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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-05
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX
PAYEEs8.
eJBB5CR on COUNTY kElIJssJRR /
SEQ E&.OpfICI0 SgDtTOH,


I, Geo, RI, Beigs, Comfy Reeorter and ex-
oasstS Cosnty Stslf.or, in and for Rlk0 erun~
ty, state on Nevada, DO hereby give noaGs
that have this day deposited With tF1s
District Attorney in snd for the aforesaid
RIts county, the DeIfnqtqnt Tax EIst, ~ re
qGfsed by ire Iaws in SIch eases made
and pTegt1sd- The Delinquent Elst Tor the
fneaI year, 1880, n thlss wtOxc tsxGs exqeea
800, exciasiye,S poil taxes and pSnaIass,
consists Of the following, 10 Wit
The property assessed u the centTaf Pa
cihe Railroad Company, amounting 10 IT.
SI6, o.. whish the Tax IL I'M 81. cxeFssfve of
penalty and cosss, md that anieys said tHses
and costs are paid 10 me Treasurer - eK-
Oaicfo Tax Receiver wiibia twenty days
fr0m IRE publication, n lbfs notice, aetiOn
will bc commenced by tbe District or
Proaea1tfns Attorney nr the coiieetlars NJ
said t$Ees and epats,
IN satlrnony whereof have IsrctatO ss
ny haad arri ah5xed ray official veal this lsis
tiay Of Sogenabsr, fas9.
GEO ~. REJf4.
zSL I County Reysorder and
T. - tI-Jf1eiJ C,saa.T Auditor
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-05
70 AI whona It 80 concern

Notice is hereby given that I will
not be responsible for nor pay any
debts contracted by Willie johnson,
nor IS anyone but the undersigned
authorized 20 sell Or dispose 81 any
cattle BRAIDED either CT or with a
quarter circle croas or anchor iron, as
have no agents,
MRs. CATHERINE WRsE.
Dated Nov. 70, 1855, Im.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-05

VI. Reinhart has
just received his
Fall and Winter
samples for custom
made clothing. If
you want your
clothes made to or
der, give him d cali
and see as fine a
line OF samples as
has ever been ex-
hibited in EIko.
You can get a suit
of clothes made to
order from $21 90
up. Fit Guaran-
teed.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-05
SpeGisjties,

Following aTe some 0s the desirable
goods just received at RsiaharE's.
Ladies' Dress Patterns; Fine French
RI.BHels; Ladies' JersSys; Ladies'
Shaw!ss Latest styles Ladies' Hair
Ornaments and Hat Pins; Ladies'
md CsIiIdreDfs Cashmere Hose, Mems
and B1ysP Winter Clothing; OS6g-
coesS III all styles; Wall Papers,
CariSStS, etc, Csll and see them,
at REIHHAEcrs.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-05
Undertaking.

Having purchased Of Brown & Hos
kins their interest IN the Undertake
ing business. / am now prepared TO at
tcttd To- all calls in that line. Twill
also attend To the repairing and up
hoLstesing OF Furniture, etc. Shop
ON Commercial street. next door Is
Bx0wa Il HosIeias' old stand
6N5 N. u. PETGRAog.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-05
To the Public.

Mrs, r, 8, Reeves. for ten yeass q
m&ost successful teacher rs the Girls
High School, Ian Francisco, Caglf0Y-
MA, will give instruction 10 sIf the
higher branches Of am EngEish edass-
ton Lessons IN Etoc4SSon. Resi-
denee, north rooTas, 4, ,, PagGnzsn's
building, e.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-05

