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The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1885-06-06
Health is Wealth.
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illness Convulsons. Fits, n orv0us Neuralgia,
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Mental Debility. Softening of the Brain. re-
sulting in insanity aud leading TO misery. de-
cay and death. Premature old Age. Barren
ness. Loss Of power in either sex. Involun-
tary Losses and Spermatorrhea caused by
exertion ok the brain. self-ab use or over-in-
diligence. Each box contains one months
treatment. 81 a box. or six boxes for 81. sent
by mail prepaid on receipt Of price.
WE GUARANTEE SIX BOXES
To cure any case. With each order received
by us for six boxes. accompanied with So, We
will send the purchaser our written guaran-
tee to refund the money II the treatment does
not effect a cure. Guarantees only issued by
JOHN c. WEST.
Sole Projectors,
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isszA Thsy viii b pleased With The eollsotioa.
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Notice Of Suits Commenced.

OTATE OF NEVADA, COUNTY OF
- White Pine. District Attorneys once,
Hamilton, April B. 1885.
Notice of Suits Commenced
To the following named defendants and TO
ALI owners of or claimants to the real estate
and Improvements thereon. or improvements
when assessed separately, hereinafter de-
scribed, known or unknown You are hereby
notified that suits have been commenced In
the District Court OF the sixth uolcial Dl rs
trict of the State Of Nevada in and for the
County of White Pine. held at the Town OF
Hamilton, in said County of White Pine, by
the State of Nevada. plaintiff, against eacn
of the following described tracts or parcels OF
lands with the improvements thereon anu
improvements when assessed separately, ano
all owners of the same known or unknown, 10
recover the tax, delinquency and penalty as
sessed to said defendant against said prop
orty for the fiscal year A. ID. 1884. and that
summons has been duly issued IN eacn case
and you are further notified that unless you
appear and answer the com plant filed IN said
cause on or before the I1th Day 81 May,
a. ID. 1855, judgment will be taken against
you and the real estate and improvements
herein described for the amount of tax, de-
linquency and penalty specihed, ana COSTS OF
suit.
STAR MINING COMPANY. John Doe.
Richard Roe, and the real estate and inn
provements upon real estate in said county
OF White Pine, State Of Nevada, described as
follows. to wit All the property interest Of.
in and to, that certain mill site and 2O-stamp
quartz mill, situated one-fourth OF one mile
westerly from the town of Cherry Greek,
known as the Star Mill; also, improvements
on the Star Mine, consisting Of hosting
works, ore house, blacksmith shop, etc;
also, 20 2-l0 acres of land, being Survey No.
f6. Tax. .....................'.S 5000 Va
Delinquency. observation-disclosures. % 601z
Penalty. ........... ia b51s
Total. .........'.......'..s5a o l4ae
RIFF K ADAMS. and the real estate and
improvements thereon, situated IN said
Wit The property interest of. in and to. the
following described pieces and parcels Of
land. viz: The Il. u of SW. and the SE. 4
of NV. 4 of Section p, and the Z. OF
NE. 4 of Section q, and the Sc. Of Sc.
E., containing 300 acres. Also, the Sc. Z of
SW. 4 of Section IS, Township IA N :. Range
Sc L, containing 40 acres. Also, the 4. = of
NE. u and e of Sc. 4 of Section IL,
and E. u Of NE. and NE. of Sc; \
ton 49, Township Is North, Range 50 East.
containg 800 acres. Also, the SW I of Sc. y
II lion 3. and SW. Of Nv. i and Nv. 4 Of
SW. a of Section -, and the Il. u Of NV a
and NE- 4 of SW. q of Section d., Township
i Of NE. Z and W, Il Of Sc. Of Section /,
and W. "a Of NE. a and the W Il OF Sc. q OF
Section y. Township Ii N. Range 81 T.. con-
tanning $40 81 100 acres. and all the i'm prove
ments, hereditaments and appurtenances
thereunto belonging.
Tax. ...... ......S434 90
delinquency - - ~ 4pst
Penalty. ........... ....-....... lOo o5fs
Total...... ............... Sb6b 141s
A. B. TREECE.
District Attorney. White Pine County, Sev.
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IND MnUK OF ALL KINDS NEATLY
JUD WUuN executed at the NEWS
Once at low rate.
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ANNUAL DUES

Are limited TO $500 on each 81 900, payable IL
advance. Medical Examination Extra.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18
New Postal Laws.

