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The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-03

- y VIK" UE OF an execution ssyed out
II } of tie District ,ur, - the foultt Juci.
flai Intrlct II the Stale + NeN ada II he 2.,d
day Of ID cen.ber 1919 ana to NJ dir,ctea and
CeilHeled Tor judgment ItcLyeleu in taid
Court II he Z5d da3 OF Deer btr 1915, IN
favor 81 Games ii. Ior4Ald and against the
Rye Patch Consolidated Sill nd Mining
Company for tie sum Of sl5 9l9 O., camaeer.
with lntei est therein at the late Of zen Der
cent, per anIum till pad. togetLtr with
$50 10, c. sts al d disLuI :, ineIts ut II q date
q said Jut tment and acc. uilg costs, all In
L. >. god con, Lave LEVIED on and taken
in execution lhe f.Dowl & described real
estate, to wit:
hat certain claim end Il il ing right On that
certain lode ,r EN- 81 ate IA enc Mirtng
Dlstilc, humboldt ,oun y Nevad,.. ana
known and Dc Sc bed ar hc Alpha nine being
tie tame property c. nHe!ed to J.. ". nreel
we'll by h Nj. l. we'll. Constable If RyeIatch
ioM hsAip humbolGt COMFY Nevada July
1916, aud C, raed in book 70 Of Decd
p' ges 299, 800 aid 81, Hunib, ldt county
Nevada. records.
lso, FIT, Ell hundred feet Il 500 It, ON that
cert itdg II silver lea. ing rock situate in
Lcho / ing lstrlci, umbollt comfy
9eNeda' ana kho@n aid dtseilled as the
~ hsas, ana Lelrg he same as couye, ed by
thlkson and Ody 10 Isaac tecltr by deed
da d June 17ih; lo77,
Also. tiAt' e.. hundred feet i COO fl en- that
Ger AIN en-, OF Il d. situate in Echo Mining
Instinct, III mboidt county Nevada and
lnOWn ar the Butte lode OF cIaim
Also, tie Fast hh.f OF Northeast ouef onr Il
o. secitn twenty, Tow nship thirty. \ ortL
hahle 'hllt9 -tliIee iast Mount iablo Bnse
sId Me lClan, toge Ler with the qLar.z m n
al IMPROVE m'Lts iher, on, with he atul,r.
Il hai.ces ihelenbto belonging.
loo, aLout % U IvLs II talliuQs and
Also that Certain water right ana mlyilcpe
Tel II, ins IL I'd def udanf, consist o ot
stleein II water aud The works stin,t u,es
ailu water lles uet d IT, q M eyIl g same from
tie III Though PANTHER Canyon to said d,.
iehdants quartz mil, situate en- the L asst half
u Noi u east quarter of sec ion twenty. Town.
sap thirty, oiih hange thirty three last
Mount Diablo base and Meridian near RE
fa'ch humboldt county, Nevada.
Notice Is hereby ri en that on FRIDAY
the SAVf lIEA1h DAY Of JANUARY 1Ha
Between h hours Of O'Clock in the mon, a. a.
aha O'Clock III the evening, VIZ: 1t o'clocH
7. M, at The front door Of The Courthouse in
WINNIE mucca, humboldt county, Nevada 7
VIII hell at public auction TO the highest
bidder for cash U. 8. gold coin, all Of ,be
Dove described properly or 81 fficien thereof
To satisfy said judgment, cost and accruino
COSTS, "e
Given under my hond at my office In Wippe.
mueea, Humboldt county, Nevada. this oath
day OF Deeember, 1878, @ AXLE
sherifi II hI nboldt county. Ne, ada.
by W. I. BURNS, Deputy. d26-td
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-03
United States nj; rShals Sale.

