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cH,,oRE. or The FAR.a.
Hou TO Make Ih-n C-sisaG~d nEtI ThsiI
LIT In IIf-

Ao
L.; In lf--
As the ehiIdnea grow. share the ~
s~pOusibiIiiie< a. well aS tk- lahor @:
the place with then Give each oao
~Cneihins OF the eUrarac1 product for
which to b. responsible. AID thus early
trzcz al 10 feel ;hai every = H=s
aai!es- OF the performance OF sh!ch
other Psup!c axe G@pe2ds-t- Give 10
n the CaN-cn= TO zoo;aer The yard:
to another the potatoes t;c- il ! yell
10 give each enc : Ta'ca o! lAod 70 do
zith - hs ~ she p'eas%: but give
each = some care in the common
stocz - Usil. increasing thu share
and responsibility - EIres for il var
rzutS- lie EatcAiul yourself. but let
it Glway> be in = spirii OF genuine in
trre>t rot from lack OF confidence. Be
ready with advice Ehea asked for or
absolutely needed: bat il the latter
case rvn mb-r tina: experience Is i
pretty thorough teacher.
II your boys c thai: you are willing
- COZ der the aGTice OF others and
read that give in some good agricult-
ural paper they will feel the freer 10
CONE ~ you while you will be the bet
ter able n assist them.
II y"u ~ influence i ncighbOr TO let
out a portion Of MS farm among his
boys 20 much the better for your own.
= friendly competition viii De pretty
sUre 10 follow
Nor are the girls 10 tie forgotten in
these plans Give them something
aside from the usual household druG.-
cry 20 tina; they may also look for
some reiuEns bes ies the return OF
their tasks
U=s yo-- leisure hours in keeping
Il? with the times Doa't give your
children a chance 70 feel that TO be.
coLn: a farmer means TO retire from AL
the outer world. Youth paints all
walks O! lie in brilliant cO,o.s and
lo=es interest fr,t in n : which seem:
d!v=-giag farlhes! from the rest
D0a'i always tall; OF the wo=E on Q
farm n=TeF bang finished. This >ay.
ing : no t.uer o. the farmer than o.
the m man everywhere whose work
Is Only finished With his lie. Ayo.C
unnecessary shadows in the farm pic,
iurc. but don't wholly cyade compar!
soas with other occupations II other:
bring them up. IS any child nigh; sup
P"se that in that case. you thought
farming would appear TO disadvantage
Encourage originality and let yOul
children see that Is yet the room tol
advance Is liniilc-s. Thus by alway.
keeping them employed with bushes,
OF their own. you tan tide them ove.
the most :ickle portion OF their lives,
at the same time teaching them self
contEo! a. we'll as sclf-rcliance and
making themselves into true men anL
wOnen Then those whom Nature
meant for farmers will be true TO he.
decree. and il ! only those we wish "a
~ keep: vbi.e those who have som,
other mission 10 fulfill. experience ma,
proved. will the more readily find ihci!
true calling and be the better fitted for
il ~ the broad ard generous nntur.l
education every Intelligent and Oh
servant farmer must acquirc.-W'ilder
GraAaGe, in Rural New Yorker.
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s.I:.x .u PEN. .a,.

