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J added his messege OF regard 10

Then he added his message Of regard TO
"the boys in New York" and we parted
At the foot Of the stairs stood the two
faithful watchers. The dog bounded up
the steps; with the woman l stopped to
chat moment. You did right" she
smiled sadly, not to bother him with Ques-
lions. he Is over 20 now, and the years
bring their weight"
Outside the sun shone, the birds sang and
the boys played. Within the doors sat the
accomplishing patriarch who has chRnted
the might and glory of America. and yet
strange to say-haS gained graster applause
and more practical sympathy beyond the
seas than from the land he celebrated. Four
years ago on this side the ocean the humor-
Gus papers were publishing Whitmaresoue
poetry and laughing over 'barbaric yswps. -"
simultaneously with their doing so the
artists and literary men OF England were
getting a generous response throughout
the length and breadth Of the British isles
to the appeal contained in this circular:
"'Walt Whitman starving
"a mans ransom wanted. The victim
is in the hands of a relentless enemy. who
if the ransom be not speedily paid, will inn
mediately make an end Of him. VIII his
fellow men put forth hand to keep one Of
the worlds immortals a little longer here.
or will they allow death to take him ere
his time?'
April Il, 1887, Mr. Whitman lectured at
the Madison Square theatre. New York, on
Abraham Lincoln. The affair was man
aged by a number of prominent literary
men, and the house was crowded. Yet, in
order that the poet might go home with
S20O in his pocket, Rev. Robert Collyer add
ed a handsome sum to the net proceeds of
the affair
Walt Whitman was born March 81. 1919,
on Long Island Despite the reverses OF
life he can look down today from the serene
heights of philosophic solitude and send the
world a message like this:
Thanks in old age-thanks ere go,
For health. the midday SUI, the impalpable air
Tor life mere life,
For beings, groups, love, deeds words books
for colors, forms
For all the brave, strong men-devoted, hardy
me1-who've forward spranS in freedoms
help, all years, all lands.
For drawer, stronger, more devoted men-(a spe-
cial laurel ere go to LIES wars chosen
ones
The cannonecrs OF song and thought-the great
artilierynen-the foremost leaders, cap
tains OF the-soul0
AS soldier from al ended war return'd-as travel
er out of Inyriads, to the long processidb
retrospective
Thaaks-joyful thanks!-a soldiers. travellers
thanks.
FRED c. DAYTON.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-18

Apparently 1t Brought Swift
Disaster to Her Enemies.
TIE MANHATTAN WELL MURDER.

Miscarriage OF Justice Followed by
Fatality OF Some Sort to Nearly All
Those ResPOusible-GOd's Vengeance
Invoked by a Ouakeress in Court
ltopyright, 1890, by American Press Association
An atrocious crime was committed in
New York city the other evening. A printer
named Jackson entered q saloon, cut the
throat of the giEl who loved him and had
sacrificed all for his sake, eluded the grasp
OF policeman and. cloaked by the dark
mss, escaped arrest. The woman died in
few moments. The man disappeared, lesv.
irg no clew behind. and it was days before
the authorities obtained even an inkling to
his Whsrea houfS
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-18
Hoz Ha Lost q Rride.

The sartoriaI difficulties Of young man
in Warsaw are worthy OF note. The gal
liant Pole was to marry, but the tailor did
not send home the wedding suit in time.
The lover would not present himself in old
clothes, and while he waited rival stole
in and secured tie prize Now the III
happy bachelor Is seeking solace in a suit
for damages against the tailor whose neg
Egence lost him q blooming bride.
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In ns.sssar.

''Eo, Mr.. Ssmkins, regret f.. bit
cannot NARY you
Great SocTatasi- ruurrnured ths Tn
fortunate " bat VIII IoY'
DO not take Il - hxri--
II II Dot thai, De wildly interrupted.
but SkAs vii do for = place 70 20
Sunday rightsD Philadelphia TizsA-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-18

Trzmp-Wnl yoz have t5e ktndnsss -
taAs tins ooztot uuins vTth yea y thu
rsxt viIlagEs
Ride--Cs-tadnly; but hsE VIII yea
gst II az<m,
Traz1D-Os. fh1s IA szy eao1zh. IL pa
have no ob5seto-.s w1n remain N -
eL<z1--Icz-nzI Ct Edpoassoa-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-18