8. M. Henley has just received q
supply Of nice, fresh cranberries.
Regular meeting Ellto Lodge No.
Is, X. of r., ut Castle Hall tonight
Mrs. George Grant came in yester.
day ON few days visit to Elko
friends and relatives.
J.. o. Brooks has taken charge Of
tho bar ut the Humboldt House.
When in need Of refreshments give
Johnny a call.
After January 1, 1890, tho Ameri.
can Sentinel, for the past four years
published at Oakland, Cal, will be-
removed TO 43 Bond Street., New
York.
TimSssReyiew: Melville T., Wines,
an Elko raised boy, has been ap-
pointed attorney for the Montana
Union Railway Company, vice VIII
Dewitt, resigned.
Following are tho latest quotations
Of the market price of the superior
metals: Silver, 96 cents per ounce;
copper, - cents per pound; quick
silver, SO and 10 cents, and lead, 50 IS
per cwt.
Mss Hattie Taylor and Miss Annie
Ma!chay left Tuesday night for San
F'lnciss1. Mss Taylor returns 10
her home there, and Miss MuIehay
goes TO recsige medical treatment for
partial deafness and will in the mean
time stop with her friend Miss Taylor
At a nesting at the church Tues
day evening it was decided to have a
Christmas tres, and committees will
at once go 10 work TO make it sue
cess. This will be- pleasant news to
tie children, the thought Of which
NIL be q source Of pleasure for many
days,
Attention Is directed 70 the notiee
Of New Years Ball at Dooth, under
the heal OF New To-day, eIeewhere
IN this issus. Harve knows how TO
cater to the amusement Of the public,
snd having attended one Of the Deeth
balls We speak by tho card in pre-
dieting an enjoyable time TO an who
attend the coming festivities.
Reno Gazette Reed was nominal
cd Speaker Of the House on second
ballot Saturday. It seems pity 10
put man mi position to iniuzo the
Pacific C6aat through his ennfty To
slTeraud fgnorancs OF what we have
here TO cntiSle us to consideration,
it seems the peopfe Of the West
hagenot profted by past experience
and need another lesson or two.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-05
Live Ana Les Live

Tf1ess wto desire TO purchase the
bast quality 81 Groceeries and Pro-
Visions are refsrred TO the ab0ve re-
liable house where fair dealing and
courteous treatment IL the rule.
Glassware, TIn@ars, SsonawaEs, Nails
etc. always ia stock.
Ii HCHAsG.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-05
ChYistmas HaIA.
HCHAse

Humbsldt Lodge No. %, g.. O. 70. w.
will give Grand Ball az their Hal
on Chfistnas Ess., 1919. Look out
Tor their adj, which will appear IA
SLsa.4 G.sLllaa IL dl1s .irGa-
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-05
CoTseous treatment guaranteed to- al
customers.

50 Snop On ga'ls"Sd stEset. H~zt asOsb
EzEssss ONES.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-05

The Pressdons Opposes Increased
Coinage.

En-. a.a 1899 -'I 49, ,'-,'''
boino a l.n.thv ana -. -. -'e".'.
Tor onIv q Foo o.trnn4. 6. .s,...'.'1-'
IN important u,h;nc,a ,s t,,in,...
NJ rscomm.,d a $3.50. :,
tariff Law, both In thoir adr,;n;..ra
tive features ODD 81 tha a,,t.I,,I.-.
Unifornity ~ va1,ot;on 80 iii -...
ports Ia essential and the meet .,Tn.
tive measures sfoold t,o takar o., -.
euro Il, The ,rsnarat;on ~ ,.,x
sehedule Of e,,stoms dot;ss ia e. r..
tor Of great dslicaev soms d;.t,rh
ance Of business roav psrba,a ro.,,,t.
from tho consideration ~ th;s srt,i,,c+
by Congress. but this temporarv d;a,
turbaacs will be rsdncsd d, a mini.
mum nv prompt action and the az.
sarapee which the countrv cr;ovs
that any nscsssary changes will be
80 mafle &c not To ironair tho inst
and reasonable protactiou of o1r
horns Industries
After referriue II, tho 1aw of 1874
in references To the coinage Of silver
the fluctuations in the relative vaIps
Of silver and gold since that sftoe and
the use Of silver certificates. the
Prssid6nt SAWS.
"Soms favorable conditions have
contributed To tho maintenance Of
this practical saualfty in tbsir com.
mercial use bstwesn the gold md
silver dollar. but soms Of thsae are
trade conditions that statutory enact
ments do not control. and of the con-
tinnagce OF which We cannot be GER.
tain. / think IL 81 clear that if NO
should make COINAGE Of silver at it's
present ratio free We must expect the
differences in the bullion values Of
gold and silver dollars will he taken
account Of in commercial trans
actions, and + fear the same result
would follow any considerable M
crsass of the present rate Of eo5naoe.
Such result would be- discreditaS!1
TO our financial abandonment and
disastrous TO all business interests.
We should not tread the DANGEROUS
edge Of such a peril, and. indeed,
nothing more harmful could happen
to the silver interests, and safe LEXIS
latfon upon this subject must secure
the equality Of the two coins IN tho
commercial uses, 4 have always been
an advocate Of the use Of silver IN oar
currency. We are large pxoducsrs
Of that metal, and should not dis
credit It. The plan which will be
presented by the Secretary Of the
Treasury for the issuance OF notes
or certificates upon the deposit Of
silver bullion at It's market value I
have been able To give only q hasty
examination, owing to the press Of
other matters, and to the Gset that
it has been so recently formulated.
The details Of such a law require
careful consideration, but the general
plan suggested by him seems tosatis-
fy the purpose TO continue the uas
6,F afIyosy IN. ,,VoS,..o4;rx,, ,,;kL, I,x,s ,,,r
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-12-05