DY VIRTUE of AN execution issued out of
and under the seal of Il e United states
circuit q. urs in and for he Ninth circuit and
Distinct of Nevada on the 7lh day OF Decem-
iber, A. ID. 1878, ulOn jude mont lendeIed
upon the I'd day OF December. A. u. 1878, IN
said Court IN favor of . Gi1enhood, plaintiff.
ard agalnst the Rse Patch concentrated Mill
and Mining Company, ior The SUN of tNenty
thousand, Fix hundred ana n1LelS -uDe dollar
besides interest on AID sum, I. 8etHer with
costs of suit and accrLing Costs al d dis burse-
ments, having leNlt upon and taken III ex-
.eention the following described persoLal
properly, to wit
wo hundred and thi ,y-two pounds bull
lion, more less Y34 pounds ANAL
gam; IL TASKS quieksi.v'r; % fas s, more
or less, il pans and talk; 800 Gods wood.
more or less TO fee hose; Gals castor oil;
d large REJECTING lamps; 5A dezeu cans
/ e; . hal d jaups; tackle Lio Cks; :
quicksilver kettles; 4 VIII tlbari oWs; 8 old
lock han mers; SCOOP aid slit yels; sledge;
70 dozen o1t CAM to,ler,j, ret scales; 1910
pounds lime, more or less; 5000 LIQUIDS salt.
more or less; tons ore III pup more or less;
20 tons ore uncrushed; ) p,n df4vels; 2 cams;
= pan bottoms; l hand IA; / buCbsGW; tel
lows III blacksmith shop; han ers 5
%renches; j brace ali bits; vice ch 81;
small safe; / letter press; ore fe, deIs at
cached to battery; dc i'll office; bullion
Ghes,
Notice is hereby gwen that on MONDAY
the alAlH DAY Of JANUARY a. l.. 1879. be-
tween the hCufs vi nine o'clock III the norl.-
ing and o'clock III the evening to Wit: ut
ten (l0) o'clock A. NJ. of said dLy, 1 vill, in
front OF tie mil of said con paIy, at the town
of hye Patch, Humboldt county, NeVaaa. ex.
pose to ale at public auction 10 the highest
bidder for ca. Ia, III u >. g la coin, III hand
paid, all the right title and interest of the
defendant hye Patch Consolidated \ i'll anu
Mining CONF ANY, haG tn tie I'd day Of De
x.Gn hep A rat. . Ia.
If, in AID TO he lels. hal property above
detcriItd, CT SO hitch thtlttI as may lie
necessary to aiisi. sald judgment, COSTS and
accIuing costs.
NltIts AUGUSTA s ASP
L. D. Msrshal for DIstIict of evada.
By Il. l.. MCLalN, deputy
Dated Rye atch Dozen Der IL A. d. 1873
q G L. d
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-03
United. States Marshal'S Sale

10y VIRTUE of an execution issued out
Id of and under the seal of the United
states Circuit Court in and for the Ninth
Circuit and District of Nevada On the'7th day
. of december a. ID 1878, upon judgment upon
the second day of december a ID 1875, iii
said Court rendered in favor of o. Green
hood, plaintiff, and against the Rye tGtch
: Consol dated Mill and Mining Company, de-
fendants for the sum IF twenty Thousand
. six hundred and niLety-one dollars $780,
691 COZ be- ides interest III said sum togelh,
with costs of suit and accIuing CO SITS ana dis
bursements, having levi~d Upon and taken ia
. execution the following described property,
to wit:
That certain claim ard mining right en-
that certain lode or vein situate i'll Echo
Mining district. iiumbO lat county, Nevada
. and known aud described as tie Alpha nine,
being Il e same property conveyed to l.. " =.
Gretnwell by 4. Nj. Howell, Constable Of I,ye
Patch Township, humboldt county, Nevada
. July, 1876, and recol dea i'll book 20 ot Deeds,
pages 299, 80 and SO, Humboldt county,
Nevada, records.
Also fifteen hundred feet tl5OOftJ on that
. certain ledge OF silver bearing rock situate in
Echo Mining District, umboldt county,
Nevada, and known and described as the
X nsas. and being the same as COW yed by
ClaI kson 4 Cody to Isaac Beech by deed
dated June n, 1871.
Also sixteen hundred feet 1600f on that
certain vein Ur lode situate ill Lcho Aiming
District, and known as the Butte loGe Vi
Claim.
Also a certain stream Of water running frt m
the hill through faniher anyon IA Tie land
hereafter described and ali the ditchts,
fumes, pipes, tanks, and wafer works thereio
belonging or herewith cCLnected, aid the
east one-balf # the northeast one-four h oi
section tweniy, Township thirty. North Range
thiri y-three Ia~t, NJ tIini Lii bio lase and
Meridian, together with the qLartz Ill AID
houses theIe, erected, about 700 tolls tall
iDgs and all and singular the ttEemenIs,
hereditaments and appArtenances theIebnto
belonging.
Notice is hereby given tina on MONDAY,
the Fix 4 DAY OF JANUARY, 4, d. 1879, Le-
tween the hours of nile O'Clock IN The imoIn-
ing and five O'Clock i'll the evening 10 Vii: at
eleven O'Clock A. Nj. Of said day, / will i'll
front of til mill said con pany, at the town
of Rye Patch, humboldt county, Nevad. tA-
pose TO sale at public auctIGn, to The b. ghesl
bidder for cash, U. >. gold c. i'll, III hand paid,
Ill the light, title and interest the ae1enUants,
Aye Patch Consolidated Mill aid Mining
Company, had he I'd day OF De@eIi Der,
"A. u. 1915, or at.afly time thereafter, If and
to the property above described. or much
thereof as may be necessary to satisfy said
Judgment, costs and accrulug costs.
Witness, AUGUSTUS Ash
U. : Marshal for D.sti let of evada.
By Il. l.. Nolan, deputy.
Dated Rye Patch, lie ember IL. A. D. 1878.
decI3t I'd
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-03