Collector GsO<iyl-Y0u admit ths asbs.
bat ref1ss 20 pas tbs hail. Wkzi u ytysY
rtzs1n. ar. fm tEizp
B1esa Nan (on1diyj-n e nos PRO-
TlT n2ds cut YOa hare nseA TIE we'd
'ffAlsR1sr IA tbs serss q ''r-zazfrsrr :
Tlesss~sn. sh@w flls r@raoa oct
f.hcA<o T-ftyzzz-
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family. Dayb n
nov IS yeaTs oh
lie went INTO the
var 80 q pirate
and came out p
major HA con
neCl.sn With the
sheriff of &C,
dates back % isFs
From fdAx tine
until %. ss- %
bis high: Ssscosed
i1S sheriff. Re
blicEnH and
Dem ocrafs alike
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philanthropic lady who represented
France at the international woman's
congress held in Washington in 1855.
Nine. Bogelot devotes her energies espe-
cially to the amelioration of the condi-
ion Of female prisoners. and is the pres
ldent Of an important society whose aim
i =" AS S-"ra'an diSr}'aIsraa f~n'>A 80
81. LaZare female prison in this city.
Nine. Bogelot returned from the United
States delighted with all she saw and
EstoDjshed al the way in which Ameri-
Cap women manage their own affairs.
condGct meetings and perform SO many
Dyhe' duties supposed here in France 10
bc the exclusive privilege Of men. Many
~ Tie admirable features of lass sum
mos congress were suggested by what
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why Marriage Tas FaiIur.

NJ. Louisa Gingeubask. ~ fOnksrs. "
J B.. has socuref \ separation from Der hus-
band Adotph GtnRenbaek The defendant
had 2 dlsagreeabie habit u fsking a Jaw
and AK - bed every nif'Fl. am ~ he could
not be broken al his M comfortable attach
uleut tor sl.,ri toois. Mn Gingenbsck
sought aHd o6lsiaod PERMISSION % live
apart from Lim
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The Soil The0TT.

Orator-Tes, gentlemen and fellow
ci1zena, the wealth u a country is II
its soil.
Old Hayseed IN back sest1-Guess ye
never tired farmin., did ys:-Sev York
Weekly.
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Interest;n~ for Larkin.

Jimmy Jaysnith ito calsr)-Can you
whistle, Mr.. LaTEn2
Larhn-Not very well. Jimmy. Why,
We'll, think you had better learn
how, for pop told mamma last night
you'd have TO whistle for the 800 hs
owes ou-"-Rackst.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-18
A spow STORM In IIopdsn.

London IS having phenomenal weather.
One day, at nearly the middle Of April,
snow began falling a. II n m II was sue
ceeded at noon By rain sRd hail then sun
shine and cold and biting wind So It
would seem that lunatic freaks Of the at
mozphere are ret confined to the American
side Of the big pond.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-18
N Han Dnue

Mrs. S1Irndiet-Pardon ne. Mr.. Dssh-
away. you are getting -our cozs sissves
in the SOUP.
DashawHy-The material, madam, is
water proof. -Clo.hier ard FsTnisher.
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Ecparfec.

Your account has been standing s
long time, Mr. Dukey."
Then give it a seat. my dear Shears
Very glad 70, sir. Shall we make ii q
receipt: Harper Bazaar.
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GI5elMrAAtA Gztu14/
The Last Resort.

Jockey-Tve trained all 1 know how,
and I'm still four pounds over weight.
Horse Owner-It looks as though you'd
have to take a bath after an-Munsey's
Weekly.
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the neighbors assert that il u the ghost OF
Elma Sands rvvisating the scene Of tho
murder, and praying in ag0ni1ed acpents
for mercy at the hands Of the man who be-
trayed and slew her. That Weekes was
guilty was fully established only few
days after his banishment from New York
Burr knew of the evidence. but bad sup
pressed IT, F. K WHITE.
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Ruined ~ Krirs,a.,nt Living

Col T. " Davis, deputy sheriff % Easex
county. y J.. has departed from Newark.
and there j. littLs proxprst % lis voluntary
return His Ace0 ants ar many thousands
Of dollars short. sad tae nsyTx kaz brought
sorrow - Ia fr1eads ard disZraes 20 ais
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No Change.

Swiggar--tientleman's dress remains
about the same this year, doesn't IT.
Twigger-Mine does.-Clothier and
Furnisher. stfsas
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r~s:Gsnsd him Hls ssTvf,ss zsrs valued
highly. and his salary was g. 900 yeAr
The mans downfall n aid % be due 70 sx,
p~nsivs living
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-18
( RaFe Freak.