Mrs- z. s. Reeves, teacher 81 Vocal
and Ins.Earoentall Apgic-
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-13

TUCSON LAND OFFICE.
iver-Frt q. ". Smith.
Reg!ste;-A. u. Dul
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-13
DISTRICT COURT.

DISTRICT COURT.
Judge First jrd!cii Dis'r'ct-W. II. 1gracs.
Judge Second jadGiaI D!sirici-Mii a II y.
] orter
judge laird Jaaiclsl Dis;riot-J@mss u.
Wrighs
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-13
NOTICE OF EORFEIiUGE.
GiLESA NINE.

ITO WINFIELD :. SALMON, Ills HEIRS
Il assigns.
Toa are h,reby nofih 4 by the undersigned
tina che has expended the sun Of ~ est -sye
dollars in pe-so ming The p7fiiJu az The an u4l
work 70, til yez. iS3s, which ycH o co-owres
il the t,5lsla HiriaC claim. situate IA be- War
Isa mining district. ccchi-e comfy, : u >pus
Territory. required by lax 70 ezytii1 anna IL
Hpon sail mine. The Wao.s -sa eN9ciGe6 70
ls5 aud improvements . pGa sad claim fer tho
year ISIS pci.g one hua1red Dollar, aud yoT. Awe
fgil-5 {" cDEtiibats your prIgoTi .ol Of s4i1 ex-
perditafe a REQ IT. q ~ s-ctlcs -S2l cf TIC k
S!se sisiEte- 81 tie / MT u S-afc-.
The sam dae iron yua d yal;r said c7-owBcr Tor
Sac s1uu.l s.s-.x upon sad g Una nj. lay ciGifa
for the year l~s Is tventg -ivs doll iG-t . iE-
the ~a1 Tor waiSh yoH a.. ae!I- q.r-.t q. te date
of This notice.
Yo1. your heirs AMI 50 ign, are .cTcly -otifcd
that !; won they sAosls fan r-iaSs TO o..
tribt;e proportion Of the rb -,srGi irc.
TOWN.: nc >etr Ct lgyEgY-d.e pil=rs. within.
ni1csy dtys ~ the pIbi c4.ir q sis D1i.cs g
lest once week :DF ninety days j.. fhi- ncw--
p4p.-, the same being tsr = paper Fg,l-~'ied
f.-sre-r the said ca M, yOrr iJ.Cus ia - ca
will become is property 81 yosr c --cVucr lie
Bn !crs gned. woo has uaRte iis- required ca5i-
fur-. snd who resides At Bi-v-e, =. T.
ADrtef Jangay u. is-a.
ja1ig9ld MARY SOwLE.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-13
NOTICE or FORFEITURE.
BONANZA NINE.
Two WINFIELD 5. SALMON, HIS HEIRS

