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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-25
Docket of the Probate Court of
Gasconade County Mo. February
Term 1889.

| lsT DAY MONDAY FEB. 18TH, 1889.
1. III Meyer, administrator of Bar-
bara Ackermann, deceased, final set
telment.
2. Fritz Lueke. g & C H and w
Niebruegge, minors, annual settle
ment.
8. Fritz Lueke, 6 & C Emma Lus-
ter, minor, annual settlement.
4. f Wehmhoehner, & & C m h of
Casper Engelbrecht. deceased annual
settlement,
5. Gustav Nagelin, g & C M h OF
B Braunwarth deceased annual settle
ment.
6. August Reinholz, 6 8 C Rudolph
Eckenberg minor, annual settlement.
z. Peter Emo, administrators OF
George Emo, deceased, final settlement
s.. F Leach. administrator Benz.
Leach, deceased final settlement.
2ND DAY, TUESDAY, FEB. 18th, 1889.
9. VIM Klee, 6 & m h of M Klee
deceased first settlement.
10. Columbus Richardson, g & C
Thomas James, minor annual settle
mept.
II. Adolph Schmidt, g & A aud H
Rain, mino's annual settlement.
IL. Geo w Sewell, z & C JohnWarin-
ner. minor final settlement.
Is. David Wittmann, & & C Emma
Lauer, minor final settlement.
II. Philip Ebker, administrator
Henry Rethemeyer. deceased annual
settlement.
is. Conrad Klinge, administr ator
GeorgeBersinger, deceased first settle
ment.
3RD DAY. WEDNESDAY,, FEB. 10. 1889.
Is. S w Maushund, administrator
Amalia Valentin, deceased first set
Element.
II. Chas IL Matthews, administra-
tor Henry A Matthews, deceased first
settlement.
10. / P Wiseman, administrator
Talitha Phelps, deceased first settle
ment.
10. August Wegener, administrator
Martin Hahn, deceased final settle
ment.
20. Magnus Will and Agatha Will,
administrator Magnus Will deceased
first settlement.
81. john Bruins, g & Therese Bruins
minor annual settlement.
~. Louis Huncke, g q c Thee Schnei-
der insane final settlement.
4TH DAY, THURSDAY, FEB. IA. 1889.
%. Arabella IIibler, g s. c + w
Hibler. minor annual settlement.
"a. VIM Kuhlmann g & c B and II
Kuhlmann, minors annual settlement
Is. Clara Land, & 81 c m h of John
Land deceased annual settlement.
26. August Spohrer. 6 &cCJ d R
Perkins minors annual settlement.
81. Aug. Toedtmann, 6 & C r G w
J Toedtmann minor, annual settle
ment.
o NicOlaus WOLF, q & Wilhel-
miue WOLF, minor annual settlement.
FRANCIS ONCKEN,
Judge of Probate.
January 18th, 1889.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-25

RENE
NETWORK!
~S9aeaoampferfabrt!
Surge Seerriie lit tieun Eager
,hi1heu
8rentctt 1ttt0 Ne,u Oorf.

8rentctt 1ttt0 Ne,u Oorf.
Die tsrfbmtsn Saneabampfsr
Aller, Trave, Saale, Ems, Eido',
Werra, Fulda, Lain, EIbe.
@unuabenos uno Wtitttpp9s rrr
Bremer.
@~onndbenbs uno Mittipo6s rad
Netu gorf.
gremen III isbr beauet fir Reiienbe &C.
leaeu uub Yon Bremen aus f1nn man in
Iebr fur,sr 3eit i1mmtlihe Stdbte Oeati6
lambs, Seferrsids Hnb Der Stpei3 erreihen.
| Die SbaeQea ripfrr ees Hprebtutften 2lrsb
Enb nit beIcnberer SsriidfGtisang her
3pil6sabsds /. YaTasiere unb ~3rcettsr Ga
ilte- etcaut, baben bpbe Verosde,
SpraieIihe 8iutilation rro cine ausse3sth.
nett 8ersassun8.
Nebr ME
10000
YaFaeiere baben nit bsn Oampfern hes
Rprbbeutl1en 0Iopb bic &eile iiber's Neer
F@sr unb gut su%ridsdest. 8eseu Yrttis
unb reitsrer SnformattOn psnre man i9 an
Selri6s & &c.,
2 8oulius Green. Neiu 9prf.
s.. 6%Iaufenius & 60, @snsrOI.
gstnfea fir BEN Niefeu SO. 2 scut5 Glart-
fra6e. 6bieasc, 81.
Xbepbpr Sergner, asent.
Ssru1aun, Mc.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-25

