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Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
0ooe Ini9tteIier for fine
Sfnocrenoc, oct er, boao
Valdez Business College

TAN roic ftg al,
% poniielist ifal bet pare for npaet
College at Opoiie lisnsnbe 8eiultater
aIIerebe bet fsrite Gor. @ruubsn BERTH
er ben, at Valdez Business College
Gscsrab, SOpl, bar ct pelfortient Rp
bos Sorrstninssmanb baabe Der os
fiernt berfra; mon psb nemlis, at bet er
ct al be met sruuoise, NET tomplette %
met prattife Colleges / 8eitsn.
Ser er en- 5orteauelie ODER be g(eper,
Tom bar facet Stilinser paa @tuub Of
fine peb galper college srbperueoe q uuo,
ffob.r, os bette er | Sanbbeb ben iisrfte
anbsfalins, ssune Sore. anitalt fan
snife fig.
ID Grazier, book. keeper and mana
ger of Burr Oak Creamery; Ed Ra-
maker, book-keeper and manager of
store at York, MINI ; E. G. Hellick-
son, book keeper aud manager of ele-
vator at Caledonia, Mimi !; Kate l.
Hill, stenographer in real estate of
fee, Forest City; Addie Cadwallader,
book-keeper AMI saleslady in a store
in Dakota; Hattie johnson, book.
keeper in Menomonie, Wis. Julia
Olson, book-keeper for Wilbur Lum-
Der Co DEBORAH; Carrie A. Welton,
book-keeper and stenographer, for
DEBORAH Windmill Co ; Benja Hicks,
book-keeper for b G. Hicks, Farming
Machinery and Implements; Ralph
Ramaker, book-keeper and manager
of store at Greenleafton, Mimi /; Carl
Caldwell, stenographer, Chicago;
Frank McMasters, book keeper for
Davenport & Co, Sioux Falls, South
Dakota; Emily Bernatz, book-keeper
for Ice Cave Mills, DEBORAH; joint.
Toye, book-keeper and drug clerk,
Boston, Mass /; Mary Murphy, Asst
Teacher, Valdez Business College;
G. l. Butler, book-keeper and clerk,
Spokane Falls, Washington; Richard
Wood, clerk general store, Cresco;
Joseph Connolly, drug clerk, Cresco;
Horace A Lucken, Co. Treasurer's
Office, Crookston, MINI /; Allie Bur
dick, book keeper Citizens Bank,
DEBORAH; Bessie Olson, saleslady at
liver Larsen's; F. T. Herald, Supt. of
P~enmanship Fremont Schools, Neb.;
John <, Wherry, Teacher of PEN
manship Usage Seminary; John Ha-
gen, late proprietor Fargo School of
Penmanship; L. M, Larsen, teacher
of Penmanship Canton College and
bank clerk; b /. Butler, late Teacher
of Penmanship at Usage; Allie Wat
son, stenographer in a bank at En-
metsburgh
Com Staoerenbe reo Valdez Business
College fan ma inbtraoe naariombelft
Deb al beHpenbe fs til 8eapreren, Bruf.
Balter | DEBORAH. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
Til HjGnIeiSPIdG

Soct pt aicr oprGrfiom poo
tieIiscre Ioiitisr ON ppre Soft,
90 Snlcsrfur Il Ill Sfdnotuo,
pirn, bar pt nu ben Sornpirlis at
funne meoocle, at ST.. MIfres
% ortcnien, Chef for Sirmast n.
" ortcnisn Il Co., CT paa Stibaae.
retien fra europa, buor han ho,
oeitaset en- &onferenie amaaaeu,
DC biaise Ystier for pot @rfurIo.
ner.
9t bar iffe for Sane at SfruSe.
men Den rsif,noe 1lmenbeo bar
G~rfarina Tor, at, naar Oct ajGlo.r
biaiae Yriier, itaar pt I Spioien.
Wan tda tffc atens ie paa btaio
Yris, men ogiaa paa en- burtia oo
bsfuem Heiis, 90 / oenne Srniceu,
Dc ftaar pt aanSfc aIcnc, oa pt er b.
ensfe. iom bar bai 1t noaen pirfelio
ifanoinapiifc 6rfmrfoner
Ssnne Sof or Oct lpffs oes at fire
Of here nDe 9cfpem meIiabcocr for
bore Yasfasercr iaapel paa SAB
Som Sauo. Se forte. burtto tie,
sIeaantcif tic 90 prGstiaite 5ampfE.
be or naIate Tor pore G%rfnrIoucr.
Saars Reife mensm 4mcrtfa
90 europa; pt bar ocsnoen TOM
iaopanlis Grfmriioncr meo sbtua.
20 ia: sinien for Dem, Som cnaer
en- oireftc Rctie. Nne pore Grtur.
fioner ffanoicr pcS Viaaaraialoet.
Gcnpeno Goer til nGrmeIte
Iecnt, iom fan beuiie, at ban bar
slsentur ira os, eaer ffrtp oireftt
til
A. MOrtensen n Co.,
8eneralsN9enter,
140 q. RinSie Ctr, Sbtea9o, 81,
6l62
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23