NOTICE No. 387,
U. s. Survey or Lot No. 3s T. 81 N. n, "a E
M, d. NJ.
SHEBA LODE.
U, s LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada, Move mber Il, 1878. J

Nevada, Now mDtr lLj 1910.
NOTICE is hereby given that tn De Soto
~ Gold ard liver Mining Company,
G rporation the State of California, havirg
it. principal office at san Fianchc co Calf mia,
has, by s.ter " oolcotk, its resident mt and
attorney in fact whose postoffice address is
Mill City, Humboldt county Nevada TINS uay
Med in this Office its application Tor o palelt
for tweuty-Cne hundred and thirty -bve 'ZIdol
linear feet of q e Sheba j ode, Fearing god
bid silver, with sur ace six hundf t0oul
feet IN width, the sane beng officially sur
veyed plated and desil mated as :. survey
or Lot No. IS in township thlrty.ont, Noith
Range tAirty -four east. Mount D1ablo Base
and Meridian, situate in the star yin ne DIS
tic county OF uIubOldt, and ta.t 81 HtVa-
da and described the surface iy mei,s al q
borl d., according to the plat and feid hotes
Of survey theleef on file i'll this othce as
follows. viz:
Be inning at Post marked No l, Z, S.
survay No 36, on lie Ill sid east If the
sLeba mine hosting works; WIZ nee the loea-
tion III, mum. III between The sh. b. ing
CONF any : claim and the lie to n1nt,
known as the orth Monument Of he 1aii-
20. mia claim On tie ehe ba ledge, besrs south
SEVENTY t1Ol degrees, west DIS amt three bBh-
dreG 1900 feet, L 5, ulonHm lit No. /; heirg
al o fost No of L :, survey 81, be.r-
Sou siXty-six (ttl deg ets thirty i3Dj nit
utes Easi, distant two thousand feet tile raid
bearing ss,n,h Aeyenty-six t7Gl degree fifteen
u.s. Inlnul west distaIt thirteen thousand
ana three Iundred and forty (lo34O) feet iron
the u rthWest conner # oeetiol Nineteen tl9l
in i, 81 ~ Ii. 80 Last. Nj. h. NJ TIE mouth
Of the lie Ssto upper tunnel bears south 30
degree west, die ant SOS feet, and the mouth
vi The De Soto lower tunnel btafs south ] 3
tgrees ives, distant 297 feet, and running
thence from said gost alked No. i u. =
Survey No, IS, from which said bearings and
distances are given as aboye); lst Course,
south 10 degrees, west Six Ia, ndred feel to
lost marked No :, l. S. StryeS NO, So: thence
I'd Courses south twen degree cast tTentN
one bundled and thirty five feet TO Post
marked No 3, U ,. survey No. IS; thence,
81 Ouise, 10th seventy degrees cat six
survey o. IS; tloIoe, 4th Course, nurth
twenty degrees, west twenty -Cne hundred and
thlrIy five feet to ! or 10. ] HfVIesai the
place Of b. ginning, containing, 20 4O-lC0 scIes;
courses e. pIetsed f1on IT Meri ian with
Magnetic NaIiatit ns al II degrees 80 minutes
las. Said claim Ii bounded IN tie nth By
Z. Survey No. ~. known ~ the heyaen-
teldt ain, upon the same lode, ana lis G.
colded iii Books r and y Of notices Of loca-
tions OF inning cl inns OF sal star Nil il K
Distiict. kept ut tai CIiy, / uD boldt county !,
Nevada,
my aud all adverse claims must be filed in
this ofice within sixty days nom date of first
newspaper publication hereof.
c. n, iiAkkIo, Register,
November 10. 1873. God
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-03
Assessment No ice.