CountTyman On dime muse1ml-Say,
bub, what sort of a curiosity be You?
Freak-rm the boy what never whis-
tleS.-Texas Siftings.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-05-18
A Cssl, Tndurcr,rr..

SInilax-So Wantrox didn6 marry fog
hesuty?
Brodix-No; he married Tor booty
Epocb
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anncrseaa History.
1'eaFliei,-4falatf & the Worlds fair

80 blsEl tlE9 y 7'l-l- > III
Chicago, Ills. II 1893. 10 commemorate
Class-Th' discovery cf III West In
dies by Christopher Columbus IL l4s2.-
New York Weekly.
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SIN Rrfsrs Hin.

when I was q small boy" sad De
Binks. "syeTysoiy-kziS had 3 great fl
tire before ue. -
"AzI UsEs7
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= e i 81, Saehiassaa g.
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Democrats alike
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sci es Derothaet bur9 ben
S!aotraib Der 5tabt San Nutonio:
9ection l. 0ierbur1 miro be-
tlmmt, ooB fit bas nit benz l. Wtdr7
1889 b~eginnenbe unb nit bem %. Sc.
bruar 1890 enbenbe ftdbtif9e 8ertpai.
tungstabr cine GOpfiteusr pon 81 BON
allen mdnnli6en 0euobnern Der 5tabi
5tDiTGeu 81 unb so Sabren erbober
tpesben ION, bic minheItens felt 6 Mo.
noten bor benz l. Wfara 1889 in ber
Staot gepobnt haben unb bic ni6i
ausbridli9 bur1 Die 5taatsgefebe So.
bon ausgenommen tporben finb.
Section 2. 5erner fpl fir al.
geraeine 3meGe fit oos nit benz %.
6ebruar 1890 enbenbe Giscaliabr auf
anes @runbs unb peri6nii6e @igentbum,
iansrbaIb Der 5tabtsren3er, uel6es
niht ausbridli1 bur6 Die 0erfa7ung,
bic Staatsgeiebe unb bic tdotii6en Ser.
oroaun9en ausgenommen 1T. cine ad.
valorem.S teuer bon so Gents auf ie
800 5teuertpertb gelegt tperben.
Section 8. Gum 3wsde ber
3ins5ablung auf bic bonbirte S9ulb
ber 5toot uno 5ur NnIesuug zines
QmortiIations zGonbs 5ur i6lieBli6eu
Qb3ablung berielben ioI cine Special
5teuer bon rs Gents auf ie 800 alles
in Section 2 e~rtpdbnten @igentbums.
pertbes gelegi werben.
5ection4 4. Sn lle5ereialim.
mung nit 6er frtber angenemmener
unb bur6 bic Nbftimmung bonn 8.
Widr3 1882 gebiuisten Orbiuana Iol eiue
SpeeiaiIieusr BON 10 Gents auf ie $1OC
aues 5teuermertbss einseforbert uni
fir bag Jiscaliabr 1889 gum 3mede BEL
Qufre6terbaltnng Der 0fentlideu fdbti:
i1en S6uleH erboben tDerten.
Nngenommen unb ae6ili9t am II.
Gebruar 1890.
Brpau @oIlasban,
NtteItirt: Manor,
6. 3. GIaubon, Gtabt. Glerf.
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Sit bic sdiuiuoiutht urheilbar2

Mon leie 6oS @a6te9en6e: vSerr s. S
MorriS in @emarf, Arfanfas, iaet: SD LAO
an 2uagcn > MbieeIleu f6iper bornieDer, uaS
meme 8reanbe unb Die Gertte ~ertlarten mid
fir unbeilbar i6pinD Fiidtia. 9o fin9 iG on,
Or. Sings neueS s@pinoi udtsmittel gu &c.
brau6sn. SEPT babe i'd Die brittle Glai@e rnc
bin bereit8 tit Stanbe, Die lrbeiten auf meinel
Garm wieoer gu iiberpaden unb gu beaufli9-
tigen. Sc 1T bic bette Mleoiein, Die es esber
Tam! !"
Sefe Mioolepart in Decatur, 0bio, f9reibt
v8enrt i'd nidt 81. Sings neues S9minb,
lndts' Seilmittel sebrau6t batte, mdre id fdor
lanse meinem 2unsenleiOen erleeen. Die &er5te
batten mid bersits anfgessben. SEPT bin i'd
bel beitem Wobliein."
8robefafden fret in alien Mpotbefen. @bole.
fale BET 9reik, Sbompfon & 60.
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Ste Florence WiebtinaaIe ber 8is
osrpHeoe.

