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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-03-22
Trustees Sale.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT PUR.
IN suant to the authority vested in me In snd
by . certain Deed Of Trust, executed by the
Bristol Silver Mining Company to me, bearing
date June 18th, 1882, and recorded in Lincoln
County. Nevada. Records, In Book P. Pages 27l
to 27s, default having occurred In the payment
Of the interest due December 18th. 1882, on the
notes secured by said Trust Deed. in the sum
of Fifteen Thousand Dollars. will sell, at pub.
lie auction, to the highest bidder. at the Board.
ing House Of the said Company in Bristol, Lin.
coin County, Nevada. on the
Eighth day OF September, 1883.
At o'clock y. NJ. the property mentioned an
described In said Trust Deed, or 80 much
thereof % may be necessary to pay said inter
ssts and costs Of sale, to wit: lt "
Those certain Mines, Mining Claims, Quartz
Mill and Machinery, Millsite, Cosrals, Boarding
and ali properties situated in Bristol Mining
District, Lincoln County, State Of Nevada, and
described - follows:
All Of that certain mining claim known a. the
All Of that certain mining claim known a. the
"Nevada" mine.
An undivided one-half Of that certain mining
claim known as the "Gipsy'' mine.
An undivided one.haf Of that certain mining
| claim known as the Contact mine. s.8
| An undivided one-haif Of that certain mining
location, or privilege, known ~ the "Bristol
| Tunnel"
| The Bristol Silver Mining Company Mill and
Millsite, containing GAO acres Of land, more or
| less.
That certain Ten.stsmp Silver Quartz Mill
thereon, with Mill Building, Ore House, Retort
House, Engine Room, appurtenances and ms.
chinery, including 6pans, 3 settlers, 7o-Aorse
tort, we'll and well fixtures, l boarding house
building with furniture, barn, assay Office
with furnace and tools, blacksmith shop with
tools. building used a. lodging house for EN-.
ployes. All machinery, tools, implements and
appurtenances now At the mines and mill afore.
said. And also all the real estate and interest.
or other claim or demand, ~ we'll in law % in
equity, which the said Bristol Silver Mining
lompany now has. or may hereafter acquire OF
In and to the said premises, with the appurten.
ances.
Dated August LIST, 1883
au11.St HENRY T. WELLS, Trustee.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-03-22

SWISS BoB's choicest butter at
90 PoCtApH's
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-03-22
THE RECORD

delivered In Phoebe ard Buuionville at 25
cents per week, payable to the Carriers.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-03-22

a ND ALL KIND OF FANCY AND PLAIN
"A Job Printin gdoneI hrst.clasnstyle and
stshortnoticS.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-03-22
WHY SHE TOOK THE PAPER.

81 should like to show you paper
which l have" remarked spruce young
man in no.doubt.you'll.be -glad-to-see-
me tone to the lackadaisical young lady
who responded to his ring.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

Now is the time to get your fire.
arms repaired. Call III Dany's. Stiff
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08
Ellis.

Times being dull necessarily makes
items scarce.
The farmers are busy working in this
vicinity, consequently very few are
seen in town nowadays.
James Burden lost IL fine yearling
colt a few days ago from having been
struck with lightning.
Threshing machines can bc heard III
every direction, and wheat is turning
out well.
Robert Thorpe commences the cree
ton of a new house to-day, half mile
west OF town. That's right Bob, get ny
on the hill where YOU can see and lie
seen. Don't stay down in that draw
among the suniowers and mosquitos
Some Of our boys have been talking
of going to Red Cloud during camp
meeting to bring their girls up, bu'
she won't come. Did somebody get
left?
s. f. Genereux has returned to hls
old stand and his pleasant face is To be-
seer behind the counter at 5. Alex
ander's dry goods and grocery store.
We noticed III last weeks Argus thai
More Anon" will persist in sayiRl
something about Hugh" When We
read il it reminds us of a monkey
climbing a polc-thc higher up he gets
the smaller he becomes.
Soseph Grandstaif's little boy was
thrown from u horse = few days age
and one OF his legs broken. HUGH.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