Two WINFIELD ;. SALhON, HIS HEIRS
L zs-lgu-:
YoG arc tercby notified BY the uGdcrsizre3
volr co-owner III thu Dona9zt mining clam, -
u4te IL the Tombstone miltug district, ia fat
roInty OF Coch.s :. Territory Of Ag.1.ul, iiut b.
has expended the suE1 OF oae hGHi.t. Co llrs in
the performance Of the annual wucE iJr Tie yea,
I,S- r. luired ~ the laws o cpasr- - g D. c.
fbFnci nooD >a'd clam - hcl tn srrlr.
IvI y ave filled 20 conn lbuts y q. ~ portion
o. the e. 1genG!t1rc- :rg -ircd by stCiIO- .5si d
the keSissI otIigter OF she JUi G .,-s'c- tu De
Tiadc I ,oz saiI dam ;o- the year less Tl.sg1i
aae from yen 20 tec III Undersigned. ysn- cc-oSEtI
IT. said claim. e. yong 2.O.ior iCu g. thu mo.ty
expended by him upoa said c sin as ab.ya rel
f..rta, e thir tl4rrc dollars ard fh'Tt y-t:Fts
c-nts, for wslch yoI delinquent Il lie Gate o.
rai- notice
You yO1r hers and as.isLs, arc hereby no. fed
that If yo1 I'll aid i4l or refuse to cOlt.Iru u
proportion Of the above c=9rr ti;urs :. ..A;.
NINETY days afier the pgai.c-roa 81 tbs nu:I see
odce ssek tJr ninety G.y =, y11r i1ier,s. j.. IN
rsid BONANZA rliHe vii become III properly -
your co-cwner. the uuG r-iEaed. whD ;c--,'s a.
the city OF Tom SstOn-- Ccc,.ise cJGliy, \. =.
Dated Jcnlsry j., Is3J.
j.nIseOI WILLIAM HERRING.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-13

UNISED STATES CFFICER3.
United States M4r>hql-w. x. Need.
United staiss Deputy Msrsa2!-ll. d. Cn@tr-
wood
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-13

SUPREME cOCrT.
Chief lstice-JlmJs "A Nrilh H.
Associate Justices w W. Poster, ". L.
Ba-nc-.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-13
PRESCOTT LAND o. FICl

eceIver-n ! Sullivan.
Regisier-E. Burgess.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-13

INTERNAL REVENUE OFFICERS.
Collector, Tues IN ". II. D.istol.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-13
auruoHrzrD AGENTS.

Z. G. DAEE, room IS. Merchant KxrhaDgc, san
Francisco. is our Authorized Agent for Ca-iforais
GEO. p. ROWELL X CO.. 10 Spruce -, New
Ysvk.
w.ATER son, Philadelphia.
All transactions made by the shove named per-
ssrs. will be COMPLIED viii .; the PROS 81 Oh
. ace.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-13
FOR SALE.

The rev spaper plant on
which The Pr0sPec!or was for
merry printed, consisting CT
! Washington hand press
type, aad necessary material
for The printing eff a G-cclumn
Gc!;e; also I Gordon Jobber, I
piow paper cEtteT. three i'm
posing Stones, Rollers. Toids
ETC.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-13

The only awaId cf merit fer trusses,
Londcr. 1887 vas CT piu,ed ~ Srtley
( Co. There were over r'iiy-eiebt
81 mIt ti,ors. II
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-13
DICuI NEcw.r,:ca are tao.c

DTCHI NEcw,T.:rd are tapsc
NULL i who read ;fis aad then
act; they will fEd honorable cE1picygaeni
that will not talc them from ilscir lDr3es
and families. The profits sie iugr md sure
for every industrious person. n.any have
made and are now making sever! hundred
dollars month. II Il cary f5r sny one 20
make :. and upwards per csy. who is viii
ing to work. Either sex yang old: cap
ital not needed: We st~Ft you. Everything
new. 10 special ability required; YOU.
reader. can do u as vel! a. any onc. Write
10 us ut once for full particulars, which we
mail free Address St.ason Il Co, Portland,
Msire. 2,,;iO
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-13