The CO aHi.$ioa-r Of Psasions. siil
the AFpsosaI Of ,h- S=:f-stry OF tie IN
~tsiior. k..is-..i iL= ij,ouT7y=
"PG.zaD: "a tbs .<t Q! C q T-s< np
rrorei Msrra I. ls9. at.srr-r4 rtr-
.ian e-Etid=.fe OF . eau.Sr
o.iSa.I. is=es<. r-s.Jg-;i =. srear-
or cther-i-, .a.I II s.T- b--H i-sa-I q.
;hi. bIrzsa, .uI ;k- b-a-s5>rI nsa-
ii .nel - RIM Is foIai t, hlT= ii-i
b<IOr- tie nJas4- dzs o.
said o=rtia-.;- ia tie d.t= q sEii pei
ficHers d-~it Ill b. iaii 20 ;A- saDs
o. sa=E pen iJa-r- n tsers b. T.
no .. ~ "a .sii Nro~zat ~tI b. pa:
70 TIE cal, o: ~l.It ~ eitrea o. 49,
iee.a~d PeSia 80. II :h-ie % q irb-r
u.is hSr sansr el8ll--r- ik-n The
A1oaE. Ia rSi deceased p<u-gs-,
sill. IN tb= dS=st4pn Of tie SrrrtG!
Of th. Int-n9r.I= PIii 10 th- .,-utO,
or s,-!EiI-.to- Of Ii, .,;zt~. Moo
esIi:sa. a. e7st-spl.,eI b! Az. Az
ARE ziosr. r~eoSaE--i -. ..e5 hE iEe
LE- Of t.. LS-slify L Ehi-h he 2 nE9a
e. lied
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FROM TGansALy'. g=sJ Gar tie -
Clip the s-Eg-ns
very -rsy4. cyAi.i"r oecaFr-i Thu
u1Eaiaz - .Lgzi l ~ between f-visb
t4ias Sss sui 70 At L.Ggbtoufe
Spring / 4i-. vet q Reno. 81 .hI=r
Harry TIl--t. ! Esro Ss5.'d 10y. SUI
J Il I~y-saasT. arr=Gz, ao.t tLe.r
IirrS
Is.laE tbs, IL. trims IN q7..ina
noe: At Lsug: Iuu'- sS.;-h. and "a =
sEHFp carve Ia the road the l~, c4rae
tz-tLsr. badly ~r-ekias liz epzi=>- 4,
AL 573. b-.ad-. e.supl-ry .rerfing
:-eire az fozr'sa car. sol .~sca.Eiu-
hre or SIX 20 kiaiI!us sd
K5xns-r Jack tEiei-r Of enziu.
81. PuLi2E train No. 9. "a Ia IIy hurt
sbrGt tie bad -u..r P-rkiDg o.
tN- - jGur@i fl sL.n lie -4r ll4, a
collisions eDHiJ not - E.oiist -Gsi-
Ike Cross L-.l brakeman on NJ ..
IA. ihm.E T:0I niIy to the groaud. bet
e-cspel vii = Lrai>-I h:p
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My MnAIr.

We are it, receipt of i Uoyk ct 40
pige- te'riuc tie Lhove title, iy II. e.
SaSyer. 81 D., ruL!i.Led Iy TIE Buu-
croft Comp NY. Of San FTaicIscO. The
work contains practical Information
cUncrTniug nrTV"us i1npairm.n; Ia mod.
era lie, It's causes. phases and lie L'dies.
With n'lri e III the h: gi-ne Of the MIR
yOnS constitution, ns Will ~ valuable
suggestions as to the best means Of
avoiding the many suffsrirgs incident to
nervous diseases. 4 fund Of yaiuail.
information. in condemns. 4 form. is pre-
sentel to tue render, nal I'll who give
i n careful pcrn'al may he greatly tenc.
flied thereby.
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Mean Trick.

The ether d-r y man came int liz.
Denp.-y's .rd oaeiei to sell h.a sonir
trout.
Nov there il a front" sad th.
nan, ";h4t seghs =: !,t-; three
lonrds."
"Jf.n. you're crazy" s.iI Tim- III
d. ~ weigh two"
..ru-ss lake trout at this .-asoo are
Lsity." aaid The man. .rhcy'r= terri
Die 6rm and sGIII."
"Bet you ten dollars 1t don't Weigh
Two pounds"
The man hesitntrd q moment snl
the laid down $40.
''Gu-,s we'll g. the whole pi'es"
said Tin. covering tie metal.
The proposition vas acc- pied and the
hsh taken ~ Gorge H.rk's to lie
weighed.
II weighed thre. p0unds aud a qu,r-
ter. and Tim handed over the It .Ees.
took the h-h and ,AiI he uOH!d get
even by eating {. lie t'Ok tue hsh
home AID orde;ed il cooked for diuner.
aud when he got back ~ tie saloon.
Jack Furlnng came III aud asked hin
il he had ever read M ark TrGiu's
Jumping Frog Of riav-raE."
lin had not. aui so Jack handed
him the story. when Tin finished be
diln't laugh 81 all. hut siaiHei dnxn
the book with Il r~atilipg oath aud
started hoEIe. Tie first thing lie did
W.. 70 ask bis wife if that fish Lad
bseu dressed.
Eyes Indeed. and isn't IL against tho
l'u to shoot fish? (lip groaned)
For don't you know. that E,k lad over
o pound Of bird shot inside Of it. Yon
ought TO tell 3ir. Mills. the Fi.! Com
missioner, LA. people are sboot--."
Tim SiupIy shot out Of the house Gud
offered to give Jack Fur!ong Sl0 il ko
would tell him Who put him mp TO loan
him thst story 81 Marx Twain's.
It look, rs II Tim Sas The q 81 uIan
Who read That .t"ry auI didu'. laugh at
it.-(Car5oL Appeal
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A WATER
The Wonferfu! and Mysterious GIn of nm
EngiiS!Iman Named MuIlcu..