ARIZONA SILVER MN NC COMPANY.
Location Of Work, knoxville, humboldt
cot nty, state Of Nevada.
ocation of Irin ipal place of business, San
Francisco, california,
n oIICL is heleby given, that al met ting
AN OF he 1T ctuTh, held on the 9TH dsy Of
december, 1875, al astessnent (ao A. vi enc
olar tai per shal c was LEVIED on tie CAPT
TAI stock Of the corporation, payable imnie-
dla ely in United States gold coin, to the
secretars at the flee Of the G mpany. X. ON
No. 20, Nevada Bloch, 40. 3lg Montgomery
s;ieet al francisco, Califoluia.
ANY sitck Jron which this afsessai Mt
slaIi l.llain unpaid on MONDAY, the
IblETEl NJ h n3ihl day OF JANtAtY, 1879.
viii be deIil queHt, and dN ertised fol sale al
lubllc auction, ana unless payment il made
lefoie, VIII be sold On ) uLday. The Aita
t3ol day ,f itbluaIy, 1873, a. ay he de-.
u quent assess nltnt With Cosis II adv ertis-
ing and eAl elsts # SALE
NlLLIAM VII LIS,
seen terry.
Cffce-Room No 20, evada Block No.
sos Mo nigoh-ef. street, san tIt1cseo. Cali
Tow Il, Cl2-tI
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-03
SHG BA LODE.
L. 5. La D OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada, Move mbtr, u, 1878.


U. 5. lAi D OFFICE CARSON Cry,
Nevada, Move mbtr, u, 1878.
n oTlCE io hereby gwen hat eter Wool
Az cock, Who se pOi 1, iii, t aadTe.s Is sill
CITY, LUn4bo ut toLLty, state VI Nevada has
THU day nIed III Ills tfce his alpIi, alton for
patent for nine hunoItd o. " inear feet
tie HFBA loIk bearing ~ ia ant silver, wi h
suftaee slx bundled tUOeJ feet III width, the
sane telng ,ftc4ally surveyed, plated and
descll ed as l. >. SURVEY tk LOT ! o. 80 IN
township Thirty one, North kaDge hlrty
four Ea.t, Mount Diablo base and Meridian,
situate III Ia" Htar Aiming DlsiIict, county OF
hunt oldt, ana state Oh Nevada, and cl M
mCnls Known az The lie y de lifel, t Clai III on tie
heDa ltde, aLd detollb " neies and
Lo1nus IL tie surface ace Olalng to the lat
ELd 1t ia notes OH file i'll this Office as ful-
lows, 20 VII: Beginning al q ost MA. ked No.
i, u. >. survey NJ. % nom which the SOU h.
eln muDUn .Lt o the De soto Compalsy's
e,aln tn tie saiG sheba l. de, being also
lie LoltheIh nom nlent Of this claim, bears
soutL rev Atl dtgftee west, distant three hun
an q "a touItten t3I4J feel; L cut aud inc iine
Oh lie Atdee hflteh rtel neep beais south 80
Ce-rses 10 minutes Ntst dis ant AGO feet; L
- mon1A ehl No. i, On nOItA side Of road TO
heta nIlLe. LelIg also ost No. OF l.. ;.
hurNe. No. 81 ttErs north forty-tNso ueAfees
liteth minutes east Instant slAteen hundt cd
ana t"eniy tNe li625j feet; the said last men,
a,
at lolhl bearing south seVt MY -slx Gbl
Geeleee fifteen (l5J Ii iLules Mest, aisaant
thirt en- iht usaLd Tree hundred aud forty
tlo54Ul iett hClI. tie bCrtLMeet conner Of zee
lon -NlLet'eh Ia 4CNnst ip hIrtS -oue 1911
NUllh Range i Ii ty-lye 1851 att Mount
Dli bio base aid A,lialan; ,Lence from saia
Post, narktd 40. l. ,. Surve. No. 80 from
which tie toit going bearings and distances
lie CIV III,
lIst Ourse, south two 81 degrees, forty
hve (45l n.IAuter, last $40 feet to Post
No 2. u. ). survey No. 50; thence,
Secold & Gise, south seventy t70) degrees
Nest tzo iett 10 a est NAKED No. 8 u. b.
surNcy No. 30; tLtn,e
Ihlld {. uIse, North two t2) degrees (45l
folty hye minutes, est $50 feet To fust
hlalAtd No. /, Survey No. 80: thence.
fohllA ulse, Noith seventy (70J degrees
at 90 ieet to sad ost o. /, the ulac. of
o' elhAA 4, c LtainiI & az 4t-it res aoLrh.h
eAllestta In IL IIte MeIlLlan with A.aLneuc
Nalla loL al IL degrees 81.
SAld Slilhi II l., Lnut d III tie North BY the
Le o"io conn aly's els IN, AID On the sut,tl
.! we W. ole,,k elm, hlon tht SAME lode
Id 10 reeeleeo III BOX Z at age l4o OF tle
4eeold Il nlAlhs IL eati, LIS uf saia aiatrict
Asp1 al Stai tii! numb, idt C UNITY = evada.
ally aho all "aNtfse ,.aIms must lie filea
III iLls fhee within fla } days nom ga. 1
ART p1bIIc non hereof
'o''ipe' TO- 1910. 6Ud.
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-03