Wtr. Glaston Yalmer fra glsaiant
&icse, Ohio, bar | uuer 25 aar plaset
al Piles. San flyer: LEG bar faaet
mere 9inorins al Chamberlain Eye
and Skin Ointment eno Of nOset anoet
NiOoel, ies bar brust, os ies bar brust
mango Slass. Seq er bra isien, unbs
tasen Rlsen; Os ies trOr, at iss msb
2ioen pil bliue fulotenbis frif isisn
Deb at BRUCE bette Ointment. Seq er
oiQis til uaariombelt at aFasse 8ibs
nesbprb ON bets Sortrinlisbeb."
lOftOberl.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23

Smerterne peb ct Yranbiaar lin
bres naften siebtitfelia ueb 8rusen al
Chamberlains Pain Balm, b~esforuben
sjensiper bet burtis be beifaoisebe Dele
berss iunbe Tilitanb os furerer benz |
~fortere lib enb rtose, anbsn Mebicirt.
Suis 8ranbiaaret life er mere enb al
m~inbelist aluorlist, oil Der lille blips
noset Gr efter. 9et er osiaa uunooers
list for Srofblesner. (Oftober).
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
81 onjfer Nacntcr

for Zen rpe noliie 5amie. Slleo Brb'l, aomIs
os rpe Seftomenre fulot9ubiat, patre Slu
i%iruiionPr. eleaont iuobunoen o. beriast neb
special features Of flor SSntereeie for Vile,
Der hoIoer iIg III ben hslrae Stuft Setts
er ben sleauutefte uorffe 5antltebtIs bbtbsl
enonu braat I Soabduoelen. Ssg en- Naen'
fur % bespno itrcr at tnge Srnr NIbe'
rnle %tl'nur for Nuenter. COMMERCIAL
PUBLISHING co, so Searbom Str,
@brcugo. 81.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
9ecorah % Smegn.
Ten 22os Eitobsr, 1850
En Sfatte. neIianinR

paa $500 par pontrr't 8tt De
corob for at fda en- 8auepsriss 9eonirs
rp til 2utbsr College. Gstie bler
Gnssoss mohemt. Rr. 8. s. Nnt'b
iatts ia ta / ep,bIen for OF iamIe ben
furrrere Gum psb iripi[lis Susfrip
ton, re poo srefe Gus fl bon i~slSsnbs
8ibrno:
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
$1,000,