The Wonderful and Mysterious Gan of m
EuEiishman Named NuIlcn..
lie has b"cn employed here several
times to fiEd water. after much ex-
I<nsc had been incurred ". tn cngin-
GERS and others. and has always been
successful. although al first most Of us
doubted his powers. ] have tested
him in every possible way, and he has
never failed. No one hcrcabOuts
doubts his powers. The vicar was
perhaps the most incredulou=, uu:il he
had tested the man Thoroughly, what
convinced him most being that when
Mullens was asked 10 find water in his
flower garden he Sc: u accurately
In" running sewer from his house for
n long disrdnCo-nOt a trace of which
was discernib.e above ground. and
which no n knew hut the vicar. lie
did other work OF the same kind ut the
mansion here. finding an old disuscd
sewer. the existence OF which was sus-
pcctcd. but although searched for
could not be found.
Hc has been employed. / believe. on
simtiar duties By the London authori-
ties. He discovered our water mains
and branches here wherever he crossed
them in the course of his journeys,
greatly TO the surprise OF an engineer
from Sheffield who constructed u
reservoirs, and who followed John
''afar OF for several days. The same
engineer afterTard confessed to the
writer that he wa puzzled; but he nd
United the mans powers. Mullcns
used the hazel and thorn ''twig'' only.
No member OF his family has tho ''pift;''
hence every thing has to be done by
himself. He asks no assistance
save n ''twig." cat close by. and n lad
to follow behind and put "A pcg in
where he mnkos u mark with his hool.
He charges his fare aud u modest fec.
and Is willing 10 submit to my reason
able test. He does not profess To OK.
plain his power. knows little or moth.
ing about science and Is rather Hitter.
ate. Not a few large brcwcrics and
manufacturers owe their winter supply
10 him. lie does not profess TO find
stUI watcr; IL must he running. In
the casc Of tho water mains here tho
"t"ig' turned up above the pine in
the field. woods and highways. where
no sign OF the ground having been dis.
turbcd appeared. tho pipes having
been long down. and no one knowing
any thing about their whereabouts hui
the waterman. who depends on the
map when he looks.
Mulicns says n 'twig'' from n vari.
ely III trees will do. but the hawthorn
and hazel nrc tho most n~ciiyc; and tho
why the point whirls around In Il mo.
ment above water Is marvellous. Tho
"twig' Is Y.shnpcd; and the man,
holding a leg firmly in cnch hand and
the point downward, steps slowly for.
ward, STOPPING. On one occasion |
hold n end OF tho "twig." whore a
projected through his hand. tho vicar
holding the other end. both firmly,
Mullens simply holding IL. but with
out tho power TO move IL up or down.
yet IL whirlcd round as before, cxcopt
whore we held II, and c~onscducntIy
twisted the bark into wrinkles by Tho
force IL exercised. -Chambcrs' Jour.
nal.
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short !crn.

Short grass will lie the general com
plain; ia lhe northern ihLge country
tlIis Snmnie. unless The Spring months
give uH more than tho usual supply OF
moisture. We nred b til snow aud rain
from the Arkansas river north 10 the
Bdti.h line rmdr ,ho present condi-
lions II will no TO. vie 10 bring ~ too
innny new attic fiom to south. There
vii be room for some, bu: ~ drouthy
Summer follraing our unhrnrd 4 Dig
aud open Whit 4 Will { uder IL Iecrssn-
~ for chitl u hrve n wide range and
be ibinly scnt'eiol thereon - Clloy.
emo Stock Journal.
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n.s4sr. .r.w,a. n,.r......