Awarded highest prize at Centennial rx,,oa.
tion for fine chewing qualities and eyceIie,'o
ana lasting character of sweet. ninQ and tisvo,
ing. The best tobacco ever made AZ ON,
oi.e stfip Trademark is closely in itated o,,
inferior goods, set that "Jacgsvn'h L.st"ia
On every plug. Sold by all dealers Send
M,ra ran PIE, iree, TO Z. A. JACKSON &C
asan,s o. . Va. L. l.. L. wertbeimer
e'' o@n 'anciscos febl9-76ly
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-03
Application for a Patent.
November Is, 1878.

NOTICE No. 1888.
U. S. Survey or Lot No. 80, \. 81, N. r. S4E
Nj. b. Al.
SH4 PA InHE
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1879-01-03
Application for a Patent.

NOTICE No:-389.
U. 8. Survey or Lot No. ~, T. 81, N. R. "a E.
NJ. ID. NJ
SHEBA LODE.
U, s. LAND OFFICE, CARSON CITY,
Nevada November IL, 1878.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-16
The Land of Nod,


Far away is the land of Nod.
Where only the dream mans foot hath trod,
Dwells the. slumber-king on his shadowy
throne,
Where he patiently sits till day is done.
He rises and puts his thinking cap on.
Now as he thinks he doth often smile,
And he husily mods his head the while;
Then the elves of sleep, as he sees them come,
Quickly lay hol5 of them, one by enc,
And fly to the homes of earth, tits said,
Where they place nod on each ones head,
Till the eyes can no longer keep open wide;
The head, with the weight, turns from side to
side,
And little by little doth on them creep
The wonderous blessing of quiet sleep.
But ere the grewn folks find repose
The Kings son, Jack Nod, on his tiptoes,
First comes to the children, the cunning elf,
And he brings the the sand man as well as
himself.
Then the poor, wee people rub their eyes,
Until gentle slet p takes them by surprise,
And taey never can tell of what they can
think,
Just the minute before their blinkv wink
Sometimes, in the daytime. so l am told,
This same Jack Nod, SO cunning and bold,
Throws dust in folks eyes, the saucv chap,
Which makes them take what Is called a nap.
The Churchnadn.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-16
American Girls in London.