SSd.UU,
men ba ni life oil isre noseu bag 9Dlet, oil
ri iilfeie, OF ri lite fan iRlae fra ct. Baul
for oeS Yris, heller life fan ri iRl-e for
$500, nteu iaa bar Ri taIfaIo ben Srpft, at
heller lite uossu aubsn fan. Ytau moo nem'
Zig bape Ser~nbanebiqst, og 'tIsut ri life oil
roaoe no9er til at retie iom Gentleman /
BuIman Suueuosn ps taIte fine Heuse bort
til inssn Nptte, iua peO ri bog, at Ro9et mao
bet Tote for iua lang 8ei, iOm bet er melsm
Winusiotu og Rsp Yott. ytsu for at bore
Basiaserer Hal funne berpttt fig at be bill
Iissre 2oeu SIusieB Ssrnbanebtletter os bog
bape ina spoe Yetpsmmelisbeoer, iom mi
tlgt, bar NJ furuututtet upre @Tttrftouer rneb
ipecieGle Sosne fra Ct. Saul cs ezra Eratn
fra Chicago, os ot a9ter at tnorette % lt9es
ban | JrentioeH, ielp ON andre minore bel
oise Gseuter Tfuloe iise iom R9usn ON Ro9'
neb9rene, at be er iure. Dor Sp3ope er at
Ifuff bore Basiaserer ben binisfte o9 betoems
MITE Reiis, u9 fable bette pRre I'll Sorars
ssIie for Roseu, ia, inu fun Ri life biGlpe
bet. vi bar Tom iRoUanli9 ct 9obt Roao til
uls, Tom uSter at reiis hlem / Ssit: @lu til
andre Ggenter fsrft og iino 10 buuo be bar
at bpoe pnu, % Tom iaa ino til % inoen ou
tisber bin BILLET. Set er Ranse. iom bar
preuet bette for, ps iom bar fisbt fin BILLET
hos os. vi snTfer gIerne en- Summsnliss
ming mcIem bore Ds andre G9suters Better
os BstuemmeIi9beosr. vi inobposr til aa'
ben % Rrli9 &pnfurrance pa oil operluoe
Summen til bet r~eiisnoe Yublitum
STRIP efter tu'oItRnbist gr'urIionsprp
gram % S~eiliH8sliite meo ole &tHier icm
finoes og beiss bort 8outor, uaar be tommsr
til Ct Baut, minneapolis, Gbicaso otter
Reu gort. 9u finocr bore erfarne Splt
puu aontoret belle SaSen fra al Z Jtorsen
til s Nften.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
w Sangbog
for n8es % Spnoagsifolen.

lite Del: "RuRf.a . 6" 80 Gents
os 9oeu Del: "Sanabos for Ssrn'.,
80 GeHts, for besse tiIiammen 55 Seats
portofrit.
S~noBolS: - Seilebnina til at Iers
at 'pn8e efttr Roier iamt 138 ubpaIat,
eanse, en-, to-, tres % frftsmmis.
3reo'e DEL al 5obu Dale o. g. Spnjen,
nSiomHter I Ssft
GRIP III Seso. g.. Senien,
6l.15.tf. Coon Yoren yn;s
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
Seotg Carer. % 2trfe,au.
gcr.Soff.

sseft Bratrie Rsnrsbeo suHer en- frtfeIto.
nnoet 8ell9IonslRret % Rufeionaer; g
gRaaneoers Stcle Tor Naret-2O 9ooe mr.
Seaareo: 2sn 80 Cts, pr. Dag meo fri aoft
! Stolsf'oen $50 for Geoelien af Rirfeiou
gen. Stert Ssittoerne, o. boob Der mootie
i,lIoios pep rttniftsrtene Sorrstniuaer. Bo,
fen filtr1oes III Slnuar 800. Ssninu IN
9ss I'll Spatisbeo | Gang. a~ajsaninosr
mso gioHesbpro ON Spsti9hsb 90 dob Nam.
Del til lensfte lib isnnes inotil l%loaono,n q,
Hopsmber Raaneo 1889 til
Eaitor 4. o. 0ilien,
: ios' biting Sun, Ws.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23

Stelo& gr s q s I'll sis'S
oontton, iaetm., naar g bill fisbe En- ~
SIsoier' l9ro'asiorte 8leoer, Satte Sues
olo' s oil taa laaoaune 8riier, Of Der ,tis
run pine gale ON sonfurranie, bpis mau
6tsls & Sriees.
Decorah-posten., 1889-10-23
4pcrtisietn enter.
q SOdoe
0ber 6abet!

er alt Tom Rsiien bebsuer at tn8e, naar mon
fisber fin BILLET pan ben reite BIaos. Briien
fro Nmerifu til GRANDDAUGHTER er fun
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-20
Many beautiful women.