europa erpprtirt nab dneeren
@eIttbeiIcn fir 81, 034. 339 ,531 @aoren.
Saoon geben no6 ben Ser. Stoaten fur
1857 600 600.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-25

ben aIastil6eu gepdfern Siefemefungen
p~prsenSmmeu, Die nod sr6bere Siefeu er.
gebeu babeu, ala ieinerseit Commodore
8eltnd2 fanb, Der feline unteriu6unaen
anIdbIid Der 2esung zines &abels Spi.
f6eu 4merifa uno Sapan anfteIlte. Capt.
tan Sanner pom nalbatrpB" beri6tet, eab
er an elmer STEELE eine Siefe pom $500
Saoen fano. Iuf Der tursen Strede ucn
orei Weilen ftie9 an elmer Stelle Die Siefe
oe8 8aiiers BON 40 auf 100 Sdoen, an
elmer anbern STEELE itieg Tie auf elmer
arpdn5ig MeiIen betragenoen Strcde pom
500 auf $500 Sabeu. Wtebrere neue Slid.
arten aus bieien uugebeuren Siefen rurs
ben su Sage %gef0rbert; beiOnoers elm
Slid, Der in Der 8iIpuns bes 8rpfeS benz
Sal glib, pdbreno er ieineu lbriacu ycib
einem &acl entlebnt gu babeu itier, CT.
reete aIIgemeines Staunen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-25

Son Der Barrier @eItauSi it l.
lung. Ser GiffeItburm, Der ii6 itoIs in
ben !9immel gu erbcben beginnt. piro
ni6t mebr alIein Die to8mopoIitiibeu Ses
iuder bes tiinftiqen Barrier Gusftcllunss,
plates in Gritaunen ieten. Man fpn.
ftruirt g%e9enpdrtig etnen mpnumentaleu
Grp9Ipbus, beiien NnSiebunsstraft inter
ellen Guripitdtcn ni6t bic %flciniie iein
piro. 9ieier Glpbus piro I'M 8erbdItuib
prn 1 su 100000 bic Sugel, Die mir be.
rppbnen, m%ieoer9eben; er wirb 40 Meter
9urdmeIIer baben. @cn einem 8 Dieter
bpben, 9e9oiienen Sburm setrasen, piro
er ii6 in "a Stunben, rpie bic Grpe. UNI
ii9 ieIbit oreben. SdIiebli9 peroeu ii9
auf 8 Meter Gntfernung Q bieiem geo,
grapbii6eu Weiiternerf, bas benz 2iret,
tor her S6ule 2apOiiier, GERM Silun uuo
benz Sn9euieur 9errn GprOean feline Gnts
itebung peroantt, GaIerien erbebcn, bic
Die Details Der peridieoenen 96beu au
beobadten geitatten. Der IprbpcI piro
Ii6 45 Dieter POM Grobpbeu beiiucen.
In Der SrOcaoerpleite miro aud Elm Mes
mantSmu5 aufgetellt, Der Die Ginbrlde
be3 Gieberiteigens III Die t~iefiten 9cbr.
lb6er Der GrHrinoe perauidauliteu ipiro.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-25
Sic &tappcriGlaneen saofalifnr,
rsisi1S.