We are having yefy pleasant Ausa
weather III this part Of the country.
Harvesting Is completed and attacking
and having Is the order Of the day.
Soon we will hear the hum Of the
thrssher.
Farmer aro building granaries for
their bounii!ui crops of small grain.
Mn. J. Brutakpr and Mr.. NJ. c.
Jackson. who live a few miles from
here took the train last Tuesday for q
visit To Indiana. They will be gone
several weeks.
Mrs. McPher-on. who has been viz
ting with her sister, ar.. Hager anc
Mr.. Waller started on Tuesday las
FOR her home IN Idaho.
A brother of VI. i. Uurd arrived
her. lat week and likes thi. part OF
tic country SO well that he talks OF Ia
eating here. He l. a carpenter and If
said - lIe "A good workman. II he Is
a. good a citizen a. the other member
Of the IIurd family In this vicinity he
will find a hearty welcome.
john Scbenck j. the proudest man
in the vicinity. II is girl-standar'l
weight.
The Il. & NJ. bridge carpenters have
teen located here for the past few day.
e. ". Fuller j. doing a rushing bust
ness in the lumber trade.
LITTLE HATCHER.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08
GARFIELD.

Not seeing anything in your paper
from this precinct, will send you a few
items and should you find space for
them: will try to furnish you with
more occasionally.
The small grain harvest is over and
the threshing machines are busy. HI.
C. Wolf, C. NJ. Garfield, James Amach
J.. Hallam, John Beauchamp, and C.
Munger, have all threshed with salts
factory results, one piece of fall wheat
yielding 25 bushels per acre, and oats
. little over SO bushels per acre.
A large party left here Sunday for
the VanDyke farm to hunt for Mrs.
Wagoner's lost child. We are sorry
TO say theie efforts were not successful
The cheese factory at Hicks is boom.
ing up and will be ready to receive
milk from the patrons in a few days.
MI. S. p. Fox has been quite sick
the last week, but is now improving
nicely under the ne of DR.. Damerell.
Broom corn is beginning to head out
and promises = splendid crop.
PLouGH Boy.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

Land Omoe. Bloomington. Net. June u. rss,
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
soIlos1aK-nzI1cd settler has fled usskes M
his ;nfen.ion 70 make fnai prof in xuptssr 81
hts claim. and iaas said prod viii D. ursde b..
fore Clerk % district eo1rt. Webster e,uuey
See-. al Red Csoad- On Friday. Azxuss =, issa,
VIZ:
ALFRED DECKER
on H'd No. ~. Ia The ne qr secf5oo %. % & Z
e. % prove his con:saoos feuderre unos' Sr1
cuifisafion 81 said had, VA: NeiSsn Hard
Abraham h KAiey. Simeon *. Rootrscc- John
< A1,f-. al c1 BED Good. yeb.
D w. SWyIxE1. Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

Land OGce. Bioominstoel Seb.. July II. 1854
NOTICE Is HEREBY ETvEN THAT THE
y following named seq e has 6led notice OF
his intention 70 make mn proof in support Of
fore the clerk Of Toe dkSnct c,ars. WEBSTER
county. az Red Cloud. NJ on SATURDAY. August
3, isss, viz: -
Town ) north range II. tes. ne MANS The fci
lowing witnesses 70 -pgs his conI.nuous resi-
dence upon n eultft son Of sad land w:
James Jk.. 1saIey AlexAndef. S1lss
s. ". SwTTZER-
July = 1cS1a Eexssser.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08
yfILrAY

oI Pre- esn,ssoo -. = No Esss. .rr .s- s9u-s esst
;. os srcfi0a -. -. =. Bnrfh .; r1n=e - ~ 80
Rams thc ~oiIoEtnx wifn 1865 .. GTgg. Is eon
tisupsIs residences sssoB aad eti.,s~'t9n - SD
'4ad siy gosrns narr. ID~*ph NV Ghnsns
ul1uf JoS@p., fba ssl-rs. ~ - Eout~.. Srt.
"a SNITTEg Register.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08
Republican Coanty Convention.