The women Of Aries, France, are 70.
nowned for their beauty, which is OF q
peculiar type. II is a remarkable proof
Of the isolation OF each little commun.
ity in an old nation like this that one
inconsiderable city should have had
for ages a peculiarly of this kind.
certainly never saw so many beautiful
women and girls at once as those that
thronged the streets and filed into the
churches on Sunday morning, all re-
sembling each other; dark, liquid eyes,
full lips, finely nodded features,
crowned with an abundance of black
hair, set off by a becoming head dress
with long velvet lappels. They are
said TO have Saracen blood in their
veins. / should rather Judge it to be
Spanish from their appearance.-Cor.
San Francisco Chronicle.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-20
Lacking I'm Delicacy,

The daughters Of Henry W. Long
fellow tell the story Of a remarkable
request once sent 10 their father. Mr..
Longfellow, as is well known, was a
very kind hearted, generous man, and
when he received q letter from q
young woman in q distant part Of the
country, who said she wanted a piano,
and felt sure that Mr.. Longfellow
would be glad 10 encourage youthful
talent and send her one, tho family
were really afraid that he would re-
spond but he decided not 10 do so, on
tho ground that q girl who was so
lacking In delicacy and self respect
could not appreciate music. Boston
Gazette.
Daily Yellowstone journal., 1889-01-20
No Other Railway in The Northwest

NU UlnGr hallway Ii luz NWllV&
has in 80 short a period gained the rep.
uu lion and popularity enjoyed by the
WISCONSIN CENTRAL LINE.
From n comparatively unknown factor
In the commercial world, IL has been
transformed To an independent, infiu-
entail. grand Throu0h Route, with
magnificent depOts, superb equipment
and unsurpassed terminal facilities.
through careful catering to details IL
has won for itself a reputation Of solid.
ity, safety. couveniepce and attention
TO its patrons, second to no railroad 10
the country. Pullasa rleepers, mod
els Of palatial comfort, dining cars In
which the cuisine and general appoint
ments are up to the highest standard,
and coaches especially built for this
route. are among the chief elements
which have contributed towards cater
ing successfully to . discriminating
public. Located directly on its line,
between Minneapolis and st. Paul. and
Milwaukee and Chicago, and Duluth and
Milwaukee and Chicago, are the follow
ing thriving cities OF Wisconsin and
Michigan I: New Richmond, Chippews
Falls, Eau Claire, Ashland, Hurley, Wis,
Ironwood, Mich, Pessemer, Mich. Stew
ems Point, Neensh, Menasha, Oshkosh,
Fond du Lac, Waukesha, and Boring.
ton. Vic.
For detailed information, lowest cur
rent rates, berths, etc., via this route
to any point in the South or Esst, aP
ply to nearest Ticket Agent,o OF address
WIN. S. MEllEN. JAMES BARKER
General Manager. Geul. Psssr, a Ticket Agt
MILWAUKEE,
y. ". AMS0Ss, Northwestern Passenger Asl
No sls Nteolstt H,use Nin1eapolishigt
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-18
.rHrsrss rass Hsss zoo = .ss. ss.s .sss.'
THE GIFT
81
The r.. iIon'b!e
LADY JULIA..A PENN
10
The yuLIAt.A LIBRARY.
Al i-.La4a

Juliana Penn was the wife Of Thomas
Penn, William renn's son, who WIS., one Of
the proprie ors Of Pennsylvania Ia lao. the
date Of the publication Of this copy Of the
Bible. tn. Juiians Library was the third
public library To be founded IA Ameriea, u
having been chartered IN l1i.j IL was
named in honor Of Lady Penn, who was .
daughter o! the Earl Of FuHiret, and she
recognized the fact By presenting the Bible
10 the library, The volumes arr e!e.en
inches By seventeen and half inches IN
si,~. A. specimens Of the binders Art these
books AZ. magnificent They are bound IN
full Russia leather. and .re Adorned by
elaborate hand 'oa..ng on the backs and
outside aud inner margins OF ib. covers
The edition wa, printed IN LonJOa aud con
iAlns tho famous Commentaries by William
Doid, LID, "FrehendlFy Of Brecon and
Chaplain 10 Ordinary 10 Ills Nasty" who
va, executed for forgery Ia III
The b.oks and properly Of the Jullans
Library were sold by auction IN iSi3 To
satisfy claims against IL and the three
volumes were purchased by William
ieit.hu.. Among Other valuable relic. Of
this anclaI, library Ia the eoppe rplais 81
Thomas Penn, engraved In l,5l b. Martin.
one 81 the pioneer enPfcr-p,E,e .ngrsyers OF
tins country. the drawing Of the poFtr-i,
beng by al artist uatncd Davis, TN, plate
i, Ia the possession - John T. srhsum, who
refuse, I'll offer, 10 PERMIT Impressions
10 he iaken from h, fearing that It may bc
lO.. or injured
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-18