Die &lapperibIan9e lit cine cbcnip un'
leblanc ais gefdbrIide Sct9ube Der pas
raoieNidcn GcgeuOcn Embellishments.
Sbr 9iB mirtt, wenn man nidt ipfrrt ha5
geei9nete 6cgcnmittel auipenoet man
mub NItrbpl trintcn bis 5ur bepubtlrien
Grunfenbeit binnen elmer Stunoe t6ots
lid. 9trnitdrtc GrempIare ppu iinf SUP
@dn9e Iiuo feline S~eItenbeit. Sian
triiit iie iiberal an, bonn iic bubcu tcine
bCpprsuQtcn Sd9pgriinbe. G3 lit Gin
GlTt, pab pieie unbeimlihen, b68urti9en
Gbiere ibre Nnpeienbeit ourd iene
5iihcnrcu, tldppernbeu S6ne perratbeu,
wclte man bis auf 5ran5i1 bis oreibi9
Sbrittc GnticrnNg oeutli6 bort. gtie
rci6t cine ioIde Settle aus, peun man
ibr nabt. Sic rcIIt ild Sulammen uuo
Sungcit nit ibrem bibIidcn Gcpie, eins
nal bicrbtu, etnmal oprtbin ibicBeno, ben
iib 9tabcrocu an. 9dbei miro oa3 3is
ibcu uno &lappern INNER itdrtcr, INNER
Iautcr. Die Neitie tpdt f6rmlih Dor
&utb. ShIiJt Il nit einem Stpde
nab ibr, 10 iduappt ite ua6 benz Stode
uno Dem @egner. Steinpiirie MAIDEN ie
INNER pitbenoer uno JIG perenpet inter
Sn9rimm u1o @utb, bis Sum leBten Mps
mente SiitaG4, tIapperno uno i6ndpz
pend. 9a5 llrbilo oe5 S6ien uup Der
gI1ltbl @cbe Sem, Der pom elmer ioI6en
Settle gebiNen ptrO! $50 ii4 Meni6en
ouiieocln, bort ibr Sprtpmmcn baIo auf,
benn cs gilt aI9emein aIs Wtenidenpili4t,
iebe Der ii6 seigcnpen 8eltien 81 eridIas
gen uno ipIlte eS itunoenldnge slrbeit
t~piter, ibr beisutcmmen. Sbre 9efdbrs
Ii6iteu 8cgner Iino bic sdweine, weIden
Der SiB bieier llngebeure nidt baS Wtin<
bette ibaoet uuo wel6e cine armitarte,
flnf SuB LANCE 9lapperidIange nit Dem
grtbten @rbIbeba9en persebren uno nit
ibrcr DtabI5eit ic9ur friiber beginner,
ebe Der 0iitteuteI ieine ibwarSe Seele
au3gebaudt bat. $50 Sdweine i'm 6reien
~berumlauien, 9eb6ren Die alapperi6lans
-, Isis -, So, .oe,nSo,o, CN;,,.o
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-25
Nn5ciQc>Gatcn

@ei6dtsnrtiSsu, erfe Snleratipn 10 Gents
pro 3rile.
Gel6dftsnUtijeu, 2e uub istr fpIsenpe Sn.
~leratipu 5 Gents.
Ste6enbe.I uaetaen,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-25

8puperneur Spineforo pom
IIastu ma6t in ieinem neueitcn Seridte
interehante 9tngaben iiber icnen entIeges
men rieIigcn She'll Der Ser. Staten: Die
2d1ge Der &iiitenIinie Don alasta betrdgt
1921 Weilen; bies lit mebr ais bas
SpppeIte Der 2duge Der pacifi6en uuo
atIantiiden Suite acknowledgements,
ieIbtperitdn6lid bteie Iettere uur, ipweit
bic Sex. Staten in 8etradt fOmmen, ges
re6net. Ser Marttpertb Der in ben alas.
tii6en GendNern im legten Sabre erbcus
tcten Slide belduft ii6 auI ungefdbr
5000, 900. Cine eiusise Der gu IIasfa
geb0ri8en SpieIn ipl einen ipl6en yteids
tbum an rertbppIIen Graen entbaltcn, pab
man nit ibrem Grtrage bic seiammte
gtatipnaIiduID Der Ser. Staten besablen
f6nnte. Ser Observation-Disclosures ams
pier raIbatrpb" bat in Der Ietten 3eit in
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-25