Some important change in the pos
tai laws regarding stamps and IL
crease in the weight of letters were
made at the late session of Congress
and as people are beginning to mako
inquiry regarding these changes the
following information IS submitted
The changes go into effect on the
lst day of July next;
/. The weight ola single rate
letters is increased from one-hali
ounce each to fraction thereote
The same increase of weight Is al
lowed for drop letters, whether mail
ed at stations where there is free
delivery or where carrier service Is
not established.
2. All newspapers from the Office
of publication, including sample
copies. or when sent from news aGen
on actual subscription thereto, or t.
news agents, shall be entitled t(
transmission at l cent per poud o.
fraction thereof the postage TO o'
prepaid. This is reduction OF one
half from existing rates,
This new law goes into effect Jun'
1st 1885.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

-oed in accor lance with petition ifcm ciu>
zans lyiux on or near SAID road.
ORDINANCE.
o. ordained tina, lne Di>tic, Atorury !
b.t.by instructed - take such steps ~ raE
%. necessary 10 col 80; a Parish L.cene-s Tor
the currer' and pI-r year.
Be further or j..n-i that he /, hereby an
.i,or,lrd To- make ali needle! legal demand
and INSTITUTE az! Prc-cca;c al. s"i's necees1ly
for thelr collection.
ORDINANCE.
On motion the Pou'e Jury instructed tie
D,,;rl-; Attorney % inform Lem >,o". s'cu;t
and Tax Collector 20 maze complete rri't.
If al. tie fines. ucru>->. taxes ana money
collected - hlm A. AK collection o' tue f'rl-h
r.; RlrA,and ou iir-t Monday j" June, 49,,
sal report to- comprise all moneys due TIE
yar.,A from January -. lisa, 10 June -
i.>5. AMI all m.ary. collected b. him - >a.i
lax Collector
There beng M further business III" Bar
/ ATTAINED 10 meet - 'h, regular meeting on =
Monda, IN June, lS>j.
C.P. BALFOUR,
Jxo LoygLgsS. Preslie., 7. !.
Clerk
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18
PAT En- Is

Onh'airei. and al other b0~lnNss N ~ q
pa,en, q lice attended 10 for No6rHs tses
Oar office i opposite the [ ;. Patent Once
,.,I w. cau Obtain Patents IN les time t..an
,h,.e re,nor. from .i>HItGTON
send Model or Drawing. We advise As to
pa,.n,al,i.i,y free az charge: and we maze no
rb1ry, unIcS> are Obtain Pate"t.
~. refer here 10 the po-,mas'er, tho SuI'
If Noray Order DIV aud 10 officials Of the !
: Pa,.n, Office. For circular "hyire erms
.n3 -.fsr-ne-s 10 acruaI clients i your OWN
STATE or county, address
ca SNOW X CO.
Opnos;,e Patent Ofire. " 1shinlion d
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

Neither mental nor physical labor
can be accomplished satisfactorily
unless the system is in order. When
Won feel tired, languid, wearried
without exertion, the mind slow to
act, and requiring treat mental ef-
fort. YOU can rest assured that Your
Liver is not acting properly, and
that nature requires assistance to
help throw off impurities. There is
no remedy that will accomplish this
so mildly and yet effectually as
Pricklv Ash Bitters. A trial Will sat
| isfy YOU Of it's merits.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