Choice Lrauds Of butter and cb+e Is
At Hoefer's the pioneer grocer. Oh FIRE.
mont and Fifth streets. NJ
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-13

HSUILoH'S CURE will imIao5ia. -ly-r
Crorp. WhoopiHg coayb sH:Id Gfonriiiis.
For sale d; Yoase.I
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-13

Salt pickles. 80 coni@.. "a gallon. at
Wo!cctt's Cash Store.
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-13

THIS PAPER T:'s 5 he IT. on &c =, ca
Advertising bureau no syr7:ce St v''4re syo
Tombstone daily prospector. (Tombstone, Ariz.) 1887-1891, 1889-02-13
CITY OFFICIAL rArEI.
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

TERRITORIAL OFFICERS.
d;oV.rnof-C. ". Zui-cs,
Sec-etar;-James A BayaTG.
I'aitei stzt AttOfn-y-Owel ~ Eocse.
Auiitog-J. J. Hawkins,
Attorney Gen .ro,--l- ii. ktsh.
surveyor t;rneral-Jo.n II. lire.
Treasurer-C. y. 70 tef.
Superintendent Of Pubic instr-e.- on-C. n.
: rsuss.
U-ierat. TO Ccug.ess 4. Sm.ta.
Superintendent OF Territorial Prison John II.
Bchaa.
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BLUEHILL FAIR.