The republican electors Of the se.-
erai precincts in and for Webster
k,ounty, Neb-, are requested TO
ineet at the usual voting places in said
precincts on Saturday, August I6, 1884
for the purpose of electing delegates to
the Republican county convention TO
lte held at tho court house in Red
Cloud. NIB, on Monday, August Is.
ilSS4, at II O'Clock "A. m, for the pur
Iposc of placing ia nomination one
icai'dldate for representative for ols,
district, Webster county, Neb. One
candidate for county commissioner. LIST
District.
Also to select delegates TO represen,
Isaid equity in the republican state, con-
I~grcssionaI, judicial. senatorial and fioa,
conventions. The several precincts
! are entitled to the following represcn-
fation
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08
station:
lNAtALE.

ID. r. NEWCOMER, chairman.
". ii. SrnoHN, secretary.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08
LEGAL NOTICE.

STATE OF NEBRASKA. |EBSTERCOUNTY.
- To &. :. Cuync: You will take notice that
on the 18th day of July. 1881. T. J. Ward. = JUS.
tice II Ia. peace, OF Pheasant I'LL precinct. ~
Webster comfy, Nebraska. issued an order Of
attachment for the sim OF 80 ia action pending
before him wherein Peak s iatta are plaintiffs.
and c. =. Coyne il defendant. Tie property
consisting of moneys. rights. aud CREDITS. ~ the
possession of the H.. " VI. Il. rs. Company. has
been attached under said order. said cause was
continued Till Isl Of September. iSsi. ab2 o'clock
afternoon. PAX * IATTA. flaintlis.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08
FOR SALE

Texas Trail Cattle. about 26OO head,
mostly one and two years old. About
200 heifers. Will be ut Ogaliala. about
August Goth. Inquire of sr address
j. X. GRIMES,
Ogaialla, Neb.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08

Lsad ossxe. niers sx.pa. Sss-. 5HtT p. isst
NuTiCg II HEREBY GIVES THAT TEE
fnsiss ing nssset s<risE hss a'.i nosiee q
his iafeuisnl ~ razs~ Hfxl prot 81 sop2oi -
sts rians. and tni Gid rfoss 9gI - Es2ts =.
fore the eiers 81 essr IT wsbs,eg egHaty It Eei
Cloud. Nebraska. Ssfarsss. sepf-lsbsr u. Is-i.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08
Advertisements.
Attention Teachers.

Notice il hereby given that | will examine al
persons who may desire to offer themselves as
candidates for teachers of the common schools
Of Webster county al my Office In Red Cloud on
the third Saturday of each month. examinations
To commence AZ 9 Il. NJ. DO not ask for special
examinations. : G.. W. SPRINGER.
County Superintendent of public Instruction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08
ROAD NOTICE.

cTATE OF NEBRASKA. WEBSTER COUN-
- ty: TO all whom IL may concern:
The commissioner appointed 10 view and re-
port upon certain roads prayed Tor In a certain
ue,ition Iu,y fled with the county clerk 0f said
county. asking that a public road bc heated aud
a section line vacated a. follows: Commencing
at "a toiut where the II. & VI. railroad right oi
way infersects the section line between sections
No. four ~ and nine 90 in Town 90 range eleven
III in SAID county. and running thence. IN a
north westerly direction along the north line OF
said B.& NJ. right OF way Ia a point where the
said right Of WAY interscct, the line dividing the
north half Of section five Gl. town one 90 range
un from the soutb-haif thereof, thence west
along said dividing line between the north hail
Of said section five 81. and the south half Of said
section five %. and between the northeast quar-
ter Of section six 90 town one az range eleven
% west, and the southeast quarter Of said
section, to the line between the east half Of said
section siX 90 and the west hall thereof, he
running east and west between section four a.
five 90 and the southeast quarter OF SIX 90 ana
section nine ~ and eight ~ aud the northeast
quarter OF seven % IN town one ~ range II IN
in said Webster comfy, from the point where
said B.& NJ. right OF WAY iDtersects the said
sections four a, aud mine t9), 20 the southwest
corner OF the So OF said section siN. b" vaca-
ted. has reported fayorahiy and recommends
that said roads he established and vacated As
above SetfOTfh: and all objections thereto. or
claims fer damages; must he hled III the county
clcrks office OF said county on or before noon oi
Friday, September 2G, 1884. or such roads VIII be
declared established and vacated rs per prayer
OF petition without reference,
J. I. BAYIiA, County Clerk.
Red Clou d. Seb., July 10, isa+. ~E23auglJt
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF WEBSTER
/ County and State Of Nebraska.
Clara Z. Lebcr, Plaintiff.
".
Henry Lcber, Defendant.
DIVORCE.
Henry Leber the above named defendant. Will
take notice that on the 2fth day Of February. So.
the plaintiff. Clara f.. Lsber, fled her petition ia
the office nf the clerk of the district coIri .iu amt
for Webster county. Nebraska, against SAID de-
PENDANT, the object and prayer Of which is To oh
tain u decree of divorce u vinculo matrirlonil
from said defendant on the grounds OF adultery
and gross and wantOn neglect to provide for tile
maintenance Of plaintiff. he. tine defendant. being
of sufficient ability so Ia do. The defendant.
Henry Lcber. will therefore take notice that he
is required to answer said petition on or before
Monday. the first day of September. ls|.
CLARA f.. LEBER
By j. NJ. Ciaflin. her attorrs1
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08
The Three Headed Lady