rtse nnierer yebensmitteI niGt ~besebrens.
uertb. So iOlIen bic GarrOps unb gps
gas. ~baIbpiloe Stdmme in SintcrinSien,
Die au6 bic Grdin6iueieu bic Wild als
unreines Nabrunssmittel pcrabi1euen.
Die SdHcrn vsrabi3euen Slide uno Die
5tnbus Slide n Slsiib. Sweibunoert
MilicneH 9iupus, 25O, o0o, O00 Dlpbame.
boner, 10000, COO Suben unS mob etma
10000 O0, pel6. lid aus anoereu Sol.
tern uno Soften bulammeniesen. entbal.
ten ii4 bes S!eii6cs Der S1peine, pieler
Wilepre.lrten poer tbierii6er Nabruna
i%berbdupt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-01-25
Giiernc 9ebGuoe.

ueber bicie3 Sbcmd i6eibt bic ySIinDi3
Staat85eitung" SoI9enoe8: Die neueiten,
in Wtittelpuntte Der Staot (Gbieagp) auf.
gefibrten gr6Beren 8auten babcn barge
than, odB lid oa5 Giien als 9aumaterial
INNER mebr in Den BUroergruno brdnqt.
Giierne Grd9balten unO gfeiIer puroen
5uerit 81 bem 3wcde benubt, Inn gebduoe
I~euerfeit gu MAIDEN; al3 ii6 ieop6 oas
BcolrfniB nab tburmbpbeu @ebduoen
nit 5ebn bis 5p6if Stpdwerten einiteQte,
entoedte man, bab benz Glen aIs 9dus
material nod Elm nett 9r6berer @ertb
tnne mpbne. Wdn lamb, bab elm ~eiierue3
8ebduoe nett leiater iet, als Elm fol6es
aus Stetnen un0 3iegeln unb CAP es caz
Der tetne5 10 breiten Sunoaments b~eoiirfe.
Sieie SbatIa6c erple5 ii6 ais pDn iebr
grpber @i6tigteit fir bic 8auzl1nternebz
mun9cn in Gbicagp. llniere Griabrunden
nit ihDeren 0ebduoen iino feline iebr
glildli4eu gepeien. Ser idle6te Inter
qruno bewirtt Elm itarte8 Senten iolber
ibwerer Gebduoe, Die oann 8ifie erbalten
uno i6pcr gu repariren uno in Stdno gu
balten iluo. lin Elm i6ncre3 Gebduoe
iOIiO 5u madden, mar e6 n6tbig, ibm Elm
ieDr breite5 Gunoament 5u 9eben, ba3
n]eiiten5 ben gat5cn Rdum i'm Gro9ei9ob
ciNndbm.
Die %Nnpcnoun9 BON Giien bat bieIe
6dpieri8tciten beieitigt. gnitatt Der
breiten Stein 6unoamente lpenoet man
%ciierne Sra9balten an, pel6e in Cement
p~ertittet weroen. gtuf oieicr unterIaqc
perOen tur5e %etierne 8feiIer erri6tet,
pcIhe Gin ebeniO grcbcs @cwidt tragcn,
ais bic grbbtcn Steinz 6unoamente, uno
rpCldc gu glciber 3eit ben 8uum i'm Gros
9cldpB frct IND perpcnobar Iailen.
Sd5 critic bcmerfen3luertbe 8ciipiel Don
Der Nnpcnoung uon Giien bet i6percn,
bpben Ocbduocn wuroe ppn benz v6omes
Sniurauce"> uuo Dem uytpoterp"zGebduoe,
beioe an I0du3z ulo 2aiaueitraBe belle
gen, geItciert; ncuerOing5 aber giebt oas
neue XacOmdzGebduoe an Ode 2didlIc<
uno gtdoiionitrabe cine np9 melt auidaus
liGcrc Strobe ppn Der Serpeuobartcit bcs
Giiens ais Sduma!erial, iclbjt fir bic
9tubcnpdnbc. 9eun oieie beIteben Oil ben
Scniterirpnten fat poIitiroig aus Giien,
wcl6e5 nur nit biuncu 3iegeIIagcn cinz
gefaBt piro. g miro baour6 benz oroz
zen, mddtigcn San Der Ginorut Der GIez
9onj uuo &eidtigteit pcrIicbeu, ben man
bel anoercn Oebiuocn ppn oIci6er S6bc,
3. y. bel Dem Npcrnbau8z9Ipd permibt.
Sic Iraafibigtcit be3 GilenS lit 10 oroB,
Dap man auf Dem S%unoament bieic5 Gez
bduce3 bcina6e un6dbligc Stpdperte crz
rihten t6nntc, uno e3 ipdrc ni6t gu perz
lpunocrn, mcnu na6 8erIuuf GINGER
Sabre ~5pdn5i9s unb mcbrit6di9e GebduOe
oil Der Sd9eSrronung wdren. 9d5 einz
5i9c 8coentcu bel Der 9enutung oeS
GiienS ais 9~aunateriaI lit MIR ca3, oab
mfgIiacrwcilc ter gtcit bic Giientriser i'm
Grp9ei6pB nit bcr 3cit ~Scrit6rt, in nell
dem Sale eiu ioEGer 8au elm Gnoe nit
Gdrcden ncbnlen ipiirpe. 3eit uno Grz
fabrung miNcn 5et9cu, pb biele @eiIr9c
tu1g bcre6ti9t lit.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-26