n.., a. - a :.
'h &c cunt OF tue weather Inc I'Ii
- - i"'' ''''i '""'7 ''.I cor ~
ti,of r.asail thrrp ,y4srn lrliia man,
people present AS usual. A. many III
u =,
llt ttNll> OF NtlINlck. bEOhhllli, e.
,l S..,. lt f -
! h""''"t an" NuIrN loon ioi ana eNirr
"a t,fr why not arrart,,a for DureL,.iu,
''''' WY NV "'''io' ''i i"' N"''N''-
grounds as there are two good loca.
=,
, "rsHiH} tFrn-A q f-;rTs, yrs "li, .irih r I
w AHa.td y y n r'ts"h L@aeh ~ PIP EiFth u
ft r. ~. s1.,, - TX = ~ ,1'i
Hauled 5l wi!baI HneIey : yr, od. srth 6 n, II ID
49,. g o.s.s1 a <r. III ,,y,h s - IN -
ss.I. ,,4s A r.rt r.. Id - ! - A., -
~, NJ 49, r. ..t.a.t . ~ ~ !,
NJ t,,,l.st go. Nm tr.1S ~, ~ ..
tsai.t IN. j + s,no'frr, III, III r,S . ; N
h,uL.I -sI. ,nty ls.rs ". t t,ni, : 49, f.,.
T1lrsf'fl II n ,.1-~lrA 4 III. Iii sangei 4st.I
B,y-A~f urra .pT St-,1. -isf .rsr,- I'll, i .,
4,r.. III WIN L4art. 81. a e pstlT. =
L.aeb, 81 Preston Leach
ter 81 -e,igslck
~ on iwo-y,a o!s. Geo. Allen, No. sd
~ james Gray, 81. Franz S;1Scr,
t"n s. sels~ies u. eimeon Ieaeh
HorsFR4 prrH Isl pr'm-. WIN. L+alh, 70. ChAs o.
flt vLe'.-- 1t prem, Franklin WOOD II. ChAs o,
GOD: - Andrew Leach
I.
osz"d' 81 4 G Peter. Jersey. Ii T. Cha>e
EvSH ram b'uvhiil lsi prem, g pars >edswtck
Shecp--Jamss l. Saunjers, 1T prem, South DOVE
Buck
Hares--lst, A y osgood: ID, $. 2 Snowman; "a, :
n Chase suckers, LIST ). X. Chase I'd, A. \. o.good
3D. :. +. snowman
Stallion year olds lst, Young Hancock own
cd by Ivory Grant, Suckspor,.
fIye- ysAr-ohis. lst HartAnd owned BY J. T Have.
n No. BrVukssi!se
Three year ods, 1T, Gen. Harrison, owned by L. L
Candase' East Bluehii!' 20. J. l. SANDER BiuehiI
Two year-ods, volunteer owned by Humphrey :
Dunbar, Blnehl.
ID William Horton a well. matched pair; Sd VIII,
Leach very good pair.
corn; n : smith, very large eucumber- r n GsTi.nJ
r,.a,rlin !, ( MI. - =. =. - 'A'id
s,ss : : ''s,o,t e,tT, iot a, ,,nn,nt in. ~" e..
Is,'a. -,,a,,s -, - petr,. y,rl 80, = i" @
49, H5nlipjsy yeyafahIas mi ss,n.. h IA NJ.
IN ~ s IN ~, tans ~, nn ~. mt
ses'tanIes ti'Tan hardlng seas"ics vese,sbes an
P,py'.i,h1 80 ,ssn. ,Tt reas :, \ n.s ,'
~, .-ns, oIIa: Sss ai'g PsAs' osSood aFs
-. ys,;tr ye,.t.tl., I..s bes, "a - I
suxtnsn 80, I'm hans spi hni... h.,,.x. -.
fAss very nice ba,sy; S s stssst VARIETY .
squash; " Clay, me lot q garden produce.
I n. I'M bv Mf. a sats. "" U. unusually god
mix Ss ny o1 ssan Sp a0 IN RA4e By a
calico quilts, Mr., Lena merrill r,sns sun Mr.. IT. I
pean Dorty; BRAIDED Nts solace Morse kni. russ
Harding afsh.ns. Mrs Ella Herres Nj. Hsstis
Mo fe fancy ase very heaasone mirror s RAM ~
nSd and ssf'u M y Mr. A9sf H g"f HAND
I'm lambrsauin Mr. Ira GIindls hand painted pin
sham, Miss Lotte Morton; eroieheted lace Mrs o.-
lew. farnhan erotch.ted tdy NJ. Lena Merrill I' "
ca 80 picture .ea and nd b
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that build the foundation on which the