4 writer In The Popular Science
Monthly asserts tina; noik. Is ono Of tho
iaost Injurious Influence, Of city life. IL
;.isy noi b. sufficiently loud to attract abe
aii.a,lan Of those accustomed H. IL. hat.
II continuous. /; reis rs Inevitably uP5l
tho nervous system a. water IN dropping
upon = htoac Experiment. taEie UPON
animal, .lns. that when they have Lcen
subI~,e,i. for = number Of hoar'. 10 ,h.
vibration ~ = tuning FORK. th-lr nerv.
t.a,crs became iFr.tat.I. e, oariaiaiy as
muscular lt-r- uou,i L. affected b. al
acid OF All electric shock,
Tl.- inIarsbu, eject o! ordinary noises
las L-sca recognized by tho agihursii-, 81
Eufon-an cities. aud. In .op, eas~f. tho
nuisance has ha.fi suppressed. Heavily
lsdca carts sr- no, admitted To certain
STREETS 81 Ecriln. md In Other, they hrs
only Above! TO ra.a az, condition that shr
l.pr,ea walk, TIC street cars 81 Nuniri.
hsyo NJ hslls. aud those of Nv who i!v, la
plar,f where these hell. sro 10, uh~t OF.
suuday cEa testify to tho relic. attend
ant o.. tho ,v.,cqusn; ''pcsco and quiet.
Tho smDun, o: tho matter fe'snh "a 10
tia, tho city dG-ilsr must T.i.s,! noise
- oss Of tho n~r-ss.ry evils II his ro:.li
tlon-ot. 10 In borne pl.il"1ophlrally. and
requiring = large stock Of grace nnI a
,ienor. iS.ppy. Indeed. afo they who.
through tho long ho: months. sru oniy
disturbed Ia 'hei. morning Alumhcr, by
tho so;ss o! tho birds or tho Growing Of
eoeks.-ioatl,s Companion.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-18

Tic sw-.iao.a Of vieGna Is = ilnleur
thing to define. but tho spr-,ArulaS and
prouiinrat men s-cia altogether devoted
10 riding and driving. They have . won.
srrsui 6esrsl Of smAii. clean i!mh~d and
handsome hors-s. n,ost Of which eotns
FROM Hungary. and ihsy e.D rvmArtsbly
fiery and Intelligent, Meat Of tho
tots la vIcanA drive from two to
elk Of them GU. 30 th1 races every
day tLrvaxh the pssk-usuAl!y TO
. eur,oa, i!,,ie bs.ak 'ha, |, part mall
cart. part phs~,oa and rait buggy. Tho
dark eyed and BEAUTIFUL women 81 Vienna
,c-a especially taken BY these rvssrs.
at.o traps Tho men always hold Elli.
tary rank and arp very oorrv :. Egusrc
shouider.d. small Of walls; and ns,,y In
close Citing uniforms. They wear white
Kid gloves. aud scnd their fiery li,i!c
teams siong through tho park a: = clip
PIN: rate. blowing kiAs now and then
or waving anGer significantly a. the lines
Of beautiful visancsc women who move
along On either aldo Of the drsve.-blAkoly
Halls Letter.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-18
THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN NEWS
asuAtsLussss0 1850.