berpHeee.
6clsenoes 1T Elm aus3us zines an ben
Deutiden 8efcrm Weheuger in @bam.
bersbursb, pa, aef&riebenen griefes:
Cine Wpbltbdterin.
OeHuet bic Tbure fir ae unb Wars.
Binslow pirb bewsiIen, bab le bic anne,
ritaniIde 6lprentiner Nadtisau Der Sim
ber 1T. Dapon lnb mir 70 iiberseuat,
bab mir u~nierer Sup" letren nerDen
gu iasen: y@efesnet lei Wrs. Winslom"
neil fe berielten bebiilflid mar, user bic
Yeripse bes 3abnen5 unb anbere 8ez
idwerlidteiten fir ainber binmes,utcm=
men. Wrs. Winslom's Sootbina Serup
nimmt ben 8inbern bic Sdmersen unb
turtrt Dpientrie unc Dtarrbce. Gr
mad,t ben @aumen CART, befreit bon
Gnt5inbuns unb brin9t baS Sinh sladlid
iber Die Bericpe bes 3abnens Einipea.
ST thut 9eraoe bas, mas sr pcr9iebt ~
tbun, Iues uuo nidt meniser. Wir ba.
ben eiumat Wrs. @inslow seieben unb
fenuen fe nur burd ibren Scctbina
Sprup fir 8iuoer. Wenu mir bic Wiaht
bitten, ptrben mir fe ais Seilanb fir
bic 8inoer binItelIen = mas iie aud in
Der That it Der Ssruy pirb in
alien Gprtbeten 3u 25 Gents per 6tai&e
pertauft.
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Ser giueereaa gdlmh .Stprs.

ede Of 0oufonHraBs uuo apenue c.,
oieter beliebte 2abeu Der 6tabt, bal
ielneu netiea So1ratb bon Sommer
l9ubsn fir 9erren. Damen unc
Slaoer erbaltea uno bot cine unber:
glelbll@e Nlsmabl aIsr @orten unb
GuaIltdten. Ser Cinderella G@ub.
store tabrt .ur bic 5abrifate Der be ten
Jabrifen uno uberbietet Mnes, mas i'm
Dielige1 ytarft gu baben lit. 5pecia
litdt fir SefreH: Der aoffDrbsS 6ub,
tut So. VS. bsrlobnt li9 bet Miibe, i'm
CINDERELLA 5tuye porsufpredeu,
ebe man anbersmo fault.
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9r. S. 6. 1reebina, 3abnar3t.
Office No. 231 Of 6oufton : etraBe,
Sou Nntonio. Gpredt bel linn Dor
BafsaGe uah Gurpne.

Die Msenturen bes Germ %. s.
3 oung, No. l Commerce : StraBe,
g Nntonic, unb $50. SOB Main.
5traBe, DALLAS, pertreten 1lur bic
anerfannt helten europdii6en 9ampfer=
Sinien. 9err Doung 1T i'm Stanbe bic
billigten& ateu gu geben, er=
tbeilt bereitwilig iebe gepinf9te Nuss
funft nnb 6eiorgt febr prompt ale ibm
ti%bergebenen Muftrdge. Seer nod @us
ropa gu reiien piini6t, ober 0ermanbte
beritbcrtOmmen Iafen min, tpsnbe f6
on irgenb eine Der g~enannteu Nsenturer.
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Dor allem biirfte Die 6rage onae5ro4t
iein, in miefern baour6 cine 9ebun8
ber Sage Der 2obn= Irheitsr er3ielt ners
ben fanns
Wie es ideint, pirb IS Der gauBsa
Nrbeitss Scuferena ppbl erge5en, rpie
Der Doae 6ora5" fast:
uParturiunt monies, nascetur ridiz
culus mus!A Dos heibt: SIS t~relfsu
Die Serge, ober meiter W;hts a!s eiu
ldherli9 tpinaiges Wdusden tpmmt
gum 8orihein! |"
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Galifuxnia.Weine

