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GUARANTEE TO TEACH ANY ONE TO MAKE
~ = life-siEe Crayon Portrait in II lessons. No
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newsboys. making a grand total average within
the city Of 2s.O46 copies daily. and leaving an
average OF l,43s copies TO be 10 regular sub
scribers beyond the District lines by mail, expresA
and railway trains
In addition TO the large ana constantly increas-
ing fixed subscription list above referred TO, it may
oe said that OF the @ 42l copies sold within It's lin
its larger proportion are bought by permanent
residents Of the city. living In lodgings &C, not
householders while the residue goes into the hands
OF transient visitors from all parts OF the country.
who each year come TO the National capital IN
greater numbers and for longer periods. and who,
furthermore. largely represent the well-to-do and
purchasing portions OF the communities 70 which
they respectively belong The last-named Is a
class OF readers alone well worth reaching; but &c
is to the phenomenasly large permanent circuia-
ton OF the paper and especially 10 Its unparalleled
hold upon the household and family circle. thai
the attention OF advertisers Is particularly N
rected.
A comparison OF The foregoing figures with those
representing the entire population OF the District
OF Columbia will show that THE STAR circuiates
within its limits something more than one copy
for about every eighth inhabitant, OF whatever
race, creed, age, station in life; and realizing
the extent TO which It's columns are scanned by
the several members Of the families into which It
goes. Il is not extravaganza 10 claim that the
paper Is read cuery day ty y.aly two-ttrds Of the
population Of The District scho are able 10 read
Can this record be matched by that OF any news
paper in the woridf
Intelligent advertisers VIII readily understand
the facts and ngures given above and tie value OF
circulation OF such extent and character. with
out amplifcation or comment
In conclusion Il only remains TO be said that the
subscription lists, the books OF the once and It's
press and delivery rooms are at all times open %
the welcome inspection OF amy person having
colorado interest In the correctness OF the state
menis herein made.
The Cersificase % IN Expert.
From the wsshinsson Post ysuuary sth. lsss
We congratulate TEE STAB on IT'S great prosper
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"E1ocurrox ORAroRY. Acrrse,

WM. c. OHANE,
Teacher of Violin Piano. and Organ OF 10th
streetsw. Terms reasonable. i.-2ins
NIT VERNON SEMINARY
The National tribune., 1888-06-07

TXTANTED-Tly Abram SecOr, Cedar Falls, IOwa--llo
w address of John AlIensOn, Fist Lieutenant OF %
E. LIST \. Y. Engineers any comTade Of the company
The National tribune., 1888-06-07

WiId,r30d's Magazine, an illustrated monthly
of outdoor recreation, published by the Wiia
wood Publishing Co., Chicago. Price - cent
a number. The second number Of this publ
cation sustains the promise made by the frs
that it will be delight 80 all lovers Of the
open air. The contributions are all Of the
highest order of merit, and we'll edited.
In spite of reports to the contrary The Cos
nOD0liidn magazine VIII continue 20 be publish
ed in the lively and original style which has
distinguished it as the brightest o. the young
magazines The june number, saorty 10 Be-
issued promises to be tae best L has ever ssHf
forth. The leading article, upon the r.
nance Of Roses" is an entertaining account, by
Sophie b Herrick, Of the most renarksble
stories and facts clustering about these uuiveE
sal favOritcs of the floral realm. II is rich
illustrated by many eagraviugs and b. four
coi0red pages, including a.-a 51s water
color frontspiece by George Wharton Edwards.
representing an Egyptian hose tere. Frank
g. Carpenter, the welLkn0WD Washington cor
respondent. contributes cbatty article ugaa
Leading Ladies Of the American Court pEo
fusely Illustrated by 20 engraved portraits
the most prominent women in Washington So
ciety, and By page engraving of reception
by AIrs Cleveland.
The National tribune., 1888-06-07

If You need medicine it Is not SAFE to delay.
Take Hoods SaIsapariila NOW.
The National tribune., 1888-06-07
SATURDAY, JUNE 2.