On Monday last We Travelled onthe
train with Mr. Jno Chaife Of the house
# john Chaife & sons, New Orleans
Mr.. CAa!fe seems 10 be confident OF
being able TO carry all OF their old
customers this Year, as most OF the
creditors had granted them the respite
asked for
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

The stand of corn this wear IS bet
ter than for wears befoIe. Every one
we ask Of as to the stand Of corn
answers in tue affirmative. With the
seasons favorable from now on kich-
land may be able to again enter the
field as one # the foremost parishes
81 fine State. IL fact, she stands near
the head Of tie list any way. liant
corn and raise your own meat ana you
will eventually become independent.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

ORDINANCE.
Be j, ordained by the Jolice Jury that the
sum of ten dollars and IS cents drawn by
Mr.. J w Simms as omonnt of frs, quarter
salary said TO be due VI. Jules P. Oilly' the
former clerk al his death be refunded by NJ.
w Simms. as the amount claimed is ioun d
no, due Mr. Gilly.
ORDINANCE.
Be il ordained that Peter Holland IN ware
: is hereby placed on the papPers list and Sam
B,o,hers is authorized to draw amount io
said Pauper.
ORDINANCE.
Bel, ordained that Hanson P. Wells, ID. ,
Travis. VIM Miles, { NJ Thomason
DoIerhide W L Insley and W Mills, be an
they are hereby appointed a. boa ri oil Ie,icN
.rs to make change IN the pcihi ana roy
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

AMr. Eppinett over in the Dusde-
monia neighborhoodcut Saml Moore
q son of Ferdinand Moore, severely
,x;tb a knife in the regain of the heart
.unpose to be mortal.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18
Cherin's Sale.


State NJ I.oui.iana PARISH at R.celand.
Twenty Seventh District Court.
By virtue Of a wit Of II. IA. issIed rom
The Honorable 9th District Court. III and tor
the parish OF Richland, State of LOUISIANA. IN
the above entitled and numbered >ni' ana 10
me directed have seized AMI VIII cher i'r
sale. At the door of the CouT, House, N the
town OF Rayviie. on
Saturday. the 18th day Of April. 1852
:, ruh 10 anc,ion, 10 the last and Aishes, bids
der. AMI within the hour. prescrihet by lew
the following described property, 10 wit
One gray mare, one bay mule and one '"'
horse wagon.
! Seized as the properly ofFrank Whincy'an(
will he sold to pay said debt and all costs.
Terms Of ,ae-casn, with the beneht
| appraisemenl. ecorr
Sheriff. Office. Rayvilie, La, Sheriff
April ii lSSj-3t Printers fee $500.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

The attention of the town Council
- callsd to the fact that a dead cat
has been lying on the Public Square
for several days. The question has
often been asked what had become OF
.ho town Council. We hear from
them at tax gathering time.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

We have received a book entitled
Around the Tea Table, by L. De-
Witt Tallnage, published by the
American Publishing Company.Nol'
North Tenth Street Philadelphia, Pa.
1t is beautifully illustrated and has
MANY choice productions, upon the
proper time for talk, recital OF adven-
lures. The time Is around the lea
Table. None except those who have
families can tell anything about the
real pleasure of the pass time with
the children who are flesh of orr flesh
and blood Of our blood. 1t IS true
thew cause us many anxious thoughts,
but the pleasure we enjoy with those
lived ones can better be realized
than expressed. This book is sold
only by subscription, contains ool
pages.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18
Benevolent Orders.

Regular communications Of r. F. NcGulre
Lodge No. 2uS, +. X A. M'soUs, SECOND
Wednesday in each mon'h.-N. /. OAver,
". NJ; Jno. SUNNI erin, Secretary.
c. R Balfour Lodge No. y, Knights OF
Pythia., meet. every TUESDAY, night. [.
Balfonr, Z. c.; J.o S. Summerhn, h. OF IL
IS.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

The following have paid up this
week for Beacon w A. Boughton,
III. Bunch, r. Twsedle, W. l.
Newton.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

You can see hereafter what you
owe us on judicial advertisements by
looking at the foot of the "ad.;; ana
should remember that they Will be
taken out before the day OF sale II
not paid for. u.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18
Saturday, April ID, 1885.
Religious. DIRECTORY.