WeinIisbbaber finben elm sroBes 4a,
get BON feinen California : Weinen bel
Germ s. S. Meper an Mlamr
Ylasa. 9err Weper fuht bic Weine
an Srt unb STEELE aus u,.b fauft oiretl
aus Dem Seller Ter Weinaidter. Als
gutem 2enner gelingt es ibm tets, bic
befien 5orten ausauwdblen. gr fam
feline 2unben uno GamiIien nit einen,
guten Sropfen Derfeben. Rotb= unb
WeiBmeine in porahgli6er QualitGi
BON iebt ab $1.00 per @aaone = frei
tns 6ars geliefert.
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Sci es berorbne bonn Stabt-
ratb ber Stabt San Nntonio:
Sab 5eftion s, Chapter IL Der Ge=
oibirten Oybinan3en, babin amenbirI
merbe, uin in Submit folsenbermaBen
81 taIten:
5sttion s. gs Toa uaaeiebli6 fir IT.
aeno cine Berion iein, Encyclopedias
Wieb bu.6 ifgeno cine Ger 9traBem Der
etabt San Nntonio gu treibeu inner
halb nahbeuaunten 9esiffes. Sic
Grerse behelbeu 1T pie folgt: 4egin=
nenb on Der Giibieite Der eiIernen
Bride ibsr ben San Nntonio, blus in
@rane Npenue, bann oflid Der @tra.
Benfuht bon Gronb 9penlle foleeno
big our 0ereinigung bon MalnuBs uno
WuItiuiraBe, bann iiblid entlaug benz
@eleiie Der 8aloefon, 6%arrisbura unb
San Nntonio @:ienbabn biz gu Der
Stsle. no bieies GeleiIe basianige
Der Gan 4ntonio. uno 9lranfas>
,BaBsgahn treu,t, bann pefli1 entlang
benz Geleiie Der San Nntonio uib
IraniasspaBz8abn big CUR 5iib. 2ares
o0.St.aBe, bann n5rbli6 nit bet @traz
Benhu6t BON Sub unb Norb.GriohraBe
big our Worb 2areboftraBe, bann ent.
lang Der San Bebro Greet bis gum San
gebro part. bann 0ili9 am Grodett.
Ylag ober 9lbenue big sHr BOD QuarrD
8oab, bann iibli9 big our SonesftraBe
uno big CUR STEELE beg Nnfanss.
Yafist uno angenOmmen an 10.
Gebruar, 1890.
BrDan Gallag b an,
Itteitltt: WaDor,
s. 3. @laubon. Stab!z@lerf.
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Serr 6. $. Malier in Der Weit-
Commerce : StraBe bdIt fets bas bols
fommenfte Gaaer in 3eidenmaterias
lien, Sapeten, Jarbea, 8las, Spiegelz
CLOS, 8iioerrabmen, Girnifen unb alen
3ei6Hens unb Walersl ltenftlien. Ghnifs
lerifd ausgefHbrte Btlber unb Statuets
ten It. finb III elmer febenspertben @als
lerie CUR NniGt uab gum 8erfauf auss
gefelt. Sn Sapeten uno 3immerbefoz
rationen 1T bas @ei6maduolte unb
Weuehe bort gu finben.
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&. &. Collins Manufacturiao

@p., go. l, 3, 5 unb 7 Ofs 1ouHons
Strabe, bat Die gr6Bte Nuspabl in
Winb=, pferbetrafts, 4ampfs unb
0ano : pumpea ale1 Dirt uno oorsiigs
li9fer 4ontruftion Wa1er G5bren
aler Nrt nebf 3ubeb6r i'm 8roB. unb
Gleinbanbel. SpbrauliiGe Ranmen
unb Winbmiiblen oler @r6Ben gum
pumpeu lHb Mablen fno bort au bas
ben ober werben auf 8eifeaung belorgt.
@roBe 4uspabl in alien Mrtiteln un6
biaige preife bel s~eoieseniter gtuss
ftibrung.
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@iae OeSiuau;

Cur @rbebung elmer Gopfs unb Ad Va
lorem:S teuer CUR u~utttbaItuns Der
HdbtiF6en 8erma!tung fit bcs nit
BEN 81. Gebruar 1890 abfdlieBenbe
6iscQlsSabr.
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Cine Grbiudrs