The Senate was not IN session on Saturday,
having adjourned from Friday until Monday.
III the House the Agricultural Appropriation
Bill was taken up aud considered III Com
mittec Of the Whole, and upon suggestion from
Ar Hatch, it was agreed that all general de-
bate would be closed. They continued to argue
the bill, however, and Mr. Enloe (Tenn) criti-
ciaed the bill to such an extent that he brought
down the wrath Of Chairman Hatch
Dir. Euloe moved to amend the bill by strik-
ing out the provision Of 100000 and inserting
$4,000, and said
do IL Tor this reason ! understand the OBJ
ject OF establishing the Agriculture Department,
but | understand the object for which it was
| established has been perverted and that it has
become a sort Of political machine for the pur-
pose Of eectioneering i'll a cheap way By Mem
bers for their return to Congress.
great deal OF the time OF Members of Con.
! gres5 which ought to be devoted to public bust
ness IS taken mp III answering requests for gar
den seed such can he bought in any store Of
! the country. lsay it isa perversion of the pub
lie funds to use them in buying common seed
! which can be purchased anywhere and dissrib.
nting them nj over the country for the purpose
Of securing the return OF Members of Congress
| to this House.
Ii the money should be used as the chairman
| OF tae committee suggests, to bay rare and val
liable seed, and new varieties, such as viii have
The National tribune., 1888-06-07
PoRTRAITCop YiN cgEousE

rTHHE GREAT CHINA TEA CO. 20 state St. Boston
i Send your address for club h0OS.
Mention The National TribunE
The National tribune., 1888-06-07
EETERANs IN IL 80.

James \. Miller, Co. A, 18th w. Va. Sac City,
Iowa. Comrade Miller was in Anderson and
Florence for three mouths He is now the
editor Of the san, an excellent and prosperous
paper.
Capt. J. C. DonahoWer, I'd Mimi, st. Peter
Mimi. Comrade Donaaower is connected with
the First National Bank Of ST. Peter, and i
one Of the influential and progressive men Of
that live community.
B. Z. Piakhala, 9th BE. battery, Boothbay
BE. Comrade Pinkham is master of tn,
schooner Z. 3. Bbber. which IS engaged in car
rying ice from Maine 70 Washington, and carry.
ing coal on the return trips
The National tribune., 1888-06-07

VEyASEED-3v TaE NATIONAL TgI8CSg-Ihe adj
w dress Of Jeau peyere. second Class iFeinan, T. $
$ Alaska WAC inmate of SOi.ie-s Home
near Hampton, Va 5ao-u
The National tribune., 1888-06-07

tributed in the manner that will produce the
best results for all the people, and place the
seed by actual reproduction in the reach Of
The National tribune., 1888-06-07
MEXICAN PENSION BILL

Has become law aud entities certain survivors their
widows pension OF IS per month, commencing from
january ~ lss5 the when the bin become law
All parties interested should 10 correspond wish the
undersigned for blanks aud information UueXcelled
facilities for line prosecution OF such claims Twenty
years successful experience in prosecuting claims before
the Executive Departments Of t!ic Government.
GEORGE e. LEMON,
els 10Th Street, W uslsii: stOlI, ID. O.
Z. 0, Drawer 80,
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-12

A Feuc Vauner is being put up in the
little mill below town, and will soon be
ready for use. 1t is to test ore from the
Yubi and il thii msthod tf treatment
proves successful. other vanners will lie
added and all the orc from the mine will
be treated in this way.
A slight misunderstanding between
two ranchers Of Spring Valley caused one
to swear out q warrant for the Others
arrest carly in the week. Explanations
afterwards followed and by mutual con.
sent the matter was dropped.
Mr. Bassett Of Bristol brought in 700
pounds Of copper bullion Thursday, the
result Of short run Of his small furnace
there. He i, experimenting, and is
working on ore from the Roe Bros.
mine.
The Phoebe school term will close on
Tuesday, the 18th. Examination and
cxerci,es will take place and parents and
friends are invited to DO present.
The mill at Bristol is about ready for
the experimental run to be made on the
ore recently extracted from the May.
flower mine.
Mandich 10 in receipt OF freah Lines,
oranges, fgs and dates.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-12
ooUsrY COMMISSIONERS.