more. She experiences an unexplain-
able craving for such matter and feels
compelled to eat it. Tie odor of the
dust raised N the streets BY the pass
ing vehicles arouses in her much the
SAME sensation OF unappeasable desire
as atfects the senses Of the inebriate
when assumed by the fumes of dram
shop. There is nothing she likes bet
ter than TO discover a nice retired
gravel pit and reyel in the consump-
ton of its products 20, how | should
like to go to the sea shore, where there
Is lots of clean white sand,n sighed
she. This extraordinary parsonage
Is woman Of about 40 years of age.
apparently, and is easily described as
a Down East Yankee mother of a
family. The only peculiar thing about
her looks is her complexion, which is
curlously pale-almost eorpse-likeinits
pallor. She says she has been accus-
toned to eat gravel and such like sub
stances ever since she can remember.
She lives in Lewiston.
The only thing can't eat,n OBJ
served this remarkable woman, as she
turned to leave the shore, lis paving
stones. They break my teeth. n-Au-
burn (Me.) Gazette
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-26
The Popular Shoe Dealers,

For the Industrial Exposition, to
be held in Milwaukee Aug. 3lst TO
Oct. 5th, excursion tickets will be
sold on Tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays during the continuance
of the exposition, and daily from
Sept. 10th to 2lst; good until the
Monday following the date of sale.
Tickets will be sold at one fare for
the round trip.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-26
GALENA FAIR.

Excursion tickets will be sold at a
fair and third for the round trip to
either Warren or Platteville. Sell
Oct. LIST to 4th, good until the 5th.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-26
LOSTl

The opportunity of lifetime if
you fail to take advantage of Pen
hallegon's great cut price on mems
custom-made French kip boots
$3.50 will buy a pair of the best
custom (made to measure) French
kip boots ever put together. Come
in and leave your measure and Sc
cure the best value ever offered in
tirst-class foot wear.
"a. Remember the price, $3.50.
Du,JnATTUnpN
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-26

To RENT-A good house with six
rooms, either in whole or part. En-
Quire at Deller's store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-26
Impudent, but Not Imprudent.

"Whoever says 'fe' to me, remarks
Bismarck, lis impudent." Why, Bis
marck. fie!--LoWeN Courier.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-26
Reese Il Carter,

4 fToRNFYS AND CoUNSELLO Rs, DodgevilIe
~ Wis will practice m all courts IN the state
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-26

tmcAGo ExrcSIrGoN. On Thurs.
day, Sept. l7th, and Thursday, Oct
lOth, during continuance of the ex.
position, fare TO Chicago will be one
fair for the round uim tickets good
until Monday following date Of
sale. ON all other Thursdays during
continuance of exposition (Sept. uh
to Oct. l9th) fare will be one and
ontlhird fare for the round trip:
tickets good until Monday follow
ing date of sale.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-26
john n, Jones.