3ur Anenbirung ser 5eftion s, gbap.
ter II Der Hebibirten Sroinansen.
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Die 9eyren Garpenter unb Palmer in SameSionn,
R. 81 idreibeu uns TT. 8uu'S 6utienz Slrup ents
ipriet ar2u 6rlrortunseu unp ubertrirft an 4opalattdt
ale Frdparoie, he mir thtren.
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edmeres a,sasenleisen sebeiI..

edmeres weassnIetsen sebeiIt.
Sort Sppe, Mi4., % Geb., 1882.
gpr IA Sabren lttt i'd an einem ihperen Wa>
eenleiben urb slaubte fdan i'd mare benz 9poe
nabe. Da befam Id suialis Or. Nusuif So
nis's 5anbureer Srppien in bic 5dnbe; i'd ae>
traudte 5 Glaf6en unb purbe pplifdnbts tpte>
berberselfelt. = Gilbert SisIer.
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preis, so Gents; In aflsn spotbeten III bahen.
THE CHARLES a. voGELER CO.. Baltimore. Nd.
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the TrIe Meridian Magnetic Variation, 1eieg
az D!n F.+S:. The Location Notice Gf this
mine is recorded i'll the Recorders office of
k&i!road Mining District, in Book +, page
80 ri the records of : id Mining District. The
SKY Blue; OIL the South, the Mounted Ledge;
9,.j on the west the Bullion and the Web
Foot. Any and all persons claiming adverse
~ any portion OF said CleYeland Mine or
surface ground, are required to file their adj
verse claims with the register OF the United
States Land Office at Eureka, in the State of
Nevada, during the sixty days period of pub
tue of the provisions Of the Statute.
ID. II. HALL,
-. Register.
1t is hereby ordered that the foregoing No
tire Of Application for Il Patent be published
for period OF sixty days, or ten cGnsecut. We
weeks, In the ELKo INDEPENDENT, u daily
newspaper published in Elko, Nevada.
d. II. HALL, Register.
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mining Application No go.
1sGss For Publication il NsT;psssr,
US: LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA. new

US. LAND OFFICE AT EUREKA. NEv.l
Eureka, Nevada, May %, 1890.
AROTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
W Jefferson Henderson, whose Postofiice
address is Elko, Nevada, has this day filed
his application for patent for One Thou
sand -Four II undred Sixty linear feet of the
Tripoli East mine or vein bearing gold ana
silver with surface ground Six Hundrcd feet
I'm width, situated in Railroad Mining Dis
trict County OF Elko, ana State OF Nevada,
and designated by the ficld-notes and official
plat in this Office as Lot no ~. Said Lot No
- bG.Ig described rs follows, to wit: Begin
ming at a post marked No u s ) No 10, Situ-
u;cd on the Northern slope of Bunker Hill
whence U S Mineral Monument No Oh the
summit Of Bunker Hill bears - deg I6 min
W 1921 feet, U 5 Mineral Monument No 3 on
Red Bird Hill belrs 10 deg 06 min w 2S3
feet, post No U $ 5 No 81 OH the Hoffman
Lode bears S 50 deg II min w pa fret, post
Mo- $ 5 No 80 on Standing Elk Lode bears
s 20 deg 81 min w I67 feet, post 40 $ U s 5 No
~ on TripOli Lode bears South 30 feet, Trip
oil East shaft bears % deg T. 57 feet, and
mar cd No 2 y :; S No 80 whence post No >
US S No 50 on the Hoffman Lode bcuTs \ 73
deg 30 min W 20S:6 feet, post No 2 I No II
on Sky Blue Lode bears Mouth 65 deg o. min
" 5S feet, and post No . y ) No ~ OIL Trip
oil Lode bears north 22l feet. Thence East
Thence North ll6O feet TO n post marked No
Al s 5 No 40. Thence West 600 feet TO II post
marked No u s 5 10, the place Of begin
ming, containing POLL acres. This ciaim is
for 1850 linear feet of the Tripon East Lode,
but excludes the following portions 0f a pre-
viOus survey from its surface ground. En-
ginning ut post no s No 40 and running
thence NorCn 1907 feet; THENCE = 81 deg 06 min
l. S23 feet, thence West 76.4 IT to the place of
beginning, continuing .03 acres OF U S No
AZ on Sky Blue Lode, Area Of L s No 40 on
Tripoli East Lode, POLL acres; area in coll
hict with u S s No II on Sky Bluc Lode, :O3
acres; remaining area of L S No 10 on Trip
oil East Lode, 20.0S acres. Distances chained
aud courses expressed from the true meridi-
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