The Board OF the County Commits
sioners held their regular monthly meet
ing on Moniay the 18th.
The meeting was called to order BY
Charm IN Wertheimer, the full Board
being present.
The minutes Of the last regular meet.
ing we're read AMI no objection bling
made were approved.
The reports Of the various County
OScsrs Of fees received w,rs taken ,
and approved.
Claims against the County as shown in
another column were then regularly aud.
itel.
A pstitioa signed by the resi- Tents oil
Csppbel.'s camp, Las Vegas ranch and
vicinity, in tn, southern part e the
co1nty. was prestn.ej, asking for the
cstablishmsnt Of a polling precinct at
Aliens ranch for the benefit OF the voter.
there. The matter was taken under
consideration.
An order was duly made and entered
that A. veitch, County Treasurer, upon
this payment to him of SOS, execute t,
Geo. s. Sawyer, deed to lot, l4& Ii
in block 80. in the town Of Phoebe, aud
the improvements thereon.
Tbs County Auditors monthly cash
statement was taken up and the follow.
ing transfers Of funds ordered. From
tire General County Fdnd t the INDECENT
SILK Fund $50. aud from the Curreu,
Expense Fund to the INDECENT Sick Fund
SID. This c'mpleted til, business of the
sitting whereupon the meeting ad.
journed. =,
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Mrs NJ. BfcMATu.

ntting AMI stronger manner.
Mrs NJ. McMATu.
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CRAZY. "A letter received Thursday
from Ell Dortio Canyon, and vhich has
been struggling along the circuitous mail
route from that point since the 9th Of
April. states that John Lqughton the
mail rider took the mail from the Can.
yon, Sunday, April %. to Bonnelll's
Ferry, and left there on Monday without
the return mail, since which time he has
no. been seen uSr heard Of. Llughton
Is crazy and has several times previous
to this shown symptoms that he is So
He had cool mule. and it wa, thought
he would be found at some station be-.
tween the Canyon and Mineral Park, A.
I. The writer statci that no particular
notice was taken Of Laughton as 80 many
cranks got into that section that they
rarely notice mild case.
Mrs. J. E. Colburn dicl at Meadow
Valley Wash on Sunday last. Deceased
had been feeling unwell for some time
from the effects Of slight psralytic
stroke some nine months ago. On Tues
day the LIST inst. she went ous to milk
and was stricken with paralysis. All
was done for her that could be done,
but without avail, and she passed quietly
away on the day mentioned. From the
time Of the attack on Tuesday until
death on the Sunday following she was
wholly unconscious. The remains were
inferred 10 the Bullionviie cemetery, on
Tuesday last, large concourse OF friends
being present to participate in the last
sad rites.
The effort recently made by ]. Essen.
mann to obtain water on Dry Lake, be.
tween here and Pahranagit Valley by
means Of drive wells vas not successful.
The apparatus workcl well and two
efJrts were made at different points,
and an abundance OF surface water " as
pumpcl out. On the second attempt an
obstruction was encountered at depth
Of % feet which the well point could not
penetrate. Il. was driven hard and
could not afterwards be removed. In
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-12
CARD OF THANKS.