ArFa.h,e u.a ia fra odah,a,.
.ha aIn,eiri w-ns-aI. krzN A-i
SAiarlAI- A.aa. 10 have .-aD-i RAT
ib- boz S-r--haBsir-i- Of .tyn AZ
hRi IL tie ttsk-ts ssi t-H-h on ,h-
Davy sir-E;a "a i.st rzrtv-hsr.
eol1in j oz4 PaHts barn 81 ~.
brd,ss or tie SA@E Fs nsI ua IL
n5shi e A.Hl 81. a; srsH-r, :, iaS; no
tE.iss eu set IrtJ Dl-aa-rA oa tie
Pa. He H-s tai Tao L~a-. su-kE
tl-E a. har. he die, tl-F
have stk;i %; az shs'-r-r co-:- z o
Die L5ani IHT OsizIr,ua AZ srrs,ins
ih-r. dsIiy fro -! oEs tie Uuias. aisI
81 i;-sEsai Iuzs sisa Thr p-a.-
ps :5n~ s:IirtI fran Mod s-d C~=AE-
ca c2zE:i-s All -ap~I iz.t S.s: 81
81. ;"si to s.-.i prop. ;i.. 10 uoEs
TO OEI.Eo.Ea.
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= Birth on the siy.

4 woman On L-r Ssy from Colorado
t. California wa A"-u--r ola train
No. = ta's mUrLi;g. Ir,d Brn."n Con-
drctor. After having Wells The WOMAN
Ess suddenly tAI-u il and pG, ~ he'd.
rul hv!1rs reaching This pI~e she xss
tielirerri IS - hu- boy .E!ra .Le imm.-
d~:a;r!y u-nrti Fred I;euN.n" ia lCuCr
Of thu grri'eu,n.y cyHd ~Lo r nd
cred "rrry ss-!-'sHre IN his power. aud
Demonstrated hat IL is e,er ready -
a~IuiGi.tgr TO I'll. c-:nior; Of NJ. p.s,.n-
gers. Although Fred w"U!i ut have
it uuGerstood tia; he IS the supeuE-
,cnd-rt DO LyinE-in Hospital. L- DE-.
si-rs u. to hnGoEn that he Is EIst
cas- GreoysA,ur in Nil csse. vbe 9 such
ser'I:e i req7iiel on UOsrd the train Of
U.Ich u. La> ch1Tgc.
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4 Fable without II HoruI

A Secretary Of STATE said TO q LeIict-
gnpher:
"Now ihn am is power y. shall
have n more vigorous foreign policy.
for I AN n fl ,htct."
"What wa your RINK in the civil
wnI;" asked the photographer.
"I-f-vusn piunuei Knight" WIS
tic h'siihtigg rclly. ''nnt I favored q
vigorous pios' cuiinn Of the war"
Thou tho LrxitCgrhi Der took out his
not" book aud wrote:
"fIGn EH. n. A person who H. t.
cnt"s other persons TO fight. E.
n%uIiner.
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ONO itepub,icon..

Presidsn, Harrison has held out for a
month, but his day has cVinp. Tho
ohio Republicans are ia fnll cry ut his
heels. II. threw them Murat iiai,iead
10 tbo Wild bopo Of securing u respite,
lint HslstsAd iurnei ont 10 10 stated,
aud tho Ohio pack is aftrr tbs Presi-
dent harder thm evsr. Already th,rs
arc mutteriDy. that II the Offices are not
portionsd out faster the atty In Ohio
will suffer ~ ihr Fall elections. OHIO
has been a loyal Republican Sia,c
hitherto. because u any Republican
ylter bappsrsi 10 lie overlooked III the
diatribn'ioh Of Offices bis brother va.
prte 70 be provided for. Bnt nov that
MT e'sn Catiuei position hn- iodcel
10 The wesiern Reserve. tho people ntc
beginning 10 ask Whit u profits thsm 1,
10 H%spubiicans. FIamihtr.
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The UannnmnkcT. Ira Society,

So far along the wGuaanakers p'om-
Use to be tine soci t. peorl. o the Csb.-
net. Mr.. Tbo:aas Waunarnak-r. who
il n daughter OF tie Hon. John WrI.L.
tx Mini Ger TO Eng and. is F--,ifing
OVER tie POstgs.isr Generals L~uEe
for tie present. Her mother, Mrs.
Wei Il. is ~ith her, and II VII re-
main until late III the SYriug.
TIE young Mrs. W~.unamaker 10 mn
extremely pretty ~omau-biorde, sIen.
der md graceful. She has All easy and
graceful manD.r. an hn. charmed
Q cry one ~ho has csIIeI upon her, .ud
There IL "a nuI,er.,l Il,asn- c ii, learning
tha: she wall spend gTea; del Of time
here with hqr fnt.e r ~in.iaa. The
WAnrnrnaksrs are settle snc ut home
ia their house, nLd are the ouly ones Of
tie C'bin't who are rniJ for their
socinl campaign.-tst. Louis GlDo-.
Democrat.
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An Uncon .tItutionnI Act.