A London correspondent writes: give
you my word the passion for marrying
American girls has developed into regu-
lar craze with the English nEbility, like
the rage for old blue, or for chip of Cleo
patra's needle. Formerly man of high
birth never dreamed of linking himself to
a woman of rank less exalted than his
avn, and the rule still holds good in re-
gard to English girls. But as regards
''those beautiful Americans c'est toute
outre chose" The best and richest and
prettiest of them having no birth, of course
birth is a matter quite out of the ques-
ton. The American girls were never
born; they growedl
see very decided signs that this tend
ency on the part of the British nobleman
is to be fully exploited on the part of the
American mamma You would be sur
prised to see the number of Americans
who have engaged rooms for the winter
at the Langham anG other London hotels.
The thing is more unusual, because gen
orally Americans who, winter abroad 20
to Nice or Flornece, or "do' Egypt. But
now nothing can make them bulge from
London, and girls who on former trip,
hated the sight of London, and could not
get out of the smoky old place fast
enough, and on to Paris, now assure me
that they think London the loveliest place
in the world, just quite too nice for any
thing, and far superior 10 the continent
in every respect, especially society.
The other day I was twirling over the
leaves of a stupid book so called rhymes,
written by an Englishman, and entitled
Edward VII; or, The Coming King"
when the following apostrophe to the var
led charms of the American girls met my
eye:
DAmericaine! You may say that her manners
Are free, that she brags, talks tally and
bounces,
Yet all the sweet scents of her own bright sa.
Come out of her ribbons, her ringlets and
feunces.
Say that her nice nasal tones and ofFense or
The way That she flirts is tempting of fate,
Well, then, go and dine, Immaculate Censor,
Dine at the Lang ham at eight.
There you will find them all, dear country
cousins
Outshining native-bred spouses and sisters
Flirting and eating, and chatting by dozens
Their adjectives plain, their appetites-twis-
tiers.
Outye their dresses, outrageous, delightful,
Making our women folk wither with hate,
If you'd think all Bond street dowdy and
frightful.
Dine at the Langham at eight.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-16
A Romance Of the War.

A gentleman we'll acquainted with Col
onel Realf (who recently committed sui
eide in California;, and an ardent admir-
er of his poetry, relates story told by
himself when the two spent night in
conversation, cIiucism and recollections,
so dear to men of his kind, over cezy
fire and warm decoctions. He spoke of
the night before the battle at which Gen
eral w. s. Lytle fell. The two (Realf and
Lytle) lay together in the generals tent.
They were both given to writing poetry
at such times, and each had an unfinished
poem on hand, and they read and crit
cised each others efforts humorously for
some time, when said Lyle:
"Realf, shall never live to finish that
poem"
"'Nonsence,' said I, you will live to
write volumes of such stuff
GA feeling has suddenly come over
me- continued the general, solemnly,,
which is more startling than prophecy.
that shall be k;lledIn to-morrow's fight
AS spoke to vsu saw the green hills
of the Ohio as if stood among them.
They began to recede from me in weird
way, and as they disappeared the con-
viction flashed through me like the
lightning's shock that would never see
them again.
81 rallied him for his superstition, but
the belief had become strangely impressed
upon his mind, and he succeeded in SO
far thrilling me with his own unnatural
fear that begged him to finish his poem
before he slept, that such fine work
might not be lost to the world.
TN the small hours the General awak-
ened me from slumber into which had
fallen to read to me that beautiful poem,
which must live as long as our literature
survives, beginning:
II am dying, Egypt, dying:
Ebbs the crimson life blood fast"
"My eyes filed with tears as be read
He said not word as he concluded, but
placed the manuscript in his pocket and
lay down to sleep.
before dawn came the call tc
arms. When I next saw poor Lyle ht
was cold in death among heaps of slain
I thought of the poem, and searching the
POCKET where l had seen him put it
drew it forth, and it was forwarded
among other things to his friends"
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-16

CINE went over, and 1t was necessary to saw 1t
of before he could be. extricated. James
WEIGH. another fireman, was badly bruised.
Lawless cannot survive.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-16

proper conditions talk with mortals as now
talk with you.
Correct signature.]
The reporter objected that the spirit
had not answered the question or even
given the sex of the child.
DR.. Mansfield cannot help that; l
write what the spirits send.
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-16

II you are satisfied to have a poor organ, or
run the risk of having poor one, take any
organ that is offered you. But, II you desire
to be sure having the very best, insist on hav-
ing Mason q Hamlin, and do not be per-
suaded to take anv other
Stevens County tribune. (Morris, Minn.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-16

NeShect~sA Osuxsn asH1 Gos1s.-Few are
aware OF the importance Of checking Cough
or Common Cold," in its first stage: that
which In the beginning would yield to
Browns BRONCHIAL TRooHEs," if neglected
often works nnon the Tunpa