseB
far teeaanost, uub. piSo es baber su neueu IT,.
tereEaaten grOrteruaesn pOr Geri&t 3rmmen.
9srr bastsr 4f berrial abtpelenb ane beiabst
fh la &iefHGftsaussIe9enbetten In Der 46@psis.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19

GaIdsS GeIb. Raur bat aas neue
Silbsrselb feline &anes Ina 2anbe bescnn en-, 70
III IS aud l&on Der 8Gli&uns ausselest. 3usrf
sDnrosn faIiGs flbe rne 3ebu. Gentsaide easse-
eebsa, jsBt fcnsmeu bic faliden @isrteltbaler.
Der penti&s gOrrsfpcubent in Baltimore be-
ri&tst raribsr; gu ben sefGIl9tsn 9ilbsr
3sbn-Gents- Stidsn, bersn pir bsreiis erpGtn-
ten, baben F& test su& fnIf&e Quarters eeieGt.
Dielelben Fnp burG Elm f9arfts Snfrumsni
%aussinauosr s'i&nitteu, ausssbDtIt, nit wsrtb-
IOlem Mstal ssfaat unb haun Guesrlt sef&ift
ptsber sufammsuse fiist. GsuberIi9 fnb fe
eemna&, sa has @eprGee nuf beiten 9eteu
edit ID, BON ben s@tsn ni&t III u%nterf@eibsu uuc
man fam le MIR an ben, bumpfeu alane, ben
ne beim Mufwerfen nHf einen Sid seben, CT
tsansn. Das vubItfuit iclie Dor bitisn senta-
len grubuften Der Gnli&mhussrei namentli& Ia
Den Straesnbabarnssns auf ittar Sut lein,
ba bic GOntuftsnre ste bette GeIessnbsit bubsH,
efslslbsu IN GirfulaiiOn 81 byinBsn.
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Oas california @ein repot,

10l Mabaiba Ctr. sessniiter rem Narttbaus
BON 5rn. GsOrs 8ei& baIt In fstnsm rsi@sy
elssr bic e&tefen GaItfOruii&en Dsine
5srr 8sii& bestebt feline Weine eireft BON Calf
fOrnia aus erfsr Sant, iutuis aus @sinteresn,
in psl&en Ct felbf tret SABRE searbfitet bal.
Gas @stns psrbsn surantirt. Ga er lceben
brei GarIcabs Wein BON bort bsscssn bat, 10 ID
sr in ben Stanb sefsst ale auubeu mad
@uni& 3u tsftiebissn.
YripatfamtItsn tpsrsen bic Utine fsi me
5aus e~eIiefsrt.
SD babe niefnf Detne ieBt nm finfsis prU.
gent berabssisBt rsl&es biaissr ii, ais fs ie
TN California @einbrpOt &c. 104 @abalta
Strabe pertaaft purben.
Sn Tnbinbune NIT meinem @einseiHafte
balte i'd aud bic better 3entufYgpur.
30 Wbisttes brett BON 9ouispiQe, a..
Ionic irnpOrtirte Branbies bon europa ,u
ben biaiSfsa prefen.
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Tar gOn9re&,
3. DiRriets
W. W. McNaiG,
pOn 6saaspiu 90,

SIM Stabtratb c 'Eurbe lesten Daa<
rBa8 cine SetSGait hss Ssn. TSascr 4easfxlc
~ssrIeen bee Subaites: able befannten SnSi-
tute Der @aeoaleuen.ceim unb pes 6aries
pom 0utea 6trten f& Der &Efnabme uab Sci
leruus ssfaaener 8pausnvpitmen uub au aui
fteipiaiss Bsssrase ausrislsn iuo. Sa Tsrner
rncuatIt& stsA hreaaunesrt Duuars ais Gstruo
Der bon iSgeGten SGaisru sssoesneu Stsafsel.
esr-ceer etsenhiGeu sQifussebibreu-sa bic
Staetta#e aiebsn, 70 'l@eat 60 BEN Rayur
bldg, eas ben 'ssaanntsa NnfaItsn elm Stitrae
psu etwa bxRbsp. DpGa.S per Nonat Sho< elpa
ber oritte She'll Der 'errdtntsn @elebaeeu aus
oer StOn:ta0e ,bssablt 'perSe.
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~ ic bic Mmsfaafs ~ Die
Ornfc.