Snme doubt is expressed by members
OF the Jnr Of the State II. {, the enusii-
tu,iOnSIitr Of the action OF the GDv,r.
nor in appointing - Judge Of tho Dis
trict Count. Tho Constitution Of ih.
State 70 ads rs follows: "Ihe Lrgis!a
;nte my, however. provide 10y law icr
nh alteration .! tue boundaries or diyi,.
ions III districts LSrein prescribed. aud
nlsp for incie ,sing or hiuin'shins the
number {, I jnhciui districts aud Judges
therein. But nc siIumgo shall take cf.
fec. excerpt in cas-. OF u vacancy. or The
expiration Of tile tenn 81 all Incumbent
OF thc Office" There w,s no ncaucy
81 tho tine Of the appointment OF Juipc
Weiis tu the di.trc; bench. aud lawyers
mrs convinced that tie first conviction
under hin will result IN nn appeal tu
the Sapreme Court. aud Judge Wells
and the conviction undsr him will be
knocked ont Virginia Chronicle.
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q W.iFnInS.

A f=E days since = snail did vas
killed al L no b. = 'r,'a mu ;l- s <
L L. 4 Lat rs-E go Citizen E-re
run over ~ the G.sry IT. R.iIrpsi IN
San Fr.nci-cn. one r1s EiiIei a.li ,he
oth-r .~erioI.ly iujTr-d. ], i high time
that the PARENTS Of siaall cuiiirsI iass
zone means 10 prereni these lii;l- Eel
lows from running sLO1t the train.
thereby running the max y: Icing kiII-i
ontrigE. or crippled Tor life. Their are
some SmaIl boy in EIko who are PER.
Ia tt-I tn run r; laTc . ari ~h" u.=k d
pr.'tire Of jumping on aud OF passing
trains TO tie Z Eat danger of lie or
limb. OIIy last SATURDAY evening
soue of these kii-, ~En sEouli haze
b-ea at houe. we're foil rEing tai4 cg--
,om, sni soa-iim- II is % t. hk-iy
TINT their Parents EilI bs moGruiu. IL.
loss ni n child and ~JsuoHn-iug tue rail
road OF ;ihls for grD7s cartles.n-S,
Look on; for your chIslr~u asI zee tia,
tLey do rot r1n iui1 d.us.r.
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GantIcmnnIY UsnRrs.

A Cincinnati mi slipped up behind
his vile yesterday aud slpt her ~ the
bncs. That's the mem. sunderland.
suchking wy with Cincinnati men.
They should take n lesson ia affairs Of
this kind fon Chicago Gentlemen .
"hehevor ouo Of our citizens fndq IL
necessary 10 shoot his vie or sweet
heart he ON" forward like n man,
fnces her. mud shoots. Int Cincinnati
is u back GOODS to.n aud cant be ex.
pected 10 kuo" much about gentleman
~ usages. Chicase Mail.
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hundny t'ishIngs.

Tho Carson Ape ! complain thn, It's
efforts to put down Sundsy fishing has
come Ia nnusht. II says:
Inst Sunday oar local. xho wnR over
a, Lake wnShoc fishing. makes the fol
lowing report. II. found the shore Of
the lake liucd with angles. ond y care.
ful poll 81 the crowd resnltcd ma foI.
low: Episcopalinns, a: Pfes,ytrtiaus,
20; M~ethodiats. 1G; BnptiStI, IL; Caiho
lics, 10; Men Of no religious belief, @.
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Examining surveys.

Surveyor General Irish arrived from
the west yesterday on bis why 10 the
northeastern pat Of ll" county to exam.
tue surveys alleged 10 have been made
snios yenta rRo. but ~ which the land
olaimunt' report they can find no trace.
ian"rnI Irish hns been ordered by the
Grnrfni Land Once al Washington TO
mako pet-onal examination Of the
ground Il Silver State.
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Settlers IsIshtA.