beads. one of the seven wonders 81 On,
OF Wild anlnal> including khIpres.
} All kinns OF trained animals.
The Red Cloud chief., 1884-08-08
FINAL o NOTICE.

Land Office. Bloomington. Neb., Aug. 3. 1884.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
~ following named settler has filed notice Of
her intention 10 make final proof snFupport Of
her claim. and that said proof WIFI be made be-
fore the clerk of court of Webster county, at
Red Clond. Neb.. On Monday, September -. lssi,
viz:
JOSEPHINE MAURER.
on Presumption ID. =. No. 1872 for the northwest
IA Of section %. Up. =. north of range II west.
She names the following witnesses TO prove her
continuous residence upon and cultiyati0n,of.said
land, viz: William Halisworth, Frank Tenant,
Edward Mc(une, Charles Guerney. all of Red
Cloud. Neb. =. W. SWITHER, Register.
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pers AFRO hero also, l)oklng at the American
elephant The Hiamase embassy got In
last night and were formally Dresontad 20
tho president this morning. They aeo occu-
pying the tglnr suite of rooms u, tho Ar.
llng,on recently occupied BIZ General and
| Nrd. GRANT, They are here 70 study
American tools and machinery aud Are.
srns, their visit having no political s'gnh.
cancs, The foreigners nrA dressed In civil.
izad clothing, thoaph ola pronounced Eng.
lish cut. They arc all nndsrsized, nave
japsnsse features, bus mnlatI9.
s slsrSS ssot a TSp'F apea sSr duy
shingied under the shiDy silk hats, which
are conspicuous by their good condition.
Hall dozen carriages and o0upes were At
the depot 10 reoaive them, nut shey fret in-
CURED Tor aud were shown tho spot where
President Garfield foil.
BEAUTiFrTfd THE PAnEs.
While reports NJ cold Weather continued
10 reach hero from bat 100 20 200 miles
notth OF Ne, this city has bsen fully dressed
In 10 ffosb green collage, aud fairly lsun.
cne5 ufon the warm season. II
W now presenting charming nppoar.
nncs overy where. 70 derng the hundreds
Of visitors nov here wildly enthusiastic in
10 praso.
One OF the chloi points Of interest % ylsl.
tors to The capital Just 2, this tim: Is this
SCOT south OF tho Washington monument,
waere the government pr0paRatng gardens
ere located. Here may be found hundreds
of varieties OF foliage plants. Included IN
the list OF plants are many Xxi ds OF d0aried |
hhrubbary. The whole collection numbers
nearly 200 600 plants. The work OF trans. |
fsfrlng the plants from the gardens TO tho
parks, tsianglei and squares, which |
have been improved, belOuging 10 F.
the Federal government, will be
begun during the latter par OF th's week, |
whes 10000 plants VIII be placed In the |
prepared Tor their reception. During the |
fiscal year, which ended Jnns 3)sh, 1888, |
10000 plants were utilized in the orna- |
menlati0n of the parks.
cEREM0HIEs AROUND THE MARsHALL STATUE. |
Saturday the new statue erscled by con.
gyeas and the b.r Of tho United States to
tins memory OF Chlei Justice Marshall is 10
Oe ugveilsd amid imposing ceremonies.
Seats for 1900 persona Will b. erected and !
OF congress. judges of the United |
States supreme court and memhore Of the
cabinet viii get two tickets
each, which VIII entitle the holders
20 seats. The statue 10 m position
at the foot 81 the steps leading up the ter
race on the Western side OF tina capitol. The
chef justice. 10 bronze, Is represented
IA Hitting Ia = large chair, tina c0nsi.u.
ton in his hand, and in tho &C. OF
which tho chair rests Is about six feet long
by four wide, and about eight ieet
high. IL is the only statue az yet erected
IL tire capitol groanda, with the exception
OF that OF Washington, opposite the cast
front. UAndor compes ons 10 ssy TINT 1t
ian't au imposing statue. aud the whole
thing lookP like coming high al $40 600.
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The Horse Doctor.