To all who in aoy manner assisted or
aided in securing the surgical operation
upon the diseased eye of my child, Win
ME, | extend most grateful and earnest
thanks. But for the timely assistance so
generously extended, serious danger,
possibly total impairment Of sight would
have resulted to the little one. For the
consideration and KIM treatment met
with on every hand / am extremely
grateful. and hope tims may enable me
to express my thsnkfulness in q more
fitting and stronger manner.
Mrs NJ. McMATu.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-12
THE MINING LAWS.
Provisions Of stswart's BIli q
Passed By the Senate


Senator VIM. NJ. Stewart lie looking
out for the interests Of Nevada miners
constantly and has just passed bill in
the Senate amending the mining laws.
which will Prove Of great benefit to the
locate Of mines. The time for locating
claims has been changed from midnight
Dec smber 3lst to August LIST at noon.
Stewart is working for bis constituents
and does not rest IN hi. past record f,r
public approval. We give the bill a.
sent 10 the dispatches:
THE bill corrects large number Of
minor defects in the laws and makes
some material changes. Among the
changes are the following: The amount
Of work necessary to hold placer clain.
is reduced from 500 Per anuum to $50,
and limits the amount Of placer ground
that may be included in patent to l60
acres. It fixes IL o'clock noon on the
1T day Of August as the commencement
aud end Of the year for annual work. 10.
stead Of midnight on the 3lst Of Decem.
Der, as now 6xed by Law. This chang.
was made to allow relocations to be mad.
in daylight and in Summer time,
when the mountains are free from snow.
1t requires. when the annual work il
peril rmed, the Cling OF an affidavit,
showing the work performed, in the
County Recorders Office Of the county
in which the mine Is situated. It allows
the affidavits which are required to b.
made under the mining law, to b sworn
to before any officer authorized to I'd.
minister oaths in any State or Territory
IN tho United States. It reserves the
right of way through or over any mining
claim for roads, bitches, canals. cuts and
tunnels for the purpose Of working other
mines as now provided by law, and pro.
vides that any damages occasioned there.
by 10 tho mine owner shall be assessed
and paid in the manner provided by Law
for the condemnation Of private property
for public u,e in the States and Terri.
tories 10 which the mines are situated.
1t also provides that no person shall
acquire by location or possession more
than one mining claim on the same vein,
nor shall any person relocate = claim
which he has previously located. Thia
is to prevent repeated locations of ths
same claim by the name person to avoid
the provision requiring ANIMAL work
The restriction to one claim on the sam,
lode is really what the original Law
meant. but it has been construed other
wise, and this declaration makes it
meaning certain. "-[Austin Reveille.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-12

Seven children in less than two years
is the record Of Mrs. Phoebe Lynch, at
Seymour, Ind. Eighteen months ago
she gave birth to triplets. and last week
two boys and two girls. All seven with
their mother, are alive and hearty.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-12
A Nulsa nee the World over.

We produce the following from the
Montreal Gssatte.
A lady friend sends in a request which
can best lie voiced by using her own Ian.
guage, which is as follows:
Mr.. Z litor: A lady wishes to say a
few words to the grocery merchants, and
really it Is delicate subject to handle.
You know 1t 10 near the time when our
grocerymen set their vegetables outside
on the pavement, and do you know there
arc many tall dogs in town, and-it oper.
ates as though they drank from Saratoga
Medical Springs. Now, Mr.. Editor, you
must know what I mean to say, and IL
you will help me out you will do the
public great favor. What We want 10
the vegetables in boxes, or in other
words above high.water mark" For
the good Of woman and mankind, the
grocers will please attend to it. Those
wire screens they use over basket, and
barrels are not water tight This is q
delicate matter. but you know when q
lady goes shopping for cabbage and bsets
she doesn't like to be Obliged to get peas
also. Please put il in shape so ~ to Of.
fend nobody.
A HousEKEspER.
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The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-12