Tisisn Erumpf wirft lortrn Der IetbOotlisn'
Bii&uf Wbipple in 8aribauti Der Euneesre-
sieruus tn's @eF&t. inesns or eth SHretbe"
an ben prdinentea Grant rtHtet unt bamtt
testHut, ibm cine &ribs ssl&i&tli&er Isat.
ia&sn Dor Ausen su fS9rsu. wtl&e bsrstisn,
ea6 bte Ireu'pdsfeit, nit Der esi&lO0ene Uer'
trGae NIT ben Snbtaueln BON Geite Der Bum
eesteamtsn ssbrrasn uno mi6a&tst pureen. bic
Sauptutfa6e Der issiesn b!utisen GUnFifts nit
cen &ctbbGuten isi.
Retu pei6sr Tann fol- baS Snbtausr @ebtt:
beireten !-io fautste bic feierIi&e 3uiGernae
Ter BertrGse-unb ME wurDen bieis BrrtrSes
sc5altsn2 aae @elt if 3suse bGocn: in
ssusfsr 3eit b~eaeussa sS bic Saufeabe pom
Atsuteurcru, trelte sad ben Bad 5tGS silten.
am bort Sob gu iu6sn. Dasu tamsn BITE
l&amlplen NESSeutunsea ana BE trissrsisn,
psueu ste Snoiausr ppn 9sie mas der Nssie'
runss.& aeuten ausselsst spasen. Nie nnan&sr
Mseat srbislt feline gnteGans afS QObn fur ietnr
Der Sssisraus selsifstsn Ossier' isnfs. @ie
fur sic Snoi mar urter folasa umRanbsn &C.
lerst mar. liset auf Ger, baae. Die bisberise
Sasiansr-Volitif uWfs5lte 'slnali& ibren 3wed,
ttfbalb itt%st 5r. 3. 9. 0bipple BEN yrGH-
te.nten esat aueere DOT, snb rs&ust barauf BAG
hsr In tefen mstbssifi9sU DIR s~iufisss &C.
fty5r inssu nerbe- &ttspIe's plan beisbt I'm
| WeientliGen barta: foe perf&teoeAeu StSn1-
ae Der Srbiancr auf xaimmtc &elerSatiousn
gu psiErn, mo- Ts tbreu @sbrau9sn eemds lsbeu
~tSuntsu- !3east Gin 5uOiouer Nsisuu9. f&
riner msbr oalturfa5tssn 2ebsnsart gu Utbmen.
70 1T tim ei&s SsimRdtte gu eeben, bic or fiji
T& wno nc Seini9ea bebauen faun. DurG
,&ttfiGe S6rlsU unb NiitOuen" fsa chen.
fats sewt.et trerees. b. j. wUbl in ben Gimme.
ute man ssf sfrgsoite@ artb Heisrsstien inMiu.
nelFta bic 6aGes5etreibt. NO Die &etSUSiteu.
GniAare aus bea &Utbbduien NuSsuser ibrel
geete 81 sta@sn fu8sn, oteretuss salt f@le6'
sem GrfO!se, 'tyes ibrsr vOn Safsl cam selptd'
tea 1Af.en, Sara unb gut: StEaOf @bip
pie ntusxt bic, 3ubiauer sssca Die WiQfIrpcIt
if Der &seierurs IN @6us sstbastrft i&lie6lid
Sas &es aus. Nuu, einen tG@aiess Sang sua
! 8sasn' frinsr @ste su tbun
luS Sen. GsrrY'S Eager toirs gsu,sIbet, bal
gssbsreitunsea gum Muftyaa4essen bic Sueia
uer s~etrofsmfnb.
3eNsre @sui@ts. bic aat hsn Sen. @ter
maa terfttes puroen, sreGss pom siae,
@dladt, Die spiiee IN Sen. &sass une Gttiin,
8ua Sattsrfsaben babe hsstssabtrt Busbes
f~oleatea ieisn sefalsu. pGeceus bic i3atl be
aaf Dem p!ase. seblisbeaen Snsiauer msbr aa.
Sas DSppd:e betra &c.
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5euf@redenDerttIeun @ouS.
pinsburs bat rom ,@ruUsrnsur bss Stnatta
5Opa, Srn. g s Artpopb cine 3ui&rift n'
baItsn. in rslaer bsyislbe ben, plane. fur eins
Seratbuns bon Ssite Ter @Ouserneuve Sti
wses;Gtn gtaaten unb EerritCrieu, sum 3wet'
Der Grsreifuns ssmeinlamer Mabressln eseer
bic Seultredsn, feline SOle 3uftmmuns aug
ipgi&t. Die 3%uiammsnfunft btsisr Staass'
tdup.sr rire wabrf&einli& in Dts Rcins
Scpl, ttpa i'm Oftcber. pber nod bGter fat
fineen.
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Seeaneener SclbifmorS,

ale BE GOlse zines trdsen 3ufanbes Der 2eber
une bes' Nfassns, N It baraus entfsbtnben 9et-
bent nts aOpfi&msr& stumpffnnisteit, arGs.
bsit1Rkssrssf&lassubeit, Grabfnu unb entIi@
@siasssefSrtbeit if feline uneepSbnIi9e Gr-
iastnuns. aae bisfs nranssuebmen Gmpfnb-
unseu unb fGItmmsn 8OIeeu tuerbsu f&er Ssr-
nisbsn tur& ben GebrauG bon DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery ..(gDIbens Rsbt-
3ini|9e GattsduHg.)
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19