We have heard of "enre all" but when
a father Is teking bottle OF medicine for
the summer compliant 10 his family in the
country, his horse has taken 3 sudden at
tack of cholera from over feeding, 10 given
the contents OF the bottle nud 10 soon ro.
stored gs was o case We have just heard OF.
Or. Biggsr's Southern Remedy should Ger.
tginly relieve men OF disrrhms dyssntery
ana children teething Price 30 cent?.
Ask your druggist for IL. Manuigct-
ured by Waltsr A. Taylor, Atlanta, Geor-
gia, proprietor raylos'a Premium Cologne.
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rOu uIsTRICT JUDGE.

In thls issue OF the HsRALD appears the
sunou ncement OF Jddge G. N. Aldridge. ne
candidate for election 20 The office OF judge
of this, tho Eleventh Judicial district. he
has ever, aud upon all occasions. proven
himself 10 be an Gole, fearless fatr sud i'm.
partial judge, dispensing justice 10 the rich
and nonr alike
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NOTICE.

The officers and members of Fidelity
Council No. 4l0. American Legion OF Honor
ere hereby notified and requested to meet
at their hall, corner OF Austin aud Elm
streetH this Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock
sharp TO attend the funeral OF Camn
Arthur Coffin. The officers aud members
OF Trinidai Council sro invited 10 attend.
Pv or1ar ~ % nElander.
w. E, BARRY, Heoy.
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DELEGATES TO FIREMEN's OONvEN.
V'fnN

At a meeting Of Eagine company No. l,
Mr.. leopold Blhny was chosen u delegate
from Eugine compsny No. l and William
Link delegate from Supply company No.
TO The Firemen's State association, which
c,nvanes at Fort Worth GA the 15,h Of
june. There will be some forty.three fire.
men from this city, who VIII toxic elong
the steamer, sold Tige," which will be
entered ia the test for the best engine in
tha skata
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MAY MARRIAGES.

The following marriage licenses were IS
sued by County Clerk II III during the past
week: G.. G.. Fuqus and MrH. Maggie Cur.
tlifie: James Johnson and Anna Edmund
sou; d. @. Perry and Fannie i. Grimes;
Thomas McCue add Bridget Dongherty; j..
w. Free and Louise Barnett; Barney
Barshop aud Jennie Galneskev.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1884-05-11

IL f. solf-eyident that a physician paying
particular attention 10 class OF cases attains
great skill, and physicians Ia regular practice
al over the country knowing this, frequently
recommend cases 20 the Oldest oihce IN Ameri-
ca, where every known appliance L. resortcd
90, aud the proved good remedies OF all
Hges aud countries are used, whole house 10
used for Office purposes, and an are treated with
skin IN q reapcctfiil manner; and, knowing
what TO do. no experiments are made, ON ac-
couns Of the great number applying, the
tnanded by others. If YOU secure the SKIN and
get speedy and perfect life cure, that Is the
Important matter. Pamphlet ~ pages. sent
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CLOSED by ATTACuNE NT.