| that build the foundation on which the
women OF the Grange have risen TO
their present high position. Not by
soaring with untired wing into the far
blue, but by walking the daily paths Of
! life with feet shod with gladness, and
as one by one new avenues appear new
paths are laid out for her TO tread, she
finds in the Grange enlightenment and
! guidance so that her feet need not
| stumble.
The Grange has poured oil upon the
troubled waters of many neighbor-
hood or district feud. In such cases
| il has proved a benefit to women. for
! close observation teaches, that in most
| snch instances it has been the scomen
that have fel, most keenlv the unpleas-
| aut effects Of these disturbances and
disputes. To them the gathering at
the Grange hall has come like beue-
| diction at the close OF a weary day, and
their fears and veXations have vanished
IA they have beheld these brothers who
had been so hostile 10 each other. Join
hands and voices in good will and
hrotherly Kindness.
The Oranges encourage aud aid
women IN all tde great reforms of the
day, and the greatest reforms are those
that begin right at home in the little
matters Of every day life. The way to
reform this world and make il good
and pure fifty years hence. i, 10 begin
right now, with the children who ate
Ia he the graudfatsers and the grand
mothers of faat time. and hy making
the Jood So attractive and the eril 50
rrpulsive that they viii unhcsitainsly
choose the oBc and avoid the ,fhrr.
HE Grange teaches women how this
NAV he done
And. finally, when the Grange shall
hr he means Of putting the ballot into
N" hands ot the women ~ this laul.
aud SAILING unto them. Use Ibis giil
according to my teachings. and right
viii prevail. the mission OF the Grange
"Il' tie accomplished. and those who
How give a. bat cynical smile. nIll
.opk abroad With wonder aha .ladur-s,
srNinG. ''Beholl mhn, the Grange has
done for women 80
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Nv 'ssss~
On her SEVENTEEN birthday.
"On the Matron'> time-worn mantle
Let the Poets wreath lie laid."
So. with stcadtaet ewes bent forward,
Long ago our Mother said.
In the golden prime OF noonday
She had turned from Pleasure blaze,
Chosen Study for her handmade.
Set her feet in VISIONS ways.
Not for her was worldly glory,
No, for her Ambitions call;
Love she asked. and strength to labor,
And Gods wisdom orowning all.
SO she wrought; and ever, working.
Wove her lofty song between,
Till She woke, one golden morning,
Woke, To find herself queen.
And her subjects all around her,
Not one wreath, but many. bring,
Lay them on the timc-worn mantle.
For a royal offering
Children. ay' and chldren> children,
Rising up to call her blcst,
Like a loving guard OF honor,
Lead and welcome in the rest.
Heres the wreath Of tender friendship,
Wovc by loving bands and true
Here the greeting oi the Old World.
Here the blessing OF the New.
Here the garland. laulcl-twi>tcd.
Which the >tcadta<t soldier lays.
Mindful how through Wars hIA,A shadow
Once she saw Cod glpt, blaze.
Here. with TINY cropping fingers.
~ightlcse little one, have Wrought
Small rsct-me-uot> together
In cham OF loving thought.
mi. 20 Irvine ca,h sister woman
Brings d Bud, witt reverence due.
Pure ara sweet ii. fragrance rl>c>.
lIcarts-ca~c aii, no ,p'iE Of rue.
Takc them Mother F,5cn1. and Leader
ltAc tAc>, ilaWtt- vs. bring to-day
\ot Itat uf thtm -hai perish
iair ar4 sweet 'nc, honm i'- ayc
Wth :tct h,au', hr- III: 5a-HI VOID,
irar nat auct; HAT llne ,t1 hrin-.
r.. The "or.. the touch oi w:.trr
In tour heart, ihe ,hangcie>> spring
l4tRAF Ri,lARn~. NM - 1851
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About two years ago, after suffering
for nearly two years from rheumatic
CONT, being able to walk only with great
discomfort, and having tried various
remedies, including mineral waters.
without relief. I saw hy an advertise
ment in a Chicago paper that man hal
been relieved If Tins distressing com
plant, after long suffering. 10y taking
Ayers Sarsaparllla | then decided Ia
make trial 81 this medicine and took
it regularly for eight months. | am
pleased to say that it effected com
plete cure. and that have since had no
return Of the disease
Mrs. l.. A. Stark, Nashua. y. II,
writes: Zone year ago | was taken i'll
with rheumatism. being confined to my
house six months. | came ont 81 I'll"
sickness very mach dtbliitat"d. " ith ~
appetite. and my system disor1rred IN
every way. | commenced 10 use Aver
Sarsaparilla and began TO improve at
once. gaining in strength and soon re-
covering my usual health. ! cannot say
too much in praise Of this wcll-known
medicine
have taken a great deal OF medi-
cine, but nothing has done me :"
much good as Ayers Sarsaparilla.
felt its beneficial effects before | had
quite finished one bottle. and can
freely testify that 1t is the best blooi-
medicine know OIL. W. Ward, Sr..
Woodland Texas
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MRS. JULIA HARD HOWE.

Among the poems called out by Mrs.
Julia Ward Ilowe's birthday was the fol-
lowing by Mrs. Howe's daughter, Mrs.
| ,ura + Richards
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1889-10-24

Fresh cnniirrua-
tion Of this state
mcnt comes 10
hand daily. Even
such deep seated
and stubborn com
plants As Rleu-
natism. Rhenina-
tic Govt, aud the
like. are thorough
~ era,iicated by
theuse ofthiS won
derful Alternative.
Mrs. K. Irving
Dodge, 40 West
l2jth street. New
York, ceriifles