Regular services OF Methodist Episcopal
Church, South-Seconi Sunday IN each month";
Kew. J. N. Mckee, P. c. Rayville Cir:uir.
Regular services Of Rayville Pre,hyt"' an
Ihurch-Third Sunday in each month-Rrv
A. Campbell, Pastor Presbyterian sunday
:hool every Sunday afternoon.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18
No. and 2 Take Dinner at Rayville.
,ouN SCOTT r Y. DABNEf,
C.r.,.l Manager. Chief Engr Il SuPt.
CARROLL, General Supi.

Geo. c. Purvi. is our authorized aeen' 10
receive and receip, for subscription 10 beacon
!. fully authorized to &C, in all thugs. VINE
travelling o-er the parish assessing the prop,
er,y, those indebted TO US will please manu-
him the money 1T.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18
City STEAM SAW MILL
SHlNCLE FALT0RY

MONROE lOe i'iAHN
HAvlNi ,alep ohar-. of the above - u
II the business will IL. c"nilnnea IN 10
,afu,. OF CHAs A. powSEY. Al orders WI
o. promptly and carefully filed Lumber q
all dimension will pe Skipped on order ei'i o.
nv ,,ran,hoa, or railroad. The best qnsll'y
AZ CYPRESS AMI PINE LUMBER snaran'
81 4 lar.e SUPPLY Of Cypress Shn''ss
constantly on hani at reasonable prices =.
rl,pirs machine !, attached 10 the mil. md
ali ori,.rs fox dressed inaher Will be prompt
~ filed Mr. l. Tttche is my au'horTea
a.en,, at Rsyvlle. aud al or'e" I'i' YIN
them viii be promptly attended 10.
CHAS A pOWNE'.
Rayville. La Jan. !, lsei-ly.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

We arean,horized to state that Kew. Mr.
Calvin. Of Oak Ridge, will preach here on
Sunday the 3rd day OF May. Remember 1t
!, the first Sunday in May. Those who miss
hearing him will certainly miss treat-h
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

We notice the following attorneys
in attendance: F. G.Hudson, Monroe,
Jno ". Willis of Winnsboroush and
Can't Wells Delhi and our local bar.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

The Webster Tribune has sold out
10 the Democrat and from now the
naper will be called Democrat-Irlo-
une.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

Sorry to hear that our friend W.
A. Boughton had lost bis babe. 1t
was a little girl four months old.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

Mrs. Porter who was an old Ala
bama acquaintance of ours died al
Mr.. Clevenger's with something like
heart disease.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

The Bird number of the Southern
printers formal is on our table. 1t
is neatly printed and full OF interest
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

Gov. McEnry has given the Meltons
who we're to be hung at FImervllle
a respite.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

Our friend, d. S. Travis has been
IN town this week on business. we
had a pleasant call from him.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

Col C. H. Moore has been in town
this week
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18
m, srsr sMslf THREAD sEWlns MACHINE

70 the world or money refunded on return OF so
,th,n Odaya Prices reduced! Hitherto the price OF
s,-i Tbre.i Machines ave been 100 per cent nigh
sr than the highest priced shuttle machine Neverhe
~. hundreds of thousands Of these machines are ~
FOR the best shuttle machine in the Known
Torid' We Also manufacture Singer Family Nscnino
ssd High Arm Shuttle Machines Send Tor CrrS S1n
aToxsT1c 6xwINo MACHINE COMPANY. 1upUos
Ouildine. Nsw York City.
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18
Subscribe for the BEACON
PROCEEDINGS OF THE POLiCEJ CHl
OF THE PARISH OF RICHL.5ND.