The DAILY Nrps. ~ my columns. ha. a
cnracity Tor aiding matter 'zi'ini To- the iarss
Eastern pl!srras II ainl- tu furnish rli the
n-r- ,f N" da.. sutnpl-'" In i"tsii. yet r,in.
Gle" In fpTm. " !. drtuifsi Ia Western AMI
rsTrvi,ii' IT, tuIpuuip. Interests.
our SrLyIAt. TELEGRAPH SERVICE 4.
superior to ihrt 81 any ut:irr iuntn'l wet II
~. Louis. tn" NV. 'tnplnt- mutv agent.
ani ray. n,urv money Ter sprttnl Dispatches
than nll other W.-i'tn nee epaprts combined.
The Sswa I. i.-u'-i every day Ia the ycs,r.
The wrrsiy Shvr furnishes compendium
81 .tct, notable event. NJ huin" aud abroad,
with lih-rr,i suppl, 81 choice original and 80
lrci,d articles -recisIi, adapted tn family en-
t~rtHinmeni AMI Instruction. II I. tho bcsi
family Newspaper i,ii lish.d In tn" wo-i.
\ feature II 10th III. b>iLN AMI wgrNIv
.-litiun. 81 the News. II tn" fir-i Importance To
the public. !. u,r perfect system ~ market r..
ports The nis-rlut" reliability 81 our CONNER
rinl department hn. long teen recognized by
the bu.inr.- men 81 the state. and every issue
viii -untinu" 'o furnish n tr,i" reflex Of the
int..f Kansas city. Chicago and -. Louis. as
well ~ local, quotations. I.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-18
On ApF.

u st@s so@tn strange, DO declare,
Ina, year Of married. lifo
Can change The dear With tho auburn hair
Iothe rvt-beaisd wife.
Judge.
In ia spring the young man, fancy
Lishtiy turns to thought. Of iirs,
Aud the startling tu.s he fa,ors
Nak-s q Laid riiAns hair arise,
-lioyeland sun and Voice.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-18

The locomotive lever most always
travels "incog.'
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-18

Tho clover seed crop is made from tho
rcoonl crop Of tho plants, tho Grst NOV
ing G,ing for hay. After tho heads OF
the second crvp have become quito brown
aud fully ma,urcd tho crop Is cut for
seed Quite commonly this moving Is
put into stacks or Into the barn 10 remain
until IL Is convenient to hull and clean u,
up. Tho condition OF the clover hay crop.
a. reported by the department, Aug !.
averaged high In quality.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-18
PERFECTED.

TcIrh t~r All .r-rr,
Il + - t~Ar,sli nos We utl not v-Ji. but t-Ass
Tla- ss,s-- q gold Abosr Lef lace.
AMI bring hsr Lri,i.l Tn,-- - L~Sr
To he Ter .lruiii Lay ih--.aa isrr tr-s-f.
CT ~ their r..fiali ili4l~ and Lst
~ ctr Lourh ~, r burning 'ns .h- t.p;.
Or ILAi .n.-n c.T0l5 LTaAsni Ia SAT- loss and
.eft--uFgs
Over A. -Dnss i.sId siish. ia..i Ia TER.
Nigh .@y 'Alras-s " And '-u. TAI iilr-
Tho .y-. sith l--rs 81 -. "a hi-J.
nirii ~ Lz-ay
Ehen s.a- tisTl1s -, .Di. fa1aanf IN tsof ret.
Eth all tsF ifgr oIrf .asTi
Ia that sfii oisls--s- - Iafv t---uiy too.
-'-uuiugii- treating from i=r.n-
10 .sz~ 10 th-t ss-is--tlii siufy ~iTfs O. -
T. tie t~rfe.fri Immortality
-uaof-u I; n.sir 10 Frr-s i,--iis's
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-18
TosTorrrg pl'ILETiS.

Rnwiin. mail leaves Monday. Wednesday AMI
Friday at +. u. IN. Arrive. Tuesday, Thur
day and saturday nj q y. IN.
Grand River mail lcn,c- Mcckrr daily. except
sunday. At : u. M. Arrives daily. except
Sunday, at ii;D y. m.
i,nngoly nni white River mail leaves Mcckrr
every Monday and Thursday ut II. IN.
Arrives every Wednesday and saturday n,
6p. m.
Money order and registry department open
from sn. m. TO y. M.
I'c.tof,,cc open on sundays from sto ion. IN.
and from TO sp. N.
J.v. HouSToS, Postmaster.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-18

India rubber is being tried as street
pavement in Germany. II ought togive
every pedestrian AN elastic step
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-18

An Iowa Judge recen,ly der.led that align
ing petition without reading or knowing
what u pf.ys for does no: answer III. &c
9uir-n.ni. Of the law In his court. ALd
iha, api-,ars To he good common sense A.
wvl! As good law.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-18

Some one has well said that while we
can not control our circumstances, yet
we can control what we shall do in the
circumstances.
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-18
RELICS OF PENN.
A MASsahr~nt specimen ~ an Old Dshis
pTs.erseI la Lancaster.