\ TToRNEY AND COUNSELLOR, Dodeevllie Wis.
VIII practice In all the courts II this state. ex
cept The Iowa County (Probstel Court
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-26
DENTISTRY


RADUATE OF the Pennsylvania College u Dental
Surgery, Philadelphia Special attention given
to The preservation Of the natural teeth 10y Hnng
and GROWING Artificial teeth inserted Satisfaction
guaranteed. share VI the public patronage kindly
solicited once 10 Coad's corner block over j. nei.
ier's store, Mineral Point wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-26

ALWAYS the latest in jewelry at
Church IL Co.'s.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-26
FINE POULTRY FOR SALE.

A lot of choice Black Cochins;
none better. Will be sold cheap if
taken in half dozen lots, Inquire
at the TRIBUNE office.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-26

DHYSlCIAN AND SURGEON. --Oace 10 len
ahsn's block, mp stairs, drst door to left. Resi-
denee hrst door west from NJ f. Church Mineral
Point Wis
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-26
ATTORNEYS
CALVERT sFENsLEY. cuAs ". AruHoS.
SPENSLEN & McILH0N,

4 TT0RNErS AND C0UNSFL0Rs. Mineral
Point, Wisconsin, Ofice in First National
Bank building VIII practice In an state and e :.
Courts, llly
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-26

For new, fresh and pure drugs go
TO Prideaux's Drug Store.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-26
". J.. rAtLNAN. Nh, rHLiP REILLY.
Bailman a Reilly,

I)HNSlCIANS AND SURGFONn, Graduates Of
/ Bellevue Hospital Medical College, Ut New YORK
'ly. uhees Ia Dr. rallman's building four door.
spoV tPulfurd's drug store, High street.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1889-09-26
CHURCH SOCIETIES.

ST. MABYS (German) n X. WrtNuARq.
Pastor sunday services. First Mass &C s:HG.
a. NJ; High Mass at iO'oo a. ~: Nospcrs Mt
3;00.P.N
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1889-06-06
Oh. GALLUP. Register.

tits hereby ordered that the foregoing Notice OF
Application for Patent be published for the
period Of ten consecutive weeks in the Central
NevAdan, weekly newspaper published a'
Battle Mountain, Nevada.
o. n. GALLUP, Register.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1889-06-06

on horseback into the opening below.
Not far away is another hollow
monster PROSTATE on the earth. You
can ride in at the lever entrance, and
60 100 feet. and out at knot hole
The most conspicuous and most
celebrated OF the trees is one that
stands directly astride Of the bread
avenue made for driving through the
park. The avenne, highway, make
directly toward this Tree, and an open.
ING for the road bed il cut directly
through the heart Of the very tree
itself. You drive right in under the
archway Of solid wo Vi, and the driver
stops, the great stage and four horses
all covered by the shelterng tree; aud
there is, furthermore, ten feet of solid
wall on either side of the wheels Of
the coach. The tree is about thir
feet i diameter at the height If the
stage top.
On my first visit there we had the
coach stopped, ana allowed several
minutes time to comprehend this sub
lime WORK Of nature, turned to such
an abiding interest to the tourist. In
our party were several Australian and
English gentlemen, and they said that
IN all their travels around the world
there was nothing 81 grand as these
wonders ef the Yosemite.
These California parks are owned by
the general government, but are held
IN trust by the State Of California,
which has expended immense sums Of
money in making roads aud other i'm
pro,eulents IN these wild, picturesque
regions
The state also keeps strong guard
oi policemen in all the parks, aud no
one is allowed 10 at even cane or
twig, or plnch bunch of leaves
from one OF the trees. The largest Of
parks contains about $500 acres; it is
one of the high plateaus that run out
westwardly from the summit of the
Sierra Nevada Mountains The soil
i, exceedingly rich. though the altitude
ia 80 high that there Is bu, little vege
tation except the big trees and ceiar
pr.wt, | saw one tree there $50 feet
high and feet in diameter. 1t stands
in the center of room in one of the
Yosemite hotels, and the room lie
known as "the big tree room.
The Central Nevadan. [volume] (Battle Mountain, Nev.) 1885-1907, 1889-06-06
AFAMouS BATTLE-GROUND.