TaAM?3. -Twj genuine specimens Of
the g,uus tramp-a nuisance from which
we are comparatively free-maje their
appearance last Sunday. They began a
toar Of the town early in tho morning
and made a point Of calling at every
god looking house asking for breakfast.
They were successful and the quantity
Of proveuder STORED away by them va,
astonishing. Their impudence aud &C
tons led to suspicion and in tho after
uoon they were warned 10 move on or
be run in for vagrincy. They moved 10
short order. and may count on anything
but pleasant reception il they drop in
on us again.
PoLLrSoPLAuE- The voters at Lar.
Vegas Ranch, Campbcli Camp and Vi.
cinily. evidently do not intend to be
sighted a. the election this Fall, judging
from the promptness with which
their petition for the establishment. of a
voting precinct there. !. sent in. The
number Of voters now rel ling ia that
Atty justifes the establishment of
polling place there and in all probability
the request will DO grautsd BY the Board
Of County Commission at their regular
meeting in July, at which time general
action will be taken ia the appointment
Of registry a9enti etc.
PIcyIc.-It 10 found that several feet
ofsn,w still lie in Highland Canyon,
the place where 1t was fret concluded
the picnic which is to come off on the
18th. should be held The roads leading
to this canyon also. are found to be Ia
bad conditi,n. In consequences. the pic.
mic will be held At Condor Canyon, which
asad to be looking lovely, and already
all the teams in town are engaged. Get
as many more as possible, I'M the crowd
and have good time.
Here's something with which to pass
your leisure time. At . christening
there were % persons and they decided
to make . present Of $50 to the baby.
The men gave 81 eachi the married lad,s
% cents EACH and :ne young ladies 25
cents each. How many men, married
lAde, and young ladies' were there's
Their numb,r to equal %. and the
amount they give to equal SD
None Of the Republican Delegates from
this county to the State Convention,
will attend that body in person. Each
Of the Delegates has provided for repre-.
sanitation by proxy.
The appearance Of upper Main St. is
improved by the removal Of the old Chi
nese wash house, on the east side Of the
street and ito conversion into substan.
tial fents.
Benz. Hampton, Of the Yuba Mig. Co.,
left on Tues lay last by private convey.
anee forsAlt Like, going by way Of o..
oeola.
Nssbitt Bros. have sixteen tons of flour
on the road and an abundance Of that
article will soon be in the market.
Chas Ball is adding an extension to his
dwelling house.
R. II. Elan left on Wednesdays Nil.
sssa ssags.
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Died.

Colburn-At Meadow Valley wash, Lincoln
couny y. Nevada. Nay ., 1855, Alice, wife VI
Jacob Z. uolburn. aged Il.
Carpenter-In Lake Valley. Lincoln county,
Nevada. Nay !. lese. Ma Y. ?. Carpenter.
vile Of 3. Car snt Z. native VI Casroi couaty.
Mississippl, aged % ysars.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-12

Austria contain, more public libraries
than any other European country, 557.
containing 5,475, 900 volumes.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1888-05-12

c. L. Roe and R. ]. Baldwin were in
from Bristol, Thursday.
cs 10 The picnic nsst Saturday.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-06
EUROPE.