I came TO Nevada 10 1879 and seit'si
on n little Tai CHI up in the mountains
where the people told me l wonll slarvo
my family - death i'll TIED to farm,
for il froste eve y night in tbs year
and l cou!i rsise nothing. The land
At this time ~as uIsnr'eyrd aud, as |
supposed. bel nged t. to tho Govern
meut whose fla5 I defended as n soldier
In tbr Union army from 1861 10 1865.
] supposed I would have the privilege
of demonstrating or pre.emptiug MY
little home. but after the survey I find I
nm on VIVA. IL ca;lsI R,ilfoal Land.
] have live upon aud cultivated the
ltnd for eight years. hare offered to
bnJ the lird from ths Company bat
they woniI not sell 10 me. Nov 1
understand they have leased NY Land
to = certain party, resident 81 RuLy
Valley. and I suppose al a'temp. viii
be made n deprive me uf my home. but
IL can't be lone by no one mai power:
aud TO ave tbs parties leasing tho lanJ
any lroubIa I w0aIi dyise them no, 10
try 10 dispOsaess iUe Of my home. They
had better !lt ahai job oat 10 .hr shst
IN. ] am an American bon and law
abiding citizen. but I think tho Law re-
q,irss Of me TO provide for aud protect
my wife and children; and BY the
Eternal" in tlc Language Of tbs i'm.
mortal Jackson, I propose 10 do il.
WIcRLtYy LEMON.
Secret Valley. April G, 1889.
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= L,rrL. .,sS,..cAsT-

LIS pot>i vits dep rsrrttha. Pref
d.at Harri-oa f=ii.i to isd,e.isa h,aa-
CT Poli~J in hi- h;e issHSar,i adIr-s
v1iie be taxed On pretty mses sr-ry
ets<r paidie topic be s1s strangely
sSest on the ,h,-r qa>stOa Al nsn
OF oriirIry d-iscernn.Et realize that the
,iirsr probteaa rs r.s grra.s., .hirh coz
froE.a "a. I~opIa o. tsi. eoattT in Tie
r4eseat s-snsr.tisn- t.sth nre o'es-
shaiosisz i..se od ib- dLy. Upon tb-
fair treatment Of Slrer derenas hSo'i
vholiy tie futzrs PROPERTY 81 thi~
e91ptr1- A construction Of III. I'izne
of TIE peoples DoD.y esaDct Be hnse-
toisrat-i Il il SAGE To tsiDg P.u'e And
ruin Hpi hlarz.I eaps- II Prssiisnt
Harrison /. " De sin ~rrpufdy sI-
lead . n.Ipisx hAsi 4, silver ShVaio
g fii; % d. so his a5ainistf-tion al
as szre , Prove = di.ral fEIlHre- TIE
( II ard eoaple;s restoration OF shre,
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Lyon County iimes.-PTtparatiGns
ar 4.E-aly being made 10 have the
L uO State Fair prove more attractive
InI- seasau than ever before. The up
proprintIou of SI5, 600 by lie 81 tie siii
square up all indebtedness. and w"shoe
cogE'y proposes to Issue bond the
amount Of $1,000 to help the institu-
/ on uiOuS.
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A,,.:-FGu Thu, the leading Chinese
druggi-: OF Ssx Y.Ik, j. sUed hy q ne
gre-- ior brrnc4 y: promise. Fm rays
II J. blscsuaiI Oh toe past VI tue back
ell! lie aLO wtui- his I'm.
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GEiy a CvTuEl.l TO k,tUIe ,ie VtLsG:
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have y lot Ihs cr.t,ri:" As lie wei;
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PaIneF Appointed.

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STOCK BRANDS.

RANGE: North Fork of the Humboldt aud Mountain City. Eko county. Ne
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HELP THE BOYS.
The State Board of Trade Can Supply
Fruit Pickers in Plenty


The State Board of Trade Can Supply
Fruit Pickers in Plenty.
John Q. Brown, General Manager, and ].
NJ. Davies, Secretary of the California State
Board of Trade, have addressed the follow
ing letter to the officers and members of
affiliated organizations
" Greeting Now that the fruits of the
the orchard and farm are to be gathered, we
beg your attention to the necessity of EN-.
ploying our boys and girls in preference to
alien labor. The register which we have
opened shows that we have large number
of applicants. Clean, well-behaved bows
and grown-up men, between the ages of Is
AID 40. They faithfully promise good work.
Now is your opportunity to introduce the
kind of labor that will in the near future
become participants with you in the growth
and development of your county. Please
canvass this matter thoroughly. We pro-
mise you our hearty cooperation.
In case you desire oveTseers and cooks
to look after and wait on the boys, we can
readily make the arrangement