On the banks OF the Tippecanoe, n
small stream which enters the Wa
bash River in Indiana, was ious hit the
terrific battle OF Tippecanoe.
In this great struggle OF frontier
times. the allied western Indians un-
der tie chieitainship Of Elk watawa,
the Prophet were de'eat d IN No
vemhpr, 1911. l,y The Americans un-
der lie command os Gen. WIN. IL.
Harri-on.
Ii was n lesprite, IA d fought
battle. and much depended upon The
cs 1t.
Had the Indians been su 'cess;ili,
all arriers of defence for the ear'y
e.llers would Lave been overthrow
an | the IL a. y ioiiahawk Moi.d La q
b,en active IN the rapid exierihina-
ION II tho remaining rip ee~s. On
other land the fortunate 'srmin-
alton oi the ronicst pn. an cad to ilr
sher attempts at open sa'iare by tie
lndiars. 1he rich territory, so long
oycrrrn lev hostile sayages, was
tnnown open FIR settlement. which
RI eidlv occurred as soon as til" news
of The r.eat vi,tcry became wiie-
spread.
Naturally great praise was rendered
to the success and intrepid bravery
of Gen. Har ison and he was honorei
in many ways. He afterwards served
rs Commander of the Army OF the
Northwest, and when Indiana was ad-
mitted to statehood, he was selected
10 represent the State in the Uni; ed
States senate. In lS4J he was elected
President and his unfortunate demise
occurred shortly after being inaugu-
rated.
The forty. second anniversary of the
Battle Of rippecanoe found the gal
liant grandson Of "Old Tip" leading
his forces to great political victory
which resulted in the selection OF Gen.
Ben. Harrison as President OF the
United states.
The Harrisons have been hardy
race Of men, sprung rom old log
cabin stock, which is a sufficient
guarantee Of it's genuineness wherever
found. Realizing the truth OF this,
great effort has been made to rc-ds.
lover some OF the secrets contained
in The old log cabin stock OF useful
ar,ic' es, and as the result, the famous
Old Log Cabin Sarsaparilla, univer-
sally regarded as the best Spring
tonic and blood cleanser has been
found. Not satisfied with The world
wide esteem which is held for War
ner's SAFE Cure, the only cure Tor
kidney diseases, the proprietor Is
willing to do all that is possible to es-
tahlish Warmers Log Cabin arsnp,,
a-iila as foremost among househ"ld
articles on account Of its purity and
effectiveness. =,
After all, each individual has, at al
times. the great battle OF life or dea'h
10 fight, and for security attenton
must necessarily he given to me peH
weapons which sclence can o"e' ~"
mapity in the great contest.
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NOTICE
To Co-owners.
no THE HEIRS AT LAW OF 9. r.

V,o THE HEIRS AT LAW OF q. +.
Rodgers, deceased : ,fl
you ar: hereby notified. thst have expended
The sIm OF Four Hundrr.i and Twenty Dollars
lsI2o) each year, for labor aud improvements,
IRON the year 6s to the year lsss, INCLUSIVE,
amounting TO Eight Thorslni Eight Hundred
aud Twenty Dollars tss, 500. on the Buena Vista
seri - OF mining .la ms, Nos. l. 2 and 3. owned
by the Buena Vista Company, consisting Of
Fourteen hundred tii0w feet each. situated in
Battle Mountain Mining district. Lander
County, Nevada, Loc ted July 18th, and Re.
corded July 18th, 1851, In Book b, pages 40, Al
arid IL Of said District Records, in order 10 hold
said premises un ,er the United states and Dis
trict Mining Laws. The amount due from the
heirs at law qfsaid c, r. Rodgers. they being
the own RS of an undivided one-ssventh interest
In said mi ain claims ~ Twelve Hundred and
sixty Dollars (si2G0). due the subsc iber. who 10
the owner of six-sssenths Of said property. And
II you fail 10 pay your proportion OF such ex.
pendisures within ninety days from the first
publication of this no ice, your interest In said
claims viii become the property OF the under
signed, under the provisions of Section ASA,
Revised Statutes Of the United States
tSignedl jim M LLANDEa.
Dated, Galena, Lander County, Nevsds,
March Goth. 1855.
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