The Turf saloon, on the southeast corner
of Main and Murphy streets, Wac closed
yesterday by the following parties running
wsits of attachment on K Tor amounts
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POI s ON

In tho blooa Is opt TO show iself in the Spring
and nat re should by means be assisted IN
throwing II oil. swih's Specific does this offco-
lively. II o. purely y,gotan'o. nrp-posooous
remedy whicN ntlps iHtffe g. force all the pol.
son or taint cut through the pores OF the skin.
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p,El IS6, MARRIAGE GUIDE. pRS9.

Elegant cloth and silt binding, seated Tor ~
centsln postage or currency. over ntty wou5
drrul pen pictures. true 90 liie, articles on tno
following subjects: Who may marry VINO not;
Nhyy Proper age TO marry. Who marry nrst
Manhood, MomauhOud Physical decay. Who
should marry. How life and happiness may be
increased. Those married or contemplating
marrying should read ~. II ought 90 be read
by all adult persons, then kept under lock and
key, populhr edition, same as above but psper
cover and 900 pages, IS ceats by mail, IN money
A..
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QUALITY Or

z IMPROVES It QUALITY Or
80 Hood ara go iFrt. mud Is thoro-
fore y iiuo iirig lyfp gnd c0rrcctirG
IN cases ofall rAFlH e. .,itiiStdiesGhich
nro associated VITA IN IMPoyERr3urp
agirE or THE BLOOD. These all Yield
toiho rrgulGting and nouriehing prop
criles OF Ito groat food tonic clements
10 c0mpensatcs for tho loss Of ritu,if;,
Induced by Consumption, (ut0fTH OK
HFOncfidk and Throat affections. 10
,DiN remedy Fcmi!tiIis DcJifity gn1
relmburso tho f6'ndio physique fo.-
those tosscs cf rifaNtv acconpanY-
Ing complaints PECULIAR 20 the Scf'-
D1Ners nursissJ th DIR own children
md delicate teOatc3t who expect 70
become mothers Hul bring up gigoy-
OTIS children shoulIhy all means usC
70. n, scW restore sufferers IRON,
Acnivl or Nervous PrCstrdfi0R uriH-
tug from Orcr-WO;9s, llcccecs o.
1is0iyVctc1 Disease. u trHl euro
Drunkenness nu9 tho Opi,'Di Hnbfe
for az tho app ITO grows healthier
and digestion moro vigorous through
tho usO OF this Tonic, tho unnatural
craving dos away until totally cS.
t.uct. ~ ishighiD beas7ioi1i IN Lirci'
glBipidf5stl, Ndig ri0J Lcrcr, nnd
ALn fIzTCri0t )iscdao: and fox tho
tclllltating effects OF FeUc' Of 0ay
sind il has no c7tni. n rtocifg
tcasfe, inn r0rcs Digestion ant ~
iafitc, aud afloris tho pJspcfiiic Dt-
criid an cdsH1 cs'ilNii1blg article
81 T6odj and rs - pleasant 20 Che tisin
tlnt tho most sentative palate VII NOT
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Total acres. 4u9iI, Goo
THE HKALERs AND THE rREE PLANrERs.
Gould old Escula plus look down on the
medical congress In session here now, he
would hardly believe that he had set in mo-
tion ball that had grown 30 large with the
advancing years. lit were not for the hne e
looks Of the $50 delegates In attendance, 1t
would almost make fellow eick to see go
many healers around him. They are to be
toasted and treated In ffne style BY the local
talent. and will doubtless go. away de-
lighted with as we'll Is proised BY their
Another national convention OF scarcely
Len Interest or value to the country. meets
tomorrow, In the rooms Of the depart
ment Of agriculture. 1t IL the American
Forestry congress-, comRri:iog smcng iis
0.nads. The following q, ,rs amSSn a.!
cussIou: Value OF .American timber lands;
timber IN Canada; value and management
q government timber lands; best method
q planting trses on .unoccupisd govern
meut lands; influence Of forests on climate
and health; insects injurious TO trees. grow.
ing forests from seed By farmers; .pressrva-
don Of forests on head waters OF etresms;
planting Of trees By railroad companies;
Irrigation IN connection with tree planting;
experiment stations and forest schools. and
bow 70 best promote the Interest IN, and
h n: Of forestry among al Glasses OF
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