The Police Jury in and for the parish OF
Richland convened in the town OF kayviiie
on Noniay, April the 9Th, 1883.
Present: DO Edwards, 2nd Ward.
C. P, Balfour, 3sd
H.F Vickers, 4ih
IT. Stokes. 1ih
Absent ". A Bough,on, 9Th
6 A. Macs, 9th
Siien. lst
There being a quorum present the ooafo
was called 10 order by the President.
ORDINANCE.
Be ordained by the Police Jury that
the President is hereby authorized TO ORA"
xarran, on the Parish Treasures for $4,000
Dollar, To deiray tho expenses of II. 7. Nirk-
.,s C. "A. Moore and Wiley p. Mangham
delegates 10 the Water Ways & Means
Convention to be holden in New Orleans on
the eth and s,h of April, 1888. Ordered That
the Police jury in and for the PARISH OF Rich'
land adjourn ,il Monday April 18Th 1888
C.P. BALFOUR
Jyo. F. LovsLEss. fresidem'
! Clerk p.
Monday April 18th, 1850, the Ponce jury
| IN and Tor the Parish of Richland met pursu
an, 10 adjournment The President bein'
.bsrn,. on motion H F Nickers was sppointrI
President Pro TEN and there oeinsa quorum
present. Beard called TO order and the isi'o"
Richland beacon., 1885-04-18

road in accordance with 4 petition ifom ctr
zaus nvinx on or near >ald roar.
ORDINANCE.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-12-31
Reminding Of u Flame.

They tell us that ''Tis better to have
loved and lost, than never to have loved
at all, - which is probably correct, but,
how infinitely better than this, it must
be to have loved, lost, found, and loved
again. Such has been the blissful ex-
perience of Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ.
Milliken now residing in cosy cottage
by the riverside near Mt. Hope in
Mansfield. The parties were married
in the town of Hampton, in this county,
in 1860. Then came the Rebellion in
1861 and John, like genuine New
England patriot, shouldered his musket
and was off to the war. In 1868, two
years later, there was inscribed on the
records of the Superior Court Windham
county, a decree of divorce be-
tween John M. Milliken and Sarah A.
Milliken, petitioned for by Mrs. MILL
ken, and which the husband was ap-
parently willing she should obtain, as
he did not appear in opposition, but
kept right ag fighting the rebels,
and. we believe, remained in the army
until the close of the war. From this
point, for over score of years their
lives diverge, and neither saw the
other. John returned from the war all
right. and being as valiant in love as
in battle, soon laid siege to and cap
tured the heart of Miss Cordelia Il,
Scott of Stafford, and they were mar
ried in 1865. The fruit of this union
was four children, and the mother died
in 1882. On the other side of the di-
vorce fence Sarah CROPPED around
in the realm Of sing le blessed
ness for four years, or until
1867, when Albert Merrills, of. Clinton,
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-12-31

LED her to the altar, and che was mar
RED tor the seeond time. They took
up their residence at Clinton. r.
n0wned for it's oysters and summer
boarders, and led happv- contentod
life until 1873, when Mr.. Merr;lIs diod
leaving her with one child. Thew
followed . gap of IL years in her lie
mother and child residing in Clinton
during the while. A month ago she
came up to visit her sister residing in
Mansfield. and something, possibly the
climate, the locality. the change from
sea breezes to country air. the mystic
chord that binds in union sweet true
kindred hearts; something, we say,
warmed into life the old love, and she
found herself pof sessed of . strong
desire to see John. As q singular and
inexplicable coincidence, it may be
time caught himself thinking quite
often about Sarah, and recalling with
pleasurable emotions the good old times
he had enjoyed with her before the
war. To cut long story Short
reduce volume to a paragraph, as it
were-Sarah made it convenient to go
over and see Johns folks. and there
she met-Jobn! What they said, and
what they did; whether they laughed,
cried, shook hands. kissed, Rugged.
or swooned. is nobody's business but
theirs. 1t is sufficient for the public
to know, that on Thursday, Sept. 10.
1885, there was a wedding at Mr..
Frank Ford's aud the contracting par
ties were John NJ. Milliken and Sarah
A. Merrills. And when we state that
they are as happy as clans at nigh tide.
we don't tell more than half of it.
Willima.tic Journal.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-12-31
Holding the Breath.