Gue RAbelta, BatonUau 3d., ~txt
ssyibtet. sas bic beui@reden pOrtse Bcte Ia
ts&ten G&nSrmcn In oOrtieer @esenb auSA'
men aab pas aOrn 40 serwaRea besaaaesy bit
@Grtea ,abfSaBen une ui&t bic 8littsr cn Der
gaanen peSGOnteu, Das S&limmRe II, BAT
Die ecfrdeisen 5ipFer an mauden 9tasen ibrt
&ier lesten unb 70 reae SefevsuiB fis ole ud&'
Re 21ufunft r~eranlGSsea.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19

SO if nttt bic Guantitdt, ~fonbern bic Duo
latGt einw Gr3enei, peIGe Sem aranfen @elant-
box riebes sstsu ioa. Sc 1T frafbar, ssr-
fdI{Ste @seisinsu aa serabrsiGen &c ID absr
itIe&t ReSisiaen ale eteniO gut an3upreifen,
Ssnea giQissstt i&un beEsif, bae b%isieIben me.
mig 8er!b basen fSnneK. Weun uniere 9eier
e'n sstes 5arsnittel piialGen, 70 ratbsn mir
Sbneu, mad o.. ausaf RSnis's 6an,burssr
arUsfsx ~ frassn, peI@e I'D Rets bswabrt ia.
kn.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19

Gtearns &oua tp blieb bieies Sabr
pcu 4b<y 9anbSt&9e Der 5euiGreteu nt&t Dsr1
i&Ous Gin Trdsatbraf, aus MeYer's Grove
,(ast: Die peal1rs6ea inb bier nit aaer @e'
rait <batis; aaanae Garner ibnsiDen bic
Gru&s. bspOx Fe ssisis ) Mspsr's grOps 1T bas
parssiss Ssn RinnsfSta In 8esss auf 9&Sn'
bsittsr @eseee, gef&aHenbsit ess 8cbens u.
:. H.. jest leiser gum 3betl SsrUifet. MuG
ct. .Soeph Ct Ausxta, Gslb Sprtns, e
6aas u. {. +. Fab Der 8erbeeruue ausSeleBt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19

Aus Dafotn Go ~ Sttntmmt man
uan&frlst 3lassn GttsAstne fpdrli@e 8eissn.
ernie. go last bee Sstretdr Der aderba1gs<
ieaitaft, 5r. 81 8 Sas5un. bab bic Selber ia
Der ilH,ssssnb 3 rn S~slminstcn sinen febr &C.
rinsea 9rtras briages, 70 Sab ~einssIne Garlner
taum 2-3 Buffers pom @fer eintrtnsen trer'
pea ; anbsre erwssa bic ~ 10 8ulbels uni be:
Cater Iiefest &C 8nlbels per @der.
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3pet Vr03sHe bat Der Brideuunter-
uebmsr SOalerin einseIeitet, -nGasIi& einen &C.
gen bic StaDt 81. paul rsssu ein:r riidfGnbt-
gen .Gerberuus BON 1926 unb ten aRbern sessu
alderman 9~auseDtn tm Seiruee son $1l3
wssen alsn Baubulaes Der Bride.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19

SIN VtaseGs essea MeGIratb, ben &C.
relenen 9taatssupitUr, ~elGsr a~ngef@aIbte:
mar, ben Staat nm elwa bunnesttaufenh Dol
laxS betrOssn gu baben, laatst Der 8ert&t bss
@eri&Bsrpsrtsu o. Glart esesn bic 5Orberane
hes Staatss une ta @uufeu Ses gsrtlaeteu.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19

a.nf ber Safe eupertpr uub
NtiI ippi 8abn 1T felt ROutas ftn
-aeuer 5sbrtensGau -eineefabrt. Ter Duluth
Easss- GspressG9 sebt Daa ct. paul um $50
8Ornit0ss ab uaS tOmn1t un1 5 nbr NaG~
aniraas an. Dee &a6t Grpreeaus estt I'm 8
abr &aSmitta8s ab unb iOmmt nm 6 nbr
MOrsens uns $40 Nbenas an. unt sebt nm
$50 Motssns une 500 4abmittnes al.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19

aus Elf &tver naeloet cine freunblt&e
:3alGrtft bat bic Gsnte ia berttger @esenS
anrtlnatttli& gut ausRd aae metf beenbist
I6i. Dos Drel&sa ssbt emiis Dcrsa uuD ueuer
F4Deiaer sat beretss bic @Iele pafErt.
Die trrfise 8Sfefabrt ID in enscm 8etriebe /;
aanstfdsr 800 &saen NIT 13,000 pfunS adis
better 1ualitGt tsnrbea ia leBtsr !3sit 3u Marti
asfenbet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1876-08-19

Sn @ristt County es|&ients bic
Seui9redsn ebenfaas nnb ;suar ia Der Gesens
BON NibbIepids, bod III Der S&aben bistsy
ai&t BON src6eni 8elanse unb Der Grtraa bes
Grnts IN ben gul&ssssnssn Elm re&t gutter.