There is ia possession Of the Eei,shue
family Of Lancaster, Pa, an edition OF the
Bible, Ia three folio volumes, on the lid OF
the first volume Of WHICH, IN large gilt let
teri, IL this inscription
The Meeker herald., 1889-05-18

The moths have strange tastes. They
frequently appear III overCOats IN sum
mer weather. Picayune.
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-10
APPLICATION FOR PATENT

post marked No. 2, USS No n, Thence
Third Courses 50 deg. " go feet TO post
marN ed No 4 USSzNo "a, At 800 feet post
marked No LII and post No UsS No 70,
post No Uss No .43, whence the section cor
ner common TO sections IL. II, 70 81, town.
ship South, Range 81 East, bears 5 Il deg
II min. W 9S3 feet Thence
Fourth Courso-N II deg v 1900 feet to be
ginning.
Magnetic variation, .l6 deg 80 min E, con-
aiming 2O.GG acres,
Thc'location' OF his mine is recorded in the
Recorders Office OF Esncraida county
Nevada, in Book "D," page II of Mining
Locations.
The adjoining claimants are: Bartholdi,
st. Louis and JERSEY Blue claims
Any and all persons claiming adversely any
portion OF said
Walker Lake bulletin. (Hawthorne, Nev.) 1883-1926, 1889-04-10
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
ANNIE A. CATHERW0OD,

BY her atte. pey-in-fBct, A. W. Crocker, whose
PosLottlce address il Hawthorne. Esmeralda
county, Nevada, has this day Med her sppli-
cation for patent Tor tlttern Il 900 I,un dred
linear feet of the New Orleans mine or vein,
bearing gold and silver. with surface ground
four huadred feet in width, situated
in Palmetto Mining District. county
Of Esmeralda and STATE Of Nevada, and
designateu by tho feld notes and official plat
ON ale in this oesee Lot En. Party-eight,
ia Township No South, Range 80 East,
Moant Diable base and Meridian, eald Lot
Ne IS being described a. follows, to.wit:
Beginning al post ! inches by inches by q
feet long, set in mound al stone. marked post
No USS No 4s New OfiQaas, whenc CO section
corner common to sections To- n, aoi md Il.
township ), Il 80 E, beers y 81 deg so min.
L li2 feat and inchus aistans, anal mineral
monument No bears X IL deg. L 5a7 feet
and inches. Thence
First conrse-H = des, " 100 feet TO past
/ 40 :, gss No IL. Thence
Sseoha Cougse-.S 81 deg Z 400 feet, to,
post No ]. USS No 10. Thence
Th.rd Course-S "A deg, h l5O0 feet to post
No ) OF lSs Ne 81 a. whence mineral ulonaD
ment 40 bears ~ ocg Ii min. L iJs feet
8 inches distant. Thence
Fourth Courses s! deg. W 100 feet to place
| of beginning: at loo feet post No OF USS
| No 81 A; At 300 feet pos; No g'Ss NJ 81 A;
| containing l3. - acres. SO much OF this snr4
Tey ~ conflicts with USS No ~. jersey Blue
Lode, is hereby excluded. Said CONFLICT is de-,
scribcd as fella6s; Beginning at pust No 8
OF IS No Il, aud running Lence
| Firs' Coursc-N Al de-, w so feet to NV
end line Of the New Orleans ciai,a ysence
Second Coufse-N 81 deg, L 40 sect W post
| No Is.s No IS. Themes
Third conr,e-S 4; deg, $50 feet to post
No IL. 50 No IL, AID port No4 gss Nc
| -. Thence
Fourth Coarse-s 81 deg W 300 feet to.
place Of beginning, containing 564 acres,
which tract hsipg excluded rom tt.is survey
| leaves remaining S Is acres.
Magnetic variation ID degrees 30 minutes
East, sontaiElng s.13 acres as aforesaid.