La tour Eitfel a Paris cons
truite pour pExposition prochaine
est maintenant de 100 pieds plus
haute que le monument de Wa
shington, ]usqu'ici le plus haut du
monde.
Le Roman dams Ia vie.
lie FIGARO, raconte lie fait sui
want qui serait pass6 q Madrid: -
II a que]qnes joars, une famille
FRANCHISE 6tablle q Madrid, rrn-
trait de viiieglature.
Ave ellie yenait une jeune file
de 10 ans, dune eclatante bsaute.
C6tuit une demoisello Esther de
MacM ahon, parante, dit on du ma
r6chal. Ellie arrlveit de France.
Aussitot debarqu6e, ellie entra
au convent des spurs DIES EcoLes
DIES Pies, dams lie quarter Arguel-
les. La jeune voyageuse 6tait
6prise dun jeune homme apparte
nant a Paristocratie FRANCHISE. Les
parents de Nile MacMahon sop
posaient gu marriage ct VOLTA cause
du voyage ct d. la cleustration.
Malgr6 la surveillance exerc6e
par la sup6rieure, sur les recon-
m%andetions de la famille, la nou
velle penslonnaire recut une lettre
de son amoureux dams laluelle ce
lui-ci lui dtclarait que devant Top
position de So famiIle q elle,il 6tait
d6c;d6 a rompre ct la pratt de
loublier.
Cette nouvelie dut porter a la
jeune file I'm terrible coup. AEres
une journ6e d'6ponyantables crises
neryeusas, ellie s'alita. lie docteur
du convent la soigna pendant quel-
ques jonrs, mails Mile de MacMa-
hon mourut all mllieu d'horribIes
s%ouffrances
LIE m6decin de administration,
appel6 a constater le d6ces ct 3 au.
toriser Inflammation a rsfus6 lie
permits d'inhumer On d6clarant que
la mort 6tait due d un empoisonne-
ment.
LIE commissaire de police fut
aussit0t appel6 ct le JUICE de serv1-
ce averti. LIE corps de NELLIE de
MacMahon a etc Transports au de-
pot judiciaire.
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Une chal mantle sOiree.

La serie DIES receptions d'hiver
s'inaugure Acknowledgement dams la
co'onle Canadienne- FRANCHISE de
Minneapolis. LIE mercredi % No
vembre dernier, Mplles Jenny ct
Minnie Parisault files de M. ct
Nine Parisault, 81 avantageuse.
ment connus de tous nos compa,
trlotes, r~6unissaient IN certain
nombre de leurs amis au domicile
de leurs parents GIG Be Avenue
Nord Est.
A hut heures les premiers invi.
t6s arrivaient; une demi heure
plus tard, les salons etaient rem
pills.
NELLIE Jennie Parisault portrait
une magnifque robe bleu clair,
enrichie de bIoderies dor, avec col,
a la Marie Stuart ct corsage garni
de guimpe tres richie; sa soeur Nellie
Minnie portrait une robe rose pale
excitement du meme style. Toutes
deux, q la ceint4re, avaient un bou~
quet de roses rouges ct blanches.
Les presentations furent faites
par Nellie Jenny P~arisault, qui suit
s'acquitter de cette tache ST delica-
t ct 81 dificile avec un tact ct I'm
gont exquls.
Dams lie cours de la soir6e NELLIE
Stella Michaud chanta plusieurs
morceaux qui furent fort appr6cies,
NELLIE Virginia Bouret joua sur lie
piano quelques morceaux qui lui
valurent de. chaleureux applaudis-
sements, quelques Messieurs Sc
frent entendre egalement, puts
pour termlner dlgnement la serie
musicale 81 bien commenc6e, Melles
Parisault jou6rent I'm ''duetto" don't
le parfait de l'ex6cution defait Ia
critique la plus acerbe.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1888-12-06
la CONSUMPTION GUERlE.

TN vieux medecin retire, ayant reGu
dun m%lssionnaire DIES Indies Orientales
la formule DUN remede simple ct vege-
tai pour la guerison rapide ct permanen-
,e de la Consumption, la B%ronchite, le
Catarrhe, pAsthme ct toutes les Afec-
lions des Poumens ct de la Gorge, ct qui
guerit radicalement la Debilite Nerveuse
ct toutns les Maladies Nerveuses; apres
avoir eprouve ses remarquables ettets
curatifs dams. DIES milliers de cas-, trouve
u c'est son devoir de lie faire %eonnaitre
aux malades. Pousse par lie desir de
~oulager les so~uffrances de l'humanite
j'enverrai gratis a ceuA qul lie desirent,
cette recette en- Allemand, Francois OIL
Anglais, avec instructions pour la prepa-
rer ct l'employer. Expedie par la poste
I'm timbre ct votre adresse. Mentionner
ce. journal, w. A. MOVES, 149 Powers
Block. Rochester. n. Y.