Deep breathing and holding the
breath is an item of Importance.
Persons of weak vitality find an unin-
terrupted succession of deep and rapid
respirations so distressing that they
are discouraged from presevering in
the exercise. Let such persons take
into the lungs as much air as they can
at breath, and hold it as long as they
can. they will find a grateful sense of
relief in the whole abdominal region.
Practice will increase the ability to hole
the breath, and the capacity of the
lungs. After a time the art may be
learned of packing the lungs. This is
done by taking and holdin the long
breath and then forcing more air down
the trachea by swallows of air. The
operation may be described by that of
fish's mouth in the water. To those
who have never learned it, it viii be
surprising to what an extent the lungs
may be packed. Caution at first is
needful. but later practice will warrant
large use of the treatment. The whole
thorax and abdominal cavities will re-
ceive immediate benefit, aud con-
tinuance. with temperance in eating
and good air and right exercise, will
bring welcome improvement.
The Worthington advance. [volume] (Worthington, Minn.) 1874-1908, 1885-12-31
Winter Evenlne RAadin1.

1t is a delightful way to pass the long
winter evenings, when the children are
old enough for it, for the family to
take up the plays of Shakespeare, as
signing the various parts to members
OF the family. If your own circle be
not sufficiently large, call in your
neighbors. Let the young people be
made to read correctly, intelligently
and we'll; thus you are able to accom-
plish several things. An ease of man
ner is acquired, q correct ear, knowl-
edge of the best use of words. and nat
orally follows love of the highest lit
CREATURE. Then when it becomes posi-
bic for the children to see some one of
these familiar plays on the stage, take
them yourselves. Thus they will easily
see that the theater is to you a place
where something good may be seen
and heard; possibly you may be able to
form SO correct a taste in early life as
to preclude all desire for inferior actors
and plays Set your intellectual stand
ard high and try to keep yourself in
sympathy with the children in every
way. and they will have no desire to
conceal anything; the book, the amuse-
ment, the friend, will be all the more
enjoyable because Of the presence OF
the father and mother into their inner
.l1e. Good Housekeeping. ....
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PoLl|iLll.;Y's w IN.
JAxuAaY, 1sr'.,

.#.sSS JANUARY, 1sf. so s J:
Come at In my lap and let ne her.
Polly my dear, Polly my dear.
What do You mean 70 do this ysari
mean 70 bs good tho whols ysar lons,
And never do anything careless 81 Wfon9.
mean to learn all my Lessons right
And do all my sums Il stt mp al niRht,
mean 70 keep al my frocks % clean,
Nurse WIN ), never say I'm mot &c 70 be
don't mean to break even one Of nv tovs.
And I never, oh! newer, WIN make any
In short Uncle Ned, .. you'n very soon
The best little girl in the y ord / shall b.!
DEcEMBsR 3lsr.
Come nit In my lap and let me hear.
Polly my dear, Polly my dear,
What you have done In the couree Of tho
yeari
Oh dear! Uncle Ned, oh dear and oh dear
l fear it has not been very good year.
For somehow my sums would come out
wrong; .
And somehow my frocks wouldn't stay
And somehow I've often besn dr..dfu,ly
And somehow broke my new rocking
And somehow Nurse says 1have made such
I might just as well have been one of the
boys.
In short, Uncle Ned, I very much fear,
You must wait for